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CROW'S NESTBv th* NAVIGATOR"J |, TODAY'S ISSUE Snbepenbent• l e a b | L THE LARGEST SUBURBAN

NEWSPAPER IN THE COUNTYCOMPLETELY COVERING

W00DMIOCE, SEWAREN, A V EN EL,PORT READING, COLON1A ««1 ISEXlN

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Heads WHS Paper Staff

lumber Agenti Stillj 0 Write Slips;legging' Reported

b WITH JUDGETo Be Reached

Whether InquiryBe UqdtrtakM *

hiieM i n h t f in '..i t h eiii,iiid J u r y * j n f c r -,:,!, Judge Adrian,v liiunswick, local

, ,,- ti> lufuse bets on

.„„ lumtlegging inuas reported, thei t'Lint<*nmry storiyi

rlv did a thriving•:, illicit enpu^cise,

. I ids aim*1 it first,1 die Gi'aHd Jury, ithrr a wide inves-

! u nim presentment-!• ,,n th« subject of

in Middlesex county.m e bettors, it was, . referred to ugontsiitwHy und CarteretMunicipality there has..! i-, 11 nf business and... licon resumed, ac-

t limitative informa-• I, Amboy and New

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5.000 'Fix' Topicin presenting to

i< < information it has•innk'Rtod gambling

lt :iiul numbers, the. known also to havei ninii'4 which ' have* in-ulutlon to the ef-

1 HID was paid "some-• In- inunty by North

i n s for the privilegeit in Middletex. No

i<l tin to the identitywho were supposed

ii' money or,the per-whom it WM al-HI* to

•>{• tin- short time left

filtely fc prepare I: th« September

a broad in-< Clarence E. Case1'iiii'sted to charge

• n the nuhject, » tnat-luvjuusly has called"'I '>f the jurors.' kul™ Morris, whoulii-d when the jury

•: .Minlinuty sessionsaid yesterday hefurther word andwhether he will at-i with .Judge Lyon

}0NUL SLATEDt iomirtiTlunl

Prosecutor Tofeted At PartyG.O.PMubs

••I'l 11<; K —-A testimonial1 '••' f Assistant Proie .

s Wi^ht of this plaice,' '"iinty Republicani'<-duled to be held

.'••"!'i"if, .September 28,n the Lincoln High-

to the eom-in to be coifcty-

cpubllcin organt-fx County Will be

1 "e served at eight111 a-short speaking

"""K will be held.' •••< on sale to the

CELEBRATESIANNIVERSARY

ew Jersey CoupKS UccailOn IHayden.

Uremony

Pushes Cop Through WindowEtnhorn Suffers Deep Gash In Leg During Fight In

Which Assailant Shoves Him Through Store Plate' WOODBRIDGE—Officer Joseph Einhorn is off duty;is a ntnult of injuries sustained last week-end when he waspushed through the plate glass Window of the S. S. ThriftMore on Main street by Alex Kalmar Jr., 27, of 285 Fulton.street, this place, in ft fight which ensued after the UtterIT I u«ed to turn off his car radio at three o'clock in the

Kalmar has been booked

John Royle

ROYLE NEW EDITOROF 'ALL-HI NEWS'Outfolng Staff To Publish' Freshman Edition' On

September 6thWOODBRIDGE — John Royle,

class of 1940, of Woodbridge HighSchool, was elected editor-in-chiefof the All-Hi News for 1039-40 at

recent meeting of the outgoingstaff. Royle, a member of thefnotball squad, and "tax-collector"during tHe Roys' Day sponsored bythe Lion* Club of Woodbrldge lastfall, served an sports editor on theschool paper during the last schoolterm.

Tom, Humphrey, '40, will suc-ceed Royle as sport editor whileMiss Mirriam Jenderup will suc-ceed Miss Dorothy Hunt as featureeditor.

The outgoing «tuff of the All-HiNews, headed hy Miss Eleanor Kil-roy as editor-in-chief, will edit itslast issue on September 6, theopening day of school, when the"Freshmen Edition," a welcome tothe new students, wilt make tta ap-pearance, Alumni may sjiucrlbeto the paper for til* coming yearby writing to Mr Royle at the

illuming.HM a disorderly person and bis c u ein scheduled to come iUp beforeJudg* Arthur Br««m*atxilay night, August U.

As a result of the fracas, OfficerKinhorn sustained a deep gash onhis leg, necessitating several stitch-es.

According to Chief George E.Keating, there have been severalcomplaints from Main street resi-dents regarding motorists parkingin front of their home* and play-ing their car radios late at nightand early in the morning. ChiefKeating said that he had instructedOfficer Einhorn to see to it that,the practice was-stopped.

Tli* Clre«mslaM«n

Early Monday morning, aroundthree o'clock, Officer Einhornstates, he heard a radio playing ina parked car. He approached thevehicle, found Kalmar in it andaaked'hinv to tune the radio down.Kalmar, he said, complied but assoon as he turned away the radiowas tuned loudly again. He thencame back to the car and orderedKalmar to turn the radio off. In-stead of complying, Kalmar is al-leged to' have left the machine tobegin a quarrel with the policeman,la the melee, Kalmar pushed Oft-cer Einhorn into the window,which broke with a craih that washeard all over the neighborhood.Persons, who rushed to the scene,said it was a miracle that' thepatrolman was not more severelycut about the body.

MAHTOWfOVACAnHOME'UNFIT FOR PIGS'

Court Oriert Dargo ToMove From House On

Worden Atfenue"WOODBRIIKiE — Paul DarBo,

of 11 Warden Avenue, Hopelawn,has until September 1 to,vacate,his present premises which havebeen ruled unsanitary and unfit forhuman occupation hy the, Board ofHealth.

Dargo failed to heed Health Of-ficer Harold J. Bailey's notices tomove and was finally brought be-fore Judge Arthur Brown thisweek. Mr. Bailey declared thatin his opinion thu place, which wasoccupied by Uaico and his mother,"wasn't fit for pigs." On Inspec-tion, he said he found heaps ofrags jjnd rubbish and couldn't His;cover which rooms were used foroccupation, they were all so dirty.

On his promise to find a newhome before Friday, September 1,Dargo was released hy the court

SEWAQEN CARD PARTYHELD AT WATER CLUB

Mr, and Mrs. Richard Pot-ter Entertain At Af-

fair SaturdaySEWAREN~'~Mr. and Mrs.

Rirhnrd F. Potter, were hostsat-ticurd party held Saturday night atthe Sewurcn Land and WaterClub.

Prizes were WOJ>. by KelleyChndwick, Mrs. Anne Fraier, Mrs.Ronald Burnt, Robert T. Bogan,Frederick J. Adams, Mrs. GeorgeUrban, Mr. and Mrs. Harold P.

K—Pride of New243, &ww. a-mi-

celebrated'.v anniversary re-

lf"i W»B markedvia it of the stateKi'va T. Parsons.Miss Irma Brook-

hc following com-'" a county unfon

in Middle-Grace Siessel,

and' Mrs.

Riven by Mrs.itha Hoi man,

tional qouncllor"f the local couttcll;l;"'lof, former jun-•''"»: Mrs. Jfeanettt!'• ^ate, secretary;'•"'• national'aasoci-N||'s- Amanda Rich-

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Others present were: Mr. andMrs. Julian E. Grow, Mr, and Mrs.•Herbert B, Rankin, Mr. and Mrs.Wamn PhlUirooa,. Mr. and MjxAlfred S, «cheidt, Mr. and Mrs.C.A. Phillips, Mr.Hnd Mrs. R. T.Bogan, Mrs. Kelley Chadwick,Richard Frate, Mrn. Roas Allen,Mrs. F. J. Adams, Mrs. O. T. RrRs-er, Mrs. J. M. Loughrey »nd Mrs.Ronald Buist.

Avenel Parents EntertainOn BirthdayJN Daughter

AVENEI—Mr. and Mrs. Wil-fred Jeffreys, of Meinzer Street,entertained Friday afternoon inhonor of their, daughter, Dorothy,Who celebrated her eighth birth-

, ' I : i • - ,gtidsta were: Dorothy and

Robert Sofleld, Nsncy and WilliamPalmer, John Peterson, Harry Deyand Mrs.'M. B. Day, oftown; Eli-nor, Grace,' Edna Bnd John Megoand Mr.' and Aw, John Metfo, of

Aajbof. •

THOUCHTVlCTmDEAD

Bit Author Of Famtm'Pii

Injured On Duty

CASESREFUSED BY STATEOmenhiser's Plea For In-

formation RejectedBy N.JJOfficitl

HELP LACK DEPLOREDClover Says Local Office

Mutt Sift Cases ToWeed Out Rolls

WOODBRIDGE—"It It not our< liiiirtiri' to report individual casesI tn the Welfare Director."

Thiit WHS the reply sent toJohn Umenhiser, municipal direct-or uf relief, by G. Barrett Glover,of the Joint Legislative Emergent')'Relief Committee of th« State of

j New Jersey, in answer to the•(Miner's request that the commit-II- .send him the list of locul can-'s which it has termed "ineligible> doubtful," in a report to the

DEADUNE BUT SIX DAYS AWAY,BOTH PARTIES' SLATES UNFILLED

Possible Mayoralty Foes

Officer Eitjhorn

Grim Reaper BestsSquad, Doctor, CopItelin Woman Diet Des-

pite Feverish FightByjrio

ISELIN—Efforts oi Dr, Hen-'ry Belafsky, members of theWoodbridge Emergency Squadand Officer Joseph Dalton failedto save the life of Mrs. Rose J,Watts, 38, who died at her ttthein Cooper Avenue, this place,esriy Wednesday meriting.

Ww iwd by Jhf

Mr. Glover's communication, Infull, reads as follows:

"Upon receipt of your letter ofjKiint 8th, I referred to the re-

port on Woodbridge and at thefirst opportunity discussed the re-port with Mr. Steel, who was incharge ofy- the investigation inWoodbridge.

"The investigation, which is be-ing made under the Joint Commit-tee, is endeavoring to determinewhat factors, if any, in the muni-cipal administration of relief, arecontributing to excessive coat ofrelief. It is not our practice tocover the entire case load or toattempt to clear all ineligible eis-es from the case load. Such errorsn practice as may have been not-

ed in any municipality are report-ed to the Welfare Director of themunicipality with the expectationthat his office would proceed tomake the necessary correctionsnot only in the small fraction,which has. been interviewed by theinvestigators, but .throughout histntite cate load. For this reasonit ii npt our practice to report in-

npt o p(C<mti»ued on Pagi 2)

WOODBRlDOfc - AndrewNickluenski, 68, of Jamesburg,Who once upset the wfiole Wood-bridge police department by re-porting "a- murder" over the tele-phone when a pig had been stuckin preparation for a barbecue,was sentenced to the .county work-house for 80 days this week in lieuof payment of a f 50 fine pn an as-sault and battery complaint pre-ferred against him by Adam Holub*an Iselin tavern keeper.

According to Holiib, he had

paid Nicklaxeiuki't $15 fine whenhe was arrested by local, officersafter the ''pig hoax" and was nejr-er repaid. The other d»y Mickiaten-aki appeared in tne tavern andasked for a bottle of -whiskey oncredit. Holub said he refused, re-minding him of the $15 he stillowed him. An argument then en-sued and Holub charged that hisone-time friend knocked him downtwice leaving him unconscious.

Nicklaiensici testified beforeJudge Arthur Brown that "Mr.Holub, he fall and J ran away,thinking he dead, h b "

Program Of Field * EventsSlated Forjiemc Sept. 3

WOODBRIDGE—David P. Ger-ity, chairman of the annual picnicsponsored by the WoodbridgeDemocratic Club wfclch will be heldSunday, September 3, at the RoyalGardens, East Rahway, announcedtoday that an exceptionally lineprogram of athletics has been plan;ned by,the committee in charge!A softball game, featuring manyTownship stars, and races, forboth young and old, will be amongthe attractions.

Refreshments will be availableand music, will be provided by awell-known orchostra.

prowd fatal to Mrs. Watts.Mrs. Watte is survived by her,,

husband, Renio; two daughtersand three'sons; three brothers.Joseph and Edward Pfeiffer, ofWest New Brighton, S. I., andJohn Pfeiffer,.of Long IslandCity.' Funeral services will be heldthU afternoon from her latehome with Rev. A. H. Behren-berg officiating. Interment will

: W i n the Hillside cemetery, Me-tuchen,

Caseys To Make ExcursionTo AAantic_CUy Sunday

WOODBRIDGE — MiddlesexCouncil, No. B5T, Knight* of (umbus, will sponsor its unntal busride to Atlantic City Sunday,

The bus will leave from theColumbian Club at the corner ofMain Street and Amboy Avenueat'9 o'clock in the morning.

Reservations may be made withthe chairman, Leon J. Gerlty, ofAmboy Avenue, or by telephon-ing the clubhouse. I,

Mayor Greiner CominiUeeman Alexander

STOLEN AUTO RINGSTRIPS CARS HEREMachines, Thefted In Hud-

son, Essex Counties,Found Abandoned

WOODBRIDGE —'Ldcal policeare co-operaing with authoritiesin Hudson and Essex counties inthe search for a gang that isstealing cars in those countiesand driving them to this vidaity,stripping them and abandoningthem here.

The third car* in a short periodof time, was discovered desertedin a lonely section in' back of theCloverleaf Mmorial Park, on ElmStreet, Colonia, Wedn

Pi Reeding Man AccusedOfTdkingOutOfTum

And Fight Develops ,fine

y the, same place. The sectionused by the gaflg is in the thick

Registration

Failing to\ Stop At Tracks,3 Truck Drivers Pay Fines

WOODBRIDGE•— Three truckdrivers, who failed to come to adead stop at railroad crossigs inthe Township in compliance withthe Board of Public Utilities rul-ing, were brought into policecourt this week by a board in-spector, Peter E. Peterson, oftown.

Those given summonsesJames H. Epperly, 38, Salem road,Elliston, Vs., suspended sentenceand two dollars court costs; AlbertWright, 34, 195 North 6th Street,Newark, fined three dollars, courtcosts, two dollars; Thomas Cronin,41, of Summit, fined two .dollarsand two dollars court costs. ,

Pedestrian Seriously HurtWhen Struck ByAatomobile

.PORT RESIDING—Anton Pe-terson, 59, of 251 Fourth Avenue,this place, was seriously injuredshortly after 11 o'clock Saturdaynight w,hen he was struck by a cardriven by Ramsen Webb, 21, of135 Schoder Avenue, Woodbridge.The accident occurred on WestAvenue, about IB feet west ofFourth Avenue. Peterson wascrossing Woodbridge Avenue fromthe north., to the south side whileWebb was driving in a iwesterlydirection.• Peterson'W8B taken to the Rah-way Memorial Hospital by FredLauter and Arnold Miller, both ofthis place, in Lauter'B car. Theinjured man was treated for pos-sible fracture of the skull, multi-ple abrasions of both hands andconcussion of the brain.

of the woode nd there are no

• brand new 1*89 Dodgesedan, which was stolen Tuesdaynight from Fred R. Powell, of Jer-sey City, was stripped of most ofits accessories. Five tires, the ra-dio and the fog lights were amongthe articles taken,

PORT READING—A fine of A b t a m.0'nth a g 0 > a n o t ) , e r

$6.00 was imposed.upon Salvatorei^ppetf car, was found in prgctic-Margratto, 28, of , Fifth Street,this place, by Judge ArthurBrown in police court this weekon a disorderly conduct complaint

made by Mary Cambria, of the

Port Reading railroad camps.

The woman charged that Mar-gTatto came to her Home and ac-cused he» of carry tales regardinga girl friend. An argument follow-ed in whteh Margratto claims the.woman hit him with a stick. Mrs.Cambria ,however, testified thatBhe struck Margratto in self-de-fense.

Assailant of ChildIn Fords Is Sought

1Q-Year I M T B O F Hit. With Brick By Un-

. known WtnWOODBRIDGE-rWhile walk-

ing behind Jensen's butcher shopon New Brunswick Avegue,Fords, ten-year-old SigmondSabo, of King George's Road,'Sand Hills, was struck on theRead with a brick by a man whochased him, according to thestory told by the child in policeheadquarters Saturday night.

The youngster said that theman, whom he could identify ifhe'saw him again, chased hint up

George's

Spencer, Rankin UndecidedMayor Greiner Alto Re-.

Fuses CommitmentTHURSDAY FINAL DAYDunigan Or Desmond To Be

On Democratic Ticket;Alexander For Mayor?WobnimirMTr^rvVith the final

ilntii for filing nominating peti-tions only six days *Way, bothnuijui political parties in Wood-l>ri<iirt' Township are still sfiurry-irur nroutit* trying to fill their.slates.

in hear the party leaders Ullit, candidates are scarce. Not aword has hcen forthcoming1 fromthree of the incumbents—MayorAugust F. Greiner, CommitteemenI'Vi'dei-ick A. Spencer and HerbertRun kin—and Municipal ChairmanJames S. Wight said yesterday hewan not in a position to announcethe Republican ticket for localoffices. Among the avowed AH-pi runts are Albert Larson of Forttawho will oppose Michael J. Trainer,Democrat, for tax collector, andJames Schaffrick, who will seek anew term as Second Ward repre-sentative.

The Democrats seem to be equal"y uncertain. While Committee,-

man Charles Alexander of Fordihas been mentioned at a possib.ltmayoralty candidate, he has re-

wd- fr» eomurit hrnueif. It t r -fairly certain, however, that FrankWukovets of Avenel will Be theorganisation's choice for commit*teeman in the Third Ward and Jo*seph Danfbach has already beendesignated to run in the SecondWard. In the First, it's anotherstory although the field of possi-bilities has been whittlod to two—Owen 8. Dunigan who made an un-auccessful attempt ag«inat Mr.Spencer two years g(ro, and Thom-as G. Desmond, young lawyer andmember of the hiph school faculty.

houses nor lignte around for sev-eral hundred yi

for PrimaryTo Be Completed Tuesday

WOODBRIDGE;—Nent Tues-day, August- 22, is the last dayto register for the primary elec-tion, according to an announce-ment made by B. J. Dunigan,Township Clerk. Primary dayhis year falls on Tuesday, Sep-tember 19.

New voters may register onor before next Tuesday withSir, Dunigan at the MemorialMunicipal building or at theoffice of the county Board (ft,Elections in Pertjh Amboy.

Any person, rea^hintf the apeof 21, on or Sefofe* November7, may register now and vote inthe primary.

All petitions, for municipaloffices, must be filed with theTownship Clerk not later thannext Thursday, August 24, atmidnight. August 30 is the lastday a candidate may withdrawhis name from the ballot.

POCKETBOOK LOSTISELIN-^A pockebook pontain-

ing a email sum of money, a driver'a license and a pair of eye-glasses, was lost on Green Street,Iaejin, Tuesday afternoon by Mr«.Bertha Hansen of the Iselin Hotel,according to a report made toDesk Sergeant Carl Sundqui.st.

stranger, who tjifin-ltettt iowsruflG i W corner in Raritan Town-ship, was described as beingabout S feet, 6 indhes tall, andabout 21 yearn of age. He wore,according to the boy, a whiteshirt, black or blue pants, whiteshoes, black bow ti6, and wasbareheaded.

According to the authoritiesboth in Woodbridge and RaritanTownship there have been com-plaints of a man chasing chil-dren especially in the latter mu-nicipality, • Friday night a girlWas heard screaming near theSand HilL school,

Sewaren Woman Is HostessAt Party For Mrs. McKean

SEWAREN" * - Mrs. Kelly R.Chadwick, of West Avenue, thisplace, was hostess recently at agathering in honor of Mrs, WalterA. McKean.

Among the Quests were: Mrti. A.A. Molitor, Mrs. Harper A. Sloan,Mrs. William Vincent, Mrs. RobertThompson, Mrs. Roger W. Loof^bourow, Miss Barbara, Rush, Mrs.Ross Allan, of town; Mlrs, Kenneth

lone while that Mafor Greiner willHot run unless Mr. Spencer andRankin al.su make the race, riutty leaders hope he will have achange of mind in the event either

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WOMAN'SAMChUSHEDBETWEENJiARH, TRUCK

Mrs. Moslowsky Injured AsShe Walks Behind Car;

Treated In Hospital

;B. McKain,iflf Avenel;

RKn, i f l f Avenel; Mrs.lChea

ter E. iRose, of Mottchend Mrs.Ralph M. Schauirrumi, of Newarkand Mrs. Joseph J. Lopghtii-y,Camden.

Mrs.lChea-

ISELIN — Mrs. Jeasie Moslow-Hky, 56, of Lincoln highway andCorareja avenue, thia plate, IUS-tained a fractured wri«t Tuesdaymorning when her arm wascrushed between a truck and ice,house on the Lincoln highway, >

The accident occurred when Ud*"ward Brown, 23, of Oak Tree road,also of this, place, driving1 a truckowned by the fselin Coal and Icecompany, of the Lincoln highway,began to back into the ice houseowned by the, company, just * sMrs, Moslowsky.walked behind the'truck. The wonuin's right a"rmwas pinned against the ice House."

Mrs, Moslowsky was taken tothe Rahwaiy Memorial hospital byGeorge1 McCann of Marconi avenueanil treated by Dr. F, W. §el! ofRahway.

Track Crashes R.R. Gates;Driver Escapes Unscathed

' WOODpRIDGB—A truck, own-ed and operated by Frank Long,of Harbor Rond, Morganivllu,crashed through the gntes ut thecrossing of the P & R Railroad onSt. George's Avenue, Tuesdayrqorning, snapping the gates %ffthe ends. Long escaped injury andhis truck was not damaged. OfficerFrank Szallar inveHtiftated for thepolice department(

MRS.HEAD,MRS.REGANHOSTESSE&JN AVENEL

Woman's Club Holds NinthIn Series Of Parties;Prizes Are Awarded

Preparing Secession from WoodbriAge, Carteret Representatives On Town CommitteeWheedled $2,8S0%ppropriation To Provide Local Hall And Jail For Intended Borough

Not*: Thli li| the third of • m-rtaa ol trtlrln on Ihf hlntory of HieWomlbriilie TowniMp rollcw Utt-partincnt.

By Ruth WolltHans Simonscn, father of DoBk

Sergeant Andrew Simonsen andMotorcycle Officer Rudolph Simon-sen, again came into the police pic-ture on September 21,1908, when,for the second time he wai ns,medspecial offlcbr fo* the juipoae o(relieving the Woodbridge-proper(Wlicembi) no that they each, couldtake 'a week's vacation.

Then pn' October B, 1003, thepeople of Sewaren appeared be-fore the Township committee anddemanded that thty bo given aflail time pallcwnalv Jar th«lr dis-

trict. Michael Coffey, • who. had

been named u special officer for following notation was mtulu inthe summer months ,was conti- the minutes:

nued n.i aSewaren.

regular policeman for f'Moved and carried that the clerk'

instructed to notify OfficersGullinane and Murphy that com'-

bStreet corner gangs, the buno of plnint has been made by the lightevery cop's existence, continued to lommissionern that several of thedraw numerous complaints, and at lights have been broken, askingthe same meeting the' clerk wai them to give this matter thoir in-authorired. to notify the officers tentjon.". ''that ihars' hllLbeen Wyeral con); port R«<lin| Gets Caplaints in; "

d)to the peop> Port ffealng, evidently felt the

d d f cplaints in; ^fard: to the p p > ffeg, v t l ystanding) on the corners around need o f police protection, fpr ontown." The .policemen were also March 3,1904 the restdenta of thaturged to enforce the bicycle ordi section submitted a petition r<>-nance which prohibited the use of questing the appointment of asidewalks by cyclists, ' , reiOilar polkeineni. The matter

The Lighting Commissioners, of was referred to the committee asthe okl days, had their troubjes, a> wfiele for consideration and onu-», and, on Janmuy 4. mtt, * • April 14,1904, tunM Mooro WM

Hppointed u regular officer «t PortReading for, the ensuing' yclir.Committeenmn C. S. Farrell waRnamed oomrnittee of one to pur-chase the uniform and equipmentfor Officer Moore. ,

Very few old, 'timers recall thatWoodbridge Township hjillt»townhall and lock-up for the Carteretneation, just before Corter'et brokeaway from ^oodbridge to becomefirst.the'Iorough ofRooseVell"awllater the Brtough, of Cwrteret: Infact, Joseph Hermann, who In 1904wait the chairman of the Tjmnxhiucommittee, was a Carteret residentand one of the advocates of thesecession from Wondhridire. Judg-ing f^qm the tnlnuteft of the metrt.-I l l at that time, it appeaw as i t

the Cartwet members knew thebreak wus ubout due und tried togot a3 much an they could for Car-teret before the tics wore broken,Carteret roads were repaired bythe SCOT?.

We flr^t find mention of thelock-up in the minutes of April 26,1904, when, on a suggestion madeby Chairman Hermann, C. M- Lid-die find'Ol Brfurratt vrert'upped a "commfttee of two to nK|.intc for n suitable lot for thelockup nt Ciirterct und report backat th<> next moetirg,", Tho lot finally chosen to the sitewhere the trjanglo i» now locatedon Roosevelt

AVENEL—The"Good Will Series"

ninth in theof card parties

being sponsored by the Woman'sClub of Avenel was held Tuesdnynitcht at the home of Mrs. HerbertHead on George Street, with M M .Edward Regan us co-hostess,

lprs. Earl Palmer was awardedthe door prise while the npp.pW.

prize Went to Mrs. RobertRhodes. Winners in the vsMom'card gameB were: Mrs. Palmer,Mrs. John Ettershank, Mi's, FrankRarth, Mrs. Charles Klein and Mr».Lester MandiRo,

Others present were: Mrs.Frank Mt^Garrah, of Woodbrid»e;Mrs. Rubin Greco, of Clark Town-ship; Mias Fein Fbdlcjr, of Orin-nell, Iowa; Mrs, Bay Misenhelder,Mrs. Frederick Brauae, Mm. Har-old Gwimm, Mrs. Kenneth Y0Unf,mtt. Thpmas Thompson, MM.Chnfles Brookwall, Mrs: C. N.' VanLM Jb

all, Mrs: C. N.Lte/.Mrj. Joaepb Chippone»l( Mn.R. G. Porior, Mi»,R Floreneo Klein,Miss Ethel Regan, MiM Joan Clineand Miss Judy perier.

The noxfofjtho series will Beheld at the home of Mn, HaroldGi pkon park \v«nu 6

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Avenel NewsA»«n»l, N. J.

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L,, . quests «J Mr. and,irll Kulk«nst«rn, of

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dego, of Jersey City w «re thetruesto o.f Mr. and MTH. Joseph('hipponeri, uf Avenai tt»wlp>Sat»i

with Mrs. Frank Barth as direct-or.

—Mr. and Mrs, George Randall,of piaipfteld, were the Sundayguests of Mr. and Mr*. C. N. VanUer.

Colonta News—Ten members «f tk« Colonia

Boy Scout Troop No. fit, accom-—Miss Ethtl Shanreod of New ied by the Scoutmaster Sidney

visiting her sister, Pinkham, Jr., Igft Sfcoday fur a

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—Mr and Ma. John HJakawitz and Miss Mary Wukovtts, ofNew York City, were the WMMIUIguests of Mr. and Mm rir«nkWukoveU, of D«m*rest Av«8u»

—Mr. and Mrs. Al«x Ifetr, ofPerth Amboy and Eugene Teffler,of Woadbrjdffe, were' the recentguest* of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tare*,1

of Minna Avenue.—Mr. and Mrs. John Patriek, of

Estontown, spent Sunday with Mr.'and Mrs. Frederick Be«W«y, ofBurnett Street;. ;

—Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Leahy, j0t Burnett Street, have ret«m«Jhome after s riiotqi trip thfau.gjh1

the Naw I niflitnH St»tw. ,' '—Mrs. Eva Mauser,'d! fcayo.nne,

i8 the icuest of her sister, Mr* JohnAnhraore, of Demar4s$ At««UJ.

—Kpbert Fischer AldMi, of lah-way, wan the weekend guest of bitjprandparentu, Mr. arid Mrsi? Ax«lJohnson; of Park Avenue.

—Mr. and Mrs. Richard 8ey-fertti and dauichter8,Delpliine andUeraldine, Miss Wanda Kujawa,

j»f Park Avenue with their guest,'Mrs. John Cwikluska, of CleveJtnd,spent 'Saturday "with friends inBrooklyn, N. Y.

—Miss Gloria Gardner, of Bur-nett Street, is upending two week*with her (trandparenU, Mr. andMra. CAM* AH<l«WM»tv, e l Na#atk,

-*Mr. and Mr«. William Kus-miak and daughter, Elinor, of Ave-nel Strt'ut, H'ftant the weekend withMr. anil Mix John Urban at theirsummer cottairc in Ocean Gate.

—Mr. ami Mrs. B. W. Wlttrfe-ht'il, of Kifth Avenue and M|. andMm. William llrtweiler, of AvenelStreet, n|KMit Sunday at BarnegatHay.

•-Mr*. Kdward Stricter andilniii;ht('i', John, of Haledon, werethe wri'kimit Ku«»tH of Mr. and Mrs.John Kink, of Park Avenue.

—Mr. nml Mm. Harold Urausamftiui fton, Kuln*rt, of Hurnett Street,attt'iidwl 'the party 8unday givenliy Mrs. Jcanctti' IMeraon, of New-ark, formerly of town, in hangrof her ton, Herbert's ninth birth-J a y . . . .

—Minn Doris Dietrich, of Ave-nel Street, in upending two weeksWf(h her grandparents on LongIsland. Jack Dietrich and cousin,Limis Dutka have returned homelifter vi«iitii(f at the. same place.

— Miss Kern Pimiley, of (Irin-neli, liiwn, is the ue.it of Mr. andMrs. Hay MixenhcluVi', of BurnettStreet.

—Mr. and'Mis. James Oillis andfamily, uf-Fifth Avenue, spentSunday at Saddle River, N. Y,

—The cast for "High PressureHomer" to be presented by theRepublican Club on October 13 inthe schbolhouoe has been selectedand rehearsal* will begin at once

Mrs. EarlStreet.

George Richard

—Charles Volk, Jr., of EastCliff Road is the guest, uf himgrandmother, Mr*. Kreida Yolk,ef Jejwoy City. ,

Austin, of

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MortimerMendham.

Brooklyn, is spending 1 week with T i w •»>• w e r « transported ^ P";his uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. :!**« " " *"d * • , * * * ^,c l»de<l

Edward Reganjof George Btreet. W ^ . ™A< F h « P . D » Bleyker,Jr., Billy Fletcher, Harry Ellis,-Mr. and Mrs. Bey

Kujawa, of Park Avenue and theiriguest Mfg.

Cleveland,Point.

John Cwiktinski,Sunday at

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Saturday '"' P W n ' Sunday afternoon.—Mis. William Woodruff,' rM.rf\ mn** ^J^"0' *h

formerly of town, now of den- f^ •WdMn, fctaM, M m andsida, Pa., i» a guest of Mr. and IjOrain« i r f a t S « » i d e HMgb^farMra. John l*M. of Aveh»! IttM. tt t w o w e e kr.. John !*bat, ef Atih*! I t t M . t V , ,

TM? Iff4el«ndent ftipablfgin1 —Mr. ami Mrs. •OaSvrn-JqhUaenclub held a very enjoyable picnic o f Mondose Avehue hate «1 ttlelrat Oakland"Beach on BuniUy with t h e i r Ku*8^ UUs AHCB Davidloh,H«rbtrt Hea4 mi Hubin Orecp aa o f U l» l o

chainnen. ' \ —Hr. .and Mrs. Arthur Saywejl—Bernard Petaraon, of Hurnct..p'f Fairview Avihs* Jijd.ns .their

Street is upending a week with his guetti* on Sunday their niece anduncle and aunt, Mr. and' Mrs-. Jo- nephew, Mr. and fttfi, titd Lumbseph Leahy, of West New Bright- °f Melbourne, Flo rid J, who are*». .iuuulo vkit-ths-WofUr-

—Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seyferth j —At the recent meeting* of th#and family, gpent Tuesday at As- LaditV Auxiliary to Colonia Postbury Park. No. 24H, it Wa« decided to send a

—Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thum dek'fration to the annual countyi h d f B i

AVENEL AUXILIARYTO SPONSOR DANCEPkuu F«r Party October

Wast Hill entertained onS«t»r4*y niffct Mr. and Mm.iithard Quin of Rahway.

—Mias Mary Baum of ' NorthHill &ud wa« the dinner guest ofMias Sally Steuerwalk of East Or-ange in New York City, Monday.

—Mr. and Mrs. William F»rr,Jr.,'of Dover Road, visited theirdaughters, UU>an and Jatote at theGirl Scout Camp Leu HenryHoover'at Bear Mountain Sunday,where they are councilors,

—Mr. and Mrs. Daytf Pa vis ofNorth Hi|l Road have returnedfrom Uke George, N. Y., and arenow in Atlantic City for twgweeks.

—Mr. and Mrs. John ftuel Tiff-any of CoJooi* Boulevajrd have astheir guests Mr. and Mrs. RobertBray W Arlington; Y«.

—Mrs. M«rtha Ffugner of WestStreet is entertaining Mr/and Mi 8,Kurt Nestief of Secaujpus. •

—Mr. and Mrs. MontgomeryKimisstt ind" SBugTtfirrMjircia, ofLtover Road, have returned froma motor trip through New Eng-

and son, Richard, of Burnet conventionStreet, Mr*. JUrirm Thum, HaMyn < Saturday,Thum, of

ywhich will be held

10, inand Frank Mrs. James Crowley wtt' named

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Donahuu, of New Brunswick are chairman of the nominating •toff-vacationing at Seaside Heights. niittfi! and will make her report

—Mr. and Mrs. Frederick at thi> September m»att((, fhe ftn-Brau&e and Mis* Pauline Bchneid- al awards in t ie miaceliHneoHSer, of Smith Street, spent Sunday club were made to Mrs. Williamat Camp Avenel in High Bridge. Kidyurd, Mrs, Harry Ludwig, Mrs.

—Mrs. Thomas Thompson, of Edward Regan and E. Stein.Manhattan. Avenue, spent Monday —Howard Fletcher of West Hillwith Mrs. Edward Glendtrinthg, of Road met with a committee of theClark Towtiahip. Civic Club, Lawrence (frit, Wil-

—Mr. and Mrs. William Grau- liam Barbcur, James Stauntwi,•am of Woodbridge, were the'Otto Rosenberg, William Helden-guests at cards Tuesday night aUtreii, William (jr«wc and Ernest

home of Me and Mrs. Harold)Link, Si-., to inspect a number of

—William Leahy of BurnetStreet and Robert Quinn, of New-ark, (pent the week-end at Saa-side Height*.

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Inman Avenue.—John Terzella, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Roceo Terulla,. ot Inmaj}[Avenue has returned home fromj.Nevads, and California where he'haa been in the engineering ser-

Following the stitement that]Vice of the U. S. Array for theFormer President Hoover had men paxt two years,"buying" delegations in Southerni —Mr. and Mrs, Pierre ObreyStates, made during a round-table;have taken up their residence onradio program .sponsored by thelColoniu Boulevard in the TiffanyUniversity of Chicago, the univer-'apaitments. Mr«.. Obrey is thesity, upon Mr, Hoovers demand,^former Marion Jordon . of Eastexpressed itB regret that the state-j Cliff Road.merit, which it believed to be un-true, was made.

Tk« Mod«it QourmelThe gourmet does not make a

cult or fetbh of his gourmet iflcas.or bore people with a parade ofHis special lore about w.nes and w e r e J o 8 e p h O a m h a < : h ) j , , ( d t m a .

—Mr.' and Mrs. Riusell Feakesof Went Hill Road held open houseon Sunday in the rscentlfc pur-chased home and entertainedabout fifty guests. '

—The Culonia Civic Club held sSunday. Among the guests

foods.—Fromety's Code.

the Gourmet Soci- p r a ' tjJ\ .a m i i ( j B t l ! for second ward

Jroad and Weit Jericy Sti.,

Right in Timefor the August

FUR SALECoats Made to Sell

for $89.50 to $100.00

Don't delay—noteven'a day! Suchan offer may not be presented again.Thanks to the co-operation of a lead-ing furrier, we have the fine assort-ment of these choice, luxurious coatsto sell »t so far below regular valae.Smart 198HM0 inodels. Richplain or brocaded silk linings. Arm.shields for added wear. All-woolinterlined and other outstandingfeatures to insure long life to thecoat.

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township committeeman; HowardFletcher, Committeeman JamesBchaffrick of the second wardand Mrs. Schaffrick.

—Mian Doris Ilg of East Streethas returned home from a visit inChicago.

—Miss Florence Sthunsberg, ofF o c eChain-o-Hills Roadat Seaside Heights,

vacationing

—Mis» Viola DenBlnyker of Do-ver Road has returned home froma vacation at the summer home inKeansburg of her aunt, Mrs.CharlesPost, pf R»hw»y.

— M m Sarah Toms one of theoldest resldtnts of Cqlpnia was re-moved- ta the Hihway MemoriaJHospital on Friday suffering fromrheumatism,

R<Ut«ld Penpieyker, aan ofMr. and Mrs. Garrett DenBleykerof Chain-o-Hlll» Rpad, has beenconfined to bis home with an in-fected ear.

-Miss Gertrude McAndrews ofWest HjU Road is vacationing fortwo weeks as the guest of MissDorothy Skerrit at her bungalowat,Lake Hiawatha,

. Mm. Hyry Rapltmanof Hoffman Boulevard have as theirguesta their niece, Cecelia, andnenhj*, Julius Horvath of Linden

—Mr. (tijd Mrs. Budolph Bartzof FVirvlew Ayeque h,«ve returnedhome from a two-week trip to NovaScotia..

—Mr. and Mrs. W. H. CcClureof Chain-0-HiUs Road had as theirweekend guests Mr. and Mrs. B. M.Webber of Clinton, N. Y., and Rob-ert B. Taylor of Ellensville, N. Y.

—Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Pattisonof Cha.|n-O-Hills Road and theirchildren were the dinner guests offriends in Bound Brook on Satur-day. '

Helm L henen, C. Wilton LybttkUnited In P&th Amboy Ceremony

ing Held MondayAVENEL---Thf AiiKuat meetime

of the Ladies' Auxiliary of AvenelFire Company NIL 1 was held Mon-day night at the rhfhouse withMrs. Carl Nier prraiding.

Plans for the duncu to l>e heldSaturday, October 14, at the housewere discusavd and Mrs. JohnKlubenspies was appointed chair-man. Mrs. A. J. fox will ac,t asco-chairman. "

Thi auxiliary, the fire companyand the exempt nreme.n attendedthe celebration uf the KeyportfireCompaay recently. On August 11tkny attended th« celebration of,the Sariton Fire Co. N«. 1, of Pia-cataVvay Township and on Tuesdaynight they are plannrnn to attendan affair spo*«ar»<J by th? Navi-sink Hook «nd Ladder Co., of liedBank, J

Mits Margaret Kennedy was thewinner of the dark horse priie atMondajrV -aw»Jo|h-—Befniihmwitewere served by Mri^Joseph Puxch-man, Mrs. Everett {ohng and Mrs.John Swetita.

JE—At a ceru-jt St. Wtw**

PiuttmUnt Episcopal church, PerthAmboy, Saturday afternoon at 8o'clock by Rev, George H. Boyd,rector, Mias Helen L Iversen,daughter of Carl Wersen of W

1 Main street, became the briia ofC. Wilton Lyb»ck <4 406 Lawriestreet, Perth Amboy.

William Rosenvinge, ehurch or-ganist, played the weddlag muswand accompanUd the soloist, MiasElisabeth Fargngton, of Fords,wh6 sang, "BeoauiM1' »i»d "1 Lo»«You Truly." Th* al t irwM deoo-ratedwith wKlts gMioli M d ferns.

The bride, who wat flven inmarriage by her brother, Henry,wore a drew of KQMI printed chif-fon in mulberry sJuidts,« large felthat anS matehlng acAMories. Shecarried a colonial bouquet of rwesand baby's breath.

MUs Muriel Erlksats, the bride'sonly attendant, wure a dress a!

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baby's brfath. William Iversot,th« bridna biuthd, served as hwtman.

A reception, for the immediatefamily and olonf fiimids, was kitldat the bride's homu.

After • short wedding trip, Mr.•nil Mrs. Lybeck will reside at 2«2Main atr«et, this place.

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WOODBRIDOK- Morris Ulman,a Carteret haker, reported to Act-ing Pesk Sergeant Climindo Zttc-ciro Saturday, Uiat jotineone hadstolen a woodvn box containing 20loaves nf bread, 1)4 ruffe* cakesand thwe dozoH rolls frmu j i frentof Sti-ve (Juiku's htini' at 05 WeilAvt'iiui', Pint Itcitilinic.

—Claanifkd Ails. Hring Results-—

. and Mrs. George Lewis ofFairview Avenue entertained onSunday Mr. and Mrs. RobertLewis and son Robert, Jr., of Vine-land and'with them attended theWorld> Fair.

—Mr. and Mrs. Richarl Ludererof Fairview Avenue entertainedover the weekend their daughterand «on-ln.law, Mr. and Mrs.Adolph Bruppo and daughter, Do-ris, of New York City. "

—Mra. Adolph Sciokle of ElmStreet was'the guest of her sifterin New Yoi* City on Thursday.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Wa»liprs, Vacuim Cleaners i t low-BHI ip, JUS: largtnt aervloa dept.,parts, molor»;.ma«hlBea. 8»0 BlatsStreet, 1'urUi Amboy, i-ttti

WANTEDBOYfl to carry «((tabll;li«d B«wfper routed, it y»ar»oia or olfler. Mr.

II. S.:hwart«, If* Amboy A»«., OfInd«p«ndent-L«a4er, H'Grcen Htrest,Woodhriaie.

HELP WANTEI^FEMALENd WOMAN over 21 yonri offur pl»»«ant work in Forils,UliTH anil CaHert-t. Rntalls

maklrig calls at homas In surround-tni twrTltory. Ptfrnawtttt Iftul. U ! lUi t"iI \l» not anply. Halary-andlommlHslon. wHte Tmleiienflent-Laafler, WondbrM|t», N. .1.; telllnfnil about yuunair anil irlvinir yourt«leplinn« numbur, it any.

HELP WANTEDMAI.K nr female. Hnlli-lt yearly

b l U HaubsirlpUflnfommisHlunB. Apply (it W UInUppaiulRtit-Leader, IS1 Green Htreejt,Woodbrlilge, N. J.

FOR RENTTttO UODM iipni-lmnnt. lin|Ulre \V\U

limn Hiuii'r, 510 Merrillns- Avenue,Avoiii'l. J.-I-. !«•

FOR SALE:AniN—And aore of ground, $2»!S.O*;

flO down, balance monthly. Nearlakea, awlmming, boating1, canoelnar.To « limited number ol p«6pl<k whlUur preHent iivallalile supply or build,.riH miiterliilx lnnt, we will deliver

Tree, MW lumber, ,*asl> dooi-H, etr.,for <'aliin 1'J.sSll, to an IKTP of ground.Aj>prnx. r,r, nilloH from WmirtlirlilRfi.Wrlto 20s WiiBhlngjnu Hmiare Hktg.,7t)i (ind'C'lk'Mtnut His., Phllndplplilu,

BUSINESS NOTICESPAINTINO, pap^r lutnpliiK. llonr

m-rnpiiiH. rciiauniililv. Tall 1'crAmboy 1-4(MI8 J. ' . 8-

Joseph Andrascik562 ST. GEORGE AVE. WOODBRIDGE

FREE DELIVERY PHONE 8-1210

SPECIAL FRIDAY . * d SATURDAY ONLY

BUTTER lnRolls 29c Ib.

HAND PICKED GREENING

APPLES4 Hi. 10'

CALIF. FULL POD

P E A S2

LARGE JUICY

BEETS

CARROTS3W

S w e e tPOTATOES 1b. 5 C

PRIME BEr.F

First 6 RibsRIB ROAST 1b.BLADE CUT PRIME BEEF

R I BR O A S TSWIFT'S PREMIUM

Ovenised 97cHAM l b . c 'WHOLE OR HALF

W 0 0 D I M M U LIQUOR STORE• M ST. GEORGI AVE. N . n n»or t<.

H i a y ORAQB WINES, LIQUORS, HEKIHAt R««*onable Pricci

O|Mti Evary Night 'Till 10 P. M.Fn« D«liT*ry from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. -SalurHnyn 9 p. m.

64HE SCCI4L. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT -

St. J«me*' Auditorium ,Amboy Av^, Woodbridg*

10-50 GAME $50

DOOR PRIZE $10

JACK POT $250

ADMISSION 40c

GALINSKY'S323 STATE STREET

STOREPERTH AMBOY

BOYS'SUITS QDDS AND ENDSValues To

59c

CHILDREN'S PLAY OVERALLS REG.29c

CHILDREN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS REG.49c

LADIFS' LOOMCRAFT SLIPS

BIG YANK WORK SHIRTS 4 9 <FXBOW ACTION

,LGVTs?' D R E S S E S Valuesto $1.19

Closing Out2 for $1.00

PLAY SUITS™" Whileto $1.00 TheyUit

.ENS SHIRTS Finest Quality!While They Last.

S " d PAJAMAS Values To$1.00

SlightlySoiled

Reg.FANCY PLAIDS 49c 24x46 25c

TURKISH TOWELS LARGESIZE

19cValue

BED BLANKETSWOOL BLANKETS

EXTRAQUAJJTY

SllfhtlySoiled

Reg.$1,98

Reg.$2.98

WHILE THEY LAST $1.59WE SPECIALIZE IN GIRLS' CHUBBY DRESSES - See Us First!

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DESMOND TO HEADYOUNG DEMOCRATSLocal Attorney Elected At

President 0( New Town

AVENEL TOWNSENDJTESHEAR STATE OFFICERS

Trenton, Dunellen LeadenTdkMSttrionHeld

Friday Night**'

WhODBKIUUE- Thomas G.Kcsniund, prominent young at-torney and head of the Wood-

Democratic Club, t u elect,ed president of the Woodbrldje

fTownship unit of the YttungDemocrats of America at an or-gsjiiiation session held Tuesdaynight in Our Udy of Mt. CirmelPariah H*ll on Smith Street

Other officers named were:William Samu, vice president,

Hopelawn wction-i J

No?ak,i

• — -v«™, AMHIUVI ngfai,

vice president, JUasbey section;Richard N«ary, 4r., *iee president,Iselin section; Bernard Dunigan,vice president, Woodbridie •

Amboy MC.

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CARLOS KAUAItil Id*

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president,tion.

William Huber, treasurer; Jo-seph Maher, iergeant-st-srm»;Charles Mangione, execnthre com-mittee. Vice presidents, represent-ing the remaining sections of theTownship, will be elected at sub-Beqtferrt meetings.

The officers w«re instilled byToWiishlp CommltUemsn CharlesJ. Alexander, who is chairman ofthe Young Democrats of Mlddle-nex County.

^ %Vp|»t, Cojrae Spit*Short talks wer» given by Mu-

nicipal Democratic Chairman JohnCoyne, .Com.mitte.eman Alexander

1 and Assemblyman B. W, Vogel.' The next session will be held Fri-

day night, September t, at theSons of. Italy Hall in Port Read-ing.

The preiident announced thefollowing schedule of Democraticpicnic*:

Augunt 20—Anthony Aquila A»-wciation at Avenel Park andHopelawn Democratic Glub atKotdn Park

August 27 — American-Hun-garian Democratic Union of Fords,Keasbey and Hopelawn at FordsHark.

September 3 — WoodbridgcDemocratic Club at Royal Carden*, East Rahway.

September 10 — Third WardDemocratic Glub atFarm, Avenel.

Maple Tree

15 CLINTON AVt . Nl WARK

B l - i - S S / ' .

BABY HAIR CURL?| Smart Women Prefef

This Hair Style

September 17—County Unit ofthe Young Democrat* at HotelPined, Lincoln Highway, RiritinTownship.

' RICKERS feNTERTAINWOODBRIDGE—Mr. and Mr«.

Harry BauRhman were the week-end (rucsts of Mr. and Mm. D. CKicker, of Albert Street. Mr.Iiuughman in traveling inspectorand auditor for the federal gov-ernment.

REDRICSAND '

JGENE $5.01Steam Wave $3.50Also MacfyneleisOil Wave for $3.50

1477 RAHWAY AVLW o o d b r i d i e B 1 2 1 J

Telephone) 4-0075

hos. F. BurkeFuneral Diredon •—

[366 STATE STREETfERTH AMBOY, N, J.

ft i«'|i»i V. Coatello, Mgr.

1 >• »•> itbttltiU-tn Balk*

LECAL NOTICES

nnn Tin w-i i)«rkrt na/aaeKn-nrdrfi Haak leiM P»«« »14

M>|||( K OF I t ni . l t »AI,BTO W1WM IT MAY< CONCKUNi

At H rriculnr mooting nf the Town-«IIIn Committee n( the Townthlp ofWnuillirldgr liflil Monday, August7th, IM9, 1 wn« flirpctcd to adv«rtl»etlie fart that (in Monday evening,Augunt 2l«t, 1199. the TownshipCnminittre will meet at 7 P. M.iKHT) In (he Comrtilttee Chamber*,Itanurlal Hunli U'HI Building, vVwri-bridge, New Jerary, nnd eirpotr«Maril lit puhlli *n|f and, tw-tkw HMthbidder according to terms or salt »Aflle with tlir Tnwnahlp Clerk qppfi toInspection mid tn be publicly r«adprior tn mile, l.iltH 23 tn 32 IneluHlveIn mock 194 I,, VVoodbrldge ToWn-ahlp Axafmtment Map.

Take furtlier nnllce tbat 'theTnwnahlp ruinmltier Inn, by reaolu*tltin II nd purmiH nt tu law. fixed «minimum price HI which »ald tote-lti«Mld block will he aolrt lofether withnil nth#r detail* pertinent, aaid njtnlmum price tielng |4(ti>.bo plut coats(if preparing deed nm| advertisingthin naje, Bald lota In aalil block, ftanhl an tprniK. will require a d 0 Hpaymen* of HO.no the balance, efpurchase price to he paid In M a imonthly InxtallKienta of 116,00 iluaInterest mid other terms providedfor in contract of aale. •

Tttke further ijotlrp tlint Ht aaldmile, or any date io whlrli It mar Imadjourned, flip T<*n»hlp Committeereaervei Hie rlgl t In lla discretionin rejet't.nny one1 or al) blda and to

1'sald lot In aftld block to auchl ler m It may aele^'t, due retard

being (Wen to term! and manner ofpayment, In raae on* or moft Mini-mum blda ahull b« received.

Upon acceptance of the minimumMd, or bid above minimum, by theTnwnahlp Committee nnd the pay-ment thereof by the purchaser ac-cording III tlic manner of purchaseIn uirardanDe with termx of aale on

s the Townahip will deliver a bar-gain and aal* deed for laid premlaea.

JMTKI): August 8th. 1931.ttu. IltlNlOAN,

Tciwnahlp Clerk.To bn Rilvortlurd August 11 111 and

Augiut nth, i;9«; In the Independ-

St. Paul's Parish Day School80 Elm A * . n « ' R.hw.y, N. J.

A Kindergarten, Sub-Primary and Grade School.Will re-open, Monthly, Si'ptemher 18th, 1030

1 • ivammahle. Write for Circular,

IFUEL AND FURNACE OILHIGHEST QUALITY FOR EVERY

MAKE OF BURNER

Prompt and Courteous Service

N f f i R OIL &GASOUNE SUPPLY CO.|M.W BRUNSWICK AVE. RAHWAY, N. J.

l'1'""« Rnh. 7-1263— Night PHone Rah. 7-0424 R

tihr toite Avenel T«wnsend Club No. 1was held at the Klub Kalita Fri-day night with Sydney N. Green-halgh presiding. Rev. <3. A. Rob-inson of Trenton gave the Invoca-tion, which was followed with thepledge of allegiance to the flag.

G. A. Robinson, president of theTownsend Club No. 8 of Trentonand William B. Lundee of Town-tend.Club No. 1 of puntllen, werethe guest"speakers,

Wayne "B. Albers, N. i. StateRepresentative, of Trepton,. alsogave a chert talk. Another ses-sion, at which mem ben 'will besigned up and officers elected, willbe. held tonight at the Klub Kalita.

CARTERET PLANTSBUTT OF PLAINTSPt. Reading Residents Sty

Factories Emit Ob-noxious Odors

WOODBRIDGEabout the odors

O/IIMirP

— Complainingalleged to be

emanating from CarUret plants, •petition was submitted to the boardof health Monday night by rt»4-denU of Port Raadlng, urging tjieboard to take at«p« to eliminatethe nuisance. The petition «*>turned over to Health Oflk«r Ifof-0I4 J. Bailey who was instructedto take st«|M to sjcerUIn thesource of the fumes.

Registrar of Vital Statistic! B.1. Dunigan-rpparUii to the- boardthat there were 19 mtrrUgea, 20births and 11 deaths in the town-shin during the month of July,

Mr. Bailey, In hia report, »tat«dthat his office recorded i f CIMS of

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,SCIENTIST, SEWAREN, N. J.

"Hind" is the subject «f theLesson-Sermon in all Churches ofChrist, Scientist, on Sunday, Au-gust 20.

The Golden Text is: "Who hathknown the mind of the Lord? orwhe hath keen Ms-eettimU«rt- •» *For of him, and through him, andto him, areall things: to whom beglory for ewer." (Romans 11:34,81).

Among the cltitloni which com-prise the Lesson-Sermon Ii the fol-lowing from the Bible: "Who shallnot f u r th«, 0 Lord, and glorifythy ha,me? lot thou only art holy:for all nations shall come Mi wor-ship before thee; for thy Judg-ments art made manifest." (Reve-lations 16:4).

The L«sson-8«rmon alto includesthe following passage from theChristian Science textbook, "Scl-•not and Health with Key to theScriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:"When we fully understand ourrelation to the Divine, we can haveno other Mind but Hit,—no otherLove, wisdom, or Truth, no othersense of Life, and no conscious-ness of the existence of matter orerror. If Mind was first chrono-logically, is first potentially, andmust be first eternally, then giveto Mind the glory, honor, dominion,and power everlastingly due itsholy name" (pp. 205, 143),

Adrio* To LovalwaT always type my love letter* in

triplicate. One copy goes to theoriginal addressee, the second Intomy private Ale and the third,(0 mysolicitor. Tb s; .wtem, b^s •ave4me'endieae embarrassment and «x-pense.—Letter to the LondonDaily Mail,

Japanese OperaA Japanese opera, "Helmet'

(Dawn), dramatizes the landing ofCommodore Ma tine* C, Perry andAmerican tailors In Japan in IBM.

1 •• • • m e t n a g - :

The Carnegie Endowment for In-ternational pe ice says that the rtM'bow peace Hag was declined by Iia<bel Ami flkecher-Albert tn 1018. It*M copyri<hUd In the United Statesm l i l t aMI Internationally copy

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. NOTICE

TO W'HOMtlT MAT CONCBHH:Pur^uaitt to the iirnvUlorn at an

Act of the ijegUlature of New Jars«r'entitled "An Ant to authorlae persons,to ' olianite their jtaraei" approved1'ebruarv U, 1874, niid the antenfl.-mmti thnrrof, nntlp* 1* litretiy giventhat I ahnll apply to the Court of.Common PISBH of the County of W.d-<HM»IX Kt the Court Houae at N«WBruinirlck on Friday, the Drat day of(•ptamber, 1(11, at 10 oVlot'k In theror«nnon {daylight navlns Um«) orH« won thereafter aa I can be lieurdfor an order to authorise nn to m-aume aaother name, to wit, Morris8h»v<«n. • ; 4

Dated AuK. Ut, 18J9, 'Moitnrs HCHKVBLOWITZ,

HI Brlpjhtnn Avt.,1 P»rth Amboy, N, J,

I.L.S-4.11,18,15

SHERIFFS SALEIN MIODLK8EX COl'NTV

COUllTBt PBHT*UJAtf AHHOCIAflOl .

Complainant, and MARY HI/.AIIItO,«t al., UttfenduntK, Fl.' F«. for theaale of morlvnied prpmlseH datedAucuat 4, 1139.By virtue of the nbuve Ht ill oil Writ,

to me directed nnd delivered, I willpxpoae tn Kile lit nubile venilue onWKONEHPAY, TUB SIXTH DAY OF

SEPTETMflErt, Al I).. NINKTHKNHUND11HIII THIHTY-NINR

at two o'olocli, Daylldlil Having Time.In the afternoon nf the »Ald day, atthe HherlhTi Office In the City of NewHfiliHWIcK. N. J.

All I lie fotftiwtnir-trftft orpn»c*l ofland and premlaea herilnatter par-llculurly deacrlhed, fltunfe, lying »ndbeliiK In the City uf Perth Amboy, Inthe County of Hlddleaex and State ofNew Jeraey.

II Ml NO known and deslmated. asLot No. 19, Blk. O, on a map of JanoK. Arnold, dated November Wd,

HKUINNINC1 Ht u point In the west-e r l y lino of Flrat Hlrvet, dUt.nlnortherly Two hundred feat from\Vnalilngton Street, them-* (1) north-erly, alon« Klrat Btreet, Twenty-livef?fi) feet;lh«nce (2) wcaterly, paral-lel with Wathiflfion mi'eat, pn«Hundred Twjnty-flve ()8S) feet:tlftiiiie' (31 aoutherly Twenty-liveiLTii font; lhenb« (4) eaaterly, OneMumlreil U-enty-flvp (l!fi) feet toIhf pnlnl nr pluce of Fii'iflnnliig,

IIKINO tlie name prfmlmm convey-i'd tn Ihu aHld .lonclill HlMrro, et en,I'.v ilrcd from Helny Miller, «t vlr,lifiirlriK tlHtc Oi'tnber I, 19^8 nnd ret-nrili-il In BooR 860, page.* ,119 AT.

TiiKi-ther with the ett«»m»nta orrlRht nr wiiy «B contained In the «Hld'l"cd uf iniiOnyanie lecnnlod In Hook«B(l. piiKe am, and "'

Itclns; the jiPdniliipii connmonlvliimwii uml ilfulnilllleil i\s KID, 4591'nrk Avenue, J"«rth Amhoy, N, J.

The aiMinixinmte nlnnupt Of the da-rr>' In he »nllin>il by aald Hul«*la thenun uf l ive TliouKand Seven Htin-Ircil n ir i i - ihr . i dollkra (M.Ul.OO)nxi'llier with the iMintu of thla aalf.

Tuiieilier with nil nnd alngular theIKIIIK. I'NVIII'KIJII, hercdllamenta andIJIIHIIti-iiniicpH tlipreuntn helonK'nf,II In iinvwlae npperlnlnlnc.

.Hlt.llTH'CHherlff.

I,K<I rinf.imKnntrn,i.-ti'i HnllcJtnr,. »i-ll, I R . j r i ; * - ! * •

Mail Carrier It AttackedBy Dog; Sail en Deep Hurt

WOODBRIDGE—While distributintr mail in the Fords section,Theodore Ratajrak, 2«; •• JIIMII currier, of 16 Ryan Street, Fords, washitUn by a <)of owned by LeroyKemmer, of 6 Paul Street.

HUNGARIAN PARISH *^'?!t££Z>tS!£SJ22B

SPONSORS BAZAAR

MiUtr for a deep bite on the thighjuet above the knee. The Boardof Health ordered K*m*i*r to kethe animal tied for obnrvation.

and three ofsame period.

iUbercuHe also

or thetold the

board that an 11 weelc old cast ofdiphtheria died in the Perth Am-boy General hospital white a childwho suffered from the diteaae fornine weeks h«d its tonsils rtmovedand was on' the road to Vedovlry.

The health officer noted thatthere were nine dog bite easw andone case of rabfet in 3ily, '

Receipts for the health ofllica forthe past month" totaled |60 , Mr.Bailey said, which WM divided «sfollow*: • ••

Plumbing permits, $38; Mwerpermits, 18; beauty parlor licenses,12; ice lfc&ae,f 11 barber's license,It; waytlde eating l]c«ns«i, $1(,

IttHn Ntwt—Mrs. Mary Schmidt,' Mlus

Agatha Schmidt and: PrankSchmidt, of town, v i t M Mrt. Bar-bar* Rau, of West N0w York, Sun

d»y. . . ,—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gift,

William Gni, Wm Dorothy 8 ? r

Mitt Florence Boehmi and Rey,Behrenberg, of town, andi Mils Ka-theriqe Hronich, of Onion, ipentSaturday at Long Branch.

—David Ander, >f Oakd

, > . TRoad, it on *n 18-day cruise toSouth America,

—Mrs. Henry Ichlamp and JohnSchlamp, of Correja Avenue, vlaii-ed Henry Schlamp at thA Vettran*1

G Hill R d H f b N

„ 4 ^t o...»i. I dance, tparty

of Miss Bern)^ Bogart of South

Woodbridge—The thpir of tht Metbodtat

Church will hold its Anal reheaUaland choir meeting for the sum-mer tonight at 8 o'clock at thehome of Mrs. Albert R. Bergen, ofWeat Main Street.

—Mines RMa and Bernic*Baumlin, of Lillian Terrace, Mrs,Margaret Bavney and daughter,Gsraldlne, of Eleanore Plac*, hkva

and Mis,

Albeit K. Bergen of West Main

Thrt t -Day Carnival To Be Htlii; wcit hostf t0 **»• M A

H t U Bv Our Lady 0 1 (<llfb at lhe"home Stturd*y niffht

L Mt. CwmLtekWOODBRIDGE—Rev. Vincent

Lenyi, pastor of Ou. Udy of Ml j A™bo>'- T h e V"«<t* *«'« « r - " d

Carmel Church, will be hoet tonight M » - ^owan Scully, Misa Bogartat the opening of a Unee-day car- V»d W"1*™ « ° » ° ' *»** A m "nival to be held at the Psriah, House ™*'' * r • n d JJ™ ^ l T ^grounds on Smith Street. The af-fair will be continued tomorrownight and Sunday night when apicnic, featuring well-known tastyHungarian dishes, will be heldngarian dishes, will be held. , ,

Bdbths conuining novelties »nd Barnes were stolen from the homehousehold goods, have been erect- ° ' "W. H. Tombs, of afcO I'l.ffed. Music for the dancing will be'8°»di «>*» P l M e- o v e r #* w e * k -provided by a Hungarian Gypsy; «nd, according U> a report made

by.Mr .Tombs t* Deak Sergeantporchestra.

Rev.

—Mr. and Mrs- John Blair, ofGreen Street, spent the weekendat their cottage atElkton, Md.

-Mr. and Mrs. J LonsdaleDowson, of Canton, Mass., havereturned home after visiting withtheir son-in-law and daughter, Dr,and Mrs. G. Myron Walters, ofWest Main Street.

, DWotftjr DurlifliJOT| Oxhi, jr DulifliJOT| Ox

Philadelphia, was weekend guestof Misa Jeannette Dunphy, of EastGreen Street.

—Mr. and Mrs. Robert B, Hay.den, of King George's Road, MIMDorothy Sanders and.Richard San-ders, of Sewaren; vjajtlld In Lana-<fowne and Drextl H1U, PA., Sun-day. " i. —Mr. a.nd MM. John Tetley anddaughter, Jean, Miss Louise Ga-laida, of Alden Btre»t and Mr. andMrs. Joseph Galaida, Jr., of MainStrfet, have returned from an autotnoblla trip to Miami, rjorida.

<—Miss Frances Mefljhwiny, ofatttyu, N, Y., vitltad her cousin,Mlta Dorothy Mcllhenny, of GroveAvenue, over the weekend.1 —Mr. and Mrs. John Cahill and

lliter, Ruth, of CoJumbus Ave-spent the weekehd at Seaside

Palrt, Stephen Yosvay, Peter Nagy,Andrew Bak, John Vaihsany, Si.,;James Puskas, Peter Toth, JuhnLKocxun, Michael Pocsai, Andrew [Barsi, John Kyruct, Alex Caubak, IStephen Vafga, Jr., John Hi, Ju-lius Pinter, John Gortvay, VendcySilber, Mrs. JMeph Major, Mrs.Stephen Csordu, Mrs. WilliamPrion, Mrt. John Zambo, Mia. Jo-seph Ruiikal, Mrs. Stephen Cacp-csar, Mrs. John Petro, Mrs, GfiritcCsanyi.

Mre. Stephen" Ciik, THrs. JosephMehen, Mrs, Ahnaijder Ciubak,Mrs. Francis Ballnt, Mrs. StephenVarga, Mrs, Joseph Subrman, Mrs.Vendel Csanyi, Mn! Francii Ssur-ko, Mrs. Jamas SHntky, WilliamSabo, Miss Ann* Koiu, Miss MaryKoiu, Mis* H e W Mtwlcs, MissMaty Gyurict, Mlts Anna Gyurics.

y p a hGun Hill Road-HflepfUl b> Ne%York Saturday afternoon.

—Mrs. Louis Peteletti, ofOakTrbe Road, is entertai'nihg her iWtar frpm. l^aly lor the eununir.'

, —Miaa Bath Ahtlerof iUk^t1

Rtmd, i» spemdlng, the iummer m acamp in New Yotk. '

—Mr. and Mrs, J. Cfowley, Ger,-aldine, Margaret |nd Arthur Crow-ley, MIM Mildfen Schweit und Ed-ward Schweit, of NSw York filijT,were the recent gueufcof 'iff. andM J h D

, —Mn. Charles Miller and MissMartha) M. Arbogatt, of East,Ortnge, were the Sunday guestsof Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Schrimpe,M prove Avenue.; -^Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cough-Un; of Main Street, have returned

e after vac«tloning'fo> sev-(<iral.wiaka,at Yamt e Lodge, Lake' (Jobbasseeeotitee, Maine,

;^-A meeting of the Board of Dl-rwtortiof. the Middlesex CountyFrit* Glub win be; held Tuvtdaywt0p^Attt«tt«», at the»MemoriatManMpal Building.

—Mr. and. Mrs. John W. Boos,P«rk Avenoe and Miss Jeank f Wl l

gMrs. John Doehme,Avenue. ,

ffMiddles^

Mo***flan;' - ; ; • 'On a vlilt to the penal colony j *

L Devil'* Island, Pr«nch OUIsna, (ja»-\ eraman Pierre-Andre M»rtlneiiu4W

covered the WoMri'l raait •nthinHi'He movK tin. He Wai s (!i)hvi«t

Mirlrtt O l c h iand otheMUm lUr*

)• now cornpltte; he hsi n»more room (or pictures, '•

I.KGAI NOTICF.SMlddlMtx r;»u«tr i « m i a i « i vtmttr NOTICE TO CBKDtTOni• Albmn DaCo»ta, Admlhlatratgr of

Charles DcCoflta, ileceaaed, by direc-tion of Frnnk A. Connolly, Hurroirateof the Coiinty of Mld(1l«ai«x. Herebyarlvtn notice tn the creditor* of theaald Charles DeCoata, to bring Intheir, dehta, demands and blahfflaMgalnat the estate of the nald d«-ccaaed, iittdcr until or affirmation,(Ithln glx. monttia from this date orhey will be forever barred of any

action therefor against tb« said AQ>mlnlsirator. , ' 1

Bated July 38th, 1931Albino Iint'udtl).

Administrator.Franrla M. genma.n, Uaq.,Counaeloc at I^aw,214 Smith Street,Perth Atnboy, N. .1. t

Proctdr.I.-U7-J«;8-4,11,18,26

SHERIFFTSALECN CHANCERY OF NEW JBRBET-

B»r*een ARTHUR A. TAVLOH,Complainant, and ANNA PORESANt,a lunatic and MICHAEL POREiANlGuardian of the Batata I air ANNAPORBEANI, Dcfcndunti.. Fl. Fa. forthe sale of mqrtgafed premisesdVtedTuly » . ISM.By virtue of the above atated Writ,

to ms directed and delivered, I wll>txpose. to. sale at public vend no on

WEDNESDAY. THE TWBNTT-THIRD SAT OF AUGUST. A. D., 1089it two o'clock Daylight Savlnr Tim*In the afternoon of the said day, sithe Sheriff! ORIce In the City of NewBrunswick. N. J.

All the follow In I tract or parcel ofland and premlaea hereinafter particu-larly described, situate, lying and be-Ini 1» the QHy of Perth Ambuy, In theCounty of Middlesex, and State of New

aa Lot No. 66 on nmap entitled "Map uf Lehlrh Partsituated In Perth Ambny, N. J.. fiwnrilby tha Maasqpuat Realty. Company."

BE0INNINO at the pnlnt of Inter,lon of the noutherly line of Bruck

wth the weBterly line of Krell9tl-e*t; ruanlni thence (1) westerlyalong aald Bruck Avenue, 25 feet;Uianoe (1) running aoutherly 100 (eMthence (3) easterly % fe«t to the nilclifettcrly tine nf Krell Street: thence(4) no-thorly along 'aald westerly lineof Krell 8lreet. 100 feet to the poltiior plaoe of BEGINNING

Bounded northerly by aald BrunkAvenue, easterly by mild Krell Strom,southerly by Lot Nn. 70 and wealerly

• No. 68.j the premlaen commonly known

and dealfnated us Nn. 913 Bruck Ave-nue, Perth Ambny, N. J.

Th« approximate amount of the do-'ee to be satlifled bv aald rale la the

sum of One Thousand Nine Dollar*7S.OOS.00), torether with th# costs ofthla sale.

.Together with alt and singular, tl»rlkhta, privileges hereditaments anal

' " thereunto belonging"ortri'ihywls* appertaining,

JtrLIUfl C. BNOBi

MdTTMRW ». MBtKO. ' -WM . Sollrltnr.I, IC7-7-M; S-4. H. 11 •

Sheriff,

O' — , ^ , l u w w e II13OII

Cwk, of Wallace Street, returnedSaturday night after a two weeksvacation at Point Pleasant.

—Mre. Ida Garten and son, ofprooklyn, are the guests of herbrother-in-law and sister, Dr. andMri. Aaron Pargot, of Linden Are-

—Mrs.' B. DiSarito and sons,Allan aird James, of High Street,ar» Visiting in Keyport, '

-^Mr. and Mrs. James Quadt, ofRahway Avenue, are at Lake Oiv(swfc yhitHng relatW«: • r

-^Mt. and Mrs. "Edwin Potter,of Project Street, are vacation-ing At Point Pleasant.— M r . and Mrs, Llewellyn C.Hol^en, of Harrel Avenue, areehtertalninw Mrs. Holden's motherand sinter, Mrs. Harry Y. Snyderatul Miss Emily Snyder, of Lebanan, Pa.

—Richard Ster^i, bf MyrtleAyenue, is visiting Alfred Kelsey,Ms roommate at New York Mili-tary Academy, 'at Hawks NestBeach, Old Lyhne, Conn. ' !

—Miss Jjaura Morgerison, ofHigh Street, is in Jacksonville,Fla., visiting Mr, and Mrs. HughTompklns, foriner]y of ^own.

—Mr«. A. E. Bernstein, of Baltimore. Md., was the recent dinnerguest of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Klein,

Complimenting* Bogart SUBSCRIPTION

Miss Mabel E. of town.

DOOK FRAMES STOLEN

SKWAR£N — Several dour

fa being assisted by Wilhtlm Brewn. Mr. Tomb's homealierationR and the

Held Tomorrow Night;Hayden tn Charge

Booth workers are:

of Elmwood Avenue.—Miss Marilyn Voxel, of Elm-

wood Avenue, has returned homeafter, vacationing at Bradley eBschwhere she Wat the truest of'Mrs.Walter Oleikey, of Cranford,formerly of town.

—The Young People's Societyof the Hungarian ReformedChurch wi\l ">**t tonight at eighto'clock in the School Street auditorlum.

LECAL NOTICES

SMHefrr Toi W - l « Worket I W / MRecorded) Book 1131 P««e ~

NOTIOK o r Pl'HMd ffAt.HTO WHOM IT MAY CONOKlfN:

At a regular meeting of the Town-lip Committee of the Townahip of.'oodbrldg* held Mnndip, Ariguat

7th, l t » , I waa directed to advertisethe tact that on Monday ivenlnK,August 2lit, 1989. the TownahlhCommittee will meet at 7 P M.UMT) In the Committee Charabcra,MMhiorlal Municipal Hulldinr WOOIIJbljdge,! N«w, J«r»ey, tu|« #xawHe andaoll ut public sale ana to thp highestbidder according to terms of sale onfile wltti the Townslilp Clerk open toInapectloii'mid to be publicly readprior to nalB, Lota 3 and 4 In Block}8G (', Woodbrldge Townalilp AsBdxa-ment MM p. .

Tnki' further jicitU>«) that the ITuwiiHlilp Commlttou lias, by rcnolu- !flon and pursuant, to IHW, (Ixod aminimum prtce Kt which nulil lota Inaald block will be mild together withall other deta.Ua pertinent, aald mini-mum price, being 1225.00 plus <;unlr ofpreparing deed ami advertising thlaaale HrtTd lots In Haiti MIHT;, IT Holdon terms, will require a ("own pny-ment of 125.00 the balance of pur-clm»e price to be paid* In equalmonthly Installments of. IH.dfl plusInterest and other terma providedfor In contract of sale., Take further notice that at aaldsale, or any date to which It may be

" rned, the Townahip Committee" thTj-Tlfitt-lit'Hr.-'iliseneltm

J«ct a«y dfis or an trida and toaell said lots In said block to suchbidder aa it may aetect, due regardbeing given *to terms and manner nfpayment, In case one or more inlnl-

(.muni blda ahall be received. 'Upon acceptance of the minimum

BM, nr bid ah6vn minimum, liy tlmTownship Committee ami the imy-ment thereof by the liuvcliimcr m-cording io the manner nf purrhitwIn acconlaTnce with tertnn of dale onfile, the Towpahlp will deliver n Imr-g-aln mid 8«lf deed for BHIII preiulHcu.• DATKD: August Ith, 10SS.

B. ,T, DUNIflAN,. Tdwnshii) Clerk

Tn be Hflvertlsed Auguat Illli umlAugust 18th, 1939, in tlui liuleiiHiil«nt-L«adett.

SHERIFF'S SALEIN CHANCERY OF NEW JKRSET —

Between HOME OWNKRP' LOANCORPORATION, a body corporate ofthe United Statea. Complainant, andJACOB 8IMONSON and OR ACEBIHONSON, DefondHnta, Fl. Fu. forthe aale of mortgagee) premlaea datedAugust 10, 1939.By virtue of tha above atated Writ.

Io in* directed aiid delivered, t will•kpoae to aale a public vendus ohWEDNESDAY. THE THIRTBENT1!

DAT Or SKPTEMBER, A. D.. N1NE-TBBN HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE

at two o'clock Daylight Saving TimeIn the afternoon "f the n l d day, atthe Sheriff's Office In the City of NewBrunswick. N. J. 1

All the following tract! or parcel ofland and prtmlat* hereinafter particu-larly deacrlbed, situate, lying and be-ing In the Townahip of wooabrhlge Intha County of Middlesex and Stats ofNew Jermy.

HEINd known nnd designated aa LotNo1. 6 on. ti map entitled, "Hap of, lORlluilding Loti al *Y>rda. N. J , ownedby Qen 8 I.Mdlfi." nnd deacrlbed HH

HKOINNINO al a point In the northoily aide «f King Gnorrn's Road nrPom Roiid diatant weatorly lOt.tWfcflt from the southwest corner nfThird Ht and said King Guiirun'1)Road; them* running nnrtherly UIOIIKthe wcaterly line of Lot No 7 nn n«lilmap 13( feet to the Jimlliorly linn nflot No. 53; thcncn woatcrlv nlntitr thi-joutlwrlv lino of 'said lot S3, Fifty (Milf?et to the (uuttcrly linn of Lot Nn. fi:thence miuthcrly along HIP «aat«rlvline of I ait raid lot 141M f<-"t to KIIIKttcorge'a Poat Road; ' Ihojiic

ON A BUDGET

Yours in Cool Comfort byoUr Expert Opefatora al

Low Prices

All 35c Items3 for $1.00

Permanent Waves$1.95 Up

CharmBeauty Shoppe

75 MAIN ST.Woodbridgc 8-0250

nlonif lant aald rnnil 00.63 feet tnpoint «t beginning.

The approximate amount <>r h" By

Hi.'

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to be witloflcil Tjv nnirl naif In Hi"mim of Tour Thouaand Pour 11 umli*• <LThlrtyBlx DolUn (M,48flm)» tnKrtli,-iwith the conta of' thin Mate.

Togtttier with Bll and alneulnr Ihi'rlghta. pilvltcgoH. hnri'dltHnu'iilH nmlaPTiun«naBCCii ll\(irmrtn bclniiKliiK m

appertaining;.JUUWfl C.

"""Wlftn,.PIUUIP M.»3RB3

KINDLING - FIREPLACE

•WOOD*FAMOUS

READING COALKOPP£R'S COKE

MASON MATERIALSFUEL OIL

tkttw WooflbrMct 1-nU

WARR COAL 0rSUPPLY CO.

tt. OIORGI AVENU*WOODBBIDQI

tu l>c kiKiwn »rt tlif Ht ' ide i -

berg dance, an unusual atfair, wiftbe held at the Svwuren J and |ndWater Club tomorrow night.

The entertainment committee,Vice Commodore l|gr«fi P. Hay-den, Albert M. Hagcn, Noel IkKittelt and Monroe A. WdarU, willact as hosts.

Mrs. Hatold P. Hsyden will behostess at the auxiliary afUirneoa \;card party for members and gueetiof the Sewareii Land and WaterClub at the clubhouse this after-noon, this will be the last of theafternoon card partitis.

— pieate mtntioh tbl» paptr to

ORIAL PARK

CEMETERYHAVEN OF REST

CLOVERLEAFINTERSECTIONWOODBRIDGE

4-Grave Family Plot, Now in Ad'

UnexpectedFormal Date?Accept it—You can beready for it, because wehave a Special Servic«!

Evening Gowm Dry Clean-ed Inexpensively and Sat-isfaction Is Assured,

Coppola(Repairing thd Retnodelinf)

TAILORS - DRESSMAKERS - CLEANERSSTATE THEATRE BLDG.,

Telephone: Woodbridge 8-173g

ITALIAN FOOD STORE244 SMITH ST. PHONE P. A. 4-1361

.PERTH AMBOY, N. J.S P E C I A L S—TODAY & TOMORROW

LIFEBUOY, LUX TOILET SOAP . 5cBERIO PURiE OLIVE OIL

$2.09 gal.BALBO OIL

95c gal.GENOA SALAMI, whole . . lb. 35c

Vitelli Tomato Paste

3 cans 22cVulcania Tomato Paste

6 cans 22cITALIAN COOK SALAD OIL . . gal. 69c

Pure Semolina Macaroni

4 lbs. 25cLA PERLA TUNA FISH

3 cans 25cLA PERLA COFFEE , . . can 25cAl l . CRF.AM DOMESTICPROVOLETTEWhole lb.

Worcester Table Salt

4pkgs. 10c

NOTICE

TO VOTERS OF WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP

Those eligible voters of the Township of Woodbridge wnoimve not prc/ioualy registered under the Permanent RegistrationAct can 4o no by calling at the office of the Middlesex CountyRoiu'd of Glectiona, Perth Amboy National Bank Building, 313State Street, Perth Amboy, any day between the hours of 9 a. m.uml 4 p. to., exceptJSaturdtiy, until August 22nd, which 1B the lastregistration dny for Primary Election, transfers will be issuedup to nnd incluaing this date as well as by the District Boards onKlwlitin Day. ' " '"" . . '*' ' ' . ' / ''"'

Fur the convenience of the vptws, B. Joseph, Duntgnn,

ship Clerk, will also «lt in the clerk'i office in the Memorial Munici-

|iul Building, Main Street, WoodBddge, on the evuniiiRn of. Aiwuat

21st and 22nd, front 7 p. m, fti 9 p. m., Daylight Snvine; Time, fir

thu purpose of registration only, ntt for IUUIHK transfers.

v • • ' - t . •

MIDDLESEX COUNTYOFfeLECTtdN, ,

Walter J. Rielley, PreaidentJumw A. Dernpftey, Secretary.

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T*.•-• rmUifl CummUinn In

Muni lt>ai.tv. Aufiiat :), l i t*,

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s-DENT-LEADER FRIDAY. AUGUST 18. 193i>PAGE SEVEN

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RAGESCALETTAELEVEN HITS,

OR FXTRA BAGS,sCombiM,UtdingIiirtjtrial Leaf u«, Show*-[ Offensive Power

4 TO OJN SIXTH

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, , , , , , , , ) . Today, William,iik. boss vi the

i American LeyjipnH.IUV l*i downhearted.

, I rejtaon to be. T^*i,,.|!cil his bny» for a

,,, tin; sink at the Le-,,rt And, theru were povi, niicil after the gurte.

inn- a bout as a result•mi sent to the Hey-M Mr. McMlck,, Theui thought thst by, in the second ward

his; would be okay,,;,.. vtit Foriiiv """

•' •',-,• bat, the visitors,. My ale tops in the

, Industrial kutue,i' mi the Soldier*.Mil one'run in the

,/1, (mother in th*• ,i,i more in the sixthhi was going en, tht

vu ri' m a doop siurj

ihi' Inrt half of the• inning up and the

» n r trailing, 4 to 0..•nitiarasillg to the lo-M --iik perspirediiyciK pn the bench

• cull for rowboat*.• •iniiires. however, got

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< tlie ninth, but that•h In tie the afore let

: mJi™, Kcr|ey nd Kel> hits aniece for the•••;!" Krilla. with three

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WoodbridgeEkid Club Big Ten To Engage ftuiotcTomorrow In First Round OfNJ. Softball Tommy

WOODBRIDGE Tha Woadbrid,. KieW

Club Bif T.B, ,oft ball clnnp:om of Middle

•ft Cauntjr, will m*tt Ul* Pauaic County till*

hold*" , ( B.nnell Fi.M in El|Mb.th tomor-

row ilt.rnoon in tk« trit r*und far Ik* CUll

B ch«mpiemkip of th* »Ut«. CaM* tin* U

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T»a»orr«w'i will U»f 1* wltk |k«

• kr* kit»ff lUt* wai

»t wkUk Umt

far Sunday, A«fl«*t IT. ShwM tkt Lat-

A kmtrg* Wctorlout Iwaorrow, th«y

wwM (kaa bt i-»4«ir*d to play |bi Ueend

MM4 MBl.it tk. MUwtlH MWajnf, Sunday.

U thair rfforti again ma*t with tucctn, tbay

tk«a go Into Ika quarter trial at.tch on San-

dar narnini, A«f uit 27, with !«• till* i t m .

boaktd lot ikat » n i tfternoon. All famm to

b» playad al B*nn>tl FiildV

J M McLav|hl(a, ac* ri|ht-k*ndar of th*

l i t T*a+ will ka «• IJM maund Unarrpw,

MtltMlblia pitched th. tkr*. ( . m ( , | n tka

MiddUlci County play-oSi and w«» taHck.d

far only on. run. With that br*nd*«f hurling,

backed by hard hitting and fait I.Uing, tke

locali are giren an tut a chaqc* againit »oy

team la tke itate.

"Pif" Gaaerne vill kn an tk* r*cal*U|

and it tomorrow1! m»H».

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Tk« Slf T.n intaM i. »»t wtt|ad a* fat.

f«f • • ankl. Injury iy»tala*d by Larry Ma-

LailMln >ar ««P hi» ant «f atll«m. ^ShouW

JM be jn tk« >>••«»• ha will haU down la.ond

bate, I? not, th« poll wltt go t» "foka"

Cyanai, f«»m*r higk ickool ifar wka h#i lurnad

ia a creditable bit of playing in pla«* of Me-

Laufhljn la the county allminatlpa aorle(. v

"Bibby" Saaket will b* ititloned at Brit

ban with Baltingar at th. hot corner aqrf Prank

Lattariaio at .hort.

l^.y Voelker will patrol left 6*ld. Q>.a»l

lUJ.feJ lh« e.ater field aul|nmeat 1^ Larry

McLagghlin U able to hold down leaand bate.

If MeLawgklin ii itill on tk* injured lilt, th»»

Illhar Schwintir or Barry witt g« iata «*ntar,

with SaKia in right and Ed Mlllp in abort ftali

AT LEGION STADIUM

Wooibriige Net Club Loses 4 To 1To Metuchen For 3rd Loss In Row

In Last Place InCounty Loop; To Face

Amboy TomorrowCENTRAL-JERSEY TENNIS

ASSOCIATION

Saturday's Rnulti:M.tuchen 4, Woodbrtdge 1

New Braaiwick, 4, Perth Amboy I

Standing of the TeamsN*w BrumwickPerth AmboyMetuchanWoodbridge

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WOODRRIUUK — The rcpr«-nctittttivc tciiniii Hccn uf ttiiH placeare UlkiriK the liuni|w in the Cen-tr«l-JerRey Tmmis Association.With three Htiuighl (k'fcat«, theWoodbrid|«> teum is in the cellarp«atti«fl, - while New Urunnwfek,with two wins, holds <lown the toplerth.

Saturdn'y afternoon, DOUR Mook,Johnny Kirkwood and Hen U'tsuticarried Metuchen tu a ilciin sweepvictory over Woodliriiino in th«singles M the Bru'lny Horounh teamKained its first victory, 4 to 1.

Mnifk blunked Stan Nvwman,«-(), <U); Kijkwi)0il de f ea td EddieMillcj', K-li, (1-4, and LetHon "won

i't llnil Cum|iboll, ;i-(l, fl-:i, tint,In the doublcH, Mooifpuired with

Francis Potter to trim Fleming nndTyrrell, fl-3, fl-4, but the Wood-

Hlice tutm of Cttmohellatifl Mil-ler Halvuxed the second doubletmatch by defeating Jftaon Murdochand Tony Clements, 8-4, M .

Tomorrow afterno°bn, .the localayers will meet Perth Amboy

here.

MOHAWKS, LADDIESBEATENJN ISEUNBow To Brotherhood But

Former Drop* Cub* In2 0 D i i

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2-RUN RAUY WINSFOR HOPEL AWR 9-8

i

" M i By One Marker Go-inf Into Final1 Franie

With Blue BirdsHOPELAWN — TriJilini? by one

run going into the last inning,Hojielawn put on n two-run rallyto fke qat I 9 to 8 win frrfm theBlue Birds in a township baseballleague contest.

Hbpclawn tallied two run» in theft»t Inning1 and four in the secondto spear a -fi to 0 lend. The Birdsebalked up a pair of poinU in thefourth.tt« place the count at 0 tot. , Anoifterrun in tht fourth byHopelawn. changed the wore toT-8, ,

The Blue Birds kepi on fightingto acore two runs in the fifth andfour mori I"' ' n p seventh changingtti lead in their favor, B to 7,

However, another paid of pointsin th lust of thi> sventh ftnvo thtderision to Hopelawn.

With J. Pockli-mbo apil 1mis pacing the Binlfi at (hi

ISELIN—Action in the Inclinlight nenior Hoftbajl league thinweek found the Brotherhood com-bine defeating the Mohawks, 7 to(i, and the Laddies, 9 to 1. ^third contest ended With the Cubsloiiing ^ 2 to 0 battle to the Mo-hawks, . . • J . ...t .

•In the first game, the Mohawknapeared u 6 to 0 lead over the Bro-therhood hoys. The lead, wasgradually cut by the BrotherhoodBasthey scored one run in the sec-ond, three in the fourth nnd threeiprc in the'seventh to wltf tK6H I M . A Outobahr «nd Bnrjfer

KAZMA'S 2-HITTERBEATS OLD BRIDGEFOR HOPELAWN, 5-0Three Sinflei And Pair

Of Error* Give Owla3 Run. In Fint

GATHER UP 6 B1NGUS

Number 01 EnirieiReported For Annual

ConUiti Here

FIRST EVENT AT 1:30W O O D U I U I I C K - -JmljiiiK f r o m

the dumber of entiius, the tuwntrack and field mutt, tu

b« fold at the Leyion Stadium today, under the sponsorship uf thv

WPA recrnution dupurtmsnt, in destined to be one uf ilu-ijtioirt luceaaaful athletic eventsaver staged here.

Samusl Giue, township lecrcu-lion director, siuiounueil yesterdaythat the, oindtr path it the uU-dium h«S b*e-n trwiafurmH into anexcellent cinder (rack. The vanQUS eveuta will be conducted inthe stuthweiit corner uf the field

the (spectator* may witnvmithe meet frov tha covered stand*.

Original plans filled for thebalding of the meat on two days—

«i|d tomuiruw—but duo tuthe fact that many township reniU«ntH |» sway f«* Uw weekend,the evt'iiU wei'u shuffled into oned«y.

The first event will be tuji at1:3U o'dntk this afternoon. Thejuniqr pvpnta will Uka plafa firstfollowed by iunrraidiat* and se-nior, events. The final event ofthe day Is scheduled for 7:45 o'-clock this ivenlne when the town-ship playground senior tug-u-wmchswptonatop will be held.

The time schedule of eventB are&s follows;

ltSO—Junior Boys, SO yardd«sh| Junior Girls, Rope Skip.

1:*" 5—Junior Boys, RunningJunior Girli,

GRHNERS COMBEDFOR TWff DEFEATS:TO PLAY TONIGHTFall Sunday In Double-

Header With AmboyKarten Leafs

GAMES LISTED SUNDAY

n| th< bunFire Cump

: A**n«l. Knfront Ml to right,Polrai and George Ku

kl i-onlrndrn l<ir I lie . himplonihip of tka><y lufllmll li.a(ue il the »bo»« club rapr*-ni | ii 1. harl.i Swettiti nnJ in tha front row,re Hiram fut l l f , Jbkn Tr«|»rn«lin, Johnlink in Ilit L«il> row, left to r i |h l , are J..lct

Herman, Jokn Urban, Bit) Runfit. John Hacker, Harold Hainan,

Frank Hiektr I I J Ma«i* RoienMoom

SPORTS ECHOES•BV ELlvffeR "STEVE"

Tha HopoUwpOwls, behind the sturdy hurlingof Kazma, registered a, 5 to 0triumph over the Old Bridge A. A:at Circle Fitld, Old BridgV, batSunday. Katma Held the oroMCIOMS river club hitters to twO Hgftt

The Owk put together a pair ofOld Iliidge errors and three ilngleiin the fimt, frame to acore btimt'H. Fcdor and Cipo tingled,the former was out wh#n M«lJcut him down a^ Bori«rpWteKluj's grounder. ' ^

i Cipo across,

M. Knr-e plato,

the losers outhi't the winners, 10In K. Fedor "was beat with thesi irk for the victors.

FIRE COMPANfCROWNAT STAKE IN SERIES3Mame Run-Off To Open

Sunday For SoftballChampionihip

HHtDS — The thnV - game, hiiini i sh ip m i l ' s fur thu Wuud-

l)iii | |;c Tnwiwhip Kircmt'li's SdfU

i.mll l.i'atruc crown will open S u n -

starred with the stick for the win-ners, Betting two hits apiece.Brooks was best for the Mohawkswith a trio of

The Brotherhood crew had notrouble in whipping the Laddies,0 toi 1, The Iwer^ whored theirone.' run in the 'fourth Jrame,

while the winners registered threen tha first, one each in thq aeeond,

third and fifth, two more, in theaixth and one in the seventh.Brown, Honegtrwd Burger pacedthe Yjetors In batting with a pair ofaafetiei apiece. H. Eicitcan, withthree hits, Ikbored. best for theLaddies, . '

Pogyena, on the mound for theCubi, and Nicola, elbowing for theMohawks, put on a brilliant pitch-ers' duel for six innings. The for-njur gave up three safeties and thelatter only two.

The Mohawks talllud their tworuns by getting unt; in thu fifth andanother in the sixth.

daythi'- LcK

Konl.s

iiiiiniiii*; a t; HI:itO o'doekStudlum, Woodbridfte.

Kli-e Compnuy,the Porthalf winner, will meet

KendiiiK flre-iightors, firat-h»lfvictors, in the championship pt»>"'ntr.s. The winnbr of the three-ifiime serios wjll be acclaimed tha1!I8!I champion,

Manager Tucker D'Apollto aanounond the following lineup forPort Reading: Uinucei, If; J Apo-lilo, sf; 2ttccaro, d\ Superior orHimono, as; Bwnafi »s T. Hollarflb; Culffreda,Mb; B. Kollar, rfMcnonnoll, 2b, and Covino, p.

In the |"ords lineup will be, ac-cording to Manager Art BangarW. Wai-en, « | I. foxJnfH1. U>1 fjIto.'Sb; Matuw; p;fc Fischer, IfFischer, If; R, Kwu», efjM » J O K W , * L • « - - ' • •l

was sufo on Al Jolly's error,'irniirt reached first on Mel Jolly's

jniscuc, Kluj and SwiUer scored.The box score: >

Hopeiawn Owl« (B)AB B «

Fedor, c 5 (1Cipo, ii 6Kluj, ss 6SwiUer, ef 4Denarrio, 3b fi

rf 5Simon, lb ...'. 3

PaKinaki, If ,,.--. 1Kaima, p .

§:06-;JuBlor Bays, Softballthrow; Intermediate Bo|», 75-Yard J>a»b; Int. Qirta, Volley Ball

g ilg—Junior Boys, Hap, Skip,Jump; Junior GirU, Sufball Throw;Int. Boys, 220 Yard Dash.

a:?0—Junior Boysj 440 .Y»id8el»y (8 boys) j Junior Girl), Vol-ley Ball Throw; Int. Buys, Run

i Broad Jump.Girls,, 220 yard

y (4 girli); InL Boys, Hop,, Jump; Int. Girls, Rap* Skip

jpQ—lot. Boys, 440 Yard "Re-ify (4 men); Int. Girls, Softball

From Herej&tThereThe Mayor Greiuer frimr\ii\Um noftliall losscrs will be

kept plenty busy thjs weekend. At ftrlH) o'clock thw eve-ning, they go*tttoasonff and dance with the Dunbar Cardsof New Brunawick at J*> Parish House field. The county

- Tailing two.tjiuiir, mi \(it chin l»al Sumlay atilu I'tnisli house field, the Mayor(Iniiifi AwtDiiMtiun snftbull team* ill makt tin effui t,. tu aveiiKt tkedi-fi;aU whm it locks horn* wiliithe <'m»vt>py AsHnvhititiH fembinnIliM Muiiduy ut the local diamond.

Tliu I'onvery tribe, leadera ofthe I'fith Amboy City League,fi'ulurtw Ray Heme-leiiki, pitchingfi. wlm hnn twu no-lrit garget tohi1) credit this year.

Umt Sunday, thu Oreincv gang 'ilidnped its two tilts to the Ksr^ •ten l.eafs, Hei'ond half uhampg ofthe Twin-County Night league.Tlic visitors won the first fame,ii to I, th«n went to f n b tlie ase-(ind liy n 3 to 0 count.

Tho lo«ers registered but twosafeties in the initiaJ conUiit and

like in the rilgntcap.Tonight the firemen will mtet "

the Dunbar Cards of New Brunr'Xw.'wiok at the Parish hou»e field at '6:30 o'clock.

Tha boi score?:•tartan Uaft

'i 8;1B—Int. Girls, 76 Yard Dasb;Int;'B4ys,Tug O'War; Int. Girls,2J0 Yard Relay (4 girls),

8l«<Mnt. Soys, Foptb»ll PUBB.Inlj, Boys, Baseball

• «i0—amior Boys, Hop, Skip,Jump.

0 (<6—Senior Boys, Sho Put.

seat tribe ia one of ttfe most powerful softball clubs in thisend of the state, Tomorrow evening, at 6:30 o'clock, thecrack Iuelin Formers wilt oppose the Greiners at Hyde Park,lselln, as tho preliminary attraction to the-Uejin CountryFair, To top off the menu, the Mayor's boys tangle withthe Perth Amboy Convery Association at the Parish Housediamond Sunday. Manager Jim Keating certainly can getbookings,

Playoffs in th* Itolin li|Kt Mititw loftbtll toumtywill g«t undftrway Monday evening «nd will continueTuesdny «nd W«dn«>d«y. The Cuba, first.ha.if titL ho^d-ers, will oluh wltk tk» Brotlwrhowls, wcond-kalf win-ners. The otfdl ar» 4 to 1 the Cuba cop the crown.

The night following the Woodbridge Field Club BigTen's annexation of the Middlesex County Class B Hoffbgllchampionship, the Lattanziomen fell prey to the IsellnFarmers In' a township recreation league tilt. This againproves that cornpetition in the township league ia tougherthan in Perth Amboy and New Brunswick.

Den' MlRc^i Jfisfteeve cttught up with hint once»g»in thi» w*»k., G»lv«nick, ace «lbowsw of the KftTtanLeafs, humbled Don, 6 to 1, in last Sunday's game be*tween the two teams., , . The Beavers, aoftball champ* ofPort Reading, tagged the EUiab>thport PUyground T M .28 to 0 in a recent skirmish. D'Aprile, tossing for theBeavers, gave up but two light bingles. Nice pitching.

A strong, all-star baseball combine, being organizedby Anthony Cacciolft, former Woodbridge High athleU,will tfavel to Carteret Wednesday where it is slated to lock

Jago, If

Dubiri, ef

(I)»b234

2b 3Daiinis, rf 8Van Syckle, lb I «Tirpak, cf 8 6Bchwsrt*. 8b 2 1Galunak, p 1 ......8 0Brown, p 0 ft

Totals 28 A

Grtlaer AisAtUtlan (1)ab

Kusmiak, ss ...3McLeod, rf >..3Gadek, 3b 3

Totals 88Old Bridre A. A. (0)

1 ABCMpkowski, If 4

5 8

Sylvester,"cfMiller, lbKosaman, 2b

'.,.,. 4..'.., 4

M. Jolly, ss v,, 8Zaplatynaki, 3b 4Silvester, rf .;.. 2Morrow, o 2A. Jolly, p 3

HILLBILLIES SWAMPHEINZE CLUB, 7 TO 1Hladik Holds Opponents

To 4 Hits While MatesGather Up 6

KOKUH — Littlu or no <lifllcultyWIIH encountered by thi' Mill-Bii-lie-, buscbull nine in i(s win overthe lli'iiuo club in n Von\» li|(htH«nioi' bnasball league RBITIC here,Tho final wore favored the Halltribe, 7, to 1.

Thev'' winners regUtered twoin tho first frame, one in the

ritygond, tan* in |hp fourth andWe In the fifth to account fortheir total. O|ie run in the sec-ond Was ill the scoring the losersoould do.

Hkdlk, on th« tm for the Hill-Bllll.W, Jlfild the Heituc lwte to.fqur

Totals'.:. , !..-• 30 0 2Score by innings:.

Hopelawn Owls.. 800 001 001—5Old Bridge ....... 000 000 000—0

Knew Hi« Partntr

others for an evening's bridge re-ceived a telcphono message at thelast rrioment that one of her guestscould not come. So she aske^ herhusband If he would not make thefourth. "All rlirht, dear," he Mi"Just wnit till I dress."

"Rut you're already dretwu)darlinir,."

.W Jsarefle*, his team mates col-lected six hits off Helnee, ncolor for the losers.

BreathMiu Qwah—rl

turf adorabl.-i.think your picIt breathcit ther t hit t e

v»ry, ipirit »f Atwn. What ut yougoing to all It?

y, pgoing to all It?

"No," he said, "I've »tillto put on my Ihinguurds,"

gOi

T^fl-^-SeniorSenior

Boys,Boys,

100 yardRunning

Boy», 41D Yardl P

Pltapatritk, lb , .^.. . .8Ur, 3b : „ %Covlao, If .....2Saakes, sf 2Q. Miller, c 8 0'D; Miller, p , M

RuBi Senior Boys, Football730—Senior'Boys, 880- Belay

(4 boys); Senior Boys, BaseballThrow.

7:46—Township Plnyground Selor Tug O'War Championship.,

ISIUNIOFTBALLLASSIES^ TRIUMPHHare Easy Time In Beating' Pt. Reading Girls By

Score of 10-1ISELIN — Chalking up a total

of fourteen hits, the Iselin gfirlsSoftball combine trampled thePort Reading lassies, 10 to 1, in atownship < girls' softball leaguegame here this week,

Port Beading's lone tally camein the fourth inning, while theIaellnitei registered one In thefirst,' three in the second, one inthe third, three mom in thefourth ani two in the flftfi frame.

Hutt«man and H. Kane, withthree bin leB apiece, starred with

horns with the Carteret All Stars at the high school stgdium.Tony tells me, hfa lineup includes some of the best horsehide

crew, Tony.

boooioo00

Totals 23 1 2 -Score by innings:

•Karten Ltafa .104 000 1—6Oreiner Ass'n 000 010 0—I,

• » . •

Kartan Leafs ^3)' ab r h

BOIM, 8b , „..'. A 0 1Dannia, ?b .„...:..., 4 QThomas, rX % 0Dubin, sf .4 1Hughes, c 4 1

0| Tirpak. cf 3 Q

fllingers of the township, Lots of luck to you and your! Sohwart*, as..,.. .»»...- 3 oJagdi' If ..' H^...» o

Prankie Jolt,.all-around local athlete, hai thcreaaid Dick*m> ^ s °hit batting average in the past two weeks. He jumpedhis .310 average to .323. In hii last six gajnea, he h»abatted Sn'twelve ruiu. Playing with Butler in the PennState League, a Yankee farm unit, Jost should have notrouble breaking into the major* next season. We're allpulling far you, Frank.

Reputed to be the tqwnshlp'9 No, 1 baseball club, theWoodbridye Legion teamtiQTi last

TotalsCrtlntr (0)

ab rKuzmiak, ss t....4 0McLood, rf : i 0Vr, Sb - 1. 0McLaughlin, p 3 0FiUpatrick, lb

f ptho stick for the winners. M.Zullo, with two safeties, was bestfor the losers.

Baseball And Softball SchedulesFor Coming Week Listed By Gioe

WOODIllUDCK—SaiiHK-1 Cioc, director of the WPARecreation Department hero, announced the followingschedule for the week of ^ugust 21 and the standing oftho various teams: t

Schedt|la — Aufuit 21Towrt>hi|» Sanior Softball

Monday ^Shell Lab vs W. F. C. ,Tuesday — Fraternity Club vs Shell UbWednesday—W. F. C. vs Red Onions • :ThutWay —Fraternity Club.vs a»puUiq«As

T U 9pni«r B |

considerable humllia- ?• Miller, ct l o..a 0.2" 0

"Monk" Measick's boys, 4 to 8. And, to rutij Megsick the q'jMiil'er'.'c'.-. % 0wrong way, George Gerek, former Legion player, connected Ut&ci, a ..:. «for a pair ofiimportant hits. Mr. "Monk" is making prepa- Keatill(f' 2b •rations for the second game of the series between the twoteams. No date, however, has been set as yet. In themeantime, the Soldiers will remain idle.

Jim Ciard«llo and Rocco Simon* are leading theBocci ball tournament at Port Reading with six wins andthree losses, Runnera-up lure Tony Frank* and FrankYacovino, Bocci ball, getting iU debut in recreation ac-tivities, promises to be a popular sport next seaton.

With Labor D»y just around the corner, plans arebeing launchad* for bowling in the Recreation, Civic andPeanut leagues in Woodbridge, and the proposed Recrea-tion league in Fords. Bacskay's new bowling center inFords will make bowling competition in the township muchkeener this season.

If you're looking for an evening of hilarity, arrangeto see the donkey baseball game at the Legion Stadium,Tuesday, night. September S, Members of WoodbridgeFire Company No. X will take on a team composed ofLegionnaires and Woodbridge Emergency Squad player*.

And, if you're interested to know what the favoritesport is to some of the township's better-known citizens, begure to read next Friti^y> /gporta Echo* column. I "

2& 0 2 *

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Tuesday —"Holy Name vs HongaTltn DW«• l # r Flies vi H<»Bl»irn O*|i -•

Wednesday—Keaabey v* *lu# Blah 'Ptc Flies va Holy Name

Thursday -TB1U« Birds vs Hun»»riaD DawsH l Name vs Kaasboy P. 0.

Mpndny

Handty

—Cloveru v» W. F, C.F»hl.

nffimt

8«a|dr '**'

TotalsScore by innings:

Karten Leafa 000 000 00—9Qreiner Ass'n 000 000 0—0

IFTH I m i u r RALLYSAVZS DAYFOR HAMSWoodbridge Girls Override

Spotswood In SoftballTilt, 8-5

WOODBHIDCE—A fifth inninprnlly by the Woodbridge AlleyHawks paved the way tn an 8 to 5Win over the Spotswood G. O. I*Girls at the Parish House fieldTuesday evening.

The win was a hit? thing for theHawfci, a* the (Spots wood team re-cently defeatpd the strong PerthAmboy All Stan, 12 to ii.

The Hawks ore nt present leadsIng tho recreation leiutue in theprisbln. • •. ; •

• / A r«urti fcameAvith tllo SpotR-wood femmoH in Hulled for Au-

WHM HITS, CUBSmSJEARS, 104

Schnltz For Winners AndMotcartllia For Loters. Are Batting StatsISHjLJN—Battjntf on nhictical-

ly even terms, the hclin Cubs noH-cd out the Bears, tO to 4. In ntownship senior baseball leaguetilt at Hyde Park this Week*,

The Cubs, althoughbunched their hlte to usci|h*e**y>to, ' *'

ot^thit.

ninp, one in the third, fpur in th«fifth artd two in the seventh accounted for the Cubs' rtojrlng. TliiHears tallied one .point In thtihirrf,, two in the sfitth »itj one inthe seventh for their total.

. A. MoBCorelll workedrb«st withthe stick for the, \own, gettingthroe hits. Schultl. also with (itrio I of bingles( was topi for1 theCubs.

We B«t On th*It i« said that sharks will no

bite a swimmer who keeps his lets

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jjnt- Ut? jri! rnptipp, . T|ie> djfllfulty, \# yt\U#«p kioking longsr than the shark I

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AT THE RAHWAY

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AIMeiiriTtUMe;Eddve (Sewartuj Sirr .r-

•en, who was txira oc A i v ns t m t . Woodknigt. u ru-r.-» g the oid eeiirhboricKrtithese da)* . "Yank" Ort-iflit aiid Margaret- frors f. ar-,teret, are on speatasf itrm*'•gain . . K u almost iiripd8-;

•ible lo ketpvp with tfc?t*

Now '"Sons)" Scaptn u Ui*reigning monarch hating;taken irter Mike AI mail, ofSt ln Str**t . . : i i e i en tfca?Grace Beauty Shopp*> But-,ter will a y "1 do" \o ioln*(Publtx Drugstore) StutakrM September 21, ,

Teie-+TeU:The outgoing fUlf of the .

AIM!i Ntwi u working oj,anew edition to be ready theopening day of ftchcol aj asal trt* to the Freshmen . .Will Tobrowjky found a

CHEEGA CVKVES FOILHUNGAR1AH DEMOCRATBrilliant Twiriag Britgt

Victory T§ ILemsktf*..held Omb, 94

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Tr,* • nn*-r», tolWuajt tkirutr,tewed tariee ia la* fiiH tr-

r. *tre« uaKste l i t &ird *i.ctimes'ia be sirta. Out rvii

» •*«•«« wat all taw Haofa/tcould get,Ur<*a», H. Tola, doff, I r wKonavkci csxa frt a pair of

r., OtUrrs, U U> 8. lin the fifth i r

•.:r,:tes lost no tisie get- *i*th made ,; .ri In the first frame, loser*. i« ttoiW seiren run*, Burfer. *:-kr

oKfad to register thret baiting boiior- ,I one e»ch ID ti>t whil« £rn*t, »..th -Uni*i Ifls*. dm ttkto,.,.Ut.ww 6 m , three 'imaade.

Fa* Holier.."An::.

Mukey Rtx>ne>. VH»id> G t u Spring

HaJen in

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laruJ fo r * * Ii,( nd*. The ir-Yr^vnnx. csti

tale. litre's

pmpective home - bu'ilden r e b ) i r j t h h i 4 , i I , , r i w l , Poi,y tel

to buy a lot in a choic? •potjd i c t >1' , l l d ra]|fc In | 0 V f

Brennan'lCoun-;beautiful diamatits U>«b<:r.

pup*«jiiar-

the other day. Therewas no clue to the owner*identity other than tomepainter's samples, it was re-turned to Painter Uendrick-aon who hadn't'had time tomiss i t . . . Officer Joe Dal-ton'» son is in the Perth Am-boy hospital nursing a frac-tured leg.

Oytil Oft:!MisiJUida (High School)

Van Slyke is entertainingher sister and brother-in-law

be the last word in carnivals.. . . "Doc" Collins is sportinga pair of aquamarine trous-ers.

At The Movies

n played by, a new-tomer, Helen Gili*rt, who showsdeft nit* ability.

Becountfox in a vivid mannertaw further adventurtt of tiurtarch-enemy of cnmt-, Simon Tern-'plar, "The Saint of London" «peasan engagement at the HtU Tftaatr*.

from Kansas Dan (Isthere a law against it ?) Pan-coni is crusading . . . FredSpencer looked very com-fortable in that Robin's eggblue sport shirt Mondaynight . . . Now that electiontime is looming on the hori-zon we can expect an aval-«nche of testimonial din-ners. The first one to be an-nounced is in honor of Jim-

| mer Wight on September 28.Arnold Izacky of Publix

will leave"Dnrgstore nextweek for a vacation abroad.

lUt to Mince MattersWhy do we have so many

dtogs running - at - large?Thought Bob Bailey had hir-ed extra dog catchers? .Why do we have so manyMain Street loiterers whoshould be in bed after mid-Right instead of getting intothe hair of the police? Someof the boys . are not morethan 16 years old; Don'ttheir parents ever ekMk upon them ? . . . Why youths onbicycles insist on having pas-sengers on handle-bars muchto the worry of motorista ?

For The Record:John (belief Office)

Omcnhiser celebrated his,? ?birthday Wednesday • . Bill"Koval' Van Tassel's "Silv-er Queen" is the pridfe ofMain Stre?t and the bane ofJoe tinhorn's existence - , .Elsie (Health department)Nemeth is on vacation . < .Margie Orlowsky is await-ing the return of "Johnny"who is acting as chauffeur to"Tiny" Beckman's band ona tour of the southern states. . . Mark McClain, Stev?Peiertag and sundry other*are corrrptairring about thereturn of their annual seigeqf hav fever.

TkeyTeUMe:That George Molnar is

seen quite often in' thecompany of Iselin's famousequestrienne . . . That Iselin-ites are still chuckling overth« sight fi Netti« and Bert'Corcoran munching i c ecream cones . . That JimraerWight is too busy to go fish-ing . . - . That Jimmy Metricsand Florence Olbrick willexchange vows tomorrowmorning at 9 o'cJock at St.iames' church . . . That PortReading residents are , in-censed, over the removal ofthe sewing project to PerthAmboy. . .

AmdUrfy:John (Greefi Street) Ry-

an's house is getting its facowith-* MW «oat of

BeMitif ul new homesbeing built at varioto

in Colonia . .

fan* of two continenUwidely read noveh of Leslie Char-toris and to rmivienners bRAHWAY THEATRE

Irrin« Berlin'< new -ongs, Sonjaj twi ) r e c e n t | y SUtc^«ful films, "ThfHenie'ft »unny brilliance, Tyrone Saint" return* t» the xcreen againPower'* f»y romsncinif, Rudy Val-' ii the person ofte*» rinifinf and Edna May Ohv-'«>"»ve Br' t i s ! l »«t

thefre*t**t coiD-j t ive S*11* Gr*-V

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Sanders,*' t h

e r i f u B « n « o f thefre*t**t coiDjhiAaljons of taltnt ev*r gathered!'«''•, Filmed in England'again*for one ihow in making Irving Ber-jth* authentic batkitround of Great

I B i i ' i l th i t i

entertainment, thw nlra which will

to he the mij-l exerting of theRKO Kadio "Saint"

it's filled with romance,•pectacle, fresh cdltttHj',

the Regent Theatre under the title»f "Million DolUr Legs." The filmfeatures a roster of brilliant younirtalent,, including Betty Grable,Jackie Coojtan, Joyce Mathtws,;oDnitld O'Connor, Larry CrabU-,and John Hartley. ,

Departing radically from tht *pattern of the usual campus com-1

dazzling inunl"r< Ml" Koacn'i "/.enopia, 7 a ed>'. "Million Dollar Legs," spinssix no« l n l* r ry i'«>t>«dy romanca of the old f« tunny yarn in which the honor

g g jtin's "Second Fi Idle" the senna- Britain'* capital, the pictwe i»tion of the preview critiet whol hhave laviiihtd on the iJOih CenturyFox film a chorus of praite.

It'i aomething new in tcreen LIBERTY THEATHEWith a cant rtaddt'd withentertainment, thw nlra which will .

open at the Rahway Theatre, and tan(1 a »t°r> filled w i t h a c t l » n f"d

it'c filled wiih romance dauline I humor, Ha! Roach i "Zenobia, fa

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biefor.dkutor! ; to SwwL^p hlngmtnYDiraetor Robert Ktorej- h*»: w o o D B R r D t , l , - T « « b « in SEWAKKS -U *a>n't all hay-

t« down the then bait wht-n tbty met thi- ShellRed Omoiu. t t« 1, n i township Oil te*m in o !••* n-hip wnwr &oft-

ekoaea his cast welL Alum Tami- iroff, fre»h from his triua'ph in"Union Pacific," beads it. Masterof ebaraeternaUiMw ratfcinf from j

raider, Taaairoff add* to taa atatare jin. the role of a dkutor-aetor.Uoyd Nolan, as a r»rtl—, roaun-tic Ajacncan, the aua bahiad thedictator, Mary Bokand aa an ex-darlinit of the dictator, PatrkiaMorison in aromaatk role whichreally shown her talent,Zucco,

lanhonert

(ompleUthe featured cast.

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the nra and four m m ia the ate-ond to settle the finalTwo mm in the third and «nethe fifth aecountad for Ijwteam's total

I Milano and G. KMt, wfta aduo of hits apiece, paced tae Ke-publiranj at th* platter. McLeon,

'; Frixpatrick and Mifler w e n bestfor thr Onion aggregation with t

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The funniest, rowdiest college ' , '£ 1"r"""1" » w » ^ « « « i w i u n « .eoroedy to hit the screen in manjr > , •".". " * ' ' '" .. „ ,

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FarmersW .?. CShell

!MUano, for th«

••winner*, gave out eleven safeties.

Basebal SchetUes(Coitlmued irom Sport Page)

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Bed'AteatlRed Ghosts

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j Fords| Hopelawn

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Berlin songs and surprises galore.including senaationalicrt, snow rhumbas,

tangos onico ballets.

and the new ballroom dance c m e ,

j South WH« uihtred into the Lib-erty Theatre last night and won(he plaudits of a''large and distin-guished audience.

the "Back; to Back."Bearing e'vi<ience« throughout|

of the macie touch of Darryle F. jZanuck, 20th Centurj-Fox produc-!tion chief, the screen play by Har- j

of a college depends on the out-come of'a horse race!

HolyHopeliwn OwlsBlue Birds ...:'Hungarian Dems

Among the notable hollywood-it«s who Uk* )MU-t HI th* xw«-fru«(ioiiiif» of "ZenoMa" are OliverHardy, Jean Parker, June Lang,Billii' Burke, Alice Brady, James I

r)i Tugend is a highly realistic! Ellison and Harry Langdon. Theitory of fil mdom'n long search for j story, picturucd from the well-a girl to play the heroine of a. known short story, "Zenobia's In-best-sellinK novel and' 'what hap 'fidelity," by H. C. Bunner, relates

ns when fhe is found. | the unexpected turn of events inThis is right in line whh the (the Tibbitt family when Dr. Tib-

new trend, M4 hf. <$»nuck 4n h» , Wtt, played- by GMi yr Hardy, ad-production of Irvine: Berlin's "Al- minsters nrst-uxJ (o a senbraen-exander's Ragtime Band," of com- tal eltphs.nt Zenobia. The pachy-bining music with a »tory of real -derm it frclteful to her benefactor.dramatic worth into perfectlyblended enU-rUinment.

BITZ THEATRE"Andy Hardy 'Gets Spring

in fact, so grateful she causesthe collapse of h\» social standing.More than that, I her unbecomingbehavior ends in a court scandal.

A new Borif Karloff thjjller,Farar" WOTtd to a responsive aa- "Mr. Wong In Chinatown,"dience at the Riti theatre thattneT * w • • •Hardy Family seHes RTOW strongerwith "each picture. Never beforehas the family appeared more .hu-man,, more appealing. ,

In this latest of the Hardy sagatht family gets a Urte of romanceand drama. The Judge, portrayedin his usual splendid manner byLewii Stone, Becomes involved ina crooked promotion stunt which !threatens the savings of the Haidyrf

mystery fans the btber night, whenit opened at the Liberty Theatre.Third in a series of "James LccWong" stork-s based on the Maga-zine yarns by Hugh Wiley, *«Mr.Wong In Chintonrn" .again con-cerns the adventure* of the Chi-nese Mipfcr-aleuth. This time mur-der comes uninvited to his ownhouse, where Princes* Lin'Hwa

Dvaaii O'Kcefc - Florence Rict"Tlw Kid From Texas"

*R«|B*it Fftatarc Sal. NileTie RiU Bro>.

"Straight Place and Show"

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MICKET II9IET!u/.:iDY HARDYGETS SPRING FEVER"

Believe It Or Not, Clover*Go Hitleu Bat Beat Rams

WOODBRIDGE — Here's A"believe it or not" ' basebaligame, The Ramblers, held hit-less by Bartallino, defeated theCloverji, 3 to 2, in a townshipintermediate baseball leaguecontest. ' •

The iosera collected four hiboff the'deliveries of McKenr.a,but tallied only, two rant, bothcoining in the firstfeframe.

The Winners, with no hits t otheir credit, registered threecounters in the sixth stanza towin the tilt.

Infield' hits that vent asfielders' choice, squeeze playsand'errors all combined to putth« Rambler* on >J.he long end•f the score.

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