'MEN IN THE NEWS' PROFILES
MR. WALTER EVANS EDGE
ON THE EDITORIAL PAGE
FOLLOW DONOHUE'S SPORTS
COMMENT IN'OR SO IT SEEMS'
EVERY WEEK ON SPORT PAGE
VI)!, XVI, No. 30
WOODBRIDGE, N. ,T., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, \<Xl\
PROM OUR
PRICE THREE CENTS
FIVE CROSSINGS BANNED BY STATE BOARD
FRONT
WINDOW $29,000 ALLOTTED
I oc.il political wiseacres nre
illiriF! « good laugh out of tho
(',,.( tliat the Towiiship now has
mo ntlorney»i instead of one,
II nil seems to be getting into
ivin more trouble than before.
Along in the recent Dog Days,
wlii-n the Taxpayers' Associn,!,,„ w « taking it easy and no
„,„; watching tilings, particularly tlio Town Committee manu'C(l '° P11* Assistant Prosecutor
'liunos S. Wight "in the money",
ostensibly to look after titles,
In connection with tax liens.
And this in spite of a positive
announcement that Mr. McElroy
would do nil tho legal work for
$4,000. But * n e Town CommitI,.,, it out to do these little
favors for the faithful.
TO SCHOOL BOARD;
SDRVEYXONTINUES
Mr. Wight, of course, knew
,,,,,' <>ihcr worthy party workers
immediately found
;iii,| almost
elf two assistants. Thus it
v.-ili nut be veryy difficult to soon
..•at up the 20 grand, appropriated
:!»' current budget with Mr.
;:i;t in view. No doubt it will
i-.•.. Receiver Lewis of the
..i N'alional Bank, to learn how
,;,• the party dependents are
M looked after, while he is left
,iimr ii bunch of Township
,; that have boon in default
•. .'. these many months.
Bonds and cash totalling
$29,233 wore delivered by
Township Treasurer 0. j .
Morgenson to the school.'system yesterday for September
teacher salaries. But (the
Board of Education, through
J. IT. Thayer Martin, its
counsel, will continue its
fipht for a "proportionate
share" of the township revenues, it was indicated last
nitfht, in pursuance of the
unanimous vote of the Board
at. its last meeting.
Mr. Martin, in the two
weeks since he was retained
to give legal aid in collecting
long overdue funds, has "secured HO me figures and is
asking for others," Ernest C.
MofTelt, the Board's Finance
Chairman said last night.
In answer to a direct question, Mr. Moffett said he understood the system has a
well .established right to sue
the township if the money
legally owed it is not paid
and added, "If that becomes
Death Hazards Which Must Go!
MAIN,GREEN,FREEMAN STREETSINCLUDED
IN THE ORDER; DEADLINE SEPTEMBER '35;
P. R. R.WILL SEEK ISELIN STAY TUESDAY
Martin Has Authority To
File Suit \l Necessary:
Moffett
Supreme Court Will Hear
Application For Review
Of Elimination
Decision
SALARY FUNDS READY
Factory Lane, Valentine't
Crossings Must Also Be % j ||
Made Safe, Rules
Commission
Township Dream
Of No Crossings
COLONIA UNMENTIONED Nears A Reality REQUIRE NEW STATION
But Larger Problem Of
Securing Overdue
Monies Remains
Three Of Five
Grade Crossings
IN ROAD'S LEGAL FIGHT
7 Dangerous Spots Within N GREEN STREET PLAN
Materials' Increased Cost Boundary Lines Banned Work Begins In December
And Employe Pensions
This Year By State
Under Terms Of Order;
To Be Used In Plea
Battle By Railroad '
COST SEEN $1,500,000
For A Reversal
Is Anticipated
Woodbridge Township's
Application for a review hopes
of some time being
The State Board of Public
of the order of tho Board of free from the hazard of railState, Must Go.
Public Utility Commission- way grade crossings on its Utility Commissioners today
ers requiring the Pennsyl- main thoroughfares, are ap- directed the Pennsylvania
Top left, Main
Railroad to eliminate five
vania
Railroad to eliminate proaching realization.
Inasmuch as the State Utility
grade crossings in WoodStreet.
Above,
its
crossing
at
grade
in
Ise( niimiitsion it directing the
For
years,
the
struggle,
to
bridge
Township.
I', rmsylvania Railroad to elimG r e e n Street. lin will probably be made achieve this end has been
The order covers:
imti' five grade crossings in
before the Supreme Court on pursued by civic {croups and muni
L e f t , Freeman
WuoJbridge, at Green, Main and
Freeman Street
Tuesday.!
cipal officials. In the offices of
Fr.nm.-iii Streets and Factory
Main Street
Street.
the
Board
of
Public
Utility
ComThe
Board
some
time
ago
Line and Valentine's crossing,
Green Street
missioners
in
Trenton
repose
ii would lie well for the Comdirected elimination of the p e a t stacks of petitions, letters,
Factory LfUifi
jmtnwcsilth to adopt some manmainline crossings at both individual pleas from tho local
ner nf regulating bus and truck
Valentine's Crossing.
Iselin and Colonia, but the citizenry, all protesting against
encroiichments on the transporUnder
the order, the railcontinuance
of
the
dangerous
conrailroad in the present action
tation husincis from which the
road is required to begin
r.iilroads must earn the million,
is merely contesting the or- dition.
This year, the Board hns dior more, the improvement is to
den, as regarding the former. rected the elimination of seven work on the elimination not
cost.
It would surprise the
What it intends to do about of these crossings. It has neces- later than December of this
.ivcrnfje citizen to learn how
the Colonia grade has not sarily been influenced by the lack year and it is directed that
mucli taxes the railroads are
of, State funds and the finanein the projects be completed by
compelled to pay, in addition to
been indicated.
condition of the Pennsylvania (September 1..1935. the plans
takinf; care of crossings after
Although the Township Railroad
reaching a decision I „ „ „ , n j
u._
«._ cn-^t-^
in nimrrT n r n n r c
tnwn and cities buiid up around
the immediate necessity
their rights of way.
ill DUlMiE.1 riUIULO Brown To Hear Details Oi Siighiiy-Mysier'wus Raid has not been made a party 'egarding
1
Board
estimate
the
improveto the action, Township >f ordering the grades removed.
Tomorrow Night; Anderson Says School Board
?rojccl.i of this type involve tho ments will cost in excess of
,
Counsel Leon E. McElroy xpcmliluTC
M.-si's. Larson and Hanson, in
of
p
R sumss and the
Strictly Forbids Liquor Of Any Kind
stated last night he will ap- Board wns beset on one hand by $1,000,000.
sin I'mefront of the Iloll'man van, necessary, Mr. Martin will Committeeman Asserts Tax
The action resulted front
-.'.•:il gain little or no advantage by of course have that author.he
determination
to promote pubply to the court for permisRate For Next Year
:i.;iling Ex-Governor Kdgo to the ity."
ic safety and on the other by its an application by the TownWILLIAM
HANSEN
HELD_AS
THE
BARTENDER
sion
to
participate
in
the
ari.'iipaign council, Mr. Edge has
esponsibility to the State and the ship to the Board on FebruWon't Take Leap
The salary funds delivergument.
•••• i! on the public payroll so long
ompany.
askinp; that the cross•Even
the
Hopelawn
Republican
Club
means
nothing
ed
yesterday
included
$1,193
;:i;i: the party workers nre apt to
In addition to seeking re- Under the present laws, New
1
DRAFTS
AjSTATEMENT
to
the
widely-travelled
and
exceedingly
efficient
sleuths
!:11i!-. he'd like to get back again,<(:in " cash and $28,130 in
lief from the order in the Jersey and the railroad whose ings which have exacted a
ii -nun' capacity. And the rather bonds. Mr. Moflfett said last
working for D. Frederick Burnett, State Lkiuor Cominis- State courts, it is understood tracks arc ipvolvod, will divide the tremendous c toll' ins life and
It was, so it seems, ii great
coat equally. It is estimated that
inni-ing report that 'Mr: Hoff- night he did not approve of
sioner.
that the railroad- is contem- nearly $1,5:00,000 will be repre- property damage be elimin| .nan, if elected, proposes to ap- paying the teachers and oth- big mistake.
Leon E. McSlroy,
t.,. Staggering as .the. announcement, may be, it's true plating- injecting a Federal sented in thft work of elimination ated.
point Ex-Governor Larson to the
enough, as Acting Recorder Brown will hear tomorrow
that the Commissioners have mnp- Township Counsel, repre- "'
Harry M. Gents, Chair- night.
Highway Commission is not likely er school employes almost
issue
into
its
caseso
that
it
Mr. Brown is to be told the"
• ed out.
sented the municipality.
to meet with any widespread ac- entirely in bonds as he "real- man of the Finance Commit- details of the raid conducted last
will be enabled !o'")fijrht the
Deaths Spur Action
i claim. Moiv harm than pood is izes the tremendous hard- tee of the Township Commit- Saturday upon the Grand Old
A concerted move toward
order also through the New impetus was given the
ship, both in the Av).y of tee, hastens to make it Party's dance in the Hopelawn
fsti'T to conic M|' this.
the end which will be
movement
seeking
the
end
of
the
United
States
Courts,
even
higher prices, red u m i real
School. Said dance, Commissioner
Sleuths from the office of ! income and personal incon- known that the information given Burnett's office will charge, was
to the highest tribunal in the "death crossings" when early this achieved eventually under
year Miss Harriett Short, socially he order, came as the result
newspapers
last
week
regard
ing
State
Liquor
Commissioner
land.
considerably
enlivened
by
the
nrominent school girl, wns killed f the tragic death of Miss
Burnett arc as careless an Chief jvciiiencc" the practice in— the necessity for including about sale, in the school, of beer. The
Insists Colonia Work
:md later, Lewis E. Potter lost his
Ho $125,000 in next year's budget to beer was drawn by one William
WMs}., of iho local police, when jfliets on tho teachers.
larriett Short, popular first
(Continued on page 8)
Meanwhile, John Bernit comes to pulling places sup- iindicated part of Mr. Mar- cover deficiencies neglected this llansen, 23, of 02 Howard street, ERA, Relief Cases, Health,
ear student at the New Jer- '
liostMi to he "immune". Those !tin's survey of the situation
hard, counsel for the Board,
Hopelawn. And jiist no One inyear was in error.
ey
for Women, who
Utility
Boards
Reach
Newark hird* swooped down,
volved in the affair at all had a
stated in view of the fact Health Board Announces wasCollege
There is, he continues, no lieensc. .
struck by an express
the other night, on no lesi an is devoted to determining
J
that
the
Pennsylvania
has
An Understanding
Garbage Schedule Change rain.
outfit than the Hopelawn Re- whal portion of tho tfnvn- atisc for fear of a jump in the
Louis Lippitt, working out of
.aken no action regarding
publican Cluh, in the district of • ship's e;y$i tax collections KIT) tax rate. Mr. Gems is a
7 Deaths Cited
andidutc
for
re-election.
the Newark ABC oflice, was the
Misunderstanding, if such he Colonia crossing that he
ComiiiitU'iMnan Madia on—where 'arc turned over to tin,1
The Board'of Health anThe story, as unfolded last m;in who, in the jargon of the t was, among the MiddleIn
its
decision, the Board
raids arc taboo. It was in that
nounces
that
starting
next
vould insist that the order
veek, was that the auditors had trade, 'knocked olf llansen and
pointed out that since Aug.
"mo section the Chief "got in Hoard.
week, only one garbage colnfoimed the Committee when il the half-barrel of beer. At the ar- iex Water Company, the equirements be carried out.
G, 1916, three persons were
lection will be made in Woodwrong", by acting without I Voters Approve Budget
.as preparing the budget that all raignment before Judge Brown, Emergency Relief Adminisbridge proper ami that, on
''ipt'iitting" to Mr. Madison i Mr. Moffett further made deficiencies would be covered if a postponement of a week was or- ration and its clients, the f this attitude is maintained,
killed
at the Avenel Street
he project should start Mondays.
first, Sympathy goes out to jtht; point that not only does Jd 35,000 were included. When dered and Hanson released in the
rossing; since December 21,
3oard of Health, the Town(Continued
on
page
8)
On
Labor
Day,
when
the
the StaU'^CommiBiioner, whom
he li)33 audit was finished, some custody of his counsel,. Parker E. ihip Committee and the State
(Continued on page 8)
1933, three lost their lives
garbage collectors got a day
thi' Second Ward repreientativc
jf the administration's fiscal ex- Nielsen, the attorney to the local Board of Public Utility Commisat Green, Street and on May
off, the fact was kept u secret
will doubtless attempt to remove
erts figured that this sum was Board of Health.
3
More
Dog-Tags
Are
Sold;
with the result that practisioners seems to have been dissifruni office. The Chief must be
9, 1925, one person was killfl^a.OOO shy and decided that
The Gossips Work Out
everyone put out their
: fjettinf; a great "kick" out of
Why? How? It's A Problem cally
mount would have to be taken up
ed at Main Street.
Since the party was exclusively, pated.
refuse as was their wont and
this one.
Parker Nielsen, counsel for tho
.)y the taxpayers next year.
a Republican affair, the township's
The Township's applicait stayed to decorate their
You may not believe it at
But, says Mrs. Cijenis, that i.s not best. gossips will assume you tho Board of Health, wrote to the
front curb for three days.
tion,
in addition to the five
first, but Township Clerk B.
so. Whoeveri said there was a information on which Lippitt act\Vh:,t ho! We have an Ad from
WTiich,
Gays
GERNS DENIES TALE ABC Agent Finds Beer In School
OF $125,000 ERROR At Hopelawn Republicans' Dance
WATER CO. TANGLE
APPEARSJETTLED
Truck-Car Collision
Delays Traffic Here
ie H'-alth Department. They're
_
'•'•"iring the garbage collection!
"
,
• aL'aiii and apuarentlv
p
pprefer I $ 1 0 0 D a m a g e E s t i m a t e d In
householders w i s e So,
Amboy Avenue Crash;
•"!••• publishing the notiro.in
Police Week Busy
Independent, wiioro evcryy'll sec it. Therefore the inforDamage crftimated it $100 to a
•I'li, appearing on page 8 t>f
'•••'-w\ will not be, kept .secret, car driven by Ernest Nelson, Ii),
!iiii|)i'iied once before—when of Amboy avenue, resulted last
• Independent was overlooked. night from an accident at Main
M'riinir the municipality wants trcet and Amboy avenue which
'i'upto to know about must, of bstructcd traffic for some min•• iiy, appear in these columns. tes. Nelson was driving the mahine, owned by his father, across
<Wold friend, the N. R. A. is Vmboy uvi'iiue when it wns struck
y a heavy truck, driven by Cliar«"t Joint! so well these days. In
es B. Allen, of.i>H Kearney street
fid the fJcw Dealers and Brain
Tnistcrs have finally up-rooted
Ceyport.
d'lm-riil Johnson, after every.'.... ; " "
as usual, engagei
body el ae |,a(J tongr since dishe attention of tlie police in nios
tuvi-ri-d that the Rosh darn
I' the other cases entered on the
imii; wouldn't work.
loiter J during; the week. Twc
vhere i stolen cars wore foum:
ibandoned,
one on Maple street
II vet we've had no reaction
ridge, on Tuesday, and an
rither the County or State
Monday at Florida Grovi
("•lief authorities as a result of
(Continued on page 8)
recent investigation of reportn'rcL'ularitics in the (Wiiod'li'e oH'icc. Director (!ernnii"o i*
'.IPHI'SS re-reading tho , official
iiirt which lie lias bei'iv iholdiiiK
Or
| ;
or more,
Hiis remind* u» of the prom' 1 ' Traffic Ordinance, variously referred to n» b«'nR, nrfi 1 '"'!; about to be presented!
l
'\ rourse of expert conijilera*""i; tcmnorarily pottponed and
'"• If in order, and the
'' Committee will i>ot «"t
"'f'-Mded, we might ineiuire
u
"i if there is any new ex*'|s<! for further delaying a
•"'alter so important.
t
mistake, made a mistake and ed came from no one else than the
(Continued on page 8)
shouldn't have said anything to
the newspapers about it in the
irst place.
b
No Date For Touhy Trial
Mr. Gems' Statement
Explanation of why it was a
Says Prosecutor's Office
mistake is contained in the following statement by Mr.j Gems.
No date has been set fffr
'The report relating to the
the trial of Mrs. Daisy ffouhy
necessity for including ?12-1,!131.and. Fred Huber in thef ERA
52 in the 1935 budget was in erfood slip scandal here, the
ror. The auditors set up as reProsecutor's office said in
gards deficiencies the sum of
New Brunswick yesterday.
$259,257.71 before the budget
Mrs. Touhy has been indicted
was made up and the auditors
on four counts, Huber on one.
made known this amount as it apIn Perth Amboy, Everett
peared then and which was placed
Ryno, acting1 County Execuin the 1334 budget after being
tive, said that P. N". Geroijichocked by Mr. Price.
nm, on vacation, is studying
"In the budget, $i:U,:i2f..7il
the report of the investigawas placed under deferred items
tion into the Woodbridgeand to this should have been adCurteret relief bureau and
ded an item of interest, deficiency
will probably issue the longknown as Budget Item No. 29, or
awaited final statement fixing
$7-l,8i)8,«7, making n total of
responsibility for the situa?201),224.40.
tion when he returns to his
"The auditors in their report
desk.
(Continued on naire
Madison IsStrictly On His Own In Campaign
For Re-Election, Boys In The Back Room Declare
1
M«ybe it 1 , only rumor 9,064 in the present
" T u ' r . h a boy. ia the bach roc, have de-
elded that Howard Madi.on, know., to hit mtt, I V
quote red unquote, i. due for the .kid.
U Ilectiou now imminent and becoming im• - - „ by the minute. Madi.on. or quote red
Mr. Joltn Ha«»ey representing
1
""'f Walsh, of the Police ]"><•'•oiient, i» still "one up" on tihe
w
'.'i Committee. Rumored secret
i||| l
"l 'M 'd: these statesmen witl:
|1 1
' '" Pelernen, by which tin
ll
''; was ix'rmitted. it is said. t<
"am on the navroll for a time
'limit tlm iu ,blic Itnowinir mry>'.u- iibout it, (fives the Chief ai
ll|1|
l advantage over UIOHO who
u
™t to oust him. And it alsc
•'•'H the wiso ones, generally, »"ht r
' .Kooii laugh at the Towi
, puffed witb pride,
»'"|tt, it •«.«,, (or Ugal uktttri;
l o j b
t? t
both .ho.eV.tion..
1
! *l»t ii
rfl.W.K.
. not-nuit. *le«r. So far . . I k .
eting. of tho committee are concerned.
ful. There have been, so the story goes, some
stormy sessions in private but tq the naked eys,
nothing, untoward has been allowed to get in
evidence.
>
(
A few meetings ago, to be sure, Mayor August
F. Greiner became a little impatient at one cj.f
Mr. MudUon's suggestions "to do something"
about something. •
: "Wbut," said the Mayor, "do you propose
that we do?"
There apparently wasn't anything concrete
in the way of an iden about the matter at hand,
and Mr. Madison thought the "Committee a. a
Whole," should have the suggestion.
"But you," taunted the Mayor, "are the
one who brought (he thing up in the first
place."
No significance, of course, may attach to this
little colloquy. But it at least was raw material for the rumor factory and from there the
machine* have been working overtime, fed at
interval, with hushed words nf reprisal for something or other on the part of this colleague or
that, a. campaign talk progressed.
Mr. Madison', principal mentor., sponsors
mid champion, are not at all concerned with the
alleged situa ion. They laugh it off, jeer at the
Jhought of il.
But they, even, admit confidentially that
some fallow by the name of Alexander who i*
opposing Madison', bid for re-election i. a .well
guy and "a strong candidate."
Utility Commissioners, protesting
that because of the lack of watein some indigent homes' around
the Township he feared tljat an
unsanitary condition would develop and in its wake, sickness or
some other consequence.
While this letter was in th
mails, Mr. John Hassey, co-representative of the Second Ward oi
the Township Committee, report
ed dire tales of the alleged highhanded manner in which the water
company was handling re(io
clients. He made the rather no
table suggestion that "somethingbe done about it."
'
Commissioners Draw A Blank
But by this time, the Utililj
board had received Mr. Nielsen1;;
letter and pi\t its sleuths on the
trail. They found, apparently,
little or nothing and' so informed
Mr. Nielsen.
•
The Water Company pointed
out that there had been something'
of a" misunderstanding with the
Emergency Relief officials regarding the payment of billa for those
who had no funds to-finance their
own water rent. Nothing important, it seems, and something
which- could be easily settled. The
jompany further puinted out that
contrary to an impression which
had gained some prominence, it
did not turn off water in any home
where there was sickness. They
only asked that when such an ex
cuse was offered its substance be
determined by the health officials.
In any event, there* seems to
have been little purpose in all the
letters, in Mr. Hassey's harangue
and his idea of doing "something
about it." Except, possibly, that
it was political.
NEWS INDEX
Churclr News
Pago 4
Society Newt
Pi>K° 4
Woman's Features .... Page 12
Sports
Page IS
Editorial*
•
Pane 9
Theatre*
.'.'.
Page 7
Sewareu Ncwi
Page Z
Iselin News
Page 2
Ford. News
Page 10
Avenel News
Puge 3
Port Reading New* .... Page S
Colonia Newa
•
Page 3
Hopelawn News ....... Page 13
Kaubey Newt
Page 13
RariUn Twn. Ntw» ,,,. Page 11
J. Dunigan has sold three
more dog licenses.
Since the attempt to regulate the dog situation on the
loose dog, unowned dog, unfed dog, and vicious dog
fronts hasjcompletely collapsed, the only explanation for
the purchase of f/he throe
tags seems to be a publicspirited desire to contribute
the fee of one dollar per coipy
to the sorely-taxed public
treasury,
Mrs. Irene Pfoiffer, 109
Lockwood avenue, bought
two of the tag^-—one, for Joe
and the other for Tim, both
dogs 2 [years old. Mrs. Margaret Cook, of Porsiiing and
Correja avenues, Iselin, acquired the other license, for
Rover, also a two-year-old.
3 Couples Obtain Licenses
From Dunigan This Week
Throe marriage licenses were
issued during the week. They were
obtained by John Kovach, Throo[i
avenue, Avenel, and Henniniu
Kutcher, Keasbey Heights; by
Joseph Magyar, Turtle Brook
Hoad, Port. Reading, and Mary
Chcrvenak, lil Marion'Street, Haguinun Heights, and by Andrew
Karkas, 2G Hudson street, Carterct, and Annie Yovanovils,
Larch Street, Avenel. Township
Clerk, B. J. Dunigan issued tlm
licenses.
Eaton Announces Exams
For Academy Candidates
Congressman Charles A.
Eaton, Fifth District, announces ho will hold a Civil
Service competitive examination on October 20th to determine the nomination for
his appointment to West
IPpint Military Academy next
year. Applicants desiring to
compete must be bona fido
residents of the Fifth District, between the agea of 17
and 22 at date of admission.
Letter's of
application
should be uddresaed to tho
Congressman at Box 126,
Plainiield, N. J. not later than
September 29Uh, ou receipt of
which candidates will be furnished detailed information,
There is no secret this time.
Garbage, instead of beiiiK
collected on Mondays atul^
Thursdays, will only be taken
up on Mondays. So if you put
it out on Thursday, the joke
will be on you.
The complete township collection schedule will be found
on page 8.
(Continued on page 8)
Tomorrow's The Night!
Daylight Saving Time ends,
officially at 2 a. m. Sundayl1
The easiest thing to dp about
it is to set your clocks back
one hour tomorrow" night.
60-Year Old Amateur Pilot Gets
Unexpected Aid After Crash Here
phian found the take-off would require jcareful handling to prevent
slippirig down into yawning gaps
on both sides of his path.
He stayed jn the ' straight a n d '
narrow, well enough, but devoted
so much time to that end of tihe ,
that he didn't see a large
picked Woodbridge Township as business
tree looming in front of him until
the scene of his crash.
it WHS too late.
Tlie distinctly unusual circumBy that time, the plane was
stance that the township police some 50 feet in the air and alforce includes in Sergeant George though Scarborough tried desperHulint n crack flyer with a parti- ately to miss it, his right wing tipcular sympathy for grounded avia- ped the top of the tree with
tors should save Melvyn Scarbor- enough force to send the ship into
ough, GO, of 2000 Spring Garden a dizzy spin from which it finally
Street, Philadelphia, the agony of fluttered down to the clay below.
discovering an already damaged It hit with a solid smack and thephi n (i dismantled by thieves, bespectacled pilot rapped his head
whether of the collector or of the against the instrument panel. His
business type.
glasses shattered and'his forehead
' It all happened Wednesday af- was cut.
ternoon. Sca|;orough is a retired
Plane III Bail Shape
:ley;i(.oi' engVj'iur who has been
The plane was in bad siluvpe.
lying since WV.l in an old model The main struts in both- wiii"s
wo-cylinder rtfehine. Wednesday iroke, the fuselage bent, the lande decided to&rift across New .ntf gear folded a bit and all, in
ersey up to Asbury Park, look ill, it was rather* a sad spectacle,
iver the hulk of Morro Castle with every guarantee that the
Lhere and take some pictures from minute the ship was left unguardthe air.
ed, it would be well stripped by
So he started out bravely ambjtious souvenir-seekers. ,
enough. But when his instrument
Under tlie circumstances, Sqrboard informed him he certainly u eant Balint felt a brotherly gesought to have arrived over his ture was indicated. ISo iie supershore objective, ho discovered he vised taking off the plane's wings,
was lost. So Mr. Scarborough did folding them into a truck and towthe obvious and the sensible tilling ing the fuselage off to tho former.
—he landed to find out juiit what Fords plant of the Pacer Airplane
part of the country 4ie was visit- Co., in Which Balint i£as once Inr
terested.
.
ing.
Thoit) Clay Banks
Scarborough was treated by pr.
The spot lie selected was in the S. W. Fox. Ualint hazarded the'
clay banks near Metuchen avenue. opinion yesterday Uhat if tUwt.fiQr
It was a narrow strip Scarbor- year-old amateur navigator had
' "
ough had for a,runway and, lifter not 'been gearing g j '
learning the direction in which would have come outftf
His plane wreqked in a
strange town 70 miles from
home, a rather aged Philadelphian whose i hobby is
aviation : can congratulate
himself this morning1 that he
Asbury° Park lay,, the Philadel-' up unhurt
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER28,1934
COLLUM'S GREA
Brings You Th<? Years Lowest rnces
On High Grade, Quality Furniture
I LIVING ROOM SUITES!
, Avenue anfl we moving to their
inew home on Harding Avemw
—Harry
"pWher
—
— . _1L oTSilMsr
^S O i l » _ Avei.
June, L. Hayes and T. JwviB,
. ,, v... Scout ^,. vl
•from out of town, motored to Or- Wo«dbridg« wroper,
-anpeburf Thursday, irfierc they «iI• with tftoe
Mine MUa
Lil n
By MARGARET POGYE1SA
—John W«11BM Britton, fow- Trimty l*ne, a s the
(
mtmth-ol<I Bon of Mr. awi Mm. leader. At ppeaent two mei"-have been held with twelv* mi,
'George
'George Britton,
Britton, oof Sonera Avenue, here in attendance. They t,*
pending t perABIES' AUXQJARY
iin at
t home
h m e after
per
after spending
G1RL5 SODALITY NAMES
planned a c « d jwrty to t t V ^
•OKSORS CARD PARTY
iod of time in St. «t«r'f Hospital
1
MISS MA.RV MeCANK
New Bi
Brunswick under d
doctor 1 ! in the near itrtnne when dw* ^ 1
The
ctfrd
iMrtr
held
place will be announced l a w
•i? 5ar>dalitv of fit
•j- OJ ttit \ e«:rB.iii> |(;Brt
t
hum; heic their first
i on F-ridcr was e Hcharie? Lambert, J«»n Kontin. ?easnr lirniday
—Little Miw Joan Mtf>,
ley Koneski
Kon
d Walter
and
t*.
J* . eski, Stanley
most*.
o: :-tv. Parisr Hall. N e v
motored to EJizabeth Church Btreet ha* been \]\\: ,*;;T
RonetK
Th<- -• - ~. oioptw fn- thf eonv. scorers of tnTVenrap ^ d n e s d p y . where ttiey were home for ttie pant several w ,.i • '
(were:
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inF.-V!.ar..:.1TbM_
M*torti
B
d
;
rt ^ h^H^horoe,.
o r o e . of of v w i w . ^ .
le; • Akx-Cwifitaltv JKiR—j^rt,,
Bt
;
Ro»d, ha« been spendm? nrMw
*!«" SliVanir. •• .
Brown. Mrs. Aunt Davis; *
Harry Fisher, Kich&rd Snoht, weeks at Ship Bottom, K. ,i
TinTCiu-c Bovlar;: sec- BJV.E.n:Janice.
neir.
. Janice. .Mr.
.Mr. A.
A. Janke.
Janke. Anne
Anne E<i
E<iWWBni Katen, Alfred Katen, M will return nMct week.
JJoscarelh: Viekaio.
.
Donnellj,
jiKha*. LoaiB
LoaiB Fsber
Fsberan
anfl
Steyt
Donnellj-,
Frank
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VBfc
Steyt Donnellj- Frank fci jiKha*
Marfmret Pop- •feaj aioMnrr
ood. menAere of
AAiance; Bilcii c
c,.nrpe Wood.
of the —Miss IlUdwd Biwers,K
returned U
veni.
Chapter,
Order
De
Anns AndTBhatich: M
M^ r j c a i i Chapter
De Mo- dale , Aywue,
K. T., t e Mtumt hw r'.'
" 1'iaiv' v e r r h c f u r . j m , t I
ttende e
- ] 8 T m „ „d b i d,.-, attended
onpneiti, ^iis. ;
Mr.
and
Mns.
Wflliaiii }.•.
jr.v,-. <>!. ,T'o-:y. .-or, irrltationa., »T- a n i . Mrs.J Sitier.
»dun«-;iii
-Elizabeft sgiven
- .-. /• •' ,dun«
in -jpuzni/cm
^ v " by
-•-thfc
- • -uhd. flallgiiter
,, . . j i t . , . MMary
» _ Limn",
< B r tr JK h«ir.'pr.;N<"remher'-.-a: anii. airs." IU^ICV.
W T ' a r . n Bali
Si-,,'coniimttefir: cr.arr- <
, ">• "-m aflat an. I>eeora:inr. iiif-'
shairma?;.. Liliiar . -....— r - - - . ,
"",;«'"Cobk: TefTesb*, "
• • •„„„», _ - . - M \""\~~" J
ehatfr h«t,' Prani MajMMirea,... Marie> i n t ;r"ftm at; cneretioii. mail. J5c!«:' Eoimsar.:
men: R f " v J i o l t a e t
Lili)ar: Sfciw sni;. EsiaMtt.. Be?h'ntirm
iPnkt, Mar?- Vai" b*fliteS-"E. "&£fr
orc,; Jin-tnt Antieraeu and Mir.
imr 'tht1 p
y«arr> of apr 07- 3ios* p r k W
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jhavfr. entersc hi?! school ait- eiiMRS BOSTOCK B0STES5
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; Flans Vert- ii«o'iWt to holfl AT A'PART) '
PHONEd
toihth
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Cock 'K her. hon,^ ^
jerrniinp year,., anton?' -whisk are tte, Ko«rict
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ATBriae
Pricky
evehmp..
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,) dance? ;t in heic onr* « monti .
MISSES S M I T H , FOSTER
Carts were played and higr. isooreF. M R S B O O A N GIVES
|'the Parish Hall.
M A K E H I G H SCORES
weTE mad* bv: Mrs. Anna B O ^ - J - J J - ^ BRIDGE LESKW
:v .fin-ware JSlliott,
JWHOU., «ETC
toek. Mrs...Edward
MTE. J . Thomas Z«*tlemoyer of T h t Bewnren GiriV B r i a n ' -,
REHEARSALS START
Bem
ami Miss Audrey ~ .
Avenue was noatew t o t h e m e t M o n a a j wrejunj at i\n }•••„
ihar
FOR ISELIN' MINIETREL
•ns.
7
'sJror«n B-idr* Ctab'lart Wed- of MiwsBewriyandKbr.it v;.:
Rehearsal* hftvi- befrnt ior « Bem
Tin pnests mcludid:'Mr. and " e g d _ T B-'M'nowE e t her how*.! C«l of B w t JVWBM. HiFc h-. . - ,
.minrcre'. tr bf piver. by "the Fiis:
._r&.
Edwwc Elliots of Ctek T r e - ' . j t o B o b c - t ' T . B t j p u n rf Frank-1»«« made l y Mi» t n
iPre.=pyteriar Shurefc of lualit. '
Tht c»-T includes: Mr. Paintor. IHenTT B'uirr. Mrs. Garfield Gro-,, p_fcins»rurt«d" tht members i SinrtnftMX I K Enty,
,n 8 final lessor, rf contract bridge. ^ p ^ S S ^ ^ J ™ * "
Mrs: LuL. Mrs. Eoch. Xrs. Jer- MTS.'Henry Biair. Mi& Garneiri "*Mrs.
C. rolamreifc. Mr&. GropnT,. Misf JlarpBre: ..lardint. The . merabm prewnt wm: Mr^ Clifford!•*«««. .Vi_ Winkler. Mis. K< Mrs Gharie.- Bem, Km. Herman Mn.-Thom» A. Vincent, Mrs.: butrbarr Mw Safch^,..
na.^.-.-m.p,—
.- F-red J Adams. Mrs. A. W. and Mtw Jean Tnerpes-.T •
ce'.. E^e'iyr. &jaen. Aniti Peres. Has.
llrs. Stallrnfri. Mrs. W. Bny
Eveirr. Letw-y«r, Mary Muizer der. Mr. anc Mrs. Tilsor. HoineE. S ( . n e j d t M r 6 somufi j , H*nry, .Avenue-; MBBCT Montt :,'
Mis Audrey Ber.r and MTE. Airne „"„ Harold P Hu^den. Mrs. T. Beveriy Coil, and Mw •":;.
Derntcy Shoef?-.. Annt
•Bonnet-Howell, Mrs. CharleV Deber l b s . ; »°r. <tf v E** A v e n u e ; , r
Vjviar. LaVipna. Mr. Dudley
A buRe: •snntxrr vas served tc T i l o n u l E iettiemoyer, Mrs, T » t e : Fister W C j i i r Bowl; itor. Ciifforc Painter. Bnb .
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_ j ^ ^ j g a n d Mrs.'Morrison Chris- • Kaipn Conrwi 01JBetu-.!Lloyd Becker. Mr. Sbdem. Mr. ai: after nw care pimes.
Plan*, wer« tnadf tc hold xne r i e rf s ^ - a r e c AJBC John F. i • Tne next me^tintr v
a
:Bair.. Mr.-Lul".. .'iohc Cmnsti. Otte
at
Eruper. Mr. Blair and ilr. Neary n e n me«inr n; thf homt of Mr. p r a r . „/ Woodbridpe: Mrs. A. F . ' nicmc on SundBJ-, Or.••.,Edwarii Ellin- of Oat g o f l e W o f p e r t h Aniboy; and Mrs. the , summer cattapt •
Gennrt- Whitf ui Eahwer ii and Mrs.
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! Katenne 8»1», at i\tv; r.
•with thi- assist- 'Tree.
achiF
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The ner. hnietinp vail be at the tne-Se,a.
i ail'. piaiit
^t of Mr?,.
M Eiai
FlKE COMPANY
Mm Uward
ISELIN ITEMS
• DOINGS IN SEWAREN.
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PLANS A DANCE
YOU'LL be m o d pleased with the designs
and tht choice of coverings. AD tht new ideas
are veil represented. These line suite* will
modernize your home anrj makt it charming
and iirahk. Many suites are priced at less
ss
than hall regular figures. Come while the as
sortment is complete.
C
Special
3 Pc. Bed Outfits
Every One
the Season
Lowest
BED
COIL SPRING
and MATTRESS
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Tut- Iselii: A olunteerFixf Cinr.- -,H;T ]t,_
MEET AT. CLUB
WOMEN'S Ci.OJ1. CLUB
iiiy D: Hardinc Avenue is holtThe Sewaren I.
HOLDS FIRST MEETIftG
inp't Ballo-K-f'eii danct or. Saturj j ra n t j j i r e £ O bert T, Bc>- Ins.. met Tuaadar cviT.:r;j- a
Tin ?'pni«r..:f Eepublicas Clu. day mehi, October 27. a t thtn n n .-their family of Prwik--Motor final I3nb..Frar.u
o:_hciir. h«ic their i r s : refrain
trdiur Avt'nut FrrenouFfe.
-j ]r , p B ^ . w e r e the Sunday puefit* ven- madt l o r tat CBHIJH ; niff'tiiif' JIT :h; liepuhiiait: h ;
h i? tr hf t masnueradt danpfdanpf y / ji^'Btipan'f parenw. Mr. and wore made l o a t h e can;;it.i:
fi :::;rr'2r> "r. Oak Tret- Road or
Eefre^imer-.i ..
7ir:r.ej for tiit mos; iieautifui
MoTnier witr Mrs. Harold 31 nun- ana funnies: eostumt. Entcrtairnerved.
cey presiding. Mrs •TDKOTL Fhjchr
—The
Third
Ward T\-::
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suet, fo-n:?
WBJ apnninted sneia; chniriacy fnr msn;
Iiemucratic Associatior ir.t: ]
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,„..„„.-„.
,dp-v,-em
a
t
ojieratioii
bureaus,
cour.ry
ur
rnf onsiiinfr t'r.rw mumhf wizi
dey evening- at t i e Por; -[a
y
Mr;-.. Mutter. Mr?.. Las;ti anc Mrj,.
HtadgnaneM -srhere :>.ty ;
dourhnuts.
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Valker assistinr tier.
-.nt LT.:I'( pvemnjr.
_ M . . , a ! K , j l r s A F r c n i . j ^ , . p:KW; for £ tETC pETtJ' V. l-i j
I". v:as deiidec it hold -vinter
ilil. ?f E ' 1 * ' ^VrtTntf- KIlfTlt 5ilItl<il:T Tufefccay erecinir. Oclobtr. ;
S.rt. McrriKir! Cfcris:;t -.:' Wt..-;
MRS. CLIFTON ENTERTAINS v:r.r. t'ri'jndr1 ir. Mapirvnirti.
niemiie-s. Thf- Tier, -meetinp wil". BRIDGE CLUE
—Tne-t will' til' u cure unrry Avfr-^t at rtnera! c'r.a::-".;.- '•'
St- htii. nr. MontU'.y a-. tv.rr r'einct
Mri V/crret. "::":(T tir.trtair- u- :tif Sfwarei. Land i'.nc T-'svr tit- t ? t i r .
a: ;':>.•. tmnit o: Mrs .loseiir. Fiichs pc tin Tutsacy Afteni'icr.
—Tr.t T i i r i Ward *V ;,rr.,.-r.'j
uiri "!;::• ^omiirrw fveriinr :"D' vr.iii.
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or. Ciiii. " ~ r i I.ojiC
rl^:i;.!.iictr. Af-iKiatios !r.K We >
Ciu-i- i ; ii'jr imn'.t Tii'.-saty nr,-'- .,,,_„-, - ,, ),,.„,. ,„
I'jan.- ver-. m;idi n iioic ET. af- nunr..
nEV
a j , . - tfcesiEy
r
« r r _ ^ ? t ; ihe Avoirl
teninn!. rt.-£. -party or. t h t ias:
Stii :•!•;.
Triost i n
.l UVlL'llti.
Vt-uiic-sc:;:- o: eacr. moD:r.. Tht
—Miss. ICery Cor^tarioe C!trk
ChnrifiF riuror>-.:ir.!.,
—11:-. anc ^IrK
trsr -.7U-C na-r; v-il! in htjic CT the-Walter, i l r ?nrpt- 'Wilder, .M;;;
:'f C-i? fioa-d hsi as her weokvt! 1 or '''.if1 ILoac;
honii i-:' Mrs. A. NelfW. of Berk- Jr.. M - .
*iid piest. Sist Hiif! Dayre '.-i
?:• tnri Mrs-. Vi.'rei: ?0VC"il. ilCTf t". t!li
GrsyesEistiiPtr. vh;- frrrfriy reeiiv,!
CnavifK 5ir:--Ty.nr.. T."i±'- Lii:t. X T.
:i-:;',!- :t>; t:it- mr'n-.!?'
MR AND MRS JA.NKE
—."!..!.! Prefer cf East Av>'snnien:^ v-;:- -fT'/t
srnrt.
ENTERTAIN SOCIETY
•:;;«- VTI;, wtf hurt recently by ^
•trc: ranit i-v thi
Sir tnc i i r i . Annar
V( K - I ; -.r-r^Ity <-ir which overSordnir .--•••emit- «r.tsraiinec
T.'j-Ti{'[ r.;; i.'jt'.-r^'ir.e a rapi'.i:y
—I»T a n c Mrs ."
nuniits- n:* mcniiver- t>:" riif
rvsn
. i REPUBLICAN WOMEN
Si<Vft limit; 7-;-.-.'iit;;.^niaii-jiTiHlri''RT 5-n"!:-"'.- n:r . " ^ J5P0NS0R CARD PARTT
M:.
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.-; ir, Dili IliiiiL
y iidit a: t i ^ r , unnit or. """
(V=rr-:r. C?.J •
Tnt Vomer.'i- Ilrmiblieur Chit
n^ifi 'oi 1c' <-''•;\:~i:. •ri'.T.i;
;
rsu::;.- ev.jr.;r.p.
heic E ca-ci narty "Wednesday zSWnis'iov n: liir 1
a. fiirniery
Thosi pre?er.: vart- Mrs E. tenioor. a; tht- »nnn of Mrs,. Arriien iirs A. Haus^hiid. Mrs. thur N els oi..
ilrs.
i hi. r*ff:ifi:r
.To?et)h rii'jR>. Air= .-.r.nt Ti
^hc msmiicrF present verf: Mr:-,, ^ Eas
Avcniif- hwl :i.L ui'.:n
T- F.rehier. E 'Veickert A: raUlr
i?" n "- ; F""-'K- K r s - • l o h l ! H l i 1 '- M r s ' puestF las' Friday Mr. MIL Mrs
.lankfc. Mrs, ArtiiuT >lai:i:t.""*
'•'• a l ' c Inaroit Sinuncty. Dnmthy Sh»hfi. ."ioim 0. Elmt o: Buyuiitif.. f!>-n-y
. !alrt T, Mc~pr.sfiT.. Mr;,. Jnlinson. orly of W(Kidliritifi Avt-nix- fiwtt
r oil Ile.r.!>et>. IKTK
•crrest- :^_j Sn'ohf;. Mrs. ria^iu't- Bower, run.
Ilai;t;t. !•:' r y ' ' f :
no^ea-J MTS> A j i 6 r j,vj-(i;, Mrs. Myers,
—Mr. tile Mrs., .lanics C.i.i*Tii'
iV-; Lpr- CSiTistensen.
(if Wdddbrruff Avs-mi<' lu.^t Ui• :' is:.' tv^junjr at tn< .Min,'. :
.isi Mrs. Fred "Wuiker. Mrs. nount'cd tin- t-iipitp-f-nn-iii r
GERMAN-AMERICANS
imi.lankf:.
Mr?.
Genrsjc
ii". Ia;ti Foster of Clif L',^:i
d*u{riii.t'v, Eniilit- "i.t'tmnri. "
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PLAN PART . WEDNESDAY
rids'.- ,Mrf Gi'orev Tiirti'r Mrs•• t.or B. Kiirni:cvs!:i. .Ir.. r-f Ciirtt—Mr. und Sirs ET.LL.,-. ;
TutCTOTmsiii-Anicrijai. S r Mrs. IJL^ ( 1 .
-( tilt- puesu ni M" !.'•
?:y s.r( lunchiip - "Jirc pany on Edwart; T a a s a h t Mr>. -\!i;f7(>r. ti
juir. i t c i f of ciif j ; 'ilic
Hineffliiy i.: tin- Isehu Puhlic I Mrs. W e i e k e n . Mr.- Hai:s;'hild. • .Mr. 'an;: ASi
iur.sjij; if Mrs. I > E ' " I ^ J ; arary or. Ciuh Tri'i- Uoac.
Mrs. Genr?e Bennt't- .
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a l u j j ] , . . ilT1() j ; r s . H. Ji. CVmri
—I>ivit; Balfftur cif l>- -'
Tm i'lininiir.rt- n: .Mrs. 'WeiekA k c M r s . OTonii'ir Mrs. B . ClilT Ilnad visiicd Mr. atiu i
mi ha.-, rt'tnrncc u I'- ;, fhjuriiuiy. Mr.--. Anns Iwvif. B r e e n . M r s . Baltw-t-^ni.. ^ ! - s . ,lr.- williuti-. Matriu-w? hf lr\-iiif
•ersitv, rrtvideiKr: '•
anc M-~- Biu-Kttr. ^.-iw1 rnt c(-nncratinr r tin- memtu'r.- r.- tht ,st- Mrs. Kerlinp,
!.!•
Aexy. :? v o r b n p (ii'.tpent.'y anc Tht- hish scorer? vt-n| Fiii Tnr,,
fai:h:. .l:y.
Mutzer and Mrs. Snusi-hihi:
re, Mrs, MaTTi-ns-ur.. ' WTS.
HELEN \'ARAKAY
Shohfi. Dorothy Shnhf. yrs'..Frci»ENTERTAINS CLUE
atid Mrs. Wilker; .iiinnt-nk, J1K.
Mis? Helen
ertter- .Taiike, I f e . MtLnch'.ii;. Mrs. Wiltamed. Sm member? o: tn< Grri?" liam . Brecn, Mrs". NiHins. Mrs.
Brittst Oiut< Mowisy. ovtronp ai Bell and MTS. Tnussai:;.'
nc honit- nr. Oafc Tret- Fuiac
Mrs.. O'CShhUr \t-or. the dark
Her quests o: thf pvenin? horse prize.
Avert-: FJvt Martin, Virpinft Ancti:ii. Anr. Hunter. Marirare: ,lol!y. ...
„-.' SCJiOOl. CLASSES
.lean Montgomery ant. Hfk'.r. ^5a- REOPEW FOR THE YEAR
.,
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i\oji nf RarwEy. Hark Gahnr, a:' Sunday Schoo- class.- rc,., 'iu'rf »'011m a * b fo n f o t "Piliinn:
H
E':i7jilie;i,. -i • •
,ioir the ' eoniine yen: «; S; d - v h o hxs wasted timt:, hope
Siat-frartn .lolly OTiIiaMrayVwor. Telia's Church Sunar.v Rin 'Wtly on "tnniis antl :n.Mnrs: mm 'ir. thf- cere panis. and ham J. Brennar s? dirertnr of the
Anr. PunTje1. of *
giasaes,' with--ViBhnr 0TNeil;, sn- merits. , , . N o v Charlie
nnt \r;?.t.
iwrvisor, l l r . Trainor. aiwistani Nwsler, inventor ni th: nasupervisor. Miss Heier. Bcifmntm. mancnt wavt. itiidinc hair
SERVICE* HELD
secretars, and MLS? Vinit Kulesji.
. author o: "Sior\ o:
FOR MRS FINK
measurer.
THE
: TRUTH
ABOUT HAIR AND
HAIR, TREATMENTS
A Colonial Poster Bed, full or twin
S> size, walnut, matogany or maple
finisli; a nev type coil sprbg of{
tempered steel in rusttprool ena-i
mal; and a, 45-Ib. cotton felt'matj: tres? wirh imperial edge, strongly
tufted. A real quaHt? ottering.
m&ttrew.
Inut occasional tab^aa,
carved, good size
.95
USE McCOLLUMS -FRIENDLY CREDIT PAYUTER!
AMES McCOLLUM
-itey-fir-*!
m eiwfc
liti Bouipvarc whf- died «s-.j M r s . w jLniffir.. Sirs
• Lc c . M>wrn>llK
n^r
Mrs Hess. Mrs, » . , fcAU>NESS
DANDRUFF
Thursdr-v
a:
t
i-nuTMty -a; uit Penh AIHDOT j g Goodman Mist nirem-f Rov
Hospiia'. ufreran OTieraiion. The'.taa. Mw;:SlelU Bako^ki, MiW OILINESS • THINNING HWR
«>r\'ire< wert nalc iu tut- Woou- i Eifeec Johnson Mia? Ma-v ' ' " " ^ !
hridjjt
Parlor or.
Save; Ti«- hotly was cremawd ane.
M;=:- Helen Bof- tried, to stop hair :ro(n laliinf
a; tht Tlctsedaie Hill Ceii^eiary ir, Vioto
n v n
' "
•*'- m - - ; - . That it.as u>clei>;Ls tc trvicsiop
or,
• an animal trnm stu'dtiiru;' Vi'iiii:
11K.
of the IJSot o: the Iselirl Circle of
«» « » Cwnfili^^Ashfir'cX ynumu«df'i>-inal«-vou:v-alrr~the Tumec'? Companions. Shs
_ yneal instructor. v,itr Miss .lean- plaa- fht hair ih.u lulls—in
was weL kno^T amonjr the neopk- ;««e Johnson assximc at the or- complete thi hai: crowinc
of Lsahn. Tht Warner's Ooh>,
'
h i$ on that scisminc prr
,_iioK w^ht ir, & body Saturday
njfrht t c pay their i a s -rest»ia&.
—Mr.
5!he is survived by.Her hosbaad,
Clifford VaTd of
twc> married son* whti h«vt
ware ths- £ru6st,« of Mr,
their home? ir, lselis. & marnec .and Mrs. Arthur ,1ankt Sunriav
daujrhter living out j of town anc 1 —Mr. ami- MTS;-.], .
dauphteT-m-latr.
tej-hvte \rtioaf h:
Bath Rajnhati'
the "law Alaht
AlfaM Fink, riiod a ie« [u> PlamfieW Sunday and saw
fbtsoS. I
FOR BARK DANCE
Another meeting of the COIR- „„„„
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hineri, sneieiies of Si. • Cecelia "E thte.
ChurchTOKheld Tuesday nijrht
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ium. After the contest, tea wan
served by Mrn. Duel] Tiffany and
Mrs. Leslie
Those attending
were: Mrs. Arfluir Saywoll, Mrs
Aubrey Woodward, Mrs. Harry
Ellin, Mrs. Charles Knjiuor, Mrs
Buoll Tiffany, Mrs. 11. W. M e
Clure, Mrs. Hanoroft,rj.,iviii(rst:on,
Mrs. Joseph McAmlrcws Mrs C
C. Mitchell, Mrs. Philip Dor, Bleylsor, Mrn, William Godson, Miss
Ann IrvitiR-, Mrs. fluster, Mrs.
Frank Pattisnn, Mrs. Fred Allioe
Mrs. Dolly Miller, Mrs. Sophia
Schimsh ..,, M
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Mrs. Schwab,.
Mrs
Lyman Pock, Mra. Tbi'muis Henderson and Mrs. Margaret Soulo,
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nnminpr: President, John
vice-president, Mra. W. B. W*
ruff; treasurer, John Stcnzel,.a
William Denman, chairman of ttw
By KATHLEEN FLETCHER
publication committee. The 0f»
By JEAN DE YOUNG
ficc of secretary was left
1'OONE RAH. 7-1C38-W
0 MANHATTAN AVENUE
PHONE WO. 8-2149-J until tho following meeting,
hundred new books have been I
led during the past year.
MR AND MRS. GODSON
HIRSTOPHERSON
WEDDING
donors have been Mrs. A. Dean of '
M
CARL METZGER ADDRESSES
JUNIOR CLUB HOLDS
AT EGG HARBOR
. frD BY FRIENDS
Hahway,
Mrs. William Axfonl (A
WOMAN' SCLUB
FIRST FALL MEETING
' ' • ; , and Mrs. William Godson
The Avedding of Christopher
Morristown, nnd Mr. and Mrs.
TinAvenol
Junior
Woman's
..riven a surprise party in ./hnslopherson, son of Mr. and
The Literature Department of
meeting Fred Brauso and Mrs. II. Weaton
"'•''',. of Uieir twenty-fourth wcd- Mrs. C. Chvistophorson, Montroso
-he AVomnn's Club met for tho ' i A n h ""'" l t s l i r a t
town. Thirty now chUdieB'a\
t
off 1lthe winter
at the homo of
'''''",,mivcrsary at their home on Avenue, to Miss Elizabeth Kamrst
time
as
a
study
irroup
at
the
Imolis will be purchased in tha
• ! l"rii,u.oln Highway last Tiies- uelson of EKU Harbor, took place
ionic o f Mrs. Fredrick liocliley f tin- councilor, Mrs. A. K.
•ht The ftHORts w e r e : Mr, iat<mlny in the Lutheran Church
ft'ednesdny. Carl Metzirer talked Schmidt, Fifth Avenue, Tuesday. (
|,y 11 i l l
William Pnrr and tfheir with the Rev. Ernest HoTil offici'ii CoiiHemporary Russian Liter- Miss Phyllis A*7.nmn of Jersey
iture. Mr. MotzRer, n teacher of City, formerly of Avenel, prc- !
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ating. The bride was
byy NEW DEAL C L U B T
as attended
a
'Vouch and German in the local sided.
;]."„" and their daughter, Mr. Hiss M
a
i
R
t
H
l
l
f
fe
H
aiRaret
Hall
of
fepR
HnrACCEPTS
NEW
MEMBER
Mai-Raret Hall of
Hnrifrh school, has just returned The meeting was in tho form of a
Mrs Benjamine Loyell and
Gcorjfc
Christophcnson
was
The
Colonia
Women's
New
Deil
G
h
rom a summer's study at the Uni- pi\j:inia pnrty and tin- young Indies
' son,
n, Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur best man for his brother. The Democratic Club met at the home
turned out in various brilliant
'crsity of Moscow.
Jack Updike, Joyce and younp; couple loft for Lonir Island, of Mrs. C. C. Mitchell on Dover
He. was well qualified to review colored suits. During the mo<-ting
Maine, and on their return will rc- Road Wednesday afternoon.
' Ridley Godson.
THE
the recent past of Kussin and to I hey initiated plans for the winter
sidu in % K Harbor.
The meeting was in chiirgo of
present a picture, of the political program. On October !l the club
,,,,= MITCHELL HEADS
the president, Mrs. C. C. Mitchell,
will
celebrate
its
seventh
birthsituation there today. He derARD PARTY SPONSORS
Willinm Home, Washington who opened with tho Lord's prayscribed the country as n land fchnt day.
The program committee of the Street, who Qi.ia been confined to er and Wie oath of allegiance, afPlans wore made for tin; candy
s "up side down, since tho oneeter which the president extended
v v Deal Club met Thursday af- his home, is recovering.
booth which tiieJuniors will sponsuppressed
peasant
and
worker
is
•,:rnf,()n at the home of Mrs. C. C. ' —'GCOTRC Lewis of Fairvicw a welcome to tho now member,
tip and educated at the govern- sor nt the senior club hnztinr on
You Can SEE and FEEL t b t
.i^br-ll on Dover Road and se- Avenue has been ill this week with Mrs. William J. Byrne.
ment's expense, while the aristo- October 12. Plans were also
Mrs. Mitchell gave a short his:. i I'd Mrs. Joseph Me Andrews as an attack of grippe.
diffsrtnet. Even befort tt ft
crat and noble is down" The launched for a Hallowe'en dance
to
—Miss .Tulm (leRussey of West tory of flip club and its, achieveby the club nt the i-nil j
to be
il "f t n e c n r < 1 ' W r l y t o
.speaker
had
a
very
inten-stin«
exf
laced up, tt hirgi tfc« tnMt
the Colonia Country Club
ments
during
its
existence
of
21
Road is recovering from a rehil of silverware and hand work ?
hil.it
vi'iiinfr of October 10th.
cent illness at the Stamford Hos- months. This was followed by a
las
not
been
set,
After
the
mect, - h e «"
•1 if molded to It IT* M W
on display at tin; close of his talk.
resume of the activities of tihe'nnpital, Stamford, Connecticut.
The tbenie of the department's ng Mrs. Schmidt served refreshin<[ Mrs. Edward Schuents, nssisted by Mrs. William
—An international flower show tional government for the past
models Ore 1*1*.
study
for
the
winter
senson
will
Hallowe'en is still weeks ahead but these four Woodbridge
Mr. and Mrs. Charles staged by the Colonia Citizens un- two years.
Harth, assistant councilor.
In- that of American lilcrature.
girls just couldn't wait to don their holiday costumes. Left to
.Mrs. Aubrey Woodward Rave n
attend the wedding of der the direction (if Mrs. Fred
The next topic of consideration
right: Nancy Wight, Linden Avenue; Sally Ann Bartholomew,
."scliubet'K'n niece, Inn Jackob- Alb<'<> wns the feature- at the' Corn- brief review of a few of the chapwill be on Literature of the Amer- URS. SIESSEL HONORED
Green Struct; Virpjnia Wight, and Mary Irene Bartholomew.
i '(,, Theodore Carson, in Wood- muinty Centre on Thursday af- ters of Walter B. Pitkins boolt,
T A DINNER-DANCE
ican Indian from the standpoint, of
"The Chance of n Lifetime,"
[.' Long Islnnd, Saturday.
Members of the Sons and
n.
the Indian and American author.
1
The business meeting closed Mary Tyler and Raymond Prinz of
Mrs. Henry Lavin, of West
It will be led by Mrs. George )aughters of Liberty, Pr.idc of
•The entire club was decorated
Jersey Council No. 2i;i, hon;; iioiid attended the luncheon with flowers and a screen of with singing. Tea was served dur- Woodbridge.
Lund, who lins spent some time >fcw
,i fushion show of the Wood- leaves hid four card tables each ing the social hour by the assistamong the Indiana of New Mexico )i cd Mrs. Charles Siessel at a
—Mrs.
Thomas
Hynes
of
BerkMpper
dance at the Cniftsnicn's
and Arizona at her homo on the
;i|,,|. Women's Club at Bambcr- hohlintr eleven pots of barherrie ing hostesses, Mrs. Henry Lavin
ley Avenue was a vistor at the
lub on Friday evening. The oc'/.' Thursday.
last
Wednesday
of
October.
In which wpn> pinned pictures to anil Mrs. Joseph McAndrews.
Mision was to recognize the office
Members present were: Mrs. home of her brother in Jersey City
Ihi' executive committee ol represent various flowers. The
Mrs, Berkley served refrosh- that Mrs. Siessel received in tho
on Monday.
,. I'olonia Men's Republi
conli'slnnts were j;iven 15 minutes Mitchell, Mrs, Charles Scott, Mrs.
YOUNG
REPUBLICANS
lii-nls,
while
those
present
were
—Mr. and Mrs. Walter Borlatter part of May as a State
nn-t at the home of Arthur in which to write the names of Edward Sehuborg, Mrs. Howard
CARD PARTY
iking part in Kin informal disnis- Deputy. This appointment, was
arc in their new home on GIVE
1
-A1i tin St. George Avonm the flowers represented. First Fletcher, Mrs. Howard Jennings, chard
011
of
the
evening's
topic.
A
'card
party
was
held
at
the
Hill Road.
nade to the Friendship Council
..InV "if^lit to plan a rally. place was won by Mrs. Charles Mrs. irerman .Toroff. Mrs. Aubrey South
Peter Murphy, formerly Younjr Republican Club House
No. It! in South Amboy. This la
... |iri'sent were Arthur Hrown, Knauer. She received a china wa- Woodward, Mrs. Josenh McAn- of —Mrs.
last Thursday. Miss Audrey Byrd COUT PATROLS
Colonia,
waa
the
pnest
of
Mrs.
the first time that Council No. 243
drews, Mrs. Harry Ellis, Mrs.
, ir Saywell, Harry Ludwig teiing pot.
Joseph Taylor and Mrs. Charles acted as the general chairman. ,RE REORGANIZED
has had a state executive.
A rally commit-I
Second place was wnn by Mrs. Henry Lavin, Mrs. .luhn .1. Train- C. Mitchell on Monday.
: Hurry Lisle.
Mrs. Florence Redd was the win- The regular meeting of Scout
The chapter gave Mrs. Siessel
v.-ii; appointed consisting cpf , Kidney Beaujnii who was awarded or, Mrs. Charles Davis. Mrs. A.
—Mrs. Howard Fletcher of ner of the door prize. Those who
tall, green floor lamp. The hull
. L •!,••('. Mitchell, Harry Ludwig ', a potted lanlailn. There was a Uclibrrg, Mrs. William J. Ryrne. West Hill Road was a New York received the non-players' prizes roop 11 of Avenel was held Friay night in the basement of the ivns decorated with Fall flowers,
Tho quests were: Mrs, C, ChrisHarry Lisle.
tie for third place between Mrs.
were: Mrs. Frank La Farr. Gcr- 'iTsbyterian
City visitor on Tuesday.
with Scout- nnd bouquets of flowers were cen\|p.i. Sidney I'inkham and William (ioilson and Mrs. Philip lopheison, Mrs. Thomas Hyiurude Nier and Frank La Farr. inster JosophChurch,
—Mr.
and
Mrs,
Arthur
Saywell
Joy, Sr., in chargercd upon the dining tables. Mrs.
ISophia
Sehunsbr-rg were Hen Hleyker
a Mrs. Walter Good fellow, Mrs! Ed- had as their quests on Sunday Mr. The winners at bridge were:
p
_ . and. decided by
r
Tho
Patrols
were
reorganized Siessel ami the past State Counciward Nelson and Mi=s Mchitnhel
Charles
Siessel,
Edward
Pomeroy,
Mrs. Kichard I'infiehl of . draw
.Mrs, Godson
victor,
for MeCarthcy. The next meeting and Mrs. Thomas Horton of NewRobert Brailhwaitc, Patrol lor led the line of march into tho
which with
she received
a potted
(reran.Monday.
Miss Eva Butter, Mrs. William .•ith
eader of the Bear Patrol, Ed- dining hall. About 100 guests were
will be hold at the home of Mrs. •ai-k.
Perna.
Pinochle
prizes
were
—Mrs. Joseph McAndrews was
served. During tlhe supper music
Lavin on West Hill Road on Tuesawarded to: Louis Varyo, M. Bar- vnrd Horton, Patrol Leader of t...
day, _ October nth, and at this the luncheon and theatre guest of onyth, M. McNulty, Mrs. Frank flying Eagle Patrol; and Joseph was played by Jean's Melodies,
mooting all prizes will be brought her aunt, Mrs. Amy Couch, of Benson, M. P. Fasso, C. J. Zullo Caisor, Senior Patrol Leader. Wil- and dancing was provided afteriam Toopfer will bo (roop scribe wards. Mrs. William A. Perna wa'
Most
in for the curd pai-ty to be held Brooklyn on Tuesday.
—Mrs: Joseph Taylor of Wash- S Brookfield, Miss Helen Hcgc \ssistant scout master .Tosepl the chairman in charge of the af
on October 10th a t ' the Colonin
Styles
and Leon Ramberg Those who re oy, Jr., gave instructions in first fair.
ington
Street
and
Republican
comCountry Club.
mittee woman from Colonia at- ceived the prizes for rummy were lid. After this the scouts engaged
$6.00
Nier,
tended t'he Republican Women's Frank Benson and Ernest
—At a public meeting of tihe $8.00
SICKLE AND PINKHAM
After the card playing1, refresh in a number of games.
Ciub
dinner
at
the
Pines
in
MetuLibrary
Association
Friday
two
A regular feature for tho fourtl
NAMED SCOUT HEADS
ments were served by the com
Friday in the month will be stunt new trustees were elected. The
The Colonia Boy Scouts met nt ehon on Monday night.
mittee.
—Mrs.
Harry
Ludwig
of
McFarand
entertainment night. Tonigh place of William Detweiler wa:
the- Community Center Friday
1 bean test will follow the stunts filled for one year by William Den
night witti Norman King in land Road entertained at an alum—'Louis
Kromer,
P.
J.
Donato,
man. Mrs. S. N. Grcenhalgh, Sr.
(•barge. The troop was divided inum luncheon Monday.
—Mr. and Mrs. William J. Henry Luski, Carl Nier and John
—Mi's. John Gardner of Bur- and Wilbur Dey were elected for i 182 Smith St., Perth Amboy
into two patrols with Joseph Sickle
Tjornelund
were
delegates
of
the
and Edward Pinkham heading Brync of North Hill Road spent Avenel Fire Company No. 1 at the net street spent the past weok-eni five-year term each.
The board organized Tuesday
in Baltimore, Md., visiting friends
them. The troop to date has 22 Tuesday in Philadelphia.
—Mr. and Mrs. A. Rehberg of Firemen's Convention at Atlantic
members.
City,
Friday
and
Saturday.
Enfield Road, Mis3 Mary Baum of
—-(Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wit
'North Hill Road, Mr. aad Mrs.
—Mrs. Wiiiiam Stillman of In- Charles C. Mitchell, Mrs. Henry son, Jr., returned last Tuesday
man
Avenue
entertained
at
lunchYour sweetheart or wife,
Lavin and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph from their wedding trip to Virgin
eon on Thursday the members of McAndrews of West Hill Road at- ia. They are residing at 21 Eas
your lister or mother — all
the executive board of the Rah- tended the Middlesex County Grand street, Rahway.
appreciate the delicate color
way Woman's Club of Rahway. Democratic Women's Club dinner
and extravagant beauty of
—Craig Senft of town and
After luncheon the first board at the Wagon Wheel Inn on Tues- Brooks Matlack of Sewaren will
these great blooms. And
meeting of the season was held. day.
more — women, don't forreturn at the end of this week, afAmong those attending were: Mrs.
get the sincerity and devot w o w e k"s
—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis and UCentury
f . s P endof""i n gProgress
« .?.'' thir
•Ralph Marsh, president of the
tion that you show when
their
family
of
Fairview
Avenue
board, Mrs. Aron Dean, Mrs.
you tend or give them
Chicago, 111.
Harry Davis, Mrs. George Galla- were guests in Syosset, L. I., on
"MUMS" from
—Mrs. Hugh Me Vicker and hei
Sunday.
way, Mrs. C. D. Eldridgc, Mrs. Orchildren, of Philadelphia, ar
—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Jenlando Doy, Mra. Jamcu Brown,
sponding tho weok with her parMrs. William Dickinson, Mrs. Sid- nings of Fairview Avenue will en- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Locku
SHE WOULD LOVE ONE FLOWERS OF QUALITY
ney Greenhnljrh, Mrs. Charles tertain their son, Fred Jennings, and their famiiy of Rahway ave
ALWAYS ON HAND!
Curd. Mrs. I. P. Donaldson, Mrs. and their daughter-in-law, Edith, nue.
OF "BAUMANN'S"
/•
ORCHIDS, GARDENIAS,
Caster. Mrs. Kenneth Richie over the week-end.
-—Miss Georgia Beam of Wood
CORSAGES
—Charles Knauer of Fairview
LILIES OF THE VALLEY
and Mrs, William Sf.ilman.
"J
(Vvunue Is on a tour of NjSw York bridge was tho Sunday guoct q]
Mrs. George M. Leonard, who
—Mr. and Mrs. William Stilman State.
VLANT TULIP BULBS NMV FOR SPRING BLOOM
from illness.
entertained at luncheon on Satur—Joseph McAndrews of West convalescing
—Raymond Voelkcr of George
day Miss Stella Wright and otlh- Hill
Fresh rested! Don't you wish
Road
has
left
for
a
visit
to
was operated on last Tues
er of Iselin.
several paper mills in Massachu- street
day at the Perth Amboy Hospita
you could say that you feel
—.The field day under the di- setts.
for appendicitis.
rection of the Colonia Citizens
—Mrs.
J.
McCormick
of
Princefreah-reated every morning?
—•On Wednesday there will b<
which was -cancelled due to vain ton Avenue has as her guest this
Saturday, will take place tomor- week her sister, Mrs. Vito Greco, a service at the First PresbyterSt. George and Hazelwood Aves.
RAHWAY, N. J.
You can — everybody can —
ian Church, at 8 p. m. for preparow.
of Lockhavcn, Pa.
ration
to
communion.
—'Mr. and Mrs. Sidney BeauVwv Deliveries All Over Union & Middlesex Counties
becauae this offer brings the
—Miss Florence Schunsberg of
—The Girls' Club dance tha
ion of Hoffman Boulevard had as Cluiin-O-Hills Road has returned
Phones Rahway 7-0711—0712—0713
famous Simmons Beautyreit
their dinner quests Sunday, Mr. from a two weeks' vacations-spent was to have been held last Sa
and Mrs, Peter Sensoning and son, at the home of friends in Buffalo, unlay at the home of Miss Rut
Mattress within reach of every
Stern of Avenel Street was pos
of Raluvay.
N. Y.
poned because of the weather. I
—Mr. and Mrs, Lyman Pock.
home. It enables you to try it
•—Miss Anne Irving has return- will
be held tonight.
North Hill Road, have returned ed to Colonia from her Summer
—A committee meeting-of th
from a motor trip through New home in Long Island, Maine.
first — for 30 days — without
Missionary Circle was held at the
England. Their son, Edward, has
—Mr. and Mrs. R. BarU of home
of
Miss
Ruth
De
Young
on
expense or riak to you — and
ri'turm-d to Rutgers.
Fairvicw Avenue have returned
—Mr. and Mrs. William Farr from a two week motor trip Tuesday evening to complete aryou need pay only 5c a day
rangements for the card party
and family of Hoffman Boulevard through New York State.
which \vill be held at the home of
entertained Mrs. Fair's parents,
after that test assures you that
—Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Mosca- Miss Esther Van Slyke on SaturMr. and Mrs. Charles' Ilurkhanlt, relli of Beech Street entertained
day, October 13. Miss Van Slyke
of Long Island, Saturday.
the Beautyrest is all that is
their son, Frank, and his wife, of is general chairman. She will be
—Mrs. William Leila of Ohain- Rahway on Sunday.
assisted by I Miss Marion Barth
claimed for it.
O-IIills Road has returned from a
—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mueller and Miss Thelma Anderson,
visit with friends in New York.
of North Hill Road had as tlheir
—Mrs. IC Perkins of Maple—The officers of flu- local P. guest on Saturday their son, Fred,
wood spent Wednesday with her
T. A., Mrs. Josenh McAndrews, and his wife, of Perth Amboy.
daughter,
Mrs. Francis Riak, and
president; Mrs. Arthur Saywell,
—Mrs. M. Gieger of Dover
treasurer, anil Mrs. Bancroft Liv- Road attended the first meeting of family.
•The miscellaneous booth ofimrston, secretary, attended the her bowling club in Elizabeth and
school of instructions conducted was the guest of her sister, Mrs. he eoming Woman's Club BaBoneless
by the members of the -executive Wendell, for dinner on Thursday. laar will hold a card party at the
iome of the chairman, Mrs. Wilcommittee of the County P. T. A.
—Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rollat the Woodrow Wilson Hotel' on injson have returned from East iam Barth, on Meinzer Street, on
Thursday, where they were also H-iimpton and are in their new Monday evening. Those desiring
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to play are asked to bring- an arluncheon quests.
hcjme on the estate of Mr. Rollin- ticle for the booth.
—Mr. and Mrs. John J. Trainor son's parents.
—Sunday will ibe Rally Day at
of West Hill Road entertained on
—Mrs. Joseph Naulty of Old
Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Rene dc- Lincoln Highway has returned the Presbyterian Church. Special
exercises for the Sunday
Russey of Hasbrook Heights and home from a visit with 'her mother
School and f,or everybody in the
at Asbury Park.
church aro scheduled at 11 a. in.
—Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. An offering will be received, for
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Fletcher of West Hill Road were the Board of [Christian Education.
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mra.
We will deliver the B«autyroit of your choice, in
Clarence Thees of Rutherford on
the new pnitel shades of Rote, Green, Orchid, B^ue
Barbara
Thompson
Injured
Thursday
evening.,
Tender Young
Tender Juicy
or Beige into your home without a down payment.
—Miss Margaret! Stillman of In- While Playing At Her Home
You try it for 30 days —» if yjou don't want it we
man Avenue ha-d as her week-end
guest Miss Muriel McAndrews of
will take it back at our expense and the Simmons
Little B a i| b aj r a Thompson,
West Hill Road.
daughter of Mr. and Mra. WilCompany will destroy! it. We take all the risk.
G
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Reed- liam Thompson, Hipfh Street, met
(Bottled in Bond)
That's all, except that our arrangements with the
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er, who liave been visiting Mr. and with an accident, Saturday when
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Simmons Company permit us to sell only] a limited
Mrs. John Trainor of West Hill she fell from a toy express wagon,
VINTAGE OF 1929
Road left for their home in Lock- cutting a blood vessel at tOie back
number of Beautyrests on these terms. l|Se sure to
haven on Friday.
of her head.
Porterhouse
get youn.
—'A flower show has been plan- , Dr. C. H. Rothfuss attended
OR
nod at the Community Centre by the child, who is now improving
the. Women's Co-operative ComSirloin
mittee of Colonia Citizen's, Inc.,
for September 27th from 3 till
o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Albee will
quickly relieved
have charge, assisted by a commitwith"RRR',' Rub
Fresh Made
tee.
It in. Stimulates
—Mrs. Willinm Leila of Chuinlocal circulation.
O-Hills Road has rcturnejl from
I Its comforting
tihe Cutskill Mounting ami is visit' warmth soothes
2 for $1.00
ing with friends in New York
muscular aches and pains.
Used for 87 years to relieve stiff
u gal. $1.00-1 gal, $1.75 City.
joints, neuralgia and eprainst
—Miss Virginia Taylor is living
While the Beautyrest is chosen
Reduces inflammation. Penehe.r sister, Mrs. II. W. McPORT, SHERRY, CLARET, with
trates. Does not blister.
Clu.ro, of North Hill Road. Miss
for many of tho wealthiest
MUSCATEL, SAUTERNE, Taylor ia a teacher in a Ra'hway
homes, eveu a limited income
Public School.
- The Soule house on West, Hill
can afford to own one by this
RIESLING, BURGUNDY Road
lias been rented to Mr. and
plan. You can't possibly miss Sc
Mrs.
Edward
Johnson
and
their
TOKAY
family of Rahway, who will move
a day — and you can't afford
in about October 1st.
to miss this wonderful oppor! _ M > . and Mrs. Buell TilTsrny
hud as their guest last week DougSugar Cured
tunity.
Also a Full Line of
las Galvin of New York City;
—Miss Betty Hull of Kent Road
wind colic and stomach d lutreu
CHOICE LIQUORS
has returned from u visit with
more nuicldjy relieved with
friends at Westport, Conn.
"RRR".
Tlie comforting
—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schuwarmth of a tranpooijful in a
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berg1 and Mr. and Mra. Charles Duglau of hot water expdlt ga>
vis were guests on Sunday at the
and bring' you prompt relief.
home of Mr. and, Mra. Thomas
Gceat for that "morning after"
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WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28,1934
Woman s ClubOpens'34-35Season;
Regular MeetingsMlStart Oct. 25
PAGE FOUR
e{ AMONG
Three Woodbridge Churches Present
Special Rally Dayjxercises Sunday
Various Group Chairmen Announce Meeting Dates FOr
The Coming Year; Mrs. Knad 5. Bay, State Literature
Head, Delivers Address To Gathering
Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian Young
Folks To Participate In Programs To Be Offered At
The Morning Services; Committees Are In Charge
YEAR BOOKS DISTRIBUTED AT FIRST MEETING
By SADIE MARTIN BUSSINGER
Thn activities of i h e W o m a n ' s Club were; resumed •-,
t f r d a v w h e n a delightful l u n c h e o n w a s held a t L. i ; . ^ '
By SADIE MARTIN BUSSINGER
j
h e r e e r & Co. in N e w a r k . T h e now p r e s i d e n t , Air's, y,:,
Three Woodbridge churches will observe Rally Day'
!
Ham L. R a u p , w e l c o m e d t h e m e m b e r s a n d quests.
on Sunday.
T h e proKram c h a i r m a n , -Mni. J a m e s F. Chalmer>, ; ,,.
At the^ Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian
notmced t h e first meetiiiK s c h e d u l e d on t h e p r o g r a m will i',',.
Churches, special committees-have prepared unusual prothe Birthday Party, Oclober 2~> at '
the Craftsmen's Club.
grams which will be presented at the morning1 services.
' The canien chairman, Mr-1.
The young people of the three churches will take part in
Thomas Leahy, rc|Hiit'-d on th"
the exercises, the programs for
,
• recent flower (-li'iw, while Mr-. Or' -which follow^
rav T. Frastr, chairman of the
'METHODIST
Ameri^aTi Honif Dcpartrni.-nt. anA special program trill be ^ r e - <
•noi(nct<l dcpartmenial meMinu'tented at th« Methodist Episcopal:
will U' h'-ld the se'-ond Thursday Affair Will Be Held On Fri• C h a n * at the 11, o'clock services •
'.feach month, with the exception
by the Church School to inayrJ-1
day, October 5, At Club
of the firs', wi'ck'. wh'-n on Friday.
rate rally week. At 2 o'clock in j
Headquarters
October
o.
the
irronp
will
niect
the afternoon, the '1934-35 con-1
with Mr'! Konrad Stem. Myrtlf
firmatipn class will'have its 6r-1
A
i-iiblic
hf-nefit card pru-ty M
Avenue.
,
' ganizatiori meeting.
. I
hi'ld Friday evcniriL'. OH,.),,
150
Grove
Aveniie.
William
Fran*
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Tiie Epworth League will begin
Mrs. S'amui-1 Henry annuiim-i-d
R.
S :•] "i nt the Democratic U, .
and Dorothy Johmon. daufhten,of Mr. »nd M".
the-new, setson with a devotional
•he rwilnr mectint.' of tiie Art I>•• - Hiarters. ~'l Main Stn•••'t, W,, ,,i.
service at.7 p. m.. with Mr. Stuart
:>arimcnt will be ln-ld '.lie fir-.t • lidge. under the nu--pJK.'Schoonover in charge. The eveM"nday of each month.
First Ward Women's Iji-m
ning services will also be renewed
Mrs. Fn.-d A. Hneir-. chairman ( ' l u l l .
„
-•
.
on Sunday and a special program
nf I,itera(;ire, -.tatcd m'-i-tin^ "f
All the usual card trnm
of songs has been arranged.
thi- cr'Hip will be held the fint be in iday with valuable
The Sunday morning program
be ?e!ixU-'i. will be presented in
Th'irwiay of tnch month. The nd r'-freshmente. Mr<.'
CONGREGATIONAL
follows:
Th ?ipma Alpha Phi Sorority, the Mar' future, b-- the organiza- i Delegation From Township first nn-<-tintr will '«• held next Leahy and Miss Alice Parnl
Prelude "Triumphal March,"
Tlnrs'iiiv nt her home in Tisdal<ip'r.i Alumnae Chapter, held its tion.
Guilmant.
Myrtle May Hcward Weds I first meeting of the season Mon- i On October S a White Elephant ; Attends Dinner-Dance
Place. Mi=- Sarah .Ask-i.-w will b<The committee
Processional Hymn "Marching
the iru.'-t. Mr.-. II. I>. Clark, '-hair'day rich: at the home of Mrs. P. f-'ale will hv he'.d at ( the home of I
James R. Moffett; To
In Metuchen
witti the Heroes'1, church school.
man of drama, announced the
Mrs. .1. Barron Levi. M
| William L.r.iriuen in Grove ave- Mrs. William Thompson at -:!•''
• Scripture Lesson, Mark 4:31-34.
Live In Jersey City
mcetitiL's wiil he :.<-!d the la:-t Fri- Wethfrid(re, Mrs. .losfi.i,
'nue. Nineteen members were o'clock, with Mrs. C. Rj Brown
Thetma Trail!.
A large delcmtinn from
i in charge.
present.
bndire Town-'::p attended th (l;n- lav of everv month. Mrs. A. I.. Mrs. Tc^sie Koch, Mrs. .], \
The Lord's Prayer led by the
: Mis? Myrtle May How.ird. ; 1'ians were arranped to hold a
r v -'-t j.n.v, Pints. Hulx-r. welfare r.-hainnan, (rave a field. Miss May Thomr..
dh
superintendent, Percy H. Locker.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
.daughter of Mr?. William Wood- i benefit card party at the home of I
-.--••']•' of H-irold G sp'cmlid report "f work aecom- Helen Bergen, Mifs Mar,
A salute to the American and
ruff Howard. West Green Street. Mrs. Grace' V. Brown tonipht. I The Junior C. E. will meet at Mi-tucher,.
H'-Vmilton F. Kean. I'lishi-il throiit-'Linit the siiw.mer. Misc Frances Jordan. M
Christian Flags.
became the bride of James K, Plans were also furthered for the the church on Tuesday at t p. r.'... HorTm.in i
-,l;'i-ites for (lov- I »e welfare com nut'(.•*.• will spon- Obnen. Mis? Elizabeth I
BEGINNERS DEPARTMENT
p-jhr.ca:
with
Mis-Anna
Schwenzt-r.
a^
|
Moffett.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mr?.'
Mi-. Edwin Rudolpr,.
o-';" States Senator. i O r a bakery ext/hancc, the reHallowe'en barn dance to be held
"Rally Day Greetings",
.Frank B. Mo!to:;. of Westfie'.d. October 20 at Mrs. W. A. Osborn's | the leader. All boy.- and girls of i-rni']- and U
' ' v< '
-eipts to be devoted to the milk S. Duniirnn. Mrs. Thnii.;
Jamcf Lorch.
respective
i
at
the
Pre?hvU'riar.
Church.
FriI
M
r . H'-nry Ijvin. M:
junior
asre
are
v.'elcme.
barn in Green street. Mrs. Brown
'"Twould Help", Norma
lVas -i,on?(.red by the f»nd.
t h e atT
On Tuesday after school hour?
the devotional service
New Members
j Saltier. Mrs. Willtirr. '
Droit and Robert Drummond.
United'Women's
Republican
Club
jicsduicui -TiH, a]tar and chBncc] v.w. conducted
and the Missionary study propram and yesterday afternoon meetings nt" MMdlesev Co-inf Mrs. Mary
The .new members vtk-omed to [Mr-. William Ryan. '•'.
(Song—"Jesus Bid? V? Shine"
! banked with palms, fern? and ha-- was in charge of Miss Rose Willis. were held at the home of Mrs. H. F i-i-le president' « > in i-harsre the club were: Mrs. S. A. Bro- j Martin. Mrs. Joseph <;, .,
(Miller).
Mi..
S. Holland. Dunham Place, for o'f arra'iU'-omcnts. ' The speaker-- mann, Mrs. T. R. Jones, Mrs. Jul- i Kdw.-.rd Kilroy, Mrs. An.:
who
gave
a
reading
of
a
chapter
O
t
h
e
r
Officers
A
r
e
I
n
d
u
c
t
e
d
!ket?
of
flower?.
Mis.
Ch:.rlc-.=
Promotion exorcise?, of ihe Bethe newly oriranized group called
jH.
Acker
played
the
wedding
in
the
study
book.
"God's
Candle:
ginners Department.
At Group's Banquet
march and pave a half hour f.rj;an light-." Miss Frances Read was the Jewel.-. Yesterday's meeting included Mr. Hoffman. Senatorial! Crow. Mrs "William Gardner, i niond
Mrs. ('. Ar?enha:-t 'V -. J
Hansen.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Wednesday Night
i was a little party for the small Kean and Representative Charles Mrs KArthur
the assisting hostess.
recital
of Weddintr music
T' ' n t ' w y c ' a r hooks will b'1 di«- Grausam. Mr-. J. Roh.de; '•
Song, "In The Temple"
M.
folk-, an.i was greatly enjoyed. •V Eaton.
quests
were
assembling.
The
Ladies'
Association
held
its
(KeiUland).
Amoiij,' those who attended tributed at the criminjr birthday J. Trainer. Mrs. Wilha::.
Harry S. Laper was in.-talkd
The Christian Endeavor SociErnest C. Burrows, uncle o: the regular weekly meeting WednesRudolph Vo,.H;.;, Mi'.
Sketch "The Peaceful War.
as president of the Woodlmdyi' '-'ride, escorted her to "he altar. day afternoon at the home nf Mrs. e:ie- organized into a Senior from Woodbridt'e Township were: party. The annual Fall Confer- Mrs.
:
fare", L e R o y
Peterson,
Township Business-men's As-'>;ia- .She wore a cown of bridal !ae>.-. William H. Ynnrhees. with Mrs. Chiistian Endeavor Society at a Mayor Aiit'iist V. Greiner. Mr. and <-nce of the Third District will be Thoma.- I.evi. Mrs, Chr - V
George Viatranai, Stephen
tion Wednesday nipht. He suc- Princess style. Her veil of old I .aura ("oridinirinn entertaining. ir;eet;n:: held in the basement of Mrs. James S. Wipht, Mr. :-.nd held October 11. All club mem- Mrs. Hugh Quigley.
Doboi, Jean Leonard, Paul
ceeded Maxwell L":;UM.
lace and tulle was arranged in It was planned to serve a cafeteria t i r church on Monday nipht. The Mrs' Roy E. Ander.-on. Mr. and b(-".v- were urjrcd by the president, j Mr--. Michael Fitzw.ri '••
!,l. P. Geritv. Mrs. M IK- .1
Drummond, and Teddy DrumInstallation tool: place at a cap effect and caught with <T- luncheon, open to the public. Oc- "iFi-.-er.- M-lei-tcd were: President, Mrs. Stanley C. Potter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Raup, to attend.
mond.
At. the conclusion of the busi- John Moll.'Mrs. A^'Peter.-,-!!.
banquet held at the Golden Phea- anLre blossoms anil tiny pearls. tober IT. in the church dining W;!liam Butters; vice-president, Mrs, Hamilton Cutter, Mrs. Flor1
;
J. f^'atalano. Mrs. F. Mav..,
Primary promotion exercises in- sant. One hundri- ! and twenty She carried Easter lillies-.
!-"":r, from 11 :-!."> a. m. to 1 p. v\. Kathryn Holland; secretary, Rob- ence M. Hall, Mrs. F. F. Amies?, ness session it was voted to draw- T. Larkin, Mrs. E. A. V'w.r
cluding the presentation of Bible?. puests were seated at V<wz tables
Mrs.
A.
R.
Martin,
Albert
P.
Marten
names
from
the
club
memberert
Butters;
treasurer,
William
The
matron
of
honor.
Mrs.
W.
Next week's meeting will !.(. in-M
Song. "Rally Round the Church attractively .decorated with Fall
tin! Mr. and Mrs. Barron McNulty. ship to act as hostesses at each F. BeaUy, Mrs. F. Mc|),,i
Leslie Stuart, of Jersey City, a a: the home of Mrs. .Sti'man. Ellis.
School," Church School.
Mrs. S. M. Bussinger. Miss Ger- meetintr. with Mr.-. William Raup, Mrs. A. Jacobsrin
flowers.
sister of the bride, and the maid ('.•.;.,]- Street.
Anthem "Open the Gates of the
trud'e Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. Asher as chairman.
Mrs. C. Kenny. Mrs. T-.
Mrs. Thomas. Zetdemoy-.-r W.;L- of honor. Miss Winifred Moffett.
eighteen
young
peo
About ...
The Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority
Mary Mack, Mr
Kit7. Randolph. Mrs. Garret Brod- Following the business, the Leahy, Mrs.
Temple", Knapp.
chairmnn of enttrtainmer.t ami a sister of the bridegroom, wore
d
1
of Senior Christian Endeavoi
wi'.l
V.••'
l
ei
a
regular
meetinc
Tuc?VanTasse
!. Mr'. M. Ferry.
Mr
and
Mrs
Derben
Bursneaker.
Mrs.
Kntid
S.
Bay,
state
Offertory.
Adrian De Young was master f-f ,1,'owns of autumn-green 1-ice. The
r
attend
the
County
C.
E.
Beach
[head
Ulav r.:L ht.at S:l o'clock at the
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Scrrr-sucito. "Lit*!" Things".
' SuJesmam?. Mis; Biane'ne Huv.- -. me- of the president. Mis? Eliz- Party at Bradley uc-ach, Friday i L.'ioieuiew.
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Brief speeches were made by i ard. a. MS'.er "1 the bride; Mr=. abeth. Trautwein. Amboy Avenue. niirht. Sept. '2 s . Trip will be mad J. Reimers. Mr. -and Mrs. Le Roy llrama. brnught a message from
the pastor.
Song, "Come to the Ivy Cover- "William Xelson and Harry Bern- Edward Giitre Eichhorn of Avenel.
Collins Mr. and Mrs. Clarence the Federation for Mrs. Theodore
bv car.-.
stein. Miss Ruth Wolk, out-goim; i and Mrs. Georee Wan in LetTi-l of
ed Church." the Church School.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Spcn- Grimley, who is the Federation
ST. JAMES'
secretary, pave a splendid report Flemrnjrton.'wore powned in rustBenediction.
evening
the
Chris•
president.
On
Sunday
ver
The
Rosary
Society
nf
St.
of
the
year's
work.
Fred
Bald! colored lace, fashioned alone
Poftlude, "March in B Flat",
Also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gem?. Mi?s Margot Larson representtian Endeavoi • Societies will have
James'
Church,
ha?
completed
win,
vice-president;
Dr.
Barrett,
princess lines. They carried bouCosta,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon McElroy. Her- ed L. Bamberger & To., with a
plans for a 'public card p.-.rty to ci:argo of the services.
The following conprised the treasurer, and setcretai-y. Mrs. fpiets of autumn flowers.
1
Installation of th'e oifiecr- and bert
u m on
Shrimpf. Mrs. Carrie Mundy. demonstration of interior dtcoralie
he'd
Wednesday
niirht.
Ociobe:
The meeting of the First \\'--.~-i
Louis
Cohen,
also
spoke.
program committee: Percy H.
. , Lauritsen.
™.
•.... 0. J. Mor- tiuns. Her talk was, "Expecting
Harold Thorne of Oakhur.-t was 10. in St. .lames' auditorium. Mrs. committee chairmen will take William P,
Mayor
August
F.
Greiner
adLocker. Mrs. Herman Quinn. Miss
• '
jgensoh, Mrs. P. O. Dixon. Mr. and Youi Perso• nality In Your Home." Republican Club was held T .••-t!:e bridegroom's best man. The Joseph Mah'er and Mr-. Nathan place.
day night at the club romr, :i
Katheryn Spencer. Mrs. Frank dressed the croup, as did Andrew : u-hvrs were W. Leslie Stuart of Pattc-n were appointtd co-chairMisss Tiilie Davifon.
Davison. former vice-I
vice- Mrs. Thomas Roy. Mrs. Frank
hose Present
Amboy Avenue,, with presi.:."
MacDonald, Mrs. Ralph Stauffcr. D. Desmond, and Commiueeman Jersey City. Franklin Coles Hav.s- men.
president of, the Eastern District Stancik, Mrs. J. W. Shepiwd.Mr.
A l l u ) n R . UK, ^ ^ ^
W ( . r e . _VUT_
1
Among the guests wore: Mi-?. Harrv H. Ford in charge of :'•:
vhn stressed the need of man and Robert Graeme Jr., of
The decoration committee consist? 11"' '
and
Mrs.
James
l-iler
Miss
Pearl
_
_
_
Disbrow.
of
New
Jersey
C.
E.
Union
will
he
w
L
R
a
u
Mr?
G
All the- usual card uanii-s will be
meeting. • Announcement o[ ::
of Mrs. Albeit R. Btruen . ( f l o w -a1 ,local
' - ' , bank. Former Supervis- Kahv.-ay, Morpan' Pearsall of
L'Uest speaker and install the offi- riler. James Samlahl
Ml . fi F . A i Br je L rs. Mi-s. Samuel
al
meeting of the First1 Ward Hut.John H. Love gave Wtstneld. Edward
ev=) and Mr?. Herman.. Quinn 1 aingl o cPrincipal
Eich- in play with many valuable prize?. cer:-.
Also
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Howard
Mad!
l
E d a r d Gape
p
e
n
v
l
.
.
Mrs
A.
F.
Randolph.
Mrs.
also non-players', prizes.
garian Club of the Second Distr:.:
a most interesting talk.
(rhancel decorations.)
horn of Avene!. and George War-;• John
••- Hasse"
-.-• -IF. D. Clark, Mrs. fi. F. Rankin. will be held tonight.
The next regular meeting of the • Mr. Andrew Eliis will preside, ison, Mr. and• Mrs.
The outstanding event of the
A telegram of congratulation ren I.cffel of Flemingtoti.
Mr. u..
andu Mrs
while short talks, scripture and .HI.
/ Society will be October f\
>
.•!,>.
Albert
Larson,
Mr.
\
[
\\Harrteil,
"
Mrs.
Paul
r
s
L
Mrs. Florence M. llalj ga _• ;i
week will be a Rally Social to be was read by( 0esidenr Lager from
prayer will' he given by society
Followinp the ceremony Mi'.\
"held in (he Chapel on Thursday Bently P. .Netf. sale3 manager nf and Mrs. Moffett received the — A benefit public card party, members. Special music will bo and Mrs. John Mouncey, Mr. and Hnwryliw, Miss Helen Hnwryliw. repoit un tiie HulTinan-Keari b.i.Mr?<."Eme?t
Nier,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
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Howard
sponsored
by
St.
James'
Parish
M
r
?
E
m
i
K
a
u
S
|
Mr5
sxening. Entertainment and re- Butler Association.
sung by the Young People's Charles Seissel Mr. and Mrs..j e l . n t , 0 | M r s . George Robinson, ner Dance and Albert !.:::• :•.
L".ie?ts at the church, after which
candidate for tax collector .-:• '•-.
freshment; will be free. The event
Mr. Lager concluded the busi- a reception was held at the bride's .-as held at the home of Mr. and '. Choir.
R ,
Daniel Rush,
Mr. andd Mrs, Her- Mrs.
ij
T,,,.ian(i P
Leeland
Reynolds.
Mrs.
John
H.
Concannon,
Grove
f . V nnlds. Mrs. John
will he open to all members of the ness session with a tribute to the home.
Harry M. Gerns, prcsem •••.:::•
! Next Sunday morning at 11:00 bert Rankin. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Blair, Mrs. E. W. Kreutzberg,
Avenue,
on
Friday
night.
Mrs.
parish and their guests.
members, who arranged the banThe young couple will reside at Joseph Maher and Mrs. Nathan a. m. Rev. Earl H. Devanny will Clark. Miss Helen Tuttle. Miss Mrs. K. Taylor, Mrs. I. T. Spen- mitteeman and candidate :• : :• •
election, spoke, ;>„- did ll---:".
quet, with Mr-. Thomas Zettle- I ii Gilford Court. Jersey City, fol'render the sermon topic. "Annual Audrey Bird and Stanley Brookmoyer. chairman, and the com- ; lowinsr their return from a wed- Patten were co-chairmen. Fifteen, ; Vacation Sermon.'' and in the field and other guests from the cer, Mrs. Whitney Leeson, Mrs. Rankin, candidate fur I- rev::.•.:.
PRESBYTERIAN
able*
were
in
play.
W.
Danner,
Mrs.
James
Chalmers.
At the
First
Presbyterian mittee as~istir.tr: Morris Chopper. ilinir trip in the South.
,
Mrs. Frank Waiter, Mrs. Paul
Prizes were won by the follow- i evening the Christian Endeavor Third Ward.
Church at 9:30 a. m.., the exer- jMrs. James Lattanzin, Adrian De
.installation service will be field
Kingberry.,. Miss Helen Kingberry,
ing:
iYoung
and
Miss
Ethel
Tier.
cises will be held in the Sunday !
with Miss Claire Pfeitfer in
M
Joscn h K in M i Mf)rris
Bridge: Mrs. William TobrowSchool room. The following- pro-1
Plan Benefit
!
charge.
=ky. Miss Margaret Bergen. H.
gram will be presented:
no
A benefit movie will be spon- ,
Monday
night
a
meeting
of
the
Pi
L
PPer,
Mrs, 11 a n y Armstrong,
Sithers. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. SulliProcessional:. "Hymn of the . jred bv the association on Oct. j
LlUD Mrs. Maurice Traiman.
mvan, Mrs. Howard R. Valentine, session in the manse at ;> o'clock
Lights." The leader will be Miss 3 and -1 at the State Theatre.
j
Miss Irene Marie Fox. da .:
Also Mrs. Charles Coil, Mrs.
Mrs.
F. Evan.
Irene will be held.
Eleanor Merrill. The call to worLocal talent was introduced by ': The choir members of the First Mrs. John
C. W. Barnek.'V Jr., Myrtle Kipp. Mrs. A. F. Rankin. of Mr. and Mrs. Lai;«':v:.
ship, by the leader and response; Carl Drourr, who sang "For All Presbyterian Church were enter- Schwartz, Mrs. Maurice P. Duni- : Tuesday the officers and Sun- Myrtle avenue. en.tertained the Mrs. J. E. Harned. Mrs. Albert Fox of Rahway. will bee..::.members 'of the Tut
hymn. "Light of the World, We' We Know," and "Love in Bloom." [ tained by Mr. and Mrs. Asher Fitz pan. Mrs. Edward Gallagher.
Pinochle: Mrs. Willia Boylan. i day School teachers will hold a noon bridge Club >day After- Hansen, Mrs. John Mossman, Mrs. bride of Ijiwrelice Fr.iiii".- ' •
Hail Thee.." Scripture Lesson,
Those present were:
! Randolph at their cottage at Cul
• t a bridge \\\ J. Finn, Mrs, J. J, Dunne. pion,- Albert street, u-'.M. '•:; .meeting at the church at 8 o'clock,
"The Parable of the Ten Virgins"
Mayor A. F. Greiner. A. H. i ver Lake Saturday. 'Swimming. Mrs. Lawrence Fox. Mrs. Wilton ]
luncheon this week ai her home. Mrs. Charles Farr, Mrs. W. II. day afternoon at 'f »''!•". "•
by Robert Wand. Meditation and De Y'oung Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell hiking' and boating included the Keating. Mrs. F. Olcott. Mrs. j
Harry More-craft. Mrs. Adam j Wednesday praye • will be held This was the opening of the club's Griswald, Mrs. I. J. Reimers, Mrs. Mary's Church, Centra! ;,•••:
prayer; solo, '-Breathe On Me, Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lager, day's spots.
ill activities.
A . p. Scheldt, Mrs. Olive Van i Rjihway,
'
• Iin the church.
Breath of God," by Jean Kreger. Miss Ruth Wolk, Mr. and Mrs.
Among those present
p r e s e t were Snyder.
Twoscores
tableswore
were in play and Iderstine, Mrs. A. F. Solield, Mrs.
Miss' Edythc Whit:-1. >
li|o-h
n-tnn: Mrs. Michael Dc Jov, !
Musical response will be made Harry Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs. I Misses Louise
L
Morris, Ruth Lorch.
high
scores
w,-r,.
„,:„!,.
!,y
Mrs.
(; yO rge .Urban Mrs. Frederick 'Nettark will be the br: ! ' "
Thursday
night,
the
Men's
George
R.
Merrill
Mrs.
H.
Sullivan.
Mrs.
Walter
by the Young- Peoples' Choir Fred Baldwin,iDr. W. Z. Barrett Helen Lorch, Rosalie Xash, Claire
Brotherhood will hold their month- mas Major. Others ind .Mrs. Tho- Turner. Mrs. A. L. Huber, Mrs. J. ;teiidant. Thomas ,1. i':i:i;i- '
throughout the profrram.
and Mrs. W. Z. Barrett, Mr. and Pfeiffer. Lillian Edwards, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Xels AlberUon.
ly dinner at the church with Fred Mrs. Chester Peck. Mi-. ent were Slillwell, Mrs. Paul Janderup. |act a? his brother's be-: :-..'.•
Euchre:
.Mrs.
John
Caulfield,
The Lamp in the church: a Mrs. Louis -Cohen, M.r. and Mrs. Garret Bmlhead, Mrs. Whitney
A. Briegs in charge of the busi- Campbell, Mrs. Ccdnc Leim E. Mrs. Thomas Leahy, Mrs. George,
Harry
Van
Tassel,
Mrs.
.^"athan
story, "The Church of the Lamps," William Xelson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Leeson, Mr. ;ihd Mrs. Emerson
ness session.
Mrs. Julian Grow ami Mr Ustrom. Huffman,- Mrs. Charles Seissel, : , Robert Disbrow.
Patten,
Peter
Leahy-,Mrs:.
James
by Louis Farrell.
Harry Gerns, Mrs. Martha Zettle- White, Arthur Levi, Walter Levi,
How- M rs . MacCrory, Mrs. J. A. Comp- ! _
ard
Jernee.
Harding.
Margaret
Kelly.
moyer, J. H. Love, Rev. Carl Mel- Stephen, Andrew and William
Choir T° Sing
ton, Mrs. P. Uonato, Mrs. Arthur land Mrs. George !>;-:
:
j
The
Breckcnridgc
Auxiliary
The
next
meet
n-'
wi'i
'.,
Whist:
Mrs.
Anna
Herron,
Mrs.
| The Lamp in the Home by the berg, Andrew Desmond, Miss Gen- Ellis and William Butters.
—
•• i'i-'d Xvlson. Mrs. Derlten Bartholo- avenue, entered Ntw V,
I held its fij-st meeting at the manse
A.
J.
Thompson.
ievive
O'Brien,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
leader and! response answers, folvi-rsity on Tuesday.
at the home nf Mrs. I.e»,, C: im]) . MU;Wi M ,.^ W endolin Leber.
Non-players: Miss Anno Lan- ! Monday hig-ht with-Mrs. Earl H.
lowed by musical response, " 0
—Or, and Mrs.'C. 1!
Also Mrs. Thomas Wand, Mi^s
gan; door prize, Mrs. Lawrence iDev.inny as hostess.(Twenty mem- hell, Green street. 1 ue-day. orHappy Home, Where Thou Art cannon, Mr. and Mrs. A. Braun, ''"''
1-uuru Brodhelid, Mrs. Arthur F. left on Wednesday n.|1
bc-i-s were present.
Fox;
special
award,
Mrs.
John
F.
1
Loved the Dearest" by the Young George F. Rothweiller, Jr.
I Dl
—
Geii, Mrs. James S. Wight. .\Ji-s. the S. S -Washington f"
Plans for the year's program
Ryan.
Peoples' Choir.
Also Carolyn Sullivan. Mrs. I'. 1
—Miss Lillian Edward returned N. V. Nicklas. Mrs. K. II. ,!V- Shetland and Wales. T
were discussed and it was decided
Tonight
the
Children
of
Mary
Service
of
dedication.
"His
Ray Handcock, Mrs. W. E. Hab(
|
o study the book "Orientals, in to her home in Trinity Lane .iftvr vanny. Mrs. Orray T. Frase-r. Nlrs. t" return "November l!.
The First Ward Republican
Lamps Are' "We," by Miss'Norma ich". Mr. and Mrs, William Tob- Club will hold _a ,picnic at Maple Sodality will hold a public card America." .The next meeting will three weeks' spent a: the Ed Janus KatK|lmian, .Miss Lortaiiuparty'in
the
school
auditorium
at
Cl^ase. Dedication hymn: "Take
i-&ky, Mr. and Mrs. F. Kauf- Tree Farm. Rahway Avenue'.
he held at the home nf Miss Grace cational Camp for busings girls Warte-r, Mi-s. A. J. Long, Mi's.
- Thou Our Minds, Dear Lord," fol- man, Julius Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Avenel, Sunday beginning at 2 8:15 o'clock. There will be si .. Huber in Linden avenue, Mon- at Lower Twin Camji, N, J,
N'iitiian Dulf, Mrs. Leon Camiibell, A. Hall, Mrs. St. Glair Inumber of prizes awarded in the
lowed by the consecration' of of- M. Choper, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene p. m.
This camp is umii
U|!i-r- Mrs, William Tobrowsky. Mrs. Edith Prall, Mrs M-r:
various card games and refresh- day night October S.
fering; hymn, 'Follow the Gleam.' Long/ebarde, Mrs. R. Snowfiekl.
vision
of
tht"
govfi-p.mi-n!
and
Joseph
Copcla:
Harold Hayden, Mrs. Josi-ph Dia- Mrs.
Public Service bus No. r>4 passes ments will be served.
Miss Claire Pfeiffer will he in Mr. and Mrs. M. Tynipanick, Mrs.
noted for its clas.-es in -ports, mond, Mrs. D .J. Dwyer. Mrs. F. Stubbs, Mrs. Thomas V.<
the
farm.
The
affair
will
take
•
The
Misses
Ruth
McCann
and
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
charge of the program, and will; Christian Orr.
•iramatics am! cnien^inmt-nt.
place ruin or shine.
Jane Snyder have charge of the 'IRST CHURCH OK CHRIST.
be assisted by Mi?? Mary Levi.j
Also
Present
affair.
SCIENTIST
Mrs. Jay Rutan and Miss Grace
Also Miss Cecilia Obropta, Mr.
A Branch of The Mother Church
Huber.
fs
The First Church of Christ, ScienTRINITY
—.Eiiiamiel. Klein hn~ returned
tist
in
Huston,
Mas;-.
At Trinity Episcopal Church,
to Philadelphia to enter his senior with Rev. Howard Klein, rector,
Sunday Schnul, \> :M\ A. M.
Sunday Service, ll:0n A. M.
year ut the University of Pennsyl- communion will be served at 8:00
1
THEATRE—WOODBRIDGE' '
Weilnesday Testimony Mi-eting,
ania and Arthur lpein has re- a. in. The church school will be
:00
P.
M.
rned
to
enter
his
junior
year
at
Pleaie mail dates not later than Tuesday of each week, to
held at (1:45 a. m., Holy Eucharist
.mherst College, Amherst. Mass., and sermon at 11 a. m., with the
Thursday, Reading Room, 3:00
Sadi Martin Bussinger, Woodbiidge Independent
TODAY
\V an
and TOMORROW
TONIGHT—Public cardd party,
8:15
P.
M.,
Children rjof Mary,
, St. 'ter spending the Summer vaca- excention of the ^ast Sunday in j 5 P. M.
t
8
1
5
P
M
James1 Auditorium; Meeting, First Ward Huiiparian Club. ion with their parents, Mr. and th month when morning priiyeirs. Joseph Klein of Barron avo- and sermon takes i place.
l
Second District, at Club Rooms; Card party, jSiprma Alpha
Tlic General Anembly of the Province, Woodbrid';'
'
The next. meet|ng of St. 'MarPhi Sorority, Phi Alumnae, at Mrs. Grace V. "Brown, Mam ue,
included,
met in Woodbridge on October S, 1676. Tin
Street.
Barrett, D. N. garet's Unit will ' be held at the
meeting la.tid four dayi, during which time it w»» deSaturday—Annual Cake Sale, 2:30 P.M., Methodist Episcopal Church, nd Mrs. W. II. Mrs.
home
of
Mrs.
Oscar
Large
in
H. Kinas,
Irown. Mr. and
cided that the Governor'i taUry Uiould be paid in "peat.
Avenel, on October 3.
" at home of Mrs. A. R, Bergen, West Main Street.
Sunday—Rally Day Exercises at First-Presbyterian, First Congregj- Mrs. Marie T. Gorton, Miss Alice
The annual visitation day of
wheat or tobacco." A general Thanksgiving Day wa» orSurrett.
John
Xenieth,
Miss
Mag• Jional and Methodist Episcopal Church, with church serChrist Church Home of South
:ie
Murphy.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Francis
dered to occur on the Second WednetcUy of November of
vices at these at 11:00 A. M.;'at Trinity Episcopal, services
with
Amboy will be held Thursday,
each year.
K and 11 A. M.; musses at St. James' Church, 7:00, 9:00, uitli, JoseVh Kohan, Carl Drourr. October 1. Service will take place
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Beineix,
Frank
10:30 A.M.
Ruby
Dick
Job,,
ilontecalvo, Mr. and Mrs. William at 12 o'clock, with luncheon at
Tuesday—Tuesday Afternoon Study Club, Mrs. A. R. Bergen, 2 .). Boylan, Red Moyer, Charles 12:l!0,' and a special meeting at
High and medium grade of
P. M., AVest Main Street;'Card Party, Ladies' Democratic Japier", Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stone, -1:30.
KEELER POWELL BLONDELL
musical instruments. Private
I
Association, Third Ward, at .Suwaren School; Sunday School 'lint Manson. .
Tonight ah organization meet
!
lessons by Mr. Gutowski and
i
Election of officara, S P. M., Sunday School, Presbyterian
Also Mi».- Vivian Mariana, ing will be held at the home o
SUN. - MON. - TL'ES.
Church; Meeting, Alpha Sigma Phi Sorority, al Miss Elizat'i
Mrs. Williajn Thompson, HMi ussi.Miiui.-' u n ui! i i ^ t r u i n e i i t s .
,'oseph
C.
Jansak,
Steve
Macedbeth Trautwein, Amboy Avenue.
w'
Street, when plans .will be dis- 1169 E. Jersey Street at Broad
uski.'Miss
Gertrude
M.
Krewinkje
- Wednesday—Meeting, St. Margaret's Unit, Mi-s. Oscar Large, Avenel;
Up.tair.
cussed for the formation of a ELIZABETH"
CLARK
MYRNA
.Meeting-, Foreign Missionary Study, First Presbyterian Frederick Krewinklo, Mr. ajid ihumatic club. A jihiy, as yet t«
Phone Eliz. 2-37S4
Mrs.
Ray
Signor,
Mrs.
J.
E.
llarChurch; Henetit movie, Businessmen's Association, State
ued, George K. Wallace, Samuel
Theatre.
Thursday—Benefit movie, Businessmen's Association, State Theatre Gursty, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dragoset,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Dniposet., Mary,
I
' Men's Brotherhood Dinner at Presbyterian Church; Annua. Dunn,
IN
Herman Stern, Ernest W.
Visitation day at Chribl Church Home, South Auiboy/ut 12 Grier,, Bill Perna, Abraham, KapWe ipecia
o'clock.
Have you been
Brass, Reed and
lan, li. Butter. Miss Bertha OhWe carry a Comcalled a "crank"
Friday—Card Party, First Ward Women's Democratic Club, at Head 'ott. Edward F. Christian, Jacob
relief and
String Instruments
about your feet?
plete Line of Musiquarters.
M, Nfewiiian, Edward Bleiweis^ Altion of
Plm
taught by a profesIf to —- drop in
fred Muller.
SPECIAL DATES
cal Instruments.
foot condition'|(
our
»lore
and
sional
on
each
inOctober
R—Meeting, Kosary Society; Meeting, Breckenridjje Auxtl
*• TOM TYLER in
Also .Miss Ethel Tier, Mrs. S.
O
u r orthopf!
our
modern
X>
iary,
at
home
of
Miss
Grace
C.
Huber,
Linden
Avenue;
Meet
strument
ing, First Ward Unit, Women's Republican Club Head \{. Bussinger, Mr. and Mrs. M.
for
ray
machine
will
work
X-RAY
FITTING
Special Re"A RIDER OF THE PLAINS"
Klein. Mr. and Mrs. li. Cohen, Mr.
check up your
Enroll Now
Octobtjr '' 9-*-Tuesd8y Afternoon bridge Club, Mrs. Leon Cumpb 11 •md Mrs. E. Bernstein, Mr. and
•hoe fitting.
pairing
Mrs. A. I^ger, Miss Florence
no extra ,ch»rs*
Green Street.
. , . " . ' ,
WED/. - THURS.
— Private
liernstcin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nelson
'Work
Done
October 10—Benefit Card Party, St. James,',Auditorium, Rosary So
Lessons
C-i'i'ty; Tea, Presbyterian Church, Mrs. C. R.r Qhase, 2 P. M llrost, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Coppola.
by Experts
October 1 I—Meeting, Women's Missionary Society, M. E. Church lolln J. Hitting, Mr. and Mrs, V.
\. Hooban, Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Mrs G. Bjornsen, Amboy Avenue.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs James LattanO i t o n r 17 -CafLteiia lumhion, tliuuh basement, Congregationa /io,'Mr. and Mrs. Peter l.attan
October 2(i Hallowe'en bain dance, Mrs "W. A. Osborn's Ban •'io. H. Geis, Mr. and Mrs.' K. .1.
with H. B. WARNER
Gillis, Mi and Mra. A. C.
Oop. Rit? Theatre
^.,
Tel. Eliz. 2-8475
berg,
Lou
-Shull.
October 12i»--PubUc CJutl purty, S t Marsaret's Unit, at^Piirisb, House,
LARGE AUDIENCES EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT
1st Ward Democrats
Plan Benefit Party
New President
Local Church Scene
Of Pretty Wedding
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
Hoff man-Kean Party
Attractslocal Folk
US. Lager Installed
1st Ward Republican Club
Hears Local Candidates
Mr. and Mrs. Fitz Randolph
Entertain Choir Members
Mrs, Rarnekov Entertains '*
Tuesday Afternoon
,
'? -
p-
L. F. Campion To Wi
Miss Irene Fox On Sunday
Ward Republicans
Picnic For Sunday
Yews NotesjjJVoodbridge
S TAT E
WOODBRIDGE CALENDAR
-Little Known Fact —i
ABOUT W00DBRIDG1
i
A. GUTOWSKI
DIZINNO'S MUSIC STUDIO
GABLE
LOY
"Men In White"
INTERESTING FACTS
ABOUT SHOE FITTING
mScholls I
Foef ComfortService'
No Extra Charge
1141 EAST JERSEY ST., ELIZABETH
"SORRELL and SON"
,WDBRIDGB INDEPENDENT
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1934
News NotesjiJVoodbridge
, PORT READING NEWS
--Mrs. Dennis .!, Ryan, Grove
|iivenne, is now rceupi'n,tin|r n t
.the I erl.li Amboy Ilospitn.1 nftcr
By MILDRED SCHIAVO
WEBS CAMPION SUNDAY
^HlMnOE AVENUE
PART OF FRIDAY ^
DINNER IN THOUSANDS
OF WOODBRIDGE HOMES!
PORT HEADING
"M^^MM!1", .
u
mis, Mliel Holies, mstniclorleader, announces the whiteer camp
KKADING
D E ORT READING GROUP
will open in " '
LUB CHANGE
™ D
CONVENT.ON
|lhc
OF SHOW
fl,0Rc who attende.l the Uic Children of Marv ! l h
UAfK
,|(1ti: of the Buddies Social Minimi hremen's
' convention at. At-iplace
l
theh
school
ininth
l 'auditorium
,,,w is chanced from OctoMy f
1>ort R p a < l i n p
lln w i
k
vet'' w
[
°
?
)
'""'
"
"
'"'
<
'"'"^
n <, no,™
"
to Ortoher !). Tickets are wore:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc-lim; wit* Hallowe'en and
I,, from any member,
m i . and
H.I HI M
I S , Steve Hut-;lar
ti K an,Mr
Mrs,
danee orchestra will f u n l jsl
' • . a i l : ' 1 officers were installed nt l.e «"if,iui,
melt, Mr. and Mrs. Kdwaril Uoody.ltlie music.
meeting.
They a r e : Peter Peterson,,
st
,.h Schi-i 1 n*- Misses .Jane Goriiv nn.i
ill., I^irry Waynes; vicc- avo, Michac-l Superior, Mrn. ^Kathleen Co, ,ov" . r e e L h a i ,
P
•William
trens- Martino and Misses Mildred'and nren and liavi; n inrpe committee
)r(jre
I l r a b ; secretary, •-.Ivirn .Sc'hiavo.
assisting
them.
un-r.
,i ...-thn.
—Mr. nlid Mrs. J. H. Thayox
, the last meeting four mem-Mr. and Mrs. .1. Rchiavo visit- Martin tahway Avenue, returned
'. , n .re admitted to the club. A "I Mrs. Concettn Maririj?a of Now- , ''\ Rf t ' w w «'l(s' visit with theii
ulu-rship drive is under way. ark on Wednesday,
dauirliters, Mrs. Gerry Kecne, at
-7-Mr.iind Mra. E. W. Neir and I^ynii, Mass., and Mrs. Charles
their
daughter, Gertrude, of I'ntc-lmrd, nt M;irb«lhead, Mass
CLUB MEETS
Kiiesls o f Mr.Mrs. Prit.ehard and daupht
MRS. MARTINO
m l M U T z l o7'FoodbridS here"' W i t " W I " lrenUl ' f " »
Se.win^ Club of Port Rcad- ^Avenue.
lirlil its rcRular weekly nieet;,l (lie home of Mrs. Salvatorc
'lino of Wooilbridprc Avonno
Wednesday afternoon. Those
!
.-1'iit were: Mrs. Jose>ph Mor- S " ml , n , v —The birthdays of Mrs Wal'tei
Mrs. Michael Sasso; Mrs.
- M r . and Mr*. M. Barnayok habich, of town, I). Dwyor and
•j,;,,.] Baranyok, Mrs. P. Mar-have- moved from, Woodbri(|KejJoseph White, brother-in-law of
, Mrs.. Carmen J. Zullo, Mrs. Avenue to Lee Street.
|Mrs. Habich, of New York? we?e
lila llelininp and Mrs. William
-Mi- and Mrs. Stephen Urban 1 celebrated Saturday nicht a t Wai
spent Wednesday in New York, j l m Inn. Kahway7 nvemic Mr'
—AinonR- those who attended Habich is the daughter of Mr 6 '
iiie dinner dance at the Hotel ,I>wyer and many friends and rela,I-MOCRATS HOLD
Pmes wore: Mr at,. Mrs, Heed, lives from New York and town
SOCIAL .MEETING
Mr. and Mrs. C. Zullo; Mr. and were present.
s|ii'i'inl meeting of the com- Mrs. M. SaSSo, Mrs Anna Galla-i The Saturday Evcnine Bridge
,,,,11,,. nf the Democratic Ladies B-IKM- Mr. and Mrs, Bright, and Club met last week at the home
Third Ward Mrs. Anna Cromwell
,of M i M Qflace Foster, Linden
.\... ,„ iation of the
ffjiavenue.
—Miss Kathleen Doodyy of Cliff
f,,r ii curd party to be held on
IT 'I at the Sewaren School Kond has enU'rH-as a student in HiRh score was awarded Mrs.
,'lii Tuesday nip-ht at the I'.lizahelh s f.ollepre in Morris- William Thompson. The members
]>,,;; Reading Headquarters on tow n. Miss Doody is a graduate present were: Mr. and Mrs John
iV..."!lirid(re Avenue, Mrs. Mor-of the WoodbndKC Hifih School, McCreery, Mr. and Mrs Williim
,,i. Christie of West Avenue i, class of 193.1
Thompson, Miss Grace' Foster of
, i;.-r;a! chairman.
i) 7"i ••% ' " n l " ' a l ° !Ulfi ] u ' r son, town; Peter Smith of Perth AmMiss Irene Marie Fox
•| i uinmittce consists of Mrs. Kalph. of Third Street, were visi- '»>.V and Mr. and Mrs. William
Of Railway, who will become the bride of Lawrence F, CamMrs. S. Ilntniek, Mrs. tors of Mrs. A. C. Leone of Wood- C. Hnrley of Matawan
pion, Albert Street, WoodbridRe, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
! The next meeting will he held
..;v. Mrs. M. SasM, M r s . J .bndpe Avenue on Wednesday.
at St. Mary's Church, Central Avenue in Rahway.
, Mrs. K. Dwyer,- Miss Mury —'Misn Kathleen Soiners of ''it the home of Mr. and Mrs John
c.n. Miss Jiisephino
Casale, W oodbndKC was a recent visitor Mt'Creery, Church Street.
Insanitary, Unsanitary
one of tile many instances (sucr
—Miss Helen Scott, of Ashland,
i:,.l KiMTi-li, Mrs. J . Gill a n d "I the Misses Evelyn and Dorothy
Insanitary is the preferred form as inactive, inapt, incapable) ir
(•eis nf WoodbridRO. Avenue.
Mass., is the (juest of Mr. and
l.lrllicks.
, although unsanitary also is found which tin- is givinjj.way to in- as i
—Mr. and Mrs. A. Coppalo and Mrs. Frank Burns, Alice Place, ji) m o s t dictionaries. This is but prefix meaning not.
son. Ralph, were the visitors of this week.
| F P 1 I-UB WILL
f'-iends in Bayonni' on Sunday.
—Miss
Charlotte
Ullman,
| R [ M MF. MEETINGS
_
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
K. Ullman, Grove avenue, re turn• V. I ' . Club will resume its
BEAR DOWN ON BUSES
• ' • > " •
. - . . . , .
, , , i.i.iucmi
v hMi-
«
I
•
- - • - - • • ,7
••'. T -.-,t^^t
l-'tl-
n
i u till i H I ; i i
1TILI1
HH!||
r.
fii-i!.i monthly meetings on Oe- W
ihhldi
wm^i,nn"
of . u f ^ , N t n , "L t 0N ? b l c Scll,°,ol-in R ^ -N" V
t- -. • I at the home of Miss I r e n e
ons until a certilUnte is issued w h e l " ! [ r * ' 1 C '?• l l '''lel'c instructres.,.
; i' -ident.
All m e m b e r s a r e
y the Slate Hoard of Public lltil- 4
r v ^ " 7 ! l ! ) c t l ) ,,1',lx"w. <laup;h- 1 rofiit.
:
ityy Con,mi>si..ners to show that !.',. ' ^ ?,
F
I
T 1
, 6 ™o
nP ° Wr tl
h,
'He
e,p,ipn,enl and
n (oJ
f
t
'•"•
°
i.l "
< }'ll m
S<im.llom
lie
enuiomenf
;.,„! insurance
i,,^,,mn,,, ;;,
ln( 1'<. ll"
e
"1
Port
- ; ' - "Cter a visit witli
pn,],erlv saferunrds pii^emn-r, is
AC!. CARD CLUB M E E T S
M
1
1
r.-.-ninnirnd.-l l.y llarrv XuC
AT MRS. SASSO'S HOME
^
I i i An- Card Club im-t at t h ei : . . - h . p r e i d e n t , , f t h e S t a t e l ! , , a r d ,
, Gov.-rnor M o o r e
|i,,i V ''/V ' ' ,I)onahue
T. nf Mr-. JL Sasso nf A Street i a l e t t e r „ G
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Iliirli scores
in Trenton, Mi is
'••'iiiade liy Mrs. Mary Andrr- - P l e a s e m e n t i o n t h i ss p a p e r to
M, Wl , ( . k _
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Take
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ftsmen's On Monday
to the " "
NOTICE
notice thnt B E N J A M I N frt
i'tiWH'K intt'ruis ro appiy
i:. •'. Peterson. I!, lli'^ran.-Towns-hip Coiiimiltee of the Town.. Mary Sasso, Antionette Mar- ship of Womlhridi;-!' for a Plenary
Amerieiis Chapter, Order of the
\ spaRhetti m p p c r was s e r - Retail Consumption license for Eastern Star held a benefit card
: . A spnj;etti supper was ser-premises situated 011 Route 25, party Monday ni^lit at the Crafts: !ale in t h e i-veniiiR.
Superhighway near Cloverleaf, men's Club. Mrs. Arthur Grolmvan
Township of Woodbridire, N. J. and Mrs. Anthony (ioromiiios
()1 l t l
'-i ' ' '""- < - 'f any, should be were co-chairmen.
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' ;J'-:iiiade immediately in writing to: Over twelve tables were in
• Mrs. 1). Iletibus of I!1 "'*' !1!- •'• DuniKan. Town-hip Clerk, ,,lay and the prize winners were:
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thyT M ,.,. FnetoK, Mis. Paul KiiiK'i recent shoppers in Newbeny; ininochle, Mrs. Rose Levi,
rl:.Mrs. Walter Coli|iilioun, Miss Ber—Mr. nmV Mrs; .]. Si-liiavo ami
tha Ox'eriford; fan tan, Mrs. Artheir I'iiiiln-n. .laeob, Mary. Milthur Grohman, Mrs. K. Marks;
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Factory price means the price
of manufacturing only. Because
of this you save at least $1.50 to
$2.50 on new Fait hats at this new
store. And remember — you ?et
style and quality The same type of
hat you usually pay more for elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. A. IHmuit
of i
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were
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CLASSIFIED ADS
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Mir-. Harry Qiiinn and h e r
Contract R a t t s For O n e Ycaf
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ti i• 1 irl;11• r. Katharine,
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• ith Amimy was the recent j;uest Found Ads are payable in Adship
in
the
Independent,
tho
M i - Irene Gill of Old Road.
value.
most widely read paper
Mr. ami Mrs. I!. Czajkowski
Koxes for replies to be sent to
in Woodbtidge
f'artei-i-t visited h e r parents, the Woodbridfte Imlependent olVice
-• and Mr.;. I!, Martino, of Amay be obtained without extra
charge through the Classifieil Ad
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dejiartnient.
Mi>s I-'iances Hess of OKI
Ads must be paid before Satur'•ad was t h e e;uest of Miss Hazel
i iin or'•• kinan of Sewaren on Monday. day noon following insertion
•Mr, ami Mrs. I \ Johnson of der to earn cash rates.
• •c(lln-:dirl. Avenue visited t h e
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- Miv Salvutore M a r t i n o of
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Miss Genevieve Co|H)olo of
'! i-'-n Str.-et visited Mrs. ,1. l l e r - \V. I.
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those among us who exercise the right of franchise, indifferently and without the hope of a better day.
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From a spellbinder as pictured above? Or from th^
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axe to grind nor have we anything to gain, regardless of
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this: any candidates supported by this newspaper, will
in our estimation, be worthy of support.
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At the same time you'll find we call a spade a spade and we don't pull punches- Finally, your politics will be
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Two old trusty qewshounds.) Mabel and Malcolm
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,19,84
PAGE SEVEN
Kay Francis And Leslie Howard, Now At Majestic
loe^Medwick, Cartefet
Boy,
In
Big
League
Baseball
Picture
Opening
Tonight
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If STARS^ANTICS
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5 OftO St. Louis Fans See
Filming Of Scenes
On Card Diamond
liHcd baseball fans in St.
attending a game between
iniinals and the Giants for a
, iilimis Dny benefit, are still
l,j,ii; their heads.
,. .:aw Tlubbcll pitch to Or.'inl| when Or.s'ntti was "half
,', ttiird base ho collapsed in
, They, saw strange fumbles.
' mysteriously appeared on
1-ra
They saw'ft player msh out
"IJIJT"' the prostrate form of
,,,- who had fallen a few
'.: from the base.
Real Game Went On
,.« after this had.gone on for
time, the mystified specta-
M:
.ITI.OOO or so of them—were
filed'- that the 'real game
I now po on; that what they'd
up to this point were the
(u't.inE1 for a motion picture!
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for
trim o.-i'nes were staffed
I, ,,n the Diamond," Mctron-n-Mnycr's s e n s a t ionnl
nil detective thriller, •which
Saturday to the Strand
•,,.. Based on the mystery
In- Cortland Fitwimmonp,
„• ,',f "70,000 Witnesses," it
,Hinted by Edward Sedg;m.| filmed throuph coopern: 'h<- Cardinals, much of the
•i •nkintf place at their home
If*
Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaren in "No More Women"
coming to the CRESCENT. This time they're deep «ea divers
lighting for gold and "gals."
Scene above is from "British Agent" starring Kay Francis and Leslie Howard and opening tonight at 9 p. m. at the Majestic,
JEAN MUIRPLAYS
IN STRAND MOVIE
'BRITISH AGENr HAILED AS PICTURE
WITH A WIDE APPEAL; AT MAJESTIC
It l»s always been a maxim of
the theatre that "a Rood bill has
something on it for everybody."
This is but another way of snyinp; that successful entertainment
must have a general, rather than
a limited appeal.
>
"British Agent," the First National production opening tonight
at the Majestic Theatre, was ini, r- Orsatti dropped, he waa spired by R. II. Bruae Lockhart's
iiic of the victims of a
:.
i • mysterious murders in
j., - iall team durinp the "Death on the Diamond" unfolds
• :' n hotly contested scries, on the screen. It is a gripping myr.v-ltrious fumbles were all stery, blended with hilarious com:' th'1 screen play, written by edy, in u unique new form of en. - Thcw and Joe Sherman. tertainment. Many famous pro-.;• ,'tll this had been filmed fessional ball players appear with
•-:1111s went into their real noted screen actors in the pro. — and the^St. Louis fan.< duction, which was staged by Meij'iifc understand it all yet tro fjoldwyn-llayer on a lavish
will, however, when scale.
'Desirable' Called Dynamic, Colorful Film Tale
Of Social Set
novel that went through thirtythree editions in England an
America.
Lockhart's life during the Ru<
sian Revolution was a spirited ac
mixture of the very elements of
"Desirable," Warner Bros.' dyhuman interest; dangerous advennamic and colorful drama of
ture, romance, intrigue, suspense
Broadway's • theatrical life and its
and a dramatic background of decontact with New York's social
vastation and death. It may npset, come to the Strnnd Thontn
pear strange that Michael Curtiz,
on Wednesday with an nll-stiir
who directed the screen version
cast headed by Jean Muir, (Joorgn
with Kay Francis and Leslie HowBrent, Verree Tensdaic ami John
ard, should find the love story deHalliday.
velopment the most difficult pait
of his task.
The picture, based on the story
by trie famous magazine writer,
Briefly, Stephen Locke, a young
Mary McCall, Jr., is filled witr
adventurer, is,bending every ef
highly dramatic and intensely
fort to prevent the Soviet fiom
emotional situations, with ropierdeclaring n separate peace with
like dialogue and a climactic clnsV
Germany. If be fails, it moans that
between a woman of the world ani
Ocrmany can withdraw her troopi
her unsophisticated daughter thai
from the Russian front and thiow
fairly takes the breath.
them into the offensive on the
Western Front. This would be disFor the first time Miss Muii
astrous for the Allies.
appears in a role that calls foi
gorgeous
gowns and luxurioUF
Stephen is in love with Elena,
JOE (DUCKY) MEDWICK, Carleret's big league ba.esettings as well as a strong porynnng Russian girl who serves
ball >lar who is appearing in "Death On The Diamond" opening
trayal ;of emotional upsets. Ver
the leather of the Soviet with a
at the STRAND tonight at 9 p. m. During the course of the
ree Teasdale, one of Hollywood'
fanatical fcr\nr.
picture Medwick beats out a hit to fir at and "slides" home with
best dressed actresses, also wil
The conflict between their love
the winning run. His uniform number is seven.
be seen in costumes that are tb
and their political iVJenls i« ines| forerunners of fhe coming style
capable drami".
of the most noted of fashionabi
"Even the utrugple of a whole
designers.
world against annihilation," said
Curtiz, "does not move an audience as deeply as the struggle of
role of the long-suffering sweettwo young hearts to save their
Beginning today "Embarrassing that of a young man who refuses heart, who is not in favor of his
love! It is, therefore, quite nec- Moments," starring Chester Mor- to take life seriously and who is "gags" and is forever trying to
essary from a director's stand- ris, with Marion Nixon and a constantly playing practical jokes make Mm act more seriously.
point to let nothing overwhelm
on his best friends, causing countIt is a Stanley Bergenman prothe
interest
in
Agent.' P™mment cast of film actors and less embarrassing moments and duction, adapted by Charles Loh love
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tactresses will be shown at the nearly losing bis sweetheart thru gue from the William Anthony
duction could easily overpower it, Crescent Theatre.
Chester Morris.,
Morris., popular
popular Um'verUniver his antics. Miss Nixon, petite and McGuire story, "The Practical
Chester
unless the romance were given
sal
star,
plays
tile
leading
role, lovely screen actress, portrays tb Joker."
careful development."
TWO
FEATURES
ALWAYS
EVERY SATURDAY NITE AT 9:00 P. M.
HOT HARLEM
NITE
COLORED ENTERTAINERS
FROM THE HOT SPOTS OF HARLEM
SAT. • SUN.-MON.-TUES.
PREVUE FRIDAY NITE AT 9:00 P. M.
JOE
"DUCKY"
AON.. TUES.
FRI. - SAT. - SUN.
W a i his face
red whan the
|oke woi turned on him in
thU fait and furloui comedy!
m
$f
VICTOR
I M'lAGLtN
JOE Also "THE
E.
in CIRCUS
CLOWN"
BROWN
Also
The
Thrill of Thrills
"EAT 'EM ALIVE"
NATURE IN THE RAW
ON
The American Desert
PERTH AMBOV
MADISON AVENUE
Joe E. Brown Circus Clown
In Crescent's Film Monday
With all its color, its action, its
blare and heraldry, the circus—
both as seen in the ring and as
lived behind the tent -drops—will
be shown on the screen of the
Crescent Theatre, where Joe E.
Brown will appear in the First:
National picture "The Circus I
"Clown" on Monday.
EDMUND >.
JLOWE
Chester Morris and Marion fiixon Play Feature Roles
In 'Embarrassing Moments'; Opens At Crescent Today
ON THE STAGE
CRESCENT
CONTINUOUS
SHOWS
DAILY
TON1GNT at9P. M. PREVIEW
2 Features
NO
PRICE ,
ADVANCE
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MEDWICK
SEE HIM BEAT OUT A
HIT TO FIRST BASE
SEE HIS SLIDE INTO
HOME PLATE
.
man s
WATCH
One of the greatest comedians
in the history of filmdom, who has
actually lived the life lie depicts,
for Joe E. Brown was a circus
acrobat as a boy, Brown has been
given a vehicle that allows his
marked talents full sway, and,
supported by an exceptionally
capable company, including the
entire cast of the Al CJ. Barnes
circus, he brings to his audience a
screamingly funny comedy that is
replete with love interest, thrills
'and action, and which at times has
touches of patthos that stop the
laughter with a hint of tears.
WHO'S WHO
Robt.
YOUNG
MADGE EVANS
PENDLETON - TED HEALY
AT THESE
POPULAR
PRICES
25
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Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.
JEAN MUIR
GEORGE BRENT
in
"DESIRABLE"
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PREVUE TUES.
NITE AT 9.00 P. M.'
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FRANCIS ^ H O W A R D
NO. 7 THAT'S MEDWICK IN
With
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Madge Evans who plays the horoine of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's
"Death on the Diamond" coming
Saturday to the Strand Theatre,
was born in New
York, July 1, and
won fame in silent days a& a
child star. Lnter
ah-e became a
Broadway stage
celebrity,
then
returned to the
screen.
Among
hor best known
roles are those
Madge Evans in
"Takei til place among
Iho poweriul drarom
ol Ihli icrotn era . .
charged wiih roalltm
and •motional appiall"
—Motion Picture Daily
ADDED ATTRACTION
WALTDINSEY
SILLY
SYMPATHY
"WISE LITTLE
HEN"
"Stand U
a n d Cheer,
"Kugutive Lovers," "The Bliojv
Off,"'"The Nuisance" and "Paris
Interlude."
Kduiutui Lowo mill Victor McLutflim, iiinjeuring together on the
screen wfrain in a 'hectic tnlo of,
lieep-Boa diving, Pai l amoui|t's,"No
More Women," which is comiiig
on Mtindiiy to tlic Crescent Theatre, have endorsed the attitude of
Hollywood statisticians who view
with alarm Ae comparatively
bi'iof popularity enjoyed by
"teams"
Thrill lo the dti
of your being al;
this woman's tea*v
drenched romance
with a man H^waa
'her duly *o kilt I... A
love soaring on winos
of ecstasy c
a continent l
in death's
LAStf TIMES TODAY—
"AFFAIRS OF CELLINI"
MICKEY MOUSE in "CAMPING OUT"
PICTURES OF LINDBERGH KIDNAPER
But although he had lost his organization, he had not
lost his political sense. He realized that he couldn't win.
A few of the bright young men whom he had attached
back in the days when he was Governor didn't 'seem to be
quite so bright any more. They thought he could'win hands
down.
Edge k'new better, so he became aloof, aparently in- '
different. He assumed the air of an expert and was even
successful that a- few thought that if he would only
come home in 1931 in time to make a few speeches for
David Baird, Jr., that the Republicans would elect a governor that year.
Mr, Edge did come home and he did make a few
speeches.
AMATEUR NIGHT WEDNJf,
But the Republicans didn't elect a Governor. In fact,
SEVEN (7) DAYS - STARTIN5' they never were beaten quite so badly.
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"THE BARRETTS OF WIMPt
Woodbridge, County and Perth Amboy
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prints as often as Walter Edge's, isn't forgotten quickly.
But he will be remembered mainly for his retirement from
the United States Senate which made, possible the election
ft
bonds J of Dwight Whitney Morrow.
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iss Blaaeitrft r t - ^ J ^ « s «•
/
. - f ^ ^ ^ w QJ^ fridge" T W K I * ? j Mr. »wl Mr». Jaasti C<-.v.•.'-*•
• " "^I_3i- tiji Mrs. J i i a Watson • eveaio^ ao«J Tif;t«d at tb« hcus* | JaiB» ; '*. L. I.
,, •
i't "B"€T6; Ctair?. ^ ^ ^.^u^-^ ^- T v^ Jjorjs* of Mr*->of Mr. aad Mrs. Pa^i-Mill^T tfe^r^M —Mr. a&d Mrs. Ctar- ,',v,-f.
i
t
1
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^~',~'~?r~ "Wa^vi's p&r*n*^w Mr. arjd Mr?.;
Mtal Ti^jni&j Petri &r.d fcerl** ** *"f* r f**'3yEt*r^ r---.v:..
X&^z,j iiansc^S'u^?, p^^^^. D^^b-ar. of N?"** Bajspsfcirg^; <iaagfet*r ET»1TB. a r t th* K ? S U i f**'"J' SSIWWT *Tftuir;* •. ^»;
—Mr. and Mn. David ti&omU
A ^:=r^ef
liSE^^^slsS;J2
M R i DLTfHAM HO6TE5S
TO WOMA.VS CLUB
ir. p*
M jtV rimS--S^V '
visitors of Mr.'and Mrs. j
--"r-r iatisi-ss AM:.:* a*sihv"
MRi STEVENS FETED
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY
; . ! r;*." •:: ;:nc-r a: a r : r r r
19
FANCY TOP GRADE
FRYING CHICKENS
ie; Eirs.
s Dtl-
SHOULDER
LB.
nistjat: Mr
;-T»eaJj« as u:*:r MBgartw-it •f.i4T«.r«lan>*!J te
' Masa»c-siE•
. t T-J^ ^ i ; )Cr
•pitK.1 rww"i»i. AR esisraca ta
» —-Mr-and Mrt G*orf« Waik«r j jt«/>u* of.
d i i H "=^.f err*s i r Mis l e n »IT*
2
j -rere tbe rs«e&« «f Mr and Mn. •:
—X M S i ' l b . A&Ot .
; ABt
:Aclsn
trti ga^s-fci T«T*
- i i - ^ -B-»TS
«= Miiler
Jlsijercfc: rtras Am&'j?, tfcort ra<«b''m.
" . O',f yE~S*i«k
»W« t i e Satnrdajr
3
PURE PORK
surFD
\t% ; W.''ii~' ,'.:,-
»«-.« JUESM-. Mrs. CElXSIUTEi BIRTHDAY '
f
WHOLE
1," I " IT'IS-
LB
= Has S^^iin
:;-•.-.' w-. a - 5 \£r=. Ana-r S*-
19'
ORANGES
S GRAPES 2 ^ \T
tome1 ic. Pittsbargt, after a itw • __rharifc5.and Wil'iam Warso.. *•''•*:'
dati visit wi:fc Sir. and Mr;. Ar-; —^ 0» j ^ r _a n : j J[A;_ Char!^= York ("iiv. irere -tie ir.sosis o
noM Tfcoaspsen' of New Brins-; w ar? ,-. 0 - Mary Averse, .-p-=n: >rd. Mr*.. Arr.o'A rhristt-n.-.
*i-ck Artnue.
. S-jridiv at Asburv Park.
'
Ford- ?>'C'r,dsy tTf-pinr.
—Mr. ar.d 'Mrs. Walter R:T=- l_M:=i A-jsrJ.=:a Petenor cf —^'T. ar>d Mr=. Frank ?i
ley. ih*ir daagfcter.-Eita, and :r_f:: Eas;*::. Pa., has returned r.orr.* vrer": N"t»-York Citv visitm-!
sons. WSHam and . Walter.
irwr ir-5r,a;r.e =orrit-_ •.
- . . - . .
fere the e^esu Sacda^
of her aunt arid Tnnc)e. 'Mr." r;',;al Vi:?ar!on frgm his ilutic
ii-riie-fi mother scd fa:'--:. Mr. pies",
4 A ;
sr' 'Jr r"':r'.'-s Tv!e .
s;!ej-^ar.
in R^vonne.
—Mr. E*H!
>'r.=. .Stephen Wr••''•'..a d MrsTTV^-.er Eije:-y. Sr.. c: •"i_i;r55 Caro!ir«
fy'.er o:
cf rF
\f A^CTir
Tottecvtlle. S. I.
-ar.c ;M:^= .%Le'.a .'"lorsran
t r n ="••: •'"-••r famMv have v"Hirn("i '
liiii*. "Mr?.' Cbsr.rs
25
SUNK1ST
T=-; £.-.•£• :r.4:r t&t. A r i i r . Jr..
Mr
—Mr. and ifts. Jarr.rs D'-cr.a
ra
irj-rr.-?... o; ^ " •;» ?va":er. Is'and "'•V~inei.:r;v.
" : rrf "it th«?:r h u n t r a l w .it Mor^ji:
sts Wscr.i>i8y " ^ \ " 5 i v - H a ' = i ~ •••:' N S T Brur.=- Bearh.
^'Kr^r^ir^Svrb'cs-Trf--WH««---^jv-\j(v-Ir.urEr.d"FTaV.-::= Et-ar, o f . —Mrs. Amlr»w Nel.-nn of Fif-'i
DOZEN
'
i Mi»r 5»ks&»
DELT5CH RETURNS
TO COLLEGE
££:••: I ^ ^ h . ;.:r, -:f Mr. a=i
i,f-.;
ihzz--X~ --' Mr
Marjcrie Treachenny
DATATftEQ ioon»->»« si.25
ISLAND r U l A I U L J
15 lbs 21c
LONG
PHONE YOUR ORDER-WO. 8-0522
FREE DELIVERY
100 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE
:.-. ---r- ;•:=* •:- Tn-i S ^ T T : if- OFFICERS ELECTED
:er £ -J:r^-:£T ^ ; : : : h - r.r=- BY BOV SCOUT TROOP
-.._.
.-• y r
".vr.ii z: :^e h-r-nie -:: Mr.
^..i v,;_ T . . . " ' . " :
a::.:
VJTT
:•• hi-
:-r.nr.ed >
: : r fours
iSiTr. a.::er
r.d Mrs. :-.-,-.
H^rrick
- 1 " : : r • J " "( — l : ' " r • ^ - . . G*crge"s P . M . : i:'-cr a week-
3->V^""--.-"'I-i-'^ " I - - T.:'-V: --^.=-^--= .iiir.er- «.-^.i?*. _
Electricity Pleases Consumer
At Less Than 6 Cents a Day
•-
i
~~ .5:-;ri.-*-. w : : "
M:- ; .'.;- ; =rin I - Sinccr of R-.ilv r,\'
: Prcf. Di<i?ft; o
•:•; ReiTtreranon in
" —Mr. arx Hrj. Alfred Kar. Jr..
s.r.i •s.-zz di_er.tir. Isbe'.la. vij::i
*.h-= h:nit of >Mr. ar.-i Mri.
z-rdy ?
Jj'r.r. Ha^'sir.;
tisrlr.i Marrc-e jzen:
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M r f H£rrr
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s. L •
_ M - . srd Mr=. C^r'. r^.«r ar.d
mo/.or
PHONE
Woodbridge 8-1710
Wi:!:s.m ;
hive re:srr:e^ ':: t.-.-rir r.:is in
Gr-;i: B*rr*cjrtc=. Mii.5.. af:*r a ..
br:^f rin' 'aili ^-r. ar.d V'rs. Wa!- *
CONSOIERof Pahlie Service elertricitv. li^inf in Mer\ L ehantviUe. rwenlly ^.TOte to the! eompanj"* Camden
office expressing t U -satisfaction v.iLh the Kni-ice. Eic^rpU
from this man"* letter referring to the question of rates
are reproduced herewith:
Svf~:iiT :r:.-r. -_ a. =*_ -..-: : -. n. JOAN ROBINSON
7^"-.":v.". vrri.1?:. ' ^ " t " E.VTERT.MNS ON BIRTJHDAY
—Mr, izd .Mr?. P^cr Beg'ey •
are-;«se «ipt:- ai:er j f^-ar day?:
;^r.: T-th fri-c? :- :h* Ci-^iUk. |
—MLjj Arli-e-HerricV ir.d Mis'!
!i&u Sehepti: — :•".-;re-i
:c Asbaryi
Park Sucday *v« : .r; i r i '.-iiiteii
Ift not always pric* that count* mqt in
printing. Sometimes it's speed. Our mod'
ern, complete equipment mak« it po**tble
"All this Blah'. B3^h: of Ute about the v=r voa ir* robbing me hai caa^d n e to look clowr i t my til! iici I iHl';
rather nirprL-ed to dnd ..hit current co=i a e for the month
a total of 51.62, about 40 -enU per Keek, or ave, and ope-hiM
cents] per day. Of « r a r « I realue that *e ire in the Ion?
sJimmer davs When liahtj ire cot u-ed ai much is they r-dD
be
. Trftj, ir.f bare
ib*tr r wt« after a »«
nr^ r : t i Eap, iomAi £*.* •!•! Sivscs. Mrs. Xa-
lit intst *srs "fr-
PORTERHOUSE
BACON
r
art
• wot K t i e arm* i
QTJAHTY
* M»
Ti*
ROSAKY SOOETT
HOLDS CAKD PA«TT
FETE G I V E *
1
SHOULDERS
GENUINE
] LADIES' AID SOCIETY
HOLDS FOOD SALE
i i Tbe l*4i«r' A>i &vi*«-
FORDS SOCIALS •
WAGNERMARKEfE
SIRLOIN STEAK
ROUND STEAK
JEAN MACK HOSTESS
TO MEMBERS OF CLUB
J0L XSD mt5. ttAMER
E.V7EKTAIS FTUESDS
Cdebnttes Birthdiy
for u» to give you price* as reasonable as
any in town; to 'give you better workmanship and the quickest possible service. No
matter what the nature ojf the printing job,
iPor satisfaction call
vinter.
BnL
•
^However,.b faime== to you mi the indoitry cf Whkb
•you are a part I for one tee I that I lam setting the worth of
my money. We ire only four in the family but one is t
dreianaker and sues an electric maehine several, hoars daily
and lometimei in the evening in addition to pre«iii? of
dreii« by electric iron. The radio nm* most of the evening
and ve-owi. and nie tvo cleaner* and the laundry work is
done at home and ironing by electricity. Te have an electric
' *r*»her jmd 1 nuke the toait and the girls earl their hair by
• electricity.
• •• ••
!• \
;
over ife*
— E r a s Docnn of Leu
' K has
for1 stkzi tia.
of Dr. V. P. G-ria.
,;
•. msd Jtr?. Wilier Jordan1;
of Mr. a s i Mr?. Jaa:«:
Woodbridge
Independent
I COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT
1
BIRTHDAY
J ^ S
Tfc^nsas Gr«g«r was
to a soar «tf tise X
>,. appliaoces cd»troeto' operate last month l«* per
day than I pa. for a f b a of beer-I like th* kind Uul ieD*
let 10 e^nte—and leas titan a ei^ir. beesoi* I pref«;H ProioeUH «t tktee foi i qaarter. 1 am just a working man bnt ti
' kog m the politiqam kt me continue to woik 1 «m i«IKng to
let tfaetn hre and ako-tbe fellows who make'and till the beer
aad the «i|»s. 1 ooald bay them Cor S eenl* but 1 fifsre I am
other cheated in quality « some poor gor along the line "»
not gettiiii h»* share.*
.
Coan'Co'i***—HariT Loci, aoa-of
to «EWr
fs a sradtnt ac
i ' * « r iocr.;
ai TortrSe,.-Ver-'
. tsA rsswi .My-., Jordan's {
aaressu, Ms. asd Mr«. Chns Leff-'
o'f fess
Tbe party
ieoksr y*ar
Cj
partna, Mr. a&d Mis.
:-. —Mrs. 'Ctants Warfo tad bir
•. of So«* Amboy.
sun, W jtHim. w 4 Mn. Brw
•«y-
.
Be^!e
oa
•
y
?
j
Braiswjek , AT«E3€ . after., a
.itwi-is-i jpe&t »tsi rtlaures is
.,aad SCT*M1' *«»feafta*.'
—Mr.- aad Mis.
SCRANTON FRESH MINED
1
of &r&itk A t a a
p
'«f Mr. a»a Mri. HinsWHtle.cSi Tlwt* prafest wew: MaMtsajf.
. r
:Be--3*d Brook ca SatariaT Eiekt. Martk* Marti*, H*k« K*JS, Vii- — M»- *»<i Mrs.
, —Mr.'aad Mrs, Jnh "Kr»w«' rassa ' S ^ M U , ' Msncrot ' B t a c - s a n t 'SM*!y-|a
SEBVICE
.'•riairf at * e l-Mse. of Mr. U J . - T M M ' JOSUMOB,
ASiii
Bam (b
*J f c # «
*
Edward
BaBrite 'E*. s&t psusf rf Mr.
i Mrs. WsffiajB R»bisac» «{ Eatwaj' sak, Yu£* Kso^tikf ,SB& A Z M ^
Mwtiia
< « Svuiay c r i *
' ° ! M
T S ^ ? .
Ctjjietl MeafB Ckuita G.ihe«»r, Miei*eJ tsJ' Aeir
t&it EajEwad' Peteiwi Staaies, Hwarj Swo, Fnaai Km- 'Mas.***,
Friiiy t a d £uai4ay a t ' « 4 , Peter Msasif,'SUakr Sestt, W t x1t a i ^
« ** ^
^
•
COAL and WOOD
'
Akx
Evcljn,
«•*« due *
Mn awl Mn.
LESS ASH
COAL
MORE HEAJ
WOOD CUT CONVENIENT SUES
PROMfT DELIVERY
COAi
vV OOnBRlDGB
INDEPENDENT
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1934
Spring Ttm
nlno (1,19).
WI1.I.UM H. KPIM.V, ClommliiAll dm
able mention, Mrs. Andrew NOR-I I.ARA BARTON P. T. A.
! Iwffn
nt llifi comer formsd liy <lrodthn (fir.
Blunrr nf Tlfiiiklnc and Inptiraiirc t
il Mint i
fc
tho Intnrnectlnti nf tlir, KnMerly lln*) of of
•mly.
EETS SCHOOL FACULTY
Cnniplnlnniil, nml CON'UAH Ml'I.I.EIt
i i v ilt'.-< i , l " , t , Hlnmt
Spa
S|>linp
Itniitl
with l ! v HO!',»h,irIy
Tfi*> Blip
i l i » Ti,\vii3lilp of
Zinnias, host specimen, first, The teachers at the Clara Barton nnil ANNA MI'MjIIli, Ills vtlfn. ol. nl.,
llm? tit (1I*'IVII AvAnltt1, n.i tiliown mi itnlil ot,T(> to ho
Fl, Fn,
U\v llu- HJ\II' of
Mrs, V. Wnethriok; second, Mrs.
:hool were presented to the parnmp: runnliKT
Jhcnrn (1)
Westerly, Mum of
HIP KnufheTly Him of Clrnve Avfly Uoll
llnnsen; third, Minx Tilly, and
lt.s of the children attendinR the
iiup, fovfinty-thrro
find ntnoty lmn- Hip <.nnts
By KATHERYN HAWKINS
honorable mention Mrs. Andrew •hool at the first rojful'ar meeting
t
In •Iroilthfi <73.!>l)'l Tprl to a nlnkn; tlionm
f thi» ft lin\
iri
I'oiinNogrady.
Pompoms,
first,
Mrs.
'
tho'Clarn
Barton
Parent-Tenchlrllv
i'i)
fimithprly
«t
rlfilit
niiKlnH
to
(Jrovp
[JAM STREET
PHONE P. A. 4-2328-.1
1 by l.'iiinli Km'ti nnil Kill.'ll.ll. v
fifty (50') frut to a ntnkn;
Myron Kistler, and honorable
s' Association held last Thurni
rvfy,"l by J,nr.
Til 10 IOTII PAY" OF
(J)
Knutrrly, rarnlli-1
with
mention, Mis. lustier.
ay night at 8:15 o'clock. This
. K . April 2. 1913 mid Only
V\cnu<,, itiip Ininilmil f!00') frpt
A. 1'. l ! 3 l
ADDRESSES
LUB'S FLOWER SHOW
l In tlin fl.Tk'n Hffko of
dl
Roses, single bloom, first, Mrs. eetinfr inaugurated the new club It I wo o'cl k Stnnilnnl Tlmp In 111,'
In t!io nal.l W r s t r r l y llni> (if
ty. nrc knoun find d'^lKim Iml ni
nt the SliiTltff
WTSTANDING SUCCESS
MrDcrniolt, Bouquet, first, Mrs. rofjrnm which features many ariei-nnonIi nf 111 Mil ilny, ,'iv
<tnr Hundred Anil Thlrly- Sim K|IIIIIB llnncl; nni! tlirn.-,- ( t ) Nnrthllrimawlrlt.
••'',',Vms"
was
the
topic
of
the
utstandinpf
events.
John
Jacob;
second,
John
Nagy;
Mrs.
Myron
Kisler,
ehnirinan
of
i-lKht
(13")
nml
Oni>
Itunilrrd
Thtrty, J veil bv Mr?, William I, he garden de|)artment and the third, Mrs. A. Gelling and honorMeetings will be hold every scc, ' president of the Wood- lembers of the doparlment wen; able mention, Dr. K. K. Hanson.
nd Tuesday of the month unless
'",'.• Woman's Club, at Oic e.sponsible for the outstanding
Mother's
Cosmos, best specimen, first, therwise artnounced.
',;,,„ ,,f the Clnrn IlaHon •uccess of the first nmnial Fall Mrs, W. Me(!oy; honorable men- lub meetings will be the first
•"•' . ,•, Club held at thn Clara !lower show of the Clara Biul.on tion, Mrs. llnnsen. lilnck and 'ridny of each month nt 8 o'clock
,'!'.,;„ School, with Mrs. William iVoman's I'lub lield I'Yidny nipht white arrangement, first, Mrs. nd executive iboard, sessions,
ill, the fireliolis(! on Amhoy Av«:- McCoy; second, Mrs. Albrcktaon, Wednesday prccedinR the regular
and honorable mention. Miss leotin^ at 2:;!0 o'clock.
uie.
Goodyear Welted,
Mrs. William Testa, president
, .,,|(|ition l<) I"!!1 tftl'v Mrs.
This is the second venture of (leorgie Thoniall.
f
the
association,
stated
that
the
I'ansies,
lir.-t,
Mrs.
F.
Wuoth' ,.xhibite«i some lovely old inch a natuVe sponsored by the
i. nml told mlc-rcsting- inci- Woman's (Huh. The first was n riuk, and honorable mention, I\Iiss chool cafeteria will remain closed.'
luring September. The October
. ,,f some of them. Other Sprint; exhibit.'
j Goorgie Thornall.
.Scarlet snj^e, first, second and n eetinfr will be held at the Pis)''', liolh old 'and new, were on
The prize winners were: Ilnhl-1 third, Mrs, John M. Shoe, and ataway School and a special ses'.in'v shown by members of (be as, best speeimen, first, Mrs. F.
ion will be held Tuesday, October
lonorable mention, Max Tilly.
Levendosky; second, Mrs, LevonI, at (i o'clock.
Coxcomb,
largest
specimen
i-nnnerlion
with
some
exn
.lnsky, imii third, Mrs. M. DudThe aim of the association this
. Miss 1!). I'1. Thoniall, a mom- anslty. I'oniH, single, first, Mrs. first, Mrs. M. Demcsnk. Arrange year
"A New Deal for Uhe child"
,'f tin dub, «p«l<c on the linns Allirektson; second, Miss ment, first, C. Matthews; second —andis tihe
officers .who have been
C. Matthews, and honorable men
'.• history of the quilt making
Tough Ghambray
ornie. Tbornall; third, Mrs.
selected to serve are as follows:
,,,,. homo", some of her exhibits I.evendosky mid lionornble men- lion, Mrs. Stephen Papp.
President, Mrs. 'William Testa;
Old
fashioned
bouquet,
first
,,„; bud; to the year 1800.
tion Mrs. L. Anderson. Bouquet,
first vice-president, Mrs. William
s\rl Arthur I1'. Bums, program first, Mrs. F. Wuelndc; second, Miss C. Sprincel; second, Mrs. A Bennett; second vice-president,
iii-mim, announced the season' Mrs. Lcvcndosky; third, Mrs; J. Ceiling;- third, Mrs. W. McCoy Mrs. R. H. Beck; recording secre,,.,•,•1111. It. was decided to hold Iierpman, and honorable mention, and honorable mention, Miss Rutr tary, Mrs. John Andersen; corre1
,,iul sale tomorrow from 11 a. Mrs. \j. Anderson, Best collection, Shoe.
secretary, Mrs. Louis J.
Bubble bouquet, first, Mrs. Wil sponding
m1 iil •> p. nu in the office of first, Mrs. F. Levendtjfsky; second,
Kahn;
treasurer,
Mrs. Brace Eylinm
Testa;
and
second,
Mrs.
II
,„!,.,; Holand on Amboy Ave- Mrs, Ijovcndosky; third, Mrs. Algert; 'historian, Miss Georgia
Albiektson.
Thornall.
Two new members, M
brektson, and honorable mention,
Miscellaneous, first, Mrs.. A
•',' Unthiase'n and Mrs, Ray Mrs,
I.evendosky and George
Program, Mrs. L. H. Tyler;
Geiling;
second,
Mrs.
A.
Zimmer
|,.j- were welcomed into the .lolly. Host single bloom, first,
membership, Mrs. Hans Albertman;
third,
Mrs.
Smoliga,
an
Mrs, I,. Anderson, and honorable
publicity, Mrs. Oscar Kaus;
,b.
•honorable mention, Mrs. MsCoy. son;
'and budget* Mrs. A. F.
\i tlir conclusion of the meet. mention, Max Tilly.
Outstanding feature, Mrs. \V finance
Burns; publications, Mrs. Ernest
Marigolds, brown and sold nr- McCoy,
', t jociiil hour was held with
Schumann; reception ami hospi
M. Shoe, Mrs. L. II rangemunts, first, Mr.s. R. J. GeilMr-. ',.,.Jnlni
Asters, best specimen, fir
tality, Mrs. Marinus Andersen
Mrs Stephen Papp and iiiK"; second, Mrs. Stephen Papp;
Mra.
Myron
Kintcv.
welfare, Mrs. Charles E. Boland
p. F. Tbornall acting
third, Mrs. Alhcrktson, and honorBowl arrangement, first, Joh_. thrift, Mrs. Mary Fauroat.
Nngy; second, Mrs. L, IT. Tyler;
Legislation, Mrs. Arnold Non
third, Miss Goorgie Thornall, and nenberg; juvenile protection an
honorable mention, Miss Thorn- safety, Mrs. William Bryana
health, Mrs. William L. Bennett
UWH_ all.
The judges were, Mrs. Thomas parent-Teachers' magazine, Mis:
14oz Canton Flannel
Leahy, of Woodbridg-e, J. Wnhren- Gcorgie Thornall; movies, Mis
dorff, of Perth Amboy, and Jacob Elizabeth PfeilTer; transportation,
Mrs. Nathan A, Gross, and MothRtruve of Raritan Township.
ers' Club, Mrs. Adam Zimmerman.
Following- the business session,
ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY
a program arranged by Mrs. L.
CLAUSENS HONORED
, . are ready for you in your nearby ASCO Store.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Clausen, H. Tyler was presented and reSr., celebrated their fifth wedding freshments were served.
Nutritious Foods for the cooler weather — at prices
unnivcrsary recently at their
•M -nive you money.
"lOiiH'.
During the day warty DR. DE LONG DISCUSSES
friends and relatives stopped in CHILD'S ESSENTIAL .NEEDS
Where Quality Counts & Your Money Goes Furthest
"The Essential Needs of the
to wish them well and at 7 o'clock
reception was held at Ye Cot- Child Tojtsiy" were discussed b;
Dozen
Selected
Qetd'Siat FRESH
Imitation Leather
tage Inn for the family and close Dr. L. R. De Long, supervising |
principal of the township
schools
friends.
1
Bound
I'red P. Hanson acted as toast- at the first meeting of the Sand
Hills
Parent-Teachers'
Associamaster for the evening, anVl Rev.
Fred Zimmerman of Mctueheii tion. Thn meeting wan presided
1
pave the invocation. Mr. Zim- over by Mrs. Michael Milcsik.
iaching, boiling "t use
Mvery egg guaranteed.
During the business session
merman read ii poem which he had
in the sick roiiin.
composed in honor of the occa- which preceded the speaker, a resion and later spoke. Miss Mary port was given by Mrs. Harold
Yoagor of Bonhamtown snnjr "I Peterson, chairman of memberI.ove You Truly," and "Moonlight ship, on the drive which is being
LONG ISLAND
and
Roses." Two members of conducted by the association. The
LBS
Ihi' croup who had known Mr. and class mothers, Mrs. R. McCoy,
Mrs. Clausen for over T.-10 years, Mrs. Peter Christiansen, Mrs. A.
CWIi.u Chri.-k'iir.cri of I\ i:;oh,"an<i
!OO!b. bag $1.29!
Chris Anderson of Perth Amboy,
Reinforced Heel
t'ave brief reminiscences of forty following- appointed by the presipkg 5c
7c Prim Choice Rice
dent:
Mrs
Nels
Kistrup,
Mrs,
C.
and Toe
years ago. Ernest Christophet2 12-0/ tumblers 27c
Hom-de-Lite Jellies
sen and his orchestra played and Blanchard, Mrs. Nels Mathiasen |
and Mi's. Willard Dunham.
Mr. Christophersen later sanp;.
ASCO Corn (('rushed or Golden Bantam)
The president announced the
During the evening congratula- Fall county council meeting will
2 No. 2 cans 27c
tory remarks were made by Sam- bu held a t the Clara Barton School
3 No. 2 cans 25c
Prim Brand Tomatoes
uel Wiley of Metuchen, Peter on October 18, an all-day session.
4 tall cans 23c
ASCO Evaporated Milk
Fedderson of Perth Amboy, R. B. Announcement was also made of
$5.00 Down
4 tall cans 23c
Farmdale Evaporated Milk
Itowell of Hichland Park, William the school of instruction to be
STURDY AS OAK
Spurlock of Nixon, Mayor J. Entile held at the Woodrow Wilson Hotel
1
$5,00
a Month
2.20 Weight Denim Overalls
of Raritan Township, Philip Flynn in New Brunswick, starting Oclb
of Perth Amboy, Soren Fedderson tober 27.
Carrying Charge
and Jackets
Creamy
of New Brunswick, Miss Marie
The
attendance
prize was
Erilcaen of Newark, Charles Henry awarded to Room No. 1. The hot
New be&ttty and greater efficiency In ihh latest "Prosperity"
iH'Vuinus and Nutritious—Try some baked with Macaroni.
of Perth Amboy and Jens Jensen. lunch project was discussed and
gas rangre.j Lustrous ivory porcelain enamel finish with blatk
Among those present were; Mr. a questionnaire will be sent to all
trim. Equipped with oven control and flash lifijhtcr. Insu9c Mueller's
n
<)-(
nnd Mrn. Ii. W, Clausen, Jr., Willated to keep heat in. Easily cleaned. A r(erfect baker. See
asking for. donation of
liam, Robert and Donald Clausen, food and help in preparing
pkfc 3
it; make your own comparisons—then judge!
p p g same,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clausen, Le- R
t i
l h
Reservations
for th
the luncheon
to
Roy and Miss Beverly' Clausen, be sponsored by the Association
A nutritious dish for fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. End, Miss will close on October 15.
Christina End, Mr. ami Mrs. Chris
Joint October Session
Fedderson, Ray Fedderson, Mr.
The October meeting- will be a
3-Pc. Sauce Pan Set
and Mrs. Edward Wilson, Mrs. joint one of all the P. T. A.'s in
6 Cup Percolator
Challenge Quality
Margaret Dudlinir, Mable, Ooris, Raritan Township and will be held
Heavy Aluminum
Marjraret and Benjamin Dudlinpr. October 9 at the Piscataway
From
Coast
to
Coast
Mrs. Harold Peterson
Also: Mr. and. Mrs. William School.
Knudson of Metuchen, Miss, Ruth will be in charge of transportation.
Pfvill'ei- of Piscutaway. Elmer Fis- tion
The
cher of Fords, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
officers and departo th
Anderson,
, Mr. and Mrs. Marimi.s ment heads for
the new"year"are
Ou
kly
a
Andersen,_Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jen- j -^, , follows:
President, Mi-s.
P
Michael
Milcsik;
vice-president,
sen, Mrs. F. Hanson, Mrs. L. II;inson, Fred P. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Peter Christiansen; secreCharles Henry, John fhristensen, tary, Miss Mena Diamond,, and
treasurer, Mrs. Carl Cold. The
Hiss Carrie Christensen.
Membership, Mrs. H.
$4 Down; 55 MonthlyAlso: William Spulock of Nixon, chairmen:
program, Mrs, Martin
Mayor and Mrs. J. Enple of Rari- Peterson;
Plus Small Carrying
O'Hara; health and safety, Mrs.
5 Distinct Tumblers
Forged Steel
ASCO Tomato Soup
can Sc
tan Township, Miss 1Mary Erikson A. Kovatch; hospitality, Mrs. R.
Head
Charge
and H. Erikson, Si ., of Newark, McCoy; welfare, Mrs*. Kalman;
Crackled Finish
ASCO Sliced Bacon
\'z 11) pkg. 16c
Hickory Handle
Mr. and Mrs. A. Erikson of Eliz- ways and means, Mrs. Hans LarASCO Beans with Pork
4.cans 19c
abeth, A. Erikson, Jr, and Miss son; reception, Mrs. Nels Kistrup;
10 Tube Receiver
Cold Seal Macaroni or Spaghetti
2 pkg.s 15c
Muriel Erikson of Fprds, Mr. and entertainment, Miss Sue PodelefElectric Dynamic
Mrs. Peter Fedderson of Perth sky; budget and finance, Miss M.
Amboy, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown Rudihoc, and publicity, Mrs. J.
Speaker
of Carteret, Mr. and Mrs. William Cramer.
Victor
• 16 21c
Murphy of Nixon, Joseph VanderAutomatic Volume
After the business session rehocf and Mrs. R. Vanderhoef.
Acme I
/6 tin 27c
freshments were served with Mrs.
.
Control
'
Vuur quickest nnd surest source of coffee satisfaction
Also: Mr. and Mrs. Soren Fed- Martin O'Hara and Mrs. R. McCoy
is your nearby ASCO Store.
derson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward An- acting as hostesses.
Tone Compensator
derson of New Brunswick, Rev.
ASCO Pancake Flour (New Milled)
pkg 10c
and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman of Me—Mrs.
Hans
Peterson
and
Mrs.
Super-heterodyne
ASCO Table Syrup
can 10c
tuchen, Miss Henrietta Clausen, Jacob Anderson of Raritan TownMr. and Mrs. Charles Christensen ship were the g-uests Monday eveN.B.C. Graham Cracker*
pkg 17c
Circuit
and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hanson of ning of Mrs. C. Andersen of Perth
N.B.C. Ginger Snap* or Fig Bars
2 lbs 25c
Gets Police Calls
Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wiley Amboy.
of Metuchen, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Wilbert's Floor
—'Walter
Allen
and
Thomas
-i k I T ' S
Ilowell and Walter K. Wood of Slaight spent the week-end as the
!>t
Highland Park, George Peterson house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
can
of Metuchen, Steve Strapko, Mr. Albert Armstrong of Atlantic
"
"
^
can
.
and Mrs. William Lund of Pisear» i -v
Both for
invay, Mr, and Mrs, Philip I'lynn, ity.
<an
1 Babbitl s L e
—Mr. and Mrs. Harry GallaPermanent
Jlr. and Mrs. William Maloney
nd Miss Martha Borup of Perth gher of Gold Street have left for
AtJ
Dulux
Finish
a two weeks' tour of the New
Amboy.
« _ ! < _ ) & ! can Cleanser
)
England States and Canada.
If you are a professional or amateur Crafts-:
they will visit, a;t the
•
—,A son was born recently to While there
nian, Dick has a real ; message for you.
of Mr. Gallagher's sister
!
Mr. and Mrs. James Fortier, of home
and
brother-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pedaldoor
Bring your problem to pick. He can help
Caritan Townsliip,' at the Perth
Bennuitti, of Toronto
Amboy General Hospital. Mrs. Arnold
Opene'r
—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
J.
you.
Watch
him
demonstrate
Sears
new
Fortier prior to her niarrinRe was White and family motored to
0 S Cleanser (Magic Scouring Puds) 2 pkgS 25c__
'I
Miss Isabelle Miller, of Perth Am- Ifenhwst over the week-end,
line of Craftsman and Companion Power
boy.
!
Dole Pineapple
where they visited at the home of
Tools.
—Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Seel Mi- and Mrs. -Harold Sloe urn.
Automatic
:uid family of Amboy Avunue
notored to Middletown, Conn.,
SAI.K
iUlF
Dome Light
i.HANCiEltv t i p K10W JElt
I'ost Toa»tie»
8-oz pkp; 7c
over the week-end.
—Richard SeKK'i'l.has returned
Gold Seal Oats
20-oz pkg 8c
to his studies at Princeton UniASCO Peaches (Sliced or Halves) 2 big cans 31c
versity.
Trigger Tray
IN FIREPROOF BLDG.
—Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Tompkins EXPERT CRATING AND PACKRelease
itnd their daughter, Patsy are en- ING — REASONABLE PRICES
poyiiiffi a trip to Chicago and
JAS. MC COLLUM, INC.
{Sttt
Here's
Your
Chance
to
Get
One
'
Jalifoifnia,
129_IRV1NG ST.
RAH WAY
—M'ra. C. Bishop is entertiiinni(f her mother and father, Mr.
iiul Mrs. J. Lasher, of Catskill,
N. Y., for a few days.
—Joseph Betzler and his niece,
In our window is a super All-State Tire. To the nearest
Miss Frances Betzler, of Troy, N. Chrysler and Plymouth Agency
guess as to the mileage we will give a Super All-Stutc Tire
Y., are spending' the week1 us the ID Smith St.
EXTRA FANCY U. S. NO. 1 JONATHAN APPLES
Phone 4-0181
K e s t s of "Mr. and Mrs,1 Joseph
aiid
Tube to fit your carl
PERTH AMBOY
5 lbs. 23c — Bushel basket $1.95
Meyer of Amboy Avenue.
$5.00 Down
—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Malier
FANCY GRAPEFRUIT Fancy TOKAY GRAPES
entertained a number of their
CROSS
COUNTRY
BATTERIES
3
lbs.
25c
3 for 19c
friends Monday night at curds.
2Q% Reduction During Sale
-—Kenneth Neil.son in company
$5,00 a Month
NEW YORK STATE TOMATOES
with a ifroup Qf friends ure on a
r
Plus Small Carrying
lb 5c
IS PLATE
WITH YOUR OLD BATTEUY
two weeks' motor tour of the
Charge,
Snow White
West. They will stop in Chicago
No. 1 Yellow
to
visit
the
World's
Fair.
CAULIFLOWER
SWEET POTATOES
—Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Movhea_ 19c
HOURS
5 lbs. 19c
tenson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Daily,
10
to
12, 2 to 6 and 7 to 81 Hobart Street
Jamison
motored
to
Princeton
^ e invit© you to stop in and look around — see our
Wednesday, 10 to 12 only
Sunday.
Perth Amboy
''ne fresh merchandise—and then consider our fair
—Mr. and Mrs!. John Milton
l» ices. Prove to yourself that Quality Counts.
and their children, Donald and 89 Smith Street Tel. 4-2027
Caroline, of Amboy Road live tourStore Will Be Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Until 9 P.
PERTH AMBOY, N, J,
K " Price. KttectlviT lu _ Our '[WtSRRBBXBk ing the Eastern Stales on their
Storei in North Jertay and Vicinity.
annual vacation,
RARITAN TOWNSHIP
WORK SHIRT
New Fall Foods
Suede Cloth
Sport Jacket
C
Eggs 41 Eggs 29
U. S. No. 1 Grade White
Potatoes
Cheese
15
19'
23c Rich
$1.15
GARMENT
Macaroni or Spaghetti L ' 1 (
Del Monte Peaches largest can
Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 cans 2 0 c
Pure L a r d l b .
s *3
S1LVERT0NE
39
$OA.95
Lemon Iced Layer C a k e e, 4 9 '
29
Peaches
Coffee
TSCO
10*
49 C
19'
16 23c
Sx8
Curtain Stretcher
Steel Braces
'1.19
57'
Combination
Toatter and
Waffle Iron
•2.78
95'
Regular $4.00
The "BIG 6"
Wax
Bab-0 2 " 2 V ™P
COLDSPOT
39 i B
Electriq Refrigerator
Meet Dick Sanders
' y• 1V
Lux Flakes pkg. 9c, 21c Lux Soap j 3 cakes 20c
P & G Naphtha Soap
4 cakes 13c
Juice 2 "£!W
Scot Tissue
Waldorf Tissue
3 2 20
f
STORAGE
6"25
^cot Towels pkg 10c : Towel Holders each %lc
Eat More Fresh Produce ior Health
"GOOD "USED CARS"
• SEXTON o
Sears Sell Good Tires
FREE!
M15
[. MANN & SON
OPTOMETRISTS
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
-rs
Hobart Street
Perth Amboy
M,
WOODBRIDGE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.
FAGE TWELVE
I f e e Sables And Foxes, Even I! Your Whole Fortune
IsIn'Em,MostBeTre«tedJustTooC«M»y
;
To Achieve Correct 1934 Carelmnnt
DOKT WASTE MONET ON FOOLISH EXPERIMENTS
Steak And Potatoes Health Necklace Of Onions
May Be Qmte Wrong IS Extreme But Scientists
But It'sGood Dinner Declare I f s N o t A Bad Idea
ARRANGES SUNDAY PROGRAM
Don't Cringe A t New Style; Hamfcags This FaB
Nonchalant Design In Furs jAre Large, Tailored;
Acme Of Luxury This Year Most Carry^ Initials
Ordinary Meat Cuts May Venice Congress Ratifies Ancient Ideas On Value Of
Be Made Tender
'Doctor Bulb' As Aid In Preventing Disease;
By Dressing
j
yitra-Violet Rays Seen The Reason
h As
^
*"P g r t a » l A s
U Fashion, Shops Are
Reporting
10
OLIVE
BY 8 POPULAR SIZE
t
. i r w l d . •'•••
•
' '•,•
'.
> • . , ' . ••
Ker*Chpof!
st:!;riF'handbaps..
•';," - . ••;,-
nw.
'•'
Handkerchiefs Gay
And Sc Ate Sets
This Season
wives-have known a loBgtime) andifyoy weara
You Can Dial Your Cocktail Now
And So Solve Several Problems
it and then drink it out of the ?h&ktr—1-ui this shaker
drinking isn't as heathen as it sounds.
We don't kr.o*>v who thought up the idea but. imagine
it v.a; some one who pave a party one right f.r.d unsuspecting told the guests they could have any kind of a cocktail
thc-v wanted. They must r.avt-. !
ch:'.-en difft-rtr.l or.e? an<i made a
It'sUpToYou!
iot i-i i-hbkc; "ivishxp in •bct^'i'tri
?hak:n<r.- r.rrvisary.
Wh.at. ircirzr.Va-'.y. cid "he h.ott do •nit-h ~<h-'
•.vas jc-:"; t ' the drir.k after a p . a - j
••va? f.'.'.i-i".
A terrible r.rt-.i:-::;i .-.T so.u!;:r.
was tnese
srr.i.j
: ^ ^
AICC O n e
_,
,
Of
r
Success Of Permanent
Depends On Care
You Give It
i r e sui
yo'
^v
permar.em deperds or. the condiiior. of your hair, the type uf
'.vave yvo'^ cnoose and ".'K ctT-erator who rives it to you.
Prv. iif'-ii-ss hair doesn't
tikt L? <r::cc! a wave as healthy
hair that ha-5 an adequate fupp!y of na:urai oil. Certain permancnt? are be?: for special
type? of hair. And, as anyone
car: te'.l you. ar. experienced
operator who understar.d? the
iinricacifci of proper winding is
t^si'Mia'..
Generally fpcakinr. whether
or TIOL your new wave i? flatt e r i n s r . i t - i s u p tci y o u . Y o u
, %1-f. x^,fi nr*e to \vorrv abc.'Jt hot
FoOflS
.. FeU»
.
n ,
{That Is tasdy
Reheated
oil fhamr-oo= (you should have
at least ?ix before you r. ake ar.
ap,ointmen,,or.we^
t nt,
appointment for a pc-miantnt
and also about daih-brj5htr.tr.
ing- on the plr.c-e ana tvr-;
Decidmp
P.ic-j ;? one of the few foods
of wave is your own ---robirr.-..
1
which is easily reheated and does tot .
pot charrce fn flavor when reWhen you have fma".ly maJe
heated. Left-over rice may be the appointment, dor.': be err.added to boiling salted -water. barras.se-:i about seen-.inc- toe
Examine h
five minutes., then ffussy. E
drained and allowed to dry out make sure That, they are n;sde
.and flurT. or rk-e may b- reheat- i'J' a reputable company 'each
; M in the over, by addint" a iir.le | one is stamrtd i s.n-1 t.iat they
i water to the pan. covering and | nt-ver_ hav r beer; u-ed before,
•heatinp ur.tfi the rrain? are the:-; i-et ir.at tht- o:x-rator r.iakt-s a
• outrhly hot.
j te?t cur! before he wir.ds your
1 hair.
When t.rie neat r.as been
1
Here's How
turned orT and '.he pads removTo mat-ch your rouge perfectly, ed, ask for an oi:—r.et soap
pinch yi>ur cheek lightly and then and- .water—shampoo.
It wil!
rub a hot tin p":ate with, a clove
of trarlic. put in a tablespoon of
butter, a tea=noon of fait and a
cart of paprika. Place the hot
steal: in this hot dres^inc. then
transfer it to a h"t platter. Serve
irrirr.t -diattly with baked Fwett
rotp.t'jts ar.d corn fritters.
Corn Fritten
To tm.-!i cup of raw corn C'Jt
from the cob. allow out-half cut)
of cracker crumb? mixed with
'•Tit-half cup of milk. Add two
beaten etrs? and s-eason wish salt
;-.nd pepper.
Drop the baiter
from a larsre spoon into a pan contiir.inir a little hot butter or olive
oil. Co^k about live minute? or
'lniil hrnwri or, both side*.
Another rood way to cook fre?h
corn :.= to broil it. C'Jt r'rom the
f-ob and cook the kernel? in b''ilinc water for three minutes.
Drain them or. a towel, place in a
buttered pan and toast under tht
broiler until brown.
Cucumber Salad
Pare the cucumbers and .-!i:e
them .thin. Cover with cold v.'Etrr
and place in the re'frit'vrafr fr-r
hah" an hour. Pat dry or. a v.vel
nnd put in s =a!ad V-ow! with mild
onions sliced "bin, and a few
pieces r-f g-reen r.crper cut i 1 1'Jbor.f. Moisten with French dres?:n<r and cov-.-r with mint snipped
nne with scissor;. ( )
Toothpaste Fine Cleaner
For Silver and Leather
onions without puttinp tr.em :nt
necklactF. There
Tr.>;re are
are so many
pood ways to put the Doctor Bulb
on the table in tempting dishe=
that we don't have u> worry for
the present. Ever try scallopir.tr
onions and apples for a supper
dish'.' They art- pood served that
way.
the next tirrn.- yon Lave one '.-f
those bit', thick, juicy steaks, dor.'t
frv the onion?, i'us; take the bit".
LAST March we introduced a new milk
that, frankly, is the best we've ever produced . . . and that's baying something!
••'n-'crr "th? bi?per the onion
• V , . ,,-;
•uer'th • Q
r
Savor and cut the
b:t on es, soa k in milk, and roll in
flo'jr _ ar.d :.rv in deep fat for
Frtr.c:'. fried oni on?.
Onion Soup
1
If >'•ou are sh- JH of time onion
soup coma; in cans for more
nu-al? than the one which is perved '.!ib nor ninsr after the nijrht
before.
? j r inkl e pan-san cheese
f.Vtrr t he top of the piece of toast
1 •
Buked Apples De'tftratve
And Delicious As Well
; Eaked a ppi es. cooked with a
Silver iewejv w hii-h. has s:rf,.v-.'r. • syrup mad C from cid-l'a-ihioned
candi es. a re decodark and' tarrishe;i may have its ' red cir.nair;
Peel
'.'.'.stv:1 re - .~ved bv s;••rubbirtr i* '.v;:h rativv a? w el! as de iicio'.;s.
t:-jth;.aste.
ifu:.'iental'y. t .oth the armies an d nlac e th tr.i ir. a
r
ti'j'.viier r;:akv? an i-ic-c-lk-i!". civ;-:.- i . a k i n - ' d : ^
Eoil i t 0 t•innanion
s(-r f-j.r ">vh:tv ;:.tei:t leather t >-. k- car.iiii-s wi th water ur..til thev
etbooks. S^ake th v :-v-.v..:vr i n to ' form a ra t h t r jhic k ?yTUT' and
the b.';[!•. ru:. har..: ar.: wit e on i pour it ove•r i he apf 'les.
Bake in
i the usual w ' a V . bastinir fr eauentlv.
with a daniti c.t-t.-.
•
We're not boasting — really. We're just
stating facts. And we're telling you about
' our better and richer Sheffield SEALECT
— the milk that tastes like cream.
Make this move right now . . . to Sheffield
SEALECT. A mere phone call to our nearest branch will bring it to you whenever
(and wherever) you say.
As you may know, we first produced
SEALECT Grade-A in 1913, after 72 years
of experience. And when iye did, we started
something —the grading of milk.
WOULD YOUR TIRES
PIONEER ACHIEVEMENTS
2. Certified raw milk.
Well, we've taken another step now, and
further improved this milk. And if you're
one of the minority who haven't yet tried
SEALECT, now's the time, when you're
changing to new quarters, to change to this1
new milk!
For it brings you more vigor , : . and
more vitamins (because it's the cream in
inilk that holds the vitamins). And it
conies—every drop of it — from herds to
which more natural cream-producing cows
have been added. That's why it tasjes like
cream. And from cow to capping its purity
is protected by rigid inspection, pasteurization, and strict laboratory-control. A
delivery system, developed through 93
Buys a
k \tort
1. Commercially pasteurized milk,
3. So/f-cfird certified
naVi. |
GRADE-A MILK
Drink more milk-ivs
Skidding—cause o/ 5Vi time's inure
accidents t h a n blou-outs-—becomes
in^re dangerous as arinter a/i^roacfii-'S.
For quickest stof>s buy " G o " GooA>
s a f e s t b y $,400
iCbi--
When you must suddenly jam on y ur
brakes, averting an accident often h-a
matter of inches. Well, stop te^'.p "H
slippery pavement show: on sin
tires you slide 77^ farther, on •
new tires you slide 14^- to
farther than on new "G-3" <>
year All-Weathers. That'^
Goodyear Margin of Sad-'.y-'1
big reason why more v-"'^
buy Goodyears than .my
other tire. Since it COM * y'u
nothing extra, why liot
ba;ve this margin of
safety oa your (••• ^
30*3 4
Built with Supeftwist Cord, A lifetime g u a r a n t e e d
, Gopdyear—fullovefj size—with Center
I Traction lor quick
| ops a n d tough
thick tread fur long
I mileage. Value you
I get because Goodyear Dealen sell the
m o s t t i r e s — by
millions!
4.50-20
4.75-19
$3,65
$4.70
$5.20
4.40-21
4.5021
5.00-19
$4.45
$4.90
$5.55
fao«
NOWI
THE NEW
TYPE " H "
GOODYEAR
ALL-WEATHER
RHODES 6ERVlf£|
STATION
Cor.
A « B « 1 St
TRUCK BALLOON
AVENEL
Designed for fast over-thehishway service on truck* wU
trailer*. Now you can expect
sensational reaulla. Phone for
salesman. ,
LUND'S
SERVICE STATION
$55 New BmiuwJ'-1'
A
'
FORDS
» subject to ch-dujt without notice. State Sale* T»», if »u), »(JdlUon«J. A
.
•i
1138 East Jersey St.
Ritz Theatre Buiklir:/
ELIZABETH
Telephone- EL. 3-7(5-1
GOODYEAR
SPEEDWAY
5. Sealect Grade-A
pasteurized nsilkP
Sheffield Farms
RANGE
Hemmendinger, k ,
il. Against road
hazards.
2. Against defects for
life.
, {eatures
4. Gradep milk.
DUAL-FUEL
years—prcnvd
DOUBLY
GUARANTEED
SHEFFIELD
BENGAL
(,!*
GOODYEAR
ALL-WEATHER
43% Longer NonSkid Mi
No Extra Cost.
years of constant growth, brings it to you
promptly and courteously.
A Bengll for the whole family to'enjoy wilh its coal
oven, i u p i even and its
fine gal broiler. The coal
half is etpttUIly for winter
- 4 o r food, for warmth, for
plenty of good t o t water. Tlio
gas half it eplendid for summer—keeping lhe kitchen
cool and the cooked food
boL Supreme Bengal is b(-JUtifal CDongh (or the finc:t
home in the land. Approved
by Good Housekeeping Institute. Put it in your own
kitchen!
•'r-l.T-
thn Tit-rn:ar,i-.rt w.-.1.'!-
THIS NEW MILK!
TKat't die Suprtmt Bmml
y
"l
juicy ones and lice them so, fine
you can scarcely see the slices and
served them with :he steak."
A bailed onion pie with a mashed pot i;;0 '-''."•
:Ti anotner exce!:ent w av tc- Tr.ake a fro&d dish out
r.-T tirn TF!.-- ir.^rred lents.
For " 'i-jft r .E". r. boiled onions.
-Ai- co r .k'njr a n d
serve w:':h th;kk hot cream which
[In this way you will nevy offend I odor, leave your hair soft, .-ilky
thy a garish shade.
I and easv to manaeeJ.
it
UNDER WATER
."1
dia! .-r.akt-v; we're talkir.c about.
They :-'.ir.i about six inches hisrh
and •;,";:". the diai or. the very top.
which :? rabilec
w.ti; ,-offie cozen
. ..
inimt-5 :.'. c-cc-i'.tii'iF. The shal;er
' cover, w'r.in turned over, become-?. a ?Tr.sr; -:-i:.c'i-r^si: £r]ti>s ar.d ^ s^^al'l
one ride of the
strainer
iht shaker makes the
:
thine ship shape. The cor.tr^ptic.r.
.hold? about three <irir.k-;.
I They come in set? o; ;TO and
i-four ivhk'h are held ::-?: ir: a
;tray an^^ car. be shaker, all to- :
'gether in spite of the fart that on*
'shaker may hold a rr.artir.i. or.-:ian ciransre blossom, one a, Man;
hatpyi and another a bacar/k co--ktailr Our unfortunate/hoft: i?
ido'ubtk-.-.'iy !:o-.v happy/with no '
shaker or drink...residdt problem,
m
KEETONTONS
sa\;ants think theyTh:; <-o7!-jb:nation
is all wrong j of them
rdir.p so1 laboratory'esperuihave a aeutralimne effect oh com- <which floats in each soup T'*When you'use the jtr-etp"'/'-' •
1
;.,„ v
•'.--.
. i n J * Meat
i raon colds and related nasal d i ^
u"><" ,._•,.
knoiv just
how.** rfiould
never expect thein ti.masqui--.": '
1
No
matter what nawe' tht'","-:"'
c.'_r 'proteins'. atid carbohydrates,.'.
But-it is disturbing, tV&, to
onior. '•'•">
wy ann on
Bz: sine* pearly all men,'..and consider where we might ber led. bears, i f i s always
a little ~ — >- long
''— way,
' },^
- '
cu:'t'p a-let of T w e i > simply revel If- onions shouM c,otne into the •^ood
g
^ ' s kitchen the oni';inode
sufficiently'to
break
into
;r. *'• dinner'.like this,' it. is Only high society the perfqme.'^t a bkli is never e^nptjr. •"•
•
fjiif''iha- they should hare it once rtrould ' be—^ppressiyc-to -prft it
. B u t if yoa 'weep'onion
•<•
p
n
prepare
to B h ^j them",
repare to
th
them
nw '
in a while. Ev?a though'they --•'-" : - "AIM!, immediately* we b«- pp
i d t l it
may know-;thal ir, the eye*'.of the ;m i? wonder whether 'if onion evidently its vogue is about •-,'•'
b u t ywi may save VV •
9rie'rti.fi i t 'is a »in. the? willlike fragrance >s good, is garlic better? wend,
s byy keeping them vind"-" •'•'.;'
it-nPnUhfleps.- ' • • * . • •
Suppose, just suppow, «iat orupni ttears
e r when t>eeliny
' ' '"
With the exception of the steak, became a health fad like s p u w h ter when
wr.ich is an eitrarapant item, all !>i>d carrots—*n onion a day and.
.the other foods for this weal an] a]]'that sort of thing! 0 •
_ '
•nexT.tnsive becauf-e they are so ! B u t to be a littje more senotjs,
1
.T-/
plentiful
'
1
this
old
Doctor
Bulb,
as
the
onion
V{
'
Broiled Steak
| has Jong been known, was credited
• Tr-e ^teak should be at least 2 ^'th unusual health power ,cepwMi
thick.
Although porter-1 J 0 " " a P° ">? o n e o m o n ' w ; o u l d
A fOUH-HOU StOVE
house ;<r sirloin are the approved j be hungr up m a room to keep
{» sutmtr
Min Pffiff.r will be in charge of the R*!1T Day actiritiet, C-JI? for broilinp, less expensive i *™y sickness and to neutrahte
" impurities
of rooms filled people.
p
pp
A
FOUR-HOLE
STOVE
Hfak
can
be
cooked
to
a
state
of
2! tht Firit Prttbyttrian Church on SuntJsv,
Evidently, the old timers knew.
tenderness
youvinegar/using
will soak it first
in olive oil ifand
the ! but they didn t know the 'why.
•j«ua' rrtipnrtion of" three t a b l e - i A n ( J n o w t h e " w h > 1B explained
O t AM OGHT-HOLI STOVE
spcons of oil and one of vinegar, j—onion's intense rays are prePut in a flat-bottomed dish and , sumably of an ultra violet type.
soak the steak in it for an hour, j
Onion Duhei
half a_r. hour on each side. Placf ; So while the savants are dtlva hot broiler ar.d broil about j n g a n ( j suggesting and we await
fevtn minute? or. each ?ide. ' t ^ e
word, we can enjoy O'Jr
Dial your o^:n drink is The new motto. Choose h. dial Wbtri the ?teaV: if almo?t dnnu. i
in*-' -latter- capacity,-which' lnaV:ef
1
pif.iis.!b}e|i'.itfc«Mjeport' that tttffity
'(•cviaH 'fashion- w h e n - i t totnes 4a
Thii» season the 'vpt(* potf to. tailQ'rt-d" tia4T&.''^tfi^ a £^>6d • healtfiv
H1 >j\-£. indnsaremeirt or larger•The 'moFt • popular, decoration is
l i e owner's initials. Calf, is the
d£rtinie t a g .aiktetial, Faede for
a«-ssup.'afternoon use, -with novelty leathers kluding
and "oigsidn.
nnmbfer of cmise, dance ! ostrich.
r
,th«t t i e designs
and sports- handl;«Khjefs fb*- i - We
ing1 spld in 'the quality brackets this season sutpeSte taa* i of .ibexn come, fPoft' Parh and
buyers of kerchiefs are in s most of tihewst from Vienna.
I The .evolution of the haadbap
pay moo4
iis something. Once women carThis .season's handkerchiefs 'ried change purses, t i e story
art featuring- initials,-especial- poes, but )onp skirts catr.e in and
ly monograms. "The dance ac- ;the purse hand found another occessories include net, •wita a cupation—lifting skirts to l;ee;
'them from dragging- in the e t m : .
taffeta trim and much SCMT jSo a chain was fastened to :'r.e
materials, swrh as chiffons., 'pocletbook and it was rjfr'trjdvi
Most of the cruise numbers I from the wrist. Some p-tr;:-j? y'av
I an opportunity in tr.t shirt-a-si-:
teem to have a lace trim.
Land skirt costume ani de:i:-:r.
t K> new,
Printed handkerchiefs are I the purse mig-'n: be ra-.r.i: or. ".r.~
» I t is not entirely a question of • important, more so than ,:n | belt. So de
jnoney. VTe havt all t««n -sronMn. 1&33, beciuse of t i e new colors bap.
dressed in handsome materiaif,
Then wowitn wtr.t back ".:
rich fors, even wearinp fine ;•&•»- and effects and because so
d r y , who, nevertheless, vm so: many of them match new dress- | carrying their bap.- ard i- r.a:k
Well dressed—simply because their es.
Appliques,
especially j strap to slip over" the hir.d «-i,
clothes, expensive as they were. awtring-striped, which many (tised. Lonp handles and c-htir.s
i tame back for a while.
did not suit them.
mistake for-prints, are moving
Unless you are pretty sure in
j
Finjernail Aid
your own mind what is in OK be- well among the special numi Beautiful nails 'are ever desircoming- to you—flat furs or lonc- bers.
Although-the fastidious male :ab!e. Keep a little jar of zinc
haired furs; tvaiAcoat, cape, stole
or collar—it is best to let a frknri can .buy plenty of matched tie, oxide powder in the bath room
cabinet.
When tht hands 'an
tell you. T%e better furriers ap- sock and handkerchief sets and
preriat* that rjone of TIE can af- can match many of the Fall ;i.horoug-hly lathered with soap, dip
ford to 'wasH- money en failure?. suits, he probably vr,Y. also be an oranjre stick in this powder
on unsuccessful experiments, and interested in th* f^'.:. whites • and apply -under the nai's. It i;
•will help you to se't-ct ju?t the woven especially fCT rr.ono- a poodj bleach and also helps to
right furs for your t>7>e.
heal abrasions.
pramminp.
Sot if y o i "srpc',8 hi "("MiiiiH. fart" j W ' n t ap-JH-ir'M tafc.-yh
nblef <St yofcr -ftixfs casually, as
if tber hac- fceec, -in 'M- family
f<* years »nfi xbe ^Mb'-y furrier
bftd just -whipped. lh«;a; iiSO'a M i
shape/even thocpi cw y J t * j I* a
.. vie* ssd <3e<?*T*tt jiurefcas* in"ToWnp your liU'i ssvih^s.
. . After you stady- the • sepiitt*
furs that ire making1 fashion headlines this Jai! :t viil be pretty.
difficult to remember -what the
oripnal animal looked like, so
freely hare tfct cotters and sewers :
turned out new shapes is eapdete,,
collarette?;, rwnd collars, stole?
mod teir. iii nations of cape and
stole.. Now, instead of tie B3honette being built to shoulder an
animal scarf, ih* anilhal warf is cat tip a»d manipulated to enhance the silhouette. Sri eff«i that
makes you vract to get the new
note into year cc'stume—new or;
WHEN PEELING
I.T-. way 10 make the family
N e c k l a c e ' o f o n i o n s — w h e r e are t h e s e scientists ].-• ••
r-;.d ;":;a:. Fan i« here is to serve l i n g us? As you m a y h a v e r e a d r e c e n t l y , world <?av;.>'•"
ar.-wrwional old-fa&hioji.ed m e a l . w h o are c d e f e r r i n g over in Venice on r a d i o biology \•'••_,
f iroiied steak and potatoes. fo3- b e e n devoting hoiirs of "study 'jto t h e v i r t u e of t h e hum'''-'
• by srenerous Helpings,, of "onion,
i t ss eeem
m s it is a p
p o w e r f u l r a d i a t o r (which
onion, it
(hic "
important
The .......
,h
fe
an
coat..lined 'with enniEf'" .,
. for tfce simple reason that
Desii'gTier? art p'rerry srachtJaht fibout the way* they
lusdle precious.fUis. If you are one, to crinpe at the fight
of •'imsMiequiB,drEppir.F £ silver fpx cape d o r p .the floor
asif it'were just one pf'those things'yori inay FtiH prefer TO ' pi» of nisteria] and 'rills. • It i?
. t a w ' yta-r .f
j
I f a k -Bide »nfi'-lauswpjBMf ftvr'-c
Umt flMHrt*'tj§.' iipr.rtE.ch
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1934
—Mr. and Mrs. Frank AllgalKf
—John Bognar, of Stamford,
—Mr. ami Mrs. Ctalcn SimonMRS. HO3IC HOSTESS
jonn., is a Riiest of his mother entertained a number of friendi-ap
kiw
have
left
their
home
on
TO CLUB MEMBERS
t a card party Friday evening;,'m
Imith Street for a two weeks' .nd father, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 'he guests included: Mr, and Mr*.:-,;!!
Mrs. Hosic acted, as hostess to
our of the New England States. ognar of Bnyvinw Avenue.
tho members of her club Wednes—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fishor !. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Art- "
—Mrs. George Lawry, Mrs. M.
day afternoon at a tea.
iliksen, Mrs. ' Lorotta Smalyak nd their son Michael were guests .ur Mamaty, Mr. and Mrs, C. J!i |
By KATHERYN HAWKINS
During the afternoon cards
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russell Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Han- :
PHONE P. A. 4-2328-J fere guests of Mrs. Nora LawTy ff Maplewood,
HOPELAWN REPUBLICANS
en, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Snywere played nnd high scores made 17 WILLIAM STREET
Sunday.
f Jersey City.
I MA ,'VBRATES V BIRTHDAY
SPONSOR A DA.NCE
by Mrs. Arnold Martell, Mrs.
—Chris Cl'ark, Herbert Mundy, ler.
—Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ennicw
I C I • •„« Travera was hostes:.R to a
A dance was hold by the Hope- Catherine Munroe, Mra. Amanda
•Misa Mary Snyder haa re-'
\!il IT
ind their daughter, Doris, motor- ohn Petruski, and Michael SalaMISS DUNCH HONORED
of friends on h e r fourth lawn Republican. Club at the Hanson and Mrs. Stephen Stew- MISS SULLY ENTERTAINS
'd to Asbury Park Sunday, where jik spent the week-end on a camp- ,urned home after a brief stay '•
AT
SURPRISE
PARTY
iinnivcrsary Monday.
FRIENDS
AT
A
PARTY
h v
art.
Guests
were
present
from
Hopelnwn School Suturdny night.
with her sister, and brother-inc ,
Miss Irma Dunch was the guest hey viewed the wreck of tho ng trip to Little Ferry.
' Vooms were decorated in Many novel features were present- Fords, Perth Amboy, South AmMiss Eileen Sully was hostess
—George Ostermillcr, of New- aw, Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Won-;K
',',,,1 blue with multi-colored ed for the quests' enjoyment. boy, Plain field and Anbury Park. to a number of her friends, Sat- of honor at a surprise party held MOITO Castle.
.'s
-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Runn- ark is spending some time as tho ikic of Little Ferry.
' rs hanging from t h e ccil- Chris Peterson's orchestra pl'ayed
After the games, Mrs. Morton urday night at her home on Crows nt her home on Oakland Avenue
guest of hip grandparents, Mr.
Ben Scholtfelt, son of Mr. .'••:••
•i'.. c a d i streamer w a s at- for the dancinp which started at Applegate of Asbury Park enter- Mill Road. The rooms were deco- Sunday night. The rooms were yik were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Zoltan Papp of Tottenville nd Mrs. Stephen Kunnie of and Mrs. Anthony Scholtfclt, is •
balloon which served as •8 o'clock.
tained by singing several KongH. rated in keo,ping with the Fall sea- decorated in white and green S. I. Saturday night.
''lorida Grove Road.
<i a
confined to his home with the ;
streamers nnd candy was attached
,„, t.h« little guests.
The chairman of the affair wan She was accopanied at the piano son and hats and horns were the to the end of each streamer !\a
'
,',
—John Snbo of. Bay View Ave—Mr, and Mis, Joseph Still) rippe.
favors received by the guests. A
i r i were played nnd pri7.es John Gi'ccowil.7...
William Han- by Mrs. Oscar White.
favors for the guests. A buffet nue was a recent visitor at Rocky nnd their daughter Mary spent
—Mr, and Mrs. John Stasse of '
^tullVd dogs were won by sen nnd William Larson were his
Those present were: Mrs. Frank dancing contest was hold for tho supper was served. Dancing and Hill.
•iundiiy us the guest of Mr, :rn<' Crows Mill Road and Mr. and T
ninlt, Stanley Trav- assistants.
Dawe, Mrs. John Keller, Miss liea- best couple doing tlie fox-trot, limes were provided.
(iiiwro:.•—Mr. and Mrs. John Dudns of Mrs. T. J. Thomson of f'ranfoTd. Mrs. Theodore Steiner of Perth ••';:
tricc Akerson, Mrs. Morton Apple- the waltz ,and the tango. The
I Evelyn Mroczkowski. KeThose present were: Misses
—Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank King Amboy inotore'd to Atlantic City ; ,
ate, Mrs. Charlotte Emmons, winners of the fox-trot were: Miss Emma Talent's, and Anna Tackacs Oakland Avenue entertained rel
!!|.iiln were served fit a table MRS. PARKS HOSTESS
?:
nnd their daughter Elsie nnd t.hei over the week-end.
iirs. Ruth Macan, Mrs. Peter Millie Medvtcz and Arthur Dolan. of Carleret; M'ary Darah, Ma ntives from Passnic Sunday,
• HI with Mickey Mouse and AT A LUNCHEON
The winners' of tho tango were:
son Frank, Jr., were entertainei,
—Theodore
Snho
motored
tr
•Mr.
and
Mrs.
Erwin
Wright
-;
Woody,
Mrs.
Catherine
Munroe,
,. birthday cake with four
Mrs. Stephen Parks enlerthilda Yuhas, Louise Dnrnb, Irene
.. Mouse candles on it dec- ained a number of her friends at VTrs. Amanda Hansen, Mrs. Ste- Stephen Papp, and Miss Murk>l Vass, Elizabeth Docs, Eleanor Asbury Park to view the wreck ol by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Traino hnve returned to their home in. ,
Wilson, and the winners of the
of Tottenville, S. I., Saturdaj Rhode Island after a brief visit ;
i llir center of tho table.
luncheon
Monday
afternoon. ihen Steward, Mrs. Oscar White, waltz were Miss Beatrice Hansen, Harhoe, Helen liarboe, Helei tlio MOITO Castle.
ovetiing.
with Mr. Wright's mother, Mrs.
. ,]iihlren present wore: Ar- Cards were played and high scores •Irs. Michael Bernard and Mrs.
—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
S«b(
Kovacs,
of
Perth
Amboy;
Grnc
and Charles Joy. A buffet supper
—Miss Beatrice Jerard has re Fjmmn Wright of Smith Street. /
Ti;ivinsky, ISe.at.rici: Keller, made by Mrs. Cole, .Mrs. Michael tarry Mayer.
and
Joseph
nnd
I.
Bernard
spen
Vamos,
Irma
Dunch,
Mary
Her
was served by the 'hostess nt midKeller, Louis Piskovsky, Parks, Mrs. Socbach and Mrs. Ap—Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompecky, Hetty Dunch, Anna Kgri the week-end as the guests of Mr turned to her home after an ex
..,• T ravers, Estellc (iawron- pli'Kate.
—Miss Lois Clark is enterlain- night.
and Mrs. Fred Eichlcr of Slum tended stay with -Mr. and Mri= son and", their son Donald, Jr.j
, ,
Those present were: Misses of Keasbey.
I'n'lvn Mt'0C7.kow|-ki, Joan
nfj
Miss
Hose
Ward
of
Summit
Michael Milkac of Richmond, Va have returned home after a two
Those present were': Mrs. ArAlso Frank Rakossy, John ford, Conn.
Millie Mcdvetz, Caroline Wilgus,
•],,;,nor Martinson,' John Pipthur Sherman, Mrs.. Cole, Mrs. "or a few days.
—Mr. and Mrs. John S7,abo o ' —Ml i s s Martha , Domicile. week's May with Mr. and Mrs.,
Arline Kennedy, Bo'artice Hflnsen, Taknes, Stephen Phillip, John
Josephine Gawroniak and Si'ebnch, Mrs. Applcgatc, Mrs.
—Mr. and Mrs. .Stephen Clar- Muriel Wilson, Elizabeth Doland, Armstrong, George Gall, a n Oakland Avenue entertained Miss Caroline Lamp and Minnie Soo Martin Thompson of Bordentown,
•
• '.
• Travel's.
Michael Parks, Mrs. Frank Young1, dek, Mr. and Mrs. George Clar- Marjorie Hanson, Martha Papp, Michael T.akacs, of Carteret; Step Mary Sznbo of Perth Amboy, at I motored to Atlantic City ove Pa.
\j.,i -Mi'. anil Mrs. Michael Mrs. Henry Eisner nnd Mrs. Ken- iick and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Georginia Sully.
the week-end.
—.Mr. and Mrs. E. Smibh, MisS
hen Tarr, Goza Chir.i, Michael I-their home recently.
'/onnell motored to Atlantic City ' Messrs. (Stephen Pappj Charles Orosz, George Jacob, A. Jacob, I
,',i.:, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen neth Morrison.
'
—Stephen Jofnd and Stanley attic Smolif,'!i, Miss Arlinet-Miss Margaret Kiraly nnd
vcr the week-end.
•Livid an<l Mr, and Mrs. SlariJoy, Artlhur Dolan, Audrcw Krutz, Buddy Jacob, Anton Koltar, John iliss Ethel Kiraly spent Friday in ISmalley were the week-end guests udusdky, and Mr. and Mrs. Toth'
'I'riivinsky.
HOPELAWN A. A.
—Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tood are Russell Hopper, Michael Stanley, Litncr, John Matisz, Albert MilYork, where they visited with of relatives nt Beach Haven.
motored to Connecticut over th«
PLANS CARD PARTY
ntertaining Mr, and Mrs. P. F. Carl Jackson, Arthur Sully, John ler, Stephen Chismar, of Perth riends.
—Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sully cek-end wfliere.they visited a t
Mr. and Mrs., William SecTimmley, and Miss Katherine Peterson, Henry Anderson, Frank Amboy; Alex Berecky, Stephen
Plans
for
the
card
party
to
be
of
Crows
Mill
Roadwere
the
-—Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Futo
:• havi' returned to their home
Timmlcy of East Orange for sev- Michaels, Jack Modvetz.
SukncR and Joseph SaWa'cs, of ind grandson, Patsy, were visi- guests Sund'ay of Mr. and" Mrs. he home of Mr. ami Mrs. Thomas.';'.viw York after a two weeks' held October 4 by the Hopelawn eral days.
Keasbey and Johfa Varga and tors in Pennington on Thursday. Arthur Emerson of Asbury. Park. 3udisk.
' ••
.;
Athletic
Association,
were
comJiJ.IJV nt the home of Mr. RceStephen Bores of Hopelawn.
—Mr. -and Mrs. Peter Shinn;;:
-,—Mr. and Mrs. William Hard CLARA DONNELLEY
—Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McdJ o s e p h Dalina, Paul Kimash,
:,'• brother and. sister-in-law, pleted at the last meeting of tho
Also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yo, Michael Burchak, Joseph Klein, vet7, and their daughter, Millie ad as. their week-end gluestS) 1
organization. All panics will be
and Mrs. Frank Scebach, of in play and many prizes have been ,verc guests Sunday of relatives FETED ON BIRTHDAY
n Plainfield.
Little Miss Clara Donnelley Mrs. Alex Berecsky, Andrew Vn- fohn Petcrcsnk and John Krayik motored to Asbury Park Friday Jr. and Mrs. 0 . Seimons of Eaa- /
il.:l|a drove Road.
mis and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew aw a baseball double-header at to view the wreck of the MOITO
secured to award to the winners
—Stephen Knowlton has re- was the guest of honor at a sur- Dunch of Keashey.
\lis-; Aliila Young and Miss in the different games.
on, Pa.
Lhe Polo Grounds in Now York Castle.
turned to his duties in Manhattan prise birthday party held at the
!]:ll iu' Eisner have returned to
-Mr. and Mrs, Walter Bright ,;:
—John Sully, Andrew Krutz,
between the St. Louis and New
nftcr his annual vacation. Two 'home of her grandparents. Mr.
,':,. iiuines after an extended
—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- weeks of ihis vacation were spent and Mrs. Clinton Donnelley of
—Mr. and Mrs. Ch'ades Fluggi, York teams.
and Michael Stanley spent Sun- ipent Saturday in Newark where ; |
v with relatives in Pcnnsylson and Miss Phyllis Peterson with relatives in South Carolina. Perth Amboy. The rooms were Smith Street, spent Thrusday
—.Walter Bertram of Crows day at Snndy Hook, fishing.
hey saw a theatre performance. ;*!
were the Saturday guests of Mr
visiting friends in Asbury Park.
Mill Road was the guest of friends i —Miss Arline Kennedy has roMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morri- nnd Mrs, Chris Peterson of New
—Miss Ruth Video and Miss decorated in white and gold
—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wagner v'J
—Thomas
Sakowski
is
on
his
turned
to
her
home
in
Keaabcy
streamers
and
Krazy
Kat
cutoute
Friday
at
a
party
in
Mctuehen,
i, jin.i family have returned to York City.
Caroline Jennings of Perth Amnd Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Lako ; ? ;
annual two weeks vacation from
after
spending
the
first
part
of
were
the
favors.
Games
were
—Miss
Margaret
Mandy
liad
as
].•,• ],nmo after a week-end spent • —Mr. and Mrs. Michael Culik boy motored to Atrtmry Park Monplayed and prizes won by Jane his duties as a salesman in New her recent guests Misses Margaret September at the home of hor were Asbury Park visitors, Sun- >
•.,,. quests of friends at Man- »nd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins day to view the Morro Castle.
Bamler, Carl Donnelley and York. Ho loft Friday on a tour of White and Anna Zilwi of Wood- aunt iind uncle, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack day.
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—Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Jennwere the guests Sunday of Mr. and
Kennedy of Middletown, Conn.
Marjorie Lamp. An exhibition tap the Southern States.
bridge.
—Miss Elizabeth Boch was the •
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Parks Mrs. Andrew King of Jersey City, ings fo Hopelawn entertained on
dance was given by little Miss
—Miss Betty Wilgus visited
—Misses Helen and Mary Ko—John Gunia and Michael Piat.,; yi-.• ii- son, Leonard, motored
—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kobu Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Sally Jerard and several piano kowski spent the wcok-»nd on
vacs of Fords were the guests friends in Trenton over the week Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
, \ i'liy Park Tuesday night to spent Saturday in Newark, when Arthur Jennings of Perth AmWilliam Hardy of New York City. •:
numbers were played by Arthur fishing trip to Beach Haven.
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen end.
boy.
; . • «;tl'i Mr, and Mrs. Morton they visited with Mr. and Mrs
Amundsen.
—Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Kupsch
—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Linn Poyti.
'.'::;'!<'.
Milton Einhorn.
—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ClauThose present were: Elsie King, and their son, Carl, of Spots
—Mr. and Mrs. John Charonko and their daughter Evelyn were
\\- and Mrs. A r t h u r Cole
DR. WALTER FAGAN
—.John
Mount
and Davi. sen, and their children Charles, Anna Amundsen, Wilhemina Bam- wood, were tho week-end guestf of Highland Avenue motored to the gifests Saturday of Mr. ant
, • r guests of Mr. nnd Mrs,
SURGEON CHIROPODIST
Graham spont Monday ni^ht fish- Jr., and Everett, Mr. and Mrs. ler, Lorrotta Dunster, Jane Bam- of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andre Newark Sunday, where they were Mrs. Paul Locsks of Sayreville.
;, n Andrews of South Amboy
FOOT AILMENTS
ing at Reach Haven.
Louis Hoffer and son, Louis, Jr., ler, Sally Jerard, Marjorie Lamp, letz of Crows Mill Road.
—Mr. nnd Mrs, Andrew Dusta!
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
M; irday.
P . A. National Bank Bldg,
—Mr. nnd Mrs. Jackson Hun Mrs. Martha Lehman and her Carol Mijos, Carl Donnelley, Artand Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Klein
—Miss Doris Enniew has re- Kocsis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stutfill of New York were the guests o daughter, Margaret attended a hur Amundsen, George King,
Room 403
—Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hyer Florida Grove Road motored t 313 State St.
turned to her home after spend
moved from their home on Mr. and Mrs. Michael Duersc: party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
HOUIlS: Dally 0:30 A. M. to D:0O P. M.
Michael Summers, Donald Chris- ing some time as the guest of Mr, were the guests Saturday of Mr. Asbury Park Sunday where the;
Bvcnlnga—Monday, Tiietiday, Friday
Brunswick Avenue to their Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Charles Lehman, at Neptune Sat- ;onsen, Thomas Micock, Teddy and Mra. Anthony Blauti of Wil- and Mrs. Martin Nomus of As- viewed the wreck of the Morr>
home on Cliffside Place,
Phone Perth Amboy 4-1U2
Castle.
—MY. nnd Mrs. Fred Rupperic urday in ihonor of their twentieth "'edersen, and Andrew Donnelley, mington, Del.
bury Park.
and their daughter, Emily, havi wedding anniversary.
-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eisner returned to their home on Howan.
—Mr. and Mrs. Vincent SkidMis Benlricc Knye motuieil Street after a week-end visit with
more spent they week end with
\ liiiry Park Tuesday to see
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephen
Ruppcrick
Mrs.
Skidmore's parents, Mr. and
. v.Ti-rk of the Morro Castle.
of Piscataway.
I Mrs, Arthur Frenzcl of New
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Parks
—Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hud- Brunswick Avenue,
:•! ilieir son, Leonard, and Mr. nick and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen I —Albert Locker and Arnold
;,i llr.= , Michael Parks and their Magyar were New York City visi- Keson spent Sunday in New York
•!, .liilin, were the guests of rcla- tors on Saturday, They visited c\
iy
w n e r e they visited Charles
in Raston, Pa., over th the Museum of Natural History Me'tzer.
i i '.ClHl.
and Grant's Tomb.
• •Mr. and Mi's. Harrv Ramos
—Mrs. Carrie Meyer. <if HartA Danish American iv,a;qaer,ii iheir daughter, Evelyn, have adc d,-inc
be held on October ford, Conn., formerly of Hope: ' returned from their slimmer '-'0 at the I«-ifayettc Country Club lawn was the guest of Mrs. James
NEWS OF KEASBEY
HOPELAWN NEWS
OPENINGS
[•alum spent in the Catskill
| '.I.. imaiiis, X. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R o m
Mr. and Mrs. (It-urge Dirner and Mr. and Mrs.
r the guests Friday, Saturday were quests at the
. ,
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- of Mrs. Herbert Springer of Plain—Mr. anil Mrs. F r a n k Video
! lake iif Atlantic City.
I field, Sunday night.
and their d a u g h t e r Ruth are home
Mr. and Mrs. 'Stephen Hutt
— M r , and Mrs. P e t e r Zybloski, aft-ir an extended lioiir of the
• returned to- their home on Elizabeth wort week-end puests eastern states :ind Canada.
En, Street after a week-end if Mr. and Mrs. Charles Novitt. | route they stopped at Sudsbnry,
1
,\ith Mrs. Uutt's brother
•-•Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Niko N. H.. and visited Mr. and Mrs"
-i-'.'r-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. vitz and their son F r a n k and their Russell Hope,
|.l;ii; luUuis, of Newark and ,)cr- laiiphU'r Mary were quests Sat- 1 —Mr. a n d ' M r s . Edmund Papp
i'iiy.
Onlay of Mr. and Mrs. Martin have returned to their home after
• Mr. :inil Mrs. H e r b e r t Servix TlotT of Sprint: Lake, -i
a week-end as t h e guests of Mr
aii.l. Mr. mill Mrs. Willianv, j ' e i g c l A*—Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Teapu,o,)aml Mrs. E p a ^ t Duszon of Scrnnv . p !.:ii«- ..i the home Hit Mr. H&Ht Friday and .Saturday as ton, Fa.
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Mr;, j* .'inries Kirkpatrick of gin-sts of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
—Mr. and Mrs. Michael HiidsI'laiiitieliT'T'M'.-day night.
Adnms a t Little Fery.
kik, New Brunswick Avenue were
—Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wc-nk the g-uests of Mrs. Hudakik's
and their daughter, Claire and w t h c r and .sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Harris anil Mrs. Herbert Lank of Lonp; Isthi'ir' son J o h n ' of Little. Ferry, land Sunday and Monday,
were New York City visitors Sun—Andrew D.afic and Patrick
day.
Si'i'lt-y spent Thursday and F r i —Mr. and Mrs. 0 Peterson of day imar Sandy Hook fishiiifr.
New Brunswick were guests Fri- . —Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Borday of Mr. and Mrs. W. Larson.
land and their son, John and Mr,
' - M r . and Mrs. Arnold Coots nnd Mrs. A r t h u r Borland of Long
nnd Mr. and Mrs. -Ralph Byer of Island wore New Yuri; City viniFast Orange on S a t u r d a y visited tors on .'Saturday. While there t h e y
S03 Lakeview Drive
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aekeison.
saw a theatre performance.
Riverside Park
—Mrs. Fred . Ktirti'iihaus and
—Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and
1
. ln-r daughtei- Carol visited Mata- Mr. and Mrs. ,B. Ranleer of New
Follow The Arrows
wan .Monday.
Rrunswick, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
--.Mr. and Mrs. Pete]- Devlin Mi-Michael. Mr. anil Mrs. Chris
';•• i: l):ii!y. I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y ,
and Mr. and Mrs. Michael And- Jamison, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
l-'i-'iin ' u in,li:3(.i p . M .
rews motored to Princeton Sun- Hunt of Hopelawn, spent the
day.
woi'k-onil on a camping trip to
ADMISSION FREE
-•-Miss Mona Kridel ami Miss Hig,h Bridge.
Lort'ttu Rei-nor wciv Ashury I'ar.k
—-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dillion
'! '•- -I 1,01)0 M o d e l H o n i e ;ind
visitors on Sunday evening.
entertained Mrs. Dillion's narents,
~ ' - ! l ' y A w a r d s w i l l lie g i v e n
-Mr. nnd Mrs."Everett Clausen Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smoyikie
away at the
"U 1 - Vorii HOMK SHOW spent Sunday in Nt-wYork where of Long Island, Sunday and Mont h r y visited at the home of rela- day.
Klizabelh Armory,
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—Mr. and Mrs. James Ling'• '•"T 2'Jth to November 3rd. lives und later went to the
tlieativ
won were the week-cud jruests
— - ; • " • • •. ••
.
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schardt
of Brooklyn.
—Miss Arline Zukowitx, Miss
Helen Fielek and Miss Beatrice
Mundinn spent the week-end with
friends in Philadelphia, Pa.
TOWNSHIP COMMITtEE
—Mr. and Mrs, William Belke, ;
Pennsylvania Avenue anil Mr. and
DEPARTMENT HEADS
MAYOH
Mrs. George Sicgel, New Bruns!
Harold Bailey, Hoard of Health
it.".i.5t F. Greiner.
wick Avenue were Friday evenParker Nielsen, Health Atty.
ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. ClarCOMMITTEEMEN
;
J. A. Walsh, Ohref of Police
ence Browne of New Brunswick.
"iy M. Corns, 1st Ward.
P.. W. Vogel, Recorder
—Mr. and Mm. Alex Podner
"'I Spencer, 1st Ward.
entertained Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k
C . A . Larson. Tax Collector
k
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"^ii Iliissuy. 2nd Ward.
"w:ird Madison, 2nd Ward.
y"i- I'. Campbell, 3rd Ward.
> " t Nier, 3rd Ward. I
\!.iJ. Dunigan, Clerk
O. J. Morgenson, Treasurer
Clnrence Davis, Engineer
L. E. MeElroy, Attorney
Dr. S. W. Fox, Physician
Jos. Sehiavo, Overseer of Poor
Bayker of Hartford, Conn., over
the week-end.
—Aj baby daughter was born
Friday to ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bagdy at their home on May
.Street.
Meetings first and third Mondays at 8 P. M. in Municipal Bulld'"g. 1 Main street
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Maurice P. Dunigan, Pres.
Hoy E. Anderson, Clerk
Morrison Christie
Willard W. Dunham
Mark D. McClain
Marguerite Fits Randolph
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James Filer
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1934
Legion Opens 3Or 4-Game Series With Amboy A. A. Sunday!
Urbanski And Medwick May Work
With Semi-Pro Foes At Stadium
Face Orange Tomorrow In Amboy's City Stadium
MAURICE F. X. DONOHUE
1wiceDelayed March On Rahway Nine Tomorrow
Precede Beginning Of October Feud Betwen
Clooney-Pappas and Mesich Combinations
Exploration In The Morgue
0MERS' MANAGERJ^OSfS SIDE BET OF $100
II t lie Tigers can play a National League Club well inndolior in a World Series, there scorns to bo no particu". 11|li<.ction to an American Legion - 1'erth Amboy A. A.
•",,1 lusting for the next three, perhaps the next four
ligures Monk
•isii'inhled
•he
!!• cnnsccii-
u--, I'iijipiiM nnc) Hill ClooI,,, iVrthliins. The nerics,
in'tc, is ill. It npc-ns this
i,', liic Amboy Wty'Stii-
lililV
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pilot of the Legion .squad
MCMJCIC,
TOWNSHIP PRIDES
AID PERTH GLOVERS
mUsts may he marked !>y
But Rose Bowl Lions Earn
Hill Urhanski, of the lios14-6 Decision Despite
Drives, ia' slated to perform
..mhoyiuis, and Ducky
|-v McdwfCft, of those rninpaKKirkleski & Co.
'Viu-'.lm.ils, .may w r i t for Mo', , in ,| the I-cpion. Hint, of
Four' Woodbridge athletes
L,. depends entirely on what again .saw service with the
,',,',« today, tomorrow and Perth Amboy. Clovers this
'''pn- in the frenzied clawintj- week. And Harold Riinyon'n
','].{,' f,,r the National League Perth' Amboy professionals
*,
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MR. 'HITS' NOE is helping mash Woodbridge High "
School's widely varied assortment of football candidates,
into some kind of shape these, afternoons. That's fair *
enough, because no mutter what is achieved by the Ghosts
this Fall (and Frank Kirkleski keeps right on insisting it
Iwon't be much) Mr. Noe will always be around to tell the
jboys comforting stories about the first Woodbndge High
''team with which ho was associated. That was in 1024, sb
'the morgue testifies,.and quite a catastrophic .season it was.
I . You must remember when considering this sad tale
Ithat for the eight years preceding "24, the-township school
I fielded no, team at all. The game was just abandoned. The
importation of Mr. Herbert S. Liuiek us a teacher conspired to reawaken interest in the business in '24 and when the
school'board suddenly appropriated $300 to help cover ,J
expenses for the sport, Woodbridge was practically coil-, J
ceded the championship of the State; — by local sports-1,*
Here's the probable eleven which will start for Woodbrkllje Hiffh School tomorrow in the first frame of the Ghosts 103-1 campaign. The foe is Orange, the site City Stadium. Prom left to-ripht here are; in the lino, Joe'Hutteman, Tony Columhctti,. Stephen
Hruska,.Steve Markulin, Joe Bartha, Earl Smith and Dominic Aquila. The bnck.1, from left to right are: Andrew Barcellonn, Jimmy Lockic, Captain Percy Wukovets and Johnny Angel.
" .
writers. . - '
Lauck, it would appear, was Roanoke College's
favorite contribution to American. football. He was
further equipped with a dazzling record at a Winchester, West Virginia, High School, allegedly as a
football coach there, and his destined mission in the
township obviously was to win a lot of ball-games.
.vere again well-beaten—alEven with Lauck and the Board of Education's three
' "I'lny Rahway Tomorrow
though there's no connection behundred clams, there stillremained much to be done. The
li,.pi'il< for the series were coni- tween the two statement;;. The
students were to raise an additional 200 potatoes strictly r
i,.,|' this week, after a deal of second consecutive conqueror of
Kirkleski Sends Green Squad Against Benkert Pupils Wilson Sets Fight Show on their own. They started fast—with $25 clips of Viola
lt,,nin,r and liawinp. It will be the Red Shirts was a tenni led by
Garden
Staters
Front
Man
M,,|i.(l hy a third attempt to Newt Wilder and entitled the
Dunham and I. H. Gilhuly—and, as a matter of fact, assemIn First Engagement Of Football Year; Wukovets,
'",l,.i,. the Legion - Rahwjiy A. Hose Bowl Lions. S~«ict Lions
For October 30
Ired As Split Grows
bled $125 within a week. So great dreams were dreamed
''niMUcnifnt tomorrow al'tcr- clipped the Clovers hy M-(i, and
Captain, Only Returning Township Regular
concerning the prospective duplication of W. H. McNair's
In Amboy
,, ii\ Uahway. Four hundred attracted only an extremely disWith John Matera
,;, have been distributed ir appointing crowd out Wednesday
teams here in 1915 and '16, which, so the ancients declared
iin for nish money by custom- to watch the proceedings under
A special effort to attract cut quite, a swath in county circles.'
The Garden State Racing SPEEDWAY INFIELD ABANDONED AS ROME FIELD
,,.'.!• to sec this one, ueeord- the lights of the City Stadium.
Woodbridge
Township amaAssociation
operating
weekThe Parish House Field was the spot. It drew 35 can• ,',':he Soldiers and they want
Tomorrow's "angle" football struggle between Or- teur boxers to the Knights
didates for the first practice.
,,,.., t out cif the way,
AlUioiiKh Jimmy Gerity, Wood- ly shows at the Speedway ange and Woodbridge High School elevens has been res•
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•
of Columbus Fall bouts will
["-,::•. Kahway affair and tho hridfic (luarterbnek, afrnin played here had better inspect can.! i fmir duels in the City Sta more minutes with the Clovers didates for the combined cued from the rocky surface and waving shrubbery of the be made this year, Wes WilLecture
., ,ri\inst the Amboyans' (alia? than any other township contribu- post of track manager, 'front Speedway. Tlie match, first for Prank Kirkleski's 1934
\nilmy l-'iekl Club) shouh tion to the Perthian fortunes, bi^ man,' promoter and general hot Woodbridge eleven, will be staged at the Perth Amboy son said yesterday.
SINCE FOOTBALL is, as almost everyone realizes by
Wilson, in charge of the
,, mightily toward slashing th< Frank Kirkleski was once more
simon-pure fist-slinging for now, essentially a character-building game dedicated to
';,,„•. deficit for the year. Mi' the outstanding star of the match shot. Joe Orsini is about through. Citv Stadium. Game time is 2:15 o'clock.
Joe is disgruntled at the wreck
The "angle" in the business
iiiilicated whnt he think for the Ambnyanf. Rookie Lund
the Casey organization, said instillation of the finest qualities of upright manhood in its
, •• it all on Tuesday nitrht b' saw. some •action at end and Cac-the drivers made of the track last lies, of course, in the simple fact
he would stage his show on devotees and the distillation therefrom of any and all imhL' the deck with $100 oven cioln
Tuesday, Oct. 30. Entries purities, the practice opened with a lecture. That was only
worked dojrijedly at hk Sunday when they staged their that Ifeino Benkert, the sports
iii-v ill » side boL'with I'appa." tackle position while in the scheduled show against his advice,
are open now and will be accepted fitting;, particularly since this seemed a lecture which WAS
tutor immediately preceding Kirk1,'ijr j,e cream store man.
displeased over the slim budge'.s leski as coach of football here, is
stnurirle.
[until the 2!>th, the day before the a lecture, rivalling Ira Thomas when the aged Athletics'
I'ln- Lciiion knocked ever Hi
The losers' only touchdown of
matches. Blanks for township
St. Andrassy, Mesick
,j- Field Club last Sunday her the evening was scored while allotted him hy the Association now directing Orange. Neither
scout is intoning his "Just For Fun" at his strongest.
and indignant at tho pilots'
7-1 but that, didn't help itmeb ir
p
y
coach naturally wants to lose to
their
second-strint,'hackfiuld
was
Th boys
b were instructed
id
i up their
h adolesd
The
to give
Plan
Pro
Quintet;
plunge toward blue ink in th on the field, but Kirkleski's spe- enil lack of appreciation for his
office
of
the
INDEPENDENT
the other and both squads should
cent
dissipations
at
once
or
even
sooner.
The
vices
to
• 'er<. The citizens present con
Boys
wanting
to
box
who
are
not
elt'orts.
Legion Sponsor
cial delivery forward passes and
members of the A. A. U may fil be shunned ranged from smoking to eating between
"utcd nniy $20..10 to tho c
As for Al Lattanzio winning exhibit plenty of the old college
his
Rcncral
offensive
and
defensive
out registration cards at the
irlicilly no aid at all.
meals and staying up late at night. They even includ- .
smartness jravi1 the Clovers the that feature last Sunday after Or- try.
Woodbridge will have a
ascy home in Amboy.
Farnsworth Unavailable
Ikiri\]03ivi 5*V0.«ti't IHS tttilii woli L
sini imd announced definitely, poprofessional
basketball
team
ed drinking—and in 1924, too.
As plans stand now, Wilson
I'iiciv wasn't a (Treat, deal to tliis which .should hiivo won the battle sitively and absolutely that the have much more and Benkert is
this Winter. Bob St. An- id, four classes will be open:
Maybe the list of candidates would interest you. I
•_• ilefen-t'd
arfrunH'ilt
w i t h for tlifin.
New Brunswick favorite could not meaning the blues in a very acdrassy and Monk Mesick will
20, 135, 147 and 160 pounds. can't vouch for all the spellings but here's the way an
Hi-. Del F a r n s w o r t h did not
click again, why Joe will tell you complished
Fordliam Players Star
share
direction
of
the
squad,
fashion
himself.
)ther
divisions
will
be
established
,-ii I'm- Steve Anthony's invadCowliij,' mid Murphy, both pro- that was all a mistake. And a
which will be sponsored by
f the entries warrant it. Boxers anonymous assistant manager listed them:
aiiil, Mesick now confesses, ducts of Kordham football idea?, mistake especially in the matter Which, if either, is fibbing should
the American Legion. The
Seldon Hoagland, John Shock, Ellis Moore, Clifford
i-om both Middlesex and Mon,:;ili!y won't, work for t h e Le-<lid the job fen- the Lions, who of "those gear ratios by Johhny be demonstrated tomorrow.
pair
are
busily
engaged
in
nouth counties are eligible, ho Walling, George Tappen, Orin Gerns, John Yunker, David
'<]. cither. Seems he's inc-xtric- were hampered ;dl niirlil by tholllesky of Elizabeth, whose rebuilt
plots
toward
securing
a
satisIt'i Captain Wukovets
ontinued.
;•. i-ntancU'd with Hiirhtstown.
Gerity, Allen Thergesen, Everitt Mittle, Edward Dunigan, '
atrocious passing of Wildor, coach job toured the half-mile lap, even
factory home court and, beOnly John "Percy" Wukovets,
8 Gold Watches Up
M:;..• Mesko was t h e lucky itnin und cuplain lnst nijjlit nnd snan- in its present wretched condition,
yond
committing
themselves
-™~,Bgold
»u wwatches
««™, p " * Cunningham, Elmer Vescey, Roland Lund, John
In
all
four
classes,
L
i:;in:itei| by Fords. He toiled in P«'i: hack with Columbia last Fail. in 2'J.H, a new record for the cur- fullback and captain, remains on
to the venture, have revealed
ill be given
i
th
l i
:-i!'!e pit for the full r o u t e ;ind
the ttwo ffinalists,
retros, Vincent Tomsu, Richard Coan, William Krug, Elsored in both the second | rent troupe. In the 15-mile fea- the township brigade from Kirk's
no details.
,
i inilly blasted, principally
vith losing semi-finalists also re- bert Richards, Albert Bowers, Allan Weygandt, Albert i
ture, however, the gears just col- good 1933 outfit. The replaceand
fourth
periods
and
Joe
Ste
St.
Andrasiy
said
yester,I:,M:. Zi'lai, t h e LcKion's slmrtlapsed ami Uk'sky once more ments for the boys lost through
.g an as yet undesignated Jacobsen, John McCullough, Henry Neary, Edward Gori'ss, '
man's third period Clover scnr
day that as much local talent
: v,;;'. punched o u t two hits in
wearily coasted into the pits. He's
slice
was
not
ill
itself
enough
will be used as possible but
to
'The Knights, Wilson announ- T h o m a s Desmond, Vernon Schade, Edward Dunn, Charles
i! ;i:-irin\its a n d tbercby proilgraduation
are
uniformly
young,
been
dogged
by
mechanical
diffiswiti-ll the count.
that the strictly Woodbridge
ed, have arranged to permit any Jacobs, E. Galaida, Ted Leber, Thomas Fee, Fred Brown, | l , d \MW tliiTi?, vuii.>.
Gi'orco
The tiiLK-lidown which changed culties ever, since the weekly light and inexperienced, a for- dribblers would be reinforced
i\ M:l:e Mitroku
also
-'-••• in the show to train at their George Deter, Donald Noe and Julius Kolb.
shows started here.
it
from
7-"
to
1.'!
and
then
to
Mby a variety of alien players.
midable , combination, for any
Mr '... "s delivery for
Amboy headquarters nightly from
li was'in* compiled until the last
Yea, this was only ten years ago. Charles Boehm asLattanzio 29.4
Teams that he indicated as
coach.
s
\
i
:,;!
in
nil,
it
was
rather
7 to 9 p, m. Helping the candilut"
two-minutes of the engagement
Lattanzin went out roaring for
possible opponents included
sisted
Lauck in the terrible job of installing- football in a "•
•..•:
:iiion
for
t
h
e
Mesick
dates
in
their
work
will
be
Johnny
til! i
To meet the situation, the
anil Ihi! {'lovers were always in that new record and cut it down
South Amboy Sacred Hearts,
school which knew it not at all.
Ilossie and Russell Terrell.
(nait
there buttling doggedly, if not too to 2!l.l. In the feature, lie wasGhosts' mentor is threatening to
Perth Amboy Y. M. H. A.,
ORSINI THREATENS Woodbridge-Orange Grid Game TOWNSHIP BOXERS
TO LEAVERACERS Switched To Amboy City Stadium S0UGHTBYJCASEYS1
Money Ball!-
M
o liiiii-i-lf w a s n i o s l
effecl-
John unleash a flock of lateral pass
Fords Firemen and suchffravelling aggregations as the
Start: Bad
House of David.
THE MANAGER WAS Cliff Walling. He contrived,
Although the men used will
be paid for their labor, the
before the season was over, to book five games. The first
club will play under amateur
of these was against the New Brunswick Seconds and
rules, probably twice a week
although the Zebras were told their varsity club would be
man named Chicknowsky. He care of yuung Henry Guerand. will be Jimmy Lockie at quarter
with one of the matches at
played three years with Kirkleski (lUerand won the second five-mile and Andy Barcelona and Johnny
needed, the reserve^ clicked by 12-0. The starting Woodhome. The schedule will open
at Lafayette and was a bull of fire qualifying event and then punched Angles at the, halves. In the in the middle of November Lengyel Crew Bludgeons bridge lineup listed: Cunningham and McCullough at
Wednesday night until carted off a valve through a cylinder. But trenches up front, Kirkleski will
but practices, St. Andrassy
Pals By 13-4 In
ends; Shock and Tappen at tackle; Galaida and Yunker,
the field with an injured neck in Orsini was satisfied that the kidprobably start Joe Hutteman and
said, will start "shortly."
guards, with Gerns the snapper-back. In the backfield,
at least had the job percolating at Dominie Aquila at the wings, Earl
the second half.
Dancing will be provided beSeries
Finale
last.
Gerity, Walling, Vecsey and Hoagland. There were four
Wilder Hurt
Smith and Tony Columbetti in the tween the halves of the
fames.
Matera, between whom and Or- tackle slots, "Big" Bertha and
Wilder himself was hurt late in
Triumphant again oveir the Pals Woodbridge, switches, sending our Mr. Noe in for'Wallthe struggle when he collided with sin^a real unpleasantness has de- either Hrusfca or Cacciola the
Mesick said last week that
and thereby a vktor in the series ing, replacing Galaida with Dexter and spelling Yunker
Kirkleski's pile driving legs while veloped, met with other Associa- guards. That makes Steve Markhit baseball team this Sumbetween the two squads, Andrew and McCullough in favor of Tomsu and Thergesen, retackling the big Woodbridge tion officials last night and dis- ulin the centre.
mer had been "enough of a
Lengyel's Braves engage the spectively.
coach. This hurt wasn't ton seri- cussed the situation presented by
headache" but several conGood Next Year, Maybe
ous, but the ex-Columbian had to Orsini's unwillingness to accept
ferences with St. Andrassy,
This team, vows their coach,
Woodbridge Colored Giants SunWell, there was that respectable defeat in the opener.
what the likeable. Italian says he promises nothing more brilliant
retire for the evening.
who hat been making feints
diay
afternoon
at
Grove
Street
South
Amboy was next and that eleven's "baffling overhas
been
taking
in
the
business
of
at
such
a
promotion
for
two
A rivalry t( four years standthan a good 1935 squad—which
Field in what may or may not be head game" gave it triumph by 18-0.
or three weeks, changed the
ing will be resumed this Wednes- put-ting the GSRA over here.
prediction helps the situation to s
Monk's mind.
Whatever happens, a show will moiTow not at all. In practice,
day at the City Stadium when the
the beginning of another feud,
p ,
The team had lost two straight but the students
brilliantly, for the winning coun- \ clocked in l(i minutes flat.
ili.-,iMiting Percy Wukovets'
tors. They had the cdpe, as a i Matera, whom the mustachioed plays, instruct his backs to throw
ua-tery. He collected t w o . in
matter of fact, in field play, but New Brunswick high-wheeler has plenty of forward passes and othp
, u;i< supposed to be
lost in the pay-olf on points.
replaced as the most consistently erwise attempt to even up the
R\i;l,yV lasT Appearance of t h e
With Clowhijr and Murphy in successful entry, was Kecond. And dge in weight,and experience he
!i|iaiirn with the- townshiplK'i'.-i,
their brilliant raiding of the he was NOT working with Orsini's is conceding Benkert's machine.
.-i- thi- liin man will be busy
Clover line was a capable young car, which Joe entrusted to the With Wukovets in the tackfield
in iiuw mi with t h e hijjh school
1'hc intielil practice p e r f o n n -,- i,f 1-ords led by .Hen (iloff,
fip-fHrlitiT,
w a s really t h e
hlil'h'. nf t h e d a y .
BRAVES TO ENGAGE
GIANTS ON SUNDAY
27th In 29
Irradilitii'm t" being the l'Jth
.iii:iil triumph, this was the 27th
•I1: ctforts during the season,
MAlwick's
appearance,
of
i!--i., depends on the Cardinal's
:ii''i:iloiN closing bid for a spot
•In World Series. In any case,
•• i'ar!eret maccmen will not
; ln-;'ure the second game.
A- f.'i- pitchers, Herb Thorma'•• "in' of Montreal, is Mesiek's
Last week's margin over the
"•i. lie will work against Sun- Clovers meet the New Rochelle je staged here this Sunday, al- the Woodbridge boys have looked
rallied behind it and, under the guidance of Charles
bv Walsh, a House of David P r ° - Bulldogs, '•Eastern League cham- though the track was in extreme- quite as bad as they are supposed acquired and installed before the Pa's was nothing less than 13-4,
pions
in
V.W2,
and
Central
New
ly
bad
shape
yesterday.
Last
and all because the sky full in on Boehm, organized a rather raucous parade through
to be.
'nmon'ow, the Legionnaires
week's meet, ruined by the rain,
the center of the town the nifrht before Lauck'a pupils
'the loseh-s in the ttiird inning,
Whether combat whistles wil season is over.
i- I'etc Orlick, of the West York State champs in '33,
The Cluvers and Bulldogs bave lost quantities oi money for the wake 'em up is today a distinctly
Discuss Reorganization
wtien the Braves romped hither,
engaged Linden. This really must have been quite
hemocrats.
met for four years straight, and sponsoring association.
ubious affair. The loss of "Lit This problem of escaping the thither and even yon, compiling
a parade. Boehm for example rode on horseback and
>ame Mr. Medwick, by the each time the Bulldogs have mandangerous
iSpeedway
turf
was
10
runs
during
the
round.
le"
Bertha,"
who
injured
his
el
- ,' allowed himself to beaged to snare a triumph by a
there were more than 200 students, together with one
canvassed
at
the
meeting
of
the
The
linkups:
OW
in
a
practice
scrimmage
with
niplu'd for posterity in that small margin. At no game, has
band.
•
Pain 8, C. (I)
Bruves A. C. (18>
efficient completeness to draw a Board of Education's Athletic
il film "Death On The Dia- more than one touchdown.'been
11. H.
wo weeks' banishment from the Committee, on Monday when deci- Tirimk, cf AB. U. H.1 A. B'onn, AB.
• Nevertheless, Linden won by 20-0, although WoodIf 3
ijoniing to the Strand to- scured by either team.
.earn doctor, has also cast a sha sion to seek the right to use the Boilnar, 2b . i
0 Golden, a s . . 4
bridge's best scoring threat of the season to date rolled
''. Carterct's favorite athItakosl, If i
model field in Amboy was reach0 1. Zick, i b 3
ow on the proceedings.
well-spottcd. He heats out
Lom'lco, 31i 3
1 Komi, c( . . 4
down to the enemy's 30-yard line before fading.
ed.
Kirkleski
said
yesterday
tha
Fasaobly. sa 1
0 Bonalsky, p 1
'••Ii hit, later slides into the
far as is1 possible, all of hi The problem of reorganization Zanilio, rf. p 2
• * **
0 S. Zlck, 2b. 2
'ii a fast trip down the line
lub's 'home games will be played of the system of sports control, J. Ra'sl, lh 1
.1 Scuttl, c. . 3
iiinl and otherwise conducts
Pcm-otty, c 2
Iselin, Fords Squads Drill; t the Amboy Stadium. Matches giving
1 W'oy, rf, 3b 1
the students a larger voice Sullllic, D . . . 1
f with some gusto. His uni0 G. Po'ek. 3b 1
ivhich cannot be staged there be- in athletic decisions, was^also dis-
Avenel Swings Door
On Baseball Season
"
^
i
:
Independent Elevens
Prepare For Season
!
26 Work On Young Men's
Club Under Limoli
A. l"liok, li 1
a Walsh, rf.. 1
'
Ending: Happy
YOU NEEDN'T be discouraged by this sad story
cause of conflicts with the Amboy cussed with five hig-h school pupils
the record, the Fords lineHigh School's schedule, will bo who are to bring back 1to the com- TotnlH . . . , | 18
23
1
3
nlhecause
there's really quite a happy ending; i The fourth
Scare t>y I inn)
hifted to the Parish House Meld, mittee ideas of their classmates I';tl8
Perna Lists Final Duel Suns. C. |
. 121 00_ A match, nevertheless, approached disaster. It was against
K<' Allltrlcim l.l'l lull (1)
rVhere
bleachers
may
possibly
be
on
the
subject,
j
Briivps A. I*. .
..0110
All. It. 11.
s-ulSouth River, which apparently was doing it even then.
Indepejndent f o o t b a l l
clay Against Es&ex,.Club
'JX1
•J
1
:i
0
4
The figures totalled 38-0 with one Sokoliski romping away
eams
ane
taking
shape
in
'>
ii
0
1
From
A
Factory
League
If
2
I)
0
0
S
for three touchdowns.
Fords and Isplin with the
;>
1)
0
1
— -i
U
0
— i
3
4
0
Avenel ends its baseball hitter's Young: Men's:Social
Perth Amboy closed the campaign—and was'whipII
1
II
0
. . ..4
1
Club apparently the more
ped by 2-0! Everyone appears to have been rather stagtl
1
0 season Sunday.
0
1
0
i
1
1
1
Wary Will Perna, manag- advanced.
gerred, as well.theymigpt have been, not excepting BohnII
i
1)
I)
— (
er of the club, has listed a
sack, fullback and star of the Perthian club, who unreeled
Tom
Limoli
said
yesterday
!t 27 ' 11
1
7
home match with a team he that the campaign for dough
a run of 65 yards which should have, won the match.
I i " l » I-VI«I Club (1)
All. It 11 p 1. A. 10. declares to be champions of to iinane'e the Iselin outfit ii Tiger Coach Hedges A Bit
Easiest Schedule Of Any He was trapped and felled with a yard to go, how.... i
1 ll
1
1
1
I
II
0
0 the Essex County Manufac- moving along, though not at
;i
'0
1
ever, and the punt blocked by the Woodbridge line, which
With Proficient Mean
Major College Faces
If
0
1 I) , 1
1 turing League. Said team he the speed it might reach.
had gone for a'safety, decided the day.
•_> 1
0
3
0
Of Over-Confidence
Nassau Brilliants
candidates for
II
0 calls "NNM" and he'll give Twenty-six
i
:< 0
1
• • • *
1) you any kind of assurance you
0
1 12
1
jobs are working with the
II
II
1
1
0
TEN
YEARS
AGO,
a lot/ was happening. Heine
one
else
in
the
trade
believes
will
Down
at
Princeton,
one
of
niuy
desire
that
the
Ncwarkers
f 0 0
1
1
0
team and Limoli is scanning
be the case.
(1
4
0 are really hot.
0
Benkert was one of ther young stars on a Rutgers jugger.
1
the horizon for enemy clubs the best psychologists in the
It's Smarter, Anyway
To datu, Mr. Perna will intorm
naut which featured gentlemen named Homer Hazel and
business of coaching-football
»1
8 24 111
The angle, of course, appears
you, Avenel has won 20 and lost averaging 165 pounds. Ott( is loudly chirping that he
to be tlt'jit it's much smarter to Bus Ten-ill. Heine neither knew nor cared that in a
. . 00
ooo—i •1. That's not including a distinct- Boehme is the man for manager
20x J
declare you'll be terrible and uhen decade he'd be coaching Orange. Nor that a promising .. ooa
wants to be licked by either
j
y informal battle kvagod last Sun- to discuss details.
Jilli'hli ll, /.Hill,
bobj up with at least a fair record young Lafayette freshman back that year tagged Kirklesday against the Third Ward Re- Fords, Woodbridge ;i and Pert! Amherst, Williams or Washvtt < 5;l.y Mi'ak
than it is to break-down'and con- ki would be tutoring football at Woodbridge where Benpublican Olub, no leas, in a contest Amboy. opponents! are csipeeiall ington & Lee.
M r -1.1. U . l kiiulukl
fess that everything looks juat too
1, Itmlnll!-. Um lll'i) distinguished chiefly by the fact sought by the YoKnir Men's outfit.
i
lovely—when tfliere's always loom- kert himself was, to enjoy no little success.
Yes, it's Fritz Crisler,
th'ut a keg of be.er reposed in the Out for the squad are:
ing on the November horizon the
A scholastic league waa being plotted by Boehm, •
Backs: G. Hutteman, J. Line working with a veteran
minediatc, vicinity of third base.
spectre of, oullapse from anyone
-quist, J. Hackett, C. Scott, A squad unbeaten and untied
oflicinl score wus kept.
embracing South River, Woodbridge; Metuchen,
Club Schedules Pair NoAside
of a number of causes. So Crisler
from mournfully relating Dube, N. Ohlman, P. Ba'tkin, E
South Amboy, New Brunswick and Perth Amboy.
is
mournfully
intoninga
very
during 1933, wn° is predictutaiU of his sad experiences with Blyth, C, Umbertj R/Shohn.
helm Stars Sunday Spencer
Whatever happened to that one? Boehme also fielded
complete dirge these lovely afterEnd«; E. Lindquist, E. Dube, ing all manner of dire calaHankin, of tho Sewaren
noons,
.
• •
a pretty soccer aquad, led by Norman Nelson and AlE. Kenny, O. Boehme, F. MoscaA
A,,
in
tho
matter
ot
a
money
twice trying to play that
mities for what should be one of
relli.
Tlie official Princeton story
fred Rodner. That's the cheapest and one of the most
ui-anteo,
ami
with
Bill
Mesick,
y double-header against „, the Legion, in the matter of
A. Gill, C. Dube, B. the greatest elevens ever fielded
and this, by the way, is in itself
exciting team games in the book. What happened
"",i.s Olympics, the Wood- that cancelled gamo for this bun- Marko, W. Gill. J. Retkwa.
an
astounding
departure,
since
to it?
-'1'1• I'idd Club has finally aban- ny Pernn has only two bits of
GiiartU: L. Raphael, F. King, J. by Princeton University, The TiPrinceton has never before det-nu whole idea. Instead, the iformation for the eager inquJBi- •Mulligan, J. Limoli,
si have tf»! easiest schedule
scended .to the downright and
The American Legion had a team for a while in '24,
:lnz
i« battalion has scheduled
Centres: T. O'Neill, F.Batkin. any, major team in the country
practically unanimous vulgarity On ii were .such
s h
worthies as
.
a Harvey,
Havey, Donovan, Gilrain.
Gilrain,
,
.
i i .
;'S| n All-fitare in a double bill tor.
The o'oinin'iUee in uh'a'rgi of yet Crisler retains his determined
of mailing out press releases —
One of 'um is that Avenel A. A. equipment is 'hopefully pricing
•1 iinluy. The first gamo at
opponents will be gunning for the sings a sad song, indeed. Tlm.su Bader, Faulkner, Hogan, Wand, Sullivan, Romond and
I'jirk is Hated for 1 ;30 o'-will put a team in Uie Civic Bowl- uniforms
if
and
d the
th restt of
f tho
th gridid pessimism. And he has a prutty Tigers this year. That means this are samples of the Tiger's current Zullo. Coached, of course, by'the. ubiquitous Monk Me^
JII.H, 'n
1 lie Field Club pitchers will ing Loaifiio here. The other con- iron armed", Limoli continues, and good story, too.
sick.
Fall's squad musf lie better than. literary style:
I|u niii;i
"awn from Andy Barcelona, cerns the possibility of an inde- the troops will be outfitted -as soon
The brilliant sophomores of 'S3 llast
Today's feeling of superiority
t season, particularly sine*
Anyway, Mr, Noe will be able to assure the boys that
" »ly Kahora and Ace Lallan- pendent basketball team. Mints as tho drive for money closes.
is in direct contrast to the tnferall very vague now and hinges on
•appears to hlave convine- iority complex which gripped if they win more than one game and score more'tha
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lies have retired from the possibility of Bfcuring tho Co-that's the Olympics, who are or- confident and downright careless
football
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Grimier points, they'll like that 1924 record. How aba: '
l&e year, with a lec- lotiia Community Centre or bomu
under Tom Maikub. juniors of '34, the big Middle
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Lxpansioc Program
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LESS THAN ONE YEAR IN PERTH
AMBOY and Already EXPANDING
Our SELLING S>ACE f o r a :.
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HONEST FAIR DEALINGS and
QUALITY, MERCHANDISE AT
THE LOWEST PRICES PERMISSIBLE
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TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT
ADMISSION 75c • 40c • 2oc
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 — 8:45 P. M.
GERITY'S, MAIN STREET. W0ODBR1DGE
YOUR CONFIDENCE IN SCHINDEL'S HAS
ENCOURAGED US TO MAKE THIS LARGE EXPENDITURE TO MODERNIZE OUR STORE--WE
HAVE EARNED YOUR CONFIDENCE BY
r-::V; — i i i r e r . S t . Earry L « ~
:r.ii:«T ''.-is-i-i fcr Fill eac-;"-'
fCCTCALL!
NEW ROCHELLE BULLDOGS
vs
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UNDER THE N-R-A-COMPARISON WILL SHOW
THAT WE PROVIDE OUR CUSTOMERS WITH
SELECTIONS UNRIVALED IN PERTH AMBOYAND WE STRIVE TO MAINTAIN LEADERSHIP
IN VALUES AT ALL TIMES-
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NEW ENLARGED
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SHOP SCHINDEL'S AND SAVE
2ND FLOOR
. NOW OPEN
THIS NEW FULL-SIZED
Women's 39c First Quality
j.
KELVINATOR
SATURDAY
RAYON UNDIES
C _ J.5.Z - T .
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No Down Payment
Wctne-n'j 39c Rayon Stripe
PURE SILK
Vests • Bloomers
HOSE
Women's 39c First Quality „
SPECIAL
MEN'S COAT
and PULLOVER
Men's 10c Large Size
Handkerchiefs
Men's 19c Dre*s and
.00 WORK SHIRTS
Values
Reg, $1 Men's First Quality
Pullover Sweaters * *
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SATURDAY
Here is the
plan at a
PAJAMAS
W|0men's 79c New Fall
glance:
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C-iar.:- , i
If lie Cirtli itould win the
f prot>t i t e Detroit. TK«
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pay o i I M e c i 10c a doy
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until Spring,
g upo,». the node!
yoo Mieci special reduced
dcs!y poYirsenti imfeod of
,
4 13 different modeii ond
j i i e i fromvehich to choow.
ragular pcy.nents w i l l
on which sp«<ial reduced
apply ur til next Spring.
payments apply until next
On so<ra rideis yoti sen
Spring.
M NEED TO WAIT-ENJOY YOUR KELVINATOR HOW ON THIS
tfEOAi FALL MHERiATOR PLAN-EXCLUSIVE ON KELVINATOR
(No Estra Chafgt For fn.;ta31atiop—Service or Meter
'' TUNE IN WAAT (940KC) 1:45 P. M. DAILY
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293 North Broad St.
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ELIZABETH
PERTH AMBOY
PIMCK £Yn, 2-2400
P A. 4-4010
OPEHEVEHINGS
:.:^r..-; i i ?•: >i bstticg. Good
pi'.'.'r.rr- -,2Tr h-iir. ki'^sra to szop
:hir. vo'.d..
A.r.d o: ihc.r •piidwrs, I'should
say :ha; ~'her. he is right. Bridges
U i tn'jirh better- pitchar
pitcht. thkii
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Eowe,
ai:ho:»h
the" earned run
jiVcrMej Ti".;i -prolwily show that
:r.e ivi, Uk=ani. Rabtwil. Schama^'r.er and Parmaler have lower
iiver-ajirt i:.i?. ir.y 'of. the Tiger
pitchers,
Jiut a word about the
Atkletics. Next ye*r U s 0 "
iog to seen tliem as & real
; threat fci- tEe pcimut.
• With- a brjliaii.:1 inreld and a
nsighty ou:r.f|d. aU-they tt any
time "niejej « s s tr.oiiirh of the
rignt kir.d o: pitching to be right
:B iht hick of things.
Ai the f«son draws tola c!c'=r,'
;
the pitching h.i> improvej to the
place where it is eye kin* with the
best in the iei'jruc. and =ir.oe it i;
' young; for cr.c r'.ost part. sh-^LiM be
better iv. tr.r i-;-r.ii-s jesi'or..
AUTO
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WOODBRIDGE
SPEEDWAY
Garden State Racing Auo.
AOHlS&tON 55c • 75c
Men's SI.69 New Fall
SPECIAL.
$^.29
FELT HATS
BOYS' 69c GR.ADE
CHILD'S FUR TRIMMED
BROADCLOTH
Large Size-—Colored Bonder
COATS
SHIRTS
Turkish Towels
49^
Regular
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.00
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HANDBAGS
Large Assortment 25c
Dresser Scarfs
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SATURDAY
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Woman's Full Fashioned
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