Fire Districts Clash Over Boundary Change

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1 The News of All The Townshp VOL. X, No. 46 WOODBRDGE, N. J., FRDAY, JANUARY 27, 928 PRCE THREE CENTS Athletc Feld Drve Am of Jolly Rogers Speakers at Banquet of Club Favor Project and Pledge Ad Commttee Apponted To Get Move Under Way Wthout Delay A move to establsh an athletc feld n Woodbrdge was launched wth great enthusasm Saturday nght at the testmonal dnner n honor of the Jolly Rogers football team n Mddlesex Restaurant( Galadn's Hotel). There were many promnent men of the townshp and founty and state at the board and they all warmly approved of the feld project. Before thc dnner end- <>d K. V. Hoffman's suggeston that a commttee..be named, was carred out. The commttee ncludes Mayor Wllam A. Ryan, George Nelson, presdent of the club; Earl Carlsle, who was toastmaster; Mark McClan, presdent of the Young Men's Trnty Club and K. V. Hoffman, edtor of The leader. There were many strrng addresses tt the dnner and the speakers complmented the members of the club on the hgh standng the orn the communty. Wndsor J. Laks told of thc team's record for last season when two games were won, two lost, and two ted. Dn Frazer Metzger, dean of Rut- gers, prased the sprt of the team t on rf d the team as an asset to the townshp. He would always be ready to help t n any enterprse, he sad. Commtteeman Grausam spoke n favor of the athletc feld and sad t would help to keep Woodbrdgr n the lmelght. Senator Morgan F. LaTson spoke n a humorous ven. H esad he was too lght as a youth to go n for football and decded to tackle a game not so rough poltcs. But he sad that the same rules of clean lvng as outlned by Mr. Bartell for success n sports, also appled n poltcs. County Clerk Hlker ganzaton has attaned n sports and, spoke along the same lne. Muscal Comedy Spansh Moon St. Cecela Church To Be Presented By Legon Plans arc progressng rapdly for the presentaton n the hgh school audtorum on February 2 and 2 of thc muscal show, "Spansh Moon". t s to be sponsored by Woodbrdge Post No. B7, Amercan Legon, as a method of rasng funds for thc purchase of post unforms. The commttee n charge of arrangements advse that every one s most enthusastc and the large cast who Wll appear n the comedy, muscal or dancng roles, and who wll be drawn from the local people, have responded unanmously when asked to take part. "Spansh Moon" s the latest John B. Rogers producton, the organzaton whch s favorabbly known here and elsewhere for ts presentaton of hgh-class amuteur produ<rtons. Prevous shows staged by ths company n ths cty have been, "That's That" and "Her Song". "Spansh Moon" waj gven recent^ ly by thc Tambourne jnd Bones Organzaton of the Syracuse Unversty and was so successful that small professonal tours were arranged fol- Socetes Unt to Present St. Patrck s Day Event Addton of Book* Gven To Hgh School Lbrary The Hgh School Lbrary has been enrched by a donaton of books to he used by the pupls n reference work. The school s very anxous to have people n the townshp contnue to do ths and menton of persons who contrbute books wll be made n a latm ssue of the papers. Whle t s mpossble to accept all types and knds of books yet there are many books that would be of dealng wth hstory, and socal scences, lves and works of ndvduals n the feld of Englsh and fe- some cannot be used the donor wll be advsed accordngly. The school telephone s 249 should anyone care to talk to the school authortes concernng the contrbuton of books. "The Rose of Toko" Opens Here Tonght Muscal Comedy Wth Bg Cast To Open At Hgh School Audtorum Wll Be Repeated Tomorrow Nght The Cast. Tonght the Junor Woman s c, ub wju the edy, "The Rose of Toko", produced, Holy Name Socetes of St. Cecela's j Rehearsals have been held every afternoon and evenng for the past R. C. Church at seln, the openng j gun was fred for a package party two weeks. The prncpal characters n the cast are as follows: and dance to be held on St. Patrck's Day evenng, Saturday, March Fu Kan, Lllan Rchards; Me- 7, n the audtorum of the new O-Me, Los Dayer; Kokosak, Olve school at seln. " " ",,.. n.'earle; Aunt Chloe, Florence Bern- A mxed commttee of ten,men and, ^ women representatve of the three ^ vctor' Lov Baron Kaneko rck Boylan, wth Mr Pj,',, Herbert Schrmpf; Rchard Smth Edward *»8- SUnley KMsen. Begva Wtchj an as charman, to varous detals of the comng affar, v and judgng by the enthusasm already manfested by the ndvdual members of the commttee, t looks as though St. Cecela's s agan to regster one of ther great success- seln Boy Scouts Meet Plan Hke Pass Tests The seln Boy Scouts held ther regular meetng, Monday, at the fre lowng ts local presentaton. The house on Hardng avenue. Mr. Boylan musc s by Vernon L DeTar who - was n charge - of the meetng. s the wrter of several New York There wll be *"' > successes and the book by Kenneth the patrol eadersenor Kostenbader. Rehearsals wll begn leader* assstant patrol leader. Rogers Company. Local Polce Fnd Stolen Car Return t To Rahway Owner An automoble belongng to Raymond Rulson, of Lncoln avenue n the Ea>t Uahway secton of Rahway. found by the polce here and returned to the owner on Monday. troop hke Saturday. A number of tests were passed. The next meetng wll be Monday, January 3, at the now school on Pershng avenue, at 7.3 P. M. James Hoakns of Lnden avenue s vstng hs son n New York for a few weeks. All-Amercan Muscal Program Gven At Hstory Club Meetng Mrs. Gvorge Urban wus hostess to the members of the St-waren Hstory Club on Wednesday afternoon nf last week at her home. Mrs. A. ('. Wttkefc vce.presdent of the club. presded. The meetng opened wth the usual exercses. Arthur Brown accompaned on the pano and the sang "Amerca the h Beau- tful." '' Several matters of nterest were dscussed. A petton was prepared by the members and wll be forwarded to the New Jersey Senators askng support and vote for any measure n Congress, or any proposed treates wth other countres, calculated to elmnate war. Notce was receved of [(the author's matnee gven for the beneft of the Mury Fsher Home, at the Waldorf-Astora on January 2 An all-amerwu muscal program was presented. Mrs. Arthur Brown and Mrs. George Urban jjl.ayed two pano duets, "Valae Caprce" and Greek Letter Club Meets Plans Kdde Party Soon The Sgma Alpha Ph Sororty hold ts regular meetng on Monday nght at the home jof Mrs. A. G. Brown. Ths beng! the mssonary meetng, the second chapter of the book, "Chrst of the ndan Road was read. ' The next meetng wll!«held on February 3, and wll be n the form of a kdde party. All the members are requested to come dressej as chldren and brng toys along] freshments were served durng the socal hour by Mss and Mss Emma Manner*. Green Eyes, DT. WU, Asher Ft!; Randolph; Wen-a-Su, James Morrs; Sergeant Molo, Edward Leeson; Guards, Mlton Agreen, Albert Martn. The chldren n the flower choru.-.es are: Jean Kreger, Catherne Holland, Marjore Newcomer, Betty Jane Davs, Arlne Janderup, Rea Howell, Olve Spencer, Dors Burns, Mare Baldwn, Lorna Mc- Crory, Jane Warr, Mary Elzabeth Smth, Hannah Bernsten, Peggy Concannon, Jane Cox, Ann Concannon, Peggy Lews, Eleanor Grmley, Evelyn Kreger, Jean Dunne, Barbara Stern, and Betty Tghe. Poppes and Gardners, Bess Baker, Arlne Heselberg, Evelyn Grace Rank n, Al.c Brennan, Helen KoJlb, Elna Nelson, Angelna Starck, Jane Kngberry, and MaMrgaret Jellyman, Cymbal Dancers, Anna Dakon, Staca Zylka, Jeannette Lesen, Helen Kngberjy, Helen Ryan and Mram Berry. Archers, Pansy MoCrory, Grace Huber, Lorrane Warter and Ruth Mller. Wooden Solders, Blanche Huber, - j Catherne Smth, Mary Dee, Mary Duff, Hlda Thergesen, Anna Stanck, Florence Neusbaum and Dorothy Terhune. Parsan Grls, Ruth Numbers, Else Agreen, Dorothy Terhune, 'Novel Program Gven At Salmagund Meet Mock Tral Wth Judge, Lawyers and Jury Adds nterest 3 At* Tuesday Evenng Gatherng Muscal Program Also One of the best attended and most nterestng meetngs of the Salmagund Muscal and Lterary Socety, was held on Tuesday evenng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Love, of Green street. The out standng feature of the program was a mock tral wth "Salmagund" as the defendant. John Love was th«prosecutng attorney, and J. E. Breckenrdge, attorney for the defense. Rev. J. B. My«r«n n stately manner acted as judge wth H. A. Tappen as court crer. The wtnesses for the prosecuton were Mrs. B. C. Demarat, Danel Demarest and Mss Helen Pfeffer, Wtnesses for the defense wore Mrs. H, A. Tappen, Mrs. Wllam Krug and Mrs. J. E. Breckenrdge. The answers to the cross examnng were orgnal and humorous, and. wem greatly enjoyed. A verdct of not gulty was returned by the juny composed of the members. The followng program was then gven: pano solo, "Rondo Caparrssmo," by Mrs. Wllam Krug; \cal solos, (a) "My Love s a Weaver," (b) "The Undtorseen"; v(;al duet, Schubert's "Serenade", by Mrs. A. F. Randolph and Mss Helen Pfeffer, accompaned by Mrs. A. G. Brown. The program closed wth a pano solo, "BagatelH", by Mrs. Krug. Mrs. Charles Wswall, tha vce presdent, presded at the busness sesson. The resgnaton of the presdent, Harold Stryker and Mrs. Stryker was read, also the resgnaton of Mss Ann Jesaup. John Myers was proposed for membershp. The next meetng wll be held on February 4 at the Craftsmen's Club wth the Bachelor Grls as hostesses. Danty refreshments were served. The followng guests were present: Mrs. Elzabeth Olver, of Perth Amboy; Mrs. S. B. Gllhuly, of Newark; Mrs. H. W. Von Bremen, Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Cutter, Mrs. John Serena, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McClelland, of town. Woman's Club Meets n Busy Sesson Encouragng Reports From Varous Charmen Program n Honor of Great Amercan Composer The Woman's Club of Woodbrdge Townshp held ther regular meetng yesterday n the Presbyteran chapel. The preadent, Mrs. Asher F. Randolph, presded at the busness meetng. The treasurer reported a balance of $ n the general fund. The musc charman announced the chorus just formed would meet every Tuesday evenng from 7.3 to 9 p. m., n Muncpal Hall. The chorus s rehearsng two numbers for the state contest' n Aprl. Mrs. Martn Newcomer, member- Mr*. Wn. Frankln Hostess To Aucton Brdge Club The Frday Aucton Rrdgf Club was delghtfully entertaned by Mrs. Wllam Frankln of Barron avenue. There were eght tables of members and guests. The przes to the dub members were awarded to Mss Laura Brodhead, boudor lamp; Mrs. H, W. Von Bremen, sx sherhert plates; Mrs. ft. R. Moore, scarf; Fre Dstrcts Clash Over Boundary Change Commssoners of Dstrct No. Object To Gvng Porton T* Second Dstrct All Resdents of Terrtory nvolved Sad To Favor Change No Decson A dscusson lastng three hours MRS Louse Brewster, sx goblets, last nght at B specal meetng of The guests who receved przes the Townshp Commttee faled to were: Mrs. Ernest Moffstt, cheese settle a dspute betwet>n the fre and cracker <»h; Mrs. Carl Wllams, waste paper basket. Thc other guests were Mrs. Olver Hatfeld, of Metchen; Mrs, Knrrad Stern, Mrs, C. R. Chase, Mrs, John Serena, Mrs. Cedrc Ostrum, and Mrs. Frank Varden, of town. Delcous refreshments were served. Mrs. B. C. Demarest wll entertan tht> club on February 3. Dog Beleved Mad Shot By Patrolman Offcer Ben Parsons Corners Anmal n Yard. Had Btten Other Cannes. Health Department To Have Head Examned. A dog beleved to have had the rabes was shot Wednesday afternoon n Fulton street by Offcer Ben Parsons. The anmal was frothng at the mouth and was actng n A manner that terrfed the neghborhood. The offcer made nqury ard earned that t had btten several commssoners of Dstrcts t and 2 relatve to thc proposed annexntm of the porton of No. terrtory to Dstrct No. 2. The dfference bo tween the two groups gp came surprse to many of f those h nterested n the transfer as t had been understood untl a few mnutes before 8 o'clock that the whole matter was The varous angles of theseobjwtons were presented several tmes durng thc dscusson. Charles Brown, presdent of the fre co»- pany, sad that hs objecton was perhaps, largely based on sentment He could not bear the thought of "abolshng" the dstrct that had been so long establshed and meant so much to Woodbrdge. Attorney Uvn sad that the rght to annex the terrtory or to have any porton of a dstrct tsken from the settled satsfactorly to all concernecluded wthn the lmts of another, confnes of one dstrct to be n- Ṫhe protests agalnut the annexaton were based on two man grounds the terrtory nvolved. The only pro- wss solely wth the taxpayers «nd n the objecton of Charles Bspwn to cedure, h eexplaned, was by petlthe word "abolton " or "abolsh" ton sgned by at * ~~" ' e nty free. and a protest by Commssoners of holders n the,^&ve the Dstrct No. aganst gvng some- a new one ers of Dstrct No. ; that they were opposed to the annexaton. McElother dogs but, as far as could be roy sad that n hs opnon, to»bo\- earned, had not attacked any hu. sh the dstrct would automatcally man bengs. abolsh the commsson. Accordng to nformaton gathered by ParsonB, three or four dogs dened wth, the upkeep of a The dstrct^he sad, s now bur- fre were btten. He ascertaned the ownershp of one, a large dog, and nstrucw the owner to keep the anmal confned for observaton rtl further nstructons. The health department was notfed and probably wll send the head of the dog klled to Trenton V have t examned for traces of rabes. t was a medum-szed dog apparently half-starved. Parsons klled t n a yard n the Tear of the house at 226 Fulton street, No one n that dstrct had ever seen the anmal before and t s beleved to be a srray dog. of the death of MacDowell, Amerca's great composer, the muscal program was composed of selectons of Mac- Dowell. Mrs. Wllam Krug read a paper on MacDowell. Mrs. George Urban played two pano selectons, 'The Log Cabn" and "Melody". The speaker of the afternoon was Mrs. Thomas Robbns, state charman of legslaton, of Montckr. thng away and gettng nothng n return. The proceedngs opened wth tc readng of four pettons. One petton for each dstrct asked that the dstrct n queston be abolshed. The second par of pettons asked that new dstrct be created and set forth boundares that would provde for the annexaton of the dsputed terrtory n Dstrct No. to Dstrct No. 2. Attorney L. E. McElroy, stated that he represented the commtfson- house three peces of apparatus and four pad drvers. t s the mother dstrct of the townshp, havng been establshed n 898. Woman's Club Drectors Hear Commttee Reports A meetng of the board of drectors of the Woman's Club was held on Thursday at the home of Mrs. H. W. Von Bremen. The presdent, Mrs. A. F. 'Randolph, presded. The charmen of dfferent commttees gave nterestng report* of ther work. Mrs. A. L. Huber, charman of the socal, ndustral and publc health commttee, reported many necesstes, and a few luxures were dstrbuted at needy famles shp. Chrstmas tme to all over the town- Mrs. F. M. Shaw, charman of nternatonal relatons, announced that Mss Margaret Buttenhem, state charman would be the guest of Mrs. Robbns had a splendd mes jhonor at the February meetng. sage for the women. She sad f we '" The membershp charman, Mrs. wanted better laws we should take Martn Newcomer, reported two new members, Mrs. Ernest Abbott and an nterest n the people we elect. Mrs. Edward Martn. Tea was ser- The program was closed wth twoj ved h the hostess dur the vocal solos, "The Gleamng Eyes" j, and an^ "To "TV, a., Wld Wllrl Rose", D^» by V.,, Mac- U.». " ' Dowell, sung by Mss Ruth Erb. She was accompaned by Mrs. Harny Cole. Announcement was made of old dstrct sbolshe created. Mayor Ryan repeatedly stated hs poston n the matter. He sad hs sole duty was to try to settle tha matter so that all partes would be satsfed but the settlement must M legal. He declared tha he would not be party to any transacton that was not strctly accordng to law. The adjustment, he sad, must be such that there would be no ground for future protest and legal acton by any taxpayer, A T«cen wag taken and the commssoners and conuntteemen thrash, ed the matter out for upwards of half an hour. Then t was announced that the orgnal petton to annex the terrtory to the second dstrct from the frst would come up for hearng on Wednesday nght, February and that the new pettons would be consdered at that tme also. Theft of Twenty Dollars Reported By Lumber Company The Woodbrdge Lumber Company reported to the polce Wednesday that on the precedng nght the offce of the company had been entered and that about $2 n cash had been taken. Offcer Keatng who nvestgated reported that the money had been taken from a drawer, evdently by some one havng a key that ftted t as the lock had not been forced or damaged n any' ' way. Women of Assocaton Sew For Easter Bazaar The Lades Assocaton of the Congregatonal Church met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. W. Hoagland. The members are busy sowng-fln artcles for the Easter bazaar to be held March 3 at the home of Mrs. B. W. Hoagland. The meetng next week wll be at the home of Mrs. W. H. Voorhees. Lttle Change n Annual Budget Slght Rase Over Last Year a conference to be held n Newark on February at the Y. W. C, A., n charge of the New Jersey State Federaton of Women's Clubs, under Dors Mundy, Bertha Ohlott, Helen the leadershp of Mrs. 'Russell Sherffs, charman of publc welfare. Amount To Be Rased By Taxaton Not Qute $6, Above McCann, Ruth McCann and Myrtle "Country Dance", by Ethelbert Nevn. Mrs. A. Brown read a paper wrt- Parasol Grls, Else Agreen, Betty to attend ths meetng. Guest nght Commttee Makes Demands From Freeholders Enot. Mrs, Randolph urged the members Fgures of 928. Grand Total of Budget s Lower shp charman, proposed two new ten by herself on "Muscal Artsts Smpson, Nancy Desmond, Peggy wll be held on February 7 n the members, Mrs. Ernest Abbott and f Amerca," Auburn, Margaret Delaney, Ruth hgh school audtorum. The annual budget for 928 was: for the year for $2,5. The con- Mrs. Edward Martn. A group of songs was sung by Mss Numbers, Dors Mundy, and Wlhelmna Smth. man, urged the members to vote at! adopted as an ordnance Monday af-, tract to do the work was awarded Mrs. Schrmpe, legslatve char- Caskowsk, of Perth Amboy, who Agnes Nesbtt Crcle Notes j ternoon at the meetng l bf the Town-! to the h company py by y resoluton, t possesses a beautful soprano voce. Japanola, the same as Poppes and the school electon to be held February 4. Mrs. Shaw, charman of shp Commttee. t ponted out that the prce for The group ncluded "At Dawnng", Gardners. The Agnes Nesbtt Crcle of the smp ^mm '«- ".f^', " ^"audtng ths year to $25 less than "Rose n the Bud", "The Llac Tree" Undertakers, Raymond Demarest, nternatonal relatons, crculated a Presbyteran,^,,>J, n ~ Church ru,,^ m»f met»t at n..^m»l"> the home another page of ths ssue. The was, charged h * J W last veftr year. and "A Dream". Mss Caskowsk j char]es Jack Edgar, Jerry of Mrs. C. C. Jones on Tuesday aftotal amount to be rased by taxaclosng number was Huber. The accompanst s Mss tra wll furnsh musc for the danc- The next meetng wll be held on petton to be sent to Senator Edge was acepmpaned on the pano by j martn,,( Harry j ac kson and Albert nt P -nlav "A^t' 6 t was reported that clams s stated at and Senator Edwards to settle, all ternoon. A report of thylay, A, " ^ ^ ^ $269,996.55, ^ ^ ^ as combut amountng to $37.86 for chckens Mrs. George Urban. Bowers. dsputes by arbtraton arbtratn and such Ye Sew," was gven klled durng the year had been presented to the Townshp. The only Mrs. Urban also played three p The play has been coached by the tr6at es whch favor f arbtraton. btt realzed. j> e total bud f. et 'Tot.r, 8 r Th ano solos, "From a Log Cabn" "To Mss Gllespe.of the Rogers F.-oducton Co., asssted by Mss Grace the presdent, Mss Harret Short, j pad, t was explaned, s that accu- Th3 beng the twenteth annversary The devotonal servce was led by san fund from whch such clams may be «tem last year was 583,243. a Wld Rose," and "Venetan Love Song". The The budget whch s also the tax by collectng for dog "Caronomo," from Verd's Rglet Ruth Snyder. Al Rtter's Orches- ng n the gymnasum. February 8th. ordnance, wll be publshed n lo- - censes. The latter fund cal papers today and on February 3 to.,;,,,. was $24. The number of chckens* and wll come, up for fnal rdng, d kued wag m and th$ clamant8 and possble objectons on February ^ re(;eve nnety4wo centa eacll Kn* Pne Grove Crcle No. To Have Kdde Party Woodmen Crcle Pne Grove Nu. wll hold ts regular meetng tonght n Masonc. Temple. A ahort busness meetng wll be held whch wll be followed by a "kdde partf'. Members are rwqtyssusd to eome dressed ><> kddes. The Frederck H. Turner Co. nsurance : 4H East Aw,, S W TKf next meetng wll be held n the home of Mrs. Hampton Cutter n Woodbrdge on Wednesday, February. Mrs. L. V. Hubbard, state presdent of the State Federaton of Clubs and Mrs. Ernest thrd dstrct vce pres- Women s Boynton, dent, wll be guests of honor. Combned Talent of Schools, To Unte n Concert Here The followng s a tentatve program for the concert to be held n Woodbrdge Hgh School on Thursday evenng, February 6, at 8.5, by the pupls of the Woodbrdge Townshp schools.. Combned Elementary Orchestras. Putrotc Overture, A. S. Bowmak. Hurmqnca Band, (a) n the Gloamng; (b) Cumng Through the Rye,. Hght School Band, (a) Stars and Strpes Forever, Sousa; (b) Natonal Emblem, Bagley. V. Accordon Solo. V. Chorus of voces selected from fourth and ffth grades, (a) Urgo, H*nd«l; (b) The Brownes, Franco Leon. V. Hgh School Ensemble. (») Spansh Dance, Moskowsk; O) Crbrbn, Pestalom. V. Exhbton Drammng. VU. Hgh School Orchestra. "Zampa", Herold, dlx. Combned Hgh School and Elemental Orchestras, (s) Melody. n F, Rubnsten; (b) Ad* March ButttV n WBLLO KNS/ 4. Commtteeman Grausam revewed a meetng and conference of the members of the Mddlesex Board of Freeholders and the Townshp Cojmttee relatve to mprovement pro Hoard of Freeholders. Ths conference s to be arranged the Townshp Commttee. Mayor Ryan and Commtteeman Grausam both urged that every member of! the commttee should attend t and try to get acton on the mprovement as soon ttsjj>oamble. Couuntteeman Jensen offered a moton that the conference be arranged as soon as possble, f t can be arranged the conference wll take pl»c«on the date of the next regular moatng of the Freeholders. H. Bnwrman and Company, a frm of audtors, n a Utter offered townshp for the chckens klled. Joseph Dalton was apponted a member of the polke force to serve patrolman. He wll n work February.. A map of Avenel Park secton No. jects wthn the townshp. n re-! 3 wj g nto(j, behalf of tu Ma_ gard to the defect n the road at the, ^ ^ Company and was ap_ juncton of Man street and Kng d Jt wn bf {orwarded to the, George's Post road, he sad, the free- co. fc fqr f, nk (holders wll nspect the condton, Thft cj mmttee took a recesg o f there and make an estmate of the half M hou(. {Q consder matter8 r«. cost of proper repars. The queston ]at, tfl the &everal flre dstrct8 of reparng the Homestead avenue, d the r6presentaton8 of the fre brdge, was placed n the hands of commlsboners n e»ch. At the <md Freeholder Quackenbush. The thrd j of ^ ^-^ Mayor Ryan ttnnounc. project taken up at the conference, ej th&t thf commttee wou<j meet accordng to the commtteeman, P - n Tnursday ng,ht to consder the repar of Florda Grove road. Ths matter, of nterest alke tr Woodbrdge and Perth Amboy, wa. lad over to be taken up at a jont conference of the Townshp Com-. mttee of Woodbrdge, the Cty Com ' ms&oners of Perth Amboy, and the the petton of Fre Dstrct No. 2 for the annexaton of a porton of the terrtory now ncluded n Dstrct No. \.,H s understood that the commssoners of the latter dstrct are opposed to the proposed»n nexato HARDMAN'S P H A R M AC Y Ed. L. Hardnun, formerly of Seaman's, Perth Amboy PRESCRPTONS Called For and Delvered Cor. Rahway Avenue and Green Street

2 PAGE TWO AN ORDNANCE RELATNG TO TAXES FT* THE NNETFFN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ECHT BE T ORPASM : V THE T ^N5H:F '.;>V*rT7f:F : TT3T SHP <>f.-::.:!'""-f N TK /Ol'VTY T. "Ha:: r-.e rr aand, N.nt H for \ht p';:t' tons. f r r- SUT' FOF. "V:. Bu. = :-c!«f r.-rr-.-r.e Htf.: Frf-.- rdfr's F'f? Fr* ::.':«Tn«Gr, «Rp:t ;'-f T lt.:«-rcf: TW C ;f"- H:.- B.?-; K< r *" P Trjt? J J J (*#::». n ^ r: Jr:*r«-f. ; - >.::: '"«T-*J: A:: -- R :- T* \ -<-.v--o M ] - ; E L REVENVEJ FX NOT ANT'PATEr' Ref-'nd ::. >«=>: TJ.. AL TOWNSHP Fl'^FT V.- RESOURCES A:-r-. -f * ":V*.'(' $ > *< < f< B-C^t Crf rv't F>.T:ufr :' '»-krwn Ktar.c F S. E.Kt-: Cr Ar:»fr: lr..'ur-;< Tnr.rfer F-«r-?^f.. A^cruf-a jr.:-tr*"t'. :: B.rdf REVENT» AMOUNT 3E PASEP BY TAXES: 5,.:-cf ft &.^4 (> :.f! : w 4 (<>; { (.M'l (f «CM (>l ;; [ (<(.,f"t.?w! ( ( :.M>f cc A $... K* (' "; SS.Sf SE.W 5W S>.TLH >f*t-(kr: SHERFTS SALE - trf t:n<:«*r,d OMMON' «Cr:-T.-..: p.r.*t>«f. vn W H Nsb -T*!:. ] VT.VVF.Sr- O FEREV AKY F-:CrHTH NNETEEN ANT- TWENTY -EGHT s* T*v.'r'.Kk T :rt«f-<t'c- f-f '.hf sue O»T «' :b< nhf-r.f! : ff:< T :tt *'T of \'r» Ercr.nr t. N.*.AT. thf rffr:.'jt»nc -.r:ft«k rf Ef*-r.r,:r : (»; p: n\ :r.'.>;t f?;*r:t..w rf.amv.c Ararat. d;jru.e:.r.r-jw-'t Pf ff ><: fr-tt. ',b» fr- :rt p»s:frr '. >* :f Aff.S:y A v «- as^r'r ': re.' Ajr.^rj FRfPAY. JANVARY Av*r.'jt, - s» T.'lrtwm t to KJW, * rr tblnk to To All HfMrr> of Clm»>J V maajt Araut W**4brdt«Fr* Brck C <»»y, Krw tmtrf Nrt.c* f bfrrty pr»t ts*. on Jasaay : V.h. KS, the V.><5 St»e* Drtr.f: Covn, fnr t^.f >-.«- lt«rf N*"» ttmj. m*&* *r\ trer T. tb«eqs.y snt pendng :r, R»M C?on. br-jfht by Gtorpe E. P.-*- {!. cmnr'nnat, apans*. Wwd- ".r* Brck Compary. a c;rnt::-., defendant, rhrh crd*r,»- h.mt and F:rf Br;ck "C:-reb» >evn.-. F^ce-wer tf s»;d corpor»- :rr, r before Asr-V :K 9M». 2 ;»Ty perk-rtht-nnf rlatnf u. btr'. th V arc r:r.j-»-r. :r>< pr:\-:>gw. btrtd:tar.tr.s- a": ar.pnte TL.O S. HAN'S AH. W. :-;s. 2. 2";?-S. th* papet to wr.sr. tf s»»*»» "J>f wfk*k.v '.:!<».r,d :*-.nd» afmns; ssd d+lfnd»n: "f r*eth»tt P'.»;f. '.Vff cftfr.t f.h»' 5*.; to ptwer: rh* Mm* to sa>d Frf^sT«r on :r before Aprl -» (,4 tff., -.rfttf p, >trxr'y»: rxv,:!p".r...--2s, t» pror ;< j o s«d ctcr.»srh cf thra s< flny hat b* h»r>-: from smrrr :E tbe t*l. ;rt*ewds'of the propertes t- ts, cefendtns lhat r.:w are or here-»f;«r shal bt n tb* hnds t.f the P^tfrer n lad rat, ard from sl«r- :r.f :T partjcpatsf :c the dstrba- :-,:r of any of the ; rowed*»r»:r^ f::x le lle of»r.v pf sajd "Forty Y«*r» n BaneN Nn!b:'(r > rrdf-r rf-as-r^ Awnngs, Tents Wndow Shades and Flags New Jersey Awnng & Tent Co. 2-4 W. EKnVrta Anm LNDEN, N. J. Pkoue: Unden SCS6 D Woodbrdce" HARVEY KELLY NTEROR AND EXTEROR DECORATNG SUGGESTONS AND ESTMATES GVEN 24 Nebm Street TeL 222-M *TW) demand* T r,b*r len tr * K«>c*;veT JtfTp "tattoo WOODBRDGE NUBPfNDfTT by wort-j Pfrth Amlmy, \»:' V' w. Frrt Ntou] Bsr.V B-:-drajr. W.. -]S.?, 27; 2-3. J. SEAMAM, Eeerwer.. J»nu»ry, Pre-Season Sale of Sfp Covers % Wcr. W Mt» *L tb«tme to make mp llf eavara apbottcr t jomr ftratvr* f t lfe* Phow for Frw SupW* t* Srt Upkelt««J Lke new ta :v :s:«n *ty> of tapestry reloor or $22 - rv-d FYdrr.w polhed... Slp C»rer» 3-P:«e L:vng Room Set..'.'" * f;n»r«>d r:«',oy;n«or BtljUn -BtT-.fk. Sr.rar.k $2 MODERN UPHOLSTERY CO. Dry C»UB A Dy>>f 58 Man Street Phoae EUsabctfe AT*.. Emartet 33 FUhw.y, N. J. l, N. J. HAKE THE VM BEST PUTES AT A GREAT SAVNG TO YOU My Golden Plates Are Lght, Strong and Santary Plate* Repared Low Coat Panleaa Ar Extracton DR. SCHWARTZ 87 Broad Street, Elzabeth Houra 9 A. M. to 6 P. M Mon., Wed. & Fr. to 8 P. M. nrc>t>r. Tu. keveste fs?ke>'6.r>s 2**. 43. (> APPROPRATONS Aprr?pr'.«-d for ^2f GENERAL T WNSHP Subdvded as fol.-rf Salarx*. fn:;;:vf <Separ: 4.«'(>.(>( Prr.tnr S.W' r JA* 4.!. c S»2T.4.-:* 4..4 ] "2T S.l?*.4 Save A Part MEMORAL TENANCE ASSESSMLVT OF TAXES t 2.eoo.oo MAN-.. * f.;.(kt COLLECTON ;>.>J-.. :,;M'-C'C> POUCE: S»anes.. 7>.>.(' Eqapoeat. Mrtt-nance Operaton Genera! 6.X. Penson Fund 3,2. * 6.4W. t 6.O.O '.< 6,5, 76..' S.oOO.O* e.4f-».o 3.23^ «Every Dollar 6S*.52. RECORDER'S COURT: SUrv...(.. Eptnse and Care of Pr.w.r^rs ' 2,4. HYDR.AXT CONTRACT BULWN'G DEPARTMENT: Salaxj- - *raton Gtceral.. t Op- HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Sa;ary Equpment. ):r'.fe»!e* 4 Op T POOR: Salary toab: Hcte DEET k :NTE.':E>'T NTEREST ON,Tfel Arrews Nwes KC'. 2, $" M) ,. :?.W... 4,. lfc.om.t 67* CKLO 2.. l.roo. 3.. j ],ooa.oo 4.. : '.KH.'. 2.. f,7«.o S,. 3 ^...».O(K.O *..9 l.oooc '5.-2.5;. 8.U7.4.M-. :t T.&2. 2.S3.56 :» ^.42! ' l.o.s'.k l.'74.3 ls.a.fln',. 4.OO.O,s 22.&. 2.5.OO 6.5S43, 4, ,73. j By Bujrng Shares n The Roosevelt Buldng & Loan Assocaton START NOW, WHLE THE YEAR S YOUNG There a no better way to MTC money than by jonng * Good Buldng and Loan Awocaton. Erery fortune n the country began by systematc savng. Tbe most systematc way to»*te s by means of a Buld* ' ng and Loan Account. As sale as any bank and your money accumulates more rapdly. n lne wth our'usual progressve polcy we have modernzed our system. We are now a Non-Seral Short Term Assocaton lke those n the larger ctes One can pay any tme-no back does to pay (l We mature n aboat sx and ooe half years. ~ 25c per share per week s the prce and ooe can pay, FHD profts pad on wthdrawals. ; are now nvted., TO AL P*>d n, A<- F».c -4.W6. lalarv - Commnt*.. 4^. Sr:f»' R*mvva: 3,6«.f Ml {.< B:.U :..: pve&ttvtd m L An;.v.**l R*vtr4es, B pad wr.hout ppp Bond BSU«E*P*M*, C*puJ -'«nn«tax C*HcCt*,r toru. 2.&. 2.p.23'. 5,. 29.6S.7& ^ S2.2,65.93,. TS6-56 ^ , S53. 2,5. t.bwm 3,24.S 2,5. 8.&S5. 5,. 4^7-. 7 j: APPROPBA TONS M6*,2-6.oa SS^ 43. tb2b.;mm 2. f budget whl a^ toanut the Tax Ordnance *:.j skull take ef«c«*» prorukd by Uv. ced: Janary 2S, a2s- Frst Keadng: January 2, 9 8. January t7 and February 3, 4»2ft. wth notce of be*rrjf H, M8. T(W tl^l) *r^ UM M^Mflvftl Mwwfp*! Bttf>rg. Wfeodbrdgt-, ^ TueaAay,, >W, at M»'d»c c.tbe afefooon to fcmadrr hc ln*5 ' j ' f UM for**wuc P*«f o ** l bo4»et and V»t urd-.natt lur l&t : Owe Apd ^»(* a b j f n o tbfr>u> m*y bt [>«**-ttt^l b> aay u dbt TawuWp. - ' j ; '. B.. DUNGAK.! - *»CJerV V ^ Passbooks wll show profcekh year. Money makes money smd perodc feavrj*s rtto nterest com- poundng ples up nto & xery krgt euro n a very &hort tme. Buld- ng and Loan Assocatons combne ABSOLUTE Safety wth LARGE Earnngs. ^ ' Come and Jon Us You Won't Be Sony For nformaton and membershp apply to MLES &NEVLL Roosevelt Avenue and Hudson Street, Carteret, N. J. We are the ONLY assocaton n Carteret wth de Short Term. Why wat longer?

3 WOODBRTDGE NDEPENDENT FRDAY, JANUARY 27, 928 ^ f l New Jersey People Dd Many Thngs Better Last Year There s no way to arrange busness and socal affars wth people n other places so quckly, easly and nexpensvely as by telephonng rght frontyour offce or home. Last year New Jersey people realzed ths fact more than ever. They now talk to people n other places 4, tmes daly, an ncrease of 9, toll or long dstance calls a day wthn the year. / When you telephone, you get 4» thngs done wthout wat, jf \ waste or wear Number,pleaje? f NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A New tnej lutfcudon Bucked h Naoona RMOWTM The Adventures of DCK and JACK By Alfred Leeds CHAPTER V. Meanwhle n the cave Dck and.lack were stll runnng from the grzzly. Suddenly Dck pcked up a rock fnd wth all hs m rht hurled t at the grzzly. Dck knew that f he mssed the grzzly the anmal would kll hm. The rock ht the bear a glancnjf blow BO that t was only stunned for a moment. The grzzly jumped up and started after the boys once more. "Dck, won't be able to run much longer," gasped Jack. "There's a lght," y«lled Dck ex ctedly," we must be neat an openng." They were surprsed to gee tw' men come n the cave carryng gun». One of the men saw the (rrzzly and shot. The anmal fell to the ground wth a bullet n the center of ts forehead. Our heroes ran to the men and Baw they were ther fathera. They told thpr fathers all about ther adventures. "We had better hurry home," sad Mr. Dare. "Your mother wll be glad to see you safe agan." They then started for the settlement n whch they lved. (To be contnued) WT and HUMOR Mother: "Why dd you gve Thomas Smth your new ball, Bobby?" Bobby: 'He promsed to let me become Secretary of the Navy when he becomes Presdent of the Unted States, that's why." My frend Jm s a freman bold he puts out fres. He went to a fre last week 'm told, 'cause he puts out fres. The fre'gnted some dynamte Where poor Jm s we don't know qute But wherever he's gone he'll be al- rght, 'cause he puts out flrcn. By changng one letter n the word at a tme transform HUNT n- FND n fve moves, (Answer next week) Answer to lust week's puzzle:. P<>rch. 2. Salmon. 3, Tarpon. Bg Budget Approved For P. S. Schedule New Jersey Corporaton To Spend $37,, n mprovng and Enlargng Servce n Ths State. Seven Mllon For Transportaton Budgets for 928 of the operatng companes of Publc Servce Corporaton of New Jersey representng a total of approxmately $37,, have been approved. Ths expendture s requred for new constructon, extensons and betterments n the busness of furnshng gas, electrc and transportaton servces > n New Jersey. Of ths sum more than $22,,- WM wll be used by the Electrcal Department of Publc Servce Electrc and Gas Company for nter-connecton, transmsson and dstrbuton purposes, for substatons and j for extenson lnes and mprovement of servce to consumers. The Gas Department wll spend close to 4,5, n manufacturng and dstrbuton branches of the busness coverng extenson and replacements of mans, holder renforcements and varous other tems bearng on the servcng of gas. Approxmately $7,, has been apportoned for transportaton purposes for new equpment, replacements and general mprovement of servce. n addton to the sums enumerated, there are mscellaneous tems provdng for ft varety of requrements necessary to the operaton of the several companes. _EeTfceTY s CQUALLY ffcent- WHETHER PERfOfcMNG EAVY TASKS, OR DELCATE WORK "plectrcty s one of the housekeeper's most useful helpers. t runs her washng machne whch washes each pece wth greater care and thoroughness than hand'washng provdes. t runs her ronng machne, whch requres her to do no more than to st before t and gude the peces through the rollers. t cools the refrgerator, mantanng that dry, frosty atmosphere needed to keep foods fresh. < n the dressng room electrcty heats the curlng ron dres the har and furnshes vbratory massage. PAGE THREE M. LECHTMAN 72 Smth Street Perth Amboy ANNOUNCE THER BUY NOW AND SAVE February Sale A Great Home Makng Event Now Ready Wth Real Furnture Values Our entre stock of qualty furnture ncludng the very latest arrvals at TREMENDOUS REDUCTONS. Everyone n Perth Amboy and vcnty looks forward to our ANNUAL FEBRUARY SALE at the tme to buy new furnture at a bg savng. Prces ths year are lower than ever! HE»M Ml M Ml Ml ML M BK * ml MlMM Ml * A Ung FSHKN'S After nventory SALE! ncludng all Suts and Overcoats At Publc SL V r v c - s t o r e s the Kelvmator ( electrc rcfnycr.tor) may be purchased fur a small sum down, wl seventeen months to pay the balance. Tr e electrc curlng ron wll tran stray ends to stay n place. From $J25 up. * The har may be gven a flat, becomng wave wth the use of the electrc marcel waver. From $3.'U up. The electrc har dryer s convenent when a home shampoo s necessary. t's useful, too, for dryng gloves and other small artcles. From $9' upward. # * The electrc vbrator helps to relax tred nerves, stmulate* the crculaton, and restores the color to pale cheeks. Prces -begn at $. The Hotpont waffle ron s specally prced at $9,TO. On terms $ down and $ a month.,,. ' '! ' Pubttt Servce Electrc ad Gas Company Please send to me a copy of your book "Lamps and Ther Uses." Ths request places me under no oblgaton, Tlor electrc washer or roner sells /or $5 down and eghteen months to pay bau ance. e ^... Street and No Cty 33/3% DSCOUNT Oh ALL ; LAMPS AMD SHADES 2 BG REASONS FOR THS SALE. A Backward Season. 2. We Must Clean House That's Why We Offer You Just Come n Deduct $ from Orgnal Prce Tags and Pay the Dfference $ OFF on Any Sut or Overcoat n ths Store Here Are Our Prces Sale Now Gong On ANY $25 Sut or Overcoat to go at $5 " 3 " or " togoat 2 " 35 " or " togoat 25 4 "or " togoat 3 45 " or " togoat 35 FSHKN'S 87 Smth Street Mcd-STsu^ Perth Amboy HOME OF KUPPENHEMER'S GOOD CLOTHES FURNSHNGS GREATLY REDUCED KUM N AND B KONVNCED

4 PAGE FOUR FRDAY. JANUARY WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT t ' Subscrpton $.5 Per Year P::V?hed Every Frday by MDDLESEX PRESS, 8-2 Green Street, Woodbrdge Telephone, Woodhrcge 575 CHAR.r> 'l! '.YKNE TA'.nr MAXWF.l...f'GW - Pub)5h*r WLLAM K HAMLTON Advertse offc<> a-. W- a«5«-l-ond-c!« muter Much 3. 9?.»t the Port-.db- dre S. J.. under the Act rf March 3. ^79. HEW jttsrr mws>*kt&. K. larvp C. tm Prmdrmt 'luf- TRLH'ATON s commtted to -no poltc*!, socal, re!gcuj or sr.cal (f oup or orfanutton. t," arn * to allow n r-s new? cf''jmm no:h:r.g that ;t knows to be untruthful, based, ~r of nature to offend a proper swe of delcacy. Tho pepcr's nrr.r.or., nsoft: as a sncere endeavor can serve to prevf-r: t. doe- r.r. appear -.n '.he news, but s confned to the fp*rp set n<j<f for :: :he ed:tons! column. n ths column t «pledged to uphold fuch *.h:ng» as t consder! worthy, and to condemn and fght agan?; cpnc:-.:^n.«n whch t sees evdence of nsncerty, njustce, nr prejudce : :he publc welfare. ts columns at all tme* «r«open to pj v '.-.ca*.:on of communcatons on ar.y subject, although no comraurr.ca-.-.t wll be consdered that s palpably btter or mahcou? or whkh :* nt-t sgr.ed by t* authtr. n case«wh*re t s requested. *,h* name of the author of a comnuncaton wll be wthheld ;r. p'jt>h!h'.nc. GOVERNMENT, A PROTECTOR OR A TYRANT Taxe? ex.-t because t s necessary to mantan government. f we admt the necessty and usefulness of havng a government, then we must also admt that t s our duty tc mantan our government. Taxaton s the ndspensble means' of supportng government. Government, generally speakng, earns no ncome. Somebody has produced or saved every pen- j ny that goes nto the coffers of publc revenue. As a government may requston the lves of ts ctzens, so too t can requston ther fortunes for the publc servce.' Taxes can only be justfed when they are leved for useful and necessary objects of government, and appled economcal- ly and wsely to such purposes. Unless these condtons are fulflled, taxaton degrades nto a state of vrtual robbery un- j der the guse of law. "The power to tax s the power to destroy," and as such t s one of the most pervadng powers of the government, be- j cause t reaches all classes of people. Our only safeguard a- ganst the abuse of ths power les n the structure of our government. Presdent Cooldge has sad: "A government whch lay? taxes on people not requred by urgent necessty and cound publc polcy s not a protector of lberty, but an nstrument of tyranny." Government must not forget that the people hae a rght to ther property and to the money whch they save. The Tax Dgest. CONCENTRATE ON CRMNALS Do consttutonal rghts mean anythng to- our people? The way proposals are made to do away wth these rghts, one would be nclned to say, no. But the way the average ctzen out over the country quetly sets hs foot down on measures whch would destroy the treasurer rghts and prvleges gven hm n state and federal consttutons, shows that he does apprecate such protecton.! Consttuton tnkerers and would-be savors of the people always lke to belttle the old-fashoned Amercan ctzen. They would make hm appear rdculous and out of step wth the tmes. We see ths on every hand. But always n "savng the people," agtators would destroy ndvdual rghts and lbertes of the people. Nowhere s ths beng wtnessed more clearly than n attempts to pass ant-pstol legslaton, The crmnal s protected, and the law-abdng ctzen who would lke to own a gun s ponted as dsreputable. Fgures have recently been quoted to show that 882 persons were klled n New York Cty from 98 to 926 nclusve, and that only eght were shot by persons defendng ther own lves. Ths s used as an argument to show that prvate ctzens co not need guns and should be prohbted from havng them. Would ths reduce crme? f a few more New Yorkers carred a good old-fashoned sx-shooter n an open holster, t mght do more to prevent murder n ctes lke New York, than laws whch pamper th< crmnal and whch are contrary to the. Unted States Son sttuton. Why so much tme s wabted n sympathy for the crmnal and so lttle tme spent upholdng the rghts of the law-abdng ctzen, s hard to understand. Concentrate on the crm ".als nstead of onllo.o, peaceful ctzens. WHAT MAKES THE HOME POSSBLE? To create a true home, however modest, requres many thngs n combnaton, but wthout nsurance protecton no m^ would be possble to the average stzer. To begn wth, ts cost would be almost prohbtve. Buldng materals, f those who deal n them had n ofre nsurance, would ultmately soar n prce. From the frst breakng of ground t othe drvng of the fnal nal, the savngs of the owner mght be wped out n < few mnutes by fre. After the home, whch possbly rep lesented the savngs of a lfetme, was fffshed and occuped there would be the ever present rsk of complete destructon by fre. Even f tho owner wshed to assume ths rsk, t s generally necessary to borrow some money for home buldng purposes, and the agences wth money to loan would not accept such a rsk except at an exorbtant rate, wthout nsurance protecton. W\h adequate nsurance, the world looks upon money nvested n a home as a tangble asset. Amerca has been jcalled "the land of home owners". Add the fact that Amerca s the best "nsured" country n the world, and the lnk between the two becomes apparent. ' r;r: ;>t How to Play BRDGE "Wynne Ferguson Author of 'PRACTCAL AUCTON BRDGE* ARTCLE No. 4 Oncof t/.c ff.-.trm c harms of aucton brdge U the f.t that practcally all pljycrs feel that they play as we'll *s the next fellow. The r? lor they get much more enjoyment from plas ng on what they conwder»n equal bamj than f they consdered themselves nferor. The old Hyng that "There s nothng new under the *un," lecms to appty equally well to aucton brdge. Whst, as prnbjv.y mow of my readers kno», wa* t':t forerunner of Brdge, as Brdge vathepredecessorofourprewnt game f Aucton Brdge. n the days of Whst. as well as now, the players thought pretty well o( ther game, as s shown by the followng quotaton from "The Posthumous Papers of the Pckwck Club": " Therer sad the crmnal Mller trumphantly, as he took on the odd trck at the concluson of a hand: 'that could not have been played better, flatter myself mpossble to have made nsher trck!' "'Mller ought to have tramped the damond, oughn't he, sr?' sad the old lady. Mr. Pckwck nodded assent. "'Ought,though?'sad the unfortunate, wth a doubtful appeal to hs partner. " 'You ought, Sr,' sad the fat gentleman n an awful voce. ""Very sorry,' sad the crestfallen Mller. ""Much use that,' growled the fat gentleman." Mr. Pckwck started hs travels n S27 s«that the quotaton, descrbng.onduons n Whst a century ago, Hows how lttle human nature Has hanged n the meantme. There are undoubtedly many Mr. Mllers playng today who fancy ther game, and as many fat gentlemen who delght n crtczng them. n precedng artcle*, reference has 'vetn made to the nformatory double nd ts proper applcaton. Here at* two hands of a smlar character that br*ng out stll further prncples: Hand No. Hearts - 8, 7, 3 : Y : Clubs 9,4 A B : Damonds A, K, 5 : Z : Spades J, 7,6, S. 2 Hearts 3 Clubs J, 5, 3, 2 Damonds ' none Spades Q, J, 6, 5 No score, rubber game. Z dealt, bd one spade, A doubled (nlormatory) and Y passed. What should. B bd? B has the choce of pacng the one spade double n the hope nn he and h; partner c»o defeat the bd, or of bddng one notrump. A gnat many plaver* would probably p*m and try to defeat the b>d but such procedure seems unsound. At moft, B cannot fgure hs hand worth more than three or possbly lour trcks. Therefore, unless B partner can take four trcks, Z wll make hs bd. On the ol her hnd, tf jke MM rump s bd, B's hand has possbltes of game. As between a doubtful pass and a sure score at no-trump, there s no choce The notrump should be bd wthout queston. Hand No. 2 Hearts 9,4, 2 Club* - o, 7, J- Damonds 9, 6. 2 Spades J, ft, 5, No score, frst game. 2 dealt, bd one spade, A doubled tnformatory) and Y passed. What should B bd? Ths stuaton comes up so frequently that t should be carefully noted. When your partner makes an nformatorv double and the only four-card sut you hold s the. one doubled, you can do one of two thngs: Frst, f the sut s strong enough to act as a double stopper of the sut bd, you should bd one notrump. Tns show* your partner the type of hand you hold and that you probably have no other four-card su'. Second, f the sut s so weak that ' contans no stopper n the sut bd o possbly only one, you should bj two clubs, or f that s the sut doubled, two damonds. n other words, when the sut doubled s your only four-card sut and t s too weak to justfy a no-trump bd, you should bd two of a mnor sut; two clubs f that s not the sut doubled; otherwse two damonds. Ths s a sensble rule and should be closely followed. n ths example hand, the pont s well brought out. Four spades to the jack b too weak to justfy a no-trump bd, to B has DO choce but to bd two club*. Answer to Problem No. S Heartt J, Clubs A, 7. 6 Damonds 8 Spades.9,7 : A Y Z Hearts 6 Clubs K, 8 Damonds Q. J,, 9, 7, 6 Spades none Hearts K, Q. 8, T Qubs Q,,9, 4 Damonds S Spades none Damonds are trumps and Z s n the Y must make only fve dscards. Hs lead. How can Z play the hand so that frst four are easy as he can dscard two he can wn all of the trcks aganst any beans and two spades. B must also.defense? Z should lead out sx rounds make fve dscards and hs frst four (A damonds. A s forced to make sx are also easy. He should dscard three dscards. Hs frst fve are easy. He can hearts and one club. At the sxth trck dscard the trey of hearts, the deuce of the cards held by the four players ate clubs and the jack, sx, fve of spades. as follows: Hearts none Clubs-J, 5, 3 Damonds none Spades Q Hearts none Clubs A, 7,6 Damonds none Spades Y Z Heart* 6 Clubs-K, 8 Damonds 6 Spades none Z now leach hk sx of damonds. What can A dscard' f he dscards hs spade, Y's ten of spades s good. Therefore A b forced to dscard the trey o dubs. Y should now dscard the ten of spadts. What can B dscard? f he dscards the kng of hearts, Z's sx of hearts s good. Therefore B s forced to dscard the nne of clubs. Z now should lead the kng of clubs; then the eght, wnnng the second club studed carefully. B Heart«-K Clubs Q,,9 Damonds none Spades oooe trck n Y's hand wth the ace. Vs la* club s now good and Y-Z n ths ny wnallof the trcks aganst any defense, by forcng dscards from both A and B. Ths forcng of dscards s called lst "squeeze;" and when effectve agatssst both opponents, as n ths problenb called the "double squeeze." t m a pretty lttle problem and should ba Heredty Man's Best Frend, and Bad Blood Hs Worst Enemy By EDWARD ALBERT WGGAM, Scentfc Wrter. Wthn another generaton, we shall see ctes and natons settng asde "GernvCell Week," Heredty Week" and "Kate mprovement Week." We shall, thnk, ere long, see evenj'longer processons carryng banners.wth such nscrptons as: "nsanty, eplepsy, paupersm and feeble-nysndedness are manly caused by bad germ cells," "Crme s largely due to bad germ cells," "Tuberculoss s largely caused by unwse marrages" and '"Clean up your famly germ cells and produce a better race." Ths s, no extravagant dream. We have seen the tremendous thngs people hava done about oun nvsble enemes, the mcrobes. thnk they wll d ten tmes more when they learn about our nvsble frendb, the chromosomes those lttle heredty factors whch do sa much good when good marrages wfh good blood result. l'rof. Karl Pearson h;as calculated that heredty s four or fve tmes as mportant n pausng jlsease than mcrobes. When the average man learns that he s spendng an enormous porton of hs wages to nsure hmself and famly aganst dsease when a wse marrage would have gven hm that nsurance free of charge, "he s bound to be mpressed. ; Kan's greatest frend s heredty. Han's worst foe n bad bl(*d. The greatest knowledge ever dreamed; of fur the bc'.t-'rueut of the runs at our toon?. Whv not use t? Colored Baptt A. M. Mornng Sermon..3 P. M. Sunday School. " "Votng People's 'non." R. P. M Evenng Sermon. Wednesday, 8 P. M. Prayer Meetng. CLASSFED ADS Classfed advertsement* only onp cent a word: mnmum charge 25c. LOST LOST about two week? ago. Polce dog, female, had on collar wth brass buttons. Reward. Return to Harry Onrad. Sewaren. ' FOR RENT ROOMS, one or two furnshed room?, all mprovement*. 8 Green street, Woodbrd^e. N AVENEL, two bungalowj near the cork." Steel Equpment,'Corporaton, 3 rooms, ktchen-hook, bath, electrcty, hot and cold cty water, concrete cellar, rent 3, and $25 per month. call at brdge. NewsfromThe Churches Congregatonal Trnty Kplcopat MS A. M. Sunday Prh^nl. S A. M. Celebraton of Holy Eucharst. A. M. Mornng Worshp. 7. P. M. Chrstan Fndenvo A. M. Church School.,,'3(jo* s! s»op jnjnu,- Jno MOJJ AM. Mornng Prayer and Sermon P. M. 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We SP lust gettr.u urou] to th' Km tradton n tha r<>s[) t -ct am! so -vrry well drtsaat-d wumun has. nrlvul<-'l '" ' ; her wardrorx-. flol.-«tha' no tl>: pcture o' blorm and wnd. t ] and snow r prrh»>s )mt fog nn mst. A t»>ed skrt a good t**av\ tweed of th> munnlsh Scotch t>»- not an am-drtshe^'p-to-ku-to-'nuheon-at-'hf Utz-twved. a tn' that HH down ovrr her head and u -oat lh.t ' can wthstand mouture, that's tb^! proper costume. There are lota of coats of ths typ* to be found n the shops them- days, for the demsjd for them ft growng. j n gttttng one. t s mportant lo re- member that the smpler the style s. j lh<- smarter, for f there s one placu- n the world where elaboraton s most to be avoded. t U n rough-weather clothes. The coat aho«w n the sketch la made of ftllrfleld fabrc, a wat-rproot materal that s soft and plable wth all the good ponts of leather and none of the bad. t cleans easly, ur model tkelrhc-d las flt workmanhp wth pro >«-r attenton g\.n to ^r Buch detals as buttons md buttun-! holes. Tle cuffs and hp banl ar.-, kntted of wool ajd match the out color red, green, or tjl'«. Tn lt'!.- boy n the sketch has on le#knfcn of the same fabrc, ths t me n l.r,,ur l-ather gran e(t(-ct. that ur«- ln.l wth felt whch na.k'-h tjn-m «ann an rofnfortabl**. Frday, 3.3 P. M. of the Peur de Ls, Celebraton of the Holy Eucharst daly at 9 A. M. Preachng daly at 7.45 P. M. except Saturday. Mssoner John Schwacke of St. Peter' Church, Freehold, wll havecharge of the servces. KNOW YOUR GROCERES! PEAS 3."59c HPP.rA--V PRCT PANCAKE FLOUR HE'rPklOC SYRUP Trrmont Mad XX ' ; ; 9 c HONEY Tltnlllj Drmn.l Sold Onl,. [. B. 7-O. % mlthfmd APPLE SAUCE FGS mported c MACKEREL 2FNK TAT ASPARAGUS VALLEY UW.KU. 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5 WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT FRDAY, JANUARY 27,;928 PACE FVE Woodbrdge Wns 3-2 From Carteret Hgh; Hard Game Eghth Grade A Team Wallops C Team 23-7 Junors Take Frst Place n nterclass Loop Game Team "A" of the KfChth Grade Court KeaRue won ts second (jam* by defeatng team "C" on the h(rh The Junors wont nto frst plnrr by defeatng the Freshman by a 7 to 7 score at the hfrh school gym school (tym last Frday afternoon to ths week n a scheduled nterclass th«tune of 23 to 7. Although the game wag one-sded, there was plenty of acton on the League game. Martn led the Junors wth three feld goals for a total of sx, ponts. part of team "A". Ruranak starred Ksh followed wth two feld goals for the "A" team wth four feld goalft and two fouls for a total of and a foul for a total of fve pontr. For the Freshmen, Sherman was h(ch ten ponts. Ve was followed by man wth a feld goal and three fouls Sherman wth three feld goals for a for- total of fve ponts, total of sx ponts. Hanngan and score: E. Stern were the only scorers for Junlor team "C". Hanngan accountng for Ksh, f 2 four ponts and Stern for three. The Bcore: Te«m "A" Balnt, f Sherman, f 8 Rusznak, c 4 l Shay, e Kceman, g T*«m "C" Hanngan, f. 2 4 E. Stern, f 3 M. Stem, c Hacker, c. R. Petersen, g.. "A' t' ( "!)'! ; Katen.f Martn, c 3 Toth, g. Deutch, g Handcrhan, f. 2 ' 2 Frehmen 7 E«hth Grade League Standng W. L. Pet. 2 ; Sherman, f. Pew, f. Lee, c Sacket, g.. Stllman, g. 5 7 F. T 3 f ( ', S ntardat League Standng W. L. Pet Junors 2. Senors.5 Freshmen.5. Sophomores.... Not Satgfactory New Muld. put your r-psa n mlk aa you asked me, n'am, hul :he mean gnj wouldh'l gve me more han 2 OB t &A..«LOWEST PRCES N TOWN Fracton Lne 2. The dvson lne between two part of tracton s called the dlcgona fractonal lne. At nnj rate, that s what prnters call t. Many nld-tlm* prnters call t the "shllng mark. Popularly s called the p of th fracton or 'the fracton sgn. Path Under MHgnr.lne THAT LTTLE GAME - poo. fvmt NEVER \\\. 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Football Methods Characterze Contest at Tmes Carteret Won Last Game Between Team* The Woodbrdge hgh whool bas ttr (fume agan became very rough. knttall quntet traveled to Carteret M. C'hndmh was sent out nf the Tuewlny afternoon «nd defeated the jrnme because of personal foulu and Blue and W>te team by the score Ruhel was sent back n to Uke of 3 to 2. t wan th* local team's hs place. Wth the close of the toughest game.of th«smmn and frst h»lf near, both tenm played one of the roughest nt*r-«ho>a*tk better basketball and when the whsgames ever wtnessed hereabouts. te sounded endng the half, tn» t was, what you mght nl, "n-'score stood, Woodbrdge 4; Carterdoor football". The game was rath et 8. er slow throughout the thrty-sx Wth the start of the second half, mnutes of play and when the gong th«red and Black boys got off to a dd become faster, th«g«jn«became fa&t start. Clark was the frst to much rougher. Both teams were out Kore wth a shot from under th«to beat the other no matter how t basket. Rankn followed wth tb«was to b«done. Htre s where the best shot of the game, a long on*. Woodhrdgeles showed thflr cool-' f ro m the other end nf the court jness at the ertca! stages of the! that just swshed through the leapame. nstead of losng ther heads, j ther strps. BO schools applauded they took advantage «f C«rtfs: hm for ttts shot. Rchards, on ta* mstaken»nd oorenew by upeedng tap off, tossed the hall through the up play and judgng ther shots. Tar- flet wth ease. Rchards, beng fottl- Uret can not be blamed for all the f t mr do ^od hs free throw from rough playng, as the Red and Black the foul lne. Wth some fast playhoys were responsble for some of ng on Carteret's part, Curre and t. Armour each accounted for Add j As tn' whstle Rounded endng the, goals n rapd order. Wth only a frst perod, the teams W«T* n a few seconds left to play n ths pedeadock, four up. But from her* rod, Rchards and F*ulleron each on, the Woodbrdge fve outmored scored as the whstle blew. Score: and outclassed the Blue and Whte Woodbrdge 25; Carteret 7. aggregaton n every perod. Rch- Gong nto the. last quarter, both ards wns the ndvdual star of the teams were slow. No scorng wat game. He accounted for sx feld; done for the frst four mnutes, goal!) and one foul for a total of Rchards fnally broke the stallng" thrteen pont*. "Red" Fullerton ' wth an overhead ahot from the sde came next wth three feld goals and of the court. Rubel made and ms*-' one /nul for a total of seven ponts.! ed on hs two fr(h» throws. Curra For the Carteret team, Rub«l was, was taken out of the game at ths th«hghv score man wth three feld! pont and Comba was sent n to Uke goals and one foul for a total of hs place. Lund, beng fouled, made soven pont*. Curre, the "Cartere*' good on hs free throw. Wth only Flash", waa a bt off form for all he ' four mnutes left to play and Woodcould do was to g«t two feld goals brdge n the lead by ten pjnta. and two fouls. For a totaj of sx Wess waa sent n for Armour. Car- throws that were gven to Wood- teret tred to get gong, hut the R-d brdge only four were made frond and Black boys held on to the ball Whle Carteret made good seven nnd Fullorton^dded two more ponts, out of twelve. Fullerton fouleff Wfss and was tak What Happened, And How! en from the game. Wesa made (food After a lot of slow playng Rch- 'hs free throw. Wth only a few se> ards started the scorng wth a', onds left, J. Chodosh was sent n to beautful one hand shot from the, Uke Comba's place. And as the sde of the court. Wth that both whstle blew endng the game, Harrs scored for Carteret. teams sent the ball through the not to te the score. Clark The score: put the Red and Black team Woodbrdge ahead agan by droppng the : Fullerton, f... 3 ball through the net from under Rchards, f 8 3 The grls basketball sextet of the Woodbrdge hgh school defeated the far sex of South Rver hgh at the local gym last Frday afternoon by a H4 to 9 score and then lost to the North Planfeld lasses on Monday afternoon by a 2 to score. the basket. M. Chodosh was penalsed n defeatng South Rver, Massagl for holdng Clark, but Clark netted 7 ponts, Obropta ac- mssed hs two free throws from counted for 5 and Magyar brought lhe ffteen foot lne. Rubel agan n the other two ponts. The game se "t th «ball through the rng from was full of fast playng on the part underneath. Ths evened the score of the Woodbrdge grls, who com- "»"> Curre and Fullerton mnsed foul shnts a9 tnc frst.pletely outclassed the "Brcktown" players. ended. The score; Woodbrdge 4, Monday afternoon the local grls Carteret 4. traveled to Novth Planfeld where, M. Chodosh was the frst to score they met the most aggressve team n the second perod after Fullerton n the hstory of the school. The had fouled hm. Here the game Planfeld lasses should have played btenrne the roughest, And How! boys rules, for they sure dd rough Rubbel was taken out of the game t up. The Barron avenue grls not nnd L. Harrs was sent n to take ns beng accustomed to such playng, P lace Lund ' mssed hs free throw from the ffteen were at a loss. ' foot lne. The T game g was full of speed p and ac- Curre was the frst to break the roughness o>f the game by droppng^ ton, but the local grls stuck to the ball through the net from the clean playng, even though they were sde of the court. Ater a tttle losng the gam«. Massagl accounthree feld goals an thretd or edf mxng, Rchards fnally broke through the Carteret defense to ed for three feld goals and three score from under the basket. Here ouls for a total of nne ponts. Magyar mack the only other core, a feld goal for two ponts. The score: Woodbrdge Massagl, rf Magyar, f. Hendrckson, jc alada, sc.. Dckerson, rg. Johnson, lg. Smth, g Davd, rg Zylka, rg Obropta, f.. North Planfeld Conover, rf Mellck, f Harden, jc Hggns, sc. anderhoff, rg "lentz, lg. tvlkts, lg 8 Referee, LeAvs, Planfeld. Scorer, Rose Wlls NewVof All Woodbrdge Town shp n the ndependent, the most wdely read paper n Woodbrdge Hgh School Team Swamps Long Branch Team st Frday nght at the local hgh school the Woodbrdge Hgh School team defeated the Long Branch squad by a 24 to 8 score. The game was one of the cleanest ever wtnessed on the local school court. And for the frst tme n several years the local team went through the entre game wthout hav- ^ *'ng any of ts players sent off the floor va the personal foul route NEW SUTS Emphaszng the Latest Style Trends are now on dsplay BREGS MEN'S STORE 9 Smth St., cor. Kng PERTH AMBOY Only seven fouls, were called on the Red and Black team durng the forty mnutes that they were on th» floor. At the end of the frst half (the "Beach Convbers" were ahead by ( 't t th e bng to 8 O'two ponts, the store beng to 8. Wth the start of the secand naf 2' the Red and Black passers settled down to team work that dd wonders. They scored almost at wll. The passng of the home team was dazzlng whle the shootng was f A-l calbje, 'Red" Fullerton led the home earn n scorng wth a total of nne onts. ut of "Red" accounted for seven ght free throws from the fteen foot lne. Rchards came cxt n scorng wth three feld goals for a tutal of sx ponts. For th jong Branch team, Schlenger was ;ht> shnng lght, accountng far fve jroals that netted ten ponts. Clark, c Rankn, g Lund, g C. Brennan, f. Cartent Curre, f 2 Medwck, f Rubel, c 3 Comba, g M. Chodosh, g. J. Chodosh, f.. L. Harrs, c.... Armour, g Wess, g Score hy perods: Woodbrdge Carteret Referee, C. E. Emmow, Jr. Tmekeeper, V. Holland. Scorer, Meyer, Tme of perods, 8 mnutes. The score: Woodbrdge Fjllerton, f. 7 O Rchards, f 3 6 Clark, c 3 Rankn, g 2 Lund, g Long Branch Kaabe, f : D'Anvbrese, f 3 Quck, c 2 4 Schlenger, g 5 Parton^no, g Ol jhubenmen, f '. lemmens, c Referee, Sherehn; Wllam Smth; Tme ten mnutes Tmekeeper, of perods, Ferocoat Brgand$ The "Chauffeurs" were a band of French tvrlghds ^ho, durng the Regn of Terror, nfested the forest of Argeres, Bear Chnrtres. They wed to burn the feet of ther captves to make them reveal helr treasures. E$kmo Relc$ Artcles made from stone, bone snl unrj.^lncludlng a beaulfullj carted lttle Mgy of a polar bear, and beleved to have been made by E mos of. years ago, twve recently been dscovered on UUl sland n tb«hudson strat We Strve To Please Gve Us a Tral and Be Convnced Vst the "TOWN GRLL" mm 8 Roosevelt Avenue Formerly Scally's Old Grocery Store Next to Fre Houae No. 2 \

6 PAGE SX FRDAY, JANUARY 27, 928 WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT MOyES BLOCK'S JEMAMS RRf.KT ALWAYS KEEP FLOOFS BRGHT AND CLEAN STANDARD SZE OL MOP ECOWMCAL rtotlttk* STATE THEATRE WOODBRDGE Matnee Saturday. Sunday, 2 P. M., Tuesday, Th\rs<;y, H!'. M. Evenng, 7: and : W HOUSEHOLD HAMMER FRDAY Last Tme T*Jay r.eh THE HANDY SHE SAl'Ct PAN Quck Hratnc Alumnum c «VOLT RADO' B BATTERY COME TO OUR STORE YOU WLL FND LOTS OF OTHER BARGANS -SUCH AS Household Broom. Me Tolet Pap*\L S-ot. Rolll tt Whte ErtarrMed Soup Dah c Cltu Meuurnf Cup c Alumnum Cup Qc L*rfv Combnaton Grater O< Soap Saw»r Shaker c Dry Ctl Battenn ) for SM Mtn BowU (Set of 5) We Many Other tenu at Clearance Sale Prcea WHLE THEY LAST Vn C«mp Soup tt tc prce / FM BETTER PUS USE "CLASBAKE" Yan(amp s TOMATO SOUP \t ;S:^::v/-"WA.-' ] ; :»" ;: C»y Cooper»nd!>.UyJetfe m the Wanuur.T Pcture 'The LastOutln' CHANG nooutn sv ERNEST B. SCHOEDSACK and MERAN C.COOPER.... Added Attracton... HOOT GBSON n \ Arammtnl] '/'cturrj "Gallopng Fury". Comedy "Some Pets" Latest News Frday Nght Cabaret Nght Always a Good Show TOMORROW-SATURDAY ONLY- PAULNE GARON and GEORGE AGNEW n "The College Hero" Wll Rogers n Dubln Comedy "Pckng on George" Blake of Scotland Yard Latest News wru. CVE TOO «TOR TOUR OLD BROKE* PARNG KKOX Btmf n yoar o'd one and exchange t lor h: new one of ttnlcu steel wll not rusr, trnh nor dscolor Whle Enmclcd HnJtc Hctaafe Prce S% YOUR OLD CAN OPENER S WORN OUT! FOTATO MASHER rcamgakakask HADT SZE SCRUB BRUSH For Any Knd of Scrutbme or Cleanng: TRAN YOUR CHLDREN TO BC NDUSTROUS Scttorl for Chldren THE EDGE LAYS TLAT AGANST JTHE TLOOR M.UMNUM CAKE TURNER «* U MJ.»J' ALUMNUM HEATS QUCKER PE PANS OF PURE ALUMNUM THE BEST QUALTY MADE HANDY KTCHEN AD c GRP TTF. CLOTHES TN RAC JAPANNED <t /\_ Wth DUST PAN VC c m/rwm^m WOODBRDGE HARDWARE CO. Succewors to L F. MOORE'S SON 4 Dozen Qft _ Pnt tt/c ^ SALE BEGNS TODAY 45 Man Street Woodbrdge, N. J. Sam from MOON of SRAEL' THE MORE COMFORTABLE PMP R LTHEA R. A l-l WAY M. 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7 !''"'^WT 7! >W m ''''''"VPV%* '*"~ 7 *! r Tr '' WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT FRDAY, JANUARY 27, 928 f " ' ma * THE PERTH AMBOY j j GAS LGHT COMPANY j ( = 26 SMTH STREET»nd Cookng ApplUmc Rnwd Automatc «d Storage Water Con-DwRt RjuHant Lop Odarlett Eftdmt nwtpcuto Telephone 43 Perth Amboy N*w Proe*u GM RaagM RABNWTZ HARDWARE "f t's Hardware, We Have t!" Full Lne of HARDWARE, PANTS, OLS, VARNSHES HOUSE FURNSHNGS Roosevelt Avenue CARTERET, N. J. Tel. Carteret 32 and 8 THOMAS JARDNE & SON MONUMENTS And Cemetery Work of Descrpton WORKS: S. George's Avenue, Near Grand Street, RAHWAY, N. J. Lehgh at Wlkes-Barre COAL We allow 5c per ton reducton f pad for n days or Cash CE and WOOD Gvt. Us A Call 33 Perth Amboy RYMSHA &. CO., nc. 989 State St. MAURER, N. J. Classfed Ads Brng Results Mr.. KnOWltt W NEW JERSEY! No. 7 One of tfe Greatest of tf\e Unted States AUTOS NUMEROUS N NEW JERSEY N PROPORTON TO POPULATON NUMBER OF MOTOR CARS N STATE TO EACH OO FAMLES n New Jersey there s an automoble regstered (or each.3 famles * * Few states tara more *** Wde spread protpehty have made motor car ownershp possble a (real system of good roads have nude t desrable. Nowhere n the country s there a better system of communcaton between muncpaltes than n New Jersey; the Publc Servce co-ordnated car and bus facltes carryng 6,, passengers a year s a part of t. * The success of Publc Servce and development of New Jersey are bound together," Presdent Thotmu N. McCarter. PVBLCWSERVCE Menton ths paper to advertsers When You Need Feed, Coal and MASON MATERALS PHONE Woodbrdge 55 Our Motto: QUALTY HONEST WEGHT REASONABLE PRCES WOODBRDGE FEED & COAL CO Offce and Warehouse Man St. Woodbrdgej Menton ths paper to advertsers Keep youth longer! cleanse the system of posons Two of the great enemes to youth and vtalty are delayed elmnaton and ntestnal posons. To keep yourself free from both these common dffcultes wll help you to stay young. Wth the use of Nujol you can do t too. For NuoWltbsorbs body posons and carreb them ofl, preventng ther absorpton by the body. Nuol also softens the waste matter and brngs about normal evacuaton. t a harmless; contans no drugs or medcne. t won't cause gas or grpng pans, or affect the stomach or kdneys. Every corner druggst has Nujol. Make sure you get tne genune. Look for the Nujol bottle wth the label on the back that you can read rght through the bottle. Don't delay, get Nujol tod»y. And (ne Fremen Agret An ounce of preventon s worth ffty fremen. Amercan Magazne. "Anywhere-Anytme" DRAKE'S STORAGE MOVNG PACKNG SHPPNG Storage at Reasonable Ratel 6 Elzabeth Avenue Phone: Lnden 2822 GARDNERS GARAGE (JOHN F. GARDNER, Jr.) 475 Rahway Avenue Near Corner of Gr'on Street WOODBRDGE Expert Reparng and Overhaulng By Smplex Method Texas Gasolne and Motor Ols Lve Storage By Thornton Pshcr Announcement We have been apponted the fc»d«bcrvke Staton for ths localty. n addton to selln Exbe BATTERES the rfht battery for your car, our Servce nclude* sklful repar work on every make of battery. You can rely on repouble advce and retaouble prces here. '' Wt look forward to a cad from you. ECONOMY GARAGE CO. Electrc*! Department 3B Roosevelt Avenue Carteret, N. J. Tel. Carteret 675 THE Paulus Dary Man Offce: New St., New Brunswck, N. J. Phone 24 Establshed 89 DON'T BE MSLED BE SURE T S PAULUS MLK USE waulus' POSTVELY ERFECTLY ASTEURZED Paultu' Pasteurzed Select Mlk Walker-Gordon Certfed Mlk MLK Wendmew Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Mlk Suydam's and Rutger's Specal Raw Tuberculn Tested Mlk DSTRBUTON COVERS New Brunswck, Hghland Park, South Rver, Sayrevlle, Parln, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbrdge, Fords and Metuchen, N. J. Modern and Antque FURNTURE Repared, Rcfnshed and Upholstered Slp Covers Made to Older Prom $2 Up Box Sprng* and Mattresses Made or R«m»de Carpenter Work, Screens, Garages and Porches Pantng and Paper Hangng WOODBRDGE NEW YORK CANDY KTCHEN Manufacturers and Dealers n Strctly Pure CANDES AND CE CREAM 79 Man St., Woodbrdge. Tel. 4? MCKE, THE PklNTEWS DEVL. CHARLES SERMAYAN Ffth Avenue, Avenel Tel. Woodbrdge 27 WM. F. MURPHY SHEET METAL WORK Tn :: Copper ;: Sheet ron Roofng and Hot Ar Heatng 45 MAUN STREET Tel. WoodbrdK.' '.H J By Quto Sughroe So Say We All, f>l*m<* HAS eakae, AFTER KAAM-4 OCLAVS, AUO ws v«have enu FOR rr Att wurer, Awo AS, RCME WAS KM. dp GOOO thuss -R> CAT, PESOCVEP THAT WE AU-. TAKE OFP, AWOSOAM? GOOD TO &T OUT DOORS p^^**"h SEE GUSTAV BLAUM Groceres and Provson* 7 MAN ST. Woodbrldfe R. A. fflrner Funeral Drector aaj Expert Embalmer t n TKe only fully equpped and up-t date Undertakng Establshment \ town. Far Treatment to AH. Offce Phone 264. Resdence Phone lt. UutoSuqqe&tonA. BY A. 5NVDER THUK Of WO GOOO owe?! -* ) SGNED,,- \ " ~m FORCE far. Scu s/vro RS PHONE 265 THE FEATHERHEADS $35 Plus XMAS HTM. B6OV fltootfsv/-'m 6W9- FAMNM 'M ED To BATTERY BETTER SERVCE Get t here. WE WCHET TOJ PQESENTB \*)\TVJ/ f '«nyder's s always good auto suggeston

8 \ VP^zFr*'' EGHT FRDAY, JANUARY 27, 928 WOODBRPGE NDEPENDENT Fords Notes Meredth Wnrg«r An attrft-'v- -A!-l"Hf place at the t'.n. ' M- :< ' A. \Yne(j»r m W< >] -< > T.- on Fnrd avenuo Merdth "f M:-> 'n. " ec:me the brde (f Churls.-HT W-: Of Mr. am M- A.-lph The hnde w..r> 'n -<!-. 'lue georgette guv' :; "'" bouquet (f, r... Bad was M " M rt.-.n The br Much, carred a brde grunt n of the Hopelawn Car Stolen; Strpped of Parts Three Youths Held For Crme tertaned MT. and Mrs. H»rt< Smth. Mrs. Matlda C. Logan Group Plays Brdge Wednesday evenng. For Hosptal Beneft Two brush fres kept the fremen busy Tuesday. Two. Snsh fres n the Kn?ey urday evenng n her home n Row Mrs. Matlda C. Ugan ded Sat Mrs. Clarence Campbell of Freeman street entertaned at two ta- Mr. and Mrs.. Kaplan and Corner secton kept the fremen land place after a protracted llness tnok ch:mren. Mrs, K Sf.V :m,l daughter. j, Mrs. US y f nr tme Monday aftenonn. Her death occurred on the annverher brthday. Survvng are bles of brdge for the beneft of the Sylva, motored!o Spo^wom). S-n- p ov, arf blamed for startng them. Roadster Taken To Maurer's Lane Where Three Wheel*, Bat- * % "J llahway Hosptal last Thursday. The, B y, The Board of Educaton wll two daughters, the Msses Nathal' prze wnners were: Mrs. Seymour -= Margaret ^ The Mce* Constance and Porn. suhmt a plan to erect a $4r>, tery, Wndsheld, and Part* of Motor Are Removed and Elane Logun, one son, Max-Debewell Logan; a brother, Wllam E. other members of the group arc: and Mss Jean Johnson. The thy Andeme-n spent Sunday n Woorf^ addton to the school here, at the 'Offcer Walh Arrest* Alleged Theves ndjre wth frends. Platt of ftchmond, Staten sland; electon n February. f the measure 5 authorzed by the voters, the the Msses Rae Osborn, Hlda Erne** Beneft C»rd Party K car stolen from Mlton strec: detaled on the case and has snce and two grandchldren. Agnes Lyons, Helen Ensgn and Mrs. _A beneft card party for the W(>rk wjll on Tuesday and found later n Man- «rmtfd three youths of Perth Am-, Mrs. ^pn leaves a Lester Dx. The next meetng wll church and school was,.,..^. ) WD h of frends and F _».. _. LL.... U,. U, " P.....^v,..s reported to! rer lane wth most of the tnovrhl? be at the home of Mrs. Seymou (, ' held Monday nght a! the Hut by ttw have ^mj announced hs nten-! parts stolen, led to an nvestgaton loot Uken from car! The old-woodbrdgc where for years she wasdeber of Sewaren. n( Rosary Moety ol Our Ud^ot tr)n ( enter the raoe fnr hark satn nomna-' j Peace Church The pnr.e wnners.f pnk ruscv Th(, at, of the three s John Pelehak, lbraran of the Barron Avenue Free that result n thc round of 7, of 375 Grove street. The Publc Lbrary. She was a member ^ Notce to Credtor! A. _ -....,,.._ others are Frank Chaney, aged 6, of "Tlr. Stanley W. Jones, executor Ml 5 -.TH Pnner wa«-*erved. ^'"^/T ṫowel; tce of stealng car* and strppng of 72 Amboy avenue, and Stephen the W. C. T. U. and the Tuesday of Margaret E. Perry, deceased, by for the offce n 926 and was Mrs. Jḍdate them n ths part of the stat^. The Sanygo, of 35 Lawrence street, Afternoon Study Club. Mrs. Logan drecton of the Surrogate of the defeated»t the electon by Charles ear s the property of John Chorca, all of Perth Amboy. was born n Brooklyn n R69 andcounty of Mddlesex, hereby gves of 22 Fulton The three are under orders to re- was educated there at the Adelph cort back to the local polce whle Art Academy. She came to Wood- Ter am M:*? Uors wu be held on Some tme Wednesday everng t further nvestgatons arc beng brdge n 95. Perth Amr,.,y ; Mr? Alce : lephard ] T»<r'j.n, """ Monday evenng. of.l-r- y «'::> ; Mr. n-d Mr-...->r n-;vt! Mrs Kungler. vases;, f *_ was stolen. When found thret made n connectons wth other rob- The funeral servces were held Ncl^, Mr-. Laura Turner and fam-'" r S. O'Hara. books; Mchael Ksh. At a meetng of the Fremen's wheels, parts of the motor, the bat-beretery, the wndsheld and the rada- of ther youth the fnal dsposton Rev. E. S. Abbott, pastor nf the. n ths vcnty. On account Tuesday afternoon n the late home canned (roods; Mrs R Handerhan, Relef Assocaton for ths dstrct n ly nf s..,:h Rvt : Mrs. K. Wnegar Mrs. M. Feldman, sugar *<***«> ths week art audt- tnr ha,,, (. on removed and had dscommttee t r ha of tne case probably wll be throum Frst J*resbyt«rlan Church offcated, of N"A" B: als-wck; and Mss Betty bywlmr.. Walters, lngere; An- ln» commttee consstng consstng of of George' George' ] a lpean,,]. the Juvenlo court. The boys admt The servces were largely attended )ar!:nc. Mr. and Mr-. A. Wmyar. na Uraon howls Wlhur Blanchard, McCabe. Ben Jensen and Joseph One m:n arrested at the tme ted takng some of the parts fron. and there were many floral trbutes, Mr. and Mrs. Wa!>r k-hrer,-. Mr. the car n Maurer's lan«but dened The bearers were: Hampton Cutter am Mr... Harry Wm-gar of Met-jchpn; Mr, and M:-. K... Mu'.cr. and were Detetve James Walsh who was ^sad they found t n the lane. pen, J. E. Breckenrdge, G. Harg? 'stealng t from Mlton Btreet. The/ S. Barron Brewster, Howard A. Tanfamly.. R tt.bbm-. - Prall and Stanley Burkhard. Mrs. M. Coachnberry entertaned Mr. John Shaufhonesy. Mrs. M, towel; M. Derrck. to»«; B. Pet- lu Barrett were the guests of Mr. funeral arrangements. The nter- B. ln t,wel; RoVt Gelng, -M Soph.. Byack and M.ss U,- Hghest Qualty of Mnd R. A. Hrner had charge of th= AD enlghtened mnd s oo bemd- Melann, Mr?. L. K'-pfle ard son, Eugene, of <"aru-re, Wjnt'sday afterno.n. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M-rey of Mrs. Henry Schlamp. of Correja Rckwond fsh- Wllam Westlake.! Wllam Lahey of rrtrds was a avenue s spendng a week at her el-.]' Svndqunt, towel; C. J. ««vstor on Saturday.. -._._,..,. n.k- a home uvnc n n,/canvulf, la. Phladelpha w<-rc the guests 'f Mrs. Lund, ppe; Agnes Yunk*r. towel; -Martn U.Mardel, of Perth Am- ^ Joseph Sn'm Tuesday rch:. g w _ Knjffen ^ MMTfn Mrs. Bttner, towel; J. Daley, apron; boy, was a vstor here on Monday. ; o{ Hllkre9t aven S, pnt, f w dt Surpre Shower Mr<. M. Handerhan, towel; Mrs. -The members of the cast of the at Katonah N_ Y ^th relat ve S. A surprse shower wa«held at Schneder, towel; Joseph Rebovch,'mn&trel show to be gven by the Th< bab ggn Q{ Mr and Mrs the home of Mss Jula Blanchard ptcher; Chrs Rasmussen, towel; An-. Fords Fremen wll hold a rehearsal w D n^ya,, o( Avpnt, ' WM ch r 3! on Lng street, n honor of Mss Helen Walter?, Wednesday nght. The drew Nogrady, wcka; Mrs. T. Mus-, Tuesday nght n the rooms of the : tened' on Sun d ay January 5, after Jolf. socks; E... Mullen, apron, Mrs. Lons Club, n Fords. Several local house was tastefully decorated and o. c ] ock mhas at St Cecela's R. Mss Helen Walter? receved many jj. Blanchard, salt and pew shak-j people are to attend t. The show ( Church by the Rev. C. E. Grfers; A. Antondes, cups and saucers;,s to be known as "Joe's Mnstrels" ; fllj rjj)^ pastor of the church. The useful and handsome presents. Refreshment" -were served. Those present were: Mrs. Charles Lund, Mrs. Mrs. Kento, forks and spoons; Ce-; n the parts the show wll be pre-: gnatz Obropta, of Avenel. Mrs. Honewacker, luncheon set; [and when the players are perfected ppongorg were Florence Boylan and Lous Grspart, Mrs. Harry Powers, cela^kec«;«r, Clara Celng, ds-h; E. M. Such, MarRav" tray; sented tckets n have the been Fords sold. Theatre. Many _Mrs. da Tllery, of New York Cty, spent'a few days at the home Mrs. V,ctor Larsen, Mrs. Cetestne Egan, apron; Mrs. R. Segune. vase 5. ^Charles Dckson has announced ()f'jjr. and Mrs. Alfred Trutt, of Blanchard, Mrs. Ernest Blanchard, Mrs. Handerhan, beads; Mrs. J. hs canddacy for re-electon as - Hllcrest avenue, recently. Mrs. A. Away, Msses Amy Sneath, Beatrce Hardy, Mary Krackomberger, Adelne and Mabel Waters, Jula Blanchard, Helen Campon, E. J. Mullen, luncheon set; Mrs. J. [j n February n the local fre house J meetng at the home of Mrs Wm. and Lulu Davs. Mrs. Frank Tooker, Mrs. Lester Tooker, Mrs. Frank glasses; Mrs. P. J. Burke, table _ Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Munn, of Wednesday of last Wnard, luncheon set; V. J. O'H.ra, at 3 p. m. Benng, of Rdgeley avenue, on week. Overton, Mrs. Wllam Brabyn, Mrs. Almeda Sofeld, Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. Chrs Wagner, Mrs. Patrck Campon, Mrs. Theodore Snedeker, " Mrs. Wllam Boyce, Mrs. Edth Broderjck. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mundy are the proud parents of a sun born recently. Mss Agnes Smoyok was oper- ated on at the Newark Hosptal recently for appendcts and s great ly mprovng. rvng Rosenbloom, Mrs. Kate Goldsten, Mss Anna Goldsten, Mss Sarah Goldsten, motored to Long Branch Sunday, vstng frends. Arche Blanchard and Mss Helen P. Walters, of Perth Amboy, were unted n marrage Sunday at the parsonage of the Smpson M. E. Church, n Perth Amboy, by the Rev... _P^. Cowles. The happy couple ace housekeepng on Lng street, Fords. Rod and Gun Club Dnner en=on dsh- Mrs H Gallagher, vav, a ) Mrs. Mchael Kotchck..n Mon- Mrs. 'A. TalkenM, ptcher; Mrs... day»wn«g cloth; Mrs. Ruth Douglass, towels; Florda Grove road, were guests of Mrs. J. Daly, towels; Mrs. Joseph frends n Perth Amboy, Saturday. Growney, lunch cloth; L. lanchnr-,! embrodered towel: Clare Gelrg j seln wnked; s (ml shut up D a gloom j ment was made n thc Presbyteran prson tll t thnks the walls o» t Cemetery. OWD dungeon the lmts o- the unl rerse, «nd the reach of ts own chan the outer verge ol ntellgence. Henry Wadsworth Lonjsfellpw. Woodbrdge Personals NOTCE OF HEARNG OF AP- Mrs. A. F. Randolph was a PLCATON TO ABOLSH Newark shopper on Wednesday. FRE DSTRCT ' Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Von Brcm- Notce s hereby gven that the en of Freeman street attended a townshp commttee of the town-j dnner and theatre party n New shp of Woodbrdge, n the county of, York on Wednesday. Mddlesex, wlt meet on the frst ] Mrs. Conrad Schrmpe, charday of February, 928, at 8 o'clock man of legslaton of the Woman's n the evenng, at the Memoral Mu- Club, entertaned at luncheon yesncpal Buldng, n sad townshp, terday. The guests were Mrs. Leonfor the hearng on the applcaton to \ ard H. Robbns, state charman of dssolve and abolsh fre dstrct \] legslaton, l of Montclar, l Mrs. A. F. F Burke, towel; Harold Goetschns.; lghtng commssoner. The electon; number two, n the townshp of : Randolph, presdent of the Woman's The.Lades' Ad Socety of the, of Md-' Club and the legslatve commttee, candy; Glbert Lund, book rack; Mrs. wu take place on the last Saturday. Unon Chapel held ther regular kwoodbrdge ana tne county m ^^ ^ ^ ^ j. ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Mrs. Frank Mayo, Mrs. Arthur Ges B. J. DUNGAN, and Mrs. John Blar. Townshp Clerk, Mrs. S. B. Gllhuly of Newark -The seln Socal Club wll hold) lsted; ^ed; J'nuary January ts, 26, rea ^ ^ S *'*"' ""' ^ ^ "' LVe ' thersecond of- a seres of monthly NOTC E OF HEAR, NG F AP-, '^The Sunshne Cl M s was enter- : dances on February 4. at the school. P, CATO N TO CREATE ' taned by Mrs. Fred gchwenzer of audtorum, on Pershmg avenue. FRE DSTRCT X pece- Wllam Hallahan, pt-! NOTCE OF HEARNG OF APlow Rehearsals are now beng he cases- Mrs. E. W. Pollock, cjr-' PLCATON TO ABOLSH by members of the Socal Club for Mrs L. Lund, preserves. M. j FRE DSTRCT ;! Notce T ^ ^ ^ n that the tow*?; MrV J, c.ke«t townshp commttee of the towntowel; Mrs Robert Gelng, Mss ' shp of Woodbrdge, n the county of J Helen Dunback, vase; Mrs. A. J. ' Mddlesex, wll meet on the frst Smth pn cushon; Mrs. J. Smth, [day of February, 928, at H o'clock stockngs' Mss J. Such, vest; Ben- n the evenng, at the Memoral Mujamn Goetschus, dsh pan; Mrs. S. ncpal Buldng, n sad townshp, house on Tuesday evenng ,,. _!: Conners, pllow cases; Mrs. E. Lund,'for the hearng on the applcaton to dssolve and abolsh fre dstrct Freth F(h, Oyter and Clams apron. Reqdmte tor Sucee Vglance s not only the prce of lnertf. bttt "UTnrtMB"of any sort Rpprher number one, n the townshp of Woodbrdge and the county of Mddlesex. B. J. DUNGAN, Townshp Clerk. Dated: January 26, 928. NOTCE TO CREDTORS NOTCE OF HEARNG OF AP- PLCATON TO CREATE John M. Tracy, executor of Mary FRE DSTRCT The annual vtnsgn dnner and j v Rley deceased by drecton of entertanment of the Fords Rod andthe SurrogalUf tfce founty of Mddlesex, hereby gves notce to the Notce s hereby gven that the Gun Club wll be held n the Fords fre house, Correlle street, Saturday, January 28th, at 7 P. M. ThejJ^ng credtors of the sad Mary V. Rley dnner s to be prepared and ser- c, ajms ^^^t. ved by Mrs. ver Larson, r- f o f "- " deceas «under oath or - ' ^"naton, followng whch a frst class <., wthn a Unment wll take place. Tckets j thgy ^ aganst the sad ex-! c rea t a new fre dstrct to be known Offce, Jensen and Rodner's, T. W. ecutor. Dated December 2, 927. Lddle, charman of the good tmes JOHN M. TRACY, commttee, telephone Perth Amboy Executor. 65. j Mr. and Mrs. H. Johanson en- W r.., 2-23, 3; -6, S, 2. Ch-rter No. 428 BUSNESS Of.' DECEMBER RESOURCES. a. Loans and dscounts, ncludng redscounts, acceptances of..ther banks, and foregn blls of exchange or drafts sold wth ndorsement of ths bank 3*2,5.! Total,- J U. S. Go»ernment securtes owned: a Deposted to secure crculaton {V. S. bonds par value) $,.9 b. All other Unted States Government securtes (ncludng premums, f any) $ 4,26.59 Total 5.2' Other bonds, stocks, securtes, etc. owned. 5b,ol.S3 6 Bankng House, $7,65.59; Furnture and fxtures $3,4-2, Lawful reserve wth Federal Reserve Bank 22, tems wth Federal Reserve Bank n process of collecton 4,42.96 Cash n vault and amount due from natonal : '\ rles - 3, H. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companes n the Unted. States (other than ncluded n tems 8, 9 and ) 2,3.93, Total of tems 9, and % 2, Redempton fund wth U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer 5.4) 8. Other assets, f any 3, Total...; $629,468.2 U. Captal stock pad n LABLTES $ 25,. 2. Surplus fund 25,. 2. (a) Undvded profts $9, , Reserved for taxes, nterest, etc., accrued _ Crculatng notes outstandng,. 27. Certfed checks outstandng Casher's checks outstandng Total of tems 27 anfl 28 ~ Demand deposts (other than bank depost!) ubject t«> Reserve (deposts payable wthn 3 days)! ndvdual deposts subject to check ' 6, Total of demand deposts (other than bank deposts) subject to Reserve tem 3 6, Tme deposts subject to Reserve (payable after 3 days, or subject to 3 days or more notce, and postal savngs): Savngs Deposts - 397,36.74 Total of tme deposts subject to Re-? sorve tem 35 $397,36.74 Total $629,468.2 of New Jersey, j of Mddlesex. g»:, 6»p> W. Wood, Casher of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear t tb»above statement u true to the b«*t of my knowledge and belef. QBO. W. WOOD, Casher. and sworn to before me thu 7th dajft of January, 928,, Notary \ Lnden avenue on Monday evenng. - Refreshments were served by the.. Notce s hereby gven that the hostess. The next meetng wll be.w v. «. f?! y ',, 'townshp commttee of the townshp ; a Valentne party at the home of the beneht of the -lub, of Woodbrdge, n the County of Ms5 Elna B e r g h o f R a h w a y avenue. e -.. : Mddlesex, wll meet on the frst day _ Mrs Frank Ma ( MrS LsW. 7,P fc c * m M ' one ". of,' he 'of February, 928, at eght o'clock ; rence Ryan, Mrs. John Powers, of wln Chemcal Hook and Ladder n the evenn at the Memora Mu-; town> M ' d Ms8 Margaret EUsnger, Company held a meetng at the flre nc, Buldng, n sad townshp, of Keansburg, attended a dnner and Every Wednesday, Thurs & Frday BUCKLEYS Laguarda Ave., seln, N. J. Many Knd, ol Che There an 8 dlttloct nrettea shp of Woodbrdge, n the county \^>ru etc. The mlk of many of Mddlesex, wll meet on the frst."'d" * l»»»«<> 'D cheea» n day of February, 928, at eght o'-»"ou» part, of the world clock n the evenng, at the Memoral»'»»» bj oo mean the oolj Muncpal Buldng, n sad townshp,, Go«t» and beep fve ther mufc fo» ov7ny for the hearng on the applcaton to ebee«e.-tbe New Age HlMtrate<l as fre dstrct No., whch shall n-! elude the followng terrtory: : Begnnng at the mouth of Woodbrdge Creek where sad Creek emp- tes nto Staten sland Sound, thence () northerly followng the several 'courses of sad Woodbrdge Creek to Dtrct No. 2 j th e mouth of Spa Sprng Brook, to the ntersecton of Amboy avenue and Spa Sprng road, thence (3) westerly along the center lne of Spa Sprng road to the center lne of Florda Grove road, thence (4) northerly along the center lne of Florda Grove road to a pont where sad center lne s ntersected by the easterly sde produced of Block 22-, thence (5) northwesterly along the easterly sde of Block 22- and the easterly sde of Block 23 to the center lne of Kng George's Post road, thevce (6) northwesterly a- long the easterly sde of Block 82 to he pont where sad lne s ntersected by the southerly sde of Block 94, thence (7) easterly a- long the southerly sde of Block 94 and the westerly sde thereof, thence (8) northwesterly along the easterly sde of Block 94 and Block Jfor the hearng on the applcaton recepttm ; =' the Hotel j ^ ^ Qn j to create a new fre dstrct to be Monday, n honor of the Natonal known as fre dstrct No. 2, whch. and state offcers of the Catholc shall nclude the followng terrtory :j Daughters of Amerca. Begnnng at a pont n Blar road where the same s ntersected ' by the southerly boundary of Borough of Carteret and from sad begnnng pont runnng () easterly, and southerly along the goutherly and westerly boundary lne of the of to Staten east- Central ntersect the same, thence (4) westerly along the center lne of Central avenue and ts extenson to the center lne of Sewaren avenue; thence (5) southerly along the center lne of Sewaren avj enue to the center lne of Glencove The cost of model! of war vessel* avenue, thence <6) westerly along larles wth the type of tblp. M*f?l» the center lne of Glencove avenue f dreadnanghu such u the North [to the Woodbrdge Creek, thence Oakota, wblch was scrapped n lf)23 ' (?) northerly along the Woodbrdg* under the terms nf tne lmtaton of Creek to Homestead avenue, thence»rmament«pact, cosl from $, to (8) easterly along the center lne of tn.mn and sometmes take two years Homestead avenue to the westerly to buld. lne of Block 9, thence (9) on a! straght lne through Block 9! to the southwest corner of Block Sunshne Whten vory!'o22, thence () stll easterly a- When lv..r, ornament., become»el- \ "* the u ^utherl y ln f Block w wash them well n snap and wa- V 22 ' t """' h," e J B v ' r, then place them whle stll wet! thence < U> nortnerl y 8lon K the cen - n the sunshne. We them wth soap; ter jne of Blar road to the pont, or ater for two or three days several place of begnnng. mes a day. stll keepng them n the nshlne. Wash agan and the; wll f perfectly whte. borne," be sad wth a laugh, "we g- 9 to a pont n the center lne of j ^ theater t* see the enow but Man street, thence (9) easterly a- out bere you seem Co go to see what long the center lne of Man street the; are gong to show you next to a pont where sad center ^ne s week." Los Angles Tmes. ntersected by the easterly sde produced of Fords, Park No, 3, thence () northerly along the easterly sde uf sad Fords Park No. 3, to the northerly sde thereof, thence () westerly along the northerly sde of sad Fords Park No. 3 to the easterly sde of Block 298, thence (2) northerly along the easterly sde of Block 298 and Block 295 to the center lne of Metuchen avenue, thence (3) northerly along the easterly, sde of Block 384 and the easterly sde produced of Block 384 (to the northerly sde of the Phla. and Headng Ralroad, thence (4) easterly along the several courses of northerly sde of sad Phla. and Readng Ralroad to Woodbrdge Creek, thence (5) southerly along Woodbrdge Creek to a pont where the Bame s ntersected by the westerly extenson of Glencove avenue, thence (6) easterly along the center lne of Glencove avenue and ts extenson of the center lne of Sewaren avenue, thence (7) northerly along the center lne of Sewaren avenue to the center lne of Central avenue, thence (8) easterly along the center lne of Central avenue and ts extenson to a westerly branch of Smth Creek, thenoe (9) southerly along sad branch of Smth's Creek, thence (2) stll southerly along -Smth's Creek to Staton sland Sound, thence (8) southerly and westerly alonf Staten sland Sound to tw poat fr Too Kdveateed An eastern vstor bad been admlr tng the many charmng pcture then ters D and near Los. Angeles. " never saw anythng to equal them.' be admtted, "but yon have the fur Dlest knd of program*. "Kurt Dated: January 26th, 928. B. J. DUNGAN, Townshp Clerk. NOTCE Regular monthly meetng- of the Board of Health of the Townshp of Woodbrdge wll be held on the frst Monday of each month, at the Muncpal Buldng, at 8 P. M., wthout further notce. Whenever a meetng nght falls on a holday the meetng wll be held on the next busness day succeedng. WLLAM, A. RYAN, Presdent. JJ L. GLL, Secretary. Fnal Reductons Now Preval n Our January Sale On Entre Stock of Women's and Msses' COATS AND DRESSE& $5 DRESSES Now $2 for $5 ALL COATS k T V2 PRCE OR LESS Slk Dresses $.95 to $2. CTOLLMAN'C ^ STYLE SHOPPE ^ 38 Man St. Rakway, N. J. Open Evenng* 'tll O'clock Durag Sale NOTCE TO CREDTORS August F. Grener, admnstrator of Joseph Horvath, deceased, by drecton of the Surrogate of the County of Mddlesex, hereby gves notce to the credtors of the sad Joseph Horvath to brng n ther debts, demands and clams aganst the estate of the sad deceased, under oath or [affrmaton, wthn sx months ro ths date or they wll be forever barred of any acton therefor aganst the sad admnstrator.' Dated December 23, 927. AUGUST F. GRENER, Admnstrator. 2-3; -6, 3, 2, 27. notce to the credtors of the sad Margaret E. Perry to brng n ther debts, demands and clams aganst the estate of the sad deceased, under oath or affrmaton, wthn sx months from ths date or they wll be forever barred of nny acton therefor aganst the sad executor, Dated January 2, 928. Mr. STANLEY W. JONES, Executor. W.. -2, 27; 2-3,, 7. A CHLD'S HERTAGE Perfect feet are a chld's hertage. Ther feet are formed hy the shoes they wear. Wll you place ther soft, plant tender, self-growng feet at the mercy of stff-soled, ncorrectly-lasted, cheap shoes wth ther endless agony? Or wll you place them n smooth, flexble, sfentfcally-desgned ~, av--pnr- SHOES and gve them the proper start n lfe? t's a parental duty, to nsst upon Dr. Po«ner' Scentfc Shoet Sommer's Juvenle Shoe Shop 44 SMTH STREET OPPOH^ P. A. Tm.t Co. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Landscapng n all ts Branches Plantng Soddng ' Lawn Dressng, Etc., Etc. C. A. derussy 493 Barron Avenue Telephone Woodbrdge 553 Woodbrdge CANDY FREE! FREE! FREE! V^lb. Box of the Famous Runkel's Cocoa wth every 4-box Combnatot j Our Combnaton Ths Week * the Beat Ever Offered by Any Confectoner V 2 lb. Box Mlk Chocolate Brazl Nuts. SO V 2 t*. Box Mlk Chocolate Nougatne*.4 lb. Box Dark Sweet Choc. Peppermnt* 6 lb. Box Pure Cream Walnut Caramels SO Free! Free! Free! $2. V lb. Runkel's Cocoa 25, ms ALL 5 BOXES THS WEEK FOR 99c Very Specal THS WEEK HOME MADE COCOA. NUT KSSES. Reg. 49c. Specal 29c Very Specal PURE CREAM CARA- MELS. Reg. 49c; lb box Specal Boston Confectonery 44 SMTH STREET Perth Amboy GMP 39c