Women's Club Id Picnic Sunday. Ukraini

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1 Font Page Colored Comc Secton CARTER f! PRESS Sportng News, P,'OL. V, No. 46 CARTERRT, N. J., FRDgY. ACST 5, 927 tray Dog Problem Arouses Councl ember* Suggest That Polce B* Drected To Shoot Anmal* Ordnance Bannng Freworks Become* Borough Law Carteret may have recourse to the ld method of dsposng of dog by avng the polce shoot, t waa hnted onday nght.at the meetng of the orough Councl. The bomugh s ver-run wth stray dogs, and Charan Hercules Ells reported that all efforts to secure a dog-catch«t have bean frutless. Counclman Frank Andre*, formerly charman of tle polce commttee suggested that the polce be drected to dspose of the docs.. The plan was dscussed for a few ' moments and then the matter was left n the hands of the polce commttee wth power. Some yean ago when the stray dog problem became serous and no dog catcher could be obtaned the polce quckly overcame the-dffculty by shootng dogs by the score. The garbage collectors then hauled the carcasses off and bured them. Three ordnances were passed on thrd and fnal headngs: One prohbts the sale of freworks n the borougn, another authorzes the councl to vacate portons of Tompkns avenue, Woodbrdge avenu«, Frst street and Old Lane. The portons of these streets vacated all le Woman Had Man Arrested Gets Self nto Trouble Ernest Belmont o( <0 Essex street, arrested on complant of Beatrce 'Peoples, of the game address, wan arragned Tuesday nght n polce court, Belmont and the woman are negroes. She testfed that he had '"smacked her face." Further questonng brought out that the two had been lvng together for nearly two years and are not marred; also that the woman s marred to another man and has never been dvorced. Both the man and woman testfed to these thngs whch consttute grounds fqr n charge of adultery a- ganst the two. They were gven the choce of beng Held for the grand jury on the serous charge, or, pleadng n the Wcal qourt to & charge of dsorderly conduct. They pleaded gulty to the latter charge and were each fned $50. Helpless From Lquor Spends Two Days n Jal George O'Bren who gave hs address as Pershng avenue and Unon street, was brought to polce headquarters Saturday n a drunken stupor. t took three offcers to carry hm to the cell room as he s a bg man. O'Bren was completely "out" from the lquor and t was not un- >tl Sunday that the sergeant on duty was able to get hs pedgree. O'Bren was kept n the lockup untl Monday forenoon when Recorder Jacoby arrved. The prsoner sad he had been drnkng a lttle but not much as he only had $5.60 to spend n the celebraton when he started. Hs money was all gone. He was dsmssed wth a warnng. Openng Sale At Carteret Park wthn the enclosure of the Warner Chemcal Company'* plant. The streets were never opened. The thrd ordnance authorses a bond ssue of j N ew Development To Be Of- $287,000 of ths amount $250,000 s requred to pay for the new trunk sewer and $37,000 s to pay for com. pletng and furnshng the new Borough Hall. The fnancng of these projects have been taken care of to date by mprovement certfcates. The ordnance to construct walks and c,urbs n Roosevelt avenue, from McKnley avenue to the borough lne at Edwn street, was agan lad over. Seven property owners, clamng to represent a majorty of the frontage, h«d protested at a former meetng and secured a delay at that tme. Ctrttnclm&n Samuel Brown sad last nght that he had undertaken an nvestgaton but that most of the objectng property owners are out of town on vacaton. Hs suggeston that the matter agan be lad over, untl the property owners represented on the remonstrance have returned, was acted upon. Buldng nspector John H. Nevll reported buldng operatons for th«month totalng n value $56,550, and fees for permts amountng to $44 The largest structure n the lst beng erected by the*metal and Thermet Company at a cost of $24,750. A petton was receved from resdents of rvne street for walks and curbs n that street. Because most of the sgners have already started to lay ther own walks, the petton was lad aver for further nvestgaton. Fre Company No. 2 nformed the councl n a report that Wllam C. Carney has been apponted» member to fll the vacancy caused by the resgnaton of John Wlhelm who has become a State trooper, and thut Joseph Sartllo has been apponted to fll the place of Thomas Curre, resgned. Ths acton was confrmed by the councl, Carteret Man Take* Port Readng Brde Mss Antonette Vernllo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salato'Vernllo, of Second street, Port Readng, and Joseph Nard, SOD of Mr. and Mrs. Martn Nard, of 53 Larch street, ths borough, w«re unted n marrage Sunday afternoon n St. Anthony'* Cawph. Port Beadng. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father C Galass. Mss Angelno Zullo was the mad of honor and Carmen Zullo was the best man. The brdesmads wtre the Msses Mary Zuccaro, Anna Galvanek, Mary Korn, Florence MeBaros, Anna Panaka, Angelno Darro, Efther fjard and Suse Yondas. The ushers were San Vernllo, Prank Barbato, Anthony Kollar, Mchael Toppo, Joseph Muco, 'at r?ck Nard, Joseph Vetmno anl Annelo Sfyllo. The brd«wore a beautful satn gown," trmmed' wth Spansh law and a head-pece also trmmed wtl Spansh effect, She carred a show w bouquet of whte roses aud tle* flf the valley. Th* mw of honor " wort a Nle gr««n g*j*n. "Th.ts brdes $ color Followng the ceremony a recepton for frend* and relatves wan h«ld Ht the D. B. &. Hall n Port Readng where an orelwttr furnshed mu#c for dancng. Exhbtons 'am solos were rendered by tp* guests, Patrck Nard, a brother of the ^Wegrown, of New, York Cty, TenderwJ a vocal solo. Mr. Nard s an wtt n. New York, ( Mr. and M*. N*rdl wll resde n M. Mard. fered To Publc n Sale Tomorrow and Sunday Begnnng tomorrow and contnu ng Sunday, the openng sale of the Carteret Park tract wll b«held on the tract. Ths tract s located near the Fast Lne trolley and the Long Branch dvson of the Central Ral road, and s all restrcted property Streets have been opened, sdewalks lad, and a sewer system s soon to be nstalled. The tract owned by the Carteret Park Realty Company wth offces at l7 ftooke avenue. T«* ownera descrbe the park as "The fnest resdental property n Carteret." Specal easy terms for purchasers are announced and n addton t s stated that specal reductons n prce wll be offered durng the openng sale. ' The Carteret Park tract and other 'developments n East Rahway are attractng wde attenton snce the announcement was made that several mprovements for that secton have been launched. One of the latest 'factors n strrng up nterest n the dstrct U the rumor that a state 'hghway wll be- bult on the present roadbed of the Fast Lne trolley. Wthn the present week t has been stated that the comng of the state hghway s practcally assured. Local Youth Released Polce Get Three "Drunks" George Under, 8, of S3 Essex street, was arrestefl Wednesday nght by polce here and held for the Woodbrdge authortes. The war- rant, obtaned by Jose] atr, n Woodbrdge, charged thatunder had stolen tres and tools from Catr' Ralto Garage. Under was taken to Woodbrdge bnd arragned last nght before Recorder Vogel. He waa dsmssed on the ground that Catr was unable to produce suffcent evdence to warrant a convcton. Under admtted 'havng had a tre n hg possesson. He sad t had been gven to hm by a mechanc employed by Catr Fathers Responsble For Sons' Acts Ukran Women's Club d Pcnc Sunday The OaHHttt hnmh t.f the League of Ukranajr'Wcm'n 'f Amerca wll hold a plc^-n Kcnst Rnhwny on Boys Who Damaged Truck Ar- Sunday, A«t«# 7, leknnng at P ragned n Court Fathers Told To Pay The Damages Chester Koznosk, aged 3 yearn, and Joseph Cherapank, aged about 6 were arragned Tuesday nght on complant of Sharkey & Hall, propretors of a garage n Washngton avenue. The boys were accused of havng damaged a truck td the extent of $70 by breakng off metal parts n order to sell them to Junk men. The boys' fathers were present. Recorder Jacoby put t up to the fathers to pay for the damages but each father sad he was unable to pay. The boys were locked up for the nght to' gve the fathers tme to decde upon what acton they w6uld Contest For Car Started By Church M. M Musc Jfrll Jll be furnshed by an orchestra Of ttkrntn chldren. Al frends of HW organzaton are nvted to atfcnd md aro assured a pleasant tn*. Any wow^n or grls desrng to jon the the p pcnc ^ may do O at Wllam Seraflno- \ch, secretary of the branch wll be on hand to, JOrnsh nformaton per. tantng ta.tm objects of the league 'and to be ran p. wll be. Sunday, take. Th» recorder sad he would hold the fathers responsble and that f the bll was not pad the boys would be sent to Jamesburg and the fathers requred to pay for mantenance. Both bojrs and an older brother of the Kosnoskl boy have been charg ed wth smlar offenses on other ocnppleatons for memnf run the pcnc untl the followng 4. lar meetng of held n the club rooms nght, August. onnares To Vst Pars Many Mattbers of Local Post And S # Guests To At' tend' Conventon n FrettC* Cty Coold #," Favor of ",r! T r p The guests wll France, on 'Amercan ton: Th ng legonares and ve Carteret for ParB, gust 0, to attend the on Natonal Conven- Jakeway, Wllam Hag- Summer Bble School Closng Exercses Many Pupls Take Part n Program At Church School Presbyteran No Sunday Durng August The Daly, Vacatonal Bble School of th«sunday School of the Frst Presbyteran Church closed Frday g wth exercses n whch about %xty chldren took part. There were tests n Bble readngs, essays from Bble topcs and other features of the program whch demonstrated the work that had been done n the 'school. n addton there were muscal numbers. Awards were gven for attendance and for hgh marks After the program refreshments were n the lessons. 'was completed, served. The affar Frday nght marked the closng of the Sunday School for the summer vacaton. Sessons wll be resumed agan n September. Rev. Charles Benezet Mtchell, pastor of th,e Presbyteran Church and Mrs. Mtchell left ths week for Baltmore where the mnster who has been n poor health wll undergo an examnaton by a specalst. They wll spend the' remander of August at Whte Lake. Club Card Party s Bg Success 'an, Mrs. Wfftam Hagan, Mrs, John Hungaran Reformed Group Cook, Edwn; Casey, Paul F. Beter, New Plan nsttuted n Women's Democratc Club 'Mrs. AmeUb Drummond and Eml Offers Chrysler Sedan As Str,emlau. Kfhle n Pars they wll Prze. Many Tckets take part n the second plgrmage to Brngs Gratfyng Results Beng Sold the green-fllaa slopes where thrty thousands of ther comrades sleep On Frst Tral A contest that has already aroused forever. 'J. A card party that flled the hall much local nterest has been launched The Carteret group wll be ac- 'on the second floor of Fre House by the Hungaran Reformed companes' by otner groups from JJ 0. l, was held on Wenesday nght Church, located at Perahng avenue Mddlesex County towns. The Md- j un( jer the auspces of the Women's and Washngton avenue. A be«ut- [dlesex County contngent wll Uave Democratc Club. The games were ful Chrysler sedan s the prze offer- j on the 3. 8.\Hardng, salng August 'pnochle and etlchre and both games ed n the contest. t s on exhbton 0, and th* 8. S. Roosevelt, salng were popular wth the crowd, Many at the sales rooms of the Economy, August 28. przes were awarded to the wnners. Chrysler Company, 35 Roosevelt av- County Pjsrs Conventon Offcer Mrs. Olga Adams, former presdent enue. Shares n the contest, at 25 Joseph Deafan wll call a meetng of the club, was charman of the commttee cents each, are sellng rapdly. soon of county legonares n order n charge of the arrange- The sedan s one of the late models to plan eome form of unted acton ments. The party was the frst event wth many mprovements both me- n Pars up«t, he; part of the.c,oan- held under the "new arrangement chancally and n body desgn. An auto waa selected by the church commttee as the prze that would have the wdest appeal. The church ed* fce a undergong mprovements, the prncpal one of whch s a new steeple, now under constructon. Returns from the contest wll help de- 'fray the cost of the steeple. The exact date of the completon cannot be announced as yet, owng ty group. Some of the matters to.be arranged at <${& meetng are, manner of dressfgg', cemeteres to be vs* letter has been recan Legon "You took care of -yourselves when you were ov«r before and know you wll tak^ care of yourselves agan ths tme. am glad to leurn,o delay n the arrval of certan ma- jthat the plgrmage s assured and Sneak Thef Eludes Dog Caae PuxaUs Polce PRCE THREE Bus Owner Peeved At East Rahwaj Samuel George Declares Servce s As Good As Condton of Road Permts How a sneak thef could enter a house and steal a wrst watch when the house s guarded by a watch dog no savage and alert that the polce can not enter the yard s a probtm that s puxlng local cops. Frday nght Polce Headquarters was notfed that someone had entered the resdence of Rev. Father Rognvrky n Ftch street and stolen the watch On Saturday two offcers were de- Samuel E George. pwpfetar Ca'rteret Rus Servce, qc, n tertothe PRESS n bahatf < taled to nvestgate. They {rot as drvers employed on hs tjt far as the gate and then the dog takes mroptnn to <rtat<rtt«nt rushed at them. Nether of the offcers s afrad of the fuss made by ng nf the Honrd of Educaton. by Joseph Trefnko ot the last _ an ordnary "mut". But ths dog wan fnko, a resdent,,f East Ra not an ordnary "mut. He meant «n< representng hmself to busness and was not at all Alarmed spokesman fur n rommttee from at the brandshng of the small day efton, denounced the bus clubs used by the polce. Probably between Rahway and Caxtervt la t he knew that the offcers would not gard to tt)e servce gven to S use ther guns nnd also that they dd chldren. not care to have ther unforms torn, Mr. George brands the staten so e stood hs ground and would n the letter whch follows: not budge untl he was called off "Edtor Press: and chaned. ' "We would lke to use space' No clue was left by the thef and t s not certan how he ganed entrance. The polce beleve that who ever took the watch was, well known to the savage dog as the beast would not permt a stranger to enter the premses. Pck Handle And Fsts " Fgure n Fght Johh Ebsnak caused the arrest of Dan Rebeck on a charge of assault. n polce court Rebeck showed two dscolored eyes and aad that Ebenwkl ht hm wth hs fsts. Ebensk sad that Rebeck had struck Km wth a pck handle and showed bruses on hs b<jdy. They were dsmssed wth a warnng. Group of Grls Go To Camp Ffteen Leave For Kdde Keep Well Camp. Boys Returned Home Last Week.erals but the job probably wll be '-wll be a success. t s entrely ft- Completed n September. The con-! tng that ths plgrmage should be Frday and all showed a gan n test wll contnue untl after the fmade; and heartly approve of t. wll be held n the hall of Fre House nealth and weght. The camp s located n a large tract of woodland steeple s completed. The wnner j The French people have a very hgh 'NO. 2, n the Chrome secton. t wll be announced at the ceremony regard fur our former solders and wll be held on the evenng of Auguat 8 and Mrs. Frank X. Keppler 'screened n to protect them from and the chldren sleep n camps of the dedcaton of the new steeple. they wll welcome you agan. The The date of the latter event wll be government has been dong everythng t can to assst ths worthy un- be charman. mosqutoes. Ther food s prepared announced as yon as the work on The prze wnners Wednesday wth reference to buldng them up the structure s advanced suffcently dertakng. f you beleve that there p and they have regular hours for exercse, rest, organsed play and free to elmnate any uncertanty as to!s anythng further that the Department of State, the Shppng Board, lel, Charles F. Green, Mhw Hette lght n pnochle were: Edward J. n favor of a school for the northern the tme of ts completon. or can do to ad you, do not fal 'efferys, Mrs. John Harrngton, Mrs. perods. to call upon us and t wll be done, Wllam V. Coughln, Mss Bleen Mrs. Theodore Pfenng was a "CALVN COOLDGE, telly, George Dakke, Mrs. Anna Carteret Ptcher Stars Bayonne vstor Mo.nday. "Presdent of the Unted States.".'hrbtenBen, Charles Ohlot, Mrs. n Bg County Game 'Laura Crano, Mrs. A. Bckeland, Mrs. Sam Carpenter of Larch street J, Hel, Mrs. EdwardLloyd, Mrs. returned to ths borough Sunday af P. Readng Team Wnner Once agan Carteret's leadng Thomas Qunn, Mra, John Ruckreter spendng a two weeks' vacaton n Game Wth Parln gel, Adam Makwnsk. ' hurler was the star n a county conteat. Jess Sullvan hurled the n Florda. The wnners n the euchre were: Rar- Fred Wohlgemuth of Central avenue returned here Saturday after a Ehort stay n the Catakll Mountans. Three men were arrested today on charges of drunkenness. Hke Chuckles, of 55 Hgh street, waa locked up by Motorcycle Polceman Gus Freeman, soon afternoon. Peter Noveaak, of 5 Hudson street, was locked up durng the forenoon, also by Offcer Freeman, and charged wth beng drunk and dsorderly. A thrd man, arrested by Patrolman Ward and taken n a helpless condton to headquarters, has not recovered suffcently to gye hs pedgree. "Stng" Gets Hs Sugar Raton * auown at Uw left glvtpg Led on the mound by Bert Mullan who ptched exceptonally well 'Port Readng scored a sensatonal vctory over th«senor Parln A. C. at that plate Frday afternoon. The Port machne came out n front of a 3 to 2 score. Besdes allowng the Parln outft bu^ a measly two hts Mullan also performed well wth the stck gettng two hts n four tres. port Readng got ts three runs n the second nnng when Sullvan, Trosko and Leahck crossed the plate n order mentoned. Barkalew, who 'ptches for the local copper works team was»n the mound for the home.team and a total of nne safe blows were netted from hs delvery. Kara 'got two of the total of Port blowa. Parln gathered n one run n eacr of the fourth and ffth frames bu could not brng across the telng ru a Mullan's delvery was hard t.<e.et thereafter. \To date Port Read ng has won f(rtr$e«> games and lost nt three, aganst stff competton. season. ort Rendng ab. r. )npolto, 2b 4 0 /ernllo, rf. 0 0 tlasculn, f- ' -' 4 {ura, of sel, H < 4 Skurat, ) Trosko, v, 3 Sullvan, rf, , 4.eshck, s.s j 4 Mullf., p. P.rln Lynch, 2l. Becker, Hl. Akurts, cf. Psh, c.... Popownk, Barkalew, p. Rupp, HJ. Jock, rf. h SwUcr, f ' : by nnags: Parln,v.. 0Q0 Ol 000! Port Headng...,.. Q «-^ Summary rjttt. base ht, Lynch Two ba»e ht, Btlsfl Double plays, to Denoltto to BaHl. " " by wherefby some one of the dstrct s to be charman of the commttee n charge of any socal affar gven by the club. By the success of Wednesday nght's affar, Mrs. Adams s, *et.4t hgh standard of success jfor the other leaflets to strve to "equal. Others on the commtte wth Mrs. Adams were: Mrs. E. J. Hell, Mrs. Wllam V. Coughln, presdent of the club, Mss Hattle Jefferys and Mss Mary Donohue. The next card party of the club Mrs. W. Overholt, Steve Cyksokl, Mrs. T. Msdom, Robert J"effery«, Mrs. Fred Colton, Mrs. F. X. Keppler, 'Edwn Casey, Mss Agnes Qunn,' 'Mss Mary Donohue, Mm. Charles Green, Mss Elzabeth C- Fern, Mrs. Thomas Larkn, Mrs. C. A. Shrdan, Edwn Qumn, Attorney Elmer Brown and School Commssoner Wllam V. CoughUn and Thomas Qunn. The non-'pflayers prces went to Mrs. Thomas Green and Wllam J. lawlor. Presdent Edward J. Hel, of the Board of Educaton, won the par of. hand embrodered pllow 'cases donated by Mrs. Olga Adams. The proceeds of the affar wll be added to the campagn Bund. the columns of your enterprsng 'per to correct a false mpresson may have been created by the terances of Mr. Trefnko at the ng of the Board of Educaton last Tuesday nght. ' "We beleve our chauffeurs courteous and do all n ther 'to make the trp both comfor and pleasant for our patrons «keep as near the schedule we ran as the rough roads wll allow, the nformaton of Mr. Trefnko "run a specal bus for the sell chldren whch leaves Trustrum't tme to get the chldren to 8.45 A. M., the tme the sen opens and anyone mstng ths can get the next bus whch them there at "So, there s no excuse for tl to be late or to stand out n UM clement weather. Of course any fa mnded person wll have to that t takes good experenced ters to handle the buses and a pr level headed mechanc who s ng to devote long hours, what hecessary, subject to call at all Carteret Youngster* Ffteen underweght grls were taken to the Kdde Keep Well Camp The grls were selected by Mss Elzabeth C. Fezza, school nurse, and wll reman n the camp durng August. They were conveyed from Carteret to Perth Amboy n the polce car and the Board of Health car. Besdes th«nurse they were accompaned by nspector Frank Born and Edward S Wlgus. ' The boys were locked op for the camp early n July returned last tan Copper Works nne of Perth Anvbty to a wn over Johnson & of New The ptched ball and hs mates trmmed the county seat. nne... by a' J 6 > to 3 <J Bcore....-«Untl the last two nnngs the losers faled to tally once and they also got ther frst safe blow n the seventh. Besdes ptchng marvelous ball Jess connected wth another homer, one of the longest blows on Buc cleuch Park. The ht. came n th ffth wth one on. A long clout over left feld enabled Sullvan to add to hs total of tho season. The Copper Works leads the county league by one gamu to date. Ty Cobb Wrtes for Newspaper tn the ofllco of a N«w York newspaper. W«teammate on tb» aunt ot th» ***. seems to keep the buses on the tmes and we wll say cept n excellent shape eon the wretched condton of the "Olur chauffeurs were very nant when they read the of our good frend (7) Mr. and feel that they deserve treatment at h* hands and say tj should he ever become bus patrons he wll courteous treatment and co ton that s accorded any ot : *'j other bus patrons. "n an ntervew wth Mr. flnko over the phone he ad statements reported 'your paper but sad he dd not them to hurt the feelngs of anyo BO he must thnk the end ju the means used but we fal to where makng complants n pu about the servce of a bus lne Mtt!! the apparent dscourteousness of t employees wll nfluence the vot< n avor of a school for the northexn*j secton of Carteret, desgnated East Rahway, "We have enough confdence our School Commssoners to that any proposton they sponsor for the best nterests of the comm nty and so thnk the land should bought now before valuatons^ and a school bult at ther dscrto "Thankng^ you for ths favor, are,. "Carteret Bus Servce, nc., "SAMUEL E. GEORGE, "Presdent* Feld Club to Tackle Jameaburg Ths Afternc Ths afternoon the Carteret Fel Club wll nvade Jamesburg agan an attempt to brng home the from the representatve nne of ylace. Carteret has already met jamesburg outft twce ths pagn. n th«frst meetng Ca was downed and the second, en mert ended n a te. StaJubachJJj determned to score once over county rvals. The locals wll agan be repr ed by a powerful nne and a hurler wll be on hand. A' crowd s expected to accompany*^ borough machne to the seen* acton. -Mr. and Mra. John McAn and famly of N«w Brunswck Sunday n ths borough wth M Mrs. C. A. Sherdan, - Fred Shapro, of RooseveW nuu, s recuperatng at the Mu Hll Sanatorum n New Yorl where hu underwent a nasal ton last week. Mr. Shaprof dental student at the Unver Maryland. Patrck Nard of New Cty formerly of ths borough,; td hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Nad, of Larch street, over th end. ' Mr. and Mr*. John Bu jcranford, formerly of ths," vsted n Carte«et, yesterday.^ Mss. da N«d«l, of avenlue returned to ths Sunday, after a vacaton n May*. Lews Lehrer of Roosev nue returned here after a at PtUh'eld, Muaa. Mr. and Mra. B. Jaeobo tlo proud owners of a new-^ aler uedun. Had m Good Mm The Old H«n--Mj g you've fruwnl Why, when )<*» wert only a,

2 OOM'T'LTT TH«, or YOO lack CWTUE W THF MR An <lle drmm of a bff begnnng (fffls nowhere A small begnnng backed by a frm purpose amounts to somethng bg n the end. ]f you've been h«stat.ng to start because your ncome won't buld a palace We'd lke to show you our attractve desgns for small homes. We'd lke to anyway. Come today! PW. WOODBRDGE LUMBER COMPANY BUUDNG MATERAL STORE WOODBRDCE NEW JERSEY Please menton ths paper when buyng from advertsers When YOD Need Feed, Coal and MASON MATERALS PHONE Woodbrdge 55 Our Motto; QUALTY HONEST WEGHT REASONABLE PRCES WOODBRDGE FEED & COAL CO Offce and Warehouse Mam St. Woodbrdge An n;tf :trt n A- Orctnunr* School at Rartan p School llhed by the Unted lnn. N.,]., for th» '!<!<TH n the tachnm]! functnr, dutes and ; nf the Ordnance )eut,--bcl by Horbert E. Smth n n r«-.vnt shc of thp Unted States Army d'crntng News, the plant st Rnrtnn s n lre wth the moat modj >rn fn -lores. The man «chool room n( the Ordnance Specalst*' School mld nerve as a model, for on the dnrkest day t n never wthout a ; flood of lrht. The man buldng of the large group s constructed of hollow tle and concrete»nd U e- wth every devce for human comfort and effcency. The other buldng*, too, lack nothng n modprn equpment. Machne shops, carpenter shops, forge and weldng shops, nstrument shop and armory, automotve buldng all are ftted out > a lavsh manner. To Bur PHnulon Battlefeld Prnceton Battlefeld, nc., nan been founded n Prnceton. t s headed by Judge E. A. Armstrong, and plans to acqure the ste of the Battle of Prnceton, whch wll then he turned over to the State of New Jersey as a publc park, pursuant to an act passed by the last Legslature, The battlefeld, the ste of the encounter between the Colonst* under General Mercer and the Brtsh under Colonel Mawhood on January 3, 777, s near the juncton of Mercer JarMT Corcrnment Co*t* t cost each person n New Jersey an average of $.89 for expenses of governng the State n the year endng June 30, 926, accordng to fgures made publc by the Unted States Department of Commerce recently. We are always dong our ntellgent best for our clents. We always have your nterests at heart. Let us rent you a house or act as your agent n any real estate transacton. WLLAM J.GH0HMANN Cranbory Lots Sell Despte Sunday's Ran Property Along Lake n Quant Yet Accessble Communty " " : n spt* <>f the downpour of ran! whch swept Mddlesex County on Sunday, Whte & He»s, nc., realtors of Woodbrdge and New York, sold a large number of lots at Branerd Lake Park Summer Colony, the new development of the company, at Cranhury, N. J. Scores of people attended the sale over Saturday and Sunday, some comng by specal free bus from New York, Trenton, Woodbrdge and Carteret, whle others drove out n ther own machnes. Whle many New Jersey, New York and Long sland real estate developments hate been lyng dle ths summer, Branerd Lake Park has enjoyed unprecedented popularty, hundreds at lots have been eold to cty people who have found the very refuge from week end traffc and the humdty and heat of the cty, rght at ther front door steps, so to speak. Untl Whte & H«BS "dscovered" and advertsed Cranbury and Branerd Lake, the spot was known to only a handful of people who went there on week ends to enjoy fshng, or boatng on the lake, or shootng n the fall. Publcty gven the enterprse by many papers of the Metropoltan daly press, *nd drect by mal advertsng have succeeded n makng the quant lttle communty famous not only as a real estate development, but as one of the most attractve and Stony Brook Roads. The move to acqure the land for a park was naugurated at Prnceton's semcentennal last spots n the county. Wnter. The resale value of youp car s more apt to be satsfactory ff you lubrcate t wth"standard" Motor 6 Even people who have lved n Mddlesex all ther lve*, have suddenly become nterested n the town nnd ts dyllc surroundngs. There are many thngs at Cranbury whch are seldom seen n thb rapdly movng era, n ths secton. The old Whte Church on the elmbordered Man street, State Hghway, No., s pcturesque wkh ts long "buggy-sheds." Everywhere are quant resdences, lawns fastdously kept, and homes well panted and kept n repar, though some of the dwellngs date back a hundred years. Even the brck buldng, of odd desgn, s shaded and almost hdden by trees and shrubbery. Lfe moves slowly at Cranbury, centerng,.as t does n most small towns, arjrund the post offce and the sll^jgsy^cnd the movng pcture theatre!ro the north of the lake stretches toward Cranbury Staton on the Pennsylvana Ralroad. Nothng dsturbs the peace and quet of the lake, say now wth water lles, the blue (lowers of the pckerel grass, and the brght yellow dog lles along the banks. n spte of ths remoteness, however, the man hghway takes the vstor back to New Brunswck n a few mnutes, or to Trenton. Large commodous buses between the two ctes run on regular schedule. The Pennsylvana trans take the New York or Newark commuter to and from work whle he reads hs daly paper. n locatng a dstnctly novel summer colony at Branerd Lake, Whte & Hess have drawn the attenton of the entre Metropoltan dstrct to the many out of town beautes n the heart of Mddlesex County. Look* Lke t The world would be more habtable f vson was as common as eyesght. " *3jSKB". > -^ y. : j :_.. ^S-jffjv' _T_ ' '" ''' " ' t.._... - Electrc Helps Lghten Work 0/ Preparng Meals and Keepng House Clean 4-Pece Coffee Percolator Set A r» rrm TZT7T \7TAJATrVR T7A<H A handsome coffee set of the well known Mannng Bowman make conssts of percolator desgned n paneled urn style and fnshed wth ebonzed feet and handle, cream ptcher, sugar fcowl and round tray all four peces of the satne hghly polshed nckel. Specally Prced at f An Electrc Fan Wll Keep Your Rooms Cool Order an electrc fan from Publc Servce. Then you can enjoy a breeze ndoors durng the day. At nght let t make your room* cool for sleepng. t operates quetly and at low cost. The PrestO'Vac s a handy lttle vacuum cleaner for clothes and upholstery. t goes nto dffcult corners and cleans thorough' ly. Cash prce s $2?. On terms $ t s but the work of a moment to screw n a new fuse when the old one blows out. Avod nconvenence by keepng a supply of fuses on hand. A double socket permts the use of an electrc applance and a lght on the same outlet. The KELVNATOR Electrc Refrgerator Provdes Real Economy Even n the hottest season when foods spol quckly, the Kelvnator wll preserve the freshness and flavor of the Most pershable of foods, enablng you to economse by purchasng n large quanttes. The dry cold whch Kelvnator mantans preservea the food. t has none of the dampness whch cause? bactera to develop and food to spol. The Kelvnator trays provde ce cubes n a s«e convenent for table use. A Kelvnator unt may be nstalled n your present refrgerator, or you may buy a new KeMnator equpped cabnet by payng a small sum down, wth seventeen months to complete payments. the HOOVER Cleaner Down 5 a Month Nothng takes up drt lke a Hoover. The new process "Postve Agtaton" allows no dust to reman n the rug. Even the ground'n drt s extracted whle lnt and threads are removed. The dustng tools of the Hoover enable you to keep your furnshngs as clean as your rugs. Why not telephone for a free demonstraton? Let us clean one of your rugs at your home. You'll be delghted to see how quckly t can be done and how fresh and new the rug wll look. PVBLCMEKVCE The Fnsh That Stays New Have Your Car Panted Now and Receve Our Specal Season Prces Roadttc^rt Tourng Coup** Sedan* FORD, $ $ Chevrolet, Dodge, Essex, Durant, Star, Overland 4... _ Buck 4, Cleveland, Nub 4, Studebaker Lght 6, Oldsmojnl* 4, Jewett T Buck 6 Studebakeer«, Ohandler, Hudson, Moon, Nash 6, Hupmoble, Auburn.Reo.Oakland, Jordan, Page GadUac, Marmon, Merces Peerless ' Frankln, Stutz, Packard Lncoln, Packard 8, Locomoble, Petee-Arrow _ G. T. D. AUTO PANTNG Agent* for Moor an«l Dana Or* T*Upho>e St. George Avenw* WoodbrUge, N. J. Classfed Ads Brng Results WOODBRDGE NEW YORK CANDY KTCHEN Manufacturers and Dealers n Strctly Pure CANDES AND CE CREAM 79 Man St., Woodbrjdge. Tel. 43 GUSTAV BLAUM Groceres and Provsons 7 MAN ST. Pantng Paper Hangng Decoratng V. S. HALL Prce* Very Reuonable Goad Work Guaranteed Tel. 533-R Woodbrdge FORDS LOUS MORRSON Shoes, Clothng and General Merchandse Open Every Day Except Saturday FORDS, N. J. "Standard" holds ts body between dranngs thus mnmzes the danger of scored cylnders, wrst pn knocks and badly worn bearngs. Stck to "Standard" and your car wll brng you a better prce when you are ready to sell t "STANDARD" MOTOR OL The Measure of Ol Value JEFFERSON MOTORS, NC. 60 New Brunswck Ave., Phone 5 USED CARS Before buyng that used car come here and see us. When we sell you a used car and guarantee t you need have no fear of buyng t. We recondtpn all our guaranteed cars and lve up to our guarantee. You are safe here to buy a used car. 925 Chevrolet Sedan ' * 926 Chevrolet Coupe 925 Chevrolet Coach 926 JeweteSedw 924 EMM Coach 924 Wlly»-Knght Sedan 925 Star Tourng Ford Espraat Truck 925 Chevrolet Panel Delvery JEFFERSON MOTORS, NC. 60 New Brunswck Are., Phone 8 Perth Anboy, N. J. THE Paulus Dary Man Offce; New St., New Brunswck, N. J. 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3 MLLON GALLONS OF OL FOR USE BY ONE COMPANY TO MAKE GAS THS YEAR fop ol 3,000,000 gallon ol tank. (Showng»e a» compartd wth a man) Publc Servce Klectrlc nml (anlons of ol n!)28. Tm cnmpnny Company, operatlr subsdary of hftfl Just completed tho erecton of Publc Servce Corporaton of Nowa now 3,000,(00 gallon RtnrnRn tanu Jersey, wll use approxmately at the new Harrson Gaa Works. 50,000,000 gallons of gan ol n the Ol s used n the manufacture manufacture of gas durng the year of water gas to ncrease the heatng value of the gas. The ol 527, accordng to an estmate based upon actual consumpton sprayed on ntensely heated lre durng the frst half of the year. brck surfaces gves off a gae Based opon the current ncrease n whch, fomblned wth the ordnary the rate of consumpton, offcal* water gas, makes carburetted gas xpact to use about (5,000,000 gal- of hgh heatng value. Adjourned msatng of tha C«r-upon at some future date. Ur*t Board of Educaton hald n the Hgh Sslwol on Thursday v«nnf> July 2*> 927. Presdent Hel presdng. Roll call showed the followng; present: Hel. Dalrymple, Cselle, LebowU, Jeff«rys, Conrad, Caughln. The mnutes of the specal dstrct meetng were read, and upon a mo- The board beng polled all voted n the affrmatve. Mr. Grady from the R. A. Fyfe Co. explaned the dscrepancy n the bll for playground equpment, and a moton was made by Com. Conrad that the Clerk be authorzed to draw a voucher for same when work complete. ton by Com. Jefferya same were Moton carred. fled and ncorporated n the records, Three..,,-»- bds.,.«., were..».*.. receved.^^^., vu for» Moton 'by Com. Jefferys that the.'physc Tables as follows: Bernard queston of a new school at East Kahn, $294.00; L. E. Knott, $ Eahway be reconsdered and acted '.Sheldon Co., $ EXTRA! VAN HEUSEN - COLLARS 35c A 3 for $.00 GREEN STAMPS DOVLE a CUNNEEN PHONE^ Snor: SHOP 8O3 Moton by Com. Coogtrlln t A t <tfe luwpnt hddcr, B. Kahn, be awarded Mllon rnrrol. Mr. Honn^Pr from tlp Spencer Tnrlnr <!o. stntpd there waa a ctor n tn- ppe of the vacuum system and M RKostod n plumber bp employed tn rcpnr sump nmt he Would assst hm. Mot nn hy Com..Tefferyp that the repar commttee, enftafte a plumber md Clerk notfy company when plumber s engaged. Mr. Trpfnko stated he was delegnterf to ask the Board of Educaton to agan pla«e the proposton of ft school at East lahway before the people, because fthny do not want ther chldren carred by bus across fngrrnus tracks and be away from home from eght n the mornng unl four n the afternoon. Presdent Hel stated that he felt here should he a Hchool n that secton and f the people would reason!he matter out and leave all personaltes asde there would be no doubt that the people would approve the buldng of a school. Com, Dalrymple stated the expense af a school n that secton would not cost what the people were led to beleve. Com. Cselle sad that he hoped the people would not go aganst educaton. Com. Lebowtz stated that he was not n favor of a one story buldng n that secton but was n favor of a school and asked the Board what was the reason for a one story school. Pres. Hel stated t was out of the safety tone and n,case of fre there was no danger of chldren beng trampled on upper floors. Com". Jefferys sad he thought th«school was of the proper desgn and needed n East Rahway. Com. Conrad stated that he felt the school was needed and the desgn all rght. Com. Coughln revewed the school queston and stated the Board dd not ttu the proposton, but that a petton was receved from the people of that gecton, and also that the total expense of runnng a school n that secton would not exceed $0,000 a year, and -when the propo DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS SATURDAY Great Opportunty Sale LAST CALL The B*ck Can't Tear Out of GOODKNT Trplewear Unon Suts The new Goodknt Way Can't tear out because of patented tape protecton. 95c 3 (or $2" $ 29 $3 75 PAJAMAS ALL WOOL SWEATERS At Well kntted, extra fne allwool qualty, n all the new- SHRTS At est and smartest sprng and Somehow you can sleep summer patterns and colors, just a lttle better n pajamas that are fresh and patterns «PO, Some n Jacquard ^^5 new. These pajamas, nclude, a fne Actual $5.00 Values assortment. BATHNG SUTS REDUCED Colored or Plan Whte Bathng Tops Black or Blue Trunks Reg. < 45 value $2.00; ea... «J> "Come on n the water's fne!" And wear a Spot Bathng Sut Skrted Suts $2.95, $3.95 A Good $.00 Full - Cut Work Shrt Specal 79c Men's Rayon Slk Unon Suts $ 95 A Good Buy Allows Us To Sell These Lnen tf» O45 Knckers at... $2 XX Specal. Regular $.50 Check Golf Hose a par Men's Nansook and Fne Balbrggan Unon Suts, athletc knee, half sleeve, long leg, sut 3 for $2.00 Men's Fne Nansook Unon Suts 6 Suts.... $2.75 THATCHER BOLERS -FURNACES-RANGES brought up he r<p*d the people WOtlM v>l<> fxvoranly upon t, Com. Conrad ^-M,.,\ t ls, {^p () HV. ( round nstrurln v.<>v nut gmng her tme to ther <lntr< and nhnultl be dsmssed. Moton by Com..l»ffprys that the school proposton he bntnght up nt the next refffw nertng. Moton carred. Moton by Cum, Cnnrnd that Com. Jefferys B»e thnt the repar work n Nathan Hale School hr taken care of. Moton carred. Moton by Com. JefTerys to ad journ. W. V. COUGHUN, Dstrct Clerk. //dvertsers +y *- wll fnd ths paper an excellent medum n whch to dsplay ther bargans and make ther wants known Menton ths paper to advertser*. t helps you, t helps them, t help Menton ths paper to advertsers; your paper. A Classfed Adv. Wll Sell t Classfed Ads. Brng Kosults REMOVAL Patronze V'e lt Always Ready! to serve vou wth good prntng. No matter ter what', the nature of the job may be we are ready to do t 9& a prce that wll be Satsfactory CARTERET PRESS 44 Chrome Ave.. Cartervt Advertsers They are boosters &nd deserve your) busness. N«wt of All CarUrat Ttw Pr.M, the mul r*ad papvr n Cartarat Menton ths pape; to dver Clatdfltd Ads. Brnf RMK SALE Get These Bargans Whle They Last r ; We are offerng these amazng values n order to get acquanted wth old frends and get new customers before we move nto our NEW STORE at 04 Man Street Formerly occuped by Woodbrdge Natonal Bank MASON JARS (Guaranteed Perfect) Per Dozen Quart Sze 60c per dozen - Pnt Sze 30c " " - Jelly Glasses Don't Mss Ths Bargan Opportunty 40% OFF Z RADOS NCLUDNG SUCH WELL-KNOWN MAKES, AS CROSLEY SPLTDORF CHAS. CHAPN RCHARDSON AND STANDARD MAKE LOUDSPEAKERS The Chance of a Lfetme at these prces 40% Off 23 OU Stoves POSTVE SAVNGS ON THE FAMOUS Purtan Ol Stoves "Perfecton" and "Florence" Ol Stoves 40 Per Cent. OFF on all RHNELANDER REFRGERATORS Even Temperature fcn THE very coldest days every room wll have the cozreas v and even temperature of a Southern home f heated by a Thatcher Round Boler. Among ts many advantages are; The "staggered" fre travel whch utlzes all hot gases and smoke nstead of allowng some to escape up the chmney; Frng perods aw l est) kequeat due to the depth of the flre. pot wth ts large coal carryng capacty; Provblpn for domestc hot water system, ap that ample hot water may be secured whenever the boler s n operaton. Th«. U t»«r..ct Tluchw Hound B U«to u«.t your ndvdual n- & you th. * y«.. V r *"" SJXTCHK CSWPANY Mmleampon» <*» th. mull f"v, tl MM OW* ""Sf' ttttu TWolwr Houn.04 athv Ttutdm fooatt*- CHCAGO MlN.CUfcS Nam NHWYOEK S MBWAKK.N.J. S Smd UttraHtn m jour R»m>d flotftf 4!.*: /...; Woodbrdge A. DUFF, Propretor Hardware 73 Man Street Woodbrdge, N. Phote Orders Promptly Delvered. Phone Woodbrdge 254 'A S.''

4 CARTERET PRESS Snh.rrptlon,».50 P*r Y"«r Publshed Every Frday Hy C. H. BYRNE, 43 Chrome Ave., CARTERET, N. J. Telephone Carterot 83 C. H. BYRNE Edtor»nd Manager Ent«Tpd as second elw matter June 5, 024, at Carteret, N. J., Post Offce, under the Act of March 3, 87. NPW Foregn Advertsng Representatves Jersey Neghborhood Newspapers, nc. BULD AND LET BULD Aa far back as hstory begns, there have been persons who have atodd n the way of progress, Bome for reasons mercenary, others because of a real lack of vson or natural narrow tendences. * t s a matter of record that the bulders of the ancent cttes and publc monuments, some of whch stll exst were met by hundreds of obstacles placed n ther way by vsonless men, who dd not have the future nterests of ther communtes 'and the world at heart. Ths same condton may be appled to our own communty today. We see opposton to thngs whch would expedte busness or cause an economc mprovement or would n humanty's sake afrord protecton aganst sckness or the kllng of hundreds of motorsts or pedestrans. Here there should be no room for the obstructonst. Carteret s buldng pajres of hstory and there should be nothng at ths tme to hamper Ha progress. ' > The truly great man of all tme s the bulder, the one who SfMroduoee or helpb to produce. The paraste, who does nothng for hnself or fellow man s t a cheat and the one who n-! terferes wth progress; s lttle better. "Buld and let buld" should be our motto and the future wll comfortably arrange taelf. There are many thngs to be consdered n the buldng up of a communty. Ten man can do more than' one and wfen these ten men are arranged n team formaton, ther work can not only count much more than 0 tmes but, n fact, 20 tmes as much. 4. THE CRME OF CRMES Amercans usually take the sde of the weaker. Ths characterstc shows tself n sports, n busness and n everyday lfe generally. t s a natonal trat of good sportsmanshp. Unfortunately, however, t sometmes «ts warped; t sometmes creeps n where crme s concerned. Ths atttude may be responsble n a measure for the publc's ndfference toward arson and ncendarsm n the past. Yet there s proof that ths atttude s changng. "There never was a tme," asserts The Natonal Board of Fre Underwrters, "when the man who started a fre for gan to hmself had less publc encouragement. The publc s makng tself felt n the number of successful prosecutons n arson castes." For the man who n the heat of anger, or n dre necessty, commts a crme some sympathy may be felt. Hs deed may be eternally wrong and yet be tnged wth an element of pty. But no excuse whatever can be offered, no prson term can be too long, for the man who n cold blood apples the torch to serve hs own greedy ends. To destroy Amercan property whch n many cases can never be replaced, to endanger lfe, to Strke at the economc welfare of the country all ths the arsonst does. Ard why? Merely to beneft hmself or another through the collecton of nsurance. Hence t s that we say to The Natonal Board of Fre Underwrters, to the Fre Marshals of Amerca, to evefry force engaged n fghtng the scourge of arson: "Go on; follow every avenue that may lead to mproved condtons, to more v certan retrbuton." Vast as s Amerca, there s no room here for the arsonst, for the perpetrator of the crme of crmes. f: NO MORE "DULL" SEASONS Once an ngenous merchant dscovered that the logcal tme to advertse was when busness was slow and n the perodc dull seasons of the year. Rdculous as t may seem, before that dscovery the average busness man slowed down n hs advertsng when busness slowed down. He generally ended up the dull seasons wth a quarterly sale, but as far as hs newspaper advertsng was concerned there was no advertsng when there was no busness. The modern busness man holds a dfferent concepton of ' the purposes and uses of newspaper advertsng. When busness s not up to hs satsfacton he brngs t up through adver- ' tsng so that now the merchant, schooled n productve adver- ; tsng, knows no dull seasons nor dmnshed busness. There are a few p/hases of busness whch have always : been known to all busness men. Among these are the alterf namng busyj and dull perods of the year, month, week, and.; ; day. A systematc, effectve and economc plan of advertsng ^jhad to be constructed upon a full knowledge of ^hs busness :ycle. Busness has ever come wthout coaxng before Chrst- \ mas, at Easter tme, and n the fall. Extensve advertsng has been found to be the only remedy for the busness depresson epdemc between these three rush prods. People have a habt of confnng ther shoppng to the last of the month, the last three days of the week and the later shoppng hours of : day. From experence merchants have learned that newspaper.^advertsng has successfully elmnated the rush perods and f. spread the volume of busness more evenly over the day, week, '^tnonth and year. t ha,s prevented congeston, smplfed salestejnahshp and merchandsng and ncreased busness. C SERVCE WLL SEE BUSES ARE VENTLATED, $NL -;pjthe Publc Servce has just ssued an order to all bus to see' that the buses a,re well ventlated as much as )le at all tmes and n all knds of weather. )ftentmes n the past we have seen hot, stuffjnbuses wth y every wndow closed tght. The new order r«jmres that keep all wndows open when th«> weather pergve serous attenton to ventlaton at all tmes. t tmely and much-needed order, as all bus patrona wll dependent owners operatng buses through Woodbrdge eret should take note. Rado Outlook Promsng For Summertme Lsteners Broadcasters and Engneers Have Collaborated to Provde for the Contnued Enjoyment of Rado Durng the Summer Month*. By DR. ALFRED Chef Broadcast Englttetr of the Once more summertme ml* around n the erentful career of rado broadcastng. Yet H advent tbl year foes by hardly notced, n contrast wth the earler yeara of the young art when the Prat slgna of warm weather sounded the enrfew for rado enter talnment. Rado broadcastng then had not yet become aa ndupennnbln a part of modern lfe at t s today. The whole pcture has changed n tbl». the lth summer of rado broadcattlng. The hgh ntandnrd of broadcast entertanment n nnt lowered wth the advent of sprng and the early approach of summer. Pro grama contnue n full form, provdng the hghest type of entertanment and enlghtenment. Outdoor lfe, whle beckonng wth ts many new pastmes after the long wnter, need not nterfere wth rado's enjoyments. ndeed, there s every ndcaton that rado wll occupy lta Just place n summertme actvty through ts addton to campng and vacatonng paraphernala n the form of the small and compact superheterodyne portable set Clearng the Summertme Ar No better mpetus to rado ths summer could be wshed for than the actvtes ot the Federal Rado Com msson, whoa* good work s already begnnng to be felt n a methodcal Md Judcous manner ths new Governmental body has made commendable progress n untanglng the wave- N. GOLDSMTH Rado Corporaton of Amerca wth portable mcrophone and wre and n some nntancea wth Rhortwave ra rtlo relay transmtter*, are «snt out nto tha Held n search <>! strrng evptp for the rado publc Network broadcastng hud done aa much to rase the level of broadcast n* aa any other sngle factor, flrt, by makng the same fne programa avalable to whole portons of the country and to a collectve audence runnng nto the tens of mllons; ano ly by warrantng (he eof any program fpature no mat ter how elaborate. No ndvdual Broadcastng staton could for a mo ment consder the tremendous costs of provdng the professonal enter Ulnment features whch are now usual n network broadcastng, for ths young art, as n the case of the newspaper, depends on the sze of ts audence for the magntude of ts efforts. Defeatng Statc at ts Own Game Yet the fnest of programs would be of lttle aval f garbled as the result of statc nterference. Ths phenomenon of nature s no more avodable than ran or snow or wnd; and at the present state of the rado art, there s no such devce as a statc elmnator. Hence the only weapon aganst statc la brute force, or outdong statc wth ncreased sgnal strength at the recevng end. Broadcastng power must be ncreased suffl cently to break ts way through atmosphercal nterference and trum- Addlng Rado to the Pleasures of the Pcnc Would uw a nanalength snarl of rado broadcastng. Already the nterference whch was experenced n some areas due td unregulated and moulded broadcastng actvtes, has been elmnated n large measure by greater separaton between broadcast frequences n congested rado dstrcts. nstead ot the entre broadcastng establshment of the naton operatng, at one tme, wth a resultant confuson comparable wth the Tower ot Babel of bblcal renown, the Federal Rado Commsson has very wsely sought to reduce the number of broadcasters operatng at one tme to proportons n keepng wth the lmted though adequate traffc facltes of our broadcastng wavelengths. Throughout ther work the rghts of the rado lstener as the prme consderaton have been respected, whle broadcasters have been aneured better condtons for the transmsson and recepton ot ther efforts. The benefcal effects of the new broadcastng regulatons wll become more and more evdent durng the net few months. Rado fans n the congested, centers are agan experencng the thrlls of clean-cut recepton. Ldn&4stance or "DX" recepton whoa,' durng the usual hours of Ustenlng-ln had become almost a lost art, s now beng renstated wth the elmnaton ot the thck {okflf nterference heretofore enshroudng the ar. Good tone qualty,. tba-u3ttmate am ot all broadcast recepton. has now been made possble to. a fuller extent) Bettor Programs for Summertme Lsteners On the other hand, tbeje need be no fear that the work of; the "rado traffc offcers" wll redualtthe volume or the qualty of rado entertanment. Far from beng the case, ths work actually alms at tha encouragement of good programs by allotlng exclusve wavelengths and more tme to organzatons n a poston to provde the hghest type of entertanment. After all, so t s realsed more and more, rado broadcastng s a publc forum of vast proportons, and only thodu wth somethng worthy of the atteo ton of the vast gatherng t com mauds should be permtted to take ths nvsble stage and rostrum. n broadcastng, we have tho kay to some sx mllon homes. Surely ths great opportunty mutt not be msused Due n large measure to the steady expanson ot the ouakle pck-up ay a tern of broadcastng Btatloaa, whereby program materal may be gathered outsde the studo, summer prom uua are certan to be on a utt wth those of the ndoor season. For the out door season provdes the program d rsctof wth opportuntes tu gather ex dsptlonal program tnaturlul n the fpftn M outdoor coueru, spurtng etkmta, gant publc weutlgh and uafonal cslebratlous. lladlo "reporters," phantly over-rde ts dsturbng noses. Ths competton ot nature's broadcastng forces has been met by broadlasters through the steady ncrease of ther transmttng-power. n fact, t la generally agreed today that broadcastng began wth an altogether too lmted concepton ot the, amount of power requred for relable servce, just as modern llumnaton began wth the candle as the bass pt house lghtng, whch feeble lllumaant wopld today be hopelessly n. adequate for our more brllantly lfhted homes and streets. From 500 watta as the standard for good broadcastng servce, we have gone to $,000 watts n the case of many leadng statons, and even to hgher pow er n the case of a few broadcastng statons, notably WJZ ot New York (owned by the Rado Corporaton ol Amerca) wth 45,000 watts, WGY «f Schenectady wth a ratng ot.68,000 watts, and KDKA of Pttsburgh wth 50,000 watts (owned by the G^nn-m Electrc and WestlnghouM Companes, respectvely). Today, n the parts ot the Unted Statea -where mobt people s,re found, there s ample sgnal strtnth from one or more broadcastng Qtatlpn* to com bat.successfully average" summertme condtons. Rado engneers have measured the average, strength of statc throughout the year, and pres ent-day broadcastng statons are provdng local servce fully capable of coplug wth t. f. Hgher power broadcastng, more than any other factor, has concerted rado broadcastng from a, seasonal entertanment to au all-year-round- servce. Especally s lla felt to rural dstrcts, far removed (roh the canters of populaton, whch could be reached on a dally basn only darng a few months ot the year, wth the low power formerly employed. At the Recevng nd Yet &e broadcaster aum eunot entrely overcome sunflswdom nterfeftncfl stngle-haudtxl. ft puft b* T * to operaton at the recetrly «nd aa well. The rado enthusast Can, wthla roaaou. contrbute hs (bare by selectng programs from UMftl and powerful Blatous lat provde apple Bg uul strength to over-rd* /the nterference level nod by b#nsj content wth far volume from U» loudspeaker, so as to enjoy the rado mtortanment wthout brngng up th* objectonable undercurrent ol dsturbance to a degree where t mfrfsm* ltsell on the lsteners' conudoosows. Placng the loudspeaker at seasonable dstance from the lstener h#pl somewhat Consderng an the contrbutng helpful factors, u la aura that ths summer wll see the contnued enjoyment of rado broadcastng by those, whoso lyes have been brfh^ned bj th«many good thngs whch UUl A*w art brlugb nto the hotat. No matter whtyf way 'you.drve, # you don't rght way t may be the way to Jal. he nce thng about beng» man fa you don't ht*e to stay at home after you vfaflh yaw head. ^ t may be that the mlls of the gods grnd slowly because they gpt pad for overtme. An eye specalst»*?«groan quet* the nerves.. Tfete especally true p, greep b>cl8...', "" And 80 the earth U loang spe«d. W«H, that sound* hoj Many goo'.l folk are lamentng the passng of the pra when men and women consecrated ther lvewto unselfsh servce nnd prepared themselves to become mnsters, mssonares, teachers or country doctors that they mght admnster to the sprtual, mental and physcal needs of humanty wthout thought of large worldly gan. They are not n error when they charge that modern men and women are choosng vocatons today n whch they can do the greatest servce to themselves. People tdday are comng to the^elef that the best way they can help others s to produce much that ther proft shall l.e large and that they shall never become dependent upon socety. The old dea of servce was drect. The new servce s ndrect. Twerty years ago t was stll thought that only mnsters, doctors and teachers served humanty. Today every workman who carres hs whole day's wage home s known to have earned that wage n servce to socety. Elbert Hubbard's verson to the Golden Rule was, "Do unto others as though you were the others," but an even more up-to-date verson s "Do yourself mlch good and no bad to others." Gettng somethng for yourself s reprehensble only when t s gotten at the expense of another. Why Are There So Many Charmng Women Today? NEVER before have there been so many enarmmjr women. WHEREVER you go, you fnd them. Vvacous, happy, beautful, delghtfully dressed n the most exquste taste. CLEAR, plnk-and-whte complexon, luxurous, well-kept har, gleamng t««th, trm athletc carrage these are almost unversal characterstcs of Amercan women of today. WHY7 AT frst thought t may sound absurd, but one of the most powerful teachers has been advertsng. ADVERTSNG has helped to of ^ new. We aw th«rreatest n*o rs of soap and water n the world ADVERTSNG has tau K ht un how to care for our U>pth our har, our feet, our hands' and our complexons. ADVERTSNG has taught us how to dress how to choose colorn and fabrcs and becom»tf styles. ADVERTSNG has taught us how to talk, how to entertan. ONE mason why so many women ar«charmng a because so many women are readng advertsng. From advertsng they are learnng the secret* of great beauty specalsts. They are gettng health nformaton of nestmable value. They are learnng the secrets of becomng dr*sa from th«famous desgners of Pars and New YOTV. AdrarKtlBf U OB* of k* Vgfott raaont wfcy so mttr wo* man ar* ao ckarmns;. R4 du larly Seottuh ChUt, Because the Scottsh people w«r«orpnlwd nto clans l«d hy notable men, the landed gentry of Scotland welded a poltcal nfluence whch made the members, as a data, of greater mportant than th* correspondng CUM n England. There art few rlun of people no proud of ther hlm«ry n* the Srottlnh landed (entry, am M SK JM M am Ml w M ssj nrsjror Don't Mss Our August Furnture Sale Most Remarkable Bargans Offered n Every Lne of Fne Furnture. 4-Pece Bed Room Sutes Regular $ Outft Sale Prce $50 00 Regular $7.00 Bed Sprngs at $5-00 ' Everythng el*e n the store reduced proportonately B. KAHN Grand Rapds Furnture Atlantc Avenue and Washngton Avenue PARLOR SUTS We made the error of layng n too many of them and now we are over-stocked. Th»y must all gol There t a wde varety to select from. Overstuffed and Carved Tops. Fne Merchandse 20% Reducton On Every Sute n The House DAVENPORT TABLE TO MATCH The Sutes also overstocked and on sale at the same reducton. CHOCE RUGS Another lne n trhot we are over-stocked. As n*e a selecton as you wll fnd anywhere, VELVETS, AXMUNSTER5, WLTONS. AH szes. Your choce of any Knd or sze at 20* reducton. JOHN A. KOZUSKO COMPUTE HOME FURNSHER Hall Avenue and Catherne Street, Perth Amboy

5 By P. RetuMng Junor* After a long lay-off the Rovern,f ths borough attempted to neoro a omc-back but were checked by the fort Readng Junors who emerged vctorous by an 8 to score n a rane Tuesday. The Port nne WM led n the box by Jmmy Vernllo. port Readng staged a rally n the early P»rt of the conflct and the locals never could get started. Steve Trosko and Carol made uf> the Carteret battery to no aval but a return game between the two rvals s to be played soon and the taroufrh nne s out for evenjsg matters. Landng* Late Amboy 6 to 3 4n Sunday Game The New Brunswck Landngs handed the Perth Amboys a 6 to 3 setback n» gam* at Brunswck on Sunday afternoon. The Landngs played * superor brand of ball n ths tussle aded by players very famlar to local baseball fans, Johnny LesWck, local ball star, took one of the leadng roles n the Landng vctory. Playng at short atop Leshek made several dazjsln stops and came across wth tmel battng. Leshlek s performng regularly wth the fast county seat nne. Another player, wth the Landngs s Kggle Coplan, frst baseman of the Carteret. Feld Club. Coplan got two hts n the Brunswck-Perth Am- j boy contest. Jack McOtlUster, the new manager of the Cleveland ndans, hat been actvely dentfed wth professonal baseball ever snce he left School at the age of seventeen. Sr Thomas Llpton says Mark Koeng s the freatett ball player be ever saw. Mark responded wth fve hts D a row. Oh, well, you can't fool an Englshman on baseball much. No matter what happens, the great Amercan game of baseball goes on as an assurance that the publc holdng accustomed lntarut regardless of (forts at sensatonal agtaton. Tyson, Llndstrom, Hornshy, Terry, Jlarper end Rough form a httng combnaton that should keep the Gants wall up n the Natonal race all Reason and may wn for them a pennant Mnor league baseball s played by 2B dfferent leagues n 200 ctes sad towns throughout the Unted States and Canada. More than 6,000 players art connected wth the vsrlett* atsocutona. Ftw Year$ Shy The scentst *ayn that the woman of sxty has a 20 per cent better bran than a man of the Hume age. But, for heaven's sake, don't let her know t. One of the reammr why she falls to get tue glory s th'nt she never gets that old Los Ancles Tlmea. *t THAT LTTLE CAME" Lnk WA A N(CE. Ul AN\C Frtt ron Rals Although the 'nltcd States, ns f- eryfoody knows, K the country wth more rallrnud mllensc than ny (tter. t s mtrprslm: tlut the flnt ron rulb for the tmlfllnp of the flrnt of thene mles were mported from Europe. t was n May, l«2, that the shp Alexander arrved H!HU>T from.vorpool wth f>0 tons of ron nnd equpment for tle constructon of the frst ralroad n the Unted States. CLASSFED ADS Classfed advertsements only <m< ent word: mnmum charm 66c. LOST SMOKNG ppe lost at Parsh House Feld last nght. Reward f re turned to Woodbrdge Fre House. A 927 Hgh School rng on Man street, Reward offered f returned to Florence Bernsten, 5 Man St., Woodbrdge, N. J. 8-5 A PAYNG POSTON OPEN to representatves of character. Take orders, shoes-hosery, drect to wearer. Good ncome. Permanent. Wrte now. O. L. Gonzales, 7 Fourth avenue, East Orange, N. 8-5, 2, 9, 26; 9-2, 9, 6, 25, 30. ^EAM NCE? HAD rk. FVRST TASTC OP VT f\no Pcrr ~Vbo>* T*ene Of HEARTS,H6 s Ace OF THE QUCBN OF \HVL\., \ BET Tne sze POT A.HC> fne OP T\*e U\«ft» OF V UfAS RBPCAT OH VT OF LOTS WANTED TWO lots wanted n seln, corner preferred, state locaton nn< terms. Wrte to Box K, care of The Woodbrdge ndependent, Woodbrdge, N. J. '8'8, 2* FOR RENT A R A G E for rent at 44 Green street, Woodbrdge, N, J. 8-5" ROOMS FOR RENT or 6 room apartment for rt steam heat, combnaton rtnge and Screens, 44 Lncoln avenue, Carteret, N. J. 8-5 THREE rooms and bath wth all mprovements at 8 Wheeler ave lue. Apply Joseph Woznak, Tele phone Carteret room apartment for rent, steam heat, combnaton range and screens, 44 Lncoln avenue, Carter et, N. J. S7-22* FVE ROOMS and bath, all m provements, newly dacorated, beautful locaton at 97 Green street Woodbrdge, rent reasonable, telephone 02-H. small bcycle Woodbrdge, U/CK,- HAS A 4«K.H A TWN*- at <U Green street, N LNE wth the SPORTSMEN But Paul'* Not th«same Paul Berlenback "came back", as they all t, aganst the thrd rate negro fghter, Rob Lawson the other nght and n spte of -By the Sports EdUo- takng an awful drubbng n the openng rounds he proved he stll retans enough dynamte n hs mta to brng down the quarry. For three or four rounds he belabored Lawson at wll, eventually knockng hm out. But the punchng Berlenback dsplayed was but fantly remndful of the force wth whch h«used to send those lefts across. He a not what he once was and chances are he'll never get wthn speakng dstance of another champonshp. When Berlenback, the made-over wrestler, frst flared across the boxng frmament he was regarded as a comng world's champon. Jack Delaney was lttle known then but he was the talk of the town after he sprang an upset by stowng the Astora comet away n quck order. Lack of experence was gven as the reason for Paul's defeat. He started agan :>t the bottom of the ladder and eventually won the lght heavyweght champonshp. But from that pont on hs path was rocky. They say he ddn't go out of hs way to keep n condton. He fnally ended up by absorbng a couple of sound trouncngs. "Oom Paul" s tryng another comeback. Those who saw hs work aganst Lawson are not bettng he'll get far, Hs fghtng heart NE heatng plant complete, Bteam had and,, even wth a punch that s better boler, 5 radators, ppng and alves and Rchardson and Boyn- than average, he d be no dangeroub opponent on combnaton coal and gas range f or 8Ucn fellows as Dehney or McTgue. or sale. Telephone Woodbrdge 594, Charles ttor, Lnden avenue, v Woodbrdge, N. J. -29 t.f. )0DGE, W23, acreen delvery. cellent condton. Fred W-. 4 Sewaren.. road, Tel. Woodbrdge 66. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSE, corner Grove avenue and Tsdale place, sx large rooms, all mprovement*, lot 60 x 32, garage.. Logan, 09 Grove avenue, Wood, brdge. Tel. 647-W. FREWOQD lor sale, pne or oak, n any lengths desred. Phone Wood* brdge 93. John Thomas, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. WANTED CLEAN RAGS wanted, sze of handkerchef or larger, 5c a pound. Mddlesex Press, 20 Green strtet, Woodbrdge. ~ CARPENTER FOR SALE ODD JOBS done promptly. Joe D»rsh, 680 Watson avenue, Wood KTCHEN range, ktchen table and brdge, N. J. Gve Mke Credt V^fcakng of McTgue, there's a fellow for We could never see Mke as a fghter he was holdng a mddleweght champonshp whch he won from Battlng Sk n Dubln on St. Patrck's Day, But whereas Mke was medocre n hs younger days tme seemed to mellow hm and gve hm the fghtng equpment he lacked before. As a boxer McTgue* s frst rate; he always was, n fact. But he has added to that a certan amount of aggressveness and a good, respectable punch. The New York State Boxng Commsson has RADO AND BATTERES Batteres recharged and repared All makes of rado repared and_ brought up to date All work called for and delvered Drop a card to Rado and Bmttary Servce 2 Charles Street Carteret, or call Carteret 35'-^ tf. Woodbrdge 778-J wlled hm the lght heavyweght crown Delaney voluntarly resgned. t mght have fallen nto much worse handn than Mke's. Off hand we don't happen to thnk of any better fghter n bn class, now that Delaney has entered the heavy-weght dvson. Too Much Forced Draft Playng Bll Tlden, a lttle over thrty, a already on the down-grade as far as stamna s concerned. Yet day after day he competes n on*, or more tournaments or exhbton matches from the tme the season starts untl t ends. Ths year he even rushed the season by gong to Europe and engagng n Sprng tounu-' qenta. TlUen has never spared hmself as far *.34 tenns was concerned. He does not beleve n the theory that a man may tran down too fne and go stale. He ought to be the best judge of hs own capacty but those who have watched hs career are of the opnon Bll s shortenng hs tme at the top of the heap by pro- ' ceedng too, much under forced draft. Tenns s a stamna sappng pastme. A hard, fve-ret match leaves a player tred out. To engage n matches day after day leaves Httle chance to recuperate and by the end of the season the racquet welder had dpped pretty deep nto the well of reserve strength. Tlden s human; he cannot escape payng the penalty f he nssts on gnorng Nature's demand for a rest perod durng whch uae*d-up energy may be restored.,, Molla Fnd* the Youngsters Troublesome n the Wmbledon Tournament Mrs. Malory, Amercan champon, was elmnated by lttle Betty Nuthall. Here the other day our own Mss Jacobs, the Calforna schoolgrl, trpped up the Norse grl n straght sets. Mrs. Mallory stands to lose her Amercan champonshp ths year. Wth Helen Wlls back n play and wth a host of European women on hand to oppose her the odda are a- bout anythng you want to name that she'll not even be a contender n the fnal round. Well, she's had her day. Youth cannot alway»?) ; be held n check. ls^-mortgages 2nd Constructon Loans* Ready Money Quck Acton!! Call 26-lR Woodbrdge or 344 New Brunswck MONEY TO LOAN COLONA B. & L, Aas'n has funds avalable for mmedate loan ol frst bond or mortgage on mproved real estate n Woodbrdge TownsMj^ Applcaton blanks may be procure* by addressng the secretary, Jas. Mc- Nelly, E. Clff Rd., Colona, or at the offce of the attorney, Henry St v C. Uvn, 66 Man street, Woodbrdge. l4. mmm. MtM «> M MtM vv«mrto OPE SHE Saturday, August 6th and Sunday, August 7 th CARTRET PRft Fnest Resdental Property n Carteret Carter* P.rk. located on the man road between Carteret and Rahway and ru*. from Rahw.y Avenue along the Fa.«lne to Rahway Rver. The Fartlne T X ha.".fton...p adjonn*.he property and the Ea.t R.Way.ta.on of the Centra. Ralroad, only fve hundred,500. fee, away. The property.. all hgh and dry and re.trcted to hgh d... dwellng hou.e,. The property ha..wewalk. and a «wer.y.tem.. aboutfo be uutalled. A SPECAL REDUCTON n the purchase prce of each lot s gong to be madeyurng ths sale. ', Buy a Ste Now For Your Future Home Choce Lots from $250 up : Terms 0% down and 2% per month ' /.,. ^ REALTY CO., 7 Cooke Avenue, Carteret, N. J. Come out and look at the property next Saturday or Sunday whether you buy or not

6 n the Truth about OL HEAT Ths Book s FREE! THEA AMERCAS MOST thy S.-hmlnn ltl,, -..tt..rs of spennl POPULAR SPORT A FLM BACKGROUND Baseball World Pctured n "Slde, Kelly, Slde!", New Comedy-Romance s V, K,.] y. <; j Wllams, Dnro nos as a hnselml] plnyrr, dn., ( the new pcture, fnd the *,.,.,.,.', note. pny was Hy A. '. Younger, f ;l Edward Spljtwrk, lrertor <>f moua as scenarst nf "Brown of. lr Tn lnts" and hmself <>ncp n- van!." THE COOLER * No more mystery no more half truths no more techncal and engneerng "patter" whch few homeowners understand! Ths new book sweeps asde all these, and deals wth ol heat as you would lke to kaow t n your home, and nothng else. t dgs out the truths about cost of operaton, supply of ol, cleanlness, dependablty, and gves them to you so smply that all who read wll quckly gan new.understandng of ol heat. HEATNG HOMES WTH OL s not ntended for the dle curous but rather for those who are sck and tred of vexatous, uneven temperature. Who really want the comforts only ol heat can brng. No famly that has experenced the dre effects of coal strkes, temperamental coal fres, or low gas pressure should go another day wthout knowng what ol heat means to health, to freedom from care to sold comfort. You owe t to yourself and famly to at least consder these facts. Just send the coupon shown below and the next majjfcwll brng t to you. No cost no oblgaton at all! As authorzed dealers for Ol-O-Matc n ths cty, we offer you the servces of graduates of the Wllams nsttute of Heat Research. Letus examne your heatng plant and gve you the complete cost of a guaranteed nstallaton. Ths Coupon Brngs t FREE! DEALER'S NAME AND ADDRESS Please send me wthout oblgaton a copy of "Heatng Homes wth Ol" wth plan for deal arrangement of basement space. Kelly & MeAlnden Co. 74 Smth St. Tel. Perth Amboy 960 Perth Amboy NOTCE TO CONTRACTORS Seated proposals for the constructon of Concnete Curb and Gutter on Jean Court between Berry Street and Eleanor Street, Woodbrdge Townshp, Mddlesex County, New Jersey, wll be receved by the Townshp Commttee of Woodbrdge Townshp, Mddlesex County, New 'Jersey, untl 3.30 p. m. (Daylght leavng Tme) August 8, 927, at whch tme they whl be publcly opened and read h the Memoral 'Muncpal Buldng, Woodbrdge, New Jersey.! The work conssts of approxmately 300 lneal feet of Concrete Curb and Gutter, 2 Catch Basns and 480 lneal feet of 2" V. S. Ppe. Plans and specfcatons for the 'proposed work, prepared by George R. Merrll, Townshp Engneer, have been fled n the offce of sad Engneer, n the Muncpal Buldng, Woodbrdge Townshp, New Jersey, and may be nspected by prospectve bdders durng busness hours. The standard proposal forms are attached to the specfcatons, copes of whch may be obtaned upon applcaton to the Engneer. Plans and specfcatons wll be furnshed to prospectve bdders upon payment of Ten {$0.00) Dollars, whch amount wll be refunded upon Return of plans and specfcatons before the tme specfed for the openng of bds. Bds must be made on the standard proposal forms n the manner desgnated theren and requred by the specfcatons; must be enclosed n sealed envelopes, bearng the NEW JERSEY'S FNEST PLAY HOUSE READE'S NEW MAJESTC THEATRE PERTH AMBOY ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S FNEST THEATRES CONTNUOUS :30 to :00 P. M. TODAY and TOMORROW SUNDAY t( Monte Blue n THE BRUTE" "SLAVES OF BEAUTY" Wth Earle-Foxe, Margaret Lvngston and Olve Tell MONDAY, TUESDAY and Wednesday Florence Vdor n "AFRAD TO LOVE" THURSDAY, FRDAY and SATURDAY Regnald Denny n "FAST AND FUROUS" KETH-ALBEE VAUDEVLLE D«y Except Sunday Walks to Rahway From Phladelpha To Answer Summons Fned $50.00 For mproper Plates; Gven Consderaton After he had walked seventy-fve mles from Phladelpha to Rahway to answer to a summons gven hm last Thursday by a State Motor Vehcle nspector, Davd Ncholson, 36 years old, of 889 North 42nd street, Phladelpha, was found gulty of op- 'eratng a truck wth dealer's lcense plates and was fned $50. Because of hs nterest n answ'ng the sum mons despte the fact that he has just obtaned employment. Ncholson was "gven specal consderaton t>y the State nspectors and gven a short 'perod n whch to rase money e nough to pay the fne. Ncholson testfed that he was marred and the father of several chldren and the frm wth whom he was employed n Camden recently went bankrupt and he lost fve week* pay. He then obtaned employment drvng a.produce truck and was passng through Rahway wtjh a load! of potatoes when the State Motor Vehcle nspector notced hs truck 'hal dealer's plates on t. He stated that he employer told hm that le should gve the man rdng wth 'hm a demonstraton on how the truck carred a heavy load before he sold a truck. Ths Ncholson sad, 'accounted for the mproper regstraton, Ncholson was forced to "hop" rdes back te Phladelpha, after he had been gven hs release by the polce authortes. name and address of the bdder and name of proposed work on the outsde, addressed to the TownBhp Commttee, Woodbrdge Townshp, New Jersey, and must be accompaned by a certfed check for a sum of 0% of the amount bd wthout condtonal endorsement, provded sad check 'ahull not be less than $500.00, payjable to the order of the Townshp "treasurer, and a Surety Company certfcate statng that Surety.Company wll provde the bdder wth the requred bond, md must be delvered at the plact) and 'before the hour above mentoned. j The Townshp Commttee reserve: the rght to reject any or all bds j 4 deemed to the best nterest of tt$ Townshp so to do, B. J. Townhp Clerk) Dated July 28, 927. Advertsed July 2), 927 and August 5, l9l! U a prescrpton for op*. Flu, Dengue, Menton ths paper to advertsers, t helps you, t helps them, t helps vour Da>er. HANES HAS TTLE ROLE Featured Wth Sally O'Nel and Harry Carey n Flm Drected by Ed Sedgwck The two most popular t!n(?r n Amerca ^aaeball and the movng pcture sre combned n "Slde, Kelly, Slde!" at the Empre Theatre, Rahway, Monday and Tuesday. One can not only see a thrllng screen drama but also the recent World Seres, as the cameras nvaded the p-andatands at New York and SU Lous, and crucal plays of the naton's baseball classc form dramatc hghlghts for the new romance of baseball, wth Wllam Hanes, star of "Brown of Harvard," Sally O'Nel, Harry Carey, Karl Dane and other famous pl»y«r», C»«t t Exceptonal Besdes the famous screen players, the cast ncludes some of th«greatest fgures n professonal baseball. The "team" n the pcture ncludes Bob Meusel, nsn Meuael, Tony Lazzer of the Yankees, all World Seres heroes, Mke Donlln, for years dol of the New York Gants and now a pcture player, and others recruted from the leagues of dfferent parts of Amerca. The spectacular World Seres contest s made the center of a grppng romance of a "bush league" player, who wns fame n the New York team, a role enacted by Hanes. Others n the cast nclude Warner Rchmond, of "Fre Brgade" ame Eleen Sedgwck, the German grl of "Tn HaU", Junor Coghlan, FLT DESTROYS Mothsjfoaches Bedbugs JFles Other Household nsects STRAND THEATRE. PERTH AM BOY Evenng at 8:30. Matnees Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2:30. All Seats Reserved. Box Offce Open 0 a. m. to 0 p. m. Summer Prces: Mat. 50c 30c; Eve. 75c, BOc & 30c. Telephone Perth Amboy 593 TODAY AND TOMORROW Last Two Day* of the Great Laugh Fest "THE CALLAHANS AND THE MURPHYS" 7 Days Begnnng Sunday, August 7 R0DA ROCQUE and DOLORES DEL RO n " RESURRECTON " By Count Leo Tolstoy A Pcture That Throbs To The Heart-Beat Of Humanty 0WTZ HARDWARE "f t's Hardware, We Have t " Full Lne of M ' [> n HARDWARE, PANTS, OLS, VAR-, NpHW, HOUSE FUftNlSHNQS ROOSBVELT AVE. OARTEBET, N. J. THEATRE..TWO PERFECT PCTURES DALY We Hear And Lke To Hear Our patrons any, "' lke to (to to the Empre, ^here's somethng so pleasng about t, dfferent from others, t sn't jut a move housp, but a place where John and spent hours that would otherwse have dragged." Yej, we beleve we have such a house. t s not the most e- laborate but t embodes warmth and cres of welcome, and we try to provde you wth entertanment that wll chase all troubles-accumulated durng workng hours. MONTE BLUE "THE BRUTE" also "THE SECRET STUDO wth OLVE BORDEN Sunday-Contnuous Performance LONCHANEY "Flesh and Blood" ' EVELYN BRENT n "FLAME OF THE ARGENTNE" \ Monday and Tuesday The greatest baseball pcture ever made Wth Real Bg League Players! "Slde, Kelly, Slde!" wth Wllam Haws and Sally O'Nel A szzlng ht rght off the bat Wednesdayand Thursday GENE STRATTON-PORTER'S Latest novel made nto a grppng screen classc 'THE MAGC GARDEN" Wth MARGARET MORRS and RAYMOND KEANF. Also the Saturday Evenng Post Story by Lucan Cary "WHTE FLANNELS" Wth LOUSE DRESSER, JASON ROBAROS and VRGNA BROWNE FARE Frday and Saturday Treachery, Slander, Decet, Le. and Gossp almost runed the happness of two " LOVER S ". wth Ramon Novarro and Alce Terry Also Edgar Rce Burrough'a Colossal Jungle Story "TARZAN AND THE GOLDEN LON" Crescent Theatre PERTH AMBOY, N. J. TODAY and TOMORROW "SNOWBOUND" W<h BUt Blytha.nd Rofewt Agne* SUNDAY and MONDAY Buck Jones n "GOOD AS GOLD" Wl also THE CRUEL TRUJll"

7 For Chld'* Best Growth How would your chldren score to-,; V «R compared wth the dy school rlosod? Have they (raned n weght? Are they easer to mannfre and less table? n askng these questons jrr Mnre C. Doermann, extenson specalst n foods at Rutgers Unversty, ponts out that now» the tme to ton» the deal tme for ((rowng chldren to make ther greatest gans n physcal development. Most of the n out of ()oor * check up M there '" st " another month to make good any shortcomngs that may be found. Ms» Doermann contnues: 'Vaca- t day P n P lft y out of ()oor * where there plenty of Bunshne and Jr«h ar. Durng the summer month* there s an abundance of frut and vegetables wth -whch to tempt the appette. n spte of all these good thngs many chldren are not n as good physcal condton when vacaton ends as they were at the close of school, "Many chldren use up too much energy each day to gan any weght, and some even lose weght. ht Regular R l meals, rest perods, and sleep are absolutely easental for good growth. An hour of quet play or readng after the noon meal ads dgeston and allows the body to rest. Perhaps the most dffcult taak for mother «to have th«chldren sleep the requred nne or t«n hours, but ths s most necessary f chldren are to gan n weght. "n many schools, health clncs are beng held durng the vacaton months. Mothers would do well to fnd out what day the clnc s to be open and take thefa- chldren so they may know whether or not regular gans n health are beng made." K*Ml n tba Cloud. Then an thousands of young chaps who are lookng so hard at the future that they forget to make B dent on the present. Amercan Magane. Wa.h.blft Goods Prndln, Great Use Wth Women Wth the ncreasng we of washable dresses n hot weather, mnny smart cotton and lnen frocks hnvc been desgned, observe* Mrs Cnh^rno Brehel, extenson clothng specalst for New Jersey. Dscussng Rummer attre for women she says: "Lnen s cool nnd s to be found n lovely, hand-hlorknl patterns whch may be madp nto stunnng frocks and coats. Often a plan lnen dreses worn wth n coat of prnted lnen. For persons wh cannot afford lnen, there are good- ookng prnted cottons that look j almost lke lnen. These may be used for entre dresses or for coats. For country or seashore these washable coats are not only attractve but practcal because they may he laundered so easly. "n fner fabrc* one fnd* cotton prnt*, voles, dmtes, and organdon. Cotton, prnts vary n wdth. Mnny come 82 nches wde, whch s not an economcal wdth for cuttng a garment for the larger woman. For a woman 34 or 36 nches, or even 38 f her hps are not large -ths wdth may be used to advantage, but the 36 or 40-nch wdth should be chosen for larger szes. The texture of the fabrc should bo noted before t s bought, and one should remember that crsp materals lke dmty and organde are only for Blght fgures, speakng eenernlly, should be worn only by the younger woman. The softer voles nrc bolter suted to maturer types. "Most of the cotton and Hnons sold now are fast color but, even so, must be carefully laundered. Due should always use a neutral vmp, never hot water, and never let tlp garment hang n the brght sunshne t «much wser to une a soup soluton than to rub soap on the fabrc. Always rnbe untl not n partcle of soap shows n the water." Menton ths paper to advertser* THE PERTH AMBOY GAS LGHT COMPANY j 206 SMTH STREET Heatng and Cookng Applance Rttud Automatc and Storage Water Haatw CoB-Daa-Rt Radant Logt OJwrlen Effcent nexpwuhf Telephone 48 Perth Amboy New Proeeu Gat Rangea She had a QOOO mason for not takng ppvj advce '.' lfflsf SfV' * T PERTH AMBOY REYNOLDS -«j t *>m L '"*n«mr» t t! >! (. < < < * ' SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE 9 Days of Hgh Powered Sellng of All Summer Merchandse. AMBOY COTTON STORE The Best and Most Popular Store, n Town for Shoppers. 20 Smth St. Perth Amboy, N. J. DRY GOODS NOTONS FURNSHNGS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHLDREN k' V»V t. \ FANCY GOODS Yol Ho! "as the tpsy crew was dragged on "There was much exctement or deck." Everyone, t seems, was all the rum runner," reads a news tem, agrog. Farm and Fresde. Smokeless Soft Coal s Good Fuel We Have t Gvt. Us A Call 33 Perth Amboy RYMSHA & CO., nc. 989 State St.. MAUREK.N.J. m, HOT! ^ W B C N HESOS Sale tart Saturday, August 6th. REYNOLDS BROS., nc. PERTH AMBOY 63 N HtwVbrkCty N. Kngtton c Tfvu N Y. Macamfhl/. U.Y, bey.mj., r HJ, Etltabtth! tw.j. THE CTY OF BETTER VALUES Smth St. Perth Amboy * Mddlesex County's "BG STORE" "Qualty and True Worth" Tablod Reducng Lcnon One, two, head BACK! Three, four, chest OUT! Ths exercse s for tfe stout. Keep bendng 'tll Your fngers touch The floor and you'll Beslmmer Much. And f you're not Recced by far, Ju?t keep t up Untl you are.--e. A. The above headng s our guarantee of far treatment, qualty and value t s your assurance that what yo,u buy here wll satsfy y,ou We make no msleadng statements to persuade you to trade wth us. R«lt Read Rapdly 'Redheads are above the average n ntellgence, but too speedy," began an edtoral n the Woman's Home Companon. A deluge of protestng letters from red-hared grls followed, "But the edtoral was all about red-headed taxcab drvers," protested the edtor n the next ssue. Gallant Lawmakers Brtsh conservatves fear that England wll ultmately go the way Lke Poltcal Platforms of the Unted States, whch s regarded as a country where laws are To the wooden-headed everythng passed largely to please women. a knotty problem Farm and. wyyol 0 mav 8 ~Home "companon; Fresde, L -Menton ths paper to advertsers -Menton ths paper to advertsers '«helps you, t helps them, t hejp your paper. MACHNE; SHOP A. H. BOWER MACHNE SHOP No job too large or too small Freeman Street, at P. H. R. Tel. Woodbrdge 56S W0ODBRDGE, N. J. EST. 9 Babes Love t For all stomach, and ntestnal troubles anctcfsturbancea due to teethng, there {a nothng better than a sale nfants' and Chldren's Laxatve. MRS. WNSLOWS SYRUP \ ( kv V' fcv- l>. ( Tree Make* Starch n the cournf (f u lay, an overage tree manufacturers swnc 20 pounda of atarfh. UutoSujqqeAtoru BY A. SNYDER Drve rfcht n and park your car for the day or store t for the week or month. Our our rates are reasonable. "Suyder'3 s always a good auto suggeston" SNYDER5 GARAGE AUTO SUNDRES AND REPARS 354 AMBOV AYE. V A MCKE, THE PRNTER'S DEVL By Chartes Sugln* HAO AU- TVCR. wuwtua powe AT VOME, SO TU PAPER. WAS MAKHC* HA.0 A OW TW AAAW Ye Edtor Knew UAO BEEU THERE A WEEK. AMD TVMUGG. VUB4Y EDTOR. HEAVEP A9WW AUD," THEH CAW Foot we», DEAD, AMD 'leas! menton ths paper whe< purchasng from our ajvurtaert, -~~M«ntun Lhs paper to mvertaera 'Jontc for Cuts and Wono Prevent nfecton! v Treat every cut, wound or scratch wth ths powerfd non-posonous antseptc Zonte actually klls germs. Helps to heal, too. AWffft AMP WEfW9Ot>Y THE FEATHERHEADS UtU-UEU. 3HooLt> HAMS BEEN UftNOfftU WTH M B- CAUGHT "WE AR6E3T PSH 0P"t«Ee SO FAQ THS V6AE-? Thereby Spolng a Story CLUQ HNVflSlW. Eaftle Bran4 haa rased more healthy babes than all otber nfant foods combned.' EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MLK. t«kuy NO Dues. R. A. flrner Fuural Blractor mm Epvrt Eutwlasr t» Tba only fully uqupped v data Undertakng Establsh*]* town. Far TTMtmant t«ab.

8 PUBLC NOTCE v fv'n thnl nt the f'uklc Mrclnt "f thp Boronjfh * (vu'l uf bc Morngh of ("artont h.-ld nn.nly S, 027, the followny ' trlmnr <> t'> wt: "AN nhmnanv.e TO VA("ATK. FtKLKA^K AND EXTNGUSH TK MLH' RGHTS N THK CKTAN l'ortons OF TOM'- KNS AVENUE, WOODBRDGF. slonpr the fthrrly lne of Roosevelt BVO K. m r'onrsb of north 6 mnute west from th<> corner form,.,l ly the ntersecton of the north ely lne of dblfl RooWVplt BVPnllP wth the westerly lno of Woodbrrlgf Mvemo; fnd from sad begnntk put pnnng thence () along tho renter lnn of n««l Tompkns avenue us shown nn the above menton AVENUE, FRST STREET AND ed mup, southerly, 30 feet more or OLD LANE, AS LAD DOWN ON lens, to the southerly lne of lands A MAP ENTTLED, 'MAP OF shown on sad Map of New Woul- TE TOWN OF NEW WOOD- brdge fnd the Rndley Map. HRKE N MDDLESEX COUN- TY, N THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, SURVEYED BY FRAN- CS P. VDE,, OF NEW YORK N 82f, A COPY OF WHCH - WAS FLED N THE CLERK'S OFFCE OF MDDLESEX COUN- TY ON JULY 7, 893, BY G. R. LNDSAY AS MAP No. 28,' WHCH ARE LOCATED UPON THE LANDS OF THE WARNER CHEMCAL COMPANY." WHEREAS on June 24, 927, th«borough Councl of the Borough of Carterpt, receved and fled n petton from the Warner Chemcal of a porton of Company, owners land shown on a certan map en. ttled, "Map of the Town of New ed m»p. F ur ' TRACT 2: TOMPKNR AVE- NUE BEGNNNG at a pont located n the northerly lne of Roosevelt avenue (formerly Rahway avenue;, nn shown on sad map; sad pont beng dstant Three Hundred and T*rerty-fve (32.V) feet measured along the sad northerly lne of Roosevelt avenue on a course of south 04 degrees mnute east from the corner formed by the ntersecton of the sad Northerly lne of Roosevelt avenue wth the easterly lne of <afayette street as shown on sad map; and from sad begnnng runnng thence () northerly, along the sam center lne of Tompkns avenue an shown on the above mtenton- Hundred and Seventy- Woodbrdgc n Mddlesex County, n the State of New Jersey, surveyed by Francs P. Vdel of New York, on sad map. ftve tnore and or *" ^nthfl {* *} J?± l«ss, to a pont as shown n 826, a copy of whch was fled TRACT 3: OLD LANE BEGNn th<> Clerk's Offce of Mddlesex NNG at a pont located n. the County on July 7, 893 by G. R. Lndsay as Map No. 23," requestng the passng of an ordnance vacatng, releasng and extngushng the publc rghts arsng from the dedcaton of sad streets shown on sad map as to all of the lands lyng n the bed of all sad streets shown on sad map, lyng wthn the boundares of lands now owned by the sad Warner Chemcal Company; AND WHERBAS, t appears to the Borough Councl that the streets shown on sad map, lyng wthn the boundares of lands owned by the Northerly lne of Roosevelt avenue (tflormerly 'Rahway avenue), at ts pont of ntersecton wth the center lne of Old Lane as shown orr the aforesad map, sad pont beng dstant TWo Hundred and Eghtyfve (285') feet measured along the sad southerly lne of Roosevelt avenue on a course of south 64 degrees mnute «aat from the corner fovmed by the ntersecton of the sad southerly lne of Roosevelt avenue wth the easterly lne of Lofayette street; and from sad begnnng pont runnng thence () along Warner Chemcal Company, have not the center lne of sad Old Lane as been opened and wll not be of beneft shown on the above mentoned map, to the publc, and that the pub- Three Hundred and Twenty-eght lc nterests wll be better served by vacatng and releasng the lands n the bed of sad streets from any publc use. NOW, THEREFORE, BE T OR- DANED BY THE COUNCL OF THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET:. That any publc rghts whch (328') feet, more or legs, to a pont n the northerly lne of lands of the Warner Chemcal Company as shown on the above mentoned map. TRACT 4: WOODBRDGE AVE- NUE BEGNNNG at a pont located n the Northerly lne of Roosevelt avenue (formerly Rahway avenue), may have arsen or may arse from at ts pont of ntersecton any dedcaton of the streets shown on a certan map enttled, "Map of the Town of New Woodbrdge n wth the center lne of Woodbrdge avenue as shown on the aforementoned map, sad pont beng dstant Mddlesex County, n the State of Three Hundred and Thrty (330') New Jersey, surveyed by Francs P. feet along the sad northerly lne of Vdcl of New York n 826, a copy Rooseve t avenue, on a course of of whch was fled n the Clerk's Offce of Mddlesex County on July 7, 893 by G. R. Lndsay as Map No. jgouth 64 degrees mnute east from the corner formed by the ntersecton of the sad northerly lne of 23," nsofar as the lands le n Roosevelt avenue wth the easterly the bed of sad streets shown on 'sad map and wthn the boundares lne of Tompkns avenue as shown on sad map; and from sad begnnng of lands owned by the sad Warner pont runnng thence () a- Chemcal Company, vs: ThoM. long the sad center'lne of Woodbrdge streets or parts of streets, the eenter lnes of whch are Approxmately descrbed as follows, to wt: avenue as shown on the a bove mentoned map, northerly, Four Hundred and Eghty-four (484') feet more or less to the northerly tne of lands of the sad Warner Chemcal Company. TRACT : TOMPKNS AVE- NUE BEGNNNG at a pont located n the Southerly lne of Roosevelt avenue (formerly Rahway aveenue), at ts pont of ntersecton wth the center lne of Tompkns avenue as shown on the aforesad map and also as shown on Map of Alfred N..Radley, sad pont beng dstant Three Hundred and Twenty- TRA.OT 6: FRST STREET BE- GNNNG at a pont located n the westerly lne of Tompkns avenue at ts pont of ntersecton wth the center lne of Frst street as shown on the aforesad map, sad pont be ng dstant Four Hundred and For- ANDERSON'S MARKET New Brunswck Ave. - Fords, N. J. Telephone Perth Amboy 385 FREE DELVERY SPECAL SALE FOR FRDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY FRESH PORK LONS Not Frozen Fresh Cal Hams T C b O C Swft's Premum Ham Whole or half lb Prme Rb Roast The best, lb.... WHOLE OR HALF AND SMALL PORK 25c A POUND Lard Snow-Whte J H Compound, lb.. luc Tub Butter' lb...' c Potatoes O C\ 5 lbs for... OVC Chuck Roast, the best 8c Fresh Chopped Meat 5c Fresh Selected Eggs Fresh Beef Lver lb Roastng Lamb lb. 29c Salt Pork Fat Chcken Feed, all knds 5 pounds for large Wuhpff JWer. «Swft's Combnaton FREE Fryng Pah 5c a Dozen 8c MamondNote There nre two N<<»B to everythng, but try to nke nn umpre beleve t. * 'ltenhjb contnues to cause Mnnnter Hny Krlmlk n lot of worry these YK.» Tenns nnrt baseball were the only payng aportu last yrr at the Racng Club de France.» Carl Mays, Cncnnat ptcher, s one of the best httng twlrlers n the game, He has a near.400 average. *» Paul Klnney, former star ptcher of Colgate unversty, has been sold by the Syracuse Stars to the Albany club of the Eastern league. The Pacfc Coast league has released Umpre Thomas Croofce. What allusons must hove been made when that young man was umprng. Wllbert Robnson, manager-presdent of the Brooklyn Robns, observed hs sxty-thrd btftbday on Juue 20. He was born n 86*. Lazzer s fully as fne shortstdp as he s a second baseman, Hs strong throwng arm s seen to better advantage at short than at second! however. Lou Qehrlg, home-run swattng frst baseman of the Yankees, learned hst baseball at Columba unversty as one of the lberal advantages of a college duraton. * Raymond (Snooks) Dowd, veternn nn elder, hat been released by Brdgetort because of a bad throwng arm. He was the leadng base runner of the league,» Patsy Donovan, veteran manager, was released by tbe Provdence club and hs place was taken by Fddle Eayrs, outfelder, who had been actng as captan. Samuel "Red" Nevs of, HokeodBUkua. Pa., captan ahd star catcher of the Lehgb unversty nne durng the 927 season, has Joned tbe world's champon Cardnals. «Arthur Fox, baseball coach at Wllams college, has Joned the Boston Red Sox for a tral. He was a star at Brown unversty and has had mnor league experence. The Waner brothers an dong a nce lttle Job of work as Prates. Seldom you'll fnd two Prates n one famly, one battng the other around the bases the way those boys do. Tommy Connolly, veteran umpre of the Amercan league, suffered a broken nose when Todt of the Red Sox threw wld to frst base and struck the arbter who was offcatng there.» * Benny Karr, who ptched for the Cleveland ndans the last two and a half seasons, has been traded to New Orleans of the Southern assocaton for Walter Brown, promsng young rght-hander, Roy Chesterfeld, promsng rghthander untl he showed up at tranlug camp wth a bad arm, has'been released by the Yankees to Chattanooga of the Southern league. An opton s. held on hm. ' Charles flewblll, daho Falls Spuds 4 ptchng ace, entered the baseball hall of fame when he hurled the Brat noht, no-run game n the hstory of the Utah-daho baseball league, defeatng Twn,Falls by a score of 4 to 0. Accordng to a well-founded report the Mlwaukee baseball club of the Amercan assocaton w ll be sold a the end of tbe present seasob.to,persons connected or closely alled wth the Chcago Natonal league club. ' ty-sx and sx tenths (444.6') feet from the corner formed by the ntersecton of 'the sad westerly lne of Tompkn9 avenue.wth the norths erly lne of Roosevelt avenue (formerly Rahway avenue) as shown on sad map; and from sad begnnng pont thence () along the center lne of Frst street as shown on sp.d map, easterly, Four Hundred and Ten (40') feet, more or less, to the easterly lne of Woodbrdge avenue as shown on sad map. Be and the same are hereby vaqated and the publc rghts theren released, relnqushed and extngushed as of the full wdth of the streets shown on Bfld map and to the extent that the center lnes thereof are herenabove defned. 2. Tba ordnance shall take effect mmedately. ntroduced July 8, 927. Passed' on frst and second readngs July 8, 927. ' Advertsed July 22 and 29 wth notce of hearng August, 9<57." Pasaed on fnal readng, adopted and approved August, 927. Advertsed as.adopted Auguut b, 927. HARVEY VO. PLATT, Boruugh Clerk. Approved: T. J. MULVHLL, Mayor. NOTCE The foregong ordnance was adopted at a regular meetng of the 'Councl.of the Borough of Carteret hatd on Monday evenng, August, Come n t Wll Pay You to become a regular advertser n Baby Chcks and Summer Flowers Now Grown by Scentfc Warmth Scence and Amercan nventveness, dolnp a heller Job than Mother Hen herself, developed these peepng bts of lfe n a great hatchery. ncubators holdng 40,000 eggs each are b>:'d wth less fuss 'and rsk than nre nvolve* when Bddy herself uttcmpts the care of a nest holdng n dozen. An ol burner s knder to the eggs than the hen mother. She leaves her nest n perotfnl search of food, but t "stays on tho nest" contlnu ously through the long ncubaton porlorl. Trl the rcnr* nf H ablft 'pnsylvnn sprng' t nstantly adjusts tself Htonmtlrally to fvpry outsllp rhnkc of *Pn[)Pratnro. Even n fow lckroos ellffer- n tbp «'K(,'s' warmth would rapan dcntl for the chrks. frownrs of Hollnml's far-famed tulps, borrowlnc HP lleu, perhaps, from th«krusnnpolsky Hotel, n Amsterdam, nlso USP Amerfcnnmade ol burners, thus nsurng the correct and suf«growth of ther flrppnhouse blossoms. Frgd wlndb, sweepng down from the North 'aganst tho prpat expanses of glass roofs, mean nothng to the flower growers. The burners at once, wthout touch from the attendants' bands, delver the extra needed heat. "Relef from fumes and odor, noted when a home-owner changes to ol fuel, s one reason for the wde adopton of ol burners," sad C. t. WlllHms, presdent of the Wllams Otl-0-Mtlc Heatng Corporaton. "Now ther adopton s extendng fast nto establshments where delcate lfe or property must be safeguarded, where combuston fumes would be dnngerous nnd costly, and where heat must be kept at a constant level." 927. amended: The bonds authorzed thereby wll (a) No part of the cost of sad be ssued and delvered after the' mprovements has been or s to be m J..!.. 3 Twenty-thrd day - of.. September, r specally assessed aganst property r* 9?7, and. any sut, acton or proceedng to set asde or vacate ths ordnance must be begun wthn twenty days after the publcaton of ths statement Such bonds wll not be ssued f protests aganst same are fled under Secton 9, Chapter 252, P. L. 96, as amended, unless a proposton for the ssuance thereof Shall be adopted at s!n electon under sad secton. HARVEJT VO. PLATT, Borough Clerk. AN ORDNANCE PROVDtNG FOR THE RASNG OF $287, BY THE SSUANCE OF PUBLC MPROVEMENT BOJTOS OP THE BOROUGH OF CARTBRET. BE T ORDANED BY THE BOR- OUGH COUNCL OF CARTER- ET, N THE COUNTY OF MD- DLESEX:. That for the purpose of meetng the cost of general mprovements of the Borough heretofore duly authorzed, t s necessary to rase Two Hundred and Eghty Seven Thousand specally benefted. (b) The average probable perod of usefulness of the mprovements for whch sad bonds are tp be ssued, computed n the manner descrbed by Secton 4 of sad Chapter 252 of the Laws of 96 as a- mended (sad mprovements beng ether not yet completed or completed wthn one year pror to the frst day of July, 927) s thrty-eght years begnnng the frst day of July, 927. (c) The ayerage assessed valuaton of the taxable real property ncludng mprovements of the Borough of Carteret, computed upon the next precedng three valuatons thereof n the maqner provded n Secton 2 of sad Chapter 252 of the Laws of 96, as amended, s f'8,9,06. (d) The net debt of the Borough of Carteret computed n the manner requred by Secton 2 as amended, ncludng the ndebtedness hereby ncurred s $367, (e> The statement requred by as- follows?»w'secton 2, showng sad net For the payment of the cost of ^ etc., t has h been b made d and d fled fld constructon of the sewer known as wth the Borough Clerk as requred "Noe's Creek 9ewer". 260, by. sad act.,..., For the payment o? the cost, n, B - The.^ sh»» ' ev? d J addton to the»lm>,0<x).q0 hereto-» " ;"Me y of the bonds shall fore provded fov & purpose, of be^utstand.ng, at the same n tme.as the same other manner taxes, erectng a Borough Hall and provdng furnture an$ fxture* therefor, a tax upon all taxable property of $37, , the Borough. suffcent to produce the M..,...., araount 2. That there be ssued pursuant J P cpaj M»d. nterest to to Chapter 252 oj the Laws of New, maturc the ^weedng year. Jersey of 96 aa amended, bonds of the Borough of:carteret to be known as Publc mprovement Bonds t n the amount of t%o Hundred and Eghty Seven Thousand ($287, ) Dollars, or auch less amount as upon the sale thereof n the manner provded by law shall produce sad amount. 3. Sad bonds stall be n such denomnaton and fprm and payable K l nterest n such manner and at such tmes and place and bear nterest at such rate as may be provded by resoluton of the Councl, shall be sgned-by jthe Mayor and Treasurer and attested by the Clerk under the seal of the Borough, and f coupons for the payment of. nterest b* attached, they shall be executed-y the facsmle sgnature of the Borough. Treasurer. 4, The followng matters are hereby determned and declared, pursuant to the rules ol' Chapter 262 of the Laws of 9ft of Mew J«ray ** ft 5 6. Ths ordnance shall take effect n the manner provded by law. ntroduced July 8, 927. Passed on frst and second readngs July 8, 927. Advertsed July 22 and 29 wth notce of hearng August, 927. Passed an fnal readng, adopted and approved August, 927. Advertsed as adopted AuguBt 6, 927. HARVEY VO. PLATT, Borough Clerk. Approved: T. J. MULVHLL, Mayor. N o t c Notce s hereby gven that the foregong ordnance was passed on the thrd and fnal readng at a meetng of tbe Councl of the Borough of Carteret held.on August, 927, and was approved by the Mayor of sad borough on Alugust, 927. HARVEY VO. PLATT, ' Borough Clerk. SOMETHNG NEW! n TWO-PECE SUTS Strped Jackets and Whte Skrts Very Specal at -,---. Slk Dresses, «kr tjrlth <t9 50 «P and up A Few Left (7) of the Dresse. formerly d» [ at,. : 2 for * k J DRESSES We Carry» Full Ua» of Well Made Stouts StYlM 38 Man Sfc [ Take Advantage of these Money-Savng Specals Frday to Monday nclusve Fly-Tox, Reg. 75csze 69 C Reg. 50c sze 39c Rd Thosp Pesky Fles and Mosqutoes Black Flag Powder, Reg 75c sze Regular 40c M7P 69c Woodbury's Facal Soap, 3 n box, Reg. 75c 59c Castolay Super-fne Castle Soap, 2 for 29c Regular 20c Cake Palm Olve Shampoo, Reg. 50c Nujol, Reg $.00 sze Ovaltne, large Feenamnt, Reg. 25c sze Exlax, Reg. 50c sze Albrght Tooth Brushes Rubber-set, Regular 35c Lsterne Tooth Paste, Reg, 25c 2c Vacuum Bottles, qt. sze, reg. $2.50 $:98 Pnt sze, Reg. $.35 gg c Vest Pocket Cameras, Reg. $0 Spec. $7.50 All 5c Cgarettes 2 for 25c All 0c Cgars 3 for 25c at Frankefy Pharmacy 76 Man St. Phone 50 Woodbrdge Prescrptons Our Specalty We use Standard Makes of Drugs and Chemcala n our Prescrpton Department Taste Our Delcous ce Cream Sodas HARRS' DEPT. STORE Man Street Successor to ENGELMAN'S "Rahwty' Moat Popular Store" 2g Rahway N. Wko b He Thrd Wnner n The Harrs' Store Frend-Makng Contest? 35S5 TBU week's gft U a Beautful 26-Pece Set of Wm. Rogers Slverware. Ths set s guaranteed wthout tme lmt. t s decorated n tke pretty "Trumph" Style. Come over to our store and jon our Frend-Makng Contest. ^ Harrs' Dept. Store Specals Week ol August 5- Double Thread Fancy Jacquard Towels f or ft 00 4'"$ A Pretty Assortment of Men's Fancy A prs. for Rayon Hose *T $ 00 2 Mummy Japanese Slk Pongee Men's Fne Qualty Whte Broadcloth Shrts 79c yard TUESDAY SPECAL,, * AuaruBt 9, 927 A Handsome Assortment of Udw French Vole Gowns Uce-Trmmed and Talored fy\m