CARTERET PRESS Sporting News, Pi VOL. V, No. 28.CARTERET, N H J., FRIDAYi APRIL 1, 1927

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1 Four Page Colored Comc Secton ere Pay no more CARTERET PRESS Sportng News, P VOL. V, No. 28.CARTERET, N H J., FRDAY APRL 1, 1927 Work of Sxth and Seventh Grades Show Great Mert Another nstallment of School Seres Wth Examples of Ablty n Orgnal Composton, n Prose and Verse PRCE THREE Another nstallment of the survey of publc school work s presented wth ths mue. Thn nstallment exhbts work of the seventh and sxth grades. As n the work of the eghth grade appearng n prevous nstallments there s consderable orgnal composton. Much of ths s n verse and a consderable porton has real mert as poetry. Some of the examples are orgnal treatment of hstorc topcs or persons; others are orgnal stores. n all cases an astonshng amount of ablty for such young folk* s dsplayed. There are also some contrbutons by the teachers, gvng a general dea of the advance of educatonal work and the methods that have been found effectve n the class rooms. Here we have another verson of "The Wanderngs of a Penny." The Wanderng! of Penny was born n Colorado n the mountan* n a great copper mne. My mother was copper, my father was copper. We were dug from the great mne and they shpped us to the copper works of Carteret. Here they separated us from the drt; manufactured us nto great copper bars, Seventh Year Mu Carroll Amercan hstory gves us almost endless materal for nterestng artcles. Below s gven an account of the lfe of Danel Boom. P>nl*l Beoa* Danel Boone was one of Kentucky's famous poneers. He was born n Penn*rlvana n They lved on the fronter. When he was a lttle boy he was a great hunter and trapper. Re had very lttle educaton, but he knew and loved the woods and was sklled n all woodcraft When BOOM was about efhteen y*an of age the Boon«s, lke many other fronter famles, moved to Hgh School Pupls Debate Queston of Phlppne Future "Resolved that the Phlppne slands should gan ther mmedate ndependence" was the queston debatet before the student body of the hgh school n the audtorum, Frday afternoon. The Senors upheld the affrmatve and were defeated by Bhe Sophomores, Both teams presented exceptonally good arguments for ther respectve sdes, but accordng to the judges the Msses Monagan, DeMartno and Malloy, the second year students deserved the decson. Although each of the speakers gave good accounts Fne Program Ready For P. T. A. Meetng "Ped Pper of Hameln" To Be Gven By Washngton School Pupls. Telephone Co. Representatve To Gve llustrated Lecture and then took us to Phladelpha, j of themselves Harry Wensten, who Here we were put nto a mnt and ' made nto pennes. Then they put me nto a roll wth forty-nne other pennes and was taken to a great bank n New York. One day a man came for change and the banker gave the roll of pennes whch was n to the man. Ths man took me to a candy store and opened the roll. One day a lttle boy came to the store and had fve cents. He bought three cents' worth of candy. The storekeeper gave me to the lttle boy for change. One day the lttle boy sad " am gong to buy a penny's worth of candy." But when he was near the store he lost me n the mud. The next day the sun came and dred up the mud. A lttle grl came and pcked me up. Soon she moved to Carteret and then put me n the Frst Natonal Bank of Carteret. John Kantor. gave thd rebuttal for the wnners, made an exceptonally fne speech n answerng the ponts of the Senors. The wnnng Sophomores were Harry Wensten, Harry Albert and Hml Blaukopf. The Senors on the affrmatve were Ernest Jurck, Herbert Nannen and Etnenne Dete. Followng 1 the debate each of the classes sang ther class songs. Gummy Snyder To Box At Amboy Monday Nght Plenty of rng acton s planned by matchmaker Ed "Mooney" poulsen for the next show of the Polo A. A. at the Palace Hall, n Perth Amhoy, Monday nght. An eght, two sxes, and three fours, have been arranged for the evenng's fstc performance. For the frst tme snce he scored hs sensatonal vctory over Salor ^Andrews, "Gummy" wll jump nto the southwest Yadkln Rver They settled on the n North Carolna. There Boone marred, establshed a home of hs own, and untl he was thrty-fve lved lke many of the other hardy, ragged fronter men. He often want on huntng trps n the southwest. He also had a taste of ndan lghtng. Tales told by a wanderng fur trader about the land of Kentucky led Boone and fve of hs frends to go there. n 1769 Boone and hs companons started oat for Kentucky. They went through the Cumberland Gap and at last retched Kentucky. Boone had many adventures. Once he was a- lone n the 1 wlderness for three months wthout bread, salt and sugar, and vrtho'jt any companons. He dd not even have a dog nor a horse. Boone was so pleased wth ths country he decded to brng hs famly there. n 1773 Boone and some other neghbors started for Kentucky. On the way an ndan war party klled Bbone's eldest son, Ths stopped them for whle. n about two weeks before the Battle of Lexngton and Concord, they reached the place where they were to lve. ea lt U P Bna foun < Harrodsburg and some other settlefsh on mv laments were establshed, and many other famles came there. They brought cattle, dogs, plants, frut trees and many other trees. At last Boone's huntng ground was changed nto a land of farms. Evelyn Beech. V.nal Educaton n School MU«E. KalUr. T«ad»r The seventh year class of the Washngton School enjoyed a treat n the use of the Spencer Lens machne. The frst pcture we saw Coffee Growng helped us to understand better one of the chef occupatons of Brazl, the country of South Amerca whch we were then studyng. t was very nterestng to hear from dfferent members of the class just what had appealed to n dvdual pupls. "The Panama Canal" helped to show the dffcultes met wth and overcome by the leaders of ths great enterprse. The locks wth ther locomotve* to gude the boats, were the center of dscusson. Many almost unbelevable thngs were learned from "Alaska". There an several reels we hope to enjoy at some future tme. Sth Grade Mn. Lloyd There s qute a moral to ths lttle ncdent. "Don't Be Too Sure" would make a good slogan. Don't B«Too Sore One day whle fshng felt a Bg Shoot Here On Sunday Mornng Carteret Gun Club Has Completed Arrangement* For Competton Contort of Marksmen After several weeks of preparaton the Carteret Gun Club s all set for the bg shoot whch wll be held on the gun range behnd Brady's store Sunday mornng at 11 o'clock. Ths s the frst undertakng of ts knd for the local gun assocaton and all possble s beng done to make the shoot a success. Many of the best marksmen of the state wll compete for the fve slver lovng cups, upon whch the respectve wnners' names wll be engraved. Over ffty entres have already been fled and t s expected that the number wll reach seventyfve before the shootng begns. The meetng wll be of the ffty brd type. A program of unusual mert wll be presented Tuesday nght at the Aprl meetng of the Carteret Parfent-Teacher Assocaton n Columbus 'school where a playlet wll be presented by the pupls of Washngton school, and an llustrated talk wll be gven by a 1 representatve of the telephone company. The ttle of the playlet s "The Ted Pper of Hameln." The teachers have worked trelessly n coachng the pupls n ther respectve, parts and the pupls have respond- 'ed admrably. As a result a fne entertanment may be expected. t s 'probable that a large number of parents wll attend, especally parents of pupls n Washngton school. The program opens wth Dutch dances by pupls n the thrd and fourth grades. The cast of the play s as follows: Mayor, Mchael Poll. 1 The Hat, Harry Stern. Counclors, Frank Prggy, Edward Leshowtt, Anthony Zachk, and Thomas Brandon. ' Vllagers, Anna Oder, Helen Dorn, Sophe Gnda, Anna Bedner, Paul Prokop, Mchael Mtroka, Howell Msdom and Walter Popel. The Boy, Andrew Cnege. The Ped Pper, John Popel. Topsy-turvy drll, pupto of ffth and sxth grades. \he rng to meet one of the toughest men n the game n Al Sk, the colored scrapper of Staten sland. Sk las a record of worthy credt, havng put a number of the best to sleep n quck order, lately. "Gummy" has been tranng fathfully and s ready for the occason. The Hall Avenue 'artst s a flash n the squared cr- 'cle. Larry Clements, of Hopelawn, clashes wth Joey Karslck, of South Rver, n the sem-fnal nx. These 'two mxers are great rvals and a vctory means much to ether one. Another sx and three fours com- 'plete the card. East Ralway Sewer Need s Dscussed Councl Consders Plans To Brng Relef To Dstrct Effort To Hurry Supreme Court Decson on Water A specal meetng of the borough 'councl was held Monday nght to consder the sewer problems of the East Ralway secton. A large delegaton of East Rah way resdent*, nterested n the plan, was present and many of the vstors took part 'n the dscusson. Whle all plans are tentatve, consderable progress Was made. One plan agreed upon s to assets *the cost of the seweffs aganst the property dtrectly benefted. The cost, fgured accordng to ths plan, was Proves roughly estmated between $70 and an(j $80 for each lot havng a frontage' f f Saloon Keeper Fned $28 t4 Punchng Man Who Testfed At Rad Hearngs Mchael Nelmeck's nablty to get a grevance cost hm $25 nght n polce court. Nelmck one of several saloonsts who rounded up n the November nd and eventually were arragned bt fore Judge Krkpatrck n Ne» Brunswck. Hs fnes totaled aboot $400 and one of the State's es was Joseph Gullom. Gullom drves a team and on R day he was n the vcnty of N mlck's saloon n Roosevelt av The saloonlst saw hm and, ac ng to tho polce, went out and ed hm. Gullom called a poll and had the saloon-keeper arre All contestants wll be put nto classes by the commttee n charge. There wll be one cup awarded to the wnner of each class shoot and one cup for the club havng the fve best scores. Ths arrangement has been made BO that each entry Wll be gven an equal opportunty to show hs skll. t As s the custom of the reeog. nzed gun clubs of the state tht locals have nvted a number of surroundng rfle men to compete. Anyone nterested n ths sport s jerk on my pole. pulled t and ln L vlted. to attend <; he ^rat Pf n sh ot thought had a bg fsh. kept whlch ls J put thls bor0u th On the pullng and pullng. Fnally, pull-1 ma P of thls aport - ed ft up and found had a nce bg was astonshed. pulled t almost nto the boat when t gave a twst and my prze tell nto the water. was so angry that broke an oar and had to row n wth one oar. Whle rowng n dscovered that had left my lne hangng n the Tha Wandarnf of a Paany t wu the nght before Chrstmas.. The famly was asleep; she stayed up and read, watng for Pa. Aboot twelve o'clock there was a nose st the door. Tsp-tap-tap there t went agan. Ms dd not know what to do. She called Jm, the oldest son. Jls asked at the door, "Who s there?", "t s Pa," was the answer. Ma let hm n. On hs back was a large bag of toys. He began to dejeorate the tree when out of the box popped a brght new penny. " have come to tee lttle Jack who has a.broken leg," t sad. t was dawn. Lttle Jack sad that he was feelng flne and that hs leg dd not hurt hm. He went to the tree to see what he re ceved for Chratmas. Then'out of the box popped the brght new pen ny. "Good mornng, Jack, hope you are feelng flne." Jack wss so frghtened, so he asked, "What s «-«hatr "Jt s," sad the penny. ' have come to say you are a good boy." t was the week after Chrstmas. Jack's leg was better. He took h: penny and bought some candy. Af ter he had eaten the candy, he cre for h* penny. Three days later h: mother gave hm a nckel so he wen to buy more candy. What do you thnk happened? For change he go hs old penny and three more shn <me«. He put them n hs pocket am w <mt home. The nett day school started agan. J»cls prepared to go. On the way he *"S to buy a new pencl. He put hs hand n ht pocket and found he had lost hs penny. So nstead of to school he sat duwn'and Jack's father was gong to w ork. He heard a famlar "Bo-hoo." "That sounds lke Jack's voce," he thought So he looked around the corner and them was Jack cryng. "Why, Jack, what b the matter," wked Pa. "Boo-hoo, have lost my new pen ny," sobbad Jack. "Why, Jsck, saw your new penny horn* on the shelf," sad Pa. Jack stopped cryng and went to school. When he came home he n bs box ten new pennes and a dme wth a not* whch sad "To my tttls Jack.", water. turned around and saw my pole bendng. let go my oar for thought sure that had a bg fsh. However, soon found that t was only a can. Edwn Bradbury. Sxth Grm<U M» Brandt The Months n February we have cold weather, And n March a lttle better. n Aprl we have Aprl showers. And n May are pretty flowers. n June comes the plants, And n July march the ants. n September back to school, And October a lttle cool. n November we must remember, That cold weather comes n Decem- Elzabeth Store Makes Bow to Local Shoppers Levy Brothers' Department Store, one of Elzabeth's leadng establshments, makes ts appearance n the advertsng columns of THE.PRESS ths week for the frst tme. De- Song, "n a Lttle Dutch Garden," ensemble. Pano selectons by G. T. Kramr. An extremely nterestng llustrated lecture wll be gven before the assocaton by a representatve of the New York Telephone Company on ''The Transmsson of Pctures by Wre." The problems of ' drectly 'transmttng drawngs and photographs from one pont to another by means of electrcty has attracted the attenton of scentsts and engneers for ft long tme and ths has re- 'cently been made possble on a commercal bass by the engneers of the Bell Telephone System. ' The broad prncples of pcture 'transmsson have been known for many years,.ybafare these prncples 'could be reduced to successful practce however, t was necessary to wat for the perfecton of methods for the accurate transmsson of electrcal sgnals to long dstances and the development of specal apparatus and methods whch have betome a part of the telephone sys- 'tem only wthn the last few years. 'Smply the problem of transmttng pctures conssts of three thngs; to know how to reduce the lghts and shades n a pcture to an electrcal current, to carry ths current accurately a long dstance and fnally to translate the current back agan nto the lghts and shades that make up the pcture. The apparatus requred to effect the transmsson of pctures conssts of a sendng ma- Man Drops Dead n Local Plant Wllam Braswell Vctm of Heart Dsease. Came From South Carolna. Klan Holds Servce* Wllam Braswell, aged 41 years, of 226 Roosevelt avenue, dropped dead Monday about 11:30 A. M. 'whle at work n the Lebg plant where he was employed at a machnst. Dr. Samuel Messenger was sum. moned and found that death was due to heart dsease, The body was removed to the morgue of Coroner J. J. Lyman n (Locust street of twenty-fve 1 feet t n the general plan to lay sewers n the secton lyng between the fast lne tracks and the borough lne; 'not a sewer system of laterals con- 'nected wth a man but separate sewers, each emptyng nto the Rahway Rver. Pettons are to be crculated among all property owners to ascertan whether the majorty s for or 'aganst the project. n ths connecton t was decded to get n touch wth the Canda nterests, owners of a large amount bf land n the dstrct, snd secure, f possble, ther co-operaton. Because the whole sewer project depends upon water servce n East 'Rahway t was decded to brng a- "bout that servce as soon as possble. The, water company at present declnes to extend any mans to East ttahway because of a decson pendng n the Supreme Court n regard to whether the company shall obtan Local Entertaner Surprsed By Host of Fr«Mr. Braswell came here from Eastl over, South Carolna. He was mar- 'red but separated from hs wfe, He was a member of the Ku Klux Klan. "Hs wfe resdes n South Carolna. When hs belongngs were searched a complete Klan regala was found together wth recepts for dues n the 'organzaton. Braswell had $286 n hs pocket when death overtook hm. Funeral servces under the aua- pces of the Klan were held n Lyman's funeral parlors Thursday evenng after the Klan had faled n an effort to have the body turned over to an undertaker more to ther lkng. The servces, were conducted by Rev. G. A. Law, pastor of the Frst M. E. Church, of Rahway. There were about twenty Klansmen present, A few of them were local; others came n cars bearng Unon county lcense plates, A feature of the servce was a cross of flamng red flowers. The body was shpped to South Carolna, leavng Newark at 1.04 A. M. Wednesday. Mrs. Lyman accomplshed t to ts destnaton. py (addtonal water supply by way of Rahway or Woodbrdge. n an effort to have ths pont settled, the attorney was drected to prepare a petton to be sent to the supreme court 'askng that he decson be handed askng that the decson be handed nterested n the sewer and water Stuaton wll be asked to sgn the petton. Joseph Harko, popular er, was taken completely by su when a group of hs closa fr arranged a surprse-brthday puf'f: for hm at the Lutheran Hall, Satur*, day evenng. The party was wtt "platned and a Urge number of Bat* co's frends were present. Mr. Harko, t wll be remembered, s one of the song snd dance team of the Hart ft Bark Co. of rado fame. Musc for dancng was furnshed by the Harmany Dance Orchestra. Soloa and dusts were gven by J«ry Bartok, Mdchael Shutdka and Mr. Harko, accompanyng hmself hs uke. Each of the entertan*!* scored numerous encores. ' Refreshments were served whch the entertanment was ted untl an early hour of the ng. The hall was beautfully rated n a green and whte aoto» 5 scheme. Among those present were: Msses Babe Habnak, Helen Cel Habnak, Frances Ramsen, H«l«en Habnak, Eva Whaleh of W««4- fbrdge; the Msses Emma Sherry 1 Famous Screen Hts OB Empre Bll Rahway Theatre Presents Several of the Greatest Flms of the Day Dur- " ng Comng Week Twlght League Chefs cson by the managers that Carteret Borough represents a terrtory to whch the store may be of servce was made after careful nvestgaton of the facltes for travel and the volume of shoppers that may be expected to flow between here and Elzabeth. "'m glad to ntroduce our store to your terrtory just at ths partcular tme", Bad Mr. Levy, "for n ths sale we're runnng now the tems are so prced that when a sale s made we make a permanent, customer." 'chne and a telephone current connectng: them whoh carres the pcture. llustratons of the type of e- qupment used together wth copes 'of,pctures transmtted by wre wll be'used n the talk. Hudak, Joseph Sawczak, Helen Dokus, John Kovacs. Ma* Copln Ffth Grude ber. Edward Wassel. Sxth Crad«~-Mt Kr«dl«r la* Free ^ The Free Readng Perod has been started n our room. We, thq grls, have t when the boys go for gymnasum; they have t when we go. Our teacher gave us a lst of books that she consdered worth whle for us to read, also the authors of these books. We got the.books from the lbrary, Many n our room dd not belong to the lbrary, but now nearly every one has a card or s wllng to get' one. What w«do durng ths uerjod s, we read our books and when some one fnshes the story she t«jj» t to the class. Wr k ths s a perod of pleasure andj d#lght and al&o a help to us as we can now get better books and know good books from bad ones. The followng people n the room have become thrft savers and are now tryng to save ther nckels, pen nes and dmes, and are the proud owners of a bank account, We hope they keep ths goud work up so when they become old«r they wlt be able to attend college: Mary Skba, Mary Fsher, Clara Hoffman, Anna Zmmer, Astr Johnson, Jenne Troost, Helen M«d vstz, Stephen Ronyak, Helen Lenart The fallowng beun absent nor people tardy have not snce tht startng ot school n Septembe: 1926: Clara Huffman, Mary Htl The followng verses gve evnce that the poetc sense pnd ably s not lackng among our pupls: The Clock s lsten to the clock, hear tke old sound, tck-tock-tck-tock, nd as t goes.'round and 'round, You can hear st make an even sound. tad soon the hours are past, And oh! how quck and fast, t makes the day go swftly by, And soon the nght s.ngh. Mare Rapp. Snow 'hey are the prettest snowflukes, That flutter n the ar, They fly on all the housetops, And the wnd blows them everywhere; Untl t scatters all around, And gets deeper and deeper, Whle lttle chldren dance and play, Congregaton Honors Rev. Fatter O'Connor Fnest s Gpst of Honor At Bg Banquet. Receves Purse of Gold. Several Speakers Nearly fve hundred persons assembled last nght at St. Josephs Hall to attend a banquet n honor of Rev. Father John R. O'Connor, pastor of St. Joseph's Roman Catholc Church. The functon was n the nature of a recepton and welcome 'to the prest who has just returned to hs flock after beng n a hosptal for several weeks. One of the features of the affar was a purse of gold presented to Father O'Connor contanng about $800. The presentaton was made by Mayor Thomas J^Mulvhll n bettl f th h tbtd th n Sesson Sunday An mportant meetng of the managers and offcers of the Carteret year s to be call tabefc Twlght Baseball League of last year s to be held at Brady's store, Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Ths meetng s of mportance and each of the managers and offcers ar«urged to attend. There s a surplus of the collectons made at the twlght crcut games last year and the authortes wll decde as to the best way to dspose of the money. The managers and offcers wll dscuss the probablty of formng another twlght crcut Presdent Denns O'Rourke wll presde -at the meetng Sunday afternoon. The managers of last year are Charles Brady, Henry Staubach and Ed Mack of the Cadllacs, Tgers, Harmony and Macks, respectvely. The ther offcers are Doc D. J. Roffman, ce presdent; Wllam Mack, treasrer; and Ted Danels, secretary. House Team Takes Two From Tuxedo Bowlers Turnng n three good totals, the louse Team beat the local Tuxedo Joys two out of three games of a natch rolled on the local chutes Tuesay nght The House team passed y ttvalf of those contrbuted the Wllam Nemeth. Snow7 February Tms once a snowy day, The sky was flled wth smoke of gray, The boys were rdng wth ther sleds, Whle the people played wth ther "gft. The mayor made an approprate presentaton speech. John Nevll wa» toastmaster. A- tnong the speakers were: Wllam J 'Lawlor, Eml Stremlau, Edwn 6. Qun, and'frank Andr«B. Several members of the Carteret Lons Club, were among the guests. n the course of the several addresses Father O'Connor watt conhs recovery and was the steady support of the congregaton n the varous actvtes of the chuch. lttle pets. _H«nry Bose). Ekmo HOUM n thn land of ce and snow, Lves the dear lttle Eskmo, The fur that these chldren wear, They gst from the polar bear. Serou Drawback "He who laughs last laughs best' "Yeah, but he soona gets a reputaton for beng drunk." Detrof News. TOR SALE Truck Body,' covered, n excellent oopaton. Wll ft! 'sny chasss V* t» 3 tons sze. 1 feet long> a * «* wde, 7 feet hgh. nqure Mckey's Coffee House, 7 Famous screen ht shtts httts httts The Empre Theatre, Rahway, presents several of the most notable pctures on the screen n the program for the week begnnng today. And wth the pctures, of course, there are several of the bg stars of flmdom, "Tn ^ats", wth Conrad 'Nagel and Clare Wndsor s on the bll for today and tomorrow. t s as funny as any war comedy tjhat las been produced. As a companon 'pcture the Empre presents "The Gorlla Hunt," a flm of thrllng ad- Venture n Afrca. For Sunday there s a trple feature program ncludng the John Ford producton, "Up Stream", wth a whole strng of stars n the cast, headed by Mary B. Nash. Fred Humes Stars n the second feature, "A One Man Game," whch s a tale 'of bandts and fghts that s full of thrlls. The thrd feature s an epsode of the seral, "Collegans." The bgger features of the week's 'program wll be presented next week, Monday and Tuesday, Eleanor Glyn's latest and most sensatonal love study, "T", wll be the feature. The story s a study of that strange qualty whch some persons of both sexes possess n a marked degree, enablng them to make an nstant "ht" wth persons of Bhe. opposte sex. t s one qualty n a man another, and entrely dfferent n a woman. ' Wednesday and Thursday patrons of the New Empre wll have a wonderful treat n one of James Olver Curwood's great pcture dramas of the wfd, A Curwood story s always worth whle and ths one, "The Flamng Forest," s perhaps the best a- 'dopted of all the Curwood stores to 'the screen. Antono Moreno and Mary Hunter of EllabeCh; Mst Emma Muller of Rahway; Mss Margaret Patrck and the Messrs. j Kendg, Frank Colombo, Joe Hard4 sh, Bll Yarrs, Marty Gargosk, JotUJ^ 'Luke and Steve Svon of Perth ".'boy; Jlmmk) McBrde, John. foedy, Charles Kennedy and Joe fan ol Hllsde. The Ksses HatUe Rogers, Erdel, Anna Harko, Jane Duncalu; J ^Florence Yetman, Mckey Ufck*,.* 31 Helen Jurck, Frances Harrngton' Helen Donnelly, Helen Stru*h»n,V,j Kathleen Mullan, Josephne Barkey Edth Kathe, Else Lauter, and Xt»f ty Harko. Messrs. John Masculn, McLeod, Ernest Donnelly, Bftl Harrngton, Ronald Armour, Rfltf-; mond Donnelly, Joe Casey, Lloyd. Lawlor, Tom D'Zurlla, Tom DuB^tJ can, Sdney Curre, Russell Donn«t*./: ; ly, Pste Svon, Bll Duncan, Joe Do* :^ lnch.-joe Sexton, Mckey D'Zu!rUl»v' Charles Ells, Joe Zack, Mlckej Shutlla, Jerry Bartok and Joeko, all" of Carteret. Furnture Concern Grows Movng To New Quarter* The Roesevelt Furnture House, Stephen Babes propretor, wll openn new quarters wthn the next ten days. Tho concern (has been located at Roosevelt! avenue near Pennng avenue. The new locaton s a fne 'buldng erected by Mr, Babes at Roosevelt avenue. n the new store whch has an extraordnary a- mount of floor space and large show wndows, the concern wll have k thoroughly up-to-date establshment, A specal sale wll be held n connecton "-frth the openng. The date and other detals wll be announcsd',j later. he thousand mark n the last game s four of the fve men passed the 00 mark and Arva ht 223. Arva scored 225 n the openng game and the Hbuse won easlyv Sherdan also tpped the lumber for double century n the same game. When, "Pop" Morgan toppled the mber for the hghest score of the meet, 230 n the second, the Tuxdoa won out by two stcks. The House took the last game to the une of 1024 to The best day's work wa» made by Arva, for the wnners and Morgan for the full dreeaers. HOUSE TEAM Arva F, Donnelly., 'Sherdan Devereaux.. W. Donnelly TUXBDO BOYS Morgan & Clfford Lauter 'Sharkey Renee Adoree are the brght stars at the head of the long lst n the cant. The companon feature for Wednesday and Thursday s the Wllam Fox producton, "Marrage," n whch Vrgna Vall attans her greatest success. Ths pcture, n 'addton tu a grppng love nterest, s an nstructve study of marred lfe. 1 But the greatest program of Uw week * reserved for Frday snd Saturday of next week. n fact t s the greatest offerng n many weekj). The famous story,. "Monte Crsto," by 'Alexander Dumas, wll never lose ts grp, ether n novel or on the screen. t U a classc of alt tme. John Glbert u the star, or at least, the leadng star, for the cast s made up pf bg names n Htm pcture world. Estelle Taylor, Renee Adoree are two. No short revew can do justce to the story. There s only one way to gvt ts worth, read tho book, or, the pcture the latter method s 'preferable. 1 Harry Langdon n "The Strong Man," s the companon feature for Frday and Saturday. ThU «a pcture guaranteed tu cure the worst Three Youths Arrested For Annoyng Women Patrolman Mchael Bradley yesterday arrested three youths for alleged annoyance of the publc n Roosevelt avenue n the Chrome see//. ton. They are: Dan Budner, 17, «& ;M 89 Pennng av«nue; Wllam Nagy^ 17, of 16 Lowell street; and Benja. mn Toth, 19, of 125 Lowell stresv/m Complant had been made to tfcj' polke that the young men were _ erng about the door of & pool roo» and annoyng women who passed by. Scortna On Card At Hghland Johnny Howard, of Pltnteld Pete Scortna, <f New Brunswck;! to clash n the man contest at] Brunswck A. A. fght show, 'held at the Masonc Temple,; Hghland Park, Monday nght, who art famlar wth the record* ( tho two boxers lved be tuld no Fans expect one of the two to b«foru the bell endng tha e round. n another oght rounder Ryan, of Trenton, and Tony tnu of Now Brunswck, wll 'Ths bout s al&o expected to humdnger. Tujru s another sx ; three fount to complete the cs 1 Two flats of fve rooms steam beat, newly decarat mprovement*. Apply ^!

2 PAGE TWO fotto ELZABETH, N. J. Come here Saturday and share n the great ANNUAL SALE OF SPRNG COATS V U* *"VJ New Materals Poret Twlls Caslne Rch Satns Poret Sheen Sport Fabrcs ^-A Szes to Ft Everyone Szes for Msses Szes for Women 34 to 36 Szes for Stouts 42 to 52 Better Style Better Materals Better Trmmngs Better Made And Prced at Msses and Women plannng the purchase of a sprng coat wll fnd n th* event everythng that they have been lookng for. Charge Accounts nvted Smart Style Fne Materals and a very low prce. Fur Trmmngs Twn Beaverette Woufflon Ermnette Coney Broadtal Calfskn FRDAY, APHL 1, 1927 " ' No orgnal bd * Hound f baaed solely on the cards held ly r>nr play" 4 or example, f the dealer holds (Ke followhg band: Heart* K, K, 10, 7.1 Qubs , 3 Damond! 9, 6 Spade* 8, 7,2 he «justfed n bddng one heart a contract to w^ teven of thr thrteen trrlu. Wth hs own hand, however, he can only hope lo wn four trcks wth How to Play BRDGE J: tuuo strus efkssohsbf "Wynne Ferguson * Author ot THAOTOA1. AUCTON MffOC ARTCLE No. S3 h«m.'t» o trumpn, ad why * the bd round? The explanaton s smple. f the dealer wn* four ol the thrteen trcks, nne trcks wll be won by the other thrre players, one ol whom s tlr dealer's partner. f these tr.ks are evenly dvded, each player wll wn three trcks. Then-fore, the dealer wth four trcks and hs partner wth three wlt averape to wn seven trcks as,1 partnershp. ThU result thus nnbrs the bd of one heart wth the alwve hand a sound bd, for snce the dealer s justfed n expectng three trcks n hs partner'* band Mncorpnr.tn ths expectancy n hs orgnal bd. Ths expectancy of three trcks from partner yet to bd s called the "average expectancy of support" and should be «n element of every sound orgnal bd. That s what s meant by the statement at the begnnng of ths artcle, lvery orgnal bd neluw* not only tu trklcs n one's own hand but also the three trcks partner s expected to hold. Every sound orgnal bd, therefore, s a bd to take the number of trcks bd wth twentytk card* not thrteen. All succeedng bds should also follow ths prncple and endeavor to get the best results from twenty-sx rather than thrteen cards. The problem hands gven n the precedng artcle are good llustratons of th* prncple. Answer to Problem No. M Heart* A, Q, J, 7, 4 : Y : Clubs A, 7,5 :A B: Damonds A, 10,8, 7,6 : Z : Spades none No score, frst same. f Z dealt, bd one no-trump, A bd two spades and Y passed, what should B bd wth the foregong hand? B's hand s so strong that be should stop to consder wth what type of band A would be justfed n bddng two spades over Z'a no-trump. The only concluson s that A ether ha* a freak band, contanng a very long and strong spade sut ana nothng else or he has a two suted hand, one sut of whch b spades. For that reason B should lose nothng by bddng three hearts. f A has only a freak spade holdng, he wll rebd spades, and f be has a two Blked hand and no hearts, he wll bd hs other sut over B's three heart bd. B, therefore, should bd three hearts and f A bds three spades, be should pass. f A bds ether clubs or damonds on the next round, B should Great Brtsh Hockey Club One of Brtl's Kreate^t lockej clubs was the rsh club, of 'nlmers ton, whch n sx successve seasons lost only two matches of 180 pluyed. THE wn Nno COLORS ftftb* HERE ) OUR <-.PftlMTS ORE "^HE 8B&T VOU CftN BOY. Answer to Problem No. 39 learu K, 9, 7, 6,4, 3 lubs K» 10,8, 6,1! Y Damonds A A Spades 10 t Z Score, A-B, 0; Y-Z, 10, rubvr game.. dealt, bd one no-trump, A bd two hearts and Y and B passed. f /. hd :wo no-trump, what should A bd wth the foregong hand? n ths hand the score s an mportant factor. f Y-Z make two no-trump, as seems lkely, hey wll score game and rubber. A herefore, should bd three clubs am cave t to hs partner todecde %heth:-r hey should play hearts or clubs. n hs example, B s the player who must decde the best bd for the combned hand. Answer to Problem No. 40 Hearts - 9 Clubs K, Q, J, 4, 3 Damonds K, J, 10, 5, 2 Spades K, 10 : Y : :A B: : Z : B Score, Y-Z a game n and no score oa the second game. f Z bd one no-trump and A doubled, what should V bd wth the foregong hand? Y s now n a poston where he has two slfon? SUtttTO offer hs partner as a chance Tor game. He should, therefore, bd two damond* Over the double and f overbd by h* partner or ether opponent, he should bd hs dubs. t s strctly up to Y to show hs partner both suts and thus enable hm to decde whch one offers the best chance for game wth the combned hands. Answer to Problem No. 41 Hearts Q, J, 10,6 Clubs Q, 10,9,8 Damonds 5 Spades K, 10, 7, 4 Y : :A B: : Z : Score, rubber game, A-B, 10: Y-Z, 0. Z dealt, bd one no-trump and A bd three damonds, what should Y bd wth the foregong hand? n ths hand also, the score s an mportant factor. f A-B make three damonds, they wll score game and rubber, so Y s justfed n takng a chance: frst, to save game f hs bd (als; and second, to score game f be happens to fnd hs partner wth four cards of hs sut. For that reason Y s justfed n bddng three hearts. f B then bds four damonds and Z passes, Y should double. He has a strong hand and has a good chance to defeat s four bd. He has done hs duty and from then on t s up to Z to do hs part. t s an nterestng hand and should be carefully noted. Both CODVEROLfc tqd LVER MEAL Your Savngs On Laundry Blls Wll Help to Pay for the THOR The Thor s bult to gve long years of excellent servce. You'll fnd that ts careful method of washng wll gve longer lfe to sheets and blankets, draperes and garments. Even rag mats and other artcles whch arc usually sent to the cleaner may be thoroughly washed n the Thor. t works on the revolvng-reversng cylnder prncpk washng all fabrcs by the force of hot. soapy water. There s no frcton and the most delcate materals and fnest laces are washed wthout njury. The Thor Electrc Washer requres no olng. ts gears arc patented and guaranteed aganst wear. The wrnger rollers are of soft rubber nto whch buttons and fastcnors snk and are not even loosened. t s easy to clean the Thor nsde and out. Fnshed wth Dual, th» new lacquer used on the fnest cars, t does not show water marks The cylnder need not be removed when you want to clem t. Just run n fresh water and leave the electrc current o» for a few mnutes. t wll clean tself quckly $5.60 Down 18 Months to Pay Pay Just *5 00 Down on a THOR. roncr ronng day s not to be dread when you can slp each artcle through the Thor. t presses elaborate dresses just as sklully as t rons flat peces. t s always dffcult to ron curtans straght wth a hand ron, but ths s easly accomplshed wth the Thor. Evej f your apartment s small, there s room for ths roncr, for t folds up and can / ' be put away n any corner or small closet., 5- Down 18 Months to Pay ' ' Publc Servce Electrc and Gat Please demonstrate the use of the Thor Electrc Washer n my home. No oblgatons. ' '<(' CALFORNA $100 up All expenses through Panama Canal. BOSTON $4.00 PROVDENCE $3.00 BERMUDA Only 2 Days from N. Y., 8 day trps $105 and up, ncludng steamer, hotel and tours. FLORDA, Va Steamer Mam, $37.53 up, all expenses; Jacksonvlle, $24.36 up. HAVANA Ten Day Cruses, every Saturday, ncludng hotels, 'eght-seeng and other expense* Frst Class $ SOUTH AMERCA Cruse Leavng Feb. 5th, all expenses, ncludng hotels, and sght-seeng. West NDES Cruse Frst Class, $160 up. To GALVESTON, MAM, NEW ORLEANS, JAMACA, MEXCO. CHARLESTON. NASSAU, PORTO RCO. Call, Wrte or Telephone 769 JACOB GOLDBERGER TOURST AGENCY 432 State St. cor. Washngton PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Reservaton! hould be made now for that trp to Europe /V/lVYkVV-V The Rendezvous Restaurant St. George Avenue and Freeman Street Woodbrdge, N. J. Announces the begnnng of a regular Sunday Dnner at $1.50 You are cordally nvted FRESH FRUTS and VEGETABLES Phone 72 Always n Season RVNG A. MLLER "On the bu»y corner" Man and School SU., Woodbrdge CLEARANCE SALE Navcoal for $9.00 Effectve March 1st. Due to contemplated alteratons to the plant, the Navcoal Corporaton s desrous of dsposng of ts entre stock of Navcoal on hand and offers to Woodbrdge, Carteret, Avenel and East Rahway consumers ths stock at the followng net prces: 1/4 Ton.. $2.75 V 2 Ton.. $5.00 lton... $ Ton dr Over 9.00 per Ton ThU s an exceptonal opportunty for schools, churches, publc utltes and householders to fll coat bns at a low orce. Navcoal Corporaton 305 STATE STREET Good pant means real protecton. Frame dwellngs bult n pre- Revolutonary tmes and stll standng have amply demonstrated ths fact. Washngton's home at M, Vernon s only one of a number that mght be mentoned. nsst on good pant. You'll fnd t.here. Pboq. 125 WOODBRDGE LUMBER COMPANY BULDNG 'MATERAL STORE] WOODBHDCE NEW JERSEY Ths remarkable chck startng feed bulds strong bones, sound, well-fleshed bodes and practcally elmnates leg weakness, toe pckng and other chck troubles. Rase better ch'cks wth Ful-O-Pep Chck Starter. Made by ths> Quaker Qts Qmpany Sold by Woodbrdge Feed & Coal Co. Successors to S. B. Brewster Woodbrdge, N. J. BUY QUAKER FfchDS Wndow Dsplayer Decoraton of All Knds and for all occasons HARRY FJOLL 182 Rowland Place Woodbrdge Tel. 286 The fnest grade of Nursery Stock now avalable Plant-Now s the Tme OUR CATALOGUE FREE Come and see our Rosea, Az&htM, Blue Spruce, Evergreens, Rhododendrons and Perennals Barberry and Prvet Hedge Plants PLANFELD NURSERY Stre«No Cty PVBLCTOEKVCE DR. RA ROSE DR. 1SADOR LEVENBERG Announce the openng of another offce for the General Practce of Dentstry and Oral Surgery at 1165 East Jersey Street Elzabeth, N. J. 76 WASHNGTON AVENUE SMONS BLDG. CARTERET, N. J Elzabeth AT«nu«Elzabeth, N. J. EMPRE THEATRE RAHWAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY DON! MSS- Qara Bow and Antono Moreno n Eleanor Glyn'» Latest and Greatest Lav* Study Nothng lke "T" on screen or prnted p*f«monday and Tuesday-Matnee and Nght

3 Why we sell the DUNLOP TRE OR 39 YEARS Dunlop has been buld- the world's supreme tre, Dunlops Fng wear longer because Dunlop knows how to buld better at each vtal pont. Take the hdden carcass beneath the tread. Dunlop owns ts own cotton mlls for no other purpose than to spn the best long-fbre cotton nto the famous cabletwt cord that goes nto ths carcass. The extra strength n these cords means an added factor of safety aganst constant load and poundng of roads longer lfe and greater mleage. The extra "stretch" enables the carcass to gve under severe blows, and to come back nto ts orgnal poston wthout nternal njury. The Dunlop tread the toughest rubber development known wears slowly and smoothly, makng sure (hat you get out of your Dunlops, au the extra mleage that added care and longer experence'have bult nto them. We recommend that you put DunZofu on your car, HOLOHAN BROS. Anboy A**., and 2nd St. Woodbrdge, N. J. every 2% seconds smeanthujs a DUNLOP POUNDERS OF THE PNEUMATC TRE NDUSTRY! S Sff?;^Pj AUTOMOBLE SECTON OL COMPANY PLANS TO PROVDE ADVCE GRATS TOTOURSTS Standard of New Jersey Undertakes New Servce to Encourage Motor Trps; Opens Tourst Bureau. MAKNG NEW MAPS NOW A new servce whch s expected to brng; many vstors nto ths localty wll shortly be announced by the Standard Ol Company (N. J.). Realzng that vacatonsts now depend 'on ther automobles for most of ther outngu, ths company has arranged to extend very unusual help to any one plannng a trp, whether ths journey orgnates wthn the area served by the company's marketng organzaton or not. MapmaVer at Work As a prelmnary to ths new departure, an experenced cartographer was engaged to make a personal sur- Vey of road condtons up and down the Atlantc seaboard, as a result of whch two specally drawn maps, one coverng the states of Maryland, "North and South Carolna, Vrgna, and Went Vrgna and Dstrct of Columba, the other New Jersey, have heen. prnted. nformaton collectable n connecton wth ths work has been put on fle n an offce opened at 26 Broadway, New York, for handlng nqures. Offers Strkng Contrast 1 f t were possble to resurrect the nomadc trbes of Egypt and offer them a new begnnng n one of tme aggressve states along the Atlantc seaboard, these famous travelers of 'ancent cvlsaton would have to learn ther trad* all over agan n the classroom of the Amercan motorst. Down through the ages have come great changes n transportaton. 1 the last decade the garage has tak en as the place of the ralroad depo the startng pont of most famly outngs and vacatons, There would be endless other strange thngs and stuatons wth whch these venerable ctzens of the Nle Valley would have to acquant themselves. How many of them, for nstance, would be able to comprehend a tourng servce, whch requests all who travel the roads, north, Bouth, oast and west, to let t assst them wthout charge. "Standard" Tourng Servce wth hfduarters n room 268, 26 Hrmdway, New York, has been establshed to ad the motorng traveler n plannng and completng trps. Except n cases of unusually heavy demand the tourn-g servce wll answer wthn twenty-four hours all nqures comng by mal, telegram or telephone. Lay Out tnerary t wll furnsh routes n detal, based on the latest nformaton regardng road condtons. t wll namr Why the European trumph ofthe ERSKNE SX s beng repeated n Amerca AT the Pars Salon... /l t the Olympa n London.. n Brussels....andn Berln... all Europe found ts deal «malf car vsualzed by Amercan engneerng genus. A deft combnng of European economy of upkeep wth Amercan comfort and stamna. For the Erskne Sx s evolutonary! n ts development-^sacrncng. nothngtocomfort nothng to sturdness and smooth gong under all condtons, though t s relatvely lghter. Engneered and bult by men responsble for the of kakerl wndows, narrow pllars, unobstructed cogn Vttrch! The engncof the Erskne Sx develops 60 mles an hour-effordessly-accelerates from 5 to 25 mles n 8j4 seconds. Clmbs an 11% hll n hgh gear under. Ml bad. Travels 25 to 30 mles to the gallon of gasolne,1,000 mles,to the gallon of ol! 18- foot turnng radus! slps through traffc lke a motorcycle parks n tpaces bgger cars have to pass up.. The full-vson, all-steel body of the Erekrne Sx brngs a new measure of THE ERSKNE SX CUSTOM SEDAN Tkt LltU Atulocnl FOB. *995 FACTORY Toum Cmttm Coupe 995 Bmmu Ctupt sense o securty at all speeds. The comfort of the Erskne Sx s most remarkable body space so well utlzed that there s ample room even for sxfooters..-, Take the wheel of the Erskne Sx yourself. Be as crtcal as you lke be exactng but be prepared for surprses. For ths lttle arstocrat of motordom wll change r deals of motor car yourpcrtormancf so deftly and easly does t handle so ready and able n every knd of gong. J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE 250 George Street 363 Dvson Street NEW BRUT HSKME HptH AMBOY SX Major T1 O n W-Avo and hs gant 1000hnw H>wer Sunbeam nu*r wth whch he broke thn world'* speed record by drvng a mlo at the rate scenc ponts to look for along the course of travel and descrbe the condton of roads whch wll be encountered by the prospectve traveler. The ecope of ths servce embraces the Unted States. t s avalable n general to the moborrtg publc. Maps wth routes traced n color to make the drver's task easy wll accompany the answers to all nqures whenever possble. Dstance barrers have long snce been broken down, The automoble wth ts almost unlmted travel range has contrbuted largely toward brngng ths about. But mproved roads, stretchng out n every drecton and the avalablty of those petroleum products needed n the operaton of a motor car have made thn possble. There s no artcle of commerce, from pns to postage stamps, so easy to purchase as gasolne and motor ol. One mght thnk that the automoble was a statonery consumer judgng by the pans whch have been taken to have petroleum products dspensed at most convenent ponts. The mountan has be*n taken to Hohamed. * Now through "Standard" Tourng Servce the nomads of 1927 Amerca, have another conventenee, subject only to ther beck and call-. Heatng Delvery Truck Durng Wnter Months Durng the wnter months the groceryman, mlkman and others, who most delver ther products some dstance, wll fnd a heater wthn the oar of great advantage, Commercal exhaust heaters coat from $15 to $26, ncludng the nstallaton, and a servceable heater can be made at much less expense. Remove the exhaust lne and muffler from the car and nsert a tee between the forward end of the muffler and the end of the exret Homemade Ppe Hester (or Delvery Trucks Whch t Attached to the Exhaust Ppe: haust lne, employng 1V4 nch plpa fttngs. Then screw a vertcal secton nto the tee fttng and nsulate the lower ecu«n of ths where t comes n contact wth the wood. Place a tee fttng t the top of ths vertcal ppe and ran two branches, as shown, through the track body. Run two length* dawn wth ther ends Just projtttln through the floor of the ear. Durng the rammer months the ends f the ppes are closed wth ppe caps, bat tn the wnter these ends are left open 10 that the exhaust rases wll crculate tronnd the car. Popular Mechancs Magalne, Natonal Meetng Place The Oalata brdge, Constantlopla, s sometmes called "the.. Crossroad of the Bast" because t s sad that here OM ma; n 12 hours see all the natonaltes of the world. UutoSuqqt&toTt). BY A. SNVDEtt f some part of the mechansm of your car» out of order brng t to ths frendly auto repar»hop. We wll locate the cause and remedy t. Our charges are reasonable. of mles an hour at Dayton* Beach, Flord*, on Twwl&y, Much 39th. Major Segraye's car wu equpped wth Dunlop tres throughout. Or Hammond A woman recent)} rrlutel that her husband alwaya quoted Shakespeare at brtakfant. Hnnm at that hour s far more sutable. London Opnon. 4 w*sw^en ''. '*vrm^^pv*a!rvn^^^^^w^^vh^mwmhhnbvm^*1^^4 :^^CrT^VnT^^TV^v^''- EMPR THEATRE RAHWAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY DON'T MSS- Clara Bow and Antono Moreno n Eleanor Glyn's Latest and Greatest Love Study Nothng lke "T" on screen or prnted page Monday and Tuesday-Matnee and Nght At the EMPRE THEATRE, Rahway "only the most advanced engneerng could create t-only super-precson methods could produce t? f you. are on* of those lound automoble buyers who buy on comparatve values, and f you compara th«greater Oakland S aganst the belt lu feld afford* you wll dscover that only cfw mot mjmnet engneerng CMM create l... and *ly m}tr-ptcltt*n methea* etul pnuct t. t n no other car of the $1000 clatt wll you fnd tuch a matchleh combnaton of engneerng advancement! aa n the Greater Oakland Sx. For no other car, regardless of prce, provdes Oakland'* Rubber-Slenced Chatlt and Harmonc Balancer, Oakland 1! full pressure olllnf, bronze-backed nterchangeable man bearngs, foot controlled dfc. ng-beam headlghts and four>wh*«l brakes. Nor n any other-car of comparable prce wll you fnd so many examples of that super-precson n manufacture drectly responsble for long car lfe and lastng owner satsfacton. AU Oakland pston pn bushngs are damond bored... AH Oakland connectng rods are exactly, matched for center of gravty and weght All Oakland routng parts from transmsson to rear axle arc completely balanced. These are practces whch typfy the most modern and exactng prncples of scentfc manufacture and Oakland uses them all! Oakland Sx, $1025 to $1295. The Nw am Fnn Pentae Sx at New Lou Prces 9775 to $975. Bodes by Fsher. All prcss at factory- Baty to pay on On General Motors Tm* Payment PUa, Tel. Carteret 699 MULLAN MOTOR SALES Roosevelt Ave. Open Evenngs 'tl 9 o'clock %eqreater Carteret, N. J. OAKLAND SX PRODUCT OPflRNTmTMOTOBS <*. WNNNG AND HOtDNO POOP WHX Tts sgnfcant x that the users atstandard" Gasolne outnumber the users of any other brand 1 more than two to one _ Wf s; Studebakers New Q

4 FOUB. CARTERET PRESS S.b.erptoa, $1BO P.r Y..r Publatd vmy Frld»y h* C H. BYRNE, 44 Chrome Av... CARTERET. N. J. n HYRMF Telephone, Carteret 813 Port Offlc, undar th««of M«rch». 5. Edtor and Man»* er "FRDAY, APRL 1, 1927 The Vagrant 61 OR 'LL $00 UP/! When n Rahway Stop at MAN'S DEP'T 128 Man St., Rahway, N. J. Establshed On Honor.n 1905 Thrvng On Mert Ever Snce EASTER WEARNG APPAREL FOR THE FAMLY Foregn Advertsng R«pr*sent«tTes N»«Jersey Neghborhood Newtptptn, nc. BUS COMPETTON AND LAW ; The Mddlesex County Bus Owners Assocaton needs to. be remnded that ts duty to the publc does not begn and end? THrtth grabbng every nckel avalable. The assocaton mght ' ' also bo apprased of the fact that the offcals of Carteret have paome functons n the way of enforcng the law, and that the 'v Publc Utltes Commsson s not the only authorty to whch f' ', the bus owners are amenable. f the utltes commsson retans 3'control of the route desgnaton, the Mayor and councl wth! the polce force, at least, have the rght to enforce traffc laws. The traffc laws are very clear n regard to speed lmt? 5 and also n regard to overloadng vehcles or permttng per- ; sons to rde on any vehcle n places other than the seats. At ;. the meetng of the Borough Councl on March 21, Samuel B. George, propretor of Carteret Bus Servce, nc., nformed the : councl that the assocaton had prohbted hm from sendng JL.8 bus around Roosevelt avenue n the late afternoon when the : Wheeler plant closes, Of course the assocaton wants all the r "fates," and so has obtaned an exclusve rght to the route from the Publc Utltes Commsson. ; But t was brought, out at the same meetng that the out- ; of-town buses volate the traffc law at the Wheeler plant by l\ permttng passengers to swarm all over the bus, rdng on p radator, steps and fenders. By ths method they are enabled... to clam that they are capable of carryng all of the passengers s on ther buses and so deny Mr. George, a local man wth a lo-.' cal bus servce, the rght to travel over the same route. ; ' t seems that as long as the assocaton can represent to the ;.;'' utltes commsson that assocaton buses can take care of all V s the traffc, the commsson wll back up the assocaton^ burrng Mr. George and hs local buses. Asde from the queston of the traffc at the plants, there s much else n the conduct of the assocaton's buses that needs attenton. Whether the fault les wth the drvers alone or n a Schedule that makes speedng necessary, t s common knowledge that the buses travel some tmes at a rate n excess of the law wthn the borough lmts, whle the stretch between Port Readng and Chrome s a regular speedway for them. They not nfrequently hog the road and force smaller vehcles off the concrete. Frequently they travel at nght wthout rear lghts and seldom, ndeed, are they equpped wth stop lghts, nor do the drvers sgnal by hand ther ntenton of stoppng. A favorte custom s to whz by other cars, pull n front of them and then stop unexpectedly. The buses are a necessty but that does nut exempt tlv. 1 owners or drvers from complyng wth the law. nasmuch as they have taken an arbtrary poston wth regard to Mr. George and nsst that he comply wth the law nsofar as t can be used, to ncrease ther earnngs by keepng hm from sharng n the busness at certan plants, then why not requre that they, too, ' comply wth traffc laws n the nterest of publc safety. u A NEEDED RELEF > * Somethng should be done n the way of a concerted ef government wll be glad to turn over to hm. Homesteadmg has not ded out by any means, he says, and he ctes the tact that durng the last fscal year 1192 orgnal homestead entres were made n Wyomng alone and 2214 homestead entres were perfected. the free land nasmuch as durng the last sx years throughout the country has yelded forty mllons of dollars to the Treasury n the form of royaltes on ol and coal leases t would appear that Uncle Sam stll s holdng a horn of plenty for those who have courage to tlt a lance wth fortune. An sland has been dscovered n the Berng Sea where the people have just learned that the Czar was deposed and that the Sovets took over Russa. Why doesn't some enterprsng Yankee go over there and place a bet on the 1924 electon? A French scentst predcts that before long the average man, by gland operatons, wll lve 125 years of actve lfe Probably ffty years from now people wll be changng gland just lke we change tres. Henpecked husbands n Chcago have organzed to de mand a nght a week out wth no explanatons and a dollar They mght also demand bgger and softe day allowance, dsh towels. MODERN PROVERBS n gettng rches, don't let rches get you. * fort to brng relef to the motorsts who are delayed unreason- ably every day and nght at the Port Readng crossngs. Every ',pe»on n Carteret who has occason to travel through Port Readng n bus or prvate car s famlar v^th the stuaton. lf-; Traffc s held up from fve to twenty mnutes and even longer r c whle freght trans crawl, at snal pace, along the man lne '^" "Ot the Readng ralroad, or, whle cars are shunted back and forth over the curved branch leadng to the Central tracks n, you'd better bf ; hack of the old Leber coal yard. u " mg the sllcre ' ' t does not requre any great gft of observaton to ascer- j ; 'tan the cause of the delay; the loads are nvarably too heavy t* for the engnes. Trans made up of empty coal cars bound back to the mnes, are so long that even tv o locomotves have a hard you; tme pushng and pullng them up ttte slght grade. The trans oft than you lre. - get stuck and the engnes buck and sputter, whstle for help and make progress by nches or at best, a few feet at a tme and then gather steam for a fresh try. Traffc n the mean tme, ples up for blocks each sde of f the crossng. Fnally when the tran s out of the way, there s-a mad scramble of autos and trucks to get across Before another holdup occurs whch, n tself, s a dangerous by-product o the delay caused by the ralroad. Back of t all, perhaps s some effcency expert of the ralbyroad who has ordered that the last ounce of energy be forced out of the locomotves by overloadng them wth mles of cars. PThe offcals of Carteret and Woodbrdge oujfht to get toher and fght for the nterests of the publc of both muncpaltes. Wth the road to Rahway about to be torn up, the rfgummer rush of traffc comng on, and Blar road practcally unft for traffc, the volume of motor traffc 6n Woodbrdge av, enue over the Port Readng crossng wll soon be enormously ^ncreased. The tme to seek a remedy s now. Carteret s nterested n beng releved of the delays whle pqodbrdge has a double nterest, havng much traffc there (d also havng a large porton of Port Readng cut off from re protecton when the tracks are blocked and fre-fghtng pparatus s unable to cross the tracks. A smple remedy would be a polcy upon^the part of the Hroad company to stop overloadng th«.locqmptvqs go,that e" delay to traffc would be EB short as possble, That would ) untl such tme as the company condesce/flstp, obey th$. and elmnate the grade crossng altogether,py rasng or perng ts tracks as ts engneers may advse. STLL ROOM FOR THE PONEER A chance edtoral n a Washngton newspaper regrettng all free publc lands open for homebteadbf had been djsd has brought an nterestng reply fronj E f C. Phjnney actng Secretary of the nteror. Takng the State of r as an example, he sets forth that there are now alnty m«*m wr»» of unapportoned land, and whle t * "able for agrculture, yet he f you're true blue you'll cut out the yellow streak. A brdle on the tongue may help you rde to success, Nxon Waterman says The way to do t la to go to t. Don't sow wld onto and expect to reap A-l hgh-grade wheat. f you «ay " wll," the world wll say, "All rght, 'll help you." Overcome jour cowardly self and your other opponents wll surrender. Whle wallng for your shps to come n, you'd better be dggng a few damn The devl s lo my all round when you don't save up enough cash to set' te wth hm. Don't let your handcaps dscourage your compettor may be worse Unless you tre better than your neghbors you are not boobtlng the communty average any. you're able lo dance to mulc, thank heaven, when you pay the fddler, that you haven't got the rheumatsm. PENCL PONTS To have your own way, you've go to be lonely, RENTNG a home to lv«n s about as uensble as rantng a par of ahoen to walk n. Your rent (J»o cy wll buy you a home. We'll how you where, wh$b and how. WlllXM J GROHrtANN Don't usk people "why," f the slence lasts long enough, they'll tell There s no one s<o fond of callng genus u "dsease" HS the man who has no genus. There s an overproducton of everythng, but more tlmr anythng else, of cheap cyncsm. Stage laughter, lke stage money, us the characterstc of beng eremely bogus*. One who regards frendshp from :he standpont of "mutual usefulness" sn't ftted for t. len lke lo talk wth each other about ther work; so they even carry :he topc to partes. Xere mght be u "luw" makng t compulsory to learn to swm before mbarktng n a canoe. Great poets take the language and remold t; the lesser ones general); use words n the ordnary way. SHORT EDTORALS Never brug on your kn to people who know them. Autolsts would lke to know who pnt the "to" n detour. The trouble wth luxury s that every Hew one suggests another. T you want to know just how lttle money there s n a $5 bll, break t. Alo-;t everyone laughs at supers!!- tuns and ghosts untl msfortune causes hm to be supersttous. There s no poston n lfe where fath s more vuluhble than n busness. The man who thnks he cannot succeed never wll. FRST NATONAL BANK CARTERET, N. J. We Pay 4% on Savngs Accounts 0 $1.00 Opens An Account ChrUttnat Club Always Open Bank s Open dn Monday and Frday Evenng* from 6:30 to 8 P. M. Resource* Over $2,500,000 Unted States Government Supervson Women's Stylsh Sprng Coat, at $10.98 to $19.00 Women'* Slk Dresses n faah onable model* of the newest fabrc* and shade* At $5.98 to $16.50 Easter Mllnery. Stylsh Boy't and Grl's Sprng Coat*. StylUhly made of the»eason'» popular fabrc*. Sze* 1 to 5 and 6 to 14 At $5.98 to $ nch All Slk Washable Flat Crepe n the best new shade, at $195 per yd. and dressy hats for Women, M&s?s and Chldren at very j Gordon, Onyx, Orent or low prces. Holeproof Slk Hosery n all Munsng Slk Underwear,j At $1.00 to $2.50 per pr. Chemses, Vests, Step-ns, j and Blootnert At $1.00 to $2.00 each Grl's Dresses made of fast 1 the new sprng shades Boy's lght weght Cloth or Jersey Suts At $3.50 to $5.50 color cotton or slk fabrcs' Boy's Kaynee Wash Suts n very smart modes. Szes n Olver Twst and Mddy 2 to 6 and 7 to 14 At $1.69 to $6.98 styles. Sze 2 to 8 ; At $1.98 to $3.98 Panjab Percale Prnts guar- Kaynee Blouses and Shrts anteed fast color, beautful for Boys, wth Peter Pan, range of patterns Sport or Talored Collars At 29c per yd. At $1.00 to $2.00 Specal Sale, Tuesday, Aprl & Boy's and Grl's Wool Slp-On Sport Sweaters, reg prce $3.00, Tuesday Only, at $1.69. News of All Carteret Borough n the Press, the most wdely read paper n Cateret Free Lecture On Chrstan Scence By PAUL A. HAASCH, C.S.B. of Toledo, Oho Member of the Board of Lectureshp of The Mother Church. The Frst Church of Chrst Scentst, n Boston, Mass. Memoral Muncpal Buldng Woodbrdge, N. J. Sunday, Aprl 3,1927 3:15 P. M, WATCH FOR Chrstan Scence Socety, Sewaren, N. J., cordally nvtes you and your frends GRAND OPENNG OF THE Roosevelt Furnture House : n Our Fne New Home,, CARTERET Bg Specal Prce Reductons on all Furnture Here are Two Samples Complete Bed Outft 1 COO Pure Cotton $J98 MattreSS * Double Bed--Sprng--Mattress JL \J Many others wll be lsted n our Openng Announcement

5 MOST HURLERS PASSNG FAST Jn Few Years Freak Delveres Wll Be Gone. When the St. Lous Cardnals recently released Ptcher Alan Bothoron as a player and resgned hm for coachng dutes, another ot the lngerng race of vanshng spltball hurlers departed from the major leagues. A survej of the lst now dscloses the fact that merelj sx of the seventeen hurlers unaffected by the rulng «f the bg-league magnates aganst the use of the spltter and other freak delveres reman n the bg show. And, wth one or two exceptons, 11,,, last of tlw spltball hurlers are (.rmlunlly nearlng the end of ther KrltJC. Wthn a few years the spt hull delvery wll be but a memory of lc notonal game. The seventeen orgnally, placed on lle exempton lst from use of freak delveres ncluded BU Doak of the St. Lous Cardnals, Phl Douglas of the New Tork (Hunts, Dana FUllnglm of tlw Boston traves, Clarence Mtchell of the Brooklyn Dodgers, "Doc" Avers of the Washngton Senators, Hay Caldwell of the New York Yankees, Stanley Coveleskle of the Cleve- MH ndans, "Dutch" Leonard of the Huston Red Sox, Jack Qulnn of the New York Yankees, Alan Russell of he Boston Red Sox, Urban Shocker of the St. Lous Browns, Alan Sotho* ron of the St. Lous Browns, Ray Fsher of the Cncnnat Reds. Marvn Goodwn of tbe St. Lous Cardnals Fast Steppers Wn Two Matches From Sayrevlle After three farly close, gnmes, the. Carteret P«<rt Steppers emerged vctorouh n ft match wth Sayrevlle, at Ooughn's alleys, Tuesday nght. Thfl Steppers passed the 900 mark n each game. Mke Arva wag the star for the Fast Steppers, scorng Hhrec double century totals. ' The Steppers took the frst and despte Johnson's 235 n the second fame, for the vstors; the locals aded by Arva's 223 won the set by '27 pns. Only three png separated the teams n the last (tame. Doubles 'by Rogers and Arva for the locals enabled the Steppers to wn 926 to 923, desptte Spek's 21fl. Kupsch turned n a 2S12 score n the frst 'frame. Johnson and Kupsch starred for the Sayrevlle combne and Arva led the Cartereters..Thursday nght the Steppers won «match from the Sayrevlle outft also at home. The locals cropped the frst (fame, lost the next and took the rubber contest decsvely. The only two 200 marks of the match were made by the vstors n the second game whch they cropped from the home team. Butch and Keegan scored these marks. The Scores: STEPPERS Arva, Clenmar Casalegtf.. Sullvan 182 Sharkey 177 Rogers 182 and Urban Faber of the Chcago Whte Sox. 901 Mtchell, jow wth the Phlles; SAYREVLLE Grmes, stll wth the Dodgers; Cove- mkle, now wth Washngton; Qulnn, [Knpsch _. 232 t wth th* Athletcs; Shocker, wth the, p ' ek 138 Jonnson YHnkees, and Faber of the Whte Sox are the last of the vanshng race who Keegan 149 fctll depend upon the spltter n the Baley 185 pnches. Doak retred several years ago for the Florda really boom. Douglas was ousted from organzed baseball. Rudolph has deserted the box tor coach- ng duty. 'Ayers hasn't been heard of n three or four years. Caldwell s at lttle Rock n the Southern assocaton. Leonard recently stlrrtd up a nasty baseball scandal. Fsher passed out several years sgo to become baseball coach at Unversty of Mchgan, and Marvn Goodwn was klled n an arplane accdent n Texas. Newt of All C«rt*r«t Borouft The Pr«t, the mod wdely read paper n Carteret CLASSFED ADS Classfed advertsements only on* lent word: mnmum charts 26c HELP WANTED Female TYPST wanted. Hgh school graduate preferred. Apply n person. Steel Equpment Corporaton, Avenel, N. J. WANTED-j-Experenced sewers and begnnerb, on men's pants. Steady work, good p ly. Apply Epsten & Mager, 22 Jeanette street, Carteret, N. J. ROOM WANTED WANTED by a mddle aged gentleman. A well furnshed room n a Woodbrdge prvate home. Wll be ready about Aprl frst. Address Box 216, Floral Park, N. Y. 3-25' t.. FOR PTNT N SEWAREN, double house, 4 rooms each sde, sutable for two frendly famles or separate, cty water, near trolley, rent $ Apply to 528 East avenue, Sowaren. 4-1, 8, 15, 22. APARTMENT furnshed, 3 rooms, ktchen an,d bath. Tel. 50-J. Mrs. Kaus, 531 Rahway avenue, Woodbrdge. FOR SALE FOR SALE Store fxtures, 3 counters, 1 show case, 2 lung sets of hvlvng, cash regster, other grocery store fxtures. Owner retfrng from tusmess. AH equpment must be sold. Apply 58 Wheeler avenue, Carteret, N. J. STEPPERS Rogers,.. Arva... F. Donnelly Sharkey.. Canalegg. 17H n G SO 18( SAYREVLLE Nelson Butch 116 Johnson 162 Keegan 181 Baley !) fparttfofes There Jpun. are seven golf courses la Crent Brtan has 900 hockey cluts afllluted n one natonal organzaton. The 'enn Athletc club n Phladelpha has an 18 hole ndoor gulf lnks. SELLNG OUT complete lne of nur-1 tal of thrty-three pounds. sery stock, evergreens, frut und ornamental trees, flowerng shrubs, 150 dfferent knds. Perennal plants, 000 grape vnes, rhubarb, asparagus, etc. Specal: 3 rose clmbers, 3 bearng sze grape vnes, 3 butterfly bushes, 3 flowerng shrubs), szes 12-18, * J. Jansa, Robert street, Sewaren, N, J. 3-18, 25; 4-1, 8. POPLAR TREES, 60 cents each or wll plant for fl.00 each, John Sabdta, Avenel, N. J. v 3-18, 25* lhnng ROOM SUTE, mahogany, 9 pecuu, good condton, $125, cost Man street, Woodbrdge. 3-18tf Pe& Dnng Room Sute, gu condton, 652 Myrtle avenue HDUSE, corner Grove av«nue and 1'sdale place, sx large rooms, all mprovements, lot 60 x 132, garage. M. Logan, 109 Grove avenue, Woodbrdge. Tel. 647-W. OOD for sale, pn* or oak, n _ lengths desred. * Phone Wbodbrdg* 193. John Thomas, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. CLEAN SAGS wanted, sle ot haud-. kerchef or larger, 6c a pound." Mddlasex PMM, 80 Green street, Woodbrdjp ^ WANTED MAlTwth $ to nvest, Wth or wthout servces. Opportunty to man f lo.mo.oo between now and October lsf^trtd Edde Mfg. Co., 144 Qneda St, Mlwaukee,' Ws. 4-1* OWTM Of The longest golf drve on record s the one of 480 yards, made by.w. S. Caldwell of St. Loula n A member of the Chnese grls'- athletc squad n the far eastern Olympcs n MS, Helen Caw of Shangha, s now a star athlete st Mount llotyoke college. * The prnce of Wales s havng s squash racquets court bult at Marlborough house n order to pluy hs favorte ndoor game as often as possble. The, longest gout from placement on record was nude by J. T. Haul, of Prnceton n 18t«. n He Yale-Prnce ton game that year lual booted one for 86 yurds,» * Suzanne l.englen s now a real ndan prncess, wth the name or "Prncess Sparklng Waters," havlug been so honored by G)W Evergreen Tree of the Nsvajus at a powwow n Denver. " Cbarles SchwarU of New fork, owner of Jack Borne, wnner of tbe 192q Grand Natonal, has purchased frou tae Jockey club tbe Brlckneld tranng ground, where be ntend*** estab llsb a tud. To avod raahlu *l«> «> golf champonshp to, 1H1. durtn the week bglulm *»» ««h h «Bru» b ladles' ooen champonshp, whch bad been Used f» r the same week, b * put forward to May 16. Menton ths paper to advertuets; PANO NSTRUCTON D. AUEK, W J"flUT LTTLE QAME* t V GO<M' HOME \ S -V«E wnsr \ e>erc. spur WARY N LNE wth the SPORTSMEN By the Sports Kdto Unversty of LMyton (Oho) hud 8evcn lauallnns comettd wth ts Wtall team. The completon of two new golf courses at PlnHuntt wll gve tlur. secton eght full-ftlzed lnks. * Wth a populaton of nearly 2,000,- 000, there s only one publc golf course n the Boston dstrct. * A total of 1853, was collected at the (ute for sports at Yale n Expenses 'amounted to 6T0, No whps, blnkers or spurs wll be allowed as equtent ol two-yearolds at the Far Oround race course, n New Orleans. K. Smth, a Norwegan sk expert, wll! nstruct the Montreal Skt club members n ths delghtful form of wnter sport. «A yacht club n the sub basement s the feature of a lf-story apartment house to be bult n the Euat rver dstrct New York cty. Charts kept durlnx the football season at Mlchlgun State college reveal that twenty-four players ganed a to- Yale and Rutgers battled t out between them n the Eastern ntercollegate swmmng meet Saturday. Prnceton, Navy and several of the other usually strong contenders were left far n the ruck. Yale won and n dong so showed a defnte margn of superorty over the Jersey team but n a freshman relay race Rutgers trumphed easly an ndcaton that next year the Scarlet may be sttng on top of the swmmng heap. Rght n the swm, o to speak. Rutgers s countng on gettng George Kojac, the DeWtt Clnton marvel, to add to ts freshman team next year. f K^jac jons the Jersey unversty there'll not be many of ts rvals trflng wth the proteges of Jm Relley, Rutgers would have done even better on Staurday but for the dsablty of Al Brown, who once was ntercollegate breast stroke ;hampon. Brown was hurt n football and hs Wnter Neglect of Auto s Costly to Motorsts Many motoruls aeetn to thnk they can neglect ther servce durng the wnter months and stll keep ther car runnng n tptop shape, but ths s a serous mstake. "The motorst who neglects hs car durng the wnter la dong hmself an njustce, takng unnecessary chances and losng money," sa.vs an expert. "Whatever make of car he drves he huuld tttve t nspected Just as regularly durng the wnter modtls as be does durng the summer. Such precauton wll nsure keepng the car n the best possble condton and probably save some bg repar blls. Also, when a cur owner s gettng servce he should see that le gets the best servce to be had-for hs car. n other words, when he needs servce for hs car he sho\ll tuke t to the dealer who sold t to hm or to an authorzed dealer nelllns that make of car." What to Trade? Henry Ford says a mllon dollar? s no more to hm than an old belt. Well, we ha ve an W belt. How about a swap? Phladelpha Publc Ledger. swmmng Has not been up to hs old standard. Evdently the Unted States Lawn Tenns Assocaton banks heavly on Francs T. Hunt- *r developng nto champonshp calbre. The assocaton has named hm as Tlden's teammate for an European tour begnnng n May. There s a great gap between Amerca's two Dr three real top-notchers and the second strng players and t s the slowness wth whch real good players are beng developed here that s worryng the assocaton more than anythng else. Whle Tlden and Johnston are nearng the end of ther respectve ropes, that would be nothng to worry about were t not for the fact that the, solons fal to see where ther successors are comng from. Hunter's selecton as Tlden's teammate may or may not be sgnfcant. Stll, Hunter s about as good as.any of the avalable prospects and a summer at the bg tournaments of Europe under the daly tutelage of "Bg Bll" may make a bg change n Hunter. Poor Arthmetc of Baseball Fan Nck Altrock, comedan de luxe of Wushlngton, gave a clever example of extemporaneous wt at the Martlnsburg park n the Blue Rdge league, a few years ago, when the Senators played an exhbton game there. About the ffth nnng Nck Strolled by the grandstand. Hs team wus on the short eud of a 0-1 score. Some enthusastc home-town fan yelled,at Nck so that he could be heard for some dstance mound. Nck pad DO attenton, so fnally the fan sad: "Aw, Nck, you an't got no ball club." "'Alu'k got no,' responded the comedan, "my. but your arthmetc s pour." PROFESSONAL SERVCES DR. T. R. WRGHT, Osteopatpc Physcan, Post Offce Buldng, Man street, Woodbrdge. Hours 1-8 Tuesdays and Frdays. THESE TANKS STORE WASTE STEAM SO THAT T CAN BE USED AGAN N THE MANUFACTURE OF GAS Btean Apcumtlalon at HwroH Uu» These two gant steel t»nk» at about seventy H»«P er «">t of "* the Harrson Gas Works of fubllc e»»clty wlll water whch acts»s Servce Electrc aud Oas Ooupauy a medum for beat storage. 1B the are re»er»olr«where waste steam accuwuumn me * number ot mx s stored so that t can b«ueed lug tubes o u runged that tbe agan n tb«manufacture of u water aud ntuam are thoroughly The tanks are called accumulators m»«d nul a coutluuous urculatlou All the steam used to operate ot the w»(ur la secured. A steam tbe farou* engluea, turblues and prewure of tlhtwu pounds la UMUns at the gas worts»s led back talued by me»ue of automatc regupu Ganed 47 Pounds n Football Game n a game played on a muddy feld, Krank 'anly, gant guard of the Washngton and Jefferson eleven, went n weghng 256 pounds. Wthdrawn after the thrd perod md coated from head to foot wth mud. be stepped ou tbe scule n the dressng room and weghed 803 pounds. CARD OF THANKS We, the undersgned, desre to thank all those who aded us wth the sympathy and kndness n our recent bereavement n the death of our son and brother, August.Stutzke. Mr, and Mrs. Erc Stutzke, and famly. Yes, We Do Job Work You wll fnd our rces satsfactory CARTERET PRESS NABLTY That's what Prults supples to your hcks... lvablly! Ote batch of wrong food mght start lle whole hatch duwn bll, but f ym stnt l«m on Fruts, just warh lltn yerk uj> und growl >ra1t9 supples evet\thngfax bone, flesh und muscle. GUves chrk* a qukk,w<''_y growth. Enables.than l» resst common almenu lketeg Weakness, bowel trouble, etc. Gves thew health, pep, vgor n abundant quanttes..thefood that *ses strong, vgorous chck* s the "orgnal baby loud fur baby clucks." Jt's BUTTERMLK BABYCHCKFOOD /oodbrdfe Ftod, & j Hll Top Crowe) Wlsncra Harmony Club Ptmen n M*tch WStK Chrem* Star*' Take Two From H Showng great mprovement cm n a four-man team match, ther flrrt match th«carter** Hll- Harmony Club howlers trmmed toppers took tl»e Chrome Stars nto camp wth three games n a rpw to ther eredt on the borough lane*, House two out of three games, the Carteret chutes, Sunday afternoon. Several hgh scores were! compled -Monday nght. The feature of the match was the excellent pn work of Galvanek, The thrd bowler on the Topper* seeured a good average aded by h» 239 n ths meetng. The lurmoay wore n th* last rune. of the same quntet scored 212. The score*: CffROMERS Chotnnkk Overholt. O'Bren.. Ely Stanslau HLL TOPPERS Starek Yakmof.... ftalvanek... Skurat... Rarkhaus S.172 m Backhaus A LCO « H Cardnals Swamp Scouts n Poat-Se*ton Match After a normal score at the end (f the frst half, the Cardnals pulled together n the last half of the game and smashed the Boy Scouts 121 to 37, n a post season encounter at the Presbyteran Chtrch Basement, Wednesday nght At the end of the 'frst fracton of the game tne Cardnals led by a score of 26-14, Ths s probably a new record n th.h borough. Durng.the entre closng half the Cardnal* scored accurate shots. Comb and Medwck were the hgh scorers n the typcal "Massacre". Combs scored A total of 45 ponts and Medwlck eght more than he. Eght straght vctores s db* record made by the Cardnals n the nca~ son just closed. Co. Box Score: tmber tumblers won the frst tat ast games. Exceptonally good bowlng WSS) exhbted by O'Donnflll and "Bll" D*- Zurlla for the wnners and "BH"' Donnelly for the defeated quartet. n the openng game the Harmony went hgh as O'Donnell scored 24f' and D'Zrrlla tpped the. Umber tmt 234. Devereaux ht 234 n the second and the House won easly. Theft were no double* n the last and decdng game whch was decded * favor of the Club by the clow margn of 16 stcks. The Scores: HARMONY O'Donnell... 24f ' P. Donnelly H Sherdan J W. D'Zurlla DS HOUSE Shftrk«>y.,. Steven.... Devereaux., W. Donnelly t H T * Please menton ths paper wlm buyng from advertsers. CARDNALS Kasha, f Medwck, f 25 S U Comba, c 21 3 a Mglecr, g 4 1 f Smolensk!,.g G. F. r. 6 0 t BOY SCOUTS G. P. T. Harrs, f. # Blackburn, f Bareford, c 5 0 t Smth, g 0 0 Copper, g 0 0 Knelly, g Baby Carrages The Famou F. A. Whtney Make Lead the world n Durablty and Fnsh All Fully Guaranteed WHTNEY Reed Carrages From $ 15 Up Also Collapsble Whtney Carrages For your convenence n travelng $1 O00 B..KAHN Grand Rapds P*rnture Washngton Ave., & Atlantc St. Carteret, N. 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6 r.r. Bow-, "f H«R:««<"» And *u,,ln«;nk n «shp's anrhor. 'hey r> nto tlr fnnl fad> out clnch wt hunt whrh no Rood nwvo s rompm*. Th.-"s tho wny Clara Bow snd Antotn M'>r<vnn rnpf down the curtan on Ms'! HOW'H ntal Pa-amount (rtarrn(f veh'-lo, "t", whch arrves nt the W<nxlbr<l («Theatre Thurv rny and Frday. (!larn plnyn thp part of» nau'h-frl n Mnrpn's larro department store. Used to admraton, «he U nonpnwd when ho makpfl no effort to pn hrr frendshp. Then, Prnvd«-nr<\ n the form of Wllam Austn, Moreno's jal, romps along. Au'tn "fall* for" Clara, hook-lno-and-snker. Rut she lnos hm only as ; tm'.-w.- tn rench Moreno. Whrn she fnally dws p't to hm. hp Nr To Enlarge Wndows A mnll wndow nny h' nodf l look Hrger by urttlng (tp nrtnln rrxu l tlo cagng on pct HUW am! draperes of a mlrrnl lmvy so tlmt rnslnrrwh not be RPP mftterlnt STRAND THEATRE PERTH AMBOY Matnee-2 and 3.30-Chldren, Fc; AduU, 30c. Kwnnn-7 and 9-Oroheatr., All Spats, 50c; Balcony, Adults. 3, r >; Chldren, '?.J. TODAY and TOMORROW- BETTY BRONSON an FORD STERLNG n "Everybody's Actng" SUNDAY Aprl 3 Dustn Famum n "Tke Flarng Freater' RETURN ENGAGEMENT V POPULAR REQUEST ENTRE WEEK OF APRL 4th "Jolly" Lew Wflfau an. hs "CHC-CHC REVUE" Wth "Wse Gf" Rubn THE LAUGHNG HT OF THE SEASON Complete Change of Program Monday and Thursday Wth* Feature Pkotoplays Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday DOROTHY G1SH n "LONDON" Thursday, Frday, Saturday REGNALD DENNY n "TAKE T FROM ME" NEW JERSEY'S FNEST PLAY HOUSE READE'S NEW MAJESTC THEATRE PERTH AMBOY ONtf OF NEW JERSEY'S FNEST THEATRES CONTNUOUS 1:30 to 11:00 P. M. TODAY and TOMORROW Thomas Meghan n "Blnd Aleys" w r K E T H VAUD D A - SUNDAY Aprl 3 Laura La Plante "Her Bg Nght' MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY "The Prnce of Tempters" Wth LOS MORAN, BEN LYOW and LYA DE PUTT Prom the story "The Ex-Duke" bj G. Ph>'lps Oppenhem PERTH AMBOY 7^2796 SUNDAY and MONDAY Aprl Z and 3 Alec B. Francs and Los Moran n "The Musc Master" Succe Clara Bow and Anpno MorenototheParam ft* AnElnorGtyn-aaence Badger Producton RN-TN-TN N "WHLE LONDON SLEEPS" A W«rn*r Bro Producton WOODBRDGE * * T H E A T R E Matnee: Tuesday, Thursday, Frday, 3.30 P. M. Saturday, 2.30 P. M. Every Evenng, 7 and 9 P. M. TODAY ONLY Frday Matnee 3:30 P. M. NORMA SHEARER n "The Wanng Sex" Extra Added Attracton LLOYD HUGHES and MARY ASTOR n 'Forever After" "1 TOMORROW Saturday Only wth Helene Costello Walter MerrUl Ask Dad WRNER BROS PRODUCTO Jdy "The Wld Roomer" fox news SPECAL MUSC Gft Matnee for the Kddes Every Saturady MONDAY Aprl 4th No Matnee JACK HOXE n "Wld Horse; Stampede" Comedy "Three Glad Men" Aesop Fables TUESDAY Aprl 5th Matnee 3:30 P. M.- EVELYN BRENT n "Love 'Em and Leave 'Em" "The WEDNESDAY Aprl 6th No Matn SLVER STREAK The Dog Star of the Seral "Slent Flyer" n "Fangs of Justce" Comedy "Smth'sLandlord" ' Pathe Revew THURSDAY and FRDAY Aprl 7th and 8th Matnee 3:30 P. M. CLARA BO - -AHlONJOMOtUMO -tukorhmklahlxamjtth Companon Feature JQHNNY HNES n "The Brown Derby' Cunwdy "Her Frst Party" SPECAL MUSC COMNG AT KACTONS Thomas Meghan n "Blnd Alleys" Harold Lloyd n "Kd Brother" Colwm Moore n "Ella Cnders" Rnty Tum Rn Tn Tn n hs latest Wanwr Hros.' producton of "Whle London.Sleeps," wrtten and drected by Walter Morosco, comes to the Wood brdge Theatre tomorrow. The story s lad n the -Umehow dstrct of London, where Rnty " master, "London Utter," rules th underworld wth an ron hand Knty has played hs mportant par as lookout on many a job, but whe "ftter" loses ffty pounds on hm n a dog fght, he throws the boater bundle of love and servce nto tn. (fltter Dale, the daughter of n p Burke of Scotland M rescues hm. Helene Costello and Wnltor Merrell play the two leads n support of Rn Tn Tn. "The Wld Hone Stamped*" A beautful herd of wld horses play an mportant part n * Wld Horse Stampede," the Unversal Blue-Streak western starrng Jack Ho»e, whch comes to the Woodbrdge Thoatre Monday. The herd s supposed to be the property of Jack n the pcture, and n actualty belongs to the owner of a huge ranch near Lono Pne, Colforma. The herd s kept n a huge valley on the ranch. Hoxe owns a nearby ranch, ncdentally, and spends most of he tme between pctures on fog mountan property. Another Trangle Story But Not The Lent! Bt Serous! When two ssters love the same roan, and sad man just can't seem ta moke up hs mnd whch one he loves thngs are apt to become qute complcated. Especally so when one of the grls has always lv- 4A under the slogan, "Love 'em and Leave 'em," and the second suddenly decdes to adopt t too. That's a ketchy outlne of what happens to Evelyn Brent, Lawrence Gray end Louse Brooks n Prank Tuttle's ''Love 'em and Leave 'em," whch arrves at th<> Woodhrdge Theatre on next Tuesday. Johnne Walker Hat Great Opportunty To Demonstrate HU Talent n New Photoplay "Fangs of Justce," n whch Johnne Walker shares equal program honors wth "Slver Streak," kng of dog actors, s an unusual story of a youth who prefers the whte lghts of pleasure to the mdnght ol of hs father. At an nopportune moment, however, the bread-wnner suddenly des, leavng hs son, untraned and undscplned, to carry on hs lfe's work. After a desperate struggle wth hmself, A treacherous reltve and the authortes Johnnt Walker fnally emerges vctorous, wth the help, of course, of Slver Streak." n the supportng cast of "Fangs of Justce," whch Wll be seen at the Woodbrdge^Tlleatre, Wednesday, s June Marlowe. Racng Car n Flm Auto race enthusasts wll have th«opportunty of watchng Johnny Hnes speed to vctory n one of the fastest racng autonvobttea n the country when they see hs new Frst Natonal pcture, "The Brown Derby," at the Woodbrdge Theatre next Thursday and Frday. t was whle Johnny was flmng scenes at Mam that Pete de Paola and Harry Hartz won the speed races on the track down there, and Johnny Hnes not only flmed scenes from the actual race for hs pcture, but he borrowed the car of Harry Hartz for hs own use, whch he speeds to vctory n 'one.of the sequences from the pcture. Johnny Hnes s a rac«fan, and he renewed hs acquantance wtty these dare-devls recently durng the automoble races at nd«napolb. Not a Bad dea The latest thought n automoble traffc regulatons s to have your complete record wrtten on the lcense. Why not apply the SHDH plan to marrage lcenses? S oe & Leather Reporter. UUB luntun un JANV1UK. W Not Totdeu Cwtdr Ol C only. lo WAtTBK NM Yofc Evenng 7 and 9 O'clock Eg NEVER ANY ADVANCE N PR.CES Contnuous Show Sundays and Holdays TODAY and TOMORROW Frday and Saturday- Double Feature "TN HATS" wth Conrad Nagel and Clare Wndsor You'll surrender wthout a struggle to the bombardment of honest-to-jroodneas laughs n ths poat-war comedy-rot! See t today! and, e's HE GORLLA HUNT" Also Aetop's Fables SUNDAY-Trple Feature Program Contnuous WLLAM FOX PRESENTS "OP STREAM" A John Ford Producton Starrng MARY NASH, RAYMOND HTCHCOCK, EARLE FOXE, SAMMY COHEN and FRANCS FORD Baaed on the fnmoua, grppng story by Wallace Smth: "The Wse Snake." SECOND FEATURE- FRED HUMES n "A ONE MAN GAME" Desperate bandts armed to the teeth the boldest bank robbery you've ever Reen kdnappng a beautful grl and the mad chase and pursut through the 'hllflf THRLLS! that's what you'll see and feel. Get your seat early don't mss ths peppy Western! THRD FEATURE The Thrd Story of the RAH! RAH! RAH! "COLLEGANS" RAH! RAH! RAH! MONDAY and TUESDAY Aprl 4 and S Famous Players Lasky Present Clara Bow and Antono Moreno n Eleanor Glyn's Latest Novel Oh Boy! What a Wow Clara Bow Has "T" Approprate Short Subjects No Advance n Prce of Admsson WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Aprl 6 and 7 Double Feature Program "THEFLAMNGFOREST" A Cosmopoltan Producton drected by Regnald Barker. From the famous story of the same ttle by James Olver Curwood. THE CAST Sergeant Davd Carrjran Antono Moreno Jeanne-Mark Renee Adoree Roger Audermard Gardner James Alfred Wmbledon. Wllam Austn Mke Tom Q'Bren Andre Audermard., Emle Chautard Julea ^agarre?. Oscar Bereg Major Charles McVane...: Clarehce feldert. wpn,.. ^ _ Frank Legh Donald McTavsh _ Charles S. Ogle Francos Roy Coueon Bobbe : D'Arcy McCoy Mrs. McTavah.,. Clare McDowell Sloppy j», Bert Roach Ruhh McTavsh : '. Mary Jane rvng SECOND FEATURE WLLAM FOX PRESENTS "MARRAGE" Starrng VRGNA VALL supported by an all-sur cast Pcture adopted from the novel by the world-famous author, Horace G. Wells. FRDAY and SATURDAY APRL 8 and 9^- Double Feature The Most Perfect Show For the Year 1927 JOHN GLBERT n Alexander Dumas' Great Classc "MONTE CRBTO" Drected by Emmett J. Flynn ',, ALL STAR CAST Edmund Dante*, Count of Monte Crsto John Glbert Murced«s..-,,,-, Eatetle Taylor French grl, Rende Adoree Caderousae Wllam V. Monf de Vllefort, Robert MeKm Fernand- Ralph Clonng*r Abbe Fara Spotttawoode AUken Lug Vampa '..-. George Sermsnn Danglars -.Albert Prsco H»dee' Vrgna Fare Albert. Gs«ton Glass Morrel Al Ftaon SJlder Danles Harry, Lpn«dal«B«xedetU>, F«tcs McDonald Governor of Chatean D"lf..4, JscV Coegrove THE SECOND PERFECT FEATURE- HARRY LANGDON n "THE STRONG MAN" Hs latest 7-reel feature. _

7 na Senatot Who May Be Next Canddate for Governor, Takes Decded Stand on Sunday Law Ml,n Who Ganed Promnence n Defense of Mrs. Hall Credted Wth Makng Speech That Helped Defeat Bro Bll to "Lberal!**" Sabbath; Earned Frend, and Foe«Wth the sesson of the 1927 Legslature nearng ts end. 1U 1 wth powerful nfluence beng brought to bear to secure passage of the Bro Sunday Bll, desgned to "lberalze" the Sahbnth n New Jersey, the followng speech by Senator fclarm- e E. Case, of Somerset, n opposton to the bll s generally credted wth havng played a tremendous part n ts ultmate defeat. The Somerset county senator has been mentoned ls a possble canddate for governor and hs decded stand on d ay mattjrundoubtedly (, n«(l hm both frends and enemeb. Hs speech follows: Ths state should set tself.u.ruly aganst the commercalzng of the Sabbath. t s a great human fact that f a man s to be prspcroua and well and happy he must labor for sx days and rest from hs labor on th«seventh day.- That j s nut a whmscal dxt nor an exploded superstton. t s a truth that s as old as the human race and us plan as hstory can make t. t WHS ancent when Moses set foot on Snn. The Shabbatu of the Babylonans and the Assyrans was a recognton of the seventh day as a jhtod of relaxaton from the week n tol. M there are those (who l.nlt the baleful effects ot sabbath (l K'rcoUjaton, refer them to t!' testmony of that great Jewsh,.M.'t r Nehnvah, as gven n the tlru''th chpter of hs book. Secular Atpeet, Alto Ths aspect of the Sabbath s n.;, relgous except n the sense that ur-y true relgon has for ts object the ultmate good of man. Nether s t prudsh nor paternal unless any a. [ of 9elf preservaton by socety Ls :. be so desgnated. t s essental to the stablty of our cvlzaton and for thousands of yearb t has been accepted as a proper subject of legslaton. t s a charter of lfe and lberty for the raoe of them who Pewon, Reeves (A. C), Rchards, tul. Roberts, Smpson, Stevens, Stles, "t B argued that so far as con-wolbercerns the humantaran requrements teen senators who by ther vote de- Eghteen of them. Egh- uf a day of rest, that day mght as termned that t s wcked for a barber to work on Sunday; and t ap- well be any day of the week. Also there s the problem presented by pears to roe that, unless they are prepared to say that the ballot box can those relgvjus belefs that observe another day as ther holy day. But glorfy a sn nto a vrtue, they must, such are the nsdous efforts of ndustralsm that the only Bure way of pendng measure. n all consstensy, vote aganst the preservng tq the toler hs one day "These senators voted as be- uf seven 1B to nomnate a sngle and certan day when all unnecessary ndustry shall unformly cease. Otherwse there wll come a breakng down mre and a breakng down there, and M>on the rent day, whch s also the mst day, wll be gone. "A drve ts beng made n the ape al n**r-=* nf the movng pcture 'heatrea aganst the preservaton of the noncommercal features of thd day;, and the tenor of the argument s that our ctzens wll be sprtually uplfted by thus havng access to places of clean amusement and dverson. A three-fold answer s at hand: The movng pcture houses have not yet vndcated ther clam to dspensng sprtual uplft; tor owners are obvously ambtous tu turn the day nto one of money makng; and f the commercal came] fots hs nose n the tent through ths uuenng we shall very presently have the rest of hs homely carcass entrely wthn. "How the ndvdual shall deport hmself on Sunday, what amusements he shall seek or eschew, are matters that, for the most part, WB convctons and hs conscence must determne; but socety s largely concerned wth the proposton that the day shall not be used for barter and trade or for any unessental commercal enterprse. The Sabbath was made for man; made for hm because he must have a day of rest. 1-tt t be kept for hm. "Uf course some workers must un Sunday. The mlkman, the e grl, the tranman, the cook and many others who must do 'ther '; and such legslaton should be pus.-*d as wll legalze essental employment, Ths> s a recognton of modwn condtons that ut not nconsstent wth a contnung recognton of Sunday and Us uses. Score* Referendum Vote "t s suggested that the- keepng of Sunday as a day that s dfferent from the rest el the week shall be left to a referendum. The nsttuton of the Sabbath was solely and law fully placed n conjuncton wth such elemental commands as that ' EM T PHEA RAHWAY ] MONDAY AND TUESDAY DONTMBS- QaraBownonel and Ant U 'Thou shall not take the name of the /ord thy God n vnn'; 'Thou halt not steal'; 'Thou Bhalt not bear false wtness'; 'Honpr thy Father and thy Mother,; 'Thou shalt not kll'. Yet today bosterous profanty n publc s an offense aganst socety. Stll the chld a, by law, constraned to oblgatons toward hs father and Ml mother that do not end untl comes death tself. t s suggested that those matters shall be left to the actual determnaton of a referendum, or that the vce of murder, or of, theft, or of perjury shall depend upon the result of an electon? "The Sabbath has a demand on the lves and conscences of manknd that s not,to be slenced by a muncpal electon nor by the ordnance of a common councl. A few days ngo ths leg&lattffe passed a bll that makes t a mudedeanor for a barber to work <m Sunday. n other words, we solemnly pnwd/judgment veryone of us who voted for that bll that unessental work on Sunday s wcked*. We cannot justfy our vote n any other wtf. Unless barber work on Sunday s a sn, we have no rpght to say that a barber whr> pursues hs Wade oh that* day s gulty of a crme. have before me the tally lst of the senators who voted for that bll. They are Abell, Agans, Brght, Carhart, Case, Cole, Davs, Fomyth, Larson, Mackay, leve they felt, voted as certanly a great many men and women feel, tmely, that notwthstandng the lberalty of modern deas, notwthstandng the frsty of human practce, there s somethng n the dfference of the Sabbath Day that s entwned wth the well-eblng of man and that the day should be kept dfferent from the rest of the week n nt least ths respect, that t be measurably free of unessental commercal enterprse. Unless we are ready te make the dollar our god, let us have a care aganst consecratng vory day n the week to the, makng of money. n the partcular nstance have mentoned we preserved that dfference cut the cost of namng as.cnnals, and of punshng as crmnals, those who turn the day to proft n the unessental employment uf shavng another man's beard. Not PartMn Poltc) should hate to thnk that t was petty poltcs that swayed the vote of any senator on a measure that made a crme of an act that s perfectly nnocent except for the day on whch t occurs. should hate to thnk that any senator s beng swayed by petty poltcs or personal ambton n hs vote on the measure now before us. t s sad that the movng pcture nterests behnd the present measure are, by the very nature and extent of ther enterprse, able, f they so nclned', to boost ther frends by qute legal methods to further publc preferment and to consgn to the lngerng death of nconspcuousness such as are not wthn the favored number. Well, Somerset County ds a pleasant paee to lve; but, whether t be to lve or to de, prefer to mantan the tradtons of ths and many another old-fashoned communty n our state. We are opposed to the commercalzaton of the Sabbath, whether wth or wthout muncpal consent." N*w of All Cartorat Borou«t ta The Pr«u, tb«mot read p«p«n Carter*! r R TRE rloreno L Eleanor Glyn' Latest and Greatest Uve Study Nothng lke "T" on screen or prnted page Monday and Tuesday-MatnM and Nght «t t 1» 1 »»»» t t» < AMBOY Reynolds Bros. "Department Store Of Dependable Merchandse" NOTOtfe FOR MEN/WOMEN Aftft CHLDREN FANCY GOODS AMWV OOTfON STORE DEPENDABLE MERCHANDSE N SLKS AND DRESS GOODS See Record Breakng Mgraton By Car Owners Durng Summer The naton's greatest mgraton a ; be made ths summer. Accordng to fgures furnshed R.. Grant, general sales, manager of the Chevrolet Motor Company, by uf'cals of the Amercan Automoble Assocaton, before the close of ,000,000 people a thrd of the country's populaton wll travel by motor car. Ther wheeled flght over hghways and byways, mountan and plan, consttute the most colossal peace-tme movement n the hstory of manknd. These vast caravanseret wll ase between 9,900;000 and 10,000,000 automobles n ther wanderngs almost half the passenger cars n use n the naton. These ftgutw are based on the stuaton whch prevaled n All ndotttpns pont *a an* ncrease of abvttt 10 per cent.'n the number of tourst* and tlwmmt*r of automoble* The summttrof 1926 found 86,000,000 people takng to the hghways n approxmately 9,000,000 automobles. A vast amount of money wll be spent by the travelng hosts to enrch the nnumerable cthtf^mml towns and the mllons of home servtors that cater*>to rolsde wanu. The trrtreler.t least three and 1 'a thrd dollars a tranmftdous factor n «he ncreased prosperty of thousanovw communtes''throughout thtt'laflmmk Of the total of ten mlfflen. 'tats whch wll bfrtm'the a thrd mllons wll carry campng equpment and tour for an average of 33 days each. The other twothrds wll patronse hotels and wll spend an average of 10 days on tour. For the canvas brgade- the daly expendture s estmated at $10 per car or 133,383,000'dally for them all, whch n 33 dayfwll total near* ly $1,100,000,000. The hotel toursts wll fnd ther txfensea runnng about even wth the-campng cohorts-, altogether tourng about only one- thrd as long, and wll spend approxmately $2,200,000, At the most conservatve estmate t s safe to assume that the reeorts, hotels, garages, Alng statons and other a- gences caterng to motor travel wll beneft ta the extent of at least $3,- 300,000,000 from ths year's mghty host of motor vacatonsts. The vanguard, of the great mgraton already s upon the hghways, the frst hardy thousands settng out at the frst sgns of sprng. Every tourng area n the country s reportng substantal ncreases and the'e r«- ports<l s*» v &e«borne owtpdrj- the dendmb 1 tourng nf/btttmmn made at au«wob1f» clubs. The etotfof the open* road 4k n sesaotff Cowtflmy- facltes^ hatp been greatly mproved and befe 1 development -seem* certan* to make ths phasev«jl tourng muctf'fco** popular se«b% * mew recow#ta.s 9E7 for the m» fat*»» traveled* Thtfe wll be mote people, young and old, on (he road than ever before. There wll be more cars, more money, more pleasure. A few years ago vacaton travel wasfqtntadered' an expflflatt*-"luxury. Todtptt can be made ffpfc as nexpdgfre as lvng at fcofo-for the famttjf'whch wshes tttftfnftftl ther twm camps and'"se r*mwca Frstf wll have d(*p-tnel*rng for mmms of former sta#sj*% mes. Won't Lapse, Hoffman Government Has Found Way to Get Around Appropraton Defcency Congressman Harold G. Hoffman has been advsed by General Wnfleld 1 Scott, Commlsatoher of Pensons, Unted Statea Department of Are Your Frends Gong Abroad? F SO LET BAUMANN DELVER FLOWERS TO THE SHP Nothng Wtt Please Them More Just Phone Jllerftl tell u and we wll delver where and when V you my JOHN R. BAUMANN GreenhotUM St. PERTH AMBOY Kh0ttens7vuMY. NagaraFblls. NY. J Pt B*(jOnne THE CTY OF BETTER VALUES Rhm. Pa Alltrtoun, Pa Plttsfel floodng, Scrqnton. Pa. Wlfosban* Pa Smth St. Perth Amboy Mddlesex County's "BG STORE' "Qualty and True Worth" the nteror, that there wll be no suspenson of penson payments for veterans of Cvl and Spansh Amercan Wars, lung the months of May and June. Followng the falure ef Congress to pass the defcency appropraton bll, owng to the Senate flbuster, t was announced that no penson check would be sent out durng the months of Mafy and' June of ths year. The Thrd Dstrct Congressman has been devsng'a plan under whch the needs of pensoners n the Thrd Dstrct would be taken care of durng that perod, bat has now been advsed that on March 24th, the Comptroller General rendered a decson makng the penson appropraton f<*r the fscal year 1928 mmedktely avalable. Thers wll therelre be no suspenson of penson pay- MElltB. Please menton ths paper when buyng from ;:T:X A-C Spark Plugs All Szes 4?c Suturduy Only The above headng s our guarantee of far treatment, qualty and. value t s your assurance that what you buy here wll satsfy you We make no msleadng statements to persuade you to trade wth us. Smart Shoes Mark Smart Women Every woman realzes that clever shoes are the "fnshng touch" of the perfect ensemble. But many shrnk from style n footwear or attan t only at the cost of many a pang of dscomfort. All unnecessary the Red Cross Shoe combnes style AND comport wth unbelevable success n both. See the Sprng Modes at BOSTWSHOECO. 192 SMTH STREET No Collar or Te, No Rde On Street Cars n Ro Street cars art the popular method of transportaton the world over and most ctes regard th«m smply as a rapd and convenent means of travel. Most people do not consder a street car rde a socal event but rather a busness necessty. n Brazl, however, pedple take ther rdng more serously, comments the New Jersey Publc Utlty nformaton Commttee. n Ro de Janero, the captol, correct attre s requred of all street car passengers and the rule s rgdly enforced. On frst class street cars men must wear a collar and a te and are requred to keep on ther coats. * ' Menton ths paper to advertsers We'r* studed the preference! of Woodbrdge men for 47 yean. We know vrh»t'«belt n the new hat tyle. Result: A perfectly balanced «tock of Enter hat». Bg enough to gve every man ht choce- Vared enough to nure ndvdualty. Our Own & Berg Hats $4&$5 Knox & Fnchler $8 & $10 BREGS MEN'S STORE 91 Smth St., cor. Kng PERTH AMBOY.mmA m u& m ux M a\ fv A ll «M HH pat pfl ffl MWflffftttlfllfVlteffWfl 1 Frday and Saturday Only FRST QUALTY CORD 29 x 4.40 Balloon HGH P BAfcLOON 30x4.95 $3 30x5.25, x5.25, 14JS 30x5.77 ' $17.^8 30X E AND BALLOON '^t 30 x 3 Straght Sde B $7 9B HGH PRESSURE 30x3 C. Oversze $ x4 S. S $ x4 S. S, 11-9S 33x4 S. S x4 S. S ON SALE WHLE LOTS LAST ONLY Mobl Ol Grades A, E, Arctc Soaled QQ Cans OU C Saturday Only Reg. Patchng Outfts For nner Tubes Saturday Only Automatc Wndsheld Cleaners Reg. A 14S $1.115 <P 1 Saturday Only \&x>-tng CTan Store*. U#\KL RADO-AUTO ^ U P P L Y CO. NC Smth St., Open Evenngs PERTH. AMBPX,

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9 THE Paulus Dary Man Offce: New St., New Brunswck, N. J. Charmng A$ a New Candy Box Snaketkn Beg and Shott Tempt Eve Phone 2400 Establshed 1890 DON'T BE MSLED BE SURE T S PWULUS' MLK USE PAULUS' OSTVELY ERFECTLY ASTEURZED MLK Paulut' Pasteurzed Select Mlk Walker-Gordon Certfed Mlk Wendmete Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Mlk Suydam'8 and Rutger's Specal Raw Tuberculn Tested Mlk DSTRBUTON COVERS New Brunswck, Hghland Park, South Rver, Sayrerfle, Purln, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbrdge, Fords and Metucfan, N. J. NOTCE All persons concerned may take notce, that the Subscrber, admnstrator, etc., of Arthur E. Berry, deceased, ntends to exhbt hs fnal account to the Orphan* Court for the County of Mddlesex, on Frday, the twtnty-aecond day of Aprl, 1027, at 10 a. m., n the Term of Aprl, 1927, for Settlement and allowance; the same beng frst audted and.stated by the Surrogate. Dated March 16, JAMES E. BERRY, Admnstrator. 3-18,25; 4-1.J^J6. Please menton ths paper when purchasng from our advertsers. j THE PERTH AMB0Y-* j GAS LGHT COMPANY j 206 SMTH STREET Heatng and Cookng Applance* R«ud Automatc and Storage Water Htmtmn N«w Proem CM Rang** Con-Den-Rh Radant Loga Odorless Effcent nexpensve Telephone 143 Perth Amboy "AOOND het neck the wore yellow rbbon" t need around the pretty yoke and came back to the start; and when t laced rght through the bock he caught t, and ted t b a manner that wts very, very smart.» Ths gay lttle fnfck appean modsly B almost, any lght materal, from crtpe decfcbtttoflnsbam. f t s of a pralcd MfotUCMltH) the yoke, adtbekass btad ol the paatc*. should be of a sold color to natch or haraootae, These putles may be attached to an undcr- Mkht, to that the cottume becomes a oaaplete warn weather owmble. Please menton ths paper when buyng from advertsers. ROlSlng tn8 futnly- n would qrealy nc.onvnrrn «,t ra w<-c*.. t KW up r WHEX Madame goes watng n ths costume she feels comfortable o mnd and body. For «h«kmws she noks very mart m ha frock wth bolero jackrt nl tunc kbt, carryng a snakeslcn bag to Butch her jlppcfv Awl snce a jacketed dock lke ths y*k. complete awlumc for the trcct, «bc»ks wt fed on w*nn days that style Ml) :*"<v.rra a fafxatl Here we «ee «a':n -; ;* used mtl the Mnyde for»» «n<l» At tr*- nt bands of the mltro jj..-ket. 'lre* hades of one color r.uy auo be w«t n te amfott *tf, the darkest ten bolero ud tunc, the *!wn for wvst nd skrt, and the latest (or tru=;..: g»»a ul udcrskm. Classfed Ads. Brng Result*. Menton ths paper to advertsers RAB1N0W1TZ HARDWARE, "f t's Hardware, We Have t!" Full Lne of HARDWARE, PANTS, OLS, VAR. NSHES, HOUSE FURNSHNGS ROOSEVELT AVE. CARTERET, N. J. Tel. Carteret 312 and 1018 Smokeless Soft Coal s Good Fuel We Have t * Gvt. Us A Call 1313 Perth Amboy RYMSHA & CO., nc. 989 State St. MAURER, N. J. Classfed..! = Ads L3 ; Brng rt^zz - Results j! j-lll_=! ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * n -,., n -,, - ^ OFTEN we hear the enthusastc expresson," He's a go-getter!" n other words, a man of acton. The telephone n acton, too, can aptly be termed a "go-getter" of the hghest order. For nstance: When quck sales contact s needed. wth out-of-town con- \ Thtrt' d Telephone NOTCE TO CREDTORS Jula j abo, admnstratrx of Stephen Gor, deceased, by drecton of the Surrogate of the County of Mddlesex, hereby gves notce to the credtors of the sad Stephen Gor, to brng n ther debts, demands, and clams aganst the estate of the sad deceased, under oath or affrmaton, wthn sx months from ths date or they wll be forever barred of any MARGARET MAGYAR 1LON SYSTEM OF SCALP TREATMENT HAR GROWNG Tel. Perth Amboy Smth St. Perth Amboy Creator of Acton * cerns telephone. When money t overdue telephone. When hp* ments are overdue telephone. n gettng busnew acton n these and many ether ways, the telephone plays a leadng role. n fact t s one of the greatest forces at the tousness man'sfngertps today. NEW YORK ' TELEPHONE» COMPANY acton therefor aganst the sad admnstratrx. Dated February 16, JULA SABQ, Admnstratrx, 3-4, 11, 18, 25; 4-1, 8, 15, 22^29. NOTCE TO CREDTORS Robert A. Hrner, admnstrator of Wllam Relly, deceased, by drecton of the Surrogate of the County of Mddlesex, hereby gves notue to the credtors of the sad Wllam Relly to brng n ther detrte, de mands and clams aganst the estate of the sad deceased, tnder ontt or affrmaton, wthn sx months tt*m ths date or they wll be torev«fcarred of any acton therefor ag»»st the sad admnstrator. Dated February 15, W00DBR1DGE Robert A. Hrner, Admnstrator,,; -4, 11, 18, 25; 4-1, 8, 15, 22, 29. : CLAM CHOWDER. - at Johnson's Fsh Market 462 Ralway Ave. Phone Woodbrdge 851 W Two Delveres Daly 7-8 A. M-, 4-6 P. M. Open Wednesdays &. 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10 MOB TEN DON'T FORGET When you need anythng n the lne of neat and attractve Prntng. DO T NOW Send us the prce of a year's aubscrpdon Jf you are n arrears. J YOUR Ytw We Help Oor Costuners to Success Wth Prwentabla, PUBLCTY DON'T WASTE TME WE CALL FOR_T Cleanng Up The Old Ones That's Our Busness. Makng Your Old Clothes Look Lke NEW And Ready for Another Summer's Servce Phone Carteret 662 and We Wll Call for Your Work And Delver t Back Ready to Serve You Roosevelt Fancy Cleaners & Dyers French Cleanng Our Specalty 66 Rootevelt Ave., Phone Carteret 662, Carteret 918 Perthng Ave., Phone Carteret 917-M, Carteret ANDERSON'S MARKET New Bruuwck Ave. Ford*, N. J. Fresh Hams, Cal Style Small and lean, lb. Prme Rb Roast The best, lb Home Made Pork Sausage Loose or Lnk The best, lb Fresh Beef Lver b Fresh Chopped Meat, lb Soup Meat, Plate lb STEAKS Porterhouse or Srlon, lb. Telephone Perth Amboy 3185 FREE DELVERY 1 f. loc 15c 9c C, 25c Fresh-Klled Frcasee Chckens lb. Wth tea spoon free Pancake Flour Favorte Brand PCKLES Dll or Sour Quart Jar Royal Scarlet Brand Homny Lard Compound Snow Whte... 19c Brand 10c Of 10c 15c Robn Hood Peaches Large Can PEPJH*AMBOY/bw255 TODAY and TOMORROW- ALBERTA VAUGHN n "UNEASY PAYMENTS" Fre Fghters Seral No. 1 Comedy SUNDAY and MONDAY "DOWN THE STRETCH" Wth OTS HARLAN Also "HARD FSTS" TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY "THE RUNAWAY EXPRESS" Also 'S THAT NCE?" Wth GEORGE O'HARA THURSDAY 'THE TERROR OF BAR-X Chapter 1 of a new seral "THE RETURN OF RDDLE RDER" FRDAY and SATURDAY "PRSONERS OF THE STORM" Wth HOUSE PETERS "COLLEGANS" No. 1 FGHTERS" No. 2 29c 29c Newt A TABLOD HSTORY OF THE RADO Great ndustry Traced From ts Begnnng Shows Remarkable Growth. o thnorjr, rtrln l» old; n t 1A "tll mry young Or»r elfhty years ago Joseph Henry demonstrated at Prlnretot th»t under certan condton! electrcal etfect ar«oscllatory, or tlbratory, and that tm osclllatorr effects can b«trans- ttm orsr conalderable dstance!. Otbtra studed these effect!. Numerous erperlroenu ware conducted. Decadal later, Professor Helorlea Harts of Germany demonstrated n a trklnf manner bow tht dscharge of an electrcal condenner aet up ntllble warn, and bow these wares can ba detected aereral feet dt«tant. That wu n 18S7. Several yean later, Protestor Rght of taly undertook th«tudy of Hertlan wares. n Rlfhl' laboratory there chanced to be a younf student named Qufletmo Marcon, who became ntensely nterested m the work. He saw a possblty of applylnc these nvsble or Hertslan ware! to telegraphy wthout wres. Soon Marcon was conductng extenalre experments on hs fathers estate. From a few feet he soon adranced hs wreless jumps to mles, mn an uprght wre and ground con aectlon at the transmttng and recevng enda. From a laboratory experment, Marcon's efforts pawed over to the commercal stage, manly n England. Year by year Marcon spanned greater dstances, whle numerous steamshps were equpped wth wreles* apparatus to work n conjuncton wth land statons. And by 1907 Maroonl succeeded n spannng the vast Atlantc, transmttng sgnals from agland to Newfoundland and layng the foaadatlon tor worldwde wre- SM. By ths tme many scentsts and techncan! had been attracted to ths Tlrf n Held of wreless communcaton. Orgnally the lnrenton of Qugllelmo Kareont, wreless communcaton now bagaa to rsprssent the combned attorts of many poneers. Thus an Englshman, Sr Olrer Lodge,; Dr. M. Pvptn, an Amercan, and sereral othsr contrbuted the prncple of tunng, wthot whch wreless communcaton would be mpractcable. Another Englshman, Professor Flemmlng, eontrlbnted the basc racuum tube, whch wu later dmlopsd by the Amerlcah Ce> roraat and ngenously appled by tka ytenng Amercan student, Armstrong. Vacuum tuba mprovements owe ther concepton U many Amercan techalelaa, led by Dr. rrlng Langmulr at the General Electrc Research Laboratory. Aleandsrson, another Amercan, developed a remarkable generator known as the Alexanderson alternator, whch made possble relable and ecomtnloal rado oommunloatton great dstances. out Publlo Rado Began * 1*20 A varaton of wlreleu telegraphy, flrtt tred out two decades ago by the Dansh Poulsen, made t possble to transmt the spoken word nstead of the dots and dashes of ths telegraph code. Dp tll the World War, however, wreless telephony was crude and mpractcable. But the remarkable techncal advances made durng tht tryng day! «f conflct soon placed wreless telephony on a practcal bass. ndeed, the Atlantc was expermentally spanned by wreless telephony n 1915, by Amercan telephone engneers, and by. the end of the war wlrel telephony was avalable tor relable communlcatlm ever consderable alatacoe and even on arcraft. n 1920 the Westngnouse engneers conducted a seres of experments wth wlre!esa telephony from a laboratory n East Pttsburgh. Wreless tears, then possessng recevers Car the purpose of lsunng to Avt4ash tnohtfk. were asked to lsten la M th«wlr»lm»»«lnp)on«nvparlmanls. n dun courne th«wontlnfhose twsts ncluded the trennmmlnn af phon* raph records; anl the novelty of t»l)rs and musc comlnc o»«r th» all non ctused laymen o buy and nstall napttnslve rado rernltcrs Organzed Broadcartlng And havng created» larg* audlsnce for ts expermental tr«nsml«lon, the Wetlnghouse organ latlon soon fem duty bound to plsce Us oxperlments os a schedule bass. Sngers and speakers were now ntroduced n place of phonograph musc. And rado broadcastng am* nto exstence wth s rapdty of growth that stands wthout parallel. From a sngle expermental staton, rado broadcastng grew to hundred! of statons dottng the entre country. n Aprl, 1»1», out of the neceuty f centralslagf Amerca's wreless or rado efforts, and at the nvtaton of the Unted States Government, ths Rado Corporaton of Amerca was formed. Ths company mmedately purchased tht property of the Brtsh owned Marcon Company, secured rghts under all mportant rado patents, and quckly placed n commercal servce hgh-power statons connectng across the Atlantc and Paelflc oceans to dstant lands. Thus came about our Amercan wortd-wlde network whch makes New York and San Francsco tht centers of rado communcaton. Wth tht advent of rado broadcast- ng, the Rado Corporaton of Amerlaa, n conjuncton wth ts assocates, th«wmttaghouse and the General Blectrfe companes, atubllshed a chan at broadcastng statons to serve tha Amercan publc. Sande s Agan Leadng Jockey Eart Saode, Amerca's noted jockey, captured 22 stakes races last year rangng from a 18,000 clamng race to the rch Rlggs Memoral handcap, worth $22,400 and the Falrmount derby, valued t 124,726, nettng hs stnployer $240,275. Alfred Johnson, who rde* to Bardlar Ml«Hour stswet, 5 brought bs master $203,810 for 5 tht yean, although not wnnng half the sukt races that Sand* dd. ftand* ltd Grander to tht tap* frst n the Cncnnat detby, and "out-smarted- Rrl«Blnd to put Hstt n front of BaMmbagfg*, a one to two favorte n the tlrmouth derby. AstrKW Baste, be also captured tht Wthers stakes. OO0OMMHMMMH9 Dunne, Harvard Coach Here s a photograph of H. "Duke" Dunne, tht former Mchgan captan who has been an asalstap to Glenn Thlstlewalte at Northwest era unversty tht past four years and who has sgned an agrtemant to become head lne coach at Harvard. Harvard tred to secure Dunne's ces last year. Have Your Rado Servced by a Traned Radotrcan G. L TAPPEN Phone Rahway Ave., Woodbrdge WEEK END SPECALS Loft's Candy (Bg Three) consstng of, Chocolate Covered Cocoanut Royals 75c lb. Chocolate Covered Sweetmeats... 69c lb. Sparklng Mxture 49c lb. For 99c Breyer'a ce Cream, n brcks, all numbers Specal for week end only 50c quark Palm-Olve Shavng Cream Palm-Olve Shampoo 8(>c tube 50c for 62c FRANKEL'S PHARMACY 76 Man Street Phone 150 Woodbrdge FLT DESTROYS Moths^Roaches Bedbugs.Fles Other Household nsects An Amazng Success Feenamnt CklAXATVB Chew t Lke Chewng Gum A pleasure to me. Very < «&*? Chldren love t. No tarte but that of nwet mnt. The most populm laxatve because U's a "satsfer. 15c and 35c ease the pan Nothng brngs nch com' fartng relef as the orgnal Bme Bau Bengal Beg ttstttoo drve out pmn as soon as you apply t. OBT THB ORGNAL FRENCH BAUME DENGUE (ANALOtlOVO "" Who says any other car can step or clmb \ lke a Chandler? '"THERE'S nodlng lke perfonn- X. ance to reveal the true worth of an automoble. Put any car you please on a chalk lne, nose and nose wth a new Chandler. Sgnal "Go." See whch car 0HUUp$ the other n the getaway. Fom a standstll, start any oftgr or up a long steep hll sde by sde wth a uew Cbundler. See whch car takes the lead and U the fnt wet the top. Try rdng over a rough stretch of road n any other car. Then come back and rde over the same pece of toad n the Chandler. Judge whch car glde* more smoothly and comfortably over the ruts and the bump. Match the new Chandler Royal Eght aganst any other eght, and the new Chandler Sxe* aganst other sxes and let result*, the real show'down, determne your fnal choce. As to body style, nteror decora* tlon, rchness of upholttery the new Chandler Eghts and Sxes art smply magnfcent Twenty-6v«dfferent models. The Sxes at $945 to $ 1895, the Royal Eghts at $2195 to $2295, f.o.b. Factory. Just see these cars. Drve on*. Anybody can make clams but t's performance that tell* the real story! SEAMAN MOTORS SALES-390 Laure St. PERTH AMBOY SERVCE 528 State St. CHANDLER.CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATON # CLEVELAND ROYAL EGHTS < BG SXES ' SPECAL SXB8 > STANDARD SXES SPRNG OPENNG SALE FOR FRDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY Pennsylvana Tres Reduced JENNETTE Guaranteed 10,000 Mles 30 x 3Vs $ x3Ve S.S.$ x 4 $13.95 Pennsylvana Balloons 29 * 4.40 $ x4,75 $ x 4.95 $ x 5.25 $ x $15.95 m m TELEPHONE PERTH AMAOY PRCES SLASHED TO THE BONE RADO R. C. A. UX 201-A or Cunnngham 301-A RADO d» 29. TUBES... P 1 B Batteres 45 Volt Guar. Full <t 1 7& Charge $ X A Batteres 100 Amp Rubber $ *T 77 Case «D Wth Your Old One MobflOfl n Sealed Cans Gal 5 Gal 77c A. C. Spark Plugs 39c 71c Reg. Automatc Wndsheld Cleaners... $1 39 Complete AUTO SUPPLY co New Brunswck Avenue PERTH AMBOY, N. J. STORE OPEN DALY 8 A. M to 9 P. M. SUNDAY 9 A.-ML to 9 P,