High School Students Edit This Issue of Independent. good in coming to address the class. Denny, Franklin Greene, Robert E.

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1 Pubshed Every Tuesday and Frday. 8 Pages Today Sport News, Page V, No. OPERETTA WLL FEATURE EGHTH GRADE GRADUATON j our Cas» W R«ceve Dpomat Tonght n Hgh Schoo Audtorum; Addreu of Wecome By Mdred Bngs The Eghth Grade pup pfra w have, r graduaton exercses n the hgh ',,! audtorum tonght at 8..,',. address of wecome w be gven Mdred Bngs. \n operetta "Under the Sugar,. T XrcaT w be gven by the en- LKTfn'pas:: Raggedy Man, Robert "T.tand; Shuffe Shoon, Davd" My- Vnce Doc, Russe Demarest; Mn. Kmerck Hegedus; Orphant.,,., Mary Gouden; Amber Locks,...rc; Snyben; Dckfe, Bernard,, en; Ace, Ethe Greenhagh; v Locks, Margaret Hoffman.. 'c-s n the casb w comprse :,g Lads' and Lasses' Chorus, nukers' Squdgcums' Chorus, «, Saors' Chorus and Raggedy.,. C-thers for the evenng w c.jeph Boron, John Hnkc, RobrtTany, Water Stman, George j.,, Wjam Denny, Raymond / n. KctfPth Weygandt and Max!! CT. :.., graduates are as foows: (.,«du«te from Efhth Grade :h'-r Burns, gnore Geato, Anna, cone, Gertrude E. Hunt, Md- : K Cancy, Mary Kurucza, Anna agost, Mary R. Merkowt, Rose ; knwz, Heen A. Tashkn, Emy Trojan, Sara Wener, Benjamn ;, ;..o, Raymond G. Cayton, Ar- ;,.r J, Deancy, James,. Gassy,. he n P. ona, Thomas P. Knox,,,'.e A. Woe, Lous F. Kromcr, (. Urton, Rnado S. Lom-,.,!, ny Mundy, Josvph Orban, '.n Zuo, Vncent A. Battman,.,. ey M. Brewton, Ernest K.. k-tader, Benjamn Dembng, rpe Dgn, Water Hob, Edward.ochen, Andrew W. Koze, George Morgan, Raymond Moore, Henry :,r. Joseph Ruddy, Chares J. ko, Andrew M. Smth, Chares...,., Wam Treder, Mdred L. WOODBRDGE, N. J., TUESDAY, Hgh Schoo Students Edt Ths ssue of ndependent Wfe; Offers Horses For Peace Bond PRCE THREE CENTf 8 GRADUATES WLL RECEVE DPLOMASN NEW AUDTORUM Students To Take PaH n Commencement Exercses Thursday Nght; Athetc Awards W Feature Program The ndependent s beng edted ths week by "Woodhrdge Hgh Schoo students pcked from the staff of The Chatterbox, the hgh Bngs, Ruth L. Rram, Margaret Denes Charge* But Bruse* schoo's paper. Three of the staff ara Senors graduatng Thursday. Bokn, Whemna T. Bjomsen, Emy E. Catano, Bertha M. Conrad, Kenneth Canfed s aby fng the' edtor's poston. John Myers Decde Case The graduatng exercses of theh. Lov<', Superntendent of Schoo*. Wnodhndge Hgh Schoo Senor cass Presentaton of dpomas Mevn Dorothy A. Daytott, Freda Feuchtbaum, Heen Feuchtbaum, Mary E. the townshp meetng. Dorothy Maer secutes news of schoo actv- A man's chokng ha own wfe has tu n the Hgh Schoo audtorum. Educaton. s coverng the poce court and wth the assstance of the edtor, w bo hed Thursday evenng '»t H. Cum, Presdent of the Board o Gouden, Hda A. Jacob, Forence tes and the varous graduaton exercses. John Strome s-attendng become somewhat of an Everyday occurrence but when he chokes another dpftmns from Mevn Cum, presmdon, Musc by Aan Therg«*en. Forty-eght students w receve ther Cass Song Words by Aba For- K. Jeyman, Ruth E. Krohne, Paune P. Najvta, Etna E. Neson, Su- records of the baseba team, Chares Jacob B reportng genera man's better haf t seem* that t s a dent of th«board of Educaton. Dr. Award of Przes Arthur C. Ferry, to hgh schoo athetcs and has wrtten a ong artce gvng the san C. Pesce, Martha C. Sprague,, sports. Grace Rankn s cassed as genera reporter, matter for the court* to straghten A. fcoyan FUgerad of Phpsburg Prncpa. Gora R. Schwertz, Dasy T. Zyka, out. At any rate that s exacty what w d d ''ver"to"pr>ncpa' th address" Or Recessona "Coronaton March,' The students have been gven a free hand and so far have Donad A. Bagre, Bernard Bernsten, Joseph F. Boroa, John H. Campodat mnster and s exceptonay got John Kaen nto serous troube; Ftzgerad s a very successfu Meth- from "Te Prophet," Meyerbeer. shown great mert n ther undertakng. Ths ssue w show ther and fnay resuted n hs presence n work. At the /ose of the program the autence / stand and jon n the court on Saturday mornng. Judge be, Russe M. Demarcst, Wam A. good n comng to address the cass. Denny, Frankn Greene, Robert E. Frday's ssue w kewse be edted by the student staff. Martn, Ashey, after hearng " both ' Every succeedng ye»r the graduatsdes of the somewhat extraordnary],,g hgh schoo endeavor, to nut-mater". Humphreys, Davd W. Myers, Ronad ton at Denver. THE PUBLSHER. sngng of "The Woodbrdfe Ama» Havand, John R. Hnke, Robert B. The reguar edtor, G. H. Pra, s attendng the Rotary Convencase, deeded to et Kaen off wth strp a bygone commencement pro- Foowng r»re.the member* of the B. Newman, Andrew V. Peterson, sgnng a peace bond for one hundred Krnms and. from a ndcatons the graduatng cass: Menor H. Senor, Water F. Stman, Robert B, Tffany, Frank J. doars and payng the costs of the cass,,f "> u j s no excepton. Hfk Schoo Graduates court, Decoratons are beng cared for by GRLS Maron *»be Badrc, Ungvary, George J. Kob, Haze C, t seems that rene Csunbak, the Baotng Lght the Junor cass. These re to he Margaret Mary Duton, Los May ' Beckman, Tesse E. Butter, Arne A, Mss Hee Gaada companant, had made severa statements of ncrnnntng content con- he banked wth fowers. Ace D*y, Heen Audrn Dockstader, very artstc. The entre stage w Dayer, Lan Deutsch, Margartt Corbctt, Louse K. Eppenstener, Mram A. Erb, Etho M. Greenhagh, cernng Kaen's wfe. On the mornng of June th thngs came to a w be made on the evenng of grad fgan, Peur Eeanor Fer, Aca At Noon Today June Brde; Marres Contrary to custom athetc awards Margaret G, Dungnn, V«rn J. Dun- Katherne V. Harned, A. Forence Hegarty, Margaret C. Hoffman, Ezabeth C. Knpner, Rosae Nash, Los At noon today the baotng n the head and Knen, accordng to hs own uato. Ths w undoubtedy mean Catherne Fnn, Aba Formdon, frst ward wan comparatvey ght. Red Bank Man statement, entered Mm. Csunbak's that the audtorum w be jammed Dorothy May Foumtte, Kathryn Veronca Grace, Haze,. Grmey, Heen E. Rogers, Kathryn V. Sammon, Mar The workers ook for a heavy vote ktchen wth the ntenton of makng wth frends and admrers of the nth garet H. Superak, Dorothy R. Tayor, ths evenng. The pos reman open Large Church Weddng n her retract the charges she had made. etes. Ezabeth Harned, Banche Lmsey Ese M. Turek, Sade S. Barceona, unt P. M. When she refused to do ths Knen The program foows; Mram A. Berry, Mary V. Bzder, The Repubcan voter* seem more Perth Atnboy; W Huber,'Dorothy Louse Maer, Roseanna Cecea McNuty, Mare Eza- took hod of her neck nnd tred to Processona "Wur March," by Frances M. Caghey, Cara V. Eak, anxous to vote than the Democrats Resde Here choke her. Kuen swore that he ddn't! Mendessohn. beth Mer, Adene M. Moscare, Bernce E..Eyerkuss, Eveyn J. Fox, for, n the frst ward, at o'cock ay hands on the woman, but. she'; nvocaton Maron Fdna O'Bren, Ezabeth Anne Rose K. Ga, Ace S. Howard, Josephne M. Kob, May Rttcr, Gerad- 8 Repubcans had baoted as compared wth Democrats. Ths s One of the prettest of June weddngs was soemnzed at the Pres- soon broke down ths stye of attack Wecome Cass Presdent, Staney Ryan, Geneveve Dens Ryan, T«res» by showng vd bruses on her neck. Kedsen. Rose Schavo, Eveyn Mare Schoonover, Margaret Toth, Heen Augusta ne A. Tempe, Mary R. Vergura, probaby due to the cose competton byteran Church n Perth Amboy, None of the other wtnesses hud Decamaton "Dgnty and Potency of Language," Aba rvmdon, Tutto, Mary Katherne Tyer, Mar- ey.zcda A. Wemer, Frances M. Wtkow'sky, Dorojy L. Buckey, Ruth A. whch s expected on the G.. P. Sunday afternoon at o'cock, when reay seen Kaen n the act. tcket. Schuster and Reyder and Mss Heen Gaada, edest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaada found out that the two famne's, the \ entre cass. ward Augustne, Staney Leon Bryt- Recorder Ashey, upon nqurng, Song "Greetng to Sprng," by garet Harrot Voorhees. BOYS Ed- Rdon, Loretta J. Smonson, Anthony opposng each other for the townshp.. Cccoa, Davd D. Dembng, Andrew Es, Joseph J. Greenspan, cerkshp. Brown and Keyes are n of 79 Man street, became the brde Kaens and the Scunbaks, whch are Oraton "Duty, The Hghest e&uk, Kenneth French Canfed, Rchard Newton Coan, Thomas Gerad the race for the nomnaton for of Mr. John T. Tetey, son of Mr. and both Hungaran, were vng together Cn", Thomas G. Desmond. James J. Hegedus, Edward J. Kosc, sherff. These canddates have done Mrs. Lous Tetey of Red Bank. The at the tme f the ncdent. The or- Decamaton "The Am pf Hgh Desmond, Jamca Edward Downg, a n ther power to get out the ceremony was performed by Rev. der that they separate was unneccs-j Schoo Educaton," Heen Harned. Andrew Francs Dragost, Car Ernest Jacob, Staney Jergen Kedsen, ' Frank A. jttnnzo, Peter Peterson, voters and a heavy vote on the Re- Frederck Nedermtyer,.... sary, however, because the Kaens had pastor of the',,,.....,, Song "Song of the Vkngs," Fannng, by entre cass. George Edward Kourtz, Arthur E. M'hae E. Petras, John J. Skrpko, pubcan tcket s expected whe the j., moved before the tra took pace. church, of whch the brde was a Max M. Wemer, Kenneth J. Wey-, Democrats votes are expected to be An amusng fact was dscosed mtmber. For haf an hour before the Farewe "Our Last Appont- Koyen, Steven Edward Kamnsky, gand, Thomas J. Weber, Arthur C. few and far between. when Ashey asked Kaen f h«hed ceremopy as the guests were arrvng ment," Los Dayer. John Markun, Henry James Neary, Peterson.. an organ recta was gven by Mrs. ( j Orchestra "Lon )u Ba," Gett. Lous T. Pennyfeather, John Edward The eghth grade teachers are Mrs. Maxwe MacMchae. vad. Kaen stated that he had noth- ; Address Dr. J, Uoyan Ftzgerad, Petras, Erton Bradey Putneroy, Frank P. Edgar, Mss,Ethe A. nsee,! ng but a team of horses vaued at] To the strans of the weddng ,... Phpsburg, N. J. John. P. Strome, Aan S. Thergu-,,,..,,..., $. Ashey prompty accepted march, the brde entered the church 7,,. Presentaton of graduates John a en. Ms, Margaret Crampton and Mss Gra-e C. Huber. Hoy Demands Acton On Proposed Keasbey Road, Audence Amused : ny, promnent Chdren Wn Memory Przes, came down to the town met'tas nrht and threw a monkey!,! nto the whoe works, After reguar busness md the passng dnances had passed B arose,,, tho.jhuck.es of hs foowng..'- proposton s a mad across Keasbey meadows whch, when. c ted, woud make qute a short, and woud perhaps reeve traf- M.t a tte. He was backed by -.-,.r Ry who sad however, that. nut beeve t woud he rght. the commttee- to act because.ad woud benet other ocat nvestgatons. Hs urkum-n hud \t:ornoy Lavn sad that he tx>been en uevm-nue desperate. ' Hungaran Dance.," by Brahms and Hoy's proposton of a survey At ths juncture Ksh acted as a "L»n?o." by Hande. Ten of these se- saver by rsng to pont of, ectons were used n U,o contest. he ega. That start -d Hoy f»rfe j\. He wanted to we the aw. H me Haver oy rm); a >ucnu >» t e a pubc hearng. He wanted order whe Hoy eft the mom mumb-! To each of the foowng wuners n, and that mmedatey. ng somethng about someday ^.t-:» wok has been gven entted "Stortng more brans on the commttee. \** of Great Muscan, by Scobe of Great Muscans" by Scobey repon Ksh arose and then the..nd Horn: Avene, Mary Bezeno; t started for far. Ksh sad that At ths pont the aughter of the """ Horn: Avene. Mary Bezen.o crowd had become so great that Mayor Rvan asked them f they thought, No. 7, Sewaren, Edna Phps; Fords, Schoo < Lhng woud run nto hundreds of sands and thut he dd not thnk they'wero.t a feasabe. Hoy's repy was y wtnessng a_ movng pc. No.J <* ^ Many of those prc- S - Mary Kuehtyak; Hopeawn Ruth. of the meetng's chjce bts of ture comedy. 'Cottre-.Schoo No., Wbodbndge,..'. cry. n t he stated that Ksh No., Woodrdeuou, than an^ comey they had brdge Ch-rott. Brook e? ; se..dn't understand the Fjngsh Lnage that he was perfecty cog-,dt of the fact that the cost woud ever wtnessed. Say Pubc Servce Operatng Seven Buses On Sx Permts.,,.,,,, these and court was adjourned, on the arm of her father who gave her n marrage. She was a charmng pcture n her (,'own of whte Schoo Actvtes Senors at the Hgh Schoo Eeven Books Gven n georgette and taffeta wth hat to Unque Musc match and carryng a bouquet of roses, sweetpeas and es of the vaey. Contest Drawng To A Cose resdent of be great hs mnd was not depeted.! ( ( u, musc memory contest re : The mad of honor. Mss F.zabeth Gaada, a cousn, wore orchd taffeta Another year of schoo s drawng trmmed wth sver ace. She to a cose. n the severa schoos of He favored ony,.^ premnary sur- c'ty cty partcpated p p t n by the chdren vey He was agan answered by the;» Woodbrd K e Townshp, h grades ffour aso wore a pcture hat to match and y g y the townshp the usua exercses are t bt ncusve, usv the foowng mawaa uted: "The-Swan," by orchd sweet peas and forget-me-nots. beng hed ths week to whch parents carred bouquet of yeow tea roses, second ward cummtteema who sad that he perfecty understood Hoy's Sant Snens; "Toreador's Song from The best man was Mr. Thomas and frends are 'corday nvted. Cer- Engsh am that ho, for one, was; absoutey adverse "to any such sur- Carmen," by Bzet; ''Soder's Chorus from Faust," by Gounod; "Grand The brde's gft to her mad of; sued to a chdren movng up a step Lev. tfcates of promoton are' beng sv(, v March from Ada," by Verd; "Berceause from Joceyn," by Godard;' set rt whte god. ps w receve speca certfcates honor was an onyx and damond rng! n the grades. The Fourth Grade pu- At that pont Uvn agan broke n sayng tat such acton woud bv \\-..wnan uuu, u,e you,.*.««" Th»""* " & Buad«ffre; "To A The groom gave the best man a showng that the four years of the j ega. Nathan Duff, the young aw " scoo graduate then rose from the! Wd Rose," by McDowe; "Meody sver bet buckte. prmary department have been ccmq and sad what Schumann; "Marche Mtare," by ved by Mrs. vor Larson. The house; grade graduates w receve State foor and just for the purpose of n F," by Rub-nsten; "Sprng Song," Foowng the. ceremony a recep- j peted and enttng the hoders to keepng the- freworks gong, started by Mendessohn; "The Wd Horse ton was hed at the brde's home [ commence the next four years of j to squabbe wth Lavn. After a u, Man," by Schumau; "Traumere," by where, an eaborate coaton was ser- grammar grade work. The grammar n the batte Hoy arose he shoud have sad at the Schubert; "To Sprng," by Greg; was trmmed exqustey wth sum- Cetfeatds enttng- them to enter, that Ryan authorzed hm to make "Posh Dance," by Scharvenka; mer fowers convertng the pace nto Hgh Schoo and the Hgh Schoo "Spansh Dance," by %Moskowsk; reastc garden. graduates w receve ther dpomas Amd showers of confett the happy statng that they have successfuy par eft for a honey-moon trp to j competed four years of Hgh Schoo Vrgna. Upon ther return Mr. and work. -.,> n..., P, >.;.n.m Mn] Mrs. Tetey w resde at 7 Manj Ros of honor are beng ssued to street. " pups who have been nether ab- Adene Moscare Maran O'Bren The. nvted guests were: Mr. and'sent nor tardy durng the year. Not- Was burn n Coona eghteen years Maran came to WMbrge two Mrs. Learned nd fafhy, of Port wthstandng the amount of ness ago and ves there now wth her par- years ago n tme to entvr the Junor Chester, N. Y.; Mr, and Mrs, J. F. amongst the schoo chdren over ve; ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Moscare cass at the hgh schoo. She was Morrs, of Wamsburg, Va.; Mss hundred of these certfcates have Adene has studed the Commerca horn n Uayorme eghteen years ago Ezabeth Lntcm, maystow.n, N. J.; been earned. course and after graduaton she w but her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Dane O'Bren, moved to Hopeawn and Mr. G. S. Mevroy, Mddeburg Center, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Tetey era mportant projects have been un- has aways consdered her studes stayed there whe Maran spent sx Lookng forward to next year sev- enter upon a busness career. Adene and famy, Mr. Benjamn Pryor, Mr, dertaken. Commttees of teachers more mportant than extra-currcuar years n that schoo. Then they moved to Jersey Cty and t waa there George Meyer, Mr.'and Mrs.?. Scott, j headed by prncpas have undertak. actvtes. Of a practca turn of Jenne Markow; Keasbey, Heen Mr. and Mrs. Wt Water Matteson, t Mss en n the revson en of the course of study. mnd, Mss Moscare w, undoubth bus- b terng hgh schoo here a» a Junor. that Maran went to schou unt en- Rce; and n Coona, Margaret Manners. Ama Thompson, Mrs. D*othy Wht Many hours and days have been free-j edy huve much success n % the temore, Mss Madred Harrson, Mssjy gven to ths work and t s be- ness word. Adene's entre schoong She, pans to work as a stenographer The musc memory contest, whch Anna Butcher, Mr. Harry Dembar, eved that the resut w more tym has been n Woodbrdge Townshp, after graduaton. s n charge of Mss Frazer and Mss Mr. Abert Van Nostrand, Mr. Care compensate for the abor expended. Gray, Mr. Frankn Gray, Mrs. Ea punn, w be an annua event n the future, n Ksh, "a fve mnute headway suts them." The Avene sdewak dscusson was Ths work of currcua revson s! postponed unt June 8, Chander, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sherman, Mr. and "Mrs. W. F. Tetey, Mr. States at ths tme n accordance wth beng carred on a over the Unted Gowned Senors Junors Entertan Bd* for the pavng of Hgh street and Vaentne pace were receved. and Mrs. Harod Tetey, Mr. and Mrs. the suggestons of the Natona Educatona Department and s ntended George A. McLaughn was owest Wam Carhar, Mrs. Sarah Lucas, bdder on the Hgh street project, Ask mprovements At Hear Baccaaureate Senors At Recepton Mss Margaret Lucas, Mrs. W. J. to meet the atest deas respectng the W Awat Pubc Uttes wnnng over the Fords Constructon Thompson, Mr. and Mr9. H. J. Pat-educatoterson, of Red B»nk. The State Department of Educa- of" chdren. The soca season at the hgh schoo... D, D. Co,, Wm. C. Smth, and Ldde and Acton Before Revokng? { ^ r by g bk, of e/j Hopeawn Meetng SermonJBy Dener cosed ast Frday evenng when the Mrs. Joseph 'app Sr. and famy, ton of the State of New Jersey has Senors and ther frends were the Permts; Kah Says Frequent Servce entne, pace bd easy at J,"J7.. Thursday nght a pubc meetng Mrs.'john'papp] Mr'and Mrs. Joseph! r'cua prepared by Supervsng Prn-j servce was hed Sunday evenng n recepton. The Junors certany Ldde and Pfeffer won the VaL Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Papp, Mr. and approved the new hgh schoo cur- A very mpressve baccaaureate guests of the Junors ut the annua. A deegaton from Coona asked Wf hed n the Hopeawn Fre House Panp Mr. and Mra. G. Ksh, Mr. and cpa J.. Love and Prncpa A. C. the Presbyteran Church. The enpp, showed ther abty to entertan for n a meetng whch covered every- r that the townshp commttee ake to dscuss, street mprovements. Geo. Ferry and whch w go nto effect Mrs. O. Cayton Hoander, Mr. and tre Hgh Schoo graduatng cass attended n a body, beng garbed n everyone present apparenty spent a Kmg from routne busness to B ovt. r cer tn roads n that secton. Barrett, the charman, dscussed the next September. These have been Mrs. Wam Tayor, Mss Paune very enjoyabe evenng. Hoy's dream of a road across the mprovements were asked for sev- need of an assocaton ( gve force prnted n convenent booket form The gmnasum was transformed Myes, Mr. Martn Martos, Re.v. F, caps and gowns. Rev. Strong of the Keasbey meadows and whch asted 'era! streets. to pubc opnon concernng street and datrbuted amongst the student nto a summer baroom, beng decorated n Muvendar and whte, the Nedermeyer, of Perth Amboy. from nne tq tweve thrty-fve P. M.,j Mr. Ruska of Vaentne pace scor- mprovements. ;body. Congregatona Church sad the. nnovaton. The esson was read by Jev, Senor cass coors. Nunerous ferns Mr. P. A. Juhansen, Mss Hesse Conntteernjan Grausam caused muchj ej the hgh water bs teng that Mr. B»rr«tt ntroduced ex-commtteeman W. D. Hoy. Accordng to Mr. Ferry has met wth the Eghth Grade Myers of th Epscopa Church! and paced around the gymj, aho added Durng the past week Prncpa Johajsen, Mr. Joseph banez, Mr, and dscusson oh the Fords.Perth Amboy; hs b for three months was over Mrs. G. Prtchwrd, Mss Lucnda Gaoway, Mss Dors Arhman, Mr. Rob- bus stuaton. v ten doars whe other peope on thehoy the board of freehoders s consderng pans for a brdge to be but dfferent courses to them gvng them graduates and carefuy expaned the prayer was asked by Rev. Senor of to ts attractveness, Accordng to Grausam, the Pubc street pad ony four doars. Com- ert Boyd, of New York; Mss Madge the Methodst Church.. About guests enjoyed the even. ' e s now runnng seven busses! mtteeman Grausam asked Uuska to over the brook at Luther avenue. Ths hnts and suggestons) how to seect DtVerbe, Roncevert, W. Va.; Mss For hs sermon topc Mr. Dener ng n dancng to the tunes of th«wth sx permts. n the begnnng proposed mprovement w be of the courses desred. The best wshes get a the other bs he coud and Ezabeth Hart, Westwood; Msa Anna Kenjp, jjutey; Mr. and Mrs. G. ng the thought from Phppans, the South Amboy. seected "the croas roads of fe", tak- we known Paramount Orchestra of great vaue to schoo chdren comng of the schoo facuty go wth the cass e Pubc Servce bought fve buses ho woud take the matter up wth from Washngton Heghts. At present they are forced to go much out vdua member n whatever fed of of 9EC for the success of each nd- Kn the Gray Bus Lne and ran ony the Mdde-sex Water Co. Attorney Schurng, Mr. and Mrs., H*rry thrd chapter, thrteenth and fourteenth verses whch read, "Brethren, John Myers gave the customary Durng the evenng Jack Edgar and three uf th«fve. The remanng two Lavn gave g era advce on the mat- Grote, Mr. Abert Pfaner, Ezabeth; of ther way. endeavor each may enter. permts were th«n revoked. t was Mr. Anthony Gasda, Avene; Mr, count not mysef to have apprehended : but ths One thng do, for-kedsen and Tom Desmond presented knocks to the Senors and Staney ter of water rates. Mr. (rausam'u opnon that the buses Commtteeman Ben Jenaen, the and Mrs. John Carboy, Mss Ezabeth Gaadu, Mr. Ernest Gaada, Mr. gettng those thngs whch are be-the Junors w ; th thers, Staney now runnng shoud be mmedatey next spe»ker, stressed the fact that sto pfd. He wan backed by Mayor Graduate* Entertaned Barge Captan Found resdents shoud petton for paved Joseph Gaada, Maa Rose Gaada, hnd, and reachng forth wth those Kedsen read aso the cas» w. Uy.. Jensen then arose and protested sayng that workngmen de- Concernng Een street, Chares Wang, Mr. Thomas Lev, Mr. and ward the mark for the prze of thecake were served n the cafetera by By Mr. and Mra. Randoph streets and gutters. Mss Marjan Lockwood, Mr. Cfford njured; Cause Unknjown thng* whch are before, press to- Refreshments of ce cream and pended tn the busse* for gettng to Ksh spoke of cuttng t through, to The graduatng cass of the oca Mrs. Barron Lev, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Exctement regned n Port Readng when a man was dscovered y- Especay dd Reverend Dener cm- The chaperones of the evenng hgh cang of God n Chrst Jesus". the ever ready "Mame". work, snce there s to be a hear- Cyde avenue. A detaed report s to Schendorf, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Vaentne, Mr, and Mrs. John Omenhser, ng unwmscous on the Port Readphasau the necessty of havng a were Mr. and Mrs. John. Love, Mr. hgh achoo wan entertaned by Mr. '»K of the Pubc Uttes Commb- be made on the mutter next Frday»nd Mrs. Asher Randoph, at the s "'.n Newark, Thursday, Jensen evenng. Mrs. John Omenhser, Mr. and Mrs. ng road, near the sgna pant, by goa aways n vew. He kened a and Mrs. A. C. Ferry, Mr. and Mra. Presbyteran Church Sunday Schoo "rgued that t woud be ndscreet to rooms, on ast Saturday evenng. The abt speaker was ex-townshp Chares Omenhser, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stephen Judge and Wam Uoan, fe to the great ocean gong vesses. H. Ghuy and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. revoke permts on the eve of the treasurer Wes. Ldde who spoke of J. Fnn, Mss Eveyn Jackson, Mss both of Carteret. He was taken by teng how the shps must frst Randoph. An enjoyabe evenng was spent n hearng. Later ths argument wan the new Vctory Brdge and ts bear, Ese Schrmpf, Mr. Harry Tappen, prompty to the Rahway Hospta be prepared for the voyage, that the John Myers was genera charman payng games, a feature contest beng that of dervng words from onsdered and a moton made that ng on the worth of Hopeawn property. of Fords, Mr. FrU Jacob, Passac; Burns, aged, an empoyee of the must be no aupertjous baggage and of town; Mr. and Mrs. Ener Larson, where he was dentfed as BVed storms mu t st be squarey ht, there of arrangements. ''" entre townshp commttee atv»d the hearng, Thursday mornng. Deutsch won frst prze, havng derv. captan of one of the coa barges. ord of a fe wab compared to thebrotherhood-carteret Ksh, from the, second ward,'gave ed forty.three words from the onedeter' Sedan Ht "Commencement." M»s Lan j Mss Rose Juhars of Staten sand. McCaffree Lne, Port Readng, and the compass must be true. The rec- ''U- some nformaton to the commttee when he tod how he hmsef ng so the eft, front whee of the known and the dentty of hs as- Chora numbers under the drecton paaa hs car on the rght sde. n do- The cause o hs mshap U un- shp's og. Game Postponed even Other prze wnners n tne By Truck At Noon varous con^ta we* Mss Heen '"' checked the b«b*8. Ha tod Docmtader and Mr. Car Jacob. Arthur Deter's Studebaker sedan truck smashed Deter's rght, rear saant, mystero'usy, tho' asde fr«jm of Mrs. da Lockwood, organst and Frday nght's game between the '-a he tuw bus No. pass through was sghty bent up about noon today whe drvng on Pear street. the scene when the ndependent revera fractured, rbs may b«the ex-beautfuy rendered. Carter«t has been ndefntey post- evenng was cosed by the stng of fsnder. Poce had not arrved on a few bruses t s thought that sev- Mr. Lous Potter, drector, were very Presbyteran Brotherhood team and Refreshments were served, and the '»'ds at,$q, another (No. 98) at 'f', a troey at. and" a bua No. ^ arge truck, DeUr cams, tred to porter saw the accdent. tent of he njury. About ve hundred peope attend poned/ No reason has been advanced sogg around the pano. ed the wrvc««. for the postponement. «at,ob. "They're not kckng." put

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3 PAGE THRB& '' m -n ;,) strap,,.,k,.:,,,. n(.rp m, tme, er nter- nght foo«hn,, the strange man of the c«n-,,,. «-n> wde ownce t dawn.-., not unrnmfortbe. Hhe dd ( (,< *na. But an odd nunnt mrged R. through her,,, fr.> ran n her vens. Rhe, cr '«wn h * r nan( * beneath end and thought over and over n(, of the day she had pent sunny.,,,, <* cn that hud n the appearance " of Brand T), pn, wth a pecuar deght, «-rr,t over hs every word, every MM. S P remembered the ook of.rnwn hnnd on the Mack horn's tn of hs hat, the way the aong ha ean, dark the drect gnnca PVCK", the sow ame that Ms ps' corners.,ns ke no other man she bad.p,.n. V VHS «sweetness to the tones p voce, a sense of restfu- strength jbout hm. He,,, ft n wth her dreams of thngs to be had n fe mf curtans and the rag carpet 'V.h wn» H ", wr growng n her M,,,,,,,'s hunds. Hs nnte, too Brand Far. 8he,., P sound of t. t wan Sonny's name. Huddeny «,t bot uprght, starng at thp m.ftn. Far Sonny Far Coud,',. Hnt Brand was Sonny'H father!, S,,,,. nexpcabe reason a cod,',, a.fm to cutch her heart, a!u ; nf dsaster to encompass her, \mv. why," "he asked hersef sowt,nd that make any dfference?,,,'t»p be Just as nce Just as.,,,, tak to?" v, <Ht a ong tme hodng her two ;,s n* her hands, twrng the ends,,,,,! her fngers, thnkng. v\-,y was she so peased wth ths :.nk<*r. shp wondered? -,,f had seen many men n her fe rr' were the cowboys from the,, t.r country whom she»aw at Cor, neary every tme sha went,.!>, th-re was McKane, and Sherff -h- kod the sherff. He was a my mnn under hs tem exteror-,- know. s eyes were drect, ke MM somewhat, and he had the same M^ng uf quet strength. He had -- Ht the CHU qute a few tmes >r her father's death, askng a :!* nf questons about hs manner Hfe. hs experence n the hs, hd. forth. Ws Kr wag a tte ke,c FherfT, ony more so oh, very -rh more so quet, steady, one mne word you woud take wthout p WHS dfferent, that wa a-df- 'TPt. e nd n»t aways ved n the hs,!.:t WHS certun. She ay down am - n seep, tnt her eyes woud not y her w. They came upen each ;:,> Kn* cosed them to see ths man uk nt the Jut of stone, hn und :. thp bck'a bt at the pm y < CVP beow where-he bade her. \ Ht there when she ooked k fn>t fur down the onnynn. As she 'sat n the hara door the straps back and forth thrwgh handg she cast smng? T en out at her Hed of corn. "t's,gong to p n hg <-rop, Bud," nhe sad, "there' be three ears on every stak and they're mghty strong. We' pu thp suckers next week and cutvate t agan n ten days more and you Junt wntrh t grow and wave ts green banners." "t's aready wavng them," sad Bud workng besde her, "t sure ooks fne." There was the prde of possesson n the two young faces, the quet Joy of satsfacton n smpe work we done snd ts reward. " hope," sad the gr dreamy, " hope, Bud, that there' be enough eft over after we pay McKane to get the carpet woven. Mammy's got neary enough bas aready, and we can take t n to Bement n the eary fa and go back fter t about two weeks Rter." Bud's eyes sparked. "Off! But that woud he good," he sad wstfuy, "a reguar hoday. 'd ke to see a town agan." "One trp 'd go wth you and the next we'd make Mammy go. t'd set her up, gve ter somethng to thnk about a wnter," panned Nance, "She don't get out ke we do." So they ooked ahead to thp meager Joys of ther poor fe and were happy, a wonderfu, ftonse tp andet th 'edge of Ranbow cff, and rdes a beautfu horse. Her sodd* atone s worth my team and harness my new harnerh that had to buy n take the pace of the one that sumptrtdy cut to pows n the nght. Sp wants our and our great fnp. fats on Namepn that'd feed her catte through. Rhe's aways wanted t. She tred tn scar* my father off, s^nd snce he was found dead at the foot of Ranbow she's tred to scare us off Bud and Mammy and. But we don't scare," she fnshed bttery, "not worth a cent." Brand Far eaned forward, and ths tme hs eyes had ost ther peasant sme, and bad narrowed to.sts. The fngers that hed'hs cgarette were tense. "Te me," he sad.^what doe«tbu -he hpn» John, the tg Pym Um-k rh'st-r, crow for mdnght 'That's as you ook at t, sup- turnng t over md over n hs fngera. ] rmrork and the cou shadows deepened n the gorge. t wns strung pose," he sad, "to every fsrson hs s perch n the rafters of the fury hnd to Name,»nd a the nner ' am agan at fnse-duwn a t- \ mts und nhbtons." country of her Hprt shone nm ' h- pfurp dayght. "Hut et's not tak of feuds and kspurked under u tre of oturs. She had Wr, 'd kp t< know wwt as ] ngs," sad Nance, uughng brghty aa never fet so before never known the ' sn? thought to hert'f ua sp she hugged the cdd und rubbed hs \ af-tremuoua exctement whch fed up wth the trst grny nhufs toused heud. "What do you thnk of j her now. ' \r Mystery rdge, " never Hyed our country Nameess rver uu< the.m- n ntfht n my fe before." j When ths man spoke she stened Deep Heart hs?"!' wntf ndcatve of the great good avdy, her bue eyes on hs face. He "Beautfu. Sonny and have traveed over many u thousand mes n nnd strength there was n her seemed the vsbe embodment of o -.he fd no effects from the ' she hud mssed" n Ufe, the ctes, the the ast two years, and we have yet ; 'u experence. She brushed her,en fe«s, the dstant ands and the,, see a, acfr m(jre ow,, one,-., t< pnnetf t ncty uround her,,. easure*. A 9 he sat before tor n,,, An() ^ ^. ^ ^» H n H twnng corunet, put on a, bn worn garments whch mght have oanyon? YyU have t bf gtm a, n dt'm dr's» frutn fp cothes- ' denoted. poverty a* great a* hers, he j tm(_ hnd, h Bftw a whu,. > n the corner-, aced up te heavy seemed rch beyond coomre a p..ten., U( er aud, U(, fts, f a ^ ' < <.s' m to wer uhmt her ' tate of the word. He smoked.wa cmke o e w m uk,,, -..n''- work, nm went Kofty out to j brown cgarettes whch he made from om, p.. g.! e ktchen re, to draw a fnvd ' d oed d.. ya, hme 8tra e and werd con. "f water and to sttrnd osrt n npt M Uon> MM A su(, Fa,....-'Ttun of the pmkent of comng < >. she waghed her face an bunds j e basn and come boomng from ' od water, content wth her ot, v to!«ave and to know that H:.t( 'u/ Sonny Far were n!(e '"p canyon, und tha they cued ' ' ns'vps her frends. sn had never had a specn frend ' -re not snce those far-back ttexr <uva n Mssour. Mummy," the sad at breakfast, n-, T sept a wnk ast nght. > [! thnkng about Sonny and Brand ' ' the tme wonderng why they're 'W!«K. und what reuton they are, H. why they ve go hard and poor ke t seeng dreadfu, don't t!" Seems funny. f you ask me," sod 'ut shorty, "maybe thn Brand feer known somethng of at ths rustng nu's been gong on up und down Nameess," Nance ad down her knfe and fork und ooked at hm. "<>f n thngs, Bud!" she sad, "t's not ke you to cast tre frst stood. And you've never seen tna man * fnc»> or you woudn't say thut." "We, 'm not so sure of t," returned the boy, " hate to see you tuke up su wth a stmrmer." " ttsust your feen' for hm, Nunco," Md ^rn. Ason, "Hpmehow there's ftouetntn" n u woman's heart when nhe ooks nto a man's eyea, most mes, wdth sets th' stump o hm for good or bad. Seenu ke t's seventh fenwe whch th Amghty gves us woman-knd for a safeguard. trust t." " guew do, too, Mummy," sad Nance, "eastways fet to trust Brand far th» frst nnuta ad eyes on hm, He'a dfferent." Mrs. Ason»ad no more, bast she WUB thnkng back over the ong years tu that curp-meetng tme when she '"d" meunt to "frt»u" the strong'r, J'KUUB John Aeou, und how hu su"t ey«g coaxed her angry heart to pence a peace whch stayed wth her awuya, through hardshp and poverty, through many western moves, md whc aoftenod now the sorrow»f R absence. John Aaon had seemed to her "dberettt" aso. Kor Hume tubconscoua reason Nance t>ttxed away from the canyon for pru days. She buaed hersef ws "dd Jobs about the pace. She mended e wre fence ttcound tbe bg nut where the ww hay was wavng thck, t» green foor fowng wth Bheeta of sver where the ght wnu» swept und gave the hatnee a thorough o- Two dnys nter Nnnce npnn rode Buckskn to the canyon, nnd ths tme she went n the afternoon. The eager gadness of the chd, the vocferous wecome of the coe, guve her a feeng of gut that she had stayed away so ong, and she made gowng hodny wth her cookes, her ongs nnd her aughter, so that the hours few on magc wngs and Brand came home before they were even be Jnnng to ook for hm. He came upon them senty, as ht had done before, nnd Nance sprang up n confuson. "How Oo you aways get here so quety?" she asked, " never heard a Bound." "Look»t Damond," he reped sn ngy, "we aways foow the water." A stream eaves no te-tae tracks. Even Sonny can swm ke a fsh." Nance sobered qucky, A dsturbng thought of Bnd's ren nrk about rusters cme nto her mnd and she thought of those steers of Bossck's drven nto Name ess nnd whsked out uf the country. Of course 9 head of cutte coudn't go down the bg rver ndefntey but she ddn't ke the suggest on. "No," she Hu), "t don't. Thut'B wnt the rusters seem to thnk.".she ooked hm square n the eyes, and WHS satofed. There was no conscousness n those smng depthm. nut the fantest dcker of a shaow. Whatever mystery mght attach to hm, thn man fet nothng perso! n her speech. And HO Hhe sat d>«n agnn wth Sonny n her up and Brand t down : opposte, und they fe to takng there n the whsperng aenee, whe the ute sun gded the hgh bnde of the a tte od eather pouch and ro wth the dexterty of ong usage, and he bured each stub carefuy a the woman ook tke? 've heard of her a tte, but 've never been abe V never seen her." "Shes handsome," sad Nanc franky, "not arge, but pretty-mad as yon fnd them. She has back har and back eyev and a mouth as red as a fower, and she s aways frownng. She's a good shot so good that 'm not much scared when she sends a ba whnng over my head as pow ray fed." "Good d" shot out Far, "doet she do that?" Nance nodded. "She's done so twce. She's my enemy, te you. And so are a her rders. Strange thngs have happened to us btter thngs. There was the rope n the tra that threw Bud down the guch he's never waked straght snce. There was the fre that took my ast year's hay and there was the harness. t seems can't forgve that harness t set us back n debt to Me Kane at the store, Bud Bud he's out of t. There coud be no though of forgveness n that. f was man Just an ordnary man " The gr' eaned forward wth doubed fst strkng the canyon's foor. "f were a man and knew who stretched that rope 'm deady afrad 'd k hm." Far nodded n understandng. " fear that n me," Nance went on earnesty, "that thng whch seems to fare and make me hot a over when thnk of Bud. pray aganst t every nght ot my Hfe. Mammy aya t's feud n my heart and say so, too." For a ong tme the man studed her face. "Yes," he sad presenty, "there's somethng n you that woud fghtbut t woud take somethng terrbe to break t oose from eash some catacysmc emergency." "Danger," se sad qucky, "that's whot'd oose t, danger to some one ove, ke Bud or Mammy. know t, and am afrad." "Why afradr asked Far quety, "f you had to do t, why fear the necessary ssue?" "Because," she answered soemny, "the Bbe says 'Thou ant not k.'" A certan embarrassment seemed to overtake the man for a moment untf e dropped hs eyes to hs cgarette, j x kjww w, vu, Jm nwm W(J hew hem at nght, Sonny and." "And thafa what want to speak and Nance regarded hm a a tort,?, ngy, "'ve e thought g at nght about been n to Cordova a tme or Sovny _ H()ne _ nearng te vocm. twu," he sad casuay, "and "d have met, Have you thought what t, mght ^, the sherff tud severu others. To them j 'm a prospector. There seems to bq a ot of unrest n the country." "t's the rusthp," sad Nance, "«ot uf cutte have dsappeared, and sune foks ame the sherff. don't. thnk he does a he can. t's a great mystery. We ost sutne ourseves. 've rdden mysef down ookng for them, and so has my brother, Hud, and we've never found a hoof-murk.'' "Strange. sn't there any one you mght suspect D these da?" "'ve heard thut Sherff Sehvood s to a chd r The man smoked awhe n sence. "Yes," he sad at ast, " have. But t seems unavodabe. have no pace ese to euve Wn." "Leave hm wth me!" she cr^, stretchng out a hand mporngy, "Oh, euve hm wth me pease! 'd take such good care of hmf^ But Brand Far shook hs head. "t does not seem udvsube, much us apprecate your offer. # cannot te you ow much! do apprecate tbut dun't wan any one to knw that have Sonny that he B n tua country at a." Nance gaze'd at hm wonderngy. " dvn't 'understand t," 6he sad sowy, "but you know best. Perhaps t s*h'bt thut don't understand.'l "'erhaps," sad Far; "but hope, you' come to see us often maybe tome day you' take a rde wth us up tu f^ head of Bue ^tone.' do ute, a (>t of epurng ground and ujout. W you come?" Js'unee'a face fushed wth' frank easure. "Why, jd ove t," ahe sad. We' cut up through Ltte Bue and ' show you drey sprng and the 'rcte. Bud and named them. We ound them three years ago." Then we' consder ourseves engaged, e, Sonny?" smed Far. "Engaged to Maa Ason fur a ong day's rde?" "And wju you brng some more cookes'!" asked the boy, ftng eyeg to ts udored. "Huneyj' sad Nance, kneetng to kss hm kood-by, snce ahe was makng ready to eave, "Nttnce'd brng you anythng she's got or coud get: She' b'rng ua a a whoe bg unch." "Od-tmer," sud Kar suverey, "'m -C.thr.wr Ht Sad, "Who'. 8h.r ashamed of you. We' furnsh soow Ugh ourseves." Mun* Kttte Cathrew, but the others He hed out a band aud tbe g ad st a fracton her own n t. For a tte space they stood so, smng nto eacj other's eyes and ^rhesa., -WW nether knew that magc was workng.. t)e woman who owns S» U ' among the gatherng shadows. They ranc? returned Nance grmy, und ttw ong ttt* g»the«r e n.edtobeodfreud8. asf they - b»d known each other ages back, and the grp of ther bands was a kndy thng, famar, J Thu a sudden confuson took the jr and abe drew her fngers 'c"y T TJ come," she md, "next week on Tuesday roortrtn fnry." Good," sad Far, "we be a ready." Another bf nstament on Frday) SHERFF S SALE N CHANCERY OF NF.W JERSEY Between Peope Budng- and Loan Assocaton of Perth Amboy, a corporaton, Companant, and Lous Csopjok, P!. ah., Defendants. F Fa for ae > f mortpres prcmsea dated May, 96. By vrtue of the above stated wrte to me drected and devered, w expose to sae at pubc vendue on WEDNESDAY, JNK TWENTY- THRD, NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWF.XTY-SX at two o'cock dayght savng tme, n the afternoon nf sad day at the herff's Offce n the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. A that tract or parce of and STATE OF NEW JBBSEY Department of State CERTFCATE OF DSSOLUTON TO ALL WHOM THERE PRESENTS MAY COME, GREETNG: WHEREAS, t appeam to my >at sfacton, by duy authentcated rec ord of the proceedng for the To rotary dssouton thereof by the un hmous consent of a the stock odem, deposted n my offce, that NTERNATONAL. MATCH COR- PORATON", a corporaton of ths State, whose prncpa offce s stuated at No. Exchange Pace, n he Cty nf Jersey Cty, County of Hudson, State of New Jersey (tht Corporaton Trust Compyy benp the agent theren and n charge thereof, upon whom process may he served), has comped wth the requrements of "An act concernng Corporatons (Revson of 896)," premnary to the ssung of ths /Certfcate of Dssouton. NOW, THEREFORE,, Thomas F. nd premses, herenafter partcu Martn, Secretary of State of the ary descrbed, stuate, yng and beng n the Tovnhp of Wood. brdge, n the County of Mddesex and State of New Jersey. State of New Jersey, DO HEREBY CERTFY that the sad corporaton j dd, on the Twenty-frst day of May, 96, fe n my offce a duy exe-' Known «d desgnated as Lo ( cuted and attested consent n wrt-; Number fortj-s* (r>) on a ma ng to the dssouton of sad cor- entted "Map of Kcaabey Heght; poraton, exeeuted by a the stock- stuated n Woodbrdge Townshp,, hoders thereof, whch sad consent Mddesex County. N'.J, Apr, 97," and the record of the proceedne* surveyed and mapped by Larson and aforesad are now on fe n my sad offce as provded by aw.. * N TESTMONY WHEREOF, have hereto set Fox, Cv Engneers, 7 Smth Street, Perth Arnbny, N. J. Begnnng at a pont on the westery sde of HRhand avenue dstant twenty-fve () feet southery from the southwest corner form-! Sea of the * ed by the ntersecton of Hghand * Secretary of avenue and Oakand avenue; runnng] the State of * thence () westery and parae j «New Jer?ey. wth Oakand avenue one hundred! *«() feet to a pont; thence () southery and parae wth Hghand avenue twenty-fve () feet to a pont; thence () eastery and par- -, 6-, 8,. ae wth the frst descrbed course one hundred () feet to the west^ ery ne of Hghand avenue; thence () morthery aong the westery ne of Hghand avenue twenty-fve (-) feet to the pont or pace of begnnng. Bounded on the north by ot Number 7, on the south by ot Number, on the west by part of ot Num. 'PLUMBNGber 8 and on the east by Hghand avenue as ad down on sad map. Decree amountng to approxmatey $9,. Together wth a and snguar the rghts, prvege?, heredtaments and appurtenances thereto beongng or n anywse appertanng. FREDERCK GOWEN, Sherff. CHARLES K. SEAMAN', $8.. Soctor. -8; 6-,, 8. A Genteman by Nature He that can enjoy the ntmacy of the great and on no occason dsguat them by famarty, or dsjrrace hm sef by senty, proves that he s fs perfect a genteman hy nature as hs companons are by rank. (Vton. my hand and affxed my offca sea, at Trenton, ths Twenty-frst day of May, A. D. one thousand nne hundred and twenty-sx. THOMAS F. MARTN, Secretary of State. YOU READ the Other FeW$ Ad You are readng tmt OM. That houd convnce yott that advertsng btdem coumn* a a projfabe proporton; that t w brng butnett to you* tore. The fact that the other feow adrertea to probaby the reaaon ht H gettng more buataee than t fang to you. Woud t not bt we to fve the other feow a dunce To Read Your Ad n These Coumn!?! MDDLESEX PRESS Grww Street, Woodbrdee New» of A Woodbrdge TownMp t* the ndependent, the mot wdey read paper n Woodbrdg* When you step ' on t you get acton n a Fnts you never get caught n the pnches. HORNECKS MOTOR SALES St. George's Avenue RAHWAY, N. J. For Demonstraton * Ca or Phone Raway 69-7 FLNT-SX Phone Mrtufmn 6 t MCHAEL RESZ Mason and Genera Contractor Fords, N. J. Phone Woodbrdge 76 JOSEPH ZEHRER Carpenter and Cor. Ea»t Ave. & Hoton St. Sewaren, N. J. The Odest Rado Shop n Woodbrdge Lawn Seed Fertze Garden Too* Poutry Wre Garden Hote Sprng Hardware Screen Wre Satzmans Hardware and Rado Shop Phone 7-7 Man St SNYDERS GARAGE A. Snyder, Prop. Automobe Sundrea and Repar* Easex Storage Battery Servce Phone Woodbrdge 6 S Amboy Av., cor. New St. TRY-ANGLE ' TRE EXCHANGE ABE KORB, Prop. 6 Fayette St. Perth Amboy Buy Good Standard Make Tre and S»TB Money. Fttk Sod*, Federa Buo Pennant Cord* and Penmyvana Vacuum Cups. Brng your od tres n, we w make you an aowance when you buy new ones. f your tre bows on the road phone- Day Phone ; Nght Phone 9-R. BRKHULZ TWNS WNJStS UNO WNSTRVKTW CVMPfNY BULT TU 68 -W RUHWfY ' N.J > ESTMATES FREE fhone 9 DON'T YOU HOPC THAT ANTA'SCOMNG--» WTH SOME ATSFACT- WLL tn> h>u*f he warm when S:. Nchoas cas or w the Chrsnuft tree- room t>o propery hf atc for the kdde* when thpy come down to pay thor nghtjfown respects to \vh\t the ChrstmaMdc ha? brought them. Let us Mfjjrpst thut you make the whoe famy r> Chrstmaa present of perfect pumbng. BUB JENSEN FORDS Phone Perth Amboy 8 Phones -7 EUGENE SCHRENER Foor Surfacng Contractor 6 Futon St. Woodbrdge, N. J. Teephone Woodbrdge NGVARD GRESEN M.G.TUZK Assocate Archtects Rartan Budng Perth Amboy, N. J. W. A. JENSEN Mason and Budng Contractor 6 Lnden Ave.,. Woodbrdge Te. 78 JOHN P. JOHNSON Wnter Encoturea and Wnter Tops Phone P. A New Brunswck Ave. PERTH AMBOY YOUR NAME s t on our subscrpton st? We w guarantee you fu vaue FOR YOUR MONEY Pease nentun ths paper when purchasng from our advertsers. CHRSTAN ANDERSEN Roofng and Sheet Meta^ Contractor < 7 Sayre Ave. Perth Amboy, N. J. ESTABLSHED 86. HENRY H. JARDNB Thomas Jardne & Son MONUMENTS Cemetery Work of Every Descrpton Works: St. Georte'a Ave., near Grand St., Rahway, N. J. Sroton and Farm EM Aumyt Pr«*cn( Krudon has deatroyed from sght fa beah ad< A» there fwh ' son * ten mou acrea ot farm and n th d»v n man, w a there some aogt country, accordng to agrcutura e and some God a hm. The beast and «9«rtg. "n one port ot Maaour t ha the dev may be conquered, but a wanned a»y (»ven nchea of fwt t > ds fe tdcfcdg* boon. / J

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5 '. nrfct.ta ' ;.nrfc-mffm'fbw *' TUESDAY, &NE, 96 ' PAGE ftvt t, (),nrrun^ " _ : : " ;..,.,, - -- t,.^ J '. s-ra- --gj L - - m m : Hgh Schoo Tenns Team Lost ToJNew Brunswck H. S. T"^ " 'T' '! 'One Game Gump Goes To Deuce Seven Tmea; Tmea: Myer Mver and Martn Keasbey Feds Trm Woodbrdge Prates c. n Tenth nnng Broken }y Warren of Hgh Schoo Fame Warren, of Woocbrdfre fume, gave the Keasbey Rahway A. A. Trms sen A. C. - Two great rvas, the sen A. C. and the Rahway A. A., furnshed the thrs at Rversde Park, n Rahway, on Wednesday evenng. The game was especay nterestng to Rahway fnns because both ne-ups eon- bv taned the names of Rahway jstars. (] M, vctory over the Wood Thp game ended dd wth Rh Rahway n the the [.,,.,,[,.<; Sunday «fter«oon on!f on f ron t wth the score of, r > to. A,,.. damond n a ten nnng! feature of the (tame was a home run p,,. «core was ted as the by Pennoyer of Rahway. R y Thp Rah, dme to bat n ther haf way battery wns McMan and Tons whe sen's battery boasted of nnng. Feo, the frst t. Kubnak foowed Mooney nn< Jacobs, stoe second and came Henderson of Rnhway, payed wth tn wnnng run on War-sen and hs snge n the sxth was, ( re. The ocas payed pnrty responsbe for brngng n.n batte comng from be- sen'a ony run. ;,,. seventh nnng wth a t-:v- The Prates however,, \ n the eghth nnng and,,-ore wth three puna, hck-, for three hts n that nn- Eary, b. puhers worked we on theh. Pennoyer,. as, -,th"h th the wnners outht.,!,. -'., Leonard fanned ', retred 7 by the strke out.nak was the battng star of uth u home run and a doube,.,,.dt. Wodeck batted best, wy j.u rf. '., p...-ts.. f. un : VtA y. b. nk. K., k. -s,.. rf,..f. uk, Jb. 7.,, by nnngs: 7 X Mnry: Home runs, Kubnak.,;,,,,' hts Wodeck. Two bast j Kubnak, H. Kubnak, Soo,., ak() Wodeck. Ht by ptch-,. V,, Kubmk. Bases on bak...'n, off Leonard. Struck out ',,:b 7. by Leonard. Pacr- :,;-, Katrmsky. Van Gder s Wnner ' : \ A;h..; he S.o ' 'KT be H hen- are now...u rogbo t The box score FUhw.y A. A. Pennoyer, b, Durand, b Laurent, f AB. R. H... o... Sehut, rf. Co?, cf "'ons, c. MacMan, p, f AB. R. ted n A. C. Connors, f Henderson, b AB. R. HJacobs, c.. Johnson, cf Nesey,?s Homer, b '.. Doty, rf. Crampton, "b. Mooney, p Score by nnngs: j "THAT LTTLE CAME" HE openeo a OF AND A ujlo A s* spor A N LNE WTH THE SPORTSMEN 6! n one way, at east, the fght fans enjoyed the show at h HrOWs ve strke ther Ktrbf >" Hteer Vm 'ter f>nn and! * wu! pubc rntc. Stat's. The,-,st of n>nk out gof nks " tn- Cued SuU' vares from % *> t s jo HO. '..stn has been nkng he ton Untdng Amercuu u-n s [uvers Bce.. Startu wth ony cubs n 8*, the Amateur Hoxng abbocuton MngH uow rontroa.»» * Sked toreadors are becomng H-arcc n Span, where the Knnjj to ose ts popuarty. Grof s Wnner J, K. rnf, shown n the s He Htar (KPK thrower nt Vde aud s one of th" very few track athetes nf te country to wear spectaces whe performng hs partcuar stunt. BASEBALL :W NOTES K a gn' awuy. a jay w a carhe cou.t ed n ern pant. HUH Kwdonty Wbur Cooper tns t shut Wu p u b* rvas n order o wn ths sea- K. The Toronto Crcket cub s the odest cub of ts knd n Canada, havng 'n.ved a mutch wth the Upper Canda coege year* agq. * Amercana w partcpate n the rcuch motor boat show n Pars, October 7 to 7, t w be the n»" tt -W of the knd a France. Kperta dectore that a team match between the ten bet professona gof- ( N and the ten beat amateurs woud undoubtedy be won by the atter.. aun Cons, captan of the Au» crcket team now competng D popuary knopm " and an "Horseshoe Luck." «' Me. Ourabet a tp fr«t woman n France to referee a rugby fu»th match. TouBB-nds of fans saw ths nove Bght durng a *ocent game," Targ. Ku- M-Necy nov owur nto ast season. t ertanv bs swng '"" '" O) \o~ ^eh J :the Y a"kee Stadum, Thursday nght. They coud chew and J p~ 9mo^e "ropes" to ther heart's content. 9 8 AB. R. H Summary: Home run, H. Pennoyer. Young "By" Strbng's wonderfu record struck a rea.. Three base ht, cos. Two base hts, snag on Thursday. He w have to do somethng bg n order! E. Pennoyer. Struck, out by y t(j regan some of th<j popu arty he ost that n j ght. t, by Mooney. Umpre, "Paue" Berenback can truy be cassed as a rea cham- W. Pennoyer, pon. 'h" < 'rcmu Hcds pnrctse the Tu pehcr, tmrgt' uunon, from Mnneapos euh, :'t<'her Maeky md Thrd Hasenan Junes have been veu^'d by te Ouua-YVenU'' engue cub. * * Carke- 'tteuger, former Cub n feder, n payng a star gf! for the Lousve At-rru ussorntu cub.» Three ptchers for the utgers base bu teuu u\> uned Wof, V\x uud tuowt/., whch s tussan for rub bt.! Fgures show that major eague baseba teamn neury aways wn more games ut home than on vstng UeH.. Tfe man who cmbed over fence to nee a bu gameyeura ago now has a son who gets hs; game over the rado.»» Huck Wson, one-tme (aut, s a bg favorte wth the Cub funs and w be ther hero as ong as he can make bane hts..um ouxe, Western eague ptcher wth -B Mones for three years, was sent to the Vora Three! eague cub under tn optona agreement. What other present champ has fought three decsons matches n the ast year? n addton, negotatons for a bout' wth Jack Deaney, next month have been amost competed. You remember t was Jack who foored "der German" on a pre-! \ous occason. Sports at the hgh schoo were very successfu ths year,! wth a due credt to the athetes partcpatng. When the bou-, 'u'ts are handed out, however, there s aways one person who s nvaraby forgotten. How often do the managers of the., varous teams receve a word of prase for ther efforts? We shoudn't forget the coaches ether. As an a-around athete we can't forget to menton Ertou 'omeroy of the Senor cass. "Pom" starred n footba, soccer, basketba and baseba. chance to try out for tenns. Baseba ddn't gve hm a 'Stoo bad he ha? to eave ths Those attendng the exercses Thursday nght w h^ve a chance to see ther favorte athetes honored. The varous coaches w present the etters to those deservng them. The dea of usng commencement tme to award the nsgna s a new one and for ths reatj.wwf's expected that the audtorum w be fed to capacty. St Lous Honors Rogers Homsby j B, LnT ALL "THE BURGLARES Sets Word's Record Wn Ony Set For Woodbrdge..\ku t ther «tnr»tnr payer, Arthur n the oo"; Kdgnr and fcrm KO\,H, the WdrdrP Hgh Sch>M' - tcm went down to defeat tn'- <'stt',e for Koyen> payng sec- nd -.nrt wore defeat*'! Mythe \>w Brunswck HtRh Schoo <>rn an Martn payng Donrwey and tvnm y'stcnfy afternoon. The wrv Wanrr anc near gvng Woodbrdgt by mat h's wan -. her ony pmnt. They ost the frst The frst mur *n(ren mutch re-. ted n an easy vctory for Wnner j ett"> ', nmc hack n the seeond and of NYv ru^w'k. Ths w»» a sacmatch payed to saye our best n whc Kam- went to d«uc«won t s.rt, fu-r a grueng jgf for Rorn, New Brunswck's s«ve tme*. n thehrd not th* wcond -mrt man. Waner b«at Myers gamos wn' n >*'y fought -, '-, and after n hard fght ft? the sec 'n and wen- prnbuwy Kdgar was fom-d to succumb to Hog- more te'rfc wng payed n the ran, n wn curred the match tf-, 7-. But the Wodhrdrv b^y came «(t»n Martn nf Wondhrd^', pnyng. ' y m a match whch was cose fnught n thr way was fnay dnwnejeuv wth St. rng to arvt'r's m to defeat 7- Wuodbrdpc n range \ RnH Monday. Sport NnteS &* Batters Wn ur The prnce of Wucs " s n r :! Over County Team s own rtk stne next KC ''arsnm nt Harvard w e seru-d wth bm cuuunc after ther rurw ths year The 'chc Const row-nn champon Rb «are set for Sunday, August -!>. n San Mogo bay.» Vae n ceebratng tbe forteth an nversary of tbe ntroducton of track sport ns campus Actvty,» Gof payers have J8J,t»,WH) n vested n rea rotate for cubs * grounds n the Unted Sates, * At sxty-seven yearn of nge Kng Custav of Sweden a st an entus astc an Bkfu awn tenns payer,» «The record for the greatest dstance ever run n an hour s mes, yards, made by J. oun of Kranee n ). t «Unversty of Lousve H aready ayng out two grdrons for practce n the fa. The varsty and frw" w use, tbe feds. * t * A tota of 7 ctes promotng payground actvtes n ths country un n use ast year no ess than (V tenns court*. t.ms Cross, former footba and track star m he CnKersy nf Mnne soa, was apponted assstant footba coach ut tb«' Copor schoo, * * The tme seems M be conng tn us when nothng nuc can e about t except to Htuff Mr. >ehpney and present hm to a museum. «Jack Reddck. Canadan ght heavy weght oxng c-hampth, H pur cawd a hote a Wnnpeg an w rerp from tbe squared crce. * A New York gofer ns been SO days n Ja for makng pruvc shotb u the ktchen wh eggs, whch he had prevousy negected o bo. eavng, t s wth great regret that we reaze, ttrat not even one! Wth more than WH) rounds of gof of the present coaches w be on hand next term. We won- payed day over He four eom-nes at The Cubs, ke the RBWJJJ, are go- Memrm, N. ('., t s no wonder thut ter why Woodbrdge does not hod enough attractons for theng ut a fust cp. *- > more hoes n one have been made ever-changng coachesv than anywhere ese n the word. Water.Touso seems to he ke < Tampa, geng better every year. * f you see a statement somewhere Od men who refuse to <nt: Waer.ohnso, Ty Cobb, 'muncey vpcw. * * * TM'' jrohaby aso w be many nne runs tude after the gune ends. * *! Frank ra/ of the Los Angees cub makes US dterent moves before nkng a swng a the but. ; * * ',:be Unt, who began at the top wth tn Yanks, s graduay workng down nto the organzaton. The ',rd> KeM Cub emerged ve. tnrm* a free httng contest»t New ruu-wck Sunday. Ther oppo- U'UU wen he >'r»g Landngs o the county «ea'. -Vnv (m the up JHM P hand : a stagey fnay wn nng to the tune nf '.> to \ Snowrn occuped the mound fur Fords am Stuart was on the h fur the home cub. Uonovan ed hs toum n hts, bavn,; four safetes to hs credt. Next Sunday Kurds expects to defeat the Tottonve nne. The score: Ford. f Pfeffer, ;h Dana, cf Coff, ss.._ Donovan, f.,'. b Mcsek. b Jacobs, c. Snowdcn, p. Landng* Juthas, cf. Harkna, rf. Ayer?,!Jh. 'n, f. Fne, ss... Cons, b. Sva, 'M. (Mark, c. Stuart, ]>., StaR, b. AR R.. \ ) f, r ) f r> AB. f» r> r, o ; o > 9 R. :! 7 H. D a u Scon by Kurds.... " 9 Landngs.... f Summary: Three base ht, CoRb n. Two base hts, Kne, Stuart an' Smaey. Bases on bas, Stuart Snowden. Struck out by Stuart by Snowen.. Umpre, arkns. year. Here s a tngr of.un k,'nvemty of Oregon's ncane busket-ba pavon w uorty he under Copeand who broke the word's rec- recenty n.os Angees for the n ookng over the records of the frst fourteen men oford cunstrcton. t w -«mt $(7,(., After ten nnngs of nterestng woman's shot put. Lan s from the seat, fann and be ready for the ths year's baseba squad, the wrter was peasanty surprsed baseba the Keasbey Junors were 'asadea Athetc am Country cub, ft7 conference contests. to see that ony two of the fourteen are eavng ths year. and by puttng an Wght-pound shot X\ defeated by the pace mkng sen Senators by the score of -. * feet S'j ndes estabshed a ""'" m. w Coach Boehm's foresght n deveopng the younger payers 'aavo Nurm w compee n 'J word's record. Poko exhbted some sensatona meets n the Vnted Staes next wn can be truy apprecated at ths tme. ptchng, runnng up a tota of 7 ter. The Fyng 'Mnn w be acvom pane to ths country by Kvn Wde, strke-outs, Lambert's work n the the Swedsh dstance star. Athough, ony a few athetes on the baseba team are»» * the! ' HerewUb s a p *.UU- «V^»J ^ ZZ Z ~ - ^,r jrtt'^r- "X" *»^» - uua n r TSSz s«. \z:tz^*«. ooud, ^^«**»»»^ ^r:^, "tkrpark, ^,*-««,.*- wus there to r*pbw«h «' ;, M re, evh,,, n god. The Nat(j;\rr;rt.:rrd,ra d trs )y rewar. *«- ^ «««*-- vuuabe puyer each year Onotu Cft Hat "She used, to pee onona Just before Amercan nstructors at te Knghts of Coumbus Hed <% desonno h, overkfokhg the Vaoeu, h Home, tay, are ntroducng baseba to ta- Bd Corncty Pacd The rght pace for the bed, man, arrved home at nght «o that au youth.,eome seem to thnk, s agandt the woud thnk ae «M cryng and then * Z whtre t w be frtr.y we out [ woud buy her a new hat or dreaa, Fred Huwu, trst busemua, was f the "way. The rght pace for the uucondtonny tonay reeased reeased by by Kt. St waa the testmony of a wan. n court Pau ed U «wyb uway (rou the wjh» u London n answer to Us wfe's dvorce wt cbargnf hm wth negect of the St. Pau " ' Amercan '"'"-' "" asbocatou. assocaton. 'hat ht» w»»o. free crcuaton ot He came to th«huuu a year ugu from tr af around tbe (deeper., v Sacramepto., ( Water.ohnso s hods th? Am rcan eague, record for wd u's -. n the season of!). H 'urm, former bg eaguer, has e' ;' manager of the (Mmbh team of the Sout Atantc assocaton. A number of teams pcked for ] nam contenders n March ((een t» be, ha.'kng up ten or tftee g for u good stp-t.».. S. tjuscbard, 't, star ptcher of te Cve-tdty of Southern Cafornt hasfa team, was eected captan of he.j dunond men. * Kenueh L. "Tug" Wson, athetc drect ur at the Northwestern unversty, denes reports that the Rcboo e% ts to drop baseba as u varsty pu. «Manager Tyrua. CVbb says th^t ecru ptchers who start off at a faat >ace generay even up wth the veterans near the end of the season, f hny do not fa beow them. Wth Nehf a member of the CndD nat ptchng stuff, fans wonder f tue cub can have a more brant ookng suu. There are now three eft banders u the Red staff ncudng Nehf, May aud xey. Not Cammh, Ether There are certan creature* whch never fee the pangs of thrt, for the; are no consttuted that drnk s un necessary to them, and they never swaow a drop of water n ther ves Among these unmatt are certan ga tee of the Tar Eaut and amas of Patagona. hy a Mr. Cbsnn o the effect that dene Tunncy w annhate empsey. f they ever n'et, you w be ntercked to know tha by u concdence Mr. (bson. nnages Mr. Tmey. Coumba's Wonder Joe urke, unefen year-od ptch- ng marve of Co uubn unversty's freshman baueba team, who, thus far, hasn't out u game. He's as good wth the stck-«s he s wth the Hpere, for he bats over.. Keasbey Junors Bow To sen Senators pnches kept tho Keasbeytes from urng mnny tmes. The Senators garnered ony three hts frojn Poko whe, Keasbey reache Lambert for sx safetes. At the end oc the ffth nnng the Junors were eadng - but sen evened matters n the sxth. The remander of the game was scoreess, utt the tenth when Reedy scored on 'oko' s hasty am wd throw* to thrd. The Senators spt a doube header wth the Woohrdg' Tgers ast wec-k. sen won the frst game 7- am ost 'the second, a seven nnng uvar by f>-7, The box score; Senatort uttcma.!tb Whuvn, b..ambvrt, p oh/t, SS j Abertso. cf Sobk, 'f.mo, b. Ohmn, c Reedy, f SUJman, rf Keatbey Junort oodja, c. Jegnsky, b Cyrus, cf Sabo, b. Toth, ss Lefty, ) Damback, f. Poko, p e, rf LH. :! : :t. > AB. H r> K. ) o R. 6 ). :! H. \! E 8 E. 6 Score by nnngs: Keasbey - Unversty of Oregon at Eugene has Be n nne handba courts. They are used Summary: Bases on bas off Poko by the facuty m students dutg he 6 off Lambert 6. Hts off Poko day md busness men of the cty end f! Struck out by Poko 7, by Lambert 6. Two base hts, Ohman, Hoodoccupy them n the evenngs. A me race between 'aavojnunn j a. Three base ht &M, Utt on and U. A. Uose df New K.O.».' bases, sehn K-bey 8.J.WP.UJ, be a feature of he MKS Amateur Poko, Doube puy, Lambert to Ohman to Lmo. Sacrfce hts, Lm- saocato track and Hed meet a Stamford Brdge, London, n Juy. o, Poko, Toth. Umpre, Tackey. * Approva of Water U agen an captan of an Amercan team of profes- w h c h w ' '- "- * at the women's c h a m p p aober refecton, no doubt, among raukg of her sut urn. m LUraty "Fnd" Ca- ane" was pubshed by Po.,,,,e. The atest copy was found n ' *tuu bookshop U Boston.

6 !;?. *? *<,..., Wtre 7 r-f *A' : ( " r r -,-at fyw't"--' ' SDE LNES THOMAS A.* KU Berttrf You' Never Hoer "H»«m» *>:-!»' t".- ^;.-L; ' '".:s-.t- -r - - r M' r - -JP^ " * : ~r'' T.: f_t"-:tjf r<r<"fc»' T '.- j; ; : : tt ->:H-» f ".tc X-: Tr.nsmp Lan- :....c \,V.-rZ.T >u>u>*vamots ^ V t ".H UKUk. /. '-.b! L:: :.U t ; : wd tke r, tw pr»cbcc of rtrft Gffmn»% ft- f vw T MDDLESEX TOESS. 8 Green Sfc W<wdbrdfe. --..* p.- DD YOU KNOW Uoa t«t r. - PUBLC SERVCE f ; >'» &«A-'. f ;: vll nr.t, t rj..ur ' ; n-t.' r. > : : v? ;«{«t!r». Tm* f. «- Ed An Arm> / Pubc Servants ear ". "O* r->cr. s and rr.any tnka e r. ht opcrau^ su.f of Pxu Sc-kte coraparaes \~*:r. tn =amcx»ec of rraaned Mx;- nr, v-c n?*' tjar axy and f :-.-j-. rc-fcrm ^ r. your at&erat. :.: :' -rvtjcr_ s.: -.r: srr-x* s can- tt : - tn re. - r - : -E.' FREE.:: -tvv-x.rt t. : ; "--' - ' - DPPNG NTO SCLEHCE *! EARN A BCYCLE Worth $ By Securng New Subscrptons to the \ Woodbrdge ndependent Or A MOTORBKE Worth $6 By securng New Subscrptons - Not a Contest No Tme Lmt Every boy, gr, or adut securng subscrptons w receve a Bcyce. Sampe Bcyces now on dspay at Satzman's Hardware, 7 Man Street Appy at 8 Green St, Woodbrdge. * e. :!«Rame Hard Ro&dt Reaty m Romance By Vng-e E. Roe '-jnd." 'rroa Lure* Kona d ^.'esr. he X> bom n r_t She ha» K*H tbe cardc rsage dangc to CESLL r'.rm* aad ba betu ptr. :: d»r pame trt trantsoon. n bet manh^re c: the COUDBT, true p;:tjtf«of de bcaune* tr.: dep>a srffrj sjtt.j:'!*. Ns» one hat o u r p cuxed u> w-aabce erf the.^^f wth u AJ THE THRFT DAY/ Sa\ngs and Prosperty! MOVEY ONTY saved and p^.pt-ry''dvesrd s-the rdcawy that WbeLer ywor ceocje * kf^«or -ma tht part of t whch s pof asj.e tej tbe story of y, ur fat are «ffarv-! An unufu*! oj^xwuuty for thrft, savng atd nv.- ; t- :A y ^re*t*t^ n the present offerng-f»x Cumuatvereerred Stock rubc Servce ^orporaton ot New (Jersey j Under (hr Popuar Ownershp Pan "Neary, Sats6ed Stockhoders Attest ts Mert!" F«p a y * a wonrf per **a«and rttrt' nterea v L t k f 6 " c per annum /rom t*ur «fa^ of your frst payment. Tk$ prce fw *kart f # and o w W drdend. Sow s the tme to ndboabcf ASK ANY PUBUC SERVCE EMPLOYE!

7 ,,s,, J#NE,96 HOME, DAD AND THE BOY By FRANK H. CHELEY 666 s a prescrpton for Grppe, Fu, Dengu«Fever and Maara t ks the germs. WOODBRDGE NEW YORK CANDY KTCHEN Manufacturers and Deaers n Strcty Pore CANDES AND CE CREAM, M»n St., "Woodbrdge. Te.. HUMPHREYS A RYAN HARDWARE Man St., Woodbrdge, N. J. Pumbng. Fxtures Sprng Hardware Carrer* and Poutry Suppea MAN ELECTRC Eectrca Contractors Te., Woodbrdg* 9 Man & Wam Sa., Woodbrdge GUSTAV BLAUM Groceres and Provson* 97 MAN ST. Woodbrde CHARLES M. MUELLER -GARAGE :: Cyader Reborng Te. Wood»rd e S St. George's Ave., Woodbrdg ;Rasng te The Buffer Dad T"*HH word a fu of them. x te buffs ht boj, ne Wuff socety HA buffs hr God, He even foos hme* nto beevng he a "ns good aa the average." He doenn't know anythng abont the hnj-tnmnew and afrad omehody, among them Ms own son, w fnd t out. "When t come to beng a rea Dad, he ether skds or svdoos." te doesn't eem to rease that yon can't Wnff a boy for on, and that n HP pyen of n rea boy a hypocrte t nmnnnue K boy tfu fogve M pad for t most any other shortcomng. e U conttanty one thng and expects h boy to be qute another and then aments (he boy's faure from the hoam tops. Be aoe«ohe w»y and drect* the eon aong a dfferent path. He doesn't know that the fe on* eads s the eson one teaches. What «. Buffer Dnd s, procams tsef so oudy that the son never hears anythng he has to say, He s a poor, deuded morta and needs to see hmsef as others see hm. ((6 r. K. Ct»L«r. D»nT»r. Coo.) Tu)n$ Not n Favor Twns Amng mann are UBUfty regarded UH uncanny and nrc rathpr fearw ns ponrpsstft occut power. Among some Ort'Kou and nther const trbes they were once retarded ua Kbnorma, nnd one or both were ked. FORDS LOUS MORRSON Shoe*, Cothng and Genera Merchandse Op«n Evary Day Except S»tnnUj FORDS, N.. Resources $, FORDS NATONAL BANK FORDS, N. J. Te. -M, 66. HANSEN & JENSEN GENERAL CONTRACTORS Ezcftvatsf, Sewerng, Cradnf, Cartng of a Krnda 6ZS Pacfc Ave., PERTH AMBOY V PUSH T* J) THS SPACE FOR SALE 9-7 Horonta. Apartmtnta of women n a Mohaymedah houne 6 A mutca natrmnent * A pronoun Datmruahed t A not«of th«musca aca«j* On the condton 6 A perod 8 Notng moton toward 8 Spherca One who rends 8 Upon A fasehood A», nterjecton f An mpement for dewng S To deprve of horna A negatve answer A dphthong aa Group of fve 6 Aurma 9 Lke A gran Abbrevaton for the "tat«where ths ta\ corn grows" Bscortera A coecton of four S A prnter's meaeure 7 A beverage 9 Same ftb horzonta SO Eaat ndeb (abbr.) S Vertnnnn to vng organsms 6 A pronoun A carousa 7 Fear oeton m apt* " J (, JJJ. W«t«rnN«w»j>«p«r Unon.) But Look at Porterty Though have be^n, f may sat tt wtthont vanty, an emnent author of armnks nnnnay now B fu quarter of A century, my brother nuthors n the snnp way, fur what ronsun know not, have ever h-en vory sparng n thpr appause. *en]amn Frankn.. Vertca. A pronoun _To pay back t A prnter! monure The center 6 Fonded e Wthn 7 Faaten From 9 An abnorma type A negratv* n««tr! Oarment-to pr tf t cothng A pronoun 7 A conjuncton U One aone J A genus of tropca pant 6 An age 7 A meadow!9 An eongated f«h go An mpement (or rowng a bod t Ceaaatton 8 Vbratory moton 8> The nature of a dose of med cn» ««Laten 7 Attract 8 A gr's name S A pronoun 6 Sun god g A note of the musca scae 8 A form of th> wrb "to be" 6 prefx meantk ngnn ( An assmlat- furm of prefx "n." 6 Doctor of tnedcnt (abbr.) Wonder$ of Word The seven wonder? of the ancent word were the pyramds of KjypC the hnngnr gardens of rnyon, the tern pe nf r»^na at Kjh.-su?, the statue Of.Tn'tT n "^O-etve, HP tnm) of Mnusyus at HBcartssns. the phnro* at Atexnnder and (he on.ssus of Hhodes. *A restfu nght on Lake Ere on one of the Great Shps of the C Cf B M makes a peasant break n your journey. A K ^ bed n a cean coo stateroom, a ong, sound seep and an appetzng breakfast n the mornng. Sumen SEEANDBEE"-"CTY OF ERE"-"CTY OF BUFFALO" Day May t to November Sth utve Bnff»o- 9: P. M. E».«rn ) Uay«Ctawtand-M P. M. Armc Ceveand *7 A. M. \ Standard Tme Arrve Buffao-'(: A.M. C ' S,«m«"CTV OF BUFFALO" arrve. 7:OLM. Connecton for C«dat Pont, PuMn-Bav, Toedo, rvrot and other pont. A k v^sr ck«««.nt or toorut M"«y fo rkktta vu C & B Uu. New f oumt AuomobUe K»«-$7.O. &nd for free KCronJ pua chart at ^^^ F ouf the Ctot Shp "SEEANDBEE" and S»» C & B Steamert page booket. J^V n D»v Servce *M,t a S """ ', ^ESSV.Fare $. Otvcnd, Oho Your Ra Tcket U Good on ourstramert Babes Love t For a stomach and ntestna troubes and dsturbances due to teethng, there s nothng better than a safe nfants' and Chdren's Laxatve, MRS. SYRUP rrhn'' from rtsttot tutt *nd odot. Nrt Keogg' Tasteeu Catfot O a the orgna tasteesa tutor o, madt tor medcna UM ony. FREE~t*rttur«on rcqu«t to WALTER. JANVER, nc.. 7 C.ru St., N«w York at good ease the pan Nothng brng* such comfortng reef as the orgna ' Baume Denpc. t starts to drve out pan u toon a you appy t. GET THB ORGNAL FRENCH BAUMEBENGUf (ANALOtSaVB > Compete ntsef Sharpens the bade n the razor wthout removng t' Quck. Convenent. Easy to cean. Compete sets, razor, wth strop and extra bades, $. and up. VaetAto$trop Kazor DAY NGHT UP-TO-DATE TAX AND GARAGE SERVCE WHZ ALEMTE Servce Staton G. Lucas, Amboy Ave. Free Crank Case Servce Straght Coat j Revm*$ tsef Smarty A COAT that CM tun tsef two wy s practcay two coats. Satn crtpe, ftn (ad, woo-back Wtn and rcvembt fanne make unned coats that ead» douby usefu fe. Heavy sk a^pe, bantung and ght woo crepe can be ned wth a prnted sk and worn wth ether tde uppermost and wth frocks matchng ether sde. Eyeet embrodery, cretonne and prnted nen make smart Summer coats for the country but haven't an undersde of suffcent nterest or fnsh to make them reversbe. Transparent coats of Georgette or crtpe Roma trmmed wth band* of tafeta are beng worn n Pars over frocks ot prnted sk,, Shrred Paneh Gve a Freth Swng to tfm] Straght nt A wnrot day t the -ongchunpt ets mote than the eaves afutter. Paneh and draperes and fyng te-ends an whpped nto banners of part-coored Georgette and prnted suk vok that rva the brant fowers rnged around the beautfu od dress n the pt'h'- Ona get) the mpresson that fashon t n a state of perpetua moton. A very charmng frock worn recenty at the French races was n the new shade o watcr-gteen Georgette caed»er ftou. The fu seeves and oose puds were shrred. t had the new V nfck and was worn wth a smart tte hat of green corded sk. Goves, stockngs and kd d ) Ks were parchment coored. MONEY S SAVED! ustraton descrbes how easy t's done wth L & M SEM-PASTE PANT PANT t»act» T SMPLY requres quarts of Lnseed O to be strred nto each gaon to thereby make U gaons of BEST PURE PAMT Roady or me For $. per Gaon TheyaresmpyaddnuUMeed Oto L > M Sem-Patta Pant. Qucky done.saves you Muney. t s Pure Whte Lead wth Costy Whte Znc added to make the pant wear for to years. A gaon of L & M Pant w pant consderaby more surface than a gaon of hand wde Whte Lead Pant. Proved by years of utmost satsfactory use. GUARANTEE - /»«a gaon opt of any you bay, and f not ptrftcty tatfactory tht nmandtr can b* nturntd wthout paymtnt tung mad* tot th* on* tojton sued. FOR *AL BY HUMPHREYS & RYAN CLARK HDWE. CO X Menton ths paper to advertsers;' t heps you, t heps them, t heps your paper. WOODBRDGE ELZABETH But Wat a Few Yean.to Eater. wfo wns drnnng near to her thn )r )uny, WBR taken hy \\er nnrr to p thtp for a n**v hut. she prntesto, "Whnt for do wnt nnohor nt? 'ne got ony one tfnv" Ter fmhor os ths story wth grout gusto, Knston Trnnscrpt DESTROYS Moths,Roaches Bedbugs.Fes g TANUAftO oacof( NtW JEMfY) For femnne hygene MCKE, THE PRNTER'S DEVL By Chares Sughrw NOW, ArJt TWAt foo BAD'S POOft OOGc MUST BE F ME COULPWr HEAR TMAT= BUT OWE TfeST BETOfte How to Resusctate a Enghtened women are now usng Zonte rjetead of posonous compounds for ths mportant purpose. Zonte a thoroughy effectve but harmeaa to decate tssues. G.M.AGREEN Rea Estate and nsurance Houses for sae n Perth Amboj Woodbrdge and Asbury Park THE FEATHERHEADS NOW FANNY THAT WAY.' - Tb Poont> THf b WAT WASHt Co BAD, WAS BALL WAV OP V THAT 6TMP.' teachng Fanny the Game TeH\n<* To T»NTo Trt ff KNOW f Secure your ot before prces go up n the Sprng Perth Amboy. State St. Woodbrdg Te. 769 Te..B6-W SerTce G«t Summer Trp Rat«They are ow for funera, w«ddn> an a occaon WOODBRDGE TAX SERVCE pear Street Wootbrdgo

8 PACK sen*..*!.: r- T -- ««t. Hrd fcntoe Gertrade Stewart $&O RmW /n Seou Drve; EBggenwt arrb Gwffb HB Mans For CampCowaw Annou r;»f Probated To States *Uad At T«B^tM Mu To C«ry O. W " LtC T*7»W"» t T! :: KM Era'tr.-ur«" t.tfnr- (' K- BTt K-^ '» :*» ab» rruk r* K-. : x m v x : : *«tjr- K \. t~» ' t *T- ^ grtfrntr t -Kruj t t^.*-«f '.n ;r rr t- '. f Tt Hfc SaEafm' tt r L.up- ' :rt B a emrr» r ;,. t : X-.: - :r>- ; -c '?.»! «:".»>:; t- A & - -f y. m.-: Sr ", -t,: Mr V :. X- V-- :?*-.*? - "Js^T. t.: WHY MEN FAL r: -_ Z V K -. V V :.: brt BT THOMAS ARfcX CLA.RK D««a of Mm f nj ( t-;re t: VCJ Keasbey r-,-", : v-,-: Kv....T. : U^-f * " ^F- «r V- '- -- ' * ' -! : - =. A.-» :. W H**e Roat n ]. At ' Vctory Brdge Parade: ^Z*-* 7 -T! -,z- - - Or -?- K v- : Mr- Fnny Crosby Sunday Schoo C»u Pan Outng ^ "Tr-r: t:' :-r~'>* strut-: A.t^r E ~t' «"U -:? ^Tr^p*?»- ; Pnyrr >j ^ :':VV # ~T UC*.: +rj fc". tf:*rr» : :u-.or..'. A At W" M-s-* trf». "P.: t: Ctort" : ; t- kr: Mr* Hopeawn Kt^r* t«k* t* -t; :: - L- M: : _ - f! E..w Pkvwtas : T-rt:" t; A'-t f -ag as»». ttrt *: * tt* '.: : aksse. rre, Former De«D Newark ST-V,T. S«k-" Get Sew! «,: '...c»j. rsa f ^... "* * =«*^«r ^-jt At tt rd* -'- : '- ' tt- A ^^:-. f:r K-ty ;> ' *. tr- at:! n r"-n- J u t t*»;srt* boy, w Frday Let Us Prat THE WhCHt_tK b'ok OF FOKDa PERFECTON O Coo* Stoves amlosm r 'V "- Cwopkte ne of Genera Hardware BALNTS HARDWARE Hoy and New Brauwck A?«WM» FORDS,ML J. fr,tet -Bob" Frankn Receved ^," ft-s. Degree at Maa*. Te«k. *» jr.:. u.- tg k BSMMY T-"-'^f "p.. ^-f *. <-!.*. --* -k«a u -t rtxuutr. H* -bfe' tfma t'. t«m Sk *ta: * vu Ms -at. EARNA BCYCLE Worth $ a» J W * GR DVOODBRDGE NDCKNDENT MOTORBKE, wort tm. for M 9~* Not a contest N«tknt ^ Evtry boy. pr or adut accurnc c«re a bcyde. S&npe b«:yck«now oa ds '' Stzman't Hardware, 7 Man atotefc * Appy u fdependent Ottce, S GfMa St. Wo^^r^