Right About Face at the Fair D. mmm Am) Broadway Extension Plan Is Laid Over. Business Men Arrive at No Decision

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1 (Eitfcen ^, - Vl. 51. N. 20 Suth Amby, N. J., August 14, 1931 Price Fur CenU COUNCIL AWARDS CONTRACT FOR TRAFFIC SIGNALS Autmatic SigiuifC. With Bid f $3, Gets the Jb. Only One Other Bidder. Cntract fr the furnishing and installatin f traffic signals n Stevens avenue was awarded t the Autmatic Signal Crpratin by the Cmmn Cuncil Tuesday night with n bjectins being viced against the actin at the meeting. There were but tw bid3 received fr furnishing the traffic devices, the- Hrni Signal Manufacturing Cmpany being the ther ne. The Autmatic Signal peple ffered t furnish the lights fr the sum f 13,811,10 and the Hrni cncern fr $3,874.m, One f the bids was submitu. ing the meeting when the clerk annunced the call fr traffic signal bidders. The ther had been in his pssessin since befre the meeting pened. Representatves f bth cncerns were in attendance at the meeting. There was n discussin n the prject when the bids wre pened. A recess was declared fr examinatin f the qutatins fllwing which a reslutin ffered by Cuncilma TriggB made the award t the Autmatic cncern. The prpsals with descriptin f the apparatus t be used are t be submitted t the State Traffic Cramissin fr its examinatin and apprval. With the expected apprval the erectin f the signals will be Ibegun at nce. Cmpletin f the installatins is expected within a cuple f weeks at mst. Other business transacted by the cuncil cnsisted f the adptin f an rdinance n first reading prviding fr the imprvement f Feltus at. between Brdentwn avenue and Jhn street. The imprvement will 'cnsist f a cncrete sidewalk, curb (Cntinued n last page) Firebug Believed Respnsible Fr Mechanicsville Fires Anther Mysterius Blaze Starts in Tip Te Inn. At 4:20 yesterday mrning the Melrse and Mechanicsville firemen were called ut t extinguish a fire in the Tip Te Inn n Sctt avenue. The firemen, arriving n the scene, fund the building in flames and there were evidences that th fire had gtten cnsiderable f a start befre the alarm was turned in. The damage t the building and fixtures which are wned by Nick Tlas f Brad street, Perth Amby, is estimated at $1500. The fire yesterday mrning is ne f a series that have brken ut in the Mechanicsville and Melrse sectins and are lked n with suspicin. 'Mst f the fires t which these cmpanies have been called in the last tw mnths have started in vacant huses r barns and in ne case, the firemen pint ut, three attempts were made t fire a structure. The matter has, accrding t the firemen, been called t the attentin f the Scyreville plice after each f the suspicius fires, but apparently n attempt has been made n their part t apprehend the guilty parties. The firemen themselves hav taken the matter in hand and are wrking n several clues which are exprted t bring the guilty parties t light. FIREMEN GO ON CONEY TRIP ON AUGUST 23RD Mechanicsville 'Firemen Planning Furth Annual Excursin. Annuncement f cmpletin f nrrnnkme-nts fr the. furth annual excursin f the Mechunicsville HOBO Cmpany t Cney Isfland has bn made by Fred Kurtz and Ry Freman wh arc in charge f th affair. Pur buses will leave frm th fire huse fr Cney Islnnd nt 10 'clck n Sunday mrning, August 23 and th firemen predict that there -will b a larger nltndanc this year than ever befre. HITS TELEPHONE GUY WIRE WRECKS CAR Gerg B. Kelder f Freehld, driving dwn Main street ging east n Sunday, run int a guy wire hanging ifrm n telephne ple. Kelder escaped injury but the car vras cnsiderably damaged. Tim windshield was brken, headlights smashed anil a prtin f the rt' was trn ff. SACRED HEART WILL RUN CONEY BUS EXCURSION FIGURES SHOW BIG INCREASE IN LOCAL TAXES Cunty Taxpayers Assciatins Figures Shw City Jumped 81% Over A cmparisn f taxes levied in in the taxing district f Middlesex Cunty fr maintenance f lcal gvernment and district schls against the csts fr th year li)31 fr the same purpse has recently been made by the Middlesex Cunty Taxpayers Assciatin and cnfirms the assciatin states, the repeated claim that the present taxatin burden is due largely t extravagance in lcal expenditures. The cmparisn des nt include State Rad, State Schl, Sldiers' bnus r cunty taxes, merely the tw taxes f lcnl gvernment and district schl. The 1031 cst fr schl and lcal gvernments is tw and ne hull" times greater than the similar csts fr The taxes levied fr the year 1931 fr district schls is $1,- 00,000 mre than the cmbined cst f educatin and lcul gvernment in The cmparisn cmpiled fr this city shws an increase f 81% in csts fr 1031 ver tlis fr the year The ttal expenditures during 1920 ttaled $104,330 and during 1931 re $180,373. The ppulatin f the cunty in 1920 was 162,334 and in 1030, 212,- 208, an increase f apprximately 60,0000 residents. The per capita tax in 1920 was $10.28 and despite this gain f 50,- 000 in ppulatin in the ten years, the per capita tax fr 1031 reaches a figure f $30.06, an increaae in taxes f 90% per individual. Th summary f varius cunty tax levies fr the tw years is aa fllws: Schl and Lcal Taxes % (Cntinued n last page) ' Cuncil Meets Under Leaky Rf and Vtes t Pay Officer Rgers When Bdy is Lauded fr Wrk n Beach, Vail Enjys the Nvelty. A large galvanized bucket gracej the railed-in sectin behind which the members f the Cmmn Cuncil sit, at the sessin Tuesday night. The bucket was necessitated by the dripdrip f large drps f water frm th ceiling. A lak in the rf and the heavy rainstrm f the day and evening was the self-evident explanatin. But whether the recent installatin f the new fire alarm siren atp tin building had anything t d with the leaky rf was prblematical. Almst the first actin f the gverning bdy when it settled dwn t 'business Tuesday night was the payment f (bills. Amng the lng list read by the City Clerk were fur fr special plice, the ttal amunt reaching t $430. One f the bills was fr Walter Wjciechwski, the single amunt being $300. Richard Malne,.Stanley Wisniewski and W. O. Berlew were the ther three specials whs bills were passed fr payment. Ther was n discussin n the part f the cuncilmen, Cuncilman Inman was amng the missing fr the evening. Thrugh jts Adjutant, Jhn Andrcjwski, th lcal Pst f the American Legin, gave the cuncil its appvvnl f the actin taken t imprve the radway cnnecting Brdentwn avenue and the lcal bench frnt. Cmmenting upn the wlcmene,-s f the imprvement and the greatly increased partnnge f the bench by lcal citizens, the Pst suggested that th Cuncil cntinu the gd wrk until mre adequate parking facilities fr autmbiles was available. Cnncilmiin Vail, rare ccasin f the actin enjying th f the bdy meeting with ppular apprval, said that the Pst culd remain assured that th city wuld cntinut! the extensin f the imprvement as circumstances warranted. A reslutin authrizing the sal.f $7,6000 wrth f imprvement bnds by the City Treasurer, and fixing th terms and amunt theref was adpted <by the bdy. At th instance f Cuncilman Stantn, the City Clerk was authrized t write th State Traffic Cmmissin requesting that bdy t make gd n its prmise t reimburse the city fr tile extra expense ccasined by emplying special fficers t tnka care f the heavy summer traffic. Despite the heavy strm there was quite n lnrg? sized attendance at tht meeting. Prbably because f the strm the audience seemed lath t leave either the cuncil chamber r the City Kail itself. KNIGHTS MAKING PLANS FOR ANNUAL OUTING Jhn Cnnrs Si\ has reprted that arrangements are almst cm- The first annual bus excursin f plcted fr the annual uting- f th the Sacred Hcuvti A. A. t Cney Island will lake place n Sunday Aug. 30th. Buses will leave frm Sacred Heart Hull, prmptly nt 10 A. M. sharp and tickets enn be secured frm member f the assciatin. any Mis? Kr.ihsriiie Kellcy f Augusta street spent u few Java the past week with friends in D'alilyn. Th Serve), th electric refrigeratr that is clicspcr t perate»n<j quieter, $165 nnd up, cnvenient ternu. C. T. Williclm, arent, 228 Firat Street. Adv. Knights f Clumbus which will be hld at Scidlcv's Beach n Saturday, August 22nd, A prgram f water nnd field spurts has lieen arranged nnd the nicni'bprs arc lking frward t thj event with cnsiderable anticipatin. a Right Abut Face at the Fair D FIRST SERIES IN BUILDING AND LOAN MATURES Investrs and Owners Will Pay Out $80,000 n Series N. 1 Beginning August 20th. Annuncement has been made by the fficers f th Investrs and Owners Buiding and Lan Assciatin that payments f the prceeds frm the first series t mature in the assciatin will 'be made at th Suth Amby Trust Cmpany n and after Thursday, August 20th. The maturing f this first serie.- f the assciatin after 134 mnths, cnstitutes what is lked upn in banking and building and lan assciatins as a very gd recrd and a wnderful indicatin f the stability and prgress f th assciatin. Series N. 1 which was started when 'the. Jan was rganized cmprises 471% shares, with a bk value if $ fr each share fr the 134 Mnths. Apprximately $80,000 will be paid ut t thse wh used the lan fr investment purpses nly. An annual auditr's examinatin f the bks f the assciatin by a certified public accuntant fr the year ending June 30, 1931, has been cmpleted. The ttal earnings par share last year is indicated as 8.065% and the ttal resurces as f June 30th, 1931, is ($639, J. Arthur Applegate is president f the assciatin; Oliver W. Welsh, vice president; Margaret H, Campbell, treasurer; Gerge A. Kress, secretary and Jhn P. McGuire, slicitr. Members f the Bard f Directrs are D. "W. Reed, Charles L. Steuerwald, H. D. Littell, H.,T. Neill, K. Neiltpp Sr,, Albert Jerme, G. Manvill Applegate, Jhn S. Tmaszewski, Michael.F. Nagle, Harvey Emmns, Oscar Mundy, Dr. J. P. Weber, Frederick H. Lear, James L. Husel, P. P. Kenah, Edward Higgins, and J. Lee Larew. LOCAL ATOLMEMBERS ATTEND COUNTY MEET Jseph McKen Will Represent Middlesex at Atlantic City Cnventin. At the meeting f the cunty bard f the Ancient Order f Hibernians held in New Brunswick last Sunday, the lcnl ldge was represented by Thmas Lvely, Jseph McKen, Jhn Cnnrs, Sr., David Quinlan, Sr, and James Flanigan. The annual state cnventin will taic place nt Atlantic City September at the Htel Strand, Jseph McKen -will represent Middlesex Cunty during the sessins nnd Jhn Cnnrs and James Flnnignn will represent lcal Divisin N. 1. ANOTHER C. D. A. CARD PARTY MONDAY NIGHT Mnday night nt the K. f C. hme n Dnvid Direct, u card parly will b heltl under the auspices f the lcal Cathlic Daughters f America. Mrs. Elizabeth McClud in the chtiirlady with the fllwing eninniittl' assisting: Mrs. Clara Cnnrs, Mrs. OfttlwriiK! Cnnrs, Mrs. Ks CreuV c, Mrs. Mary Cnughlin, Mr:;, Uridftct Carrll, Mrs. Lnrelta Crwe, WM.A Mtuii Cnnrs ami Mis.-s Kejjinu Onwny. 1, COPS TO PLAY BALL (j Next Tuesday, the lcal plce baan- 1 mil team will travel l East. Orang t<i piny tlui plice f tlmt place. Th nly gnniu the lcnl cps have wn, in Captain anil Mrs. Edward Gd niid children f Hnlrntwn uvcnu fact the nly ne that they have enjyed n week with Jlr.i Edward plnycd, was with the Bast Orange Kmery f UutUville, l'a. team. FOR RENT: Furnished apartment, Th Servl, the Innt wrd in an 5 rms am) Imlh, all mdrn imprvement!. Available immediately. sme finishes, $1G5 and up, cnven* beautiful nw cnbiiiets with hand- In central lcatin. AU g&rag. In* lent terms. Sld by G. T. Wilhslm quire Cititen Office. Adv 228 Fir«t Street. Adv. mmm Am) Bradway Extensin Plan Is Laid Over Business Men Arrive at N Decisin Cncerning Plan at Recent Meeting. The plan which th assciatin has fstered fr the widening and extensin f Bradway t cnnect with the* Intra-Castal Highway in the. vicinity f Keyprt ccupied mst f the attentin f the Suth Amby Business Men's Assciatin when it met n Mnday night. Frmer City Engineer A. T. Mc- Michael gava a shrt talk, during which he explained the advantages f the plan and the necessary ste.ps t be taken t bring the matter befre the prper authrities. In the general discussin which ensued it was evident that the bdy was abt equally divided cncerning the advisadility f pushin the prpsed imprvement. It was pinted ut that if the plan were adpted, traffic wuld be taken away frm S'tevens avenue and ne great advantage f ding s wuld be t decrease the hazards t schil children. Again it was pinted at that if traffic culd %e brught thrugh the city ver Bradway, it wuld-be f great advantage t lcal merchants since it wuld bring the traffic by their drs and they wul.l naturally benefit cnsiderably. On the ther hand it was said that it wuld be necessary, In rder t carry ut the plan prpsed, t tun. Bradway ver t the state. Thh wuld mean that tw fthe principal avenues f traffic thrugh the city wuld be in the hands f thse- u^ side the city and the city wuld haws n Cntrl whatever ver its principal business street. It was als claimed that if the plan were carried ut Bradway wuld becme an auth. ized spcedny such as Stevens avenue has becme, with the result that the heart f the city wuld be sq hedged in -with traffic that the danger wuld be greatly increased. At the clse f the discussin it was decided t lay the matter ver until the next meeting. It was suggested that the matter f adequate train service in the city be taken up with the cuncil in the hpe that better nccmmdains culd be secured. This, it was pinted ut wuld ibe the means f attracting mre cmmuters here and in turn creating mre business fr lcal merchants. The suggestins that the matter be taken up with the cuncil, hwever, apparently did nt meet with the appival f the business men, wh were given 'little cperatin when they appeared befre that bdy recently in regard t Stevens avenue traffic lights and that matte? als was laid ver until a future meeting. The cmmittee which has ben wrking with representatives f th Jersey Central Pwer and Light Cmpany fr a white way n Bradway, reprted that the cmpany had made a survey f the territry and wuld present its blue prints t th assciatin at a meeting in the very near future. The increasing ppularity f the assciatin WHS demnstrated at Mnday night's meeting by the number f new members present. DANCE COMMITTEE TO MEET A meeting f th dunce cmmittee f the KnightH f Clumbus will be licld n Tuesday, August 18th nt 'i P. M. at the Knights f Clumbus rms n David street. The lianca is sclu'tlulcd t be held n Friday evening, September "ftth nt St. Mary's Hall. Jseph Vail is gnernl chairman f the nffnlr and h is beins; assisted by Tm Grimlcy, Jhn Klnnignn, Matthew Cnllahnn, Jhn Hansn, Tm Mnher and Jams J\ic- Cmlhy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krledmsui and children 'Margaret und A mm.'-.pent tin- week KIIII with Mr. find Mrs. Miltn Ilff itt New Hnins\vii:k. Mr, and Mrs, Huff entertained their KIU'HIS nt a buieh party n Huniljiy evening at Laurence Harbr. i FATHER HARON TAKES PARISH IN COLUMBUS, OHIO Left Last Night After Tw Years f Service fr St. Mary's Parish. Last night Father Marn, frmer curate f St. Mary's Rmart Cathlic Church left fr Clumbus, Ohi t take up his duties in that dicese. Recently he was given a receptin by a large grup f his friends in and abut the city and was presented with a purse in tken f their esteem. Fr tw years, Father Marn was assigned t the lcal parish, cming here t succeed Father Lannary, wh was sent t High Bridge as pastr. He immediately tk up his varius duties such as teuching Latin in the High Schl, wrk at the Rahway refrmatry, attending the hspitals and was als spiritual directr f the Yung Ladies Sdality. He was intrusted with the care f the card parties at Laurence Harbr, a summer missin t Suth Amhy. During the tw summers in which he that missin in a psitin t build a church in the very near future. Father Marn was brn in Brklyn, N. Y., and the recrds f St. Bernard's Church shw that in the seventy five years f its existence he was the nly irjember f that parish rdained fr the priesthd. He studied at St. Anselm's Cllege, Manchester, N. H., and graduated frm St. Francis Cllege, Brklyn with high hnrs. Upn cmpleting at St. Francis Seminary, Father Marn was rdained in his hme parish by the Right Rev. Salvatrc Wallesser, O. M., Cap., D. D., then an exiled Bishp f the Carline Islands, assisting the lit. Rev. Bishp f Brklyn. His was the first rdinatin t the priesthd held in that parish and ne f the few rdinatins held in a lcal parish, Ordinatins as a rule being held in Seminaries r cathedrals. After his rdinatin he was t attend the Cathlic University f Ara- (Cntinucd n page eight) Hibernian Ladies Will Elect Delegates Scial Time Wiii~Take Place After Business Sessin Tnight. The Ladi«s Auxiliary t the A. O. H. will hld its regular meeting this evening and pfter th business sessin a scial time will take -place with Mrs, James Kelly in charge. All members are requested t be prsnt since delegates will b selected t represent the unit at the annual cnventin in Atlantic City in September. MRS. O. WALL ARRANGING FOR BENEFIT CARD PARTY A mnster card party will b held nt the Laurence Harbr Casin n August 21st fr the benefit f St. Lnwfnc Church. Th event will h under the directin f Mrs. O, Wall nnd her cmmittee and prmises t be even mre successful than the previus party under her directin. Gnmes w!h begin prmptly nt 8:15 nnd n number nf useful nnd attractive prizes will b awarded winners. There will als he dr prizes. BAPTIST MEN'S CLUB PLANS FISH DINNER Tile men f the First Baptist Church have cmpli'teil plans fr ii fish dinner which will be held in Hie liaiicinent f the church n Friday, September 11, 19H1 frm 5 t R p. m. Jhn Neiderman will he in clinrgc f the kitchen and tickets niny be secured frr.i any f the men f the church. Mr. nnil Mrs. Nrman Scully f (it:rkt> street spent Sunday nt th Vendr Ordinance Nt Being Enfrced Cuncil Learns; Kerr Demands Plice Actin Cuncil Expresses Surprise When Merchant Visits Meeting and Infrms That Ordinance Recently Passed By Bdy Has Been Disregarded NO LICENSES HAVE BEEN ISSUED Members f the Cmmn Cuncil expressed surprise Tuesday evening when the gverning bdy was advised that the new rdinance requiring licenses frm all hucksters, etc., wa3 nt being enfrced. Gaba Jasper, ne f the lcal firm f Jasper Brs., fruit and vegetable market prprietrs at Bradway and Augusta St. was the infrmant. Mr. Jasper tkl the cuncil that the new rdinance hnd ben fathered by the Business Men's Assciatin and that that bdy nw ifavred enfrcement f the regulatins. Cuncilman ail assured Mr 3. Jasper that it was the intentin f the authrities that the prvisins f the rdinance shuld be rigidly enfrced. He said th matter wuld 'be brught t th attentin f th Mayr, -wh is head f the plice department, with the demand that the fficers b required t take measures t cpe with the situntin. Mr. Jasper's cmplaint was that with th measure adpted as a prtectin t lcal businesses, there wcra mre utsiders peddling her than vr befre. The rdinance was expected t prvide a substantial surce f revenue fr the city in that the high license fee wuld revert t th? city treasurer. City Clerk Disbrw, in anticipatin f the demand, has prvided a metal license tag almst as large as the regulatin autmbile license plate. The plate is enameled green and bears white lettering, setting Change in Dates Lcal Men Will G t Retreat Men Frm City WiH G t San Alfns n Sept. 5th. The dates during which men f Suth Amby will make their annual week end retreat at the San Alfns Retreat at West End were riginally set frm Friday evening, September 4th until Sunday evening, September 6th, but have been changed s that the retreat will start Saturday evening September 5th and end the evening f Labr Day, September 7. The men f the Suth Amby Retreat Club are desirus that every man wh can pssibly make the retreat this year d s and reservatins shuld be made as sn as pssible. Nn-Cathlics will als be welcme. The San Alfns Retreat Huse is situated n the cean and accmm- was in charge, ver tw thusand dllars was cllected which placed dates ne hundred and fifty, being equipped with every facility fr cmfrt, repse, retirement, reflectin and reasnable recreatin. His Excellency the Mst Rev. Jhn Jseph McMahn, Bishp f Trentn, recently ^stated that the Dicese f Trentn is indeed frtunate in having such a splendid retreat huse as San Alfns under the directin f the Redemptrist Fathers at West End. The rder f the day at the retreat is nt strenuus. Between exercises the retreatants may ram adut the grunds r view the cean frm the pavilin and bardwalk. Others prefer a quiet strll, alng the beach and each.is left t iiis wn pleasure. Retreatants als have an pprtunity t enjy ne f the finest bathing benches alng the cast. Thse desiring t make reservatins are requested t cmmunicate with James E. Flanigan, 345 Furth street as sn as pssible. Mrs. Jaques Selected Kiddie Camp Hstess Cunty-wide Visiting Day Will Take Place August 26th. Mr3. Rhda Jaques f ths city and Mrs. Thmas Dlan f Sayreville have been selected as hstesses at the annual cunty-wide visiting day at th Kiddie Keep Well Camp in Metuchen. The appintments were made (by Mrs. Ernest H. Byntn f Wdbridg-e, general chairman fr the secnd year. The visiting day will be held n Wednesday, August 2Gth frm tw t five 'clck ami the prgram will include a tur f the camp, shrt Directrs f the Recreatin Cuncil, talks by members f the Bnrd f which perates the camp fr the un-, derniirishd children f th cunty; nnd an elabrate perette presented by u cast f fifty-three campers. The hstesses are chsen as bcinj; well knwn in their cmmunity and interested in tile prgress -f th camp. They will receive and entertain all lcal guests. Tw thusand invitatins hiiv been mailed ami it is expected ther will b ver a thusand guests present. Anyne wishing t attend may get in tuch with th'j lcal hstess. Five children frm this city and five frm Sayreville and Parlin are amng thse at the enmp. Mr. and Mrs, Harld Dnytn f Rutherfrd visited with Mr. nnd Mrs, L. K, Sllilts and fnmily f Gerge street n Sunday. They left Tliuradny fr Clcvclmul, Ohi, where they will hereafter reside wing t th transfer f Erie Unilrml ffices frm New Yrk t Unit city. The Serval Electric Refrigeratr, electric rcfrigeimtin unit, $16B mid up, cnvenient termn, Fr»«l by G. T. Wilhelm, ZZ8 Fir.t St. Atlv. frth the number, etc. Up t Tuesday night, althugh the rdinance tk effect n August 1st, nne haj been issued. Mayr Kerr, after the meeting, secured frm the City Clerk a number f cpies f the rdinance, presumably fr supplying the fficera s that they wuld be familiar with the prvisins f the law that they were t put int frce. The Mayr, when asked if he was ging t rder th«frce t g t wrk n the peddlers, replied that it was a law and that they were required t enfrce it as part f their duties. The rdinance makes n exceptin] in requiring all wh ffer fr sale merchandise r fdstuffs frm an/ type f vehicle t prcure and display a license. The fee is fixed at $150 per year, there being n shrter perid fr which license is t be granted, as was the case with tha previus rdinance. Veterans, byreasn f State Law, may nt be required t pay the license fee, but they must prcure and display th«regulatin license tag, which will be furnished by the clerk upn applicatin therefr. All lcal merchants wh sell, r ffer fr sale, anything direct frm their wagns r delivery cars, are als required t prcure and display the regulatin tag. Lcal businessmen will find it t their advantage. in this respect, t cnfer with the City Clerk abut prcuring the required green-enameled plate. Lvely Pst Will Back Hlm fr State Leader Pst Plans Card Party Serial and Lng Distance Walking. Luke A. Lvely Pst has endrsed the candidacy f Hlger Hlm f Perth Amby fr the ffice f State Cmmander f the Legin and has pledged itself t d everything t secure his nminatin and electin at the (frthcming State cnventin. Hlm, prbably the mst ppular man in American Legin circles in this vicinity, is lked upn as a strng candidate and is being enthusiastically supprted by all Legin psts in the cunty. Leaders in this sectin, hwever, see a clse race, since ppular candidates frm ther sectins f the state have als 'been put up and will n dubt bring t Middlesex and n dubt bring t the cnventin» large grup f supprters. But leaders in Middlesex and ther neighbring cunties feel that since Central Jersey has never had a member ccupy the ffice, Hlms has excellent chances f being accrded the hnr. Luke A. Lvely Pst is planning a series f card parties fr the lata summer and fall. Jhn Csgrve has been appinted chairman f the cmmittee with M. Lee Stults and Wm. Lyns us assistants. The parties will be held mnthly at a different place, the September party will tiike place in Wilhelm's Hall at a date t be annunced later. Jhn Cnver was recently appinted by Cmmander Disbrw t rganize a lng distance walking team t represent the pst in a series f cntests which are being spnsred by the Mays Landing Pst. Cnver is wrking n the matter and it is expected wih annunce the persnnel f his team at the next meeting. LOCAL LIONS CLUB TO ASSIST SOUTH RIM CLUB TO ORGANIZE Delegatin WttT Attend Next Meeting at Cady's n Thursday. Impressed by the success f th, lcal Lin's Club, leading busine.i men f Suth River have launched \» mvement fr a similar club in that brugh and have made applicatin fr a charter. At the next meeting f th lcal, club, which will take place nt Cady's next Thursday, n delegatin headed by Prfessr Russell Hwnrth, Principal f the Willet Schl willbu present tii sec the lcal club in actin. Past District Deputy. Fral Gwan, f Ne-tv Brunswick. Past District Deputy Snm Kilverblatt (if Atlantic Hiphhinris, mi;! present District Deputy Steve Smegy, f Perth Amby, ns well us n number f ther fficers f the i'riinaiuin have mnd atnitikcmenls tn lie n hand. Jnmes P. Fnrliy is chairman f. the meeting and arraiifjmentk have been mtule fr a mtin picture shwing varius phases f Trnns-Atlnntie ciccuii trnflic President Kvist anil mt'inbei'k f till! lcnl club expect tlmt next Thursday's nici'ting will b ne f the best attended in the histry f the chili. ('hsier Mcim-.er f Hrdntwn lu'.a returned hme niter A tavu mnths stuy at camp. If things»rc nt cming yur w«y, wuldn't it d A gad Idea t clianff* yur wny? Imurc willi Wm.! O'Bricn, > '

2 STATE AND COUNTY ITEMS OF INTEREST Last Mnday a nijjlit. palm! «f mtrcycle plicemen with rders t Sht n si^ht began peratins in Elizabeth as the result uf a trim * Itravc which ha? swept the ily. All members f the patrl are qualified marksmen, especially trained fr the wrk, and will be divided int pairs in chaise f a srsv.ant. They will carry in additin t the service pistl, tear gas bmbs in the event an armed criminal takes refuge in an inaccessible place. In additin reserves with tw machine guns will be ' held in readiness fr a gun battle. This actin was rdered by Mayr Kenah after dwn twn merchants had prtested against Die lanre number f recent rbberies in that sectin. Vacatinists living in cabins at Lake Mhawk in Sussex Cunty were recently visited by a black bear which traveled frm cabin t cabin kncking upn drs and frightening thse inside. Fnally ne mre daring than the rest left sme syrup utside his cabin and while the bear ate it anther slipped a rpe arund his neck. Realizing his predicament the bear climbed a tree and the plice department f Ogdensburg was called. The bear was pulled frm his perch by means f the rpe, but nce n the grund started after the plice department, nnd bth men brke speed recrds in making a retreat. The bear was finally recaptured hwever and refusing t get int an autmbile was carried n the running bard eighteen miles t Newtn where, he was lcked up in the State Plice etatin. Fire wardens in the vicinity f Hammntn are alarmed ver the prspect f serius fires this..mnth because less than an inch f rain has fallen during the last six weeks, while tw weeks f cntinuus ht weather has dried the wds and many f the farms. Sectin Fire Warden William Derr f the area has sent ut a warning t all mtrists and t thse entering the \yds t use extreme care in the preventin f frest fires. "Shuld a stiff breeze arise," said Warden Derr "while tw r mre fires are being cmbated, serius results wuld be almst certain t fllw," David McKenna f Brklyn, made a hle in ne at an Asbury Park glf curse. He celebrated at the nineteenth hle, then tried t drive his car hme and gt himself int a hle that cst him $ t get ut f. McKenna's tee sht went int the cup at the Spring Lake Glf Curse and his friends helped him celebrate with drinks. He started t drive t his summer hme at Pine Beach, but a pliceman realized he was in n cnditin t drive a car and brught him befre the judge wh set the heavy fine. An ctpus, seldm seen in waters in this vicinity, was recently captured by Captain Hinman ff Sea Gate. TKe Captain encuntered the mns- <$er while fishing in a rwbpat and was in danger f being caught in its tenacles. He had started tward shre when withut warning a lng arni- Iike waving tenacle swept acrss the stern f the bat. The man rwed furiusly fr shre and left the deep aea mnster behind. Several days later he set ut t capture him equipped with.a net 110 feet lng and 30 feet wide. After a pprr lng struggle he brught the mnster ut f the \\:Uev ahd help hin alft until the air killed him. The clupus weighs mre than 100 punds and measures 15 feet frm tip t tip. T preserve the fish $21.80 wrth f alchl was ustrl. "Pardn jne, madam, but have yu any underwear n, r are yu wearing ii Imthing suit umlur that dress'.'" A rather einbarassing: questin fr cp t ask and fr a lady t answer, isn't it? But accrding t the man date f the authrities at Ocean Grve, tins will be the inquiry in th latest drive t prevent the wearing f bathing suits as underwear. It develps that summer barders at blue law enfrcing Ocean Grve, where bathing n the Sabbath is prhibited, have acquired the unhl. habit f wearing bathing suits under street clthes and leaving fr Bradley Beach. Ocean Grve plice hav instructins t end this practice im mediately. The Wds Methdist Episcpal church at Flmingtn which has been vacant fr several years will be taken dwn, mved tw miles t Stantr and there rebuilt t serve the cngregatin f the Stantn Refrmed hurch, whse bunding' was recently struck by lightning and demlished. The Wds church,was sld recently and presented t the Stantn cngregatin. Relcating the building will cst abut $8,000. Fur year ld Flrence King Uselle, was recently rushed t th hspital after eating green apple and drinking turpentine t quench her thirst. The little girl was alne in th huse and ging t the cellar fun< sme green apples and ate them. Then picking ut a bttle f turpentine, she drank that. She was rushed t th Elizabeth General Hspital where u stmach pump put her n the rad-t recvery. N Summer Shutdwn fr Chevrlet Plan July Ttal Prductin Thirteen Percent Mre Than Same Mnth in Chevrlet prductin in July ttaled 66,307 cars and trucks, W. S, Knudsen, president and general manager, has annunced. This rpresenti a gain f thirteen per cent ver th 58,G90 units built in July, July is the third successive mntl in 1931 t shw a gain ver the crrespnding mnth last year, and ut put fr July brings the ttal fr th< first seven mnths f the year t 588,- 452 cars and trucks. The cmpany is cntinuing prductin int August at a seasnable rate and with n summer shutdwn planned, Mr. Knudsen said. Current cm plyment is arund 33,000 men. During the first six mnths f the year Chevrlet cntinued t hle leadership" amng all manufacturers in dmestic passenger car sales, Mr. Knudsen pinted ut. Autmbile Term Free wheeling means the discnnectin f the engine and rear wheels g tktt the car rum as thugh the engine had been thrwn ut f gear. What Prperty Right I» A prperty right Is the right t til* chine* f btaining im* r all f th* futur* services f n* r mre ar. tides f wealth., GAS RANGES REDUCED AS MUCH AS THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN iihrargrarafaefaiaiaiejajerarefejaiaia Delicatessen Fds fr Summer Ptat Salad Chicken Salad Cld Slaw Rail Prk Meals MANY BRANDS OF IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CHEESE Cd Fi.h Cakei Crueller! (Wed. & Fri.) Ham Clam Chwder (Fri. Frankfurters day) Blgnat STRAUB BROS. Chice Meats ireferararererarararaiarara 110 N. Bradway SAVE TIME AND MONEY AT RIDER COLLEGE Th Rider Plan f cllege ducatln mans th saving f na. t tw year's time and expense while btaining efficient training in Accuntancy, Business Administratin, Secretarial Scienc r Cmmercial Teaching. Bachelr and Master degres awarded. Students benefit frm Elder Free Placement Service. Delightful scial life. Athletics. Drraitries. Enrllment limited. Apply nw fr registratin. Fall Term Opens September 8th RIDER COLLEGE Catalg n Request Funded 186S Trentn, N. J. get 91 SMITH ST-COR.KINQ PERTH TAILORS-CLOTHIERS-HABERDASHERSf 1 I 1 If ^ " " " - -, yucan't. :.,. '.... buy., - " a I Why Dn't JOIN OUR Vacatin Club JUST SELECT ONE OF THE CLASSES FROM 25c WEEKLY TO $10.00 WEEKLY, AND NEXT SUMMER YOU CAN ENJOY THE VACATION YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED. JOIN NOW 25c Weekly Pays $ c Weekly Pays $1.00 Weekly Pays..: $2.00 Weekly Pays $3.00 Weekly Pays $5.00 Weekly Pay* $10.00 Weekly Pays THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. Sixty Start Per Perin Tlier are at least alxty stars t every man, wman and child n the earth. Suth Amby, N. J. "The Friendly Bank" On* f Life's SurpriiM gme men wh thught that mated life was just cnstant billing and c- Ing have discvered that nly th«billing is cnstant Cllier's Weekly ' Ah ^ LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves a Headache r Neuralgia 30 minutes, checks a Cld the first day, and chicks Malaria in three day's. 666 Salve fr Baby's Cld r FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1931 war Qtiatiii/ WALL PAPER Sherftin Williams PAINTS-VARNISHES > mat LOW PRICES -' Qrt/ Me \ NEW YORK WALL PAPER (Q Penh Ambys lemtiw Pawl Stre PHONE 1722 SNSM1 Phne 96 Whether yu want yur huse cmpletely wired r electric repair wrk dne, we are prepared t take care f yur needs. A phne call will bring ur representative t yur hme t give yu an estimate f the cst. ADAM SEPKA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Batteries Recharged I2S FELTUS ST. NO MATTER HOW LIMITED YOUR MEANS Yu shuld have life insurance. T meet the cnvenience f thse wh realize their bligatins t their lved nes, but are unable t carry a large amunt f prtectin, the Metrplitan Life Insurance Cmpany, the biggest insurance cmpany in the wrld, ffers a variety f insurance plans nt a small cst a few cents a week. Why nt see A. STEINER SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. Representing Metrplitan Life Cmpany Insurance LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RANGE ON A SMOOTHTOP 18 MONTHS TO PAY N Mn.y Dwn n a SMOOTHTOP SMOOTHTOPS have never been sld at these lw prices. SMOOTHTOI' standards have been rigidly maintained in every ne f these ranges. All the famus SMOOTHTOP cking advantages g with them. The big clsed tp the big ven, insulated if desired handy briler. In gray and white r green and ivry cmbinatins. ONLY NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A GAS RANGE BARGAIN FOR THIS NEW STYLE VULCAN CONSOLE INSULATED, ALL ENAMELED, OVEN HEAT REGULATOR Regularly sld fr $85.25 installed. One f the great gas range values we have ffered this seasn. If yu need a gas range, buy it nw. This sale ffers sme f the greatest gas range values that liavc been presented. SALE ENDS AUGUST 31 Snail muiihtuil tl'arr,t fr imutuatian.,, itiui uhm mtj n 11! mntbi'ttrms PVBJLIC WSERVICE.here's mre pwer in that ld car f yurs than yu realize. Mre ]ife t its starting. Imprved acceleratin. Faster pickup. Yu can get an entirely new "feel" ut f driving it... withut spending u cent fr verhauling! The answer is... ESSO. Ess was develped t deliver maximum perfrmance in the newest high-cmpressin mtrs. A single tankful will shw yu that it makes an equally great difference in the way yur ld car runs. Nt merely because deteriratin JLJLere s a cmparisn f the pwer develped in a high-cmpressin mtr withut kncking by leading premium-priced fuels It explains why ESSO gives what seems t be new-car perfrmance in yuur viti car..7,,ir that RSSO is 3.5% mre pwerful <lmn its nearest cmpetitr.,.»>jj 1J.5% better titan its prest cmpeting extra-priced fuel has made ycur engine less respnsive. Bu! : especially because carbn depsit has actually increased its cmpressin-rati. Yu need Ess in yur ld car t get full pwer... and t get rid f kncks... As the chart abve shws, Ess is strikingly su perir even t ther leading premiu m fuels. '.Is specially refined initial base t which Ethyl is added is what makes. it s utstanding. A 10-day lest... and yu'll see that driving an ld car desn't menu yu have t put up with "ld-car perfrmance." s * Things Yu Never Heard Befre Hear them n ESSO's "Ileii've It r Nt" Prgram featuring llipley evf* 'S»,iK«></?j> ami Friday at 6:4S p. m. (E, S. T.) WJ7..,»Ve >'«*.- KDKA, Vltlsbunh; WttZA, llmtt*,- H'lIAM,Rchester; <> WnZ,Spri*ffield; *W!AY Cincinnati; WDAL, Dalttmn; WRVA. Richmnd; WPTF, Jialttgh. OF N E W ' J E R S E Y IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Between CWIYTON LUMBER COM- PANY, a crpratin. Cmplainant, and ADOLPH SCHDP^LBR, at ala.. Defendants. PI Fa fr sale f mrtgaged premises dated June 18, By vlrtu f th abve stated writ t me directed and delivered, I will expse t sale at public vendue n WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY- SIXTH DAY OP AUGUST, NINE- TEEN HUNDBBD THIRTY-ONE At ne 'clck Standard Time (2 'clck Daylight Saving Time) In the afternn f said day at th Sheriff's Office In tie Olty f Nw Brunswick, N. J. ALL thse tracts r parcels f and and premises, hereinafter partlcuarly described, situate, lying and blng in the Brugh f Sayrevllle. Cunty f Middlesex and State f New Jersey. FIRST TRACT Bglnnlne at a pint In the Westerly line f William Street distant 147 feet sutherly frm the intersectin f th said Westerly sld line f William Street with th Sutherly side line f Jhn Street and running thence (1) in a sutherly directin and alng the snld Westerly side line f WilMam street n distance f fifty '50) feet: thnc (2) In a Westerly directin and parallel with snld Sutherly side line f Jhn Stret, a distance )f flfty-sir (5G) feet t a pint thence '3) in a nrtherly directin a distance Df illty (SO) fnt t a PDlnt and th crner f the rear line f Ita frnting n th sutherly sld f Jhn Street: hence (4) In a sutherly directin and in n line parnlld with said sutherly Ide line f Jhn Street a distance f ibuy-n (IH) feet t Raid 'Westerly Id f William Stret and th pint r lnc f 'beslnnlnr, Belntf knwn nnd designated as th lrthcrly fifty (B0) ft f lt N. 88 s shwn n a certain man entitled, Map f prperty f th Old Bridge Bnnmld Brlclf & Tile Cmpany," which map Is filed In the Office f the Clerk f the Cunty f Middlesex as - np N. 753 In file bx N. 543, SKCOND 'TRACT fflglnnlntr at a itnke marklnr the crner frmed Dy :h dntcrsctln f th sutherly slda it Charles Street with the Westerly Id f Wllllnm' Stret and running hence (1) Westerly alng th suthernliin f Ch!\r!«? Ptrcet ne hundred 00) ft t n Btnte: thence (2) suthirly and nt rlkht nncls with Charles!tret eighty (80) feet t a stake; enc '3) Enaterly nnd at right nng- IHDI' th ]nnt rnurp ne (100) feet a stake n th Westerly aide f 'Wll- Inm Stret: thence (4) Nrlhrly alng h Westerly alu> f 'Wllllnm Street ffhty (HO) feet t th pint r place ' beirlnnlnk. BltiB- purl f lts NOB. -69, 70, 71 and n th afresaid mjip. Pwers nmunting t apprximately $5, TKethr with all nnd slnnutnr, ths irhlw, privileges, hereilllnments nnd apirtennneei thereunt h»?!nfflng r In ywlfln amiertnlnliik. HBllNAillT M 0<A7<TNON, Sheriff. TiANDOMMt Arruuy,.m. <.0S 7-31-U Slicitr.

3 FRIDAY, AUGUST 7,1931 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN I'AGE THRBH, HIBERNIANS DUMP MECHANICSVILLE WINKT HALF Green Team Victr in Sunday I Struggle That Decides First Half Hnrs. ' The almst ibreath taking duel between the Hibernians and the Mechanicsville A. A..fr first half hnrs in the city lp, terminated n Sunday with a victry fr the Hibernians, 4-2 Ṫhe battle was a hard fught ne frm the time the first batter stepped t the plate until tht> last ne had walked away frm it. Ryan, in the bx fr the Hibernians, pitched a wnderful game. His delivery prved exceedingly baffling t the bys wh g hme thrugh the "Hle in the Wall" and when they did cnnect, Ryan's team mates gave him wnderful supprt. Particularly praisewrthy was the wrk f Bulman at secnd base. Tha slim Hibernian made stp after stp that seemed almst impssible f accmplishment and time after time brught the fans t their if«et. Mskal started ff in the bx fr the Mechanicsville utfit but was replaced by Triggs in the sixth when the Hibernians ibegan hammering his deliveries. Mechanicsville led ff with the scring, gaining ne run in the third when Burkard singled, Mskal fanned, 3. Zdanewicz walked and was caught ff first, Mnaghan t Gilvary. Then Stlte was walked and W. Zdanewicz singled and Burkard crssed the plate. Frm then until the sixth, whea the Hibernians went ut in frnt, there was n scring. Mechaniesville struggled valiantly t increase the lead they had gained and the Hibernians fught, just as valiantly t prevent their ding s. The Hibernians leap t fame Came in the Sixth when fur runs were scred and they galiid a lead which the Mechanicaville, utfit, try us they might, were um {We t vercme. Fleming singled t left, Mnaghan hi!-. a. neat duble and ityan hit a nasty bunder that Kennedy was unable t capture and was the means,df permitting Bulman &n<j Mnagh»n. t scre while the Hibernian pitcher gained iecnd, Ryan., went t third n Stlte'a thrw t the plate. Kelly went ilt; W. Zd*n<Swic* t DufcM and Ryiu went.hme when Kennedy threw aj grunder frm Bulman that was wild. Bulman scampered t secnd n the pitch and MeGnfgla fanned.while Gilvary wh has been passed n every previus trip t the plate, dubled t left, permitting Bulman t scre. Creed was handed a pass and Newmark grunded ut t Dukas. The bx scre: Hiberniam Kelly, If Bulman, 2b McGnigle, 3b Gilvary, lb Creed, cf Newmark, rf Newmark, rf' Fleming, ss Mnaghan, c Eyan, p < J. Zdanewicz, cf Stlte, cf W. Zdanewicz, ss Armstrng, c Jesk^f Duk&s. lib Kennedy. 3b Burkhkard, 2b Mskal, p Triggs, i>' Mechanicivill* E. H. E. E. H Scre by innings: Hibernians :.._.0OQ, MechanfQSville..-^_ r._.o01! 001'0 2 Tw base hits, Eyan, Gilvary, Mnaghan. Sacrifice, Kelly. Stdlen bases, McGnigle (2), Gilvary, Dukas. Duble play, Creed t Bulman, Struck jout, by Ryan 7; by Mskal 2, by triggs 2. Bilsa n balls, ff Ryan 6; tff Mskul 6; ff Triggs 1. HiU, ff Msknl 7 in 5 Innings; ff Triggs 1 in 1,inning. Lft n bases, lit berninils 10; Mechnnicsville 8. Umpires, Dugun, OTl and Vgel. Sunday's Aut Events Pimise T Be Best Ever at Wdbridge Secnd f Summer Series f Knees Will Bring Tgether Chice Field. C. J., Aug. 14: Whnt gives iirmiu t being th raht intercatinb nut races run n the Wpdbrhlge Speedway curse Ihis year will tuk pluc Sunday, Aug. 10th, lylln the secnd f th midsummi' seria f races are run. The plan fr Sunday's races Is t have a chice field in which quality f the entries rather than the quantity will cunt mst and in which th 26- mile feature rnc wjll b a "surprise vnt", with the likelihd that it will b a'handicap with such drivevs as Freddie Frame, Billy Winn, Lar- ;ry ibeala, Jimmy Pattersn, Herman Schurch and Zcke Meyer, starting; in th rear rnnlts nnd such nwcmverd and near-stars as Mnlclm Fx, Je Cstn, Herman Venth, Bill Buecliler, Bert Karnatz, Hb Sail, D Mc- Kenzie and Ott Burdick having frnt psitin!). Outside f th change :f the feature race the usul sprint events f three five-mil races, arid th tenmile cnslatin will be held with the time trials Btnrting at 1 P. M. and races prper at 3 P. M.. Miss Elizabeth Duggan t Wed New Yrk Man Frmer Lcal Resident t Becme Bride at St. Elifcubeth'n Church, Sept. fitli. (Special t Tltr ('ilhrn ) NEW yitkfi Misa ftliznbeth It. Duggan, twnty-hcven, wh wim Itrn in Suth Ambuy, N..1., tl>«diniklitur f Jjldivnrd M. DUKKHH and tin' frinftf Alice MijCi.'Viiiicki ubtnined n marriage license August 7 in theas that f a clerk and said she resided at N. 559 West 186th Street, Manhattan Municipal Building t marry David L. Clark, twenty-nine Manhattan. Mr. Clark -was brn in year ld clerk f N. 252 Wadswrth this city, the sn f Jhn L. Clark Avenue, this city. and the frmer Catherine McClusky. The cuple stated n their marriage'i certificate that they will be married Sept. 5th at St.' Elizabeth's Church, I TWO PIE STEALEUS 187th Street and Wadswrth Avenue, ARE FOUND GUILTY New Yrk, the Rev. Dr. Serre t fficiate at the ceremny. way appeared in the lcal plice Saturday Elwd Brwn f Brad- Miss Duggan gave her ccupatin curt and entered a charge f pie FiKere Wefe x htter fuel than. CSS3 HILL ICE WOULD SEU. \T/* We can't find better mines, s we have adpted better screening and grading practices..mabe yu made yur, winter's cntract with us yet? G. E. APPLEGArE AND YARD & OFFICE-146 HENR/ ST. PfiONfi 540-SOUTH AMBOY stealing against James Jensen and Le Hamiltn. He claimed they stle three pies the previus day. Jensen pleaded guilty f the charges and was placed n prbatin by Justice Frg'Jtsn with rders t reprt at 7 'clck every Friday evening. Hamiltn, fund guilty f the ffense with which he was charged, was sentenced t sixty days in the cunty wrk huse. t tliu Cltlzru Get th real netvl SHERIFT'S SALE IN CUAINCKHY OP XKW JERSEY Between. T1I8 SOUTH HlVKli UUn,DJ.\ti AKL1 LOAN ASSOCIA- TION, f the Twn c>! Washingtn, MldilK'Hi'X Cunty. Cmplainant, and HAKUAHA K. CAHfJETOM. et vlr.. tt ala., DeftMulimts. t'i Fa fr Bale f mrtgaged premises dated July 27, At ne 'clck -Standard, Time (tw clck Daylight Saving Time) In th afternn f said day at the Sheriffs Office in th City f New Brunswick, WEDNESDAY. THE f.v*th UAY OF SEPTEMBER. NINETEEN HUN- DHED AND THLKTY-ONE At ne 'clck Standard Time (tw 'clck Daylight Saving Time) in the nfternun uf aaid ilav " the Sheriff's Oflke in the City l»<ew Ilruuawlck, All the _ u )H>wing tract r parcel f and and premises, hereinafter imrtluu- Jarly dl-scmled, situate, lying and be ins»> the Twnship f Madisn in the I S "' iliddlbse: ">' J ^" t Sew l-yins adjining n the sutheasterly.side i the did river bed f Suth Jtiv er, and djinin s n the nrthwest side ut tl e rad, frmerly a Turnuike lead ii.e trm Old Brid e t MaUnvan, nw tmpnsed in ne descriptin as tlmumm By virtue f the nbv stated writ t me directed and delivered, I will expse t sale at public' vendu n WEDNESDAY, TUB. N1XT1I DAY OF SBPTEMBUK,.VIN'KTKKLV 1UT.N'- D1U3D A.VI1 THIRTY-ONE All the fllwing tract r parcel f land ami nremlsen hereinafter particularly described situate, lylns and lie- Ing In th Vlllais' f Old Bridge In th Cunty uf Middlesex and State f New Jersy. AH shwn n a map f Ellis W. Annlcby prprty, surveyed ilvy I^rsn and Fx, Civil Engineers, and filed in the Middlesex Cunty Clerk's Office July 24, mi in Bx 033, said lt lying n the Westerly sld f Auplhy avenue Una being number twimty-ueven (27) n nalr map. Size f lt litly feet Irn nml rnr ana n hundred ft deep n bth nides- Heing th wiin land and premlsb cnvyed t IJarlinru 13. Carletn, by deed f Peter Tvnard, et ux., dated eadlitit frm Old nrldb t Mata Jun 2nd, 1920, and recrded In the MM-Idlsx Cunty Clrk'fi Ofilc In Bk slake; thnc third (.1) a sutheasterly curse 15 ft t a 073, PdK 308. at right niutlsa T)e»er amunting? U ' 'Apprximately J.1S0.OO. i. 1 r IK! SI" 40 r U»a t the ld bd Tgether with all and fllnjrnlnr, th?,' s Vi ll \ R ' r; thenc furth (4) ncirthwamterly up th aiim t th crner rights, prlvllujien iieredllnments and animrtimimtt.wrunt beliiklng r In f Mary A. Van Arndal's lt. vurnur any wise uppertnlnlnir. Tilr.it.a.part f thn premlnes described In iv deil frm SUBIUI C, Hpkins, BBHN'AIID M, C1ANNON. Sheriff frmerly flumn Oathartn I^fiwls t William Helver and Gni EJ Selvr 1 his WBOIIOH t, BUIITOK, UO.ud Slicitr «-,14-4t ylfe, 1iy flen atn Sptembr "nth nnd 1 recrdd In th MWdlsex Cunty CUrk'M Ofnc in Bk lit f Deeds, paleb 18 et.,. SitBKtrF'S SAKB Wnlter A. Ilpltlna died April 88, W1S IN CIlANClilRY 01^ NEW JERSEIY and hid widw, Huun C. Hpkins, did BBTWlSlaN KDWABD OUnTKb ami nt remarry MMtY, W. OBRTBI., his wif, Cmplnlna-itt, and WniMAM BKLOVBrt, MJ80.0I).-". " TJenrc amuntlntr t apprximately ind ORAOia K, SHLiOVliJU, his wife TstlHir with mil»«fl ilnjfular th and lifontflombky WARD & CO., rights, prlvdleboh, hrditamntn and ap- tnerunt belnging r m a crpratin, DfudantH. Fl Fa frpurtenancs nal f mrlgnged premises dated July 18, ll>81, By virtue f th ftfv fltated v/rlt t m nlrccted and delivered, I will xpst t sal at public vendue n anywln apprtalnlng. BBUNARD M. GANNON., "'.,, Sheriff. mrnubiw & unmfc I41.U Slicitrs. 8-H-4t zzzzztzzzzxr Smith Street, Cr. Elm (Jusl West ft R.R. Bridge) Duty the Highest Quality Fd Prducts under the Mst Sanitary Cnditins at the Lwest Pssible Price!! Tuesdkys Saturdays Fruits, Vegetables, Pultry and Eggs frm Nearby Farms FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE COMFORT STATIONS CONCRETE WALKS STANDS, ALL UNDER COVER OWNED AND UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF I'. J. McKEON THE GREATEST VALUE EVER BUILT INTO A \ Th Beautiful Frd Tudr Sedan (P. O. B. Detrit, plut freight Bumperi and ipart tire extra at lw cd.) r yn buy a Frd car tday, yn buy what is unquestinably the greatest value in the histry f the Frd Mtr Cmpany. Never befre has s much beauty, cmfrt, safety and perfrmance been ffered at sucb a lw price. The lw price f die Frd is smething t think abut because it means an immediate saving f many, dllars always an imprtant cnsideratin. But far mre significant than price alne is what yu get fr that price. When high quality is cmbined with 1 lw price, yu may justly take pride in having fund a mst satisfactry purchase. See the Frd ride in it learn smething abut the value that is built int every part. The mre yu knw abut it, the mre certain yu will be that it'is the car fr yu. It is literally true that when yu "get the facts yu will get a Frd." HAUSSERMANN AND CREAMER. INC. (Frmerly Sayreville Sales Crpratin) Washingtn Rd. SAYREVILtE; N. J. Telephne 255 S. R. ;* EVERY MAN O$ WOMAN lias valuables f sme kind jewelry, keepsakes, imprtant papers, etc., that they wuld nt lse fr the wrld. A Safety Depsit bx here gives the very prtectin needed. FIRST NATIONAL BANK k AMK-OY.N.J.

4 PAGE FOUR THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, AUQUST 14,1931 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Published Weekly By THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY Telephne Suth Amby First Street I (Near Bradway) J. MELFORD KOLL, EDITOR Subscriptin rates: In advance, znes 1 and 2, $1.60; znes 3 t Entered in the Pst Office nt Suth Amby, N. J. as secnd class platter. TAXATION AND CONFISCATION There is a pint where taxatin becmes cnfiscatin whe: it ges beynd what thd peple can reasnably pay. Many American cmmunities are fast reaching this pini Tax rates have gne up a hundred per cent r mre in a cm paratively few years. A multitude f special taxes are being le vied. Class tawitin has becme a cmmnplace. Bth business es and individuals find tax cllectin a barrier in the way f dustrial expansin and persnal prsperity. / A cnditin such as this cannt lng cntinue withut placinj Jt&e natin in a psitin which which it may take years t recver The present spectacle f debt-ridden Eurpean natins shuld b( a warning t public fficials t d everything in their pwer t< prmte gvernment efficiency, limit its peratins t fundamen tal gvernmental duties, and keep expenses dwn. PIPE DREAMS By Nick O'Tine J The hair raising finish in the first - sectin f the city league has apparently made the city baseball minded and I heard the statement made after the ihibernian-mechanicsville game n Sunday that there are mre teams in the city and mre players than ever befre in its histry. Many an ld timer wuld have smiled if he had heard this statement, I imagine. If anything the bys f years back tk their baseball even mre seriusly than we d tday. Hw many are there tdny wh are familiar with the recrds and persnnel f sme f the teams that played ball and fught v;.here in years past? Fr instance "lere are the Silver Kings, The Stan, Silver Stars, The Mdcka, Swaiip Angels, St. Mary's, The Victrs aftd a hst f thers. Oh, yes, We must nt' ibrget the Oriles wh gt their name frm the unifrm they wre. The team was rganized and the unifrms purchased but n name bad betin selected. When they inada their appearance in their new unifrms, bright red nes that wuld attract a bull a cuple f miles away, smene said that all they needed nw was a name. The suggestin was ' made that they lked like Oriles in their bright red array and the name was immediately adpted. It was a different game the bys played in thse days frm what we knw tday. Fr years such thing* as catcher's glves, masks, chest prtectrs and shin guards were unknwn. The catcher std well back f the batter and caught the ball n the bunce when it was cnvenient t d s. When necessity required, hw-,6ver, he bravely stepped up clse and caught.the ball in his bare hands. The ld time catcher culd always be dtected by his fingers which were bent in all srt f grtesque shape: frm the punishment they received. At ne time the rules f the gamp required that the pitcher serve up whatever kind f ball the batter requested. If the man at the plate was,-nn adept at kncking a lw ne ver th fence, he culled fr such a pitch ai d,jthe pitcher was bligated t cmply with his request r be penalized, j Many t, ntill remember the ld ' styl hm plate which was nt the five crnered affair familiarly in us2 tday but which was diamnd shaped. There were tw friends in twn n which th teams f bygne days perfrmed. Star Field, named after thfamus Stars was situated betveen the present lcatin f th Sun Oil Cmpany's plant and the cal dcks. It was n wnderful field but game* n it had t b scheduled accrding t the tide, the flld waa under wnter at fld tide and ften when th tide had risen t its height. Th Pst Ofllce illd, lcated n Bradway whre the Empire Theatr nw stands was the spt wher "Village Team" s enlled because it was mad up f playrs wh came frnt the nrthern sectin f th city, then.knwn as the "ViUng" prfrmed. Th Pst Office field had ne at- tractin f* the lcal Babe Ruths f that dny that Star Field did nt ps If th bntter nt th plate had th ability t place hits wher h<> wanted t h was sure t make a hm run if h was lucky enugh t cm t bnt when n train passed th field. All that was necessary was t< lift ne ver the passing train an< the fielders wuld have t stand im patiently beside the tracks until th> train passed and they culd rccvc the ball. Anther trick was t knck the ba thrugh th pen dr f a passini bx car and mre than ne ball vrai lst and mre than ne hme rui made by this methd. Star Field had ther attractin; fr bth players and spectatrs Clse by the entrance t the fielii std a htel, which Is still standin. but des nt enjy the ppularity did in thse days. Here players am fans gathered befre the game t mnk predictins and quench thcii thirst and after the game t ffei excuses and quench the same thirst The players n the visiting team al ways dressed in the back rm f th saln and th hme team dressed ii a hall further up th 3tr«et. It wai nt wise,t have the tw teams dres' in the same place, fr fear a flgh 1 wuld start and there wuld b in ball eame. Abut fifty per cent f the specta trs went t a ball game t see tin playing and the ther fifty per cn attended in the hpe that a figh wuld start. Many wh believe that bascba games tday draw big crwds shul. have seen the attendance at sme l thse games. Trlley cars had nl been lng in existence in this sectii and as an inducement t teams t< arrange games ut f twn the cm pany permitted ball players t trave! t and frm games free f charge They made it up n the fans and many times three r fur and evei a half dzen trlley cars laded ti capacity accmpanied the team 0' an ut f twn game. It wuld be a hard task t cnvince the player f ther years that baseball tday has a greater attractin than it did in years past. He can'l see it that way and I dn't knw thai yu can 'blanu him. Saw a bus lad f wmen rushini ver Bradway the ther day. Thi sign indicated they were members f n a "CnnMAtrn "Clidge fn-r fr Prnsidpnfc" President 1 league. There must be smething in this Ciidge fr President" talk aftei all. It lks as if the wmen still pull fr the "strng, silent men." My Chief Bwery Infrmer gives me sme interesting infrmatir abut the nw type f high pwe rum that has recently been placed n sale dwn lwer Augusta street. H tells m that they cme frm far and near fr the stuff. Fr ten cents yu can get a drink that makes yu believe yu ai-e standing befre Presi dent Hver nt Washingtn; fr 25* yu can get enugh t believe yu are in Eurpe and I understand the ther night a fellw bught fifty cents wrth and thught he was travelling arund the wrld and it tk tw hurs t bring him back. IRVING M. HOUSE Irving M. Huse, 17 sn f Mr. and Mrs. Irving L, Huse, f 110 Rsewell street, died at the hme f his parents n Tuesday frm heart ;rubl after an illness extending iver the past several mnths. Th yuth was n member f th«demlny and f-trp 91 By Scuts f this city and a student in the lcal High Schl. Besides his parents, fur sisters, Charltte, Frnnces, Elvn and Luise, and tw brthers, Irving, Jr., and Richard, survive. Funeral services wre hld this mrning nt eight 'clck with Rv. Charles E. Kennedy fficiating and interment will tnk place in the Newtn Cemetery at Newtn, N. J., under the directin f Undertaker BODrt P. Masn. UxxxxzxxxxxxxxzxxxxiTxxxa FOR SALE We have just cmpleted and ffer fr sale the mdel English Clnial, six rm huse, n First Street, between Bradway and Stcktn Street. This hme will be pen fr inspectin, beginning Sunday fr a perid f thirty days, and during that time, we ffer the purchaser, a chice M f a Kelvinatr Electric Refrigeratr, r a Magic Chef Deluxe Gas Range. THE SOUTH AMBOY CONSTRUCTION CO.» Telephne S. A. i3 423 HENRY ST. )$9 HENRY ST. / V Dr. Marple, Frmer Resident Visited Here Dr. Jseph Marple f Glendal, Cal. paid a shrt visit t Samuel! plans, specificatins and map made Lcker n Saturday afternn. Dr. I by Jhn A. Cnlgue, City Engineer. Marple, as a by resided fr a time which said map is entitled "Feltus in Suth Amby with his parents, Street curb, gutter and sidewalk frm Mr. and Mrs. Jseph Marple. Abut i Brdentwn Avenue t Jhn Street 20 years ag they mved away. City f Suth Amby, N. J., J. A The Dctr was favred with a gd Cnlgue, City Engineer" and whicl vice, which h inherited frm his said map is hereby adpted and ap mther, and with his singing he prved. earned the means t pay his way Sectin 2. That the sum thrugh Harvard Cllege and t c-$4, is hereby estimated as th ver the expense f a special curse in Germany. Dr. Marple has a fine practice in Glendale and has nw reached the pint where he can see the wisdm f mixing a little relaxatin with his wrk. He is taking fr the first time in his life a tw mnths vacatin, which he and his wife and sn are sharing, They have visited sme pints in Mexic and ther Suthern Republics, have sailed thrugh the Panama Canal t New Yrk; have ner prescribed by law. visited his Alma Mater at Cambridge, Mass., mving n t enjy n NOTICE week at Ocean Grve: They are nw mving tward pints in Maine, then back t New Yrk, perhaps just nnther lk at Atlantic City and gradually fllwing his mapped schedule back t Califrnia. KEIRN MLEY Keirn Finley, 03 years f age, died at the hme f his sister, Mrs. Samuel Crzir, 308 Main street, n Sunday mrning after a lingering ill. SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN, ness, Mr. Finley was brn in this city, th sn f th6 lat Kirn and Ellen Finley. The funeral tk place n Wednesday at 8:30 frm his late hm and at 9 'clck a high mass f requiem was said at St. Mary's Church fr the repse f his sul. Rt. Rv. Msgr. was celebrant at the mass. Surviving are a widw, Margarf-, and five sisters, Mrs. Samuel Crzier, Mrs. Catherine Gelsinn, Mrs. M. O'Brien, Miss Mary Finley and Miss Elizabeth (Firilcy. One brther, Jhn als survives. Intrmnt tk place in St. Mary's Cemetery and the pall bearers wre Jhn Cnlgue, Jhn Wds, Peter Cakley, Oliver W. Welsh, Pe- 'er Cyne and Jhn Cnkly. Miss Mabel Slver f Gerge St. is enjying her annual vacatin frm her duties at Reynlds Brs, in Perth Amby. ORDINANCE NO. 29S AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH AMBOY FOR THE IM- PROVEMENT OF FELTUS STREET PROM BORDENTOWN AVENUE TO JOHN STREET. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM- MON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH AMBOY: Sectin 1. That Feltus Street, frm Brdentwn Avenue t Jhn Street, be imprved by the laying f the cmbinatin curb, gutter ami sidewalk ; n cnfrmity with the cst f said imprvement and hereb; apprpriated fr the ding f sal wrk. Sectin 3. That the cst f sai imprvement be assessed against an< cllected frm the prperties benj ifited thereby, and the balance, if anj there be, be raised -by general taxatin. Sectin 4. That this rdinanci shall take effect immediately n it 1 apprval and publicatin in the man The freging rdinance was Intrduced and passed n first readin; at a meeting f the Ourmn Cunci n the 11th day f August I will be cnsidered fr final passagi at a meeting f the Cmmn Gunci at City Hall n August 25, 1931, a 8 'clck P. M. (Daylight Savin: Time), nt which time all persns ha' ing bjectins theret are hereby ntified t b present and present same. G. FRANK DISBROW, City Cleil TtlE MODERN SHOE REPAIR Cuts Leather But We Als Cut Prices As Well We are ffering t the public She Repair Wrk at a price heretfre unheard f in Suth Amby. HERE WE ARE Men's Sles and Heels, sewed r nailed $1.25 Ladies' Sles and Heels,.$1.00 And we furniih the tame.high clan wrkmanihip «heretfre. MODERN SHOE REPAIR Crner Bradway and Augusta Street FMPIRF #-< SOUTH AMBOY X ^ TONIGHT LAST SHOWING "Never The twain Shall Meet" TOMORROW I The Screen's Ppular SATURDAY I We.tern Star TOMORROW SATURDAY KEN MAYNARD...IN... "THE TWO-GUN MAN" ALSO ' Cmedy "Parent! Wanted" SUNDAY MONDAY TWO SHOWS 7 and 9 P. M. Curiiity Cartn SUNDAY MONDAY JOAN CRAWFORD EN "LAUGHING SINNERS" ALSO Cmedy "He Wai Herman" TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Hit Newett Picture Screen Sng and New* TUESDAY WEDNESDAY RAMON NOVARRO IN "DAYBREAK" als SMITH & DALE COMEDY "S, S. MALARIA" CARTOON COMEDY THURSDAY FRIDAY BIG COMEDY SCREAM ; ' NEWS THURSDAY FRIDAY Reginald Denny - Leila Hyams In "STEPPING OUT"... ALSO... ' Cmedy Rit "G Ahead and fiat" Win. J. Burn* Deteclivn Thrilhir I Lait Clmptr "Spell f tbe CifW' ' *" Mr. and Mrs. Wni. S. Deyand Mr. and Mrs. James Lckwd f Main street leave tmrrw t spend tw I weeks at Surf City, N. J. /ETNA-IZE Thrugh FRANK S. KABOSKI AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 107 S. Pine Avenue TeUphna 178 Suth Ambt>y THE BAKERY CAKES, PIES, BREAD, ROLLS AND ALL BAKED GOODIES 131 Nrth Bradway. (Next t Fira Hme) Miss Warren Barber f Pine avenue has resumed her duties with the Natinal Newark' and Essex Banking Cmpany, after enjying her annual vacatin. Hiss Mary Armstrng f 311 David street, was perated n at the lcal hspital fr the remval f tnsils and adenids during th past week. Dlan Brthers R. C. A. RADIO HOOVER CLEANERS EASY WASHERS KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION 130 N. Bradway great savings! Special DEL MONTE Values! PINEAPPLE SLICED 2 Ig. cam 33C ASPARAGUS TIPS OR TALL SPINACH CHERRIES LUSCIOUS square can 27c 2 l.cans 25C Ig. can 29c '/A C M M H L L GELATIN ASST ^ 1OV OpCirKIC? DESSERT FLAVORS. O P^ I %. Quaker.CrackIs 2 *» 21c Dill MANHATTAN qt.jar Sweet Pickles «D qtiar 25c String Beans 3 2Oc Grape Juice 2 & 25c &23f "WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS" MORTON'S SALT PLAIN,OR IODIZED NEW LOW REGULAR PRICE. 2 pkg$. 15c HEINZ BEANS. small can 8c medium can 12c Vegetarian *yi» Oven-Baked ia Tmat Sauce UNEEDA BAKERS ENGLISH STYLE BISCUITS ASSORTED : pkg. 29c COMET RICE FLAKES BROWN 3P^25C JUNKET POWDER r TABLETS SHREDDED WHEAT pkg. lot 2 pkgs.l 9c Quality Meats at A&P Markets >Fed Fwl FANCY ib.29c Prime Ribs f Beef 25c TOP ROUND STEAK CHOICE GRADE CHUCK STEAK BEST CUTS RIB LAMB CHOPS TENDER BREAST AND NECK OF VEAL SMOKED HAMS AL ik«smoked BEEF TONGUES Halfr Whle THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. BASTBRN DIVISION Ib. Ib Ib. 33C Ib. 15C 25 e

5 FRIDAY, AUGUST 14,1931 AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCES FINE USED CARS Whippet 6 Cupe?100 Hudsn; Sedan $360 Hudsn Cach, 1929 $490 Essex Cach $350 Hudsn 7 Passenger Sedan $ 95 TRADES CONSIDERED TIME PAYMENTS Open Evenings GUARANTEED USED CARS DODGE CHABLES P. STRAUB Bates fr advertisements in this clumn: AH advertisements under thi» heading, 6 cents per line; minimum charge 36c fr ne insertin; minimum charger 25 cents n repeat advertisements. '^Help Wanted", "Lst and Fund", and "Fr Rent" advertisements, payable in advance. PLYMOUTH 76 BROAD ST. KEYPORT TEL. KEYPORT 910 RECONDITIONED CARS PRICED RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE 1929 Essex Sedan.i.$ Chevrlet Cach Frd Sedan Hudsn DeLuxe Brugham Pntiac Sedan Nash DeLuxe Sedan UNION GARAGE CO. OF PERTH" AMBOY High St., Perth Amby BUICK CADlUiAiC LA SALLE Tel. P. A Open Eveninga AUTO REFIN1SHING DUCO RELIABLE AUTO REFINISHING CO. Only authrized Duc Ref inching Statin in this vicinity. Chrnimum and nickel plating. Bdy and fender repairs. 382 New Brunswick Avenue, Perth Amby. Telephne P. A. 60, t ISBNBERG'S AUTO LAUNDRY Car Washing $1.00, Cars Washed and Simnized, $5.00. Cars plish- «d 75t. 193 Fayette Street, between Maple St. and Madisn Ave., ' Perth Amby t* AUTO~BRXKE~SERVICE~ AUTO BRAKE AND WHEEL SER- VICE, INC. Brakes adjusted and rellned. Wheel aligning. Axles stratehtned. Tir& Vulcanizing, 168 New Brunswick Avenue, Perth Amby, N. J. Tel. P. A t* AUTO TOPS AUTO TOPS Mnfle and repaired J, P. Jhnsn, lfifi New Brnnswlelc Ave., Perth Amby. Tel. 10«7 P. A. 7-8-tf AUTO WRECKING AMBOY AUTO WRKCKINO Ahe Krb, Prp. Us»d PaHs fr All Late Mndl Cnrs Tires nnd Tubes. ScH: Avenue and Highway N. 4, Tel. Suth Ambv m* AWNINGS SHADES AMBOY SHADE AND AWNING CO. Huse nnd Stre Awnlntta, Windw shnden. Bfst materials. Rcasnnlbl pst. 3R4 Smith St.. Penh Amlby, Tl. 829 P. M. 8-7-tf* DOGS 1TOR SALE; Small Bstn trrier, ipqdlgreed, prfct marking, a year ld. hus and car brken, tvns children. Rclinibl. Wd Avnun, Frds, Tl. Wadbrldpw W. ^ """~~ FURNITURE 8-7-4t* FURNITURE REFINISHING: plnnns. n specialty. Best prices paid fr secnd hnnd furniture; nls licst allwance n trade in. B. Shr, JI88 Stnt St., Perth Amby. Tel. P. A. 1) lSt* REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE:- 2 Family Annrtmcnt. well lcated. In gd cnditin. All Imprvements. Well lcated. Inquire Suth Amby Trust C. 5-1-tf* FOR SALE: Bridget Brady Estate adjining St. Mnry's Rectry. A tw-fnmlly hus and grund. Inquire Francis P. Cnn, Bradway nnd DavH St. T«l tf Result) That's what yu want when yu place a want ad. RESULTS that's what yu get frm Citizen want ads. Take fr instance the case f a want ad which appeared in these clumns last week. Druggist Walter Petersn advertised a pair f child's glasses which had been fund in his stre. Little mre than an hur after the paper appeared n the news stand the wner claimed the glasses, having seen the advertisement. RESULTS certainly isn't that prf? FOR SALE Ten piece dining rm suite and Wtchen suite, bth in first class cnditin. Price reasnable. Inquire Mrris Rsenthal, 103 Nrth Bradway tf SLIGHTLY USED SUITS Fr sal $0.00 and up. We als buy used Suits, S. Fx, 52 Smith St., Perth Amby. Tel t LEATHF/R Rubber heels, plishes, she laces, cbbler's supplies fr hme use. P. Barbieri, 892 Stata St., Perth Amby Ct* FOR RENT HOMES Flats and Apartments t Rent. Thnsn, 324 Main St., Phne tf Fr Suth Amby Bal Ertat* r Insurance ae F. H. Lear, 210 Ger«i> Street. 6-8-tf HOUSE FOR RRNT lwcr Augusta street. Can be used fr a duble r single huse. 9 rms, eas, electric and heat. Ht and cld water, and sun parlr. Mrs. James Deliffip, 129 Augusta st lt FOR RENT Huse, 5 rms and bath, all imprvements at 1B7 Jhn St., this city. Inquire,Matawan 847-W tf* FOR RENT: Five rm huse, part imprvements. Inquire 245 First street t FOR RENT: Huse, seven rms and bath, all imprvements. Inquiry 360 Parker Avenue. 8-7-tl LAURENCE HARBOR Shre bungalws, by weeks, mnth, seasn, 6? year arund. M. Yanwsky, 86 Hv Ave., Frds. Tel. P. Ambv 2505-W. / 8-7-4t r FOR RENT: Huse, five rms and bath. All imprvements. With 1% acre f grund. Rent reasnable. Inauire S. Lerner, 731 Brrtentwn ave tf-* HOUSE FOR RENT: 5 rms at 323 Jhn street. Electric, gas. water nnd tilet. Reasnable rent. Inquire Jhn Cusick, 321 Jhn St., S. Ambv. 8-7-lf HOUSE FOR RTCNT: Six mrns. nil imprvements, 239 Henry street. Inuire 714 Brdentwn Ave tf* FOR RENT: Octber 1st, first flr apartment, 262 Henry St. Six rm3, sun parlr and bath. Inquire D. F. Ryan, 262 Henry St., Tel. 791-J t FOR RENT:' Apartment, fur rms and bath, gas and electric, rent reasnable. Inquire 118 Suth Bradway tI* ROOMS TO RENT: Three- rms fr light husekeeping. All Imprvements. Inquire Bradway Lunchnett, 118 Suth Bradway t* FOR RENT: Huse, five rm* FOR RENT: Furnished nnd hflth, all imnrvements. Rent fnsnftbl. Inquire 731 Brdentwn Av tf*.-.» RENT: Six rm KnviSB. imnrvpiwts n Henrv street. " Aupust 30. Inquire 211 TTen'v street tr FOR RENT: Bungalw, 5 rms nnd hath, all imprvements. Inquire Charles Straub, Keyprt, 91" tf* FOR RENT Huse, 6 rms, nil!mwvemm<ls. Tnctulre Mrs. E. V Berricn, 217 Brdentwn Ave. 7-8-tf HOUSE FOR RENT-. «rnm, NOTICE ht nnd cld runnlnp 1 wntc. nil rrd- "rn imnrvnments. Must be BOPTI t EPILEPSY CURABLE? Detrit h nnpreeiated. Tnqnire 2(in Fi lady finds cmplete relief fr hushusband. Specialists hm and abrad street nftr* A P. M.. (i-2(!-tf* failed. Nthing t sell. All letters FOR RENT: Three rms nnd answered. Mrs. Ge. Dempster, Apt. linth. Liffht nnd heat furnished. Ap G-41, 0900 LaFyette Blvd., West nlv 1B3 Augusta Stret r Telenhn Detrit, Mich lt tf* TXAT FOR RENT: At 138.-:?. vnn'iwnv, fi rtt^. TivnrveTnpTitG.tip.00 ner tnnntli. Eaf*le Ten C uhi Rrnndwnv. fl-fi-t? FOR KENT Vme dwelllnnr hu=, six rnms. tw bnths. nil imrnnvcrls. nt 2A?. Suth Brnntlwny. New. rlnprntrf. r nt reasnable. Annlv nt 240 Suth Brnrimvny. 5-2!)-tf FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT: Six rm apartment, all imprvements. Apply C. Timmins, 122 Nrth Bradway, S. Amby. 8-7-tf* FOR RENT: Flat, five rms and SEXTON MOTOR CAR CO. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS nth, all imprvements. Inquire 339 Main St. 8-7-tf* HUDSON ESSEX FOR SALE: Three shw cases, scale, cunter with mney drawer and FLAT FOR RENT: First flr, five 15 Smith St. Perth Amby, shelving, suitable fr rad stand. rms and "bath, gas, electricity, Will dispse f at reasnable price. pipelcss heater, newly decrated, Phne P. A., 181 Inquire Citizen f fide tf* garage if desired. Inquire 236 Brdentwn Ave tf* STATE OF MISSOURI OFFERS ADVENTURES Amateur Ejqplrer Discvers Underwater Caverns Which Will Sn Be Made Accessible t Public. Washingtn: Nw fields t cnquer may b grwing senrec n lnml anil Ben, amnff the ir.nyiitnln tps, in FOR T?F,NT: Flnt. fiv rms, sun rmrlnr. nil imnrvmnnts. Rent ra- Bnnblp. Armlv S. Lerner, 731 Br. dentwn Avenue. 3-G-tf WANTED TWO OR THREE ROOMS FOR Widw nnd ne child. Reasnable. Unfurnished. Inquire Citizen Office lt APARTMENT TO LET: 6 rms and bath, all imprvements. Inquire Tel. 983-W tf FOR RENT: Flnt six rms, all imprvements at 134 Stevens Av nu. Inquire Mrs. R. Lenard, 359 Henry street, Tl tf-* FOR RENT: Flat, five rms and bath, all imprvements, rent reasnable, Inuire Bradway Lunchenetta, 118 Suth Bradway t* i FOR RENT: Apartment t let, all Imprvements, Inquire 149 David St tf MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN n bnd and mrtgage in sums f $100, $200, $300 $400, $500 and up t $10,000. Office hurs frm 8:20 a. m. t 8:20 p, m. Wednesdays and Saturday? frm :20 a. m. t 6 p. m. Inquire Tns A. Lvely, Trust Cmpany Building. STORES FOR RENT FOR RENT: Mdern stre, crner Jhn street and Bradway. Inquire A. Mally, 202 Jhn street tf* FOR RENT: New mdern stre, d lcatin n Bradway. Rent reasnable. Apply P.'F. Kenah, 128 N. Bradway. 7-3-tf* THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Jliss Helen Payran, f Trentn, re- I turned hme Tuesday evening after I spending a week end as the guest f I Hiss Jean E. Cgan f Prtia street. Crpratin, will assist during tay in the installatin f a business iffice at the cncern's plant in that city. Mr. and Mrs, Gerge W. Abel f Henry street spent the week end with friends at Tuckertn, N. J. Rev. Jseph Sutliff f Runne Meade, was a lcal visitr during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Senape and daughter Anna and sns Angel and Jseph have returned hme after a visit with relatives in New Yrk LOCKSMITH WOMAN" TREATED AT HOSPITAL LOCKSMITH, GUNSMITH Saws Miss Beatrice Lttimer f Bayview filed by machine; lawn mwers avenue, Jersey City, was admitted t sharpened. D. Deckff, 67 Smith St., Perth Amby, Tel. 2222, P. the lcal hspital yesterday, suffer A t ing frm a lacerated neck and a la' cerated left eye as the result f an autmbile accident which ccurred FURNISHED^APARTMENT at Mrgan. After treatment, Miss Lttimer was discharged. apartment, 5 rms and bath, all mdern imprvements. Available immediately. In central lcatin. Als garage. Inquire Citizen Office tf* HELP WANTED MALE PROFITS OF $2,000 t $4,frw yearly raising Clverhlll Babbits. We teach yu nw and buy all yu raise. Write r call. Als representatives nedced In yur lcality. Write r call Lehigh Packing Inc., 110 Albany St., New Brunswick t KOOMS WANTED ROOM AND BOARD Suitable fr yung man. Inquire 255 Brden- twn Avenue t FOR RENT GARAGES FOR RENT: Large private enrage, rent $4 per mnth. Inquire 25G Brdentwn avenue t LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING FOB BETTER CLEANING CALL PERTH AMBOY S763.?1 Perth Amby $1 Cleaners, Inc. French Dry Cleaners and Dyers. Reduced prices n family laundry. Example, men's shirts 10c. Articles called rfr and delivered. Main Stre, 308 Mapl Stret, Perth Amby t* the air, and even under th cean wnves nnd artic ice, but the stnte f Missuri still graciusly ffers explrers a chniice t risk their necks, snya n bulletin f the American Game Assciatin. There ndventure survives fr the bld undergrund. This encuraging news fr the curageus came with the recent nnnuncement that Missuri's cnservntin department will sn pen t the public seven mre miles f PXpli'ed tunnels and cnvrns in Fishr';4 Cave, Mrnmec Park. Existence f Ui nw caverns remained unsuspected until a few mnths ag, when Lenard Dill, amateur explrer f Sullivan, dived benenth a water-cvered ledge fnr back in the ld cave t lnrn wlint lny beynd. He fund a narrw passage lending under wnter int ther caverns. The Dill "suite" will be really fr cmpnny thia seasn, but visitrs will nt b expected t dive under the ldge. A prtin f the wflll is being remved. Missuri, like mst thr cnve-wning states, ia develping its cavrna because f their weird attractin t turists. Death Claims Mrs. Flrence Knealley Mrs. Flrence Parisen, a frmer resident f this city, died early this ; mrning at her late hme in Ailing- tn, N. J. Funeral services will b! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daytn f Rutherfrd spent Sunday with Mr. held Mnday afternn frm Crane's! Estate Educatin at Rutgers Univer- J Daytn's mther, Mrs. Mary Daytn Funeral Parlrs at Arlingtn and in- j -ity_has apprved tw resident eures in real estate law nnd appraisals j f Gerge street. terment will be made in Christ Church Cemetery, this city, at 3 P. start in February 19.'J2, Prfessr Miss Alice Samuelsn f Gerge treet left Mnday fr a tw weeks M. "I. C. Miller, member f the cmmit- ;ee and directpr f the University itayin Niagara Falls, N. Y. Miss The deceased is survived by tw Extensin Divisin, has annunced. Samuelsn, wh is with the Bakelite sisters, Mrs. Jhn Dudley f C'amden The cmmittee als laid its plans fr her and Mrs. Lillian Auttnreith f Arlingtn; and fur brthers, Harry, iepartments by apprving tw educatinal prgrams in tw ther fel- William.1. O'Tle f the lcal pst ffice department, is nw enjying his annual vacatin. Mr. and Mrs. Puul Day and children f East Orange are spending a few days with Miss Gertrude Hensberger f Pine avenu. Miss Catherine Kennedy f David street is entertaining friends frm Rahway fr a few days. Flunk Stantn Jr., wh Is emplyd by the I'ennsyllvania Railrda at Jrsy Cty, is enjying his annual vaatin. Miss Mari Schwarick returned t her hm n Wednesday after spend, ing ten days with rlativs jn Philadelphia. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vincent Buck f Stltn spent Thursday as guests f Mr. and Mrs. William J. O'Tle f Secnd street. Mr.and Mrs. L Bill and daugher Mary Lee hve returned frm a w weks stay at Luurence Harbr Beach. Mrs. Jacb Jacbsn spent Thursday visiting her husband at the U. S. Veteran's Hspital, Brnx, N. Y. A meeting f the cmmittee arranging fr a Salt Water celebratin In the city will b held a't City Hall this evening at 8 p. m. Jacb J. Jacbaen, f 108 Nrth' Stevens avenue, wh fell and brke his right hip recently at the U. S. Veteran's Hspital, Brnx, N. Y., is able t be.abut in a wheelchair fr a few hurs each day. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stulta and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cle spent Friday evening at Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. Oeders, Miss Luise Oeders and William Gminger mtr ed t High Pint, N. Y. n Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Munt and sn Alan enjyed Wednesday in Atlantic City. Miss Lela Ginter f Bradway left Sunday n a mtr trip thrugh the Lake Gerge sectin f New Yrk State. Specials fr Friday and Saturday William and Elmer f this city and Oliver f New Brunswick. Walter Petersn, Mse Rsenberjr, Ralph Steiner, Richard McClud and Felix Gldsmith, Bradway businessmen, enjyed the attractins f Atlantic City Wednesday afternn and evening. Always Shelling Out "My trn," writes a Tenderft Scut t tlia New Yr); Telpgrnm, "wnts t knw which nurishing fds wuld b best t Hike n a camping trip. Please tell us," liu requests, "which Ulml ne beans ciidtaln the mst calries?" "My Ijy," ncivncu the editr, "Vim *ie»n Hint mipplled the (trcntcst miniber f calries Is ld dad's." CALL PERTH AMBOY 1893 FOR A COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE WET WASH SERVICE Minimum Charge 25 lb». fr $ c per lb. additinal. THRIFT SERVICE Flat Wrk neatly irned, t Ay t me. 7c per lb. ROUGH DRY 10c per lb., SEMI-FINISHED 12c per lb. FINISHED FAMILY BUNDLE 18c per lb. Middlesex Sanitary Laundry TOM CURRIE, Prp. Patersn and Suth Secnd Streets Perth Amby The Oldest Operating Laundry in Middlesex Cunty OneFriendTeBsjlncther. Yu knw a shp like the BROADWAY MARKET restres a man's faith in human nature. Legs f Genuine Spring Lamb, lb c Extra Fancy Selected Fwl, lb c Fancy Chuck Rast'lb. - 15c Rund r Crss Rib Pt Rast, hv c LAMM CHOPS, rib r lin, pund SMOKED CALI HAMS, pund PORK GOODIES, pund RUMPS OP MILK FED VEAL, pund FANCY CUT OF RIB ROAST, pund FRESH ROASTING PORK, pund SUNKIST ORANGES, 18 fr SWEET POTATOES.. 3 punds fr LETTUCE, 2 large heads SWEET CORN, dzen '25c 12c 23c 23c 22c 15c 25c 20c 25c 17c We Give S. & H. Green Stamps with Every Purchase' Bradway Market 122 N. Bradway - Suth Amby PHONE 261 Three Distinct Types f Extensin Wrk Will Be Cnducted. The Advisry Cmmittee n Real wships fr research and a three- 'ld prgram in extensin. The first prjects fr research feliws will be real estate subdivisins,nd the ecnmics f real prperty taxatin, planned by the Bureau f Ecnmic and Business Research. Under the directin f the Univerity Extensin Divisin, three dis- THEN: NOW: PAGE FIVE tinct types f extensin wrk will be cnducted, Prfessr Miller stated. Between Octber 1931 and May 1932, sixteen institutes will be held In all sectins f tins state, it is plunned. They will examine and discuss such siibjvds as upprninls, real tate law, lesnkiiisliip and land ecnmics. A crrespndence curse n th stnte license law, intended t instruct real estate beuinnim's, will lie cnducted by extensin. The cmmittee plans t aid primarily thse wh make applicatin t practice real estate in New Jersey, Prfessr Miller indicated. As the third phase f extensin study, a series f evening classes t be. ffered in Newark, was apprved, with similar curses t be added as need fr them arises. Members f the advisry cmmittee which has just been authrized by th Bard f Trustees at Rutgers are: J, Kingsley Pwell f Metuchcn, chairman; Len Tdd f Camden, Kss Mathews f Jersey City, Dr. E. E. Agger, Prf. N. C. Miller and J. A. Linnett f Kutgcrs. It just didn't seem right t break the Sunday peace by tearing thrugh the village at FIFTEEN MILES AN HOUR. ' ( It just desn't seem right fr a family NOT t enjy a car when a MODERN DEPENDABLE used car can be had here s REASONABLY. REAL SOUND 1927 WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE_$ PIERCE-ARROW COUPE HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE (plenty extras) ' FORD 1V 2 TON PANEL TRUCK..., 450: FORD DeLUXE DELIVERY FORD PHAETON._ NASH COACH FORD TUDOR SCHRAMAf AIR COMPRESSOR, (Cntractr's utfit), munted n FORD T TRUCK NOMA ROADSTER PASSENGER LINCOLN (nice) FORD J/ 2 TON LONG WHEELBASE TRUCK CHASSIS with Clsed Cab FORD SPORT COUPE BUICK COUPE FORD STANDARD COUPE, rumble seat : CHEVROLET SEDAN FORD TOWN SEDAN, almst new Fayette Used Car Mart 260 t 282 New Bruns. Ave. Between Elm and Oak Street At the ld Lehigh Valley Freight Huse Perth Amby, N. J. Phne 2703 Open 'till 9 P. M. MANY OTHERS AT LOWER PRICES LIBERAL TERMS, ' "'I'.. Our ne week exchange plicy 18/yur security against an unsatisfactry deal.

6 PAGE SIX THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1931 PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Hward Littell f Brdentwn avenue have returned t their hme in this city after spen 1 ing several weeks at Culver Lake. ' Mrs, Anna Wrthing f Stevens avenue is slwly recvering frm her recent illness but is still under the care f a nurse.. r Miss Madie Lucitt f Augusta St. was an Asbury Park visitr Sunday. Margaret Casey f 347 Catherine street underwent an peratin f tb.6 remval f tnsils anil adenid! <, at the lcal hspital this week. Mrs. Evelyn Crbin and daughter, Jeanne, f Bradway, are spending week with friends at Burlingtn. Thedre Yanas f 58 Kidgeway avenue underwent an peratin f, "* the remval f tnsils and adenids at the Suth Amby Hspital n Mnday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Rger Lenard am sn f Henry street and Dr. Jame Cllins and daughter Mary f Wpdbridge left this week fr a mtr trip thrugh the nrth.. Mary Maliszewski, f 601 Raritan atreet was perated n fr the remval f adenids and tnsils during the week. The Mechanicsville Hse, Cmpany will make its first appearance in the new summer unifrms recently purchased fr a firemen's parade t be held at Lng Branch n Aug. 29th. Jhn S. Tmaszewski, assistant treasurer f the Suth Amby Trust Cmpany is enjying his annual vacatin frm his duties with that institutin. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Lenahan and tw children are spending a tw week vacatin in Atlantic City. * William J. O'Brien, lcal insurance agent, is planning t take a shrt '-vacatin frm his duties beginning August 17th. ^ ^. Mrs. Jhn Kana and Mrs. Bernard Sine, f Giantwpd, N,J., : are visiting Mrs. Marcella Lenard f Ward avenue fr the itinth f August. ' Mrris Lucitt, f" Augusta street, HM been cnfined.t.his hqijie under a dctr's care during the past -week, but is nw cnsiderably imprved. ' Miss Madie Lucitt, f Augusta st Wts an ut f the city visitr during the past week. ^, Mrs. Julia Weber, f Augusta st was recently cnfined t her bed fr a shrt time as the result f the intense heat ^^^ William J. O'Brien, f Augusta st visited the Paramunt Theatre in New Yrk and als made a trip t Cney Island ver.the week end. Miss Nellie Kennedy, f Stcktn street visited with friends in Cney Island during the past week end. Frank Bgursky, f Brdentwn avenue is again able t be abut after being laid up fr sme time with a brken leg. Thmas Lyns, Vincent Trnack, William Emmns and Frank Delaney mtred t White Haven, Pa., the past week t visit Edward Keating. Jhn M. Minuse, f Prt Chester, N. Y., spent the -week end with ld friends, n Prti^ street. ANOTHER PEDESTRIAN HIT CROSSING AVENUE On Friday mrning, Harry Lewis f Ward avenue, was struck by an autmbile driven by Ellin Fantander f Asbury Park while crssing Steven» avenue near Henry Btreet. H was taken t the ffice f Dr B. A. Meacham where it was fund he was suffering frm cuts and 'bruises abut the legs and bdy. l ~, Hmhld Hint J Once upn n time there was a wls, husband wh bught his wile such lib* clilnn tlmt she wuldn't trust him t wdbh and dry th dishes. Ex- JQAN CRAWFORD IN i VLAUGHING SINNERS" BOOKED FOR EMPIRE Jyce-Kilmer Pst t Hld Legin Day Sn American Legin Day will be held in the City f New Brunswick, n Saturday, August 29th, under the auspices f the Jyce-Kilmer Pst N. 25, The American Legin, with the c-peratin f the Retail Merchant's Divisin f the Chamber f Cmmerce and the City Cmmissiners. Nw Brunswick is the birth place f Jyce Kilmer, the pet and sldier, and the lcal Pst recently purchased his birth place and is nw using it as a place fr shrine t the meetings and as a pet-laureate f the TROUBLE? If yu are having a little "truble" with yur camera, I am sure I can cr- ' rect it. Just brlng> in yur films, and yur camera (leaving it set just as it was when yu tk the film which caused th truble) and i w ( ill clean the lens, and check tne camera.all ver FREE OF CHARGE. I have helped hundreds t take bettr pictures may * I help yu? A SUGGESTION If any f yur frisndi»re having truble t, tell them f this FREE SERVICE th«r will appreciate It and IO will I«PETERSON'S PHARMACY 132 NO. BROADWAY mmm Wrld War. The funds derived frm the varius events will be used t pay ff the mrtgage that is nw n Kilmer's birth place. At 2:00 'clck Eastern Daylight Savings Time, a drum and bugle cmpetitin will be held at Neilsn Field. The field has been dnated by Rut- Mnlight TO - AUG. 19 Steel Steamer "GltY OF KEANSBURG" Leaves Pennsylvania 7 QA P M Dck Suth Ainby L\J TAU. Auspices San Salvadr Cuncil N. 299, K. f C. Tickets$1.00 ' PERMANENT MARKET PLACE gers University fr this cmpetitin. At 8:00 P. M., ne f the largest parades ever held in central New Jersey will take place. The fllwing American Legin Bugle Crps have entered t date: Wdbridge Pst N. 87; Carteret Pst N. 263; Rutherfrd Pst, Bay- OPEN AIR way Pst N. 2(50 f Elizabeth; and Trentn and Palmyra. the Hudsn Cunty Wmen's Auxiliary Bugle Crps. The fllwing are The famus "Laughing Gas," f th als expected: East Orange, Perth Wrld War, Cmmander Washingtn Amby; Highland Park, Metuchen, f Princetn, will bring his crack clred Bugle Crps frm the Charles Sptswd, Jamesburg, West New Yrk, Patcrsn, Mntclair, Mrristwn, BlmfieUl, Nutley, Princetn, -W. Rbins Pst N. 218, t New- Brunswick. SUMMER BARGAIN PRICES ARE ALMOST OVER! L O W August prices n READING HARD COAL mean big savings... take advantage f them nw... Fill yur bins with the mst heat per tn ever ffered in Reading Hard Cal... at Summer Bargain Price's. PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL.Nn AND BE A PINO COAL ANTl IRON CPMMlWT Fr Sale by Hward D. Littell, phne S. A. 10 IN THE HEART OF PERTH AMBOY Screen VersinVf "The Trch Sng'? at Empire Sunday and Mnday. Infrmatin i ejan Crawfrd has bn given her grentest ppjrtunity at» straight nting rle in "Lnughtne Sinners" her'newest Mtr-Gldwyn- Muyr starring vehicle which yrtll head th bill at the Empire Theatre Sunday and Mnday. ( Th picture is a screen versin f the Kiiyn Nichlsn play, "Tha Trch SOnff", ne f Nw Yrk's biggest dramatic hits f last seasn. Th star was ngnin directed by Jlarry Beaumnt with whm she was Assciated in the filming f "Our Blushing Brides" and " >nnce, Fls, Dance". 'An impsing supprting cast intrudes Nll Hamiltn, Clark Gable, Marjri Kambenu; Guy Kibbe, Cliff EuwftvilS) llsc Knrns, Gertrude- Shrt, Gerge Cper, Gerge l f. Marln ufld Brt Wdruff. Miss Crnwlfrd is seen as n cnbaret singer wh attempts t und her lice When the man.she hus lved whleheartedly deserts her in rder t marry his bss' daughter, Members f a Snlvntin Army trupe cme t her rescue and ehn attempts t start life nnew in tha charitable wrk f that rganizatin. A subsequent encunter with her erstwhile lver brings abut a cnflict..jbetween spirit mid flesh and results in what is said t b ne f (tli6 mst dramatic and irnic climaxes used n the screen. Of added interest is th fact tlmt. th stur will intrduce u new sng in the picture "Wlmt Cim I D I Lve Tlmt Man", which wna written especially fr the ]>rilui:u»i by Mnr tin Brnes nnd Arthur Freed. It is the first time that imias Crawfrd hns sung n the screen since "Mntana Mn". The number is sung in the pening cnbavet scnes with th st«r sitting n t)> f n pinna In the celebrated n\ann«r f Ueln Mrgan, '; Tuesday, Thursday and FRUITS, VEGETABLES, POULTRY AND EGGS MOM NEARBY FARMS M FROM DIRT FARMERS, ONE BLOCK FROM STATE AND SMITH STREETS AMBOY All Year 'Rund FOLLOW THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WHO BUY FOOD GROWN ON THE FARMS OF OUR GARDEN STATE ALL BUSES AND TROLLEYS STOP WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF MARKET Fdstuffs Nt in Seasn & Fsdstuffs Nt Grwn in Our State Als Sld at Whlesale Prices

7 :. ' _ " # FRIDAY, AUGUST 14,1931 LOOKING BACK 22 YEARS Issue f August 14, IH'I'J Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Parker spent the fre part f the week at Anbury Park and Manas< inn. James Dawsn, l' Strudsbui'g, Pa. has been the jjutst f Hward D. Littell the past week. Miss Kathryn Kelly, f Augusta street, is spending tw weeks with friends at Philadelphia, Pa, Miss Henrietta McKenna, f the Suth Amby Pst Office, is taking her vacatin and will he absent frm her duties during the cming week. Last Saturday Willughby Briggsecured the "Bill Pssum" frm J Alfred Jhnsn's stre. Willughby 1B said t be a lucky by in many ways. * Marshall E. Magee '11 attend tht State Camp f the P. 0. S. f A. t be held in the Y. M. C. A. building, Asbury Park, n August 17 and 18. Street Cmmissiner Jhn Cnnrs and frmer Freehlder M. Welsh have been at Pittsburgh Pa., the past "week attending the Federatin f Cathlic Scieties f the Wrld. ** * Freehlder William S. Dey had the sand remved frm the "Hle-in-the- "Wall" Tuesday. That dark and dang- erus passageway has at least ne imprved feature nw again fr a few days until the next ^ain repeats the usual peratin f filling in again. «** * A water meln scial will b held n the grunds f the P. R. R. Y, M. C A. building next Tuesday evening, August 17, under the auspices f the scial cmmittee f which H. B. Ware is chairman. All members are expected present t help devur the luscius fruit. The annual excursin f the Methdist Episcpal Sunday Schl t As-.hury Park and Ocean Grve will take place n August 20. This will be the nly excursin t the Grve this seasn, and thse wh intend t spend the day at the seashre, culd nt d better than g n this ccasin. There will be an early and late train ",>"«*, return. > / **»* * aged veteran f the Civil War claimed that his hme was' in uiladelphia, was arrested near the itaritan River Railrad statin by Cnstable Hussey n Tuesday afternn and lcked up in a cell. At a hearing Tuesday he said he had been t Philadelphia t see abut his pensin mney and was making his way back t wrk as a landscape gardener. On a disrderly charge the curt thught leniency was best t shw the veteran wh is 75 years f age. He was released t prceed n his way t Pt. Pleasant. A cnsiderable racket was in prgress n Wednesday evening at the "Hle in the Wall" when a lcal stage driver received the signal and entered with his stage frm the Suth Amby end. Befre he had prceeded any great distance under the bridge, several autmbiles entered frm the ther end. The autists asked the stage driver t turn ut t allw them t pass. The stage driver said he was first in the tunnel and had the right f way. ' Angry wrds were exchanged 1 between autists and stage driver and finally the matter was settled and the line f auts that had accumulated gradually filed ut in lng prcessin. ^ *, Hundreds f autists pass the ld Spye Huse at Mrgan every Sunday and attract little attentin, but ne.stpped at the inn last Sunday that made many sit upand take ntice. In this machine wre Prsecutr Br- eam, f New Brunswick, Cunty Detective Hffman and Cnstable Patrick McCabe, f, this city and Cnstable Slingey, f.duncllen. The party headed by the prsecutr made a tur f inspectin f the grunds surrunding the inn and then attempted t enter. They were unable t d s and apparently smene was hlding the dr frm the inside. The iur men raad a ftball tush at the dr and it gave way befre their ' cmbined weights., Inside they fund a number f Startled peple wh upn their entry made hasty effrts t get away, sm jumping thrugh windws, thers rushing thrugh drs and mre disappeared thrugh isecrt passages. The fficers secured the names f a larga number f thse in the place wh -wre residents f Suth River, Sayreville, Asbury Pnrk, Nwark, "New Yrk this city and ther places. Prsecutr Bienm is preparing the necessary papers t bring the «as befre the grand jury, Imprvements Planned fr Farmers'Market Prgram f Cnstructin Will Place It On Par With Any In State. The pen iiir Farmers Markt at Tayett and Divisin sttecta, PertU Amby, is abut t em'bark n a prj ram f cnstructin which will placa tha market n a par with any farmers' miukt in the State f New Jrsey. Mr, Gldman, prprietr f the markt, luis annunced that during the cming week all-steel canpy Ibths will be erected cvering the «ntir market, and all farmers and dealers will b assigned bths permanently. This markt which was established five years ag, has built up a reputntln fr such a high grade if farm prduce and ther merchandise, that it is lked upn by thusands in Perth Amby and vicinity, as th ne market in this sectin that «an be depended upn fr farm prduce at right prices. It is certain thaf th erectin f all-steel bths, tgther with ther cnveniences fr shppers will increase the prestige f th market, and make fr a 'much larger patrnage. "0 Il'«Different Nw Hw times change'. Befre the era f mdernistic nrt the genlua tk pains Instead f giving yu ne San rranclbc Ohrnlcle. N*a-Cnductine Wl Bk wl 1* thu»»ui us mlnnl WML UIII thl», vitreus fiber, i*d i a n-cndsctr. Sme mlntml Wl ii Hilda tram ilnr. but the rk wl 1* made directly frm the rcks. FINNEY OF THE FORCE BIG PROBLEM, ISN'T IT. THE FEATHERHEADS BUT yu CANT DRESS UKE THAT FELIX'? Penalty r Privilege "T lie lnely." siild III H, the sage f Chinatwn "Is u penalty when tin mun abut yu nre jjd mid n prlv' Ilege whn Ihi'y are nt." Washing tn Slur, (MJSMOLM a (HAPMAN ilmbai Kew Yrk Slck Excitant' Utmbm JV<w IV* Curb-Bxck*»f 263 Madisn Avenue Telephnes 2S0O and 2501 Thmai Meacham Manager Yu can get the best fd served anywhere in the city vhenyu eat at the CENTRAL LUNCH 225 Smtih Street. Perth Amby Ne»r Railrad Statla SKZSIFP'S SAKE K CHAMCBBY OF NE WJBESBT Between CI-A.YTON L,UMBEB COM- PANY, a crpratin. Cmplainant and ADOIJPH SCHEFFL.ER, et als., Dfndants. FI Fa fr sale f mrtgaged ' premises dated June 18, By virtu f th abve stated writ t ne dlrctd and delivered, I will expse sale at public vendue n WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY- SIXTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE At tm 'clck Standard Time (8 'clck Daylight Saving Time) In the afternn f said ilay at the Sheriff's Office In the City f Nw Brunswick, N. J. AUti thhe lth, tracts r parcels f land and premises, hereinafter particuarly described, altimt, lying and blnff In tli Brugh f Sayrvlllei Cunty f Middlesex and State f Nw Jrsey. WHIST TttACT ncilnriluff at n ntnl In th«westerly lin f William Street distant 117 tt sutherly frm th ln- UirBGntirm at th said Wsterly slda line f William Strt with tha Sutherly»ld lin t Jhn Strt and running ^hnc (1) In a sutherly dlrtln and lnnir th said westerly sld line f William Street a instance f fifty (50) \>nt; tliene (2) In a "Wstrly directin and imrallnl with uald Snuthrly sltl lin f Jlm Street, a distance f Hfty six (I>(i) ft t a stult(<: thnc (3) In n nnrthrly directin n distance f fifty (BO) ft t a Tmlnt^nnd lh«crner f th rar lin f lts frnting n the sutherly nldr f Jnhn Strt; thnc (4) In a. snthrly directin and n n In imralil.with said suthrly side In f Jlm Stret n dlstnuc f fllxtynn (61) («st t naiil Wentprly sld f Wllllnm Slrt and th pint r plnce f brlnnltiff. BlnK Imwn and dslknatcd as th nrtherly fifty (50) fet f lt N. 38 a* shwn n a certain man entitled. "Map f lviwrty nf th Old BrlilBO lifmimld Drlck & TUn Cmnnny." which map la flld In the Offle f thn Clrti f th Cunty f atldillejc aw map N. 7BH, fll -hx N, 643 SHCOND' TItACT Hplnnlnpr at n Mnk lnnrklnk thn crner frmed by th ntrrsectln f Ihe sutherly sld f ";harla Strnt with th Westerly sld Df WHIinm Street and runnlntr thnce (1) Westerly alng the Butherly sld f Charles Street n hundred (100) fet t a stak; thence (2) Sutherly and nt rlirht ar»kln with Charls Stret luhty (SO) feet t a stake; thence (S) Rnntrly and at rlpht anblefi with the last curse ne hundred (1001 fet t a ntakn n the Westerly side f Wllllnm Street: thence (4) Nrtherly alng th Westerly sidp f Wllllnm Street elerhty (80) fet t th pint r I f berlnnlm?. Blnff part f lts It9. 70, 71 and 72 n thp afrnnld map and helnp irnrt f the snm premises rnnveyprl t thn ptirtlen f the first nnrt by T.nn T.nw.qk! and wlf 'hy deed dated May 1.1, recrded In ftflddlpres C*unty Clrlt's Office In ihnk 778. nnce S14. ATJSO lts Ns. 27, 2S. 2J , 40, tl nt. BH, tn2, in. iw, ifi, inn. 107, TOR. ll)f>, 110, and 111 n a rerlnln map nntltlwl "Mini f prperty f thp Old Tlrldp- Enameled Tlrlrlc * Tile Cmnnnv." which man lp flleri In tli Clerk'* fflp f the fntmty f Mlddnx as man N 7M. file lim r,tt. p.<i amunting tn apprximately Tgether with all nnd nlmruinr. th rlfrhts, prlvllpfzn. hredltntnentri nnd nppurtenaneft tliereitnl bclnnrlnp: r In jinywlsc annertstnimr. tirannaitld M, CANNON, micriff.,t TIANIDOTTPtt APPUHBY,.TTt. 9S9.S0 7J31-U Slicitr. TO IOHOT; SUSIE? WHO, SAID SO! I'MSOtM By Oibrne THE SOUTH AMBOY WOW, UWDM'T BS LITTLE HEAD WfTH LOIKe THAT! FELIX'. YOO'U. ITWHEPE "THESE'S DISGRACE OS 1! \ 0OATER../THEGESO FISH! AND NO FISH CAM GET, RrriY UXTH ME. 1 We With t Annunce the Opening f Our Mrtuary and Funeral Hme at 241 Brdentwn Avenue, where tli mtt curtui and efficient tervice will bs rendered at all times t ur ' clientele. &.. Rbert P. Masn Funeral Directr ' 1 Telephnei. 36 and 452 ^ ^ duality Meats f V. J. THE MEAT JUST WHAT YOU WANT THE PRICES MORE THAN REASONABLE OUR SERVICE ALL YOU EXPECT V.J.NEBUS 236Felti»St. Tel. 226 Free Delivery Duble S. & H. and Tfllk Stampa Given Saturdays Only. The Paulus Dairy ESTABLISHED 1890 Main Office) Nw St. Pnnet 2400 New Bumwick, N. J. PAULUS' POSITIVELY PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MLK Haw milks prduced by tuberculin and bld tested cws: 'Walker Grdn Certified, Glden Guernsey, Suydam'a Special, Rutgers' Special Diitributln Cver*i New Brumwick, Highland Park, Sth River, Sayrevill, Purlin, Suth Amby, Perth Ambj, Wbdbrldge, Carteret, Frd*, and Metuchen, N. J. KEYPORT JULIUS KALMA, FLORIST Plants and Cut Flwers Funeral Designs Muin Street Telephns 497 Keyprt We Telegraph Flwem Anywhrra We Delirer Nearby ' WHY POUT YEZ GIT SOME PLAN-MATES'YEQ OWM AGE AN' PLAY HOUSE T DINNER TIME AT YE UKE PU2A INN THESE HERE SA OP A GOOD LOOK.RANNY! WHAT OJD X TELW VUH! X. FELL OUTA THE BOAT. BUT I GOT 'IM.'! PAUL BRYLINSK1 bnoretb BLOCKS' PORTLAND CEMENT ALL KINDS OF FEED AND GRAIN Old Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre COAL Center and Elm Sts. Phnes: S. Amky 7 S. River 8 A Gd Reasn Pr Fanny PAOE 8EVBM The Suth Amby Business Directry ANTHRACITE COAL AND WOOD BITUMINOUS COAL COMPANY CO AI 214 Pine Avenue Suth Amby, N.. J. ROOFER MICHAEL PHILLIPS SLATE AND ASBESTOS ROOFING REPAIRING Of All Kinds T Rfs T.I. Ml ESTIMATES FURNISHED S«s Raritaa It PIANO TUNING,WH. H. MARTIN PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED 254 Ftrit St. Suth Aahey, H. J PAINTS, ETC. Telephne 485 EUGENE A. MORRIS (Sueur t A. T. Krr) Painta, Oils and Varaiilu* Brushes, Glass, Brnze*, Gld Leaf, Stains. Btc 2S8 First Street WALL PAPER TRUCKING Suth Amb> S. PARISEN CARTING OF AnV KIND CRATING AND SHIPPING 313 DBTM St. 5«th $1$ REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Adequate Insurance Takes Mst f the Burn Out f Fire r FRANCIS P. CO AN. INSURANCE ID Rtlltblt Cmp«Bi*i Placed fr Fire, Astmblla, Traaa, Rest Uie and Occupacy, Tariat BaggaB* Emplyer'. Liability aad Ufa Bradway and David St. Telephne 364 Suth Amby "If It', bnnm 1 S«U 11" FREDERICK H. LEAR REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 210 Gcrga St O.T..MASON' (8u«Hr t K. P, Msin).IN Reliable UNITED STATES Cmpanies EXPLOSION INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC 231 First Street Suth Amby J. M. Insurance f All Kinds Fire, Autmbile, LiablUty, Explsin, Casualty, etc. Surety and Fidelity Bnd* Telephne 496 >43 MAIN ST. SOUTH AMBOY S-1O4I ACETYLENE WELDING JOHN J CROSS ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING G«Mrai Rtyairiag Sclt Avaau S«alli Aabey, N. I. S. A, IBS ICE AND TRUCKING FORD DUMP TRUCKS FOR HIRE FRANK 30RCHESS SOt BORDENTOWN AV*. ' Sata Amb.7, N. J. T.I«ah«B. 699-R TAILOR L. ROSENTHAL TaUr WORK CALLED FOE AND DELIVERED pt.*.. n IO3 Satb Br«dwar Fiji Island Svereignty Tbe av«rel(nty t the FIJI I*lan4i ni a»r*3 t Great Britain In Thla WBI it flnt declined, bat m renewed and nccepted In 1IT4. Matter f Gd Health Gd henltli Is nt» matter f chance bst Is the reiuu f prper UT> lg and nttentln t health nnttera, ugr> Bndle B. I'yatt In Hyi«la aft *< atai. R. S. MATTHEWS AUTO ELECTRICIAN All Kindt f Electrical P.epalre Made BATTERSON'S GARAGE Upper Main St. Tel. 4SS.' MILK Phne 267 MILK AND CREAM R. A. CASEY CONTRACTORS CEBAM 847 Catherine St. JOHN 0. THOM Carpenter and Plumber Jbbing f All Kinds Prmptly Attended T 240 Brdaatwa AT.BM Telephne 38 PLUMBING AND HEATING: CONSULT PHILIP J. SULLIVAN FOE- LOWEST PRICES ON PLUMBING AND HEATING Estimates Gtreai All Wrk Guaranteed 105 SOUTH STEVENS AVE. Phn. 217 G. T. WILHELM Sanitary and Heating Engineer ', RICHARDSON * BOYNTON VAPOR SYSTEM HOT WATER AND STEAM BUILT-IN TUBS AND SHOWERS Teltpha.it 2B2 R.i. 30* 228 FIRST STREET SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. WILHELM'S HALL The ideal place t hld Ldge Meetings, Banquets, Card Parties and Parties f all Kinds Rates furnished by calling S. A. 292 W. HARPER LEWIS" Cnsult Me Fr Opinins and Estimates n All High Grade Plumbing and Heating 189 Nrth Bradway Suth Amby Telephne 584 ALBERT HEADSTONES ' >' JEROME ;Mnnurnturr t High Grade Granite and Marble HEADSTONES 2(57 First Street Telephne 250 Sufh Amby RADIOS AND PIANOS NOW SELLING KOLSTER and BRANDE3 RADIOS Alia Plini and Plujrar PlaaM HARRY PARI3EN Ttwlau* ssd K.p B lrln 107 N. Br*dw» 7 Tat,!0f J*

8 rage SIGHT THE SbUTHAMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, "': 7 Clearance f Quality Merchandise Bys'Sprt Shes - $9.50 Frmerly $3.65 = Men's Straw Hats - Frmerly $2.45 KEEN'S MEN'S SHOP 104 SO. BROADWAY Spaulding Swim Suits $Q.95 Sizes Frmerly $5.50-$6.00 v = Men's Silk Neckwear - Frmerly $1.00 Rain Hinders Prgress f Tennis Turnament Rain caused the pstpnement f the matches scheduled fr Mnday and Tuesday in th tennis rund rbin nw being played at the Y. M. G. A. Mnday night a meeting f the tennis club will be held when plans will be mad fr men's and wmen's as well as mixed dubles cntests in th near future. Scres f recent fllws: matches are as August 5 B. Wrtley beat M. Safran 6-7, 7-5, fl-3. K. Read beat A. Tedesc 6-2, 6-0, D. Read beat R. Mastersn 6-4, 6-3. M. Safran beat A. Blum, 4-8, 6-4, 6-2. J. Quattrcchi beat B. Wrtley 5-7, 6-3, 6-2. H. Mastersn beat W. Van Cleaf, 6-8, 6-3, 6-4. E. Phillips beat E. Sheppard, , 6-4. P. Read beat E. Mastersn 6-2, 6-1 J. Tryan beat A, Falfer, 8-6, 6-2 J. White beat L. Lenard 6-2, 6-0, P. F. Read beat B. Smith 6-2, 6-2. M. Sheppard beat R. Nicarv, ; August 6 A Nicarv beat A. Blum, 6-0, 6-3 M. Sheppard beat N. Oppenheim, 6-0, 610. August 7 E. Phillips, beat W. Van Cleaf 6-2, 6-2. F. Read beat R. Nicarv 6-1, 6-2. August 8 L. Lenard beat A. Fatter, 6-3, 4-6, 6-1. W. H. Martin beat A. Tedesc 6-2, 6-4. The Cardinals Still v- Lead in Duck Pins sj~, B. By Gd Margin Ht weather prved n handicap t th varius teams in the Y. M. C. A. duck pin league and sme f the best games witnessed since the rganizatin f the league were played recently. On Friday night the All Stars lst t the Three Musketeers tw games t ne. All Stars Ellisn Swinsn Andersn Three Musketeers ' Stivers Ill Petersn Fx Ru Mnday night the Rbins tk tw ut f three games frm the Rec Devils. Red Devils Barber Grchess Blind ;' Rbins Schafrer Blind, Blind Tuesday night th Night HawltB triumphed ver the Mud Hens when thy tk tw games. Night Hawks M. Claytn.., Jensen L. Claytn Mud Hns B. Cwan ,Scharff ', Seguine ' Wagnr 112 Thmas 123 Junir Champinship Tussle Here Tmrrw Ramblers Meet Arrws in First Game f Series. Tmrrw will be a big day in th Y. M. C. A. Bys Baseball League when the Arrws meet the Ramblers in the first game f the league champinship f the Junir Divisin. The winner f tw f the three games played will be crwned the champin. The secnd game in th srids will be played n Saturday, August 22, and th's third game, if necessary, u scheduled fr August 29th. Th Outlaws were 1 drpped frm the Junir Divisin during the past week wing t the fnct that they did nt qualify by Mnday nn. The remaining teams n th schedule are all strng and,sm wnderful games shuld be witnessed during the remainder f th seasn, which it is planned t end by September 1st wing t the pening f schl. Last night the Skectcrs beat the Mchanicsvllle utfit in ne f the best games seen this seasn by the scre f 7 t 3, Ptff and Mrgan were the battery fr th victrius Skeeters and Creed and Lngstreet were the Mechanicsville battery. Tnight the Prtectins will play th Skeeters. Remaining games scheduled in th Senir Divisin are as fllws: Friday, August 14, Prtectins vs. Skeeters. Mnday, August 17, Tigers vs. Prtectin. Tuesday, August 18, Mntreal vs. Prtectin. Thursday, August 20, Mechanics vs. Tigers Friday, August 21, Skeeters vs. Mntraei. Mnday, August 24, Mechanics vs. Prtectin. Tuesday, August 25, Mntreal vs. Mechanicsville. Friday, Mntreal. August 28, Tigers vs Cuncilman Vail urged the peple t tnke their cmplaint t th The Cardinals still head the lengu with the standing ns fllws: Bard f Public Wrks, nnd was advieed that thy hud already dne si Cardinnls 12 W L F.C. but had been given n assurance Night HawltR 12 8.GOG f immediate relief. Then it develped frm infrmatin secured frm All Stars I) RbinB the City 'Clerk and th City Engineer Rd Devils that there were nt least tw plain Lucky Strikes under cnsideratin fr relieving the Mud Hens cnditin cmplained f, Three Musketeers Presumably the fld cnditin htif it FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL,» CHURCH Rev. A. C. Plhcmus, Pastr Jhn Street Tlephn 7G4 Sunday Services: Sunday Schl, 9:46 A. M. Mrning Wrship, 11:00 A. M. Epwrth Lengu, 0:45 P. M. Sng service. 7:30 P. M. Regular service, 7:<15 P. M. Pnstr will prench n th fllwing subjects; Mrning subject, "The Wells f Salvatin." Evening suliject, "Th Searcher C Hearts". Dspitc ;>pr«lst»nt runirh if th presence f shirks In Raritnn Bay th: ppularity f th lcnl bntliinj" bench remains unaffected. A larg crw! enjyed bnthinff and bench pnstlm3 ver the week end. TIGERS PLANNING TO SECURE NEW UNIFORMS At a regular meeting f the Tiger A. C. baseball nine held at the Pine Avenue headquarters recently with Charles Henry presiding, plans were cmpleted fr the bakery sale t be held n August 21." Fred Kath was the principal speak er at the meeting and his talk i sprting tpics was interesting an instructive. The team is making plans t secun new unifrms within a shrt time. iouncil AWARDS CONTRACT FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL (Cntinued frm page ne) and gutter, the csts f which wil' ie charged against the wners f irpertiea lying within the area in uestin. Decisin t make the imprve-men riginated with the cuncil instead with the prperty wners, as is usu ally the case. It is understd that the imprvement is necessitated by the cnstructin f the Feltus street bridge which curries the railrai ver that street nnd the extensin the strm sewer t drain the area. Prperty wners n Pin avenui and n Leffert street bugged tli cuncil fr sme relief frm the fld cnditins that the rains f the las few days had made mre aggravating than in several years, thugh bad enugh ibefr that. Edward McDnbuirh, Wni. Cheeseman and Mrs. Agnes Paskwsld were the citizens wh' addressed the gverning bd^. The cal bins were burled in th mud by the strm f Mnday night, th street was all trn up and a dangerus cnditin created, the prperty was being washed away at an alarming rate, and the street was a lake f several feet in depth. The cnditin was cmparable t a Hver Dam, in the pinin f ne spaker, wh said thnt all the street was gd fr was breeding msquites. been smewlwt aggravated by the cnstructin f the new strm sewer which is t drain the Feltua street bridge, this cnstructin smewhat hindering th= flw f the surface water dwn Gerge street. Mre perhaps than ufiinil runs int Lelfert st. r thrugh the prperty f the 1 lumber ynrd. Draning this water 1 int the new strm swer by the building f new lateral, nnd piping it under the railrad and n dwn alng it t P avenue are understd t 1)0 th plans hing cnsidered. Cuncilman Vnil tld the citizen') that th Cuncil had abslutely n misdk'tin and thnt the Bard T 'uhlic Wrks wns the nly n that iuld (jiv relief. Luck f sufficient apprpriatin ir undei-stuml t he the chief cause f leluy in Lulling ntin by the latter > <ly. ^ Charles Munt f Grga street is mjying his annual vacatin nt thin Ime. High Schl Students Anxius fr Ftball Great Purple and Gld Team Expected This Year With Prim ka Caching. Althugh the weather during thi past week has been much mre suitable fr swimming than fr ftbal there has been cnsiderable tal amng High Schl students f thi chances f turning ut a champin ship team this year. It is felt that when schl peni the Jhn Street bys will have thi neucleus f a wnderful team nni students and alumni are lking frward t the first practice. The lcnl schl has lng bee handicapped by the fnct that m cach culd be secured wh cul give sufficient time t th student! t turn ut a team that was equipped t ppse neighbring high sch elevens with any degree f BUCCOSS. With th appintment f Edwan Primka as athletic instructr at thi schl hwever, it is expected tha' the best team in the histry f thi institutin will wear the purple an gld. A meeting f all candidates hni been called fr September 2nd at th gymnasium when every man wh expets t try fr the team this yea is urged t be present. The team will b. handicapped a teams in frmer- years have been, by the lack' f a suitable which t practice. gridirn n Hlm Leads Republican Veterans Assciatin Will Be Allied~with State Ass ciatin fr David Baird Jr, fr Gvernr. An rganizatin meeting f exservice men was held at New Brunswick, Sunday mrning, Aug. 2nd, at the Republican Cunty Headquarters 110 Church st. The selectin f an name and the electin f fficers tk place by the key men f the Cunty The name selected was Republican Veteran's Assciatin f New Jersey. This is a state rganizatin receiving its first impetus during the campaign f Dwight W. Mrrw fr United States Senatr. -The lcal rganizatin will be the Middlesex Cunty Divisin and will ally itself with the State Assciatin fr David Baird, Jr., fr Gvernr. The fficers elected were Hlger G. Hlm f Perth Amby fr President. Mr. Hlm is the best qualified man in Middlesex Cunty't carry n in the interest f David Baird fr Gvernr. Hlger, as he is knwn by his legin f friends, participated w every majr ffensive in the war with Germany and was wunded in actin. Mr. Hlm in accepting the ranking ffice f the Middlesex Cunty Divisin is sacrificing much, but readily agreed t thrw his full strength behind David Baird, when the facts f Mr. Baird's genuine interest in the ex-service man was called t his attentin. This kindly interest f the Republican candidate fr Gvernr dates back t the beginning f the War and will be brught t the attentin f every veteran in Middlesex Cunty thrugh the lcal divisin. Other fficers elected wre Lt. Cl. Walter S. Greacen f New Brunswick; Jrvis Neville f Carteret and Harry Hubbs f Jamesburg, vicepresidents withut rank. FATHER MARON TAKES PARISH AT COLUMBUS, OHIO (Cntinued frm page ne) erica, but due t the shrtage f priests in his dicese, was immediately sent t missinary wrk. ^ Upn his rdinatin Father Mnrn.abred in the Grand Island dicese acting as administratr in tw parishes. He wns then assigned as assistant at the cathedral parish, ding secretarial wrk nnd assisting the Vicar General in the chancery Ipffice He wrked amng the freign prtin f th dicese having at ne time as ninny as seven natinalities under his charge and caring fr their needs. Under difficulties, tw parishes with burdensme debts were placed in functining psitin. - Then came his assignment as administratr at St. Mary's Church nt New Munmuth, N. J. At that time the parish was henvily indebted. Under his careful guidance schl nnd bus items were cleared nnd imprve ments wer made in additin t the paying ff f n prtin f the stand ing indebtedness. In his shrt term ns administratr he endeared himself t he parishiners wh tendered him u p.rewcll receptin shrtly befre cmn(c t this city. As n tken f their spect it large purse was presented him with apprpriate ceremnies. A year nj> the Right Rev. Bishp >f Davenprt came East nnd had Father Mnrn call upn him nt At- 'antic City with reference) t an (Uignment ns teacher in St. Ambrse's >>1I<W. Upn cnsulting th lcnl lishp lie was mlvispd t remain in he Trentn dicese, his adptin beni; nssurcd by the Einiip t Trentn. ivhile in n hspital nt Bnltimnre, atlier Mnrn received wrd thnt welv candidates wre t be rdnin- (1 fr Urn dicese and h therefre, uld be relieved f his duties nt tli j cal church.. J HIGH SCHOOL GIRL MAKING MARK AS, SWIMMING STAR Margaret Barkalw Has Been Matched Against Sme f The Best Swimmers in the East. Margaret C. Barkalw a Btudent at St. Mary's High Schl prmises t becme n f the greatest female swimming stars ver turned ut in this sectin. Rcentily matched against ne f the fremst swimmers in th ast, sh wn bth th 50 yard and 100 yard sprint races at Bclvidcr Beach. Lust Sunday sh was scheduled t appear in several races at Belvidere Beach but wus unable t d s. Miss Barkalw has been prminently identified with athletics at St. Mary's fr several years and has al s dne cnsiderable basketball playi RAIN BREAKS UP MONDAY'S BALL GAME Rain, stepped in and frced the pstpnement f the pening game f the secnd half f the lcal Xwi light League seasn n Mnday nigh! when the-prtectins and the Hibernians were sche'duiled t perfrm. The hill firemen were in the lead, t 2 in the third inning when th game was called.". IGURES SHOW BIG INCREASK IN LOCAL TAXES iuth (Cntinued frm page ne) Inc. Carteret Br? 193,050 $ 602, c Cranbury Br 14,208 38, % Dunellen Br , % East Brunswick Twnship 14,767 65, % Helmetta Br 9,863 21, % Highland Park Br 105, , % Jamesburg Br I 28,674 51,623 80% Madisn Twnship 15,259 46, % Metuchen Br 60, , % Middlesex Br 49, , % Milltwn Br 49, % Miire Twnship ' 18,566 48, % ' New Brunswick City 740,381 1,497, % Nrth Brunswick Twnship 12,480; 149, % Perth Am'by City 1,019,040 1,949,977 91% Plainfield Piscatawny Twp. 60, , % Plainsbr Twnship 8,325 19, % Rnritan Twnship B2, , % Sayreville Br, 04, , % Suth Amby City 104, ,376 81% Suth Brunswick Twnship 26,900 61, % Suth River Br 76, , % Sptswd Br 6,770 21, % Wdbridge Twnship 323, , % Prtectins Swamped by Tiger Ball Player: The Prtectins gave the Tiger: A. C. little ppsiitn when.the tw< teams met at President Park n Sun day and the Tigers came thrugl easily, 17 t 0. The Prtectns were hld t n hit iby Mercer wh was pitching tp frm with Inman receiving Ryan, pitching fr Prtectin, allw il 12 hits. Knth wns th batting Btai f the lcal lineup, cllecting fu hits while McCKmick was the lrn Prtectin player t make a hit. The teams lined up as fllws: Tigers: Kath, 3b; Prnsnal, ss Sttt, 2b; Mercer, p; Inman, c; Henry, cf; Hward, If;; Yeuger, If; Li chic, lb; Slver, rf. Prtectin: Nebus, 3b; Delicate lb Klusk, ss; Ryan, p; Dbryznski, If; McCrmacrt, 2b; J. Quinlan, c; T, Quinlan, rf; Dratch, cf; Stnder, cf. Arthur Fisher f St. Petersburg Flrida, is visiting with Kimberlj Snyder f David street. Mr. Snydei will return t Flrida with Mr. Fish er in the fall. Amazing But True! G 8OAT RU N S WITHOUT GREW We dn't clsim t run withut a crew. What we d claim is that we have a crew that certainly understand their business. Here are sme f the extra, -services that has made us the talk f Perth Amby. Buttns sewed n, scks darned and anything yu wear mended, and all «t the same price. Yu will b.especially pleased with the way we launder rur shirts. AH itarched and Uun- 'dered in their true shape. Yes, and they last much lnger when we d them. Perth Amby Hand Laundry and Dry Cleaners 315 MAPLE STREET Telephne P. A PERTH AMBOY BURKARD'S NEAT AND PRODUCE MARKET 170 NORTH BROADWAY Telephne 803 ONLY ONE PRICE NO BETTER AT ANY PRICE SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Smtked Ham, whle r shank, pund 22c Legs r Rump Milk Fed Veal, pund 17c Prime Chuck Rast, frm gd beef, n neck-18c Fresh Smked Beef Tngues 30c Shulder Lamb Chps, pund _'_ 22c Frajuartcrs f Lamb, pund 12c Rib Veal Chps, pund _ : 22c Extra Fine Rib Rast, pund, 25c Legs f Genuine Spring Lamb, all weights, lb. 24c All Kinds f Blgna r Liverwurfet, lb. 18c Breast r Neck f Veal, pund 12c Fresh Smked Calf Hams, pund 13c Frankfurters, extra gd, pund... 18c LEAN RIB CORNED PORK, pund 25c Fresh Prk Shulders, pund 16c Glden West Fricassee Fwl, 4 lb. avg., lb. 27c Cked Pickled Pigs Feet, 2 punds... 25c Fresh Chpped Meat, pund _ 15c Many Frm Here Will G On Mnlight Trip Many frm this city are making arrangements t g n the mnlight excursin f San Salvadr Cuncil N. 299, Knights- f Clumbus f P«rth Amby, which willb run t Cney Island next Wednesday, August 19th, Ther new palatial steel steamer "City f Keansburg" will carry tha excursinists t the island where a landing will b mad at Steeplechais Pir. Arrangements have been madp fr a stp in this city at the Pennsylvania dck at 7:30 P. M. On the return trip, th bat will leave Cney Island at 12:30. Music fr dancing during the trip will be furnished by Fred O'Brien's Orchestra. Subscribe t th Citizen Get the real news New Yrk and Newark Rund trip $1.25 SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 Leave Suth Amby.7:16 A. M. Tickets Gd n All Returning C. R. R. f N. J. Traim Date f Sale Add One Hur fr Daylight Time MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GIANTS vs ST. LOUIS BROOKLYN vs CINCINNATI Other Excursins Sept. 6th Fr infrmatin See Ticket Agent Tune in n the Pleasure Hunts, Thursdays, 7:30 P. M., D.S.T., W. 0. R. NEW JERSEY CENTRAL WES SIR! THESE WHISKERS \ ARE MIGHTY TOUGH/" HEN yu gt a lt f whiskers as tuch u mine, yu (jt t be awful careful hw yu shave 'em. If yu dn't d like Daddy des and sak 'em in ht water, yu'll scrape yurself awful. I guess I'm such a gd (haver 'cause I use lts f ht water." Summer shaves can be just as smth as yu wish, if yu have plenty f ht water t slsh arund. But smehw, heating water in teakettles r running t the basement t light bslete heaters isn't much better than using cld water. Let us shw yfl hw the Electric Water Heater can give yu instant ht water thrughut the summei and all the rest f the year. It's a cmfrt that's nearly a. necessity and electricity csting s little, the price is amazingly lw. Call us tday. Jersey Central Pwer &liglitc. KELLY LOTTA MILES TIRES are acfe tires. ' «Theynrchusky,hnest,andcxtrbuilt thrughut. They have heavily buttressed aidewalls, a strng carcass, mre air capacity, and deep, wide treads f tugh, springy rubber that mean prtectin against skkls. They arc ihe lwest priced safe tires I Frd-Chevrlet Size '1(K All athn tint *, *XL 4-7S JERSEY TIRE COMPANY 147 Nw Brunswick Ave. Perth Amby Tel. Prth Amby W. Frnt St. Plaintteld T). Plninfild 6-17C6 7 Albany Street New Brunswick, Tl. New Brunswick 2328 THESE ARE INDEPENDENT TIRE STORES