BIG ENROLLMENT CAUSE. At a special meeting of the Roar< of Education, Monday night, the tentative

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1 The News of All The Townshp Tuesday and Frday VOL. V, No. 86 WOODHRDGK, N. J., FRDAY, JANUARY 11, 1927 PRCE THREE CBNTfe JOHN LAHEY DEAD; WAS PROMNENT N TOWNSHP AFFARS Rotary Honors Memory of ts Assocate; At One Tme a Professor at Colgate; To Be Bured at Old Home. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER Tlc many frends of John A. Laht-y. of Kpwaren, were shocked yen- rrduy mornng to learn of hs death n Knhway hosptal where he was thought to be convalescng from an.pcr.-tjon. Death s beleved to have n tne to a heart weakness casrl l>y lonp perod of llness. Yestcday's meetng of the Rotary Club was curtaled after the club had apprnnl Dr. Frank Moore a commltl'c to draw up a resoluton of sympathy to be sent to Mr. Lahey's famly and apponted R. A, Hrner and Vn-sU't Walter H. Warr to accompany the body to Messnu, N. Y,, when' bural wll take place some tme durng the week-end. The funeral party left last njfht. A member of the Hoard of Educaton, to whch he was apponted to lll a vacancy caused by the resgnaton of A. ('. Walker, Mr. Lahey had hcen actve n cvc causes n hs town. He wns bnrn n Messna 43 y'nrs ago, beng graduated at Colral' Unversty n the class of 1909 anl recevng a doctor's degree BLACK MAGC USED TO CURE BOY, CRPPLEDSNCEA BABY Town Doctor Dscovers Actvty of Pseudo-Physcan Who Promses to Remove "Curse" by Trck n Whch Eggs Were Made to Hatch Out Pns, Strngs, Buttons' Hlnck mnffc s beng employed by curw and secured the mother's cona pseudo-physcan n Port Rendng aont to tryto eftvh the cure of u K-year-oUl talan boy who has been crppled snce he was S months old, accordng to the evdence dscovered by Doctor V. P. Gauzza who was called by the boy's mother to treat the youth for a heavy cold. The boy's mother told Dr. GaWa that she waa vsted a week ago by an mpressve lookng talan who.told her the boy's condton was due to a "curse" for whch an enemy had After sendng out for two cgg9 he mumbled meanngless ncantatons, passed the eggs before the boy's (ace, and drected the mother to bol them for seven mnutes before openng them. These drectons were followed and when the eggs were opened they were found to contan braded strng, pns, and buttons. Ths operaton was repeated on two successve days. The mother told Dr. Gautza she hml not yet gven the talan "doctor" money. The latter had promsed her the cure would be effected n 52 pnld?o. he man represented hm- days. The hoy's famly lve on Secself as havng the. power to undo th( ond street. Golden Weddng Annversary of Parents Concdes Wth Weddng Annversares of Son and Daughter Mr. Herfry Brewster, Now Lvng n New York, Once Was Promnent Here as Co-Founder of W. A. A.) Local Frends nvted to Recepton at Rtz-Carlton on January 24 t wll be of great nterest and from that nsttuton the followng! pleasure to the older resdents of year. Untl l)09 he was assstant! Woodb;dte and vcnty to read the professor n chemstry at hs alma followng rather unque and very muter, leavng to take charge of the charmng Golden Weddng Annvercontrol laboratory of the Hercules' s 'y nvtaton recently sent by Mr. 'owder Company at Ntro, W. Va.! Henry Brewster to hs relatves and Seven years ago he was called to take ' many frends of long and aloae asthe post of chef chemst at the Vul-: socaton. ran Vtnnng Works, Sewaren. On each sde of the Brewster coatof-arms, beautfully embossed n Hesdes hs parents, who lve n! Messna, the deceased s survved by gold on paper of old cream, are the hs wfe, Eleanor, and two chldren dates, n numbers of gold , Jack and Eleanor. Funeral servces j and drectly beneath the crest wll be held at the parents' home. Mr.! 1927, Lahey was a member of Ph-Kappa Mr. and Mrs. Henry Demarest Ps, Colonu Golf Club, Athletc Con- Brewster, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Brewtrol Board of Colgate, and the Ro-'»ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kng Smth, retary Club. quest the pleasure of your company n an eulogy delvered by Rev. J. at a recepton n celebraton of ther!. Myers at the Rotary meetng yea- j weddng annversares on Monday terday Mr. Lahcy was referred to j the twenty-fourth day of January at s one who had exerted a defnte nfluence n hs assocaton*, and whose passng leaves a vod. half after eght o'clock ut the Rtz- Carlton. Mr. Brewster, the son of Mr. and Thft s Subject of! keln Man s Speaker Parent-Teacher Sesson At Mssonary Meetng 250 Present at Evenng Sesson Entertanment by Program of Pupls D. D. Ncalo Tells Lades of Church of Turksh Atro-, ctes n Far East Mrs. Wllam K, Frankln of Barron avenue entertaned the Lades' The tenth annversary of Natonal) Thrft Week was observed by the*: two hundred and ffty members present Mssonary Socety of the Frst Con- ;t the Parent-Teacher Assoca-, gregatonal Church, Tuesday after- l'n of Schools One und Eleven meet-1 noon. An Assyran, Mr. ). D. Ncheld 1 "! Tuesday evenng n the au- ol, recently returned from the far tl'rum of School Eleven, Mrs. (,'onr;ul Schrmpe, presdent of the as-1the speaker. Mr. Ncola spoke about K.t and now lvng n seln was ; cntun, gave the welcomng d- ; tn' N'sturln Church whch waa dress, explanng the object of such ;t assocaton and the beneft to the. founded n the second century and 'Ucnt, teacher and stulent. j whose nemlx'rs speak the language The program of entertanment : of Chrst. Vvd talcs wore told of "pen'd wth a readng, "A Fnancal t'reed," by M»8 Margaret Drum of ther sufferngs and how n spte of every nflcton put upon them by the the 7th grade ^ followed by two songs, Turks and Moslems they are stll V A )us"ky Lullaby" and "A Folk \ clngng to ther Chrstan fath. They K," by a chorus of grls from Mss j have been drven nto the Mesopo- V, Ernst's 7th grade. An nstructve playlet, "What Thrft s," was lons n number. A move to help tuna Valley and are about two ml- very well enacted by Mss Elzubeth these Chrstana s beng sponsored Trautwen, Stanley Frederck, and by the Archbshop of Canterbury. Robert Dsbrow from Mss Kathryn The socety y voted to donate ten doll Lyons' 6th grade. A boys' chorus lars toward d a help hl fund fd for f these thee from Mss Ernst's room gave "The people. Durng the socal hour, refreshments were served by the ltarefoot TraU" and "On the Levee". A humorous rectaton, "A Kentucky* hostess. There were ffteen members Phlosophy", n darky dalect was present. jfven by Mss Margaret Slbermann from the 7th grade. A sketch, "The Savngs Bank," capable of teachng Celebrate* Brthday one a lesson n startng a bank account was gven by George Molnar, Hobert Lesen and Edwn Beckman, from Mss A. Lst's 6th grade. Mrs. Elose Pateman of Hgh 3treet entertaned a number of her frends at rdge Wednesday evenng to celerate John Blar, sopranost, sang "Untl" her brthday. The prze wn- by Sanderson, accompaned by Mrs. Conrad Schrmpe at the pano. Her ncore was " Passed by Your Wndow" by May H. Brahe. lers were; Mss Ethel Payran, kmono; Mss Helen Compton, necklacl; Mr. Ere Straght, cgar lght- ; Merrll Mosher, ash tray. The school prncpal, M r - Lester The guests present were: Mr. and Dx, gave an nterestng talk on Mrs. Merrll Mosher, the M»se9 Ethel "Thrft fh the School"." Mr. Dx ayran, Margaret Gardner, Helen spoke about the school savngs nsttuton whch was started n Wood-!ompton, and the Messrs. Ere Straght and Harold Pateman. brdge on January 7, 1923, and now has 2,980 account*, whch s twothjrds of the school populaton n the townshp, wth a total of 38,9l)0 n the bank. Ths habt.of weekly savng s teachng the chldren the valuable lesson of wse buyng n ths age of salesmanshp. n concluson Mr. Dx sad that many a parent mght take a lesson from ther chldren n ths»rt of savng at regular ntervals. Mrs. Schrmpe, presdent of the assocaton, gave a most nterestng paper on thrft n the home. Tme, money and mental stress mght all be saved f the daly tasks n the home were planned and systematzed by the week, wth the household expendtures carefully budgeted. Play»o well as work should be planned a- Mrs. Schrmpe read a humoroua story llustratng the lack of thrft n the home. Parents were advsed to start ther chldren n the Buldng and Loan at the age of fve f possble to nsure ther educaton. A short busness meetng was held wth the presdent presdng. Mrs. Wllam Bppenatener was elected to the oflce of secretary. t was voted to donate ffty dou*r» toward tba buyng of» n«w The. " wene won by Mss Mtte Randolph's class from School Eleven and to Mr. '. Boylan's class from School One. An nformal get-acquanted recepton concluded the evenng. Refreshments werq served by Mrs. Harry Sherman, Mrs, C. W. Barnekov, Mrs. J. H. Concunnon, Mrs. G. Dsbrow, Mrs Carl Peterson, Mrs. A. Hrunka, Mrs. J. Huruter, Mrs. A- Grfcley, Mrs. C. M. Lddle, Mrsf Carl fwllams, Mrs. J. Hnkle, Mrs. \* kel, Mrs. J, Grow, Mrs. Van G. Munger Mrs. J. Nash, Mrs. James Raucnman, Mrs. Ray Howell, Mrs. Wllam Prall, Mrs. Fred Lnn, Mrs. Danel Ogden. - Mrs. Ezra Brewster, was born n the old Brewster homestead, whch for many years was the attractve and hosptable home on the fne and prosperous farm at Sewaren, the fertle j meadows of whch skrted the then sparklng waters of, Arthur Kll. There were two other chldren, Elzabeth Brewster, who, snce the closng of her home, has resded wth Mr. and Mrs. rvng Demarest at Sewaren, and Wllam Brokow Brewster, who was survved by hs wdow, Mrs. Margaret Walker, and. hs daughter, Mrs. F. Seymour Barr, of PlanfeW. Mr. Brewster began hs busness career by enterng the noted old relable clothng frm of saac and Wllam Brokaw, hs uncles, known as Brokaw Brothers, of New York Cty, SCHOOLBUDGETTO BE NCREASED OVER LAST YEAR'S FGURE $40,000 Added n Tentatve Draft Dscussed at Specal Meetng of Board of Educaton Monday Evenng. BG ENROLLMENT CAUSE At a specal meetng of the Roar< of Educaton, Monday nght, the tentatve budget for 1027 was ntroduced and dscussed. t s understood that the tentatve budget provdes an ncome of about $40,000 over the 442,R13,28 of last year, the dfference beng enough to atwt the tax rate about 28 ponts and partly to offset the decrease of 43 ponts made n the general town- Not Qute Suted to a Pars Trp But Darn Sght Better'n Walkng on A load of junlc shp budget. However, ths budjet, counft, but Wood may be ether reduced or ncreased brd»* Po "^ A «'«n Legon, before fnal adopton as several of countng onvload of junk and old the Hems have not been settled. papers whch t collects each Satur- Last year tho school board was faced by an extensve buldng program and although there wll not be so much buhrk <l«ne ths year the the Legon conventon, Board has $ contend wth an ncrease of tet per cent, n school enrollment. Over 5,01)0 pupls are n local schools at present. Famly Away, Vglant Neghbor Saves House Defectve Wrng Thought to Be Caus^ of Early Mornng F*e n Hopelawn The three rear rooms of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Danel Meluk on Florda Grove road were badly gutted by a blaze whch broke out at 6 o'clock Wednesday evenng, defectve electrc lght wre thought to have been the cause the fre. No one of the famly waa at home at the tme but fortunately the fre was notced by a neghbor who sent n the alarm to the jantor and so capable and ndefatguable were hs servces, n the course of of the Hopelawn Fre House. Wtfc tme he became manager of the n a few mnutes after the alarm waa busness. sounded the fremen were on the job Before leavng Sewaren n 1877 Mr. Brewster marred Mary Sanford, a daughter of one of the fne and although they had to break nto the house the fre was quckly extngushed. Chef Kotchck estmated old famles of Planfeld, and Mr. the loss at about $1,500. The fre and Mrs. Hrewster began ther do-1 chef complmented the men on ther mestc career n the resdental sec- quckness n puttng out the fre. The ton of the bg metropols. Durng! Fords and Keasbey companes also the years there came nto the home responded to the call. Mr. and Mrs. Henry, who ded durng hs early Meluk who had been out of town returned about G.45 to fnd ther home boyhood. LeRoy, who s celebratng hs twenty-ffth annversary wth hs runed. Ther chldren, Else and Joseph, were vstng wth neghbors father and mother, and Grace, Mrs, Kng Smth, whose ffteenth an- at the tme. nversary occurs at ths tme. Mr. Brewster has proved one of the Contnued on page four New Bus Lne Should Start Wthn a Month Casey Dance Tonght To Be Delghtful Affar Plans have been completed for the K. of C. annual dance to be held tonght n St. James School audtorum. Fred O'Bren's Orchestra has t was stated, after a meetng of been secured to play and many novthe Mddlesex Bus Owners' Asaoca-1 elty dance features have been arton yesterdny, that the combne expects to surt operatng ts new Perth j awarded to the dancers n the df- ranged. A number of przes wll be ferent contests. Everyone attendenjoyable e evenng Amboy-Rahway bus lne n about a ng s g ^ ^ an enjoyab, month. Thu delay s to allow the^of en t e rtamment. Lawrence Camowners to select and purchase chasss pjp O n s the charman asssted by P. H. Fenton, Lester J. J Neary, N John Jh for new busses. Bodes have already been ordered. The fares on the new lne wll be ten cents!from Amboy to Woodbrdge and ten cents from Woodbrdge to Rahway. From Woodbrdge to Avenel the fare wll be fve cents. The same fare wll be charged,from Avenel to Rahway; from Amboy to the Woodbrdge lne or from a pont n any of the towns to any other pont n the same town. Octogenaran Honor Guest At Luncheon, Wednesday Ms. A. F. Randolph of 'Rahway avenue entertaned at a delghtful luncheon Wednesday to celebrate the 80th brthday of her aunt, Mss Sade Harrott, at 12 o'clock. Seventeen we»e seated at a large table prettly decorated n a red and whte color scheme and enjoyed a moat appetzng menu. Mrs. W. A. Lockwood added to the pleasure of the guests by gvng several pano selectons durng the servng of the varous courses. The favors were red baskets, flled wth nuts. The guests greetng Mss Harrott wth many good wshes and congratulatons were Mrs. Elzabeth Tappen, Mrs. Fanne Demarest, Mrs. Rebecca Morrs, Mrs. Martha Randolph, Mrs. Buchannan, Mss Suse Freeman, Mrs. J. H. Coddngton, Mrs. A. S. Burd, Ms. W. H. Prall, JArs. W. A. Lockwood, Mrs. J. H. Th»)yer Martn, Mrs. J. E. Breckenrdge, Mrs. H. A. Tappen, Mrs. Cunnngham, Mss L. M. Woardell. Truck Drver, Beleved Asleep at Wheel, Klledjn Crash at seln Supposed to have gone to sleep whle at the wheel of bs truck, Gus Alburtn, 1211) South Marshall street, Phladolphu, was fatally njured early ths mornng when the heavy machne left the road and crashed nto a left tree along Lncoln Colona. whch he was token by H, N. Dougherty, of W&et Grove, pa,, who was pausng n hs ca?. Wth Albertn at the tme was Anthony Domnck, also of Phladelpha. Domnc*- does not kn'»w what happened for he was asleep at the tme. He was knocked unconscous b»t Mullen, Mchael Palko, Edward Gerty, Vctor Duggan, John Ruskey, George Shodlock, Joseph O'Bren, J. Hartlan Gray, John Gregus, Bernard Dungan and George O'Bren. to secure reservatons and ttekmshp htokngs. n fact Us twelve representatve* are among the ftr't hundred n the country to get datals of the trp straghtened out wth Naton. day to provde part of tbe expense al headquarter! n ndanapols. Benmoney for twelve of ts members who eft events for the "On to Pars" fund are gong "across 1 * n September for nclude * boxng show at St. Jam** audtorum next Frday nght and the The local post clams the dstnc- muscal comedy, "Buddes," on Febton of beng the frst n New Jersey ruary 18. 'Advertsng Pays' Proven By Another Local Store That out-of-town competton for Woodbrlge trade has to look to ts laurels when a local merchant aasumes the aggressve, go-gettem atttude whch was demonstrated by Arky's Ruxall Drug Store over the week-end by puttng over a sale that drew scores of new customers to the store. n an advertsement last Frday the store announced prces that were most attractve to buyers. One hundred and ffty-three sales resulted. Arky s "sold" on the combnaton of "advertsng plus bargan prces" as a means to.get and keep trade. Two Partes Next Week as Hosptal Auxlary Benefts The Woodbrdge and Sewaren Chapter of the Rahway Hosptal Auxlary held a meetng, Monday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. F.. Perry on Grove avenue. Durng the busness sesson t was planned to hold two card partes for the beneft of the auxlary. One wll be held next Wednesday afternoon at the home of the presdent, Mrs. B. W. Hoagland on Barron avenue and the other, on Frday afternoon of next week at the home of Mrs. F. G. Tsdall on Rahway avenue. The slver salad set, the prze n a recent contest, was awarded to Mrs. Anna Rush of Sewaren. There were ffteen members present. Fords Talks of Havng Letter Carrer Servce At a meetng of the Fords Taxpayers' Assocaton, held Tuesday nght at the parsh house, the assocaton dscussed the feasblty of pettonng to have mal-carrer servce naugurated. Ralph Lddle, postmaster, offered hs servces n tryng to launch the move but told members that before gettng a carrer servce t wll be necessary to have street sgns erected and numbers placed on every house. Hans Chrstopherson was charman of the meetng, whch was one of the best attended snce the assocaton was started. Tuesday Brdge Club s Guest of Mrs. C. Ottrum Bulders' Socety Plan* Hot Roast Beef Supper Mrs. Cedrc Ostrom entertaned the Tuesday Afternoon Brdge Club ths week at her home on Dunham place. There were three tables of members and guests, Mrs. J. E. Grow wth hgh score receved sx lnen tea napkns; Mra, W. E. Bartow won \ te second prze, a box of statonery. The consolaton prze, a fancy handkerchef was awarded to Mrs. Nevn Guth. Refreshments were served durng the afternoon. Those present were Mrs. L. E. Campbell, Mrs. Leo Smth, Mrs. F. Varden, Mrs. J. E. Grow, Mrs. Carl Wllams, Mrs. Edwn Melck, Mrs. Paul Poulson, Mrs. Claude Decker, Mrs. Ernest Moffett, Mrs. Nevn Guth, of town; Mrs. Wllam E, Bartow and Maa Dorothy Van Wnkle, of Planfeld. Lttle Grl Struck by Car Seven year old Anna Kundrnek, of Lee avenue, Port Readng, was struck by the car of Maye* W. Marder, 195 Hall avenue, Perth Amboy, as she was gong h»me from school Wednesday afternoon. Patrolman Dan Gbson took the chld to the oflce of Dr. J. J. Collns where she was treated for deep cuts over the eye and on the knee. Attractve Prze* for Party At Georgan Court Beneft Everythng s n readness for the card party to be gven tomorrow afternoon n St. James School aud torum by the Mddlesex Chapter of Georgan Court College at Lakewood, The usual games wll be n play and the tables wll pvot. Attractve has T>o tjertotm njures. At preu-»r»e» wll N awarded, Tckets The Bulders' Socety of the Methodst Epscopal Church met at the home of Mrs. G. Mms on Amboy av, enue, Tuesday afternoon. The meetng was opened wth scrpture readlng by Mrs. M. H. Senor followed by a prayer by Mr. Senor. A busness sesson was held wth the presdent, MrB. Theodore Marsh, presdng. Plans were made for a food sale to be held n the church parlors next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. t was decded to hold a hot roast beef supper n the lecture room of the church, Frday evenng, February U. The followng commttees were apponted: Program, Mss Ethel Valentne, M. H. Senor; Solctng, Mrs. Carl Augustne, Ms. Van G. Munger, Mrs. Theodore Marsh; Decoratons, Mrs. Albert R. Bergen, Mss Ethel Valentne; Tables, Mrs. R. C. Arthur; Supper, Mrs. Wllam Govers Refreshments were served durng the socal hour. There were ffteen mpmbers present. "Budde" Rehearsals Started by the Legon Fnd Grls for French Parts And Gan Coatent of Muu Huber to Coach The dramatc club of Wflfldbrdge Post No. 87, Atnercan Legon, s now rehearsng the comedy "Buddes," to be presented on Frday evenng, February 18th, n the Hgh School audtorum. Mss Gracn Huber wll coach. "Buddes" s a comedy of quant Brttany n three acts by the wellknown playwrght, George V. Hobart, wth lyrcs and musc by B. C. Hllam. t takes place followng the armstce. The play s very cleverly wrtten and suppled wth plenty of good clea,n comedy and musc. Ths play enjoyed a very successful run on Broadway and on the road. The cast of male characters s made up entrely of Legon members who ntend to make the plgrmage to France n September of ths year, and the proceeds from the presentaton of the play are to go nto the fund beng rased to defray part of ther expenses. The cast of characters as selected' s: Bff, Selmar Chrstensen; Buddy, Edward McLeod; Abe, Wllam Mesck; Johnny, Edward Drost; Rube, Charles Kuhlman;. Babe, Vctor N Love; Sonny, Leon E. McElroy; Orderly, Wllam H. Treen; Madame Benot, Verna R. MeElroy; Mare, Ruth Snyder; Bebette, Gertrude Schlesnger; Jule, Else Schrmpf; Alphonsc Pettbos, Barron Mc- Nulty; Louse Matland, Vrgna Hullaml. Rotary Celebrated ts Brthday Last Nght Seventeen members of the Rotary Club were present at a dnner n Dunellen last nght to mark the thrd brthday annversares of the Woodbrdge and Dunellen clubs. The two clubs receved ther charters together at an affar n Hotel Pnes, on January 13, At yesterday's meetng here the club delegated Frank R. Valentne and Secretary Thomas B. Murray to telegraph a request to Congressman Appleby to use hs nfluence, at today's hearng, to have explo&ves removed from Rartan Arsenal. Other organzatons have sent smjlar requests to the congressman. SEWAREN FLES TS FORMAL NOTCE Of DVORCE'NTENTKW Publshes Ugal Notce TTs*! Applcaton Wll B«Ma*T To Have Legslature Ptfk) Act Callng Referendum "GAG" RULE STLL Oft Although the Sewftren Commttee «ttll s adherng to ts 1 cy <>f gvng nothng, ethet lly or us a body, for publ K fnrt that t stll s ntent on ryng through the proposed of K-woven from the townsmp"lf$?' evd-norl n publshed notceslhsl 5 ';.ppewcd thk week over the *jgmt» " tun- of L.. Dx, presdent tftfct Commttee. The notce sgnng* tfe Commttee's ntenton of applj the Legslature for the passage <>{ act that would allow Sewaren w 1 a referendum vote on the qumfolv, Followng s the publshed notml "Notce a hereby gven that ht «b» sen her ntends to apply to tt* legk* Uturo of ths state, now n stubs, for th«passage, of.» bll, the. general object of whch shall be to create, establsh and ncorporate a borough to be known as the borough of 8«- waren, Mddlesex county, New Jersey, and comprsng what s now a secton of the Townshp of Woodbrdge, Mddlesex county, Jersey. Sgned L. H. Dn dent Ctzens' Commttee." Accordng to law fve days molt elapse after publcaton of the notce before applcaton can he made. t s understood that pettons farorf the borough move contan tn ntartf of a majorty of the voters' of Sewaren, although offcals of the Commttee do not confrm ths fact. Evenng of Hawthorne at Salmagund Meetng Dr. and Mrs. Spencer Hoatej Papers on Varous Works Of Famous Author An evenng wth Nathanel Hawthorne featured the progn tuel «m of a the Salmagund Lterary and Mjnlcal Socety whch met wth De «nd lbs.. T. Spencer Tuesday evjrng. Mr. C. W. Bnrnekov Jr, contrbuted the frst number of thft program wth two 'cello solos; Tarantella, by Hans Stt; Cradle Song, accompaned by Mrs, Hlda Demareat. Mrs. J. E. Breckenrdge gave a most nterestng paper on "The House of Seven Gables." Two pano solos, Tango, Alb«ne«, and Roses De Bohome, Komalsk, were played by Mr*. W. B. Kng n her usual chajnng Style. Rll from the Old Town Rjmp, ftr«m the Essays of Hawthorne; was read by Rev. W. V. D. Strong. Mr. Barnekov agan favared wth two 'cello selectons, Cantable, LocatelH, and A Brown Brd Sngng, Wood. Mrs. Carl Wllams told n a delghtful manner a story from "The Tnglewood Tales". At the close of the program the hostess served rufroshmenl). Twenty-fve members were present and the followng guests: Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Anness, Mr. and Mrs, J. J, Lvngood, Mss Elzabeth Spencer, Wllam Krug of town and Mrs, Haght of Kdgewood, The next meetng wll be wth Mm. Hlda Demarest of Grove avenue, January 24th. Mrs. Connor* Entertan* Brdge Club of SeWaren Th3 Sewaren Brdge Club waa entertaned by Mrs. W. W. Connera Wednesday afternoon. Ther wore seven tables of guests and Przes were offered to the followng: Mrs. Thomas Vncent, cup's, and saucers; Mrs. George Urban, glass console set; Mrs. Russell Burke, boutonner C. D. A. Card Party flower; Mrs. F. H. Turow, fancy dshes; Mrs. F. T. Howell, box of handkerchefs; Mrs. M. Eborn, Court M ercedes > c - D- A., wll compact; Mrs. George Mller,,'lhoe hold ther 1 frst card party of the new year> Thursday evenng, January 20, trees, The guests were: Mrs. ' 1, HJ at the Columban' Club. The usual \ Turner, Mrs. M. Eborn, Mrs. A. TV. games wll be n play, many lovely ' ' Scheldt, S Mrs. W. W J. J Foster, Ft Mrs. M t przes awarded and refreshments M. Chrste, Mrs. Phlp t,po»}f, served, Tckets may be procured Mrs. Morrson Chrste, Mrs, George, % Urban. Danty refreshment* ww "' from any of the commttee or at the door. Mrs. John Enhorn s the charman, asssted by Mfs. Fred Wtherdge, Mrs. James j Donahue, MrB, Henry Neder, Mrs. E. J. Fkngan, Mss Mare Dungan and Mss Kathryn Romond. D. A. R. Meetng Monday The Janet Gage Chapter of D. A. R. wll meet at the home of Mrs. Harold P. Hayden on Hgh street Monday afternoon. We PrWh Chrt Crucfed, Rsen and * Glorfed SUNDAY SERVCES A. M. The Problem of the Youn Generaton. 7:45" P. M. The Belever's Banknote. PRESBYTERAN CHURCH H«v. L. Y- Dllener, Mnver You are cordally nvted to attend all theae servces. mands sprtual food. Your soul de«\ served byfthe hostess. ;, The net meetng wll be wth Vr«V j Thomas Vncent, Wednesday, Jtutt* ary 26, at her home on Clff Road, Fathers* Nght Planned By Mln Boy Sco«ta The seln Troop, Boy Scout hold "Fathers' tytghtjf at the on Monday, Jrfujery 64. At ' meetng of the tfoopj there wa feet attendance. Th* troop vded nto three patrols of ax. each. Next meetng wll be Ttte nght. Deraled Trolley nj Two at RoganV At seven o'clock yesterday morpv ng a trolley car whle passng^ 0V«the Lehgh Valley Ralroad brdge 4 Rogan's Corner, jumped thy tr«f (f' and ran nto a telegraph pofc -f"j fc png t n two. The motj f»»» ' caped njury but two : JUltus Shngola and Ann* both of Perth Amboy re««er*tch«a on,$g'u fwes and Traffc WM" delayed for t

2 PAGE TWO ARTCLE No 22 How to Play BRDGE "Wynne Ferguson AUCTON rxnf m-\lrr turn frequently callfd t- refer-y-our rnrtwr Wds cmf heart,»rcon<) n hrv artx-l-s tt> the modern h*rtd rvvsors, what * yvm propc bd trntfr n (hrv an* >^ nthrr *.,. than - no-»th tnr lollownf rum]/ trnctrr* Trm' - v. to... hd a»:mt, *L:H, rathrr *n. than notrump, ( tlw h.unl tmtrn.»n lrton -5,4,1 or vnnl run. Tlw mjttrr of dstrbuton Cluht - J.4 hn tom aa mportant pont n Danvmrlt 10. fl. 1 m'x'rn bddng n the cards themselves, and no food playw Nd no- You sho'lt) hd one sp*1e So maff S(v.)e» -Al K, 10. 7, J trump on hgh card* only, ln addton players bd foul rard auu rtowadajt to the hfr card*, he must al90 hvt «that you thould not low» chance ts favorable dstrbuton. f he hasn't, he show the other major wt, evert wth prefers the jut bd to no-trump. One three lttle cards of your partner's sut. type of hand that tlwayt wort out Such a holdng s no real uppon for a better at sut bd than no-trurnp (our card sut Wth three to an honor the one that contans three four card or four or more of your partner's ml nuts and a sngleton. Tre followng U you should pu.w The modern theory of * good example: bdd"-?» tn jve accurate nfoftnaton Hearts A, 1, S. 4 whet...cr ^KsMe tnd these hands art Clubs A, K, 10, 7 good llustratons. Ttamortds Sjkdo A,», 5, 4 Answer to Problem No. 24?* rlp r-»r'. h Wth th» hnd -,.>., and f your pann buls one murump, bm two teajt. t s a perfect example o< the tvpe of hand that play* better at t tut bd than KXrump. There s another t>tse o< hanrf where the sut bd s preferable to the notrump. n lte followng band: Heart* - A, 7 Club* A, K,» Damonds 10, 8 Spades Q, 10, 7, «, S. 4 the proper bd b one epade, not one notrump. Here s another example: Hearta K, 10,9,8,6,4 quba A.K,S Damonds none Spade. - A, j, 10,7 The proper bd» one heart, not one no-trump. Avod the lattef bd l the Hearts-Q, 8, 7,4 Clubs - K, 5 Damonds - K. 9, 7, 6. 4 Spade* - Q. 3 A t B Heart* A Clubs - J. 10.». «.4.l Damonds A, 1". * Spada - K. 10, 4 No.cor*, fn* game. Z fall: nd'bw one club, a sound bd rvrn l Z doesnt hold top club*. He has enough outn* «reng «b «o «j«,rttajbj A and Y Y ^, the^. B the fdurb th^n & back th. '!- v-nk tv'w,,r,,1,,,-tn «rc ln l*«'lf > ^o vftklng. s fur r *!; Hnm, hut t^ F..A Oddly "Planttd" K-l ->!",.f«th#m flvf n"' 1 """ Mnlus,., wol«m, ^ h-rn fn,,n.l n U.-.v.t-w "-> hy Ph«. r '.-f '"»".otrcor KM.! f.h «P ",'" r "" *"' M W *»;. :.. rr»n«. am ohor «r,. lnk Mr,!- ^e thought 10.srry fsh Smokeless Soft Coal s Good Fuel We Have t Grt. (J* A Call Perth Amboy RYMSHA & CO., nc. 989 State St. MAURER, N. J WOODBR1DGE NEW YORK LOUS MORRSON CANDY KTCHEN Shoes, Clothng and General Manufacturers and Dealers n Merchandse Strctly Pure Open Every Day Except Saturday CANDES AND CE CREAM FORDS, N. J. rt» Man St., Woodbrdfre. Tel. 43 HUMPHREYS A. RYAN HARDWARE Man St., WoodbrdgfJ, N. J Plumbng Fxture* Stove and Furnace* GUSTAV BLAUM Grocere* and ProYona 7 MAN ST. WooJbrUl. FORDS Second Hand Artcle* Furnture and Car* bought and sold Telephone Wooabrdge 179 CALFORNA.~± *l00 up All expenrcr Va 8te*m«r Through Panama Canal. BOSTON $4.00 PROVDENCE $3.00 BERMUDA Only 2 Day* from N. Y., H day tnpe JJ105 and up, ncludng steamer, hotel and tours. FLORDA, Va Steamer Mam, $37.53 up, all expenses; Jack- Bonvlle, J24.30 up. HAVANA Jen Day Cn*e«, every Saturday, four days n one of the world's great captals, ncludng hotels, nght-seeng and other expenses Frst Claw SOUTH AMERCA Cru»e Leavng Feb. 6th, all expenses, ncludng hotels, and sffht-seeng. We*t NDES Crute Fr»t Claw, $160 up. To GALVESTON, MAM, NEW ORLEANS, JAMACA, MEXCO, CHARLESTON, NASSAU. PORTO RCO. Call, Wrte or TeUphon. 769 JACOB GOLDBERGER TOURST AGENCY 432 State St. cor. Wa»hngton PERTH AMBOY, N. J. p m # V w the growth of the Fdelty Unon Trust Company meets the needs of jjarge State tul,76t.61to6 ),«!?,050 Ml! "h*--- Hearts A, K, 10, 7, 6 hand s to fnd th«mnjmon queen ol duba»nd the «u<«n, jack o» damond* Cluba 10,7,6 alone n the hand* of ether opponent. *-" 9. * *. 5» A f that s true, Z should lead the kng vt dubs at trck three. U ths lead drop* vr bd two heorts or pass? You the sngleton queen of dubs, Y-Z wll d two hearts by all means. The only OK one dub trkk. Then f ether ange ^pa<le a danger pont, even A or B has the queen, jack of damonds though/t U the ace. Never pass your alone, Y - Z wll not lose a damond trck. partner's bd when you have a sngleton t hs sut, unless you have a worth- Y-Z score game. t s an nteratnt n ths way and n ths way only, can less hand and no justfable bd of your hand because the cards were just own. supposed and Z made game by playng The cther hand s of a dfferent type as ndcated. but llustrates the same prncple. Sup- Clean Burnng Coal Clean burnng Coal, such as Readng gves you more heat per shovelful than other coals, less free and clean burnng. Order a ton today and lest t for Yourself THE0. A. LEBER, nc. PORT READNG, N. J. Telephone Woodbrdge 728 Walter J. Bratlnf, Manager WANTED Grl Operators MACHNE OPERATORS WANTED for our new plant Preference gven tp thote wth tome experence on men's clothng. Alw Hand Sewer. Santary Workng Condhon.. Daylght Shop. Lberal Wage. Pad Whle, Steady Work throughout the year. THE LNDEN CLOTHNG CO. S5-37 East Elzabeth Ave., near Wood Ave. lnden, N. J. x - The eroutk of the Fdelty Unon Trust Company ha, been steadly n pact XZth of New Jersey. Fgure, <m the populat,onol,he New Jersey K'vv-"* "' _... ; A, rl~.., n J?cj^ tnrreaxe over a show a 175% ncrease. J busnesses and resdents of New Jersey, the Fdelty Unon Trust Company affords bankng and trust servce n accord wth ther local needs. Durng ths past year plans have been perfected establshng eght afflated Fdelty Unon Banks n the Newark terrtory. These banks afford relef'from traffc congeston and brng (he facltes of the Fdelty Unon close to your home and factory. A Large Bank Promotes ndustral Growth Wth lmted deposts, smaller banks are sometmes forced to curtal ther credt lnes. Concerns whch should bdfnanced by men who understand ther needs and wll stand by Hdel them, are forced nto outsde ctes for addtonal credt lnes. Durng such depressons, small concerns may be reduced entrely. t s the record of the Fdelty jnon that t has steadly promoted the growth of New Jersey. n 1920 and 1921 when banks were reducng ther credt lnes, t was able to protect ts customers and meet ther requrements. For New Jersey Resdents A -trust nsttuton located n the testator's State of domcle enjoys consderable advantage as executor over an nsttuton located n another State. The trust department of the Fdelty [Unon was one of the frst trust depjart- ments organzed n Amerca and has been n,contnual operaton for over forty yfprs. Many of ts offcers and» employees have spent ther entre bus-,: ness career n ths department, and E. are preemnently trust men. Wrte to Us We nvte you to place your company and your personal accounts wth the Fdelty Unon, and to n- : vestgatc ts trust department n con* necton wth your estate. Company "Newark, New Jers qy athmadtmdbanh Wllam Scheerer, Charman of the Board.U.T.CMW7 Uzal H. McCarte, r, Presdent ^

3 A Sttch n Tme The Colonal Mad at FAMOUS SAYNGS Trnu the Dress V She Would Look To-Day Thn nput wny lmmp's th" huroest way nhnut t.- Qnnrlpq, Fortune s mt nn thf Rde of the fant hearted.- Hophmlrs..«rn to we n nnotlor's calamty the lls whch fa should avod. Syrua. Only the sprt of rebellon <TBV«for happness n ths lfe. Wht rght hare we human beng* to happness? ' bsen. A fathful and food servant s a real godsend, but truly 'ts rare brd D the land. Luther. The hnpptneas of men conssts n lfe. And lfe s n labor. Tolsto. F.ftC. Clothers FRST t s not permtted to th«most equtable of men to be Judje n hs own cause. Pascal. Many a tme from a bud begnnng Kr'nt frendshps have sprung up. Terence. Nothng s so dffcult but that t may be found out by seekng. Terence. CKOCKCT «flk sttched n straght row* long the edge of the blouse and around the belt and the lower edfe of ths drtst gves t that delghtful touch of ndvdualty so essental to the wgman of Ute. The conservatve woman would (elect slk to match the color of her dress, whf[ft the not-so-coruervatvc woman would choom a gay color. The surplce closng dsguses the fgut and s very flattehag to the stout woman. An Amazng Success Feenamnt k* Chavutg LAXATVE Chew t Lke Chewng Gum A pleasure to use. Very effcent. Chldren love t. No Uate but that of sweet mnt. The mott populas laxatve because t's a " f " lscandjsc. Sold by ease the pan Nothng brngs uch comfortng relef a the orgnal BaumeBengue, lt«urt»to drve out pan as toon as you apply c. GET TUB ORGNAL FRENCH BAUMEBENGUf DANTNESS and grace are eptomzed n ths charmng (rock for the debutante* Flowered tafleta or chflon velvet wth A scalloped bertha makes an deal dance fnxk remnscent of Old Colonal *Pays, But ol course the skrt s shorter than the one her great-grandmother wore, for there s a vast dfference between the mnuet and the fox-uot. The dress may be worn wthout the bertha and wth short sleeves. The young grl who wears ths dress to flfr frst dance wll be assured of plenty of partners. VALET AutoStrop Razor sharpens tself For Cats and Wounds Prevent nfecton! Treat every cut, wound or scratch wth ths powerful non-posonous antseptc. Zonte actually klls germs. Helps to keal, too. THE Paulus Dary Jehn Paulus, Prop. Establshed Man Offce: New St., New Brunswck, N. J Phone 2400 DON'T BE MSLED BE SURE T S PAULUS' MLK USE AULUS' OSTVELY ERFECTLY ASTEURZED Paulut' Pasteurzed Select Mlk Walker-Gordon Certfed Mlk MLK. Wendmete Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Mlk Suydam'sand 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. j THE PERTH AMBOY 1 j GAS LGHT COMPANY j Ị 206 SMTH STREET Heatng and Cookng Applance! Raud Automatc rod Storage Water Heater* Ce»>Dtn-Rt Radant Logs ores* Effcent N«v Proceu Gaa Range* 148 Fath Amboj DEFNTONS Marrage The lemon julco. Realzaton The bll for the dnner. Vanty Egosm wearng a boutonnlere. Love The sugar n the cocktal of romance. Hope The trumph of lluson over experence. A pessmst One who always carres an umbrella. The other woman The Joker n loves' deck of cards. A cync A sentmentalst who pours vnegar n hs coffee. A Benae of hnmor The laughng gas n the dentst offce of despar. Antcpaton Orderng the dnner of desre n the restaurant of doubt PENCL PONTS The Judge often gets a man's msdeeds down to a fne pont When a man s n love t s nwfullj hard to nterest Mm n your troubles. Wealth may be a grent care, but a grl naturally expects great eare when he marres. Many a woman's dea of thn truth s the dsagreeable thngs she hears about her neghbors. A woman's prde may be due to Somethng she hasn't got, but whch she wants you to thnk she ban, t s sad that two can play at any game, but, as a mutter of fact, one of them s merely thnkng that he can. EXPLANATORY Soon at Sxes and Sevens All men ure boru eual, but they soon get over t. The Supreme Motett Rch people mss the great Joy o payng the lust nstallment, Fashon Note The modern woman who thnks bout nothng but dress has very lttle on her mnd. Why Not Asked why he ddn't drown hs sorrow, a man ponted out that be was too good a swmmer. Adam Stands Alone Only one man n love ever told the truth. That was Adam when he sad: "Eve, you're the only woman n the world for me." Menton ths papjer to advertser* t helps you, t helps them, t belps your paper. The Oldest Rado Shop n Woodbrdge RADO SETS TOYS Rado Supples House Furnshngs Ktohenware Pants and Ols Stoves Saltzmans Hardware and Rado Shop Phone Man St W A.JENSEN Mason and Buldng Contractor 643 Lnden Are., Woodbrdge Tel. 178 R. A. HRNER Funeral Drector tm Expert Embalmar s n The only fully equpped tad up-t date Undertakng Establshment l tow*. Far. TrMtment to All. Offlw Pbon» 264. And Combnaton Two-For-One \ DOLLAR DAY SALE A Great Merchandsng Event for Men Buys a Sut or Top Coat All our Suts offered at ths Sale are Well Talored and of Good Materal!.00 Values up to $35 $ At Ths Sale Pay another Dollar and Get Your Choce of another Sut or Top Coat. Two Suts Or Sut and Top Coat For.50 There are no strngs to ths offer; pck your two Suts or Sut and Top Coat, pay $29.50 and they are yours. (Extra Charges for Alteratons) SALE BEGNS Saturday, January 15, 9 A. Mj F. & G.Clothers To Men of Taste 87 Smth Street $ &,10c Store m&uprr

4 PAGE FOUR Subscrpton $2.00 Per Year 'Hl.lslc.l cv<-ry Tuesday.and Frday by MDDLESEX PRESS, 23 Green Street, Woodbrdge Teh-phono, Woodbrdtre 575 (; MAHCSPRAU MAXWKLM.OCAN ; - C SYRNK Advertsng Repre Fltered»«*rn>ml-<-1ass matter March , at the Postoffce at Woml.r.lBP, N..1., under the Art of March 3, 187l. NATOHM. ADVEHT5B0 lemesmtltves NEW JESEY KEWSWHS, w.»tney C. Wom). /v».v«< Ntw Vort -CWU C-'hlldrt»lU--N'>rl ls PUBLCATON s commtted to no poltcal, socal, rdrous, or racal frroup or organzaton. ts nm s to allow n ts news columns nothng that t knows to be untruthful, based, or of n nature to offend a proper m» of delcacy. Th«- paper's opnon, nsofar as a sncere endeavor can serve to prevent t, does not appear n the news, but n confned to the apace net Hsdf for t the edtoral column. n ths column t s pledged to uphold such thngs as t consders worthy, and to condemn and fght aganst condtons n whch t sees evdence of nsncerty, njustce, or prejudce of the publc welfare. ts columns at all tmes ar«open to publcaton of communcatons on any subject, although no communcaton wll be consdered that s palpably btter or malcous or whch s not -sgned by ts author. n case* where t s requested, the name of the author of such n communcaton wll be wthheld n publshng. \ 1927 TOWNSHP BUDGET Although t s a practcal mpossblty to reduce a muncpal budget to terms readly unstandable to the average layman, The ndependent feels that the 1927 budget for the townshp so well-detaled that a few comments here may help even duch readers who are not of a statstcal turn of mnd to undeffetand just how the budget provdes for a decrease of 43 cents n the tax rate for general townshp purposes. Last year the Townshp Commttee confrmed and blled 51,080,000 n mprovements, many of whch had been completed years ago. On each of these mprovements the townshp was oblged to borrow money and between the tme the jobs were fnshed and the present has had to pay nterest on ts borrowngs. By fnshng up these assessments and sendng out the blls to persons whose propertes were benefted the Townshp Commttee expects not only to cut down the nterest charges but actually to collect from property owners about $143,000 ths year. Ths sum represents, for the most part, the reason why t wll be unnecessary to levy as large an a- mount of taxes as was leved last year, n flexble tems of the budget, such as roads, polce, poor, mantenance of Memoral Buldng, health, etc., the Commttee actually has provded for expendtures of $30,115 more than n n fact the total appropratons exceed those of last year by $85,000. But ths dfference s accountable partly to the fact that whereas only $20,000 was set asde last year as the estmated amount appled to nterest on outstandng bonds the Commttee has determned that the amount an nflexble and unavodable tem should be $100,000. OVt the whole the admnstraton s to be commended on ts butness-lke job of clearng up a lot of mprovement assessments whch a prevous admnstraton had allowed to accumulate. By dong ths t places the load on the property owners whose holdngs were benefted by the mprovements, and removes from the general tax levy the burden of carryng these nvestments. ' Free traders say that our present prosperty s merely an hallucnaton. That's exactly what they sad about the bread lnes and soup 'houses n the good old days of free ; trade. Scentfc men predct n 1927 new dscoveres of fossl man whch, wll lnk hm wth extnt fauna. Have not we had about enough scandal aa t s? FRDAY, JANUARY 14, 1927 WLL THEY KEEP PROMSES Our State legslature s now n sesson. Practcally evory Pretbytern canddate for offce promsed the people economy n publc 'Rev.,. Y. Dllenor, mnster. affars and tax reducton. 10 A. M. Sabbath. School.»ted meetng wth the Men's Clubs t may be mpossble actually to secure tax reducton n, 11 A. M. Mornng Worshp. The of p ert j, Amhoy, Rahway and Methe majorty of cases. But t s not mpossble to prevent enormous tax ncreases. f taxes are not ncreased that wll vr- 3 P. M. Junor Chrstan Endeav- Soluton to the Problem of the Jtuchen. Younger Generaton. tually mean a tax reducton, because wth more taxable prop-' or; topc: "Makng Our Tongues erty constantly gong on the assessment rolls, the per capta' Helpful." Leader, Catherne Holl- tax should be reduced. How many State legslators, how many members of Congress and how many governors wll stand by ther pledges to brng about less government expense? There wll be thousands of measures before Congress for consderaton. Hundreds of measures wll be brought before the legslatures of each of the 48 states. Probably a ma- 1 jorty of these measures mean ncreased expenses, ncreased numbers of publc employees and consequently ncreased taxes. Now s the tme when publc offcals have a chance to make good on ther promses and hold down government \ overhead. All predctons pont to a great year but a lot of fellows who celebrated the New Year wth bootleg lquor are unable* to4ook forward to anythng. Mussoln over n taly has barred the dancng of the Charleston and the Blackbottom. Probably he s fearful that they mght start up old Vesuvus agan. "London Phone Grls Learn Our Numbers," says a headlne n the New York Tmes. They'll have to show us. The Department of Agrculture s brngng to Amerca from Chna a gant strawberry, the eatng of whch, t s sad, wll make one beautful. f ths s true why don't the Chnese >at t themselves? A LGHT HEART He wth a lght heart Always makes a good frend; Hs gaypty wll lessen trouble* Whatever they tre; He wth a lght heart Renders to the world a, Servce whether he Knows t or not; He wth a lght heart Dspels many unpleasantnesses And puts to flght Many worres and fears, And he creates around hm An atmosphere of well-beng And good comradeshp B. E. J, n the New York Sun. FOOD VALUES Lettuce s 100 per cent leave* Chocolate almond bars are rcher n chocolate than D almonds. There's some ol D sardnes, but there's a lot more sardnes D ol. The only nourshment n coffee s n the sugar, cream and doughnut put nto t. There s more nourshment n one sandwch than n half a dozen dnner nvtaton*. _, p. E. M:S APOTHEGMS Opportunty seldom wears a dress sut. Bankruptcy begns at a manager's desk. Pend plans should have a quck burll. (nn tune all ears can hear For- TLNl Nl mnn ptes you half as much as yourself. There are only 31 loafng days n October. After ten years Do Wthout ddn't Uf'U to. A gumrt Kuytng makes no mnn an executve. The bookkeeper's home seldom goes uu a budget. The offce poltcan complans of offce poltcs. Some managers get ulong too well wth the help, There are thousands of fne places to stop and rest. Busness wll be good durng October for hustlera only. Let others sal the ahlp of state, you sell the shpments of even date. Many a man wth a fne magnaton begns to fnd magnary troubles. There s nothng harder than to work effectvely the next fve mnutes. Church Notes and. Early ntermedate Chrstan Endeavor; topc: "Does t Pay to Be a Chrstan?" f.45 P. M. The Senor and ntermedate Endeavored wll meet wth the Epworth Leagfc^ n the Methodst Church n a Young People's Servce P. M. Evenng Worshp; subject: "The Belever's Bank Note." Sunday mornng at 9.30 the members of the Teacher's Tranng Clnss wll meet for the examnaton n the frst part of the course. Monday evenng the Sunshne Class wll meet wth the leader, Mrs. H. A v Tappen., Tuesday, 3.30 P. M., the Junor Boys' Gymnasum Class n the Parah House. Wednesday, 1 P. M. Quarterly Mssonary Luncheon and DolJar Day P. M. Mttsonary Martn* wth Mrs. J. M. Thayer Martn leadng, 8 P. M. Mdweek Servce. Thursday, 3.30 P. M. Junor Grls' Gymnasum House. Class at the Parsh Trnty Etpcopal Rev. J. B. Myers, rector. 8 A. M. Celebraton of Holy Eucharst,» 10 A. M. Church School. 11 A. M. Celebraton of Holy Eutharst and Sermon. 4 P. M. Evensong followed by Confrmaton. nstructon Class. The Men's Club held ther monthly dnner meetng at the Craftsmen's Club Wednesday evenng. The dnner was served by a commttee of women wth Mrs. E. R. Mandcmacker as charman. Mr. Hugh Kelly gave an nterestng talk on the Manufacture of Ralroad Torpedoes and Mr. Wllam H. Tombs told of the "Decoratve Lamp Shade ndustry" whch was very n- HNT$ FOR GRADUATES Many a mnn has gotten a bad fall from the tree of knowledge. The younger the practtoner of any professon the wser hla look. Possesson of a dploma doesn't necessarly mean that one s dplomatc. t's a wse graduate who s wllng to stnrt wth a Job nnd work nto a poston. What s mportant and decsve s not what a mnn learns but what he accomplshes. Boston Transcrpt. FROM THE WSE What s Jo,v? A sunbeam between wo clouds.- Mne, Deluny. Man s a noble anmal, splendd n ashes and pompous n the grave. Sr Thomas Browne. There s bat one good throw upon the dce, whch s to throw them sway. Chatfleld. A complment l usually accompaned wth a bow, as t to beg pardo for payng t Hare. structve. Thr resgnaton of Mr. f'nrl Wllams AS secretary wns receved nnd Mr, Danel Demarcat won elected to lll the vacancy. n February there wll he n feder- Colored B»ptt Rev. R. J. Montague, mnster. 11 A. M. Preachng Servce. 1 P. M. Sunday School. f.30 P. M. Baptsts' Young People's Unon. 8 P. M. Preachng Servce. Wednesday evenng, S o'clock, Prayer Meetng. Methodal Epscopal Rev. M. H. Senor, pastor. 10 A. M. Sunday School. 11 A. M. Mornng Sermon P. M. Epworth Loague wth the presdent, Ere Straght, leadng. *DRN" Weddng Annversares Contnued from page one fne exceptons to the quotaton nf the "Master": "A man s not wld out honor except n hs own cnun try." Although hs busness Rn, (]l, mestc relaton* have been removed far and permanently from Wood brdge, he has loved and remember. cd most fathfully and generously, both wth splendd advce and fnat cally, the Church of whch he ard hs famly became charter members and where the. fne relgous jrrn' cples of hs lfe were fostered an, moulded. Upon enterng the Frst tlonal Church for the early morn ng Chrslmas servces one cannn' help but gae spellbound at the r M dant beauty of the ChrlRt n th,. Eastern wndow near tm*r chor-lnf as the rsng sun touches t nt,, glory, a memor to Erra Brewxtn from hs son. And at a obscure lu.. The Chrstan Endeavors of th«pmbyteran and the Frst Congregaton- n afternoon servce, the settng su frames n glowng colors, such, al Churches wll meet wth the Epworth League at ths meetng. Mr*. no panter can mtate, the Albert R. Bergen and Mr. Van G. stately, nnd pure mother offerng MunRer wll speak and a specal pro- her lovely chld a dsh of gold gram of musc has been planned by' fruts, representng the love and Mss Helen Augustne. vce of a mother's lfe to her chld a memor to Mrs. Bt* M Cong-r«j»ton»l 7.45 P. M. Evenng Sermon. " Rev. W. V. 1). Strong, pastor A. M. Sunday School. 11 A. M. Mornng Worshp. 7.4B P. M. Evenng Worshp. Tuesday, 2.30 P. M. The Lades' Assocaton wll meet. Wednesday, 8 P. M. Prayer Meetng. Chratan Scence Socety The Chrstan Scence Socety of Sewaren s a branch of The Mother Church, The Frst Church of Chrst, Scentst, n Boston, Mass. Servces are held n the church on West avenue every Sunday mornng at eleven o'clock. Subject of Lesson-Sermon ths week "LFE." Testmony meetngs on Wednesday evenngs at eght o'clock. The Readng Room s open on Thursday afternoons from three to fve. Here all authorzed publcatons may be read, borrowed, or purchased. ster from her son. "fhe otter wn dows, from the nne donor, are v<r soft, and heautful. Mr. Hrewster was nstrumental m foundng and mantanng the Wund brdge A. A. Club House, whch, uu tl! rec 'ntly, stood next to the pav jonage nf the church on Grove mr nue. Durng ts actve exstence ths secton t proved to the SOL, lfe of the communty th«center ofun brllant and clever functn and was always a desrable and plen ant rendezvous for the younger g eraton. Some tme ago the Brewster CUM handed ts name and nterests to ;u other company, and Mr. Brewsu relatons wth t ceased. He has sm he-en honored wth the presdency t the "Fxcelsor Bank" of New York Cty, a crownng courtesy of tnm and fath to a lfe well spent. News of All Woodbrdze Town shp n the ndependent, the most wdely read paper n Woodbrdge Let Your Neckte Slp THAT wse Amercan humorst a. n <l phlosopher, Mark Twan, once remarked that the average man ddn't make much use of hs head except to keep hs neckte from slppng off. And the great electrcal wzard, Thomas Edson, sad the same thng n dfferent words, when he sad that the reason so many people never amount to much s because they don't THNK. There s sound sense n these observatons. f the average man would use hs head more, and not depend so much on hs hands, he would make more rapd strdes along an ascendng path. By John H. Concannon t s MND not MUSCLE- BRAN not BRAWN that wns the golden przes n every walk of lfe. n the runnng of our busness we have always tred to employ the top end of our anatomy. By usng our heads for somethng more mportant than just a place to rase har, we have bult up a satsfactory busness that keeps gtowrng wth the years. When n need of help n real estate or nsurance matters, let's put our heads together and see f we cannot serve you as we are servng others n a way that s pleasant and proftable to us both. (Copyrght 1927) J. H. CONCANNON Real Estate nsurance 76 Man St., Woodbrdge, Tel. 299 Est 19DR 1*. * PHLOSOPHCAL AUsl how dffcult t s to prevent the countenance from betrayng gult. -Ovd. None greve so ostentatously as those who rejoce most n heart- Tactus. The moderaton of fortunate people comes from the calm whch good fortune, gves to ther tempers. Bo near s falsehood to truth that a wse man would do well not to trust ' hmself on the narrow edge. Ccero. He who would reach the desred goal must, whle «boy, suffer and lahpr much, and bear both heat and CGld. Horace. CHATTER Many an otherwse good man makes a poor husband. A cync s a man who laughs at the world wth tears n bs eyes. A young man doesn't begn to rse lu the world untl he settles dowu. Many an ndulgent husband allows the ndulgence to stop wth hmself. One can't estlmute the auott of moral courage a man has py hs physcal dmensons. A, slp of the tongue often follows a Up of the tre. A fool and hs car are BOOH n need ef repars. One-half (he world doesn't know the other halt fllvs. Boston pt. The pa n j dar of the drama have ppeared forever. Nevw agan t(f * he ch«ap enough to throw. we naturally economcal. P*f* *etl &* W» experence, PERTH AMBOY'S NEW WONDER STORE WLL SOON BE READY FOR BUSNESS f. & W. GRAND 5,10 &25c STORES nc. nspecton Day Frday, January 14th 2to5P.M. and 7to9P.M. No Goods Sold at the nformal Openng SMTH ST. Featurng Merchandse u $L00 For the past sx months the executve heads of our great chan store organzaton have collectvely concentrated ther efforts toward the nstallaton of tns store. No expense has been spared to construct a store, partcularly desgned to harmonze wth the qualty of merchandse we specalze n, and to create a shoppng atmosphere wth cheerful and pleasant surroundngs; all for your comfort and that we wll earn your contnuous patronage. Open For Busness Saturday, January 15th 9:15 A Jl. Come Early, We want you to have, your share of our bg below cott openng specal*. Frday,January4th,nspectonDay Come, Brng Your Frends Help Us Rejoce and Celebrate Perth Amboy's Newest and Most Modern Store. Get Youf tshare of the Many Bg Specals awl B

5 FRDAY, JANUARY 14, 1927 Boys Beat Carteret; Grls Vanqush Somervlle Lasses Fve Well-Matched Bouts on Card For Amercan Legon Beneft Show LeGray and Sally Feature Brngs Together Scrapper* Who Are Counted on to Furnsh Thrll. Galore; Sotnmer* and Dleo Match Expected to Be Equally Exctng Fve stff lmts comprsng twenty- home s,er«y Cty and who has Pn rnundft of fnhtng, wll feature mode qute a name for hmself as a the Amerrnn legon's boxng ahnw rngster. Eddle n St..lames audtorum a week from Ma " ks > of Perth Amboy, clashes wth Mckey Junes, of Newark, n the thrd "sx." tonght. n the hendlner Joe LeGray, of n the four rounders "Young" Vrth Amboy, wll stack up aganst [ Comba, a well-known athlete of the Tmmne Sally, a boy who. once lved scrappy borough of Carteret s to n Avenel but who s now makng hs test out hs -wares aganst Larry home n New York and Workng hs Clements, well-known hereabouts. wy upward as an attracton at the Modesto Ardoner, of Arboy, wll Poneer Boxng Club. Ths bout s meet Carolna Joe, of Carteret. scheduled to go sx rounds but each The show b a beneft for the,,f lle rohtexlnnu carres dynamte Amercan Legon's "On to Pars' :md thorp s a chance of the fght fund wth whch twelve ex-solders endng abruptly at any tme. expect to revst the scenes of ther n another sx rounder Mckey former explots on the occason of a capable boy foam Naw the hegon's conventon next Septemmeets Vncent Dleo, whose Vurk, ber. CLASS'FETADS Classfed tdvertuemenu only OM cent a word: mnmum charge 25e. FOUND "~~ 1)0(1, short hared terter type, black nc! tan wth whte markngs and lvuss studded collar. J. H. Lovt, 95 Man street, Woodbrdge. ll, 14 Rahway A. A. Defeated By Fords Fre Company Vstor* Succumb After Holdng Lead at Half Tme; Glochau Start WANTED. n a game that was so close that CLEAN RAGS wanted, sze of hand- spectators had no dea who would kerchef or larger, 5c t> pound. untl the h fnal fl whstle hl brought t to Mddlesex Press, 20 Green street, Woodbrdge. ~ ~ ROOM AND BOARD ROOMS for rent wth board, apply to Mra. RolUy, Wnmlhrdge Hotel, Woodbrdge, N. J. 1-T pn end, Fords Fre Company's basketball team added another sculp to ts collecton by downng Uahway A. A. 35-3S, The scrap was staged at the Fords school gymnasum, Tuesd»y nlglt. Uahway substtuted at the eleventh hour for Mlltown and made a game nf t from start to fnsh. Thu margn by whch the townshp FLAT FOR RENT FLAT, 0 rooms, all mprovements, steam heat. Reasonable. Apply j team trumphed cume through free \:,2 Emerson stret, Carteret. FOR RENT Fl-'RMSHED rooms for lght housekeepng for rent, can be seen ether Tuesday or Frday at 4S7 Rahway '. avenue, Woodbrdge. 1-12* shot? from the foul lne. n feld goals the tenm were even wth 13 apece, Fredde Glochau, the dmuntve forward, was hgh scorer of the evenng wth lve goals from the floor and two foul?. Hanson and Hamlerhun each scored three goals from the room house, all m- feld. Chatet, Henderson and Smth AVENEJ 7 provements, Kruge, nun parlor, >l mnutes to P. R. K. Staton. A. Doresch, Avenel street and Woodbrdge avenue, Avenel. Tel. Rahway 257-M., 1-7, 11,14* A GARAGE to rent at r>39 Rahway nvenue or phone Woudbrdge 207. Nce large furnshed room fur lght housekeepng at 531 Ruhway avejuc. Telephone f>o-j. FOR SALE CONCERT GRAND Pano. Wll sacrfce. Call evenngs. Charles Olphant, Trento street, scln. NEWTHCYCLES AT WHOLESALE Century $26.00, retals for 110. Century Motorbke 32.«0, retals for $00. Both bought for pres but never awarded. 546 Maple avenue, Woodbrdge. Telephone 2C0-R. FURNTURE for sale at reasonable prces. F. Manyn, corner of Correja uvenue, n«ar the Post Offce, lselln, H. J. UPRGHT PfANO and Morrs Char. Reasonable. Good Condton. Mrs. S. Kuhlmuv, Correjtt avenue, 1 laeln, do Prce. CANDY STORE & toy shop n busness secton of Kahway, N. J. Wll sell reasonably. nqure, 104 Man street, Rahway, N. J. "THAT LTTLE GAME" LOOK LKE WHEN HE'S - o A.C3MN. CUT T OUT HOV*. THE FLoon- 'll GET TUB Svtrvr U>HO'S JoSt LNE wth the SPORTSMEN By the Sports Edtor l^ Rsko to Test Dempsey t s rumored that before Jack Dempsey enters Tex Rckard's heavyweght tournament he wll be sgned to meet Rsko, the tough boy of Cleveland who beat Berlenback and gave The Whtewash Brush Judge Lands' decson n the scandal case nvolvng 40 of baseball's promnent players s counted on by the powers that be to end the gossp that threatened to wreck ther n- Hgh School Varstes Trumph n Court Battles by Decsve Scom After a medocre showng aganst. Bound Brook n ther frst game, the. boys of the hgh school basketball team staged a come-back n Carter- Wednesday afternoon and overwhelmed ther borough rvals by a wore of Woodbrdge scored 11 feld goals 4 for Cartewt, Fulleton, Nclaon, Edgar and Gems dong most of the 'countng. Captan Nelson and "Red" Fullerlon each added three goals from the floor to ther team's total whle Edgar and Gems contented themselves wth rngers. For Carteret Comba, Harrs, Medwck, and Armour each scored n feld goal. The box score: Woodbrdt* Edgar, rf Fullerton, f.. Rchards, f. kelson, c, rf. Deter, c Mullen, rg Heselberg, rg Gems, g., c. Brown, g a par»f double- (. F. T ! Carterct G. F. T. Mullan, rf Comba, f Harrs, c, rf Medwck, c, g 1 13 Armour, rg 18 5 Blankoff, g Fords Soux Club Not Struck by lghtnng Turns Back Rval Courtstera by Score n Battle Tuesday Nght The Lghtnng's basketball of Perth Amboy was beaten by tn- Fords Soux Club basketball fve by a score of 46 to 22, Tuesday nght. Nelson starred {or the vctors and ' Rankn, Fullerton and Lund helped Tunney the toughest battle of hs career, vestment. Lands holds that Rsberg led n Rako s a sort of tral horse on whch prospect- makng hs charges; that there was no such jnvod the scorng aces for Rahway, thc later pur beng guards. Each of ve contenders have been asked to demonstrate thng as the "sloughng" of four games n the these ln>h-> scored thrce., ther ablty to rde. For the most part none famous seres between Detrot and Chcago. At half tme Rahway held the loud hag f ound tne rdng easy f or R j a k 0 can h j t But regardless of the edct the fans are not V s t,,rs, scored u ponts. ft '21-'JO and ths margn was n-.,,,.,,,.,,, 1 crwk-d a Ht after the second half and he can take ll ~ a combnaton that s never a soft snap. convnced that all s well r organzed base- The score: "taled. Hut n the closng mnutes ball. When the race gets close ths year and Sloux Club Hub llmdcrhn cume through wth a Dempsey's frends beleve Jack can come a fellow boots an easy chance, a thng that can pur of dffcult sh'ts that gave the game to Kords. back provdng he s wllng to undergo the happen to the best of players, the boys n the Nelson, Thc score; punshng tranng grnd necessary for hs rehabltaton. But the barrer n hs way s bleachers wll whoop "Fake." t's gong to;- 1 ;""' 1 ' Ford G. F. T. Hunsen, f. : 4 10 be a hard year for umpres, also, for ther close Glochau, f r> 2 12 hs wealth. When Dempsey was workng hs decsons wll appear, n the eyes or some, to Olsdorf, c way to the top he had the ncentve of money be crooked. Regan, g Hnnderhan, g danglng before hs eyes and few men wll spare themselves f they thnk ther prva tons are gong to get them wealth. Now F HE WOOD for sale, pne or oak, n uny lengths desred. 1'hone Woodbrdge l'jlt. John Thomas, Oakland of promse n prmurutlon for tle W2S avenue, Sewuren. games lt Amsterdam. HOUSE, corner Gryve avenue am Tsdue pluce, sx large rooms, all mprovements, (ot 60 x 132, garage. M. Logan, 109 Grove uvenue, Woodbrdge. Tel. 64'7-W. PROFESSONAL SERVCES DR. T. R. WRGHT, Ostjeopath Physcan, Post Offce Buldng, Man street, Woodbrdge. Hours. 1-8 Tuesdays and Frdays. SERVCES RENDERED ACCOUMJANT B o o k s opened closed :]ncomeux. Wll also tal«care of bookkeepng for small con c«ns on? weekly or monthly bass G: Agreen. 164 Freeman St., Wood- brdge- The Dfference Between the Cost of Good and Cheap Prntng k so tfght that h«who goct hoppng from prnter to prnter to secure ht prntng u a few cents leu than what t h really worth hardly ever makes day laborer wages M ths unpleuant task. tf you want qood work t prces that are rght, get yafl 1 Job prntng At Ths Offce Rahway Charlet, f... Madden, f.. A. Clos, f. Orr, e. Henderson, g. Smth, g Referee- ChwUy Brownmller. Breast Stroke s'hope of Germans n Olympc n an effort to regan the swmmng laurels won n th«h'2 Olympc games Bt Stockholm, the hnt n whch Herman athletes mrtldpted, the Natonal Swmmng usaodttlun of Ormuny s nttemtlk t<> enroll every swmmer The most pro]tslt)k cumulates for the team lavo Blurted tmlnlnr under Walter Dnner and Kurt lehrtms ot Madgeturu. both Olympc veterans, lllnnor doubts whether le can produce u free-htyle str to compete successfully at'lnst John Welsmuller of the Unted Sttttus and Ame Borg ol Sweden. On specalzed strokes, n whch Germans have always been more profl dent, Wnter's lopeb are pnned on such veterans as K. Haclenmeher, who two years BKO let world ndoor brpnst stroke records tot 200 and 400 meters, and Helnrlch.. Frauleln Erna Huneus, a seventeen-year-old swmmer, who recently set a world's ndoor breast stroke pf lm. 2Os. for 100 meters, s the bett*r ot the women n the 1012 Olympcs German swlnv merb won the 400-meter breast stroke; lrst, second aud thrd places n the 200-meter breast stroke and fancy dvng; and second places n the back- Htwke, the relay and hgh dvng. The frnud Word Every reporter at one tlu«o^ un otller nuket each of lls frlendsl mull. t s u penalty of He m-wsydler gwu. t s so t'uhv to UKUK people wltl the prlnlvd word.» You ran»»y wnut'tllu! to your l>e«t frltul md he wll take t us «Joke. You cun Dtute the suue t n«n prlut and le takes t as an nsult. The msl mysterous tllnk n tl>«world s la prnted word, us far us efftwl s concerned. Tlw Alellsou 11 lube. RABNOWTZ HARDWARE "f t's Hardware, We Have t!" Full Lne of : HAEUDWARE, PANTS, OLS, VAR- NSHES, HOUSE FURNSHNGS. G, F. T. that Jack has the wealth he wll not be nclned to take the same punshment. LeGray and Srflly From all ndcatons there s gong to be a crowd on hand when the Amercan Legon puts on ts ntal boxng venture at St. James audtorum next Frday nght. Joe LeGray and ^Tommy Sally are blled as the headlners and asde from the fact that both these boys are known to be frst rate scrappers there s the factor of sectonal nterest to be consdered. LeGray hals from Amboy whle Sally was an Avenel resdent untl gong to New York a short whle ago. Ths fnal bout s preceded by four other good scraps, two of them brngng Carteret fghters nto acton. Orgn of the Franc The franc omv Ustpourtl altogetler. Frst fulnel ly Jolm n ;«X>, ts ssue cesc-l wltl lh*' regn of Uurles V, ts [laee bohj! tken by tlo llvrt". U was ml untl 17S5 llmt hl.s WHS -.\ertejl buck nto the 'ruc, whch lwame the unt ot the Krenel munetury sy Blly Urbansk, whose baseball career s of nterest here because Blly was reared and learned hs game on local sand lots, has been traded by Jersey Cty to Baltmore. The change s a step up for Urbansk for Baltmore s bound to be one of the pennant contenders and Blly wll be much n the lmelght. t's not gong to harm the Maurer boy any to play under Dunn, for the latter has a way of makng bg-league talent out of hs pupls. Grls' Basketball Apparently the hgh school grls' basketball team s n for a good year. The playng of the team Tuesday was remnscent of the work of the squad of a few years ago when Mss Agreen and her mates used to break the county hgh score record every week or so. Employment for Dwarf* n certan parts of Hungav.v dwarfs are very numerous, Tht> lthe people are n nnl cleumnd n mll-l-'.urpu (or the stap? and n eaburets. Use for Kngs ' y Kngs arc of no jreut mportune* these days, except to head processons. Tolelo Klde.,,,,,. to ple up the score. Toby, for the Frenchman'* Dscovery Onp bumlred years nso lrnconnnt, a French chemst, whle examnng vnrlour vprpuhles unrt fruts, dscovered the JrMf.vrc prncple of frut Juces. Ths he named pectn (from tle Uroeto wnd pekts, meanng co- Hbu'.uu). llraconnot publlslwd the ftory of lls rese:rcbes that led to!he dscovery of pectn n 18H5 n the Krencb An ds nf C Thrft Week And Your Coal BU The Week Of January Has Been! Desgnated As Thrft Week To help commensurate the natonul week of savng we wll allow a dscount of 75 cent* per ton for all coal ordered and delvered durng thrft week. Ths dscount apples to cash orders only as cash payment and thrft go hand n hand THEO. A. LEBER, nc. Telephone Woodbrdge 728 ^ PORT READNG, N. J. Walter J. Brttlng, Manager n JKsh, g f Lghtnng! G. P. T. Garon, f * Dubn, f Toby, c Kate, g 0 0 P Segal, g 0 0 Sensatonal shootng by the Mma jncger, Jellyman, and Payne, snt*f' frcnt flnorwork by ther ^ gave Woodbrdge hgh school a kctball vctory over Somervlle wmtt, the grls' varstes met her«tumdk]^. afternoon. The fnal score TO l*-- 28 but at half tme Woodbrdg* h«l* a lead of only one pont, the scott BUndng MM Jaeger's seven feld go«t% wa«matched by seven of Mss Lttf, of Somervlle. Mss Jellyman, Wood* brdge, and Mss Austn, Somervlle " checkmated each other wth thrw \ goals apece but Mss Payne, Woodbrdge, gsve the locals the wtt* nng margn by shootng four go*b$ from the floor. Somervlle mad* good on H trys from the foul Htttf as aganst three for the local*. The score: Woodbrd,. Jaeger, f 7 Jellyman, f. 2 Psjnw, t 4 Galada, c 0 Kaus, sc 0 Rankn, g 0 Davd, g 0 Smth, g 0 Dungan, g 0 Somenrllc Lang, f Austn, f... Casey, c Bryan, c Sonel, sc. Wyckoff, g. Burke, g... Dol, g Referee P. Orange. H. 10 Marvel, G. P. Tl j 14 88t a. F. T. 1 s (U o g 28 South Sports Club Enjoyed Prvate Boxng Show Several Knockouts Reported At Amateur Club; "Jep" And "Rooke" Draw Thc Soux Club of Fords held ther frst prvate amateur boxng show at ther club rooms on Horntby street Monday nght. G. F.'T. Fullorton, f Rankn, f Menton ths paper to advertsers Jacke Amos K. O'd. "Young" Fe.rde n tha thrd round of a scheduled four. Another four rounder found "Jepp»" Nelabn and "Rooke" Lund exhausted at the bell. The boys put up a good fght. A draw was fought n the four roundel between "Kd" Larson and "Young" Korstcr. "ke" Dunham K. O'd. "Kd" McCluskey n the second round of a scheduled sx rounder. The club s campagnng for fundu whereby t can equp ts wth all sports paraphernala. tf «W» of All Woodbrdge Townhp s the ndependent, the mott wd*!? read pper n Woodbrdge ' Your Ad n Ths Paper s Read n the Home Why? Because the Home Town Paper s an nsttuton a regular vstor that every member of the famly looks for and reads from front to back. We have Cuts and Copy to help you buld your advertsement. "You'll Never Holler Butneu frm* who make t a practce of buyng ther ttatonery from us are alwayt satsfed wth the paper, the prntng and the prces. MTODLESEX PRESS ftgrmast.. '«*!

6 PAGE S'X FRDAY, JANUARY 14, (5 EAGLE E1AN0 THE ERS STRAND THEAtRE PERTH AM BOY Matnoo 2 nnd 3.30 Chldren, 15c; Adults, 30c. Evenng--" and 9-Qrchestra, All Seats, 50c; Balcony, Adults, \ 3S; Chldren, 2. TODAY and TOMORROW ko'her. KTTY KELLY George O'Bren and Olve Borden n u 3 BAD MEN" V STRAND BG TME C AUDEVLLL D A L Y ANTONO MORENO ' THE TEMPTRESS' WOODBRDGF * T H E A T R E ^^ Matnee: Tuesday, Thursday, Frday, 3.30 P. M. Saturday, 2.30 P. M. Every Evenng, 7 and 9 P. M, LAST TME TODAY FRDAY Matnee 2.30 P. M. ALCE TERRY and ANTONO MORENO n Mare Nostrum Alce Comedy SPECAL MUSC TOMORROW SATURDAY ONLY Charley Chase n "Bromo and Julet" SPECAL MUSC MONDAY January 17th No Matnee PATSY RUTH MLLER n "Hogans Alley" Hal Roach Comedy "Never Too Old" Aesop Fablea TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY January 18th and 19th Matnee Tuesday Only JOHN GLBERT jn 4 Bardelys the Magnfcent' Alce Comedy Pathe Revew THURSDAY and FRDAY January 20th and 21st JOHN GLBERT and GRETA GARBO n "The Temptress" Ben Turpn n "When Adam'» a Prnce" Specal Musc COMNG ATTRACTONS Thoma* Meghan n "The Canadan" "Bue Eagle" "Three Bad Men" "War Pant" "Blarney" "Faust" "So 1. Your Old Man" PEPTH*AMB0Y/btt255 TODAY FRDAY Conrad Nagel and Norma Shearer n "The Wannng Sex" and Leo Maloney n "The Outlaw Express" SATURDAY Tom Tyler and Hs Pals n "Red Hot Hoots" SUNDAY- Ml n Lands and Mary Can GEOKCE LACTHUH, ELEANOR BOARDMAN ** sjohn GLBERT 'BARDEyS The Mogn/cept "BarcUley" Ht Most Actve, Vvd Role a seres of strenuous feats rarely paralleled by any actor. Other members of the cast natu- John Gll.ert's most actve and col-rallorful r.'lc. clude Roy D'Arcy, Karl Dane, George nvolved n the ppeedy acton n- Ths may safely be sad of the, K, Arthur and others. famous star's part n "Bardsleys the Magnfcent," the Kng Vdor pro- j ducton for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer j to be at the Woodbrdge Theatre, next Tuesday and Wednesday, wth Eleanor Boardman as leadng woman. n ths he swms ragng rvers on horseback, fghts several thrllng sword duels, pole vaults over a lno of chargng spearsmen, scales 100- foot walls and altogether goes thru u'.m-l- -J.:tt Daly Bleachng and Weather Blenchng n sujlfm s generally explaned as Mug due to oxdaton, whch s hastened by the chemcal rays. The bureuu of standards has nut notced that blenchng s more rapd n cold weather. f so. t may he due to the un-uter Heartless of the ar, so tlut fewer rays of shnrt-wnv. length ure releeed away frmn the enrtl lv dust nrles. THEATRE Kwn.n 7 and 9 O'clock NEVER ANY ADVANCE N PRCES DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMS FOR WEEK TODAY and TOMORROW Bg Double Feature Tom Mx n "The Canyon of lght" See Tom Mx come rdng on a steed of su-> '. through a shell shocked vllage n France. Then back agan on!..s wonder horse, Tony, to the destructon of a Ghost Cty n the West. Companon Feature Adolphe Menjou and Alce Joyce n "The Ace of Cads" Another sparklng Menjou producton to add to the world's gayety. Wth the star n an deal role n whch the start; apparently as a vllan and fnshes as a jfallant hero, Ko Ko Song Car Tune, "Dxe" SUNDAY January Fred Humes n "The Yellowback" Companon Feature "The Call of the Klondke" Wth Gaston Glass and Dorothy Dwan Screen Snapshots MONDAY and TUESDAY Edde Cantor n "Kd Boots" Mae Busch n "Fools of Fashon" Pathe Newt WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Regnald Denny n "Take t From Me" Companon Feature Mae Marsh and vor Novello n "The Rat" FRDAY and SATURDAY January 21 and 22 John Glbert n "Bardelys The MagnK Ko Ko Son* Cartune "Pack Up Your Tro«UM" Bubblng wth : warm, human story of the tenement dstrct "f Now York's East Sdv. and capped wth a thrllng fre sc-ne as the ht? clmak,' "Kosher Ktty Kelly." wll W at the Woodbrdge Theatre tomorrow. l*»- dcr the magc drecton of.lames ; Home, noted as onp of the best j comedy drectors n Hollywood, the screen verson of the famous stage 1 play s not only a powerful dramatc pcture, but s packed wth delcous humor and screamngly funny nterpretatons of the Jewsh and rsh characters obout whow the story s wrtten. Vola Dana gves a delghtful portrayal of the lttle rsh herone, and s ably asssted by Tom Forman a? j the Hbernan polceman. Stanley Taylor, Vera Gordon, Nat Carr, Agge Herrng, Carroll Nyo and Kathleen Myers have the chef support ng roles, and all do splendd work. "Hogan' Alley One Of Sraton' Best "Hogan's Alley," the screen verson of Gregory Rogers' thrllngly entertanng story of lfe on the East S'de of old New York, of the conflct between young love and wealth, has been pcturzed by Warner Bros, and wll be at the Woodbrdge Theatre Monday. Monte Blue, the star, appears as a young rsh puglst, the dol of the alley, and Patsy Ruth Mller as the pg-taled terror wth whom he falls n love, Wllard Lous s a comedc treat as her old rsh father and Louse Fazenda more amusng than ever us a saucy Broadwayte. A Vvd Spectacle l» "The Teroptren" One of the most colorful spectacles <ver ntroduced nto a screen producton va flmed n the new Coanmp.lr.an producton of Vm'ente Blasco bantz's "The Temptress" n ; a sensatonal ballet number drected by Theodore Kosloff, famous dance creator. Specal lghtng effects and gltterng costumes marked ths spec-' tacle, lad n a Parsan revel n the, new romance of Pars and the Argentne, whch comes next. Thursday ' to the Woudbrdge Theatre. Greta Garbu and Antono Moreno head a notable cast, n whch s ncluded Lonel Barrymore, Marc Mc- Dermott, Roy D'Arcy, Vrgna Brown Fare and other notables. Pawnng Manucrpt n ancent tmes manuscrpts wer«mportant artcle* from a commercal pont of vew. Usurers consdered them amoqj ther most precous objects for pawn. A student of Pars, who wag n need of funds, rased money by leatlng n pswn a manuscrpt of a body of laws and a grammaran, who was runed by tre rebult bl house by means of two smalt volume* of Ccero and a pawnbroker. JdarkH for Kl 666 s a prescrpton for Col<U, Grppe, Flu, Deng««Blous Fever and Malar* t klls the germs. CeUogg' Twteleu Cutor Ol > the tvuuul tueleu cantor otl, mue locmedknal UM only- WEB lunnm on JANVER, L*. 417 <l M tnt Co VALTBK FLT DESTROYS Moths, Roades Othwl SUNDAY January 16 ALL OF NEXT WEEK- May Allson n "THE CTY" BEN LORNG'S BG Muscal Revue "OH, DEARE" WTH A CAST OF 30 PLAYERS A CAR LOAD OF SPECAL SCENERY A CHdRUS OF ARTSTS' MODELS NEW JERSEY'S FNEST PLAY HOUSE READE'S NEW MAJESTC THEATRE PERTH AMBOY ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S FNEST THEATRES CONTNUOUS 1:30 to U-.OO P. M. TODAY and TOMORROW Colleen Moore n " T MUST BE LOVE" SUNDAY January 16 " Shrley Mason n Rose of the Tenements W T K E T H - A L B E E T^ VAUDEVLLE D A L Y PERTH AMBOY /)b»2796 SATURDAY and SUNDAY- Dors Kenyon and Warner Baxter m "Msmates"

7 'Ml Ths Sale s Mlkng U* Many Frend*. Jones tell* Brown; Brown tells Smth; Smth tell* Green; "Go to The Bregs Store Sale See how well 1 dd there," Consequence nterest ncreases as the days go by. Bu remember please, that our Sale cannot last forerer. Here are some of the reasons for comng NOW All BregfBult Suts & Overcoats Blues - Grays - Browns Were $80 ft $27 NOW.».. MS.W Were $88 & $35 NOW $29.95 Were $42 & $40 NOW $34.95 Were *5»& $50 NOW $39.95 A few of the typcal savngs $1.50, $1.25, & $1 Neckwear 89c $2, $1.65, Tes. $1.16 Duo-rb Unon Suts of fne cotton Were $3. NOW $1.95 Dozens of Other Bargans BREGS 91 SMTH STCOR.KNCr PERTH AA\BO% TALDRSCDTHERS-HABERDASHERS- Thomas DeSmone BARBER AND BEAUTY PARLOR 311 Pershng Avenue Carteret, N. J. When Women Come Here and Say: "Please make me look pretty, 1 am, gong away," we are ready and fully prepared to comply wth ther request. We gve all that any Beauty Parlor" can gve. Frst, of course, cones the PERMANENT WAVE For f a lady has a permanent wave flhe can always arrange her har so that t looks attractve always looks k well. We gve the knd of Permanent Wave that lasts. Let us put a Permanent Wave n your har NOW You Wll Be Delghted Throughout the month of January the prce for a frst class PERMANENT WAVE s $10. Men Accustomed to Payng $40 to $50 for a Sut Are nvted to nspect Our Extra TALORNG SALE! D0U1U "a. * a w CRE1N STAMPS «SATURDAY Guaranteed Seven Months ^»«W»TlnHM. CABT&OH CO.W.V.> Woodbrdge Personals Mw. A. O. Vaughn of New York, MBB Helen Flanagan and CXherne Flanagan, Frank O'Bren and John Snnott of EUabeth were the Sunday dnner gutafa of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Pck of St. George's avenue. % Mss Paulne nselberg of Woodbrdge avenue and her guest, Mrs. Phlp Rpko of Bessemer, Alabama, wra tha Wask tttd guutu n Stanfprd, Conn., where' they attended- the weddng of Man Gertrude Stras to Joseph Sherman. Mr». Leon Campbell of Green street'spent Wedueday mornng n Wertfleld. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Anness of West Man street, are entertanng the former's sster, Mrs. Heght, of Rdgewood. The BuBchman Chapter of Westmnster Guld wll hold a Food Sale Saturday afternoon at 2:80 at the home of Msa Grace C. Huber, of Green street. The Study Club -wll be entertaned by Mrs. Hampton Cutter at the Craftsmen's Club on Green street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R, Reyder s convalescng at her home on Cftrteret road from her recent attack of grppe, Mr. and Mrs. A. Monnette of Scarsdale avenue are spendng the wnter wth the latter's brother Mr. Gustav Bkum, of Rahway avenue. Mrs. W. H. Prall of Green street vsted her daughter, Dorothy Prall, at Kent Place School, at Summt, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Randolph attended the luncheon gven by the lades of the fyhway "Y" at the Y. M. C. A. Buldng, Tuesday. Hoty-Toty! There s a Pgmy Braned Pusll- 'nntnous Cypher n town desttute of publc Hplrlt, who, wth a sneakng puerle vocabulary does try to dlsnunt the effort! of the edtor behnd lls back. Let hm be brave enough to trng hs partcular troubles face to face w^th the edtor or crawl back nto hs shell, lay there and dgest the vermn of hs spleen forever. Red Lake (Ontaro) Paper. Bloodlw Qaarrth When Chnese quarrel, they do not resort to fstcuffs. nstead, they shorn at each other or appeal to the bystanders. Each strves to prove that he s rght, or attempts by rldlcu',«and orgnalty n abusve language to make the other "lose face," Once ths la accomplshed and the crowd begns to luugh, the object of tle hlarty has as defntely lust as f be had been j floored by a kuock-out blow. All the rem«aqf yardage n our mo»t beautful all-wool lne. Every»utt, e»fry Q*moo*t Urctly talored to order, n be*t potuble manner. Ft Guaranteed Fnal Sal* of the Wnter Season Wndow. For Other SpeaA BOYLE 4 CUNNEEN PERTH AMM>Y,N.J. J&OL Bg Artfcal nfct Uatum lakp n the Panama cansl s the nrfrest trtlfldftl lake. Classfed Ads Brng 23rd ANNVERSARY SALE TRES-AUTO SUPPUES-TUBES^RADO Specal Reduced Prces! Standard Cord Tres Tme Reduced Prce* Effectr«Durng Thl S«l» Onlj CUncler Red 30x3 H Straght 30x3 % Clncher Oversze Sde W.-SSL 3U4 TjW 33x4 15> 5 18* SMH 20 9S XS STANDARD BALLOON CORD TRES M4.75 3ex4.es 3*15.25 JW5.2S Ztg.00 33l S.2O 'jo qc'm < NEW LOW PRCES ON.05 CORD TRES TP 5 29x4.40 t", **3U 7.95 ENSGN BALLOON TRES 29x4.40 3M.9S U 9* 5.45 Z9> ^ x AUTO SPECAL 13- PLATE, 6-VOLT FOR FORDS rsjs tt5.77] 2t4 3*x5J25 33tl.H NNER TUBES JU* 3O , Mb 34, , xS H STORAGE BATTERES n bard ruwxs case. Guaranteed for one year. These llatterlea are of superfne constructon md have extra strong plate*, whch make them eceptlonallt durable and nwed. RADO 6-Volt 60 Amp..$ Volt90 Amp volt, 11 pute. $ 'Volt 120 Amp volt, 13 plate... l SPECAL C volt, for Doqge 15 ' 8 6-VOLT, 40-AMP. U h M U TTrtakl* Ctv«r ( B" Batteres 48 Volt Large Heary Duty 48 Volt... All Szes Lmt 6 to a custumar Non Skd Chans $1.95" " ' $2-95 $1-00 HYDROMETER!Ult*rlM; HEATER FOR FORDS Complete R..Jy to Attack 1.49 A WNTER NECESSTY BlMk No Glare Mrron Safe for Nat am Day Drvng... RADO-AUTO \U - wael l lowrtel 5 5-Tube Rado Recever That wll receve a* many ttaton and fve < f»od recepton o» * any S«( on the market. 5 Days' Free Tral COMPLETE Free nstallaton - $59-95 OMJ S Dswa. Btluc* a Euj bmtur Uf What ux tappty for S89M NdWN BOenaU. llc., tmbn S Uft 4J-Voll B B*O 1 Qurantfml UO-Arap. Hwr Mann luttur. J" Nothng Mora M: 1 «t«t Tjo (>» LouJ BMtkm pm«acrlftt E]ulr>mcn mor«* bar. to Buy Operate Your H^dw Set from Your lght Socket wth Ths Guaranteed Equpment $41-95 Your Money Back f Not Satsfed A Small Down Payment Placet t n Your Home 1 Guuuteed "B" Btltry EHauMtor, ub tkt R»>tko Tbt, r.ud >t 1»» 1(0% ffctnt s ttn Ubont.rc. 1 Tncklo Ctr««, value $19.H. 1 Bruk CoalroOl, Tls*»«.00. The swtch on thb talo Set controls uvwyhng. Works from your lght socket. No more Batteres to buy. No more trouble, fuss or mugs. Come n and let us eplaln t to you. $10 Trckle Charger Urn, $!.95 lutton tm km«mtall/ Ml (all Value $1-00. Wndow Lead4n R*(. 25c. Batter; CabW Reg. 60c. 39c 10c 49c *9O Take A* ChllOut of the ROOM R.. $s.oe ELECTRC HEATERS 12-ack Refleo. tor. d Dm-A-Lte Tarat lawn your lecttc laykt tt well» year lfkt. Elettrc Buzztr Bell RBjnf Truuformcn ELECTRC HORN Torpedo ra* ball lou lauj. «3 Cone Speakers amt»1o launt taual tttm ttt u $2 Electrc -" lfc ** ""V^rS Cdlnjlron _«'«* 98c ( 3 avrtng Uhfn 6-LB. ELECTRC HAND RON.451 4uarutw4 tot Tw. Ymn. 20 ft. Extenson C" A PHONE CORD O7C ELECTRC TABLE GRLL raaj t. UM. Velu. t.». 98c ALCOHOL AO. n 1 Gallon Sealed Cans^Ow PLY CQ NC

8 ' ' V ' -, - > -. - ' ' &,. ' - ' ' ' '! " '. ' " '. :. ' \ '. " - ' ^ - ' ' KGB* 1927 TOWNSHP BUDGET AN ORDNANCE RELATNG TO TAXES FOR THE YEA«NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY3EVKN MMTT THE TOWN PE T OKPWNBD BY THE TOWNSHP OMMTTEE OK THE Tf SHP OK WOODRRMK3E N THF nujnty OF M1>M SBX: 1. Th.t there shall be *?ws.ced. ravd hf taxaton and collected for ~:=ea! year 1927, exclusve of franchse and RToss recepts taxes, the the ' Two hundred pxty-four thousand forty-three Dollar* (1264,043.00), so r he purpose of meetng the»p rpprstons set fonh under the head- - <..«*«n» n p statement of resource* and appropra- r.e For 192T". n the f '!own * for the sad fscal y*" ; WOODBRDGE TOWNSHP BUDGET FOR 1927 FOR THE CURRENT UKAL PURPOSES OTHER THAN SCHOOLS. Unapproprated Surplus n Surplus Revenue Account 170.6$ Surplus Revenue Approprated MSCELLANEOUS REVENUE: Buldng Dept Fees Plumbng * Health Dept. Fee* Recorder's Fnes Franchse Taxes - Gross Recept Tax Re1e n»e:;:::::::::: RESOURCES For 1927 S , "."""-; nterest ft Costs - 20, tjoo-g Water Bond Mscellaneous Lcense* 1, Poll Taxes - 1, Trust Surplus 1, Offcal Tax Searches - nterest en mprovements Due to Current Dvson from 7WO0.00 Captal Account nterest on Assessments due.. Bus Tax (5% on Grow Recepts) 2, TOTAL ANTCPATED M S C E L L ANEOUS REVENUES JaJSCELLANTEOUS REVENUES NOT ANTCPATED: * Telephone Tolls Refund Collector's Bond Sale of Gasolne Refund New York Telephone Co. :.!- _J_ > Care of Poor Borough of Carteret 3 Rant of Audtorum _ * Sale of Polce Patrol Refund Publc Servce Electrc Co. -.. Refund Elfn Street Sweeper Co..._ -.-,- Clams' Traveler's nsurance Co _ Bus and Tax Recept C^eck tedeposted n 19S6 Budget $, , , , , ,000.00, , , , , Actual tafa *»<*«Pssed An* resst Jajmar* lttk, 19X7. Advertsed Jsnwry 14th ant lst, nary 24th, m' 2.BS7.00 2, S.494.S6 54, , S , «.OO , , T ! TOTAL REVENUE 269, J7.J , AMOUNT TO BE RASED BY TAXES:. Estmated proporton to be leved on Ralroad Property and Other Property 264, , Total proposed tax levy TOTAL ANTCPATED REVENUE.. 264, ,514.86!or 1927 GENERAL TOWNSHP PURPOSES: Subdvded as follows: Salares, exclusve of other departments 10, Prntng, Advertsng ft Supples _ X. General _ 5, % TOTAL 19, EM0RAL BULDNG MAN- TENANCE 6, ASSESSMENT ft COLLECTON OF TAXES: Salares 12, General 4, TOTAL _ 16, POLCE subdvded as follows: Salares._ 76, Equpment, Mantenance ft General Operaton 2, , Penson Fund 6, TCfTAt.._ 87^40.00 RECORDER'S COURT: subdvded aa follows: Salary.. - 1, Bxpanse ft Care of Prsoners TOTAL 2, HYDRANT CONTRACT 20, BULDNG DEPT.: subdvded aa follows: Salary Equpment Mantenance ft Operaton, General _.". TOTAL., _... HEALTH subdvded as follows: Salares. ^ Eqapment, Mantenance ft Operaton _ General 633, , APPROPRATONS / Approprated Approprated 1926 Expended 1926 n «nod 1, , , , , TOTAL ^... 12, POOR subdvded u follows: Salary Relef Chldren's Home Almshome - General , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , (9, , ~~2, , of bwnr J DUNGAN. Ctors. the Townshp. j DfNlGAN, Townshp Clerk. 1, , , , , , , , , ,000.0,0 1O.O , , ,099.42' 6, , , ,549.3? , , , , TOTAL KOAD8 subdvded as follows: J20.00 Salary J -~ , ftepsn;:..::.:...:«j BO,OOO.OO Equpment, Mantenance ft 4, ,061.6* Operaton 10, TOTfc Sew«r Mantenance :.. Street Sgns - _ Contngent _, Keubey Water $3, Estmated Revenue»S, DEBT ft NTEREST: subdvded as follows: Snkng Fund BONDS: S KJS0 provemtnts :.. 1& , Fundng Townshp , Share New - mprote f Fords Pavng Road) Publc mp Bonk Current Loans bt) (Kng George's 1 Boj : 8,000.00! TOTAL... r... &6JS *00.00 (T«_Am.» n' mw 6S.t00.0b? , , , , , , X0, M O.M 88.S»5.00 PUBLC SERVCE TROLLEY AND BUS EXECUTVE CHANGES ARE MADE N NTEREST OF FURTHER EFFCENCY and JMbHc Serrlce ounce* vce t la chsrge of opera-; regme* te \m to F Uoa. TM parpom. 1, to ncrease.setvlc* aa assstant engneer.^ralway. Ttos* y*»r.-< lter he was 1,126.«4 10, tke e*el»«ey of U>e orgmnlxatloa. Arthar T. Warner becomes general Sftaatft* n charge of trafflt Mr. WSJW has been assslant t* Vce PrasMsmt Bojlan. Hartla fl^reber becomes general manager la charge of plant. Mr. ScareJbw has been manager ol Bonthera DvtstoT). Urals P. Banrneaa becoaes drector of personnel. Mr Bsurhenn ksa been general snperlntendent A. RoUery, chef clerk. long P. Bwtrbenn Arthur T. Wanwt as made egtawar of mantenance of and SMr chef engneer for Publc Serrtes Rallwsr snd w»s rtnts«sbssntet of eohthera Dlvson, g«*mbet W «' leen y«sm r. Sohrelber hu cwge ol 'htf, deslbtlng and constrncucm Of * targe number of Unprovemstt fcr Publc Servce, * eludng cut*****, brdges, ferry slps aa«tutf honses. ssnd-drytnf snd dar* later entered the employ of Publc Servce Ralway Company as a cadet engneer. He *as put to work n the pts at the Newark Cw Shops, sad later had experence n varous departments of the company, [a 1911 he was assgned to take charge of the traffc department and later became traffc nvetlgator and traffc engneer. He became assstant to Matthew R. Boylan when Mr. Boylan ws* made actng general manager, December 1, 1SB, and contnued as bs assstant when Mr. Boylan was made vce presdent n charge of operaton n Aprl, 18U. Upon graduatng from Oho State Upon gradg Unversty wth the degrees of meand electrcal englm*r. A Study Vacllatng, fckle, hghly emotonal Swayed by effect rather than by reason. gnorant, dssatsfed, nosy. Occasonally a factor of p«small mportance n publc affars. Thoroughly unrelable, crngng, gullble. Dangerous when aroused. As a rule bes* S ^ , , , U4^»8.» tal Treacherous, btter. tr. Wholly helpless wthout a gaymt hnnd. Elastc, mob. Martn Schreber Camden. succeeds Mr. Schrelber as; commercal buldngs. He h*4 Southern Dvson manager and! charge at the constructon of the Claude L. Bell, superntendent of; Publc Servce Termnal Buldtnf employment, Camden, becomes assstant manager. n Newwk. After several years of ralway experence n New Orleans, Mr. Baor- Mr. Warner was graduated from Lafayette College as an electrcal henn cams to New Jersey n 1M* engneer June, 1910, and QTSand took a poston wth the Berg-en County Tracton Company at Bdgewater as general shop foreman n charge of transportaton. Wnen the New Jersey and Hudsoa Rver Hallway and Ferry Company took over the Bergen County Trs«- Uon Company, Mr Baurhenn became superntendent and purchasng agent of the new company, remanng n that poston untl When Publc Serrce took over that. company n 1911 Mr. Baurhenn was made dvson superntendent of Bergen. He has served n Ute same capacty n Hudson Dvson ana Essex Dvson. n 1918 he was made assstant son. n 1918 he general nnerntendent and la lttt genera! superntendent "Spctd BalV There are two games played under the name of speed ball. One s played n Maryland and another n Mchgan. Speed alt. as played ln / Mchgan. orlgmtej Wth D. Mtchell, to tar'ge of h'ramural sports at Unversty o! Mlchlpu 8peed ball n Maryland orgnated wth the Playground Athletc league as a resuh of suggestons from Harry P. Clarke, game epert of WlnneUta «rtt wjt)«columns of the Woodbndge ndepedent Bh aad every asuertto»one fav Ml the people Ttto ng the pqumftt^lttl eaarsftertstto that doe*, jost that loot * U»re be a teal need tor (tower* and Borsu. The mental atttude of every «oe of u«1a lnfloenn>d by h* snrratadlnra. We re che?red and ttrj apt to repnl materal affar* hroujn rwj- gfanms on a Drft) t day and be drprv»»-d and bar* a tendency to look on the dark sde of thngs when de ctool tlde tbe ma. "Not Worth a RvpT A rap was a rcmnt>rf»ll rsh roln nf the tme of Gemge wujrh pamed for a half-penny, though no! really *orth a fourth <*f that km of tbe wn«d,ml-'t *r rent 'd n ROW years gw s* followed hy 4«dplera. s rule (>f ncrease must be the T««r» afd the nomber very '' gtvrer than, luk exsted n past <nry nt the world, or vast nnmbers «>f lmnan brngs have been blotted out r:ustn>.lrt «t varous tme*. Lghtnng' Blow * n>e famlar fnmll^r Hsayng g that lghtnng rn>vt>r «)rke«; twlrtr n the same place ha* l ulf ntrret for the guy who phnr-d to be where the frst stroke llt. -Tts umbla (Ala.) Tlnw. Nothng to Be Surprsed at * WHEN you want to fnd out any real worth-whle news about buyng Read 1' la'at Always 1 to serve you wth good prntng. N o matter v/ha! the nature of the job may be we are ready to do t at & prce that wll V Satsfactory A Story That Wll Make You Smle- How well desgned, well prnted crculars, letter heads and all the other forms needed n your busness wll help busness, s a story that wll make you smle wth delght. That s just the story we want to tell you, wll tell you f You Wll Phone 57! MDDLESEX PRESS PRNTNG and PUBLSHNG 20 Green Street WOODB f ^ttj»t..oo m*k* W»n\ UM of tho tttra the JftdepcoAHt faw pro luwtr»to» the ate m from th«v>ower arm EEsste «*"* '.aft»w»r :

9 THE FEATHERHEADS Muck s Hurt BY A. SNYDEH TOOT m3 own HORH AOfxjhn u\& HouflE O P M63 UCKSO - MrVT HE? WC U. MV WPE HEVGC P6LL POS M-fV Youe HuSBftNo N»/H TOLD luh, ABOuT TUB UVTLE ««JTV HM AM ME STACED on Tut VSSLE QWEG? -HE'S SUCH A MOTjEST THEPE WE WCtf AUAlOHS N TB BLfttAQO OP HAD A S^OADQOf OP A DVSON ov nwn-ffov US AMD u*tu TOO DOMT TO BEUWB 5TOPV - BUT ro LADV WOULD To TUQOW COAvV AT AGUV ABOUT T// "] A repar n tmr navet nm\ Call \ mrr»o BY AWJKW (MWWWC JStV ptmuatojmtx AMO MC UL DO4 MCHE/THE PRNTER'S DEVL JUST seeur WWK EATS A B«UJMCHCOU AT U C* "EnA uout" CLUB 8et5oK S MO UASOU VUMV ^g SHOOUW BE (AUM«BS FOR. A «OO0 6OPTK t V-eVj v SO TO A ReSTAUlAttr / * ^<f MlCKltl PSPAV A FEW AAUMCRf 1 t\tf autr KMMcuq \ooft. cua(> AMO PUT MOVJR. HAuar U sooft UAP\ By OMTC* Ct AMO UMOe^BMTMOUC, AS BfFlTS A 4«UTUMAM The Lttle Gentleman r \'\L help your car mend ts ways. f you form the habt of havng us look over your car regularly you'll save yourself much tme, worry and money. "Snydor's n always pood auto suggeston" SNYDERS GARAGE AUTO SUNDRES AND REPARS 354 AMBOY AVE A ODOf>,U 3 CHOPS vueu.,1 SPBCSPUX, \ COPPA JAVA Babes Love H W.Wttt f TOT all stomach and ntestnal troubles and dsturbances due to teethng, there s nothng better than a safe nfant* and Chldren's Laxatve. M'OOOr-Wt.1 MRS. WNSLOWS SYRUP PUBLC SERVCE NUMBER TWENTY A REMARKAUl.U fc.nurc of modem njustry s hc extenson of the u cot n s n manuf:cn.:rng proccss'.-s where heat s requred and effcency, cleanlness and economy make for amort-perfect product. Fuel Engneerng!r Publc Servce places at the dsposal of plant operators who may desre to nvestgate the possbltes of gas as appled to ther manufacturng problems the servces of a corps of Fuel Engneers techncally traned and experenced n ther work, for consultaton and advce. The use of <ys permts a hgher degree of temperature control "than s possble w th any other fuel and fur that reason s n favor wth a constantly ncreasng number of our more progressve manufacturers. S T A T E M E N T thel^resuent of Uodge^BrothersJnc. Wthn a few months, Dodge Brothers, nc., wll ntroduce a new lne of motor cars, n no way conflctng wth the market for Dodge Brothers present types, but occupy ng a consderably hgher prce feld and produced n lmted quanttes. ashes Combnng Dodge Brothers well known dependablty wth exceptonal performance and strkng beauty of appontment and desgn, these dstngushed vehcles, we be leve, wll nstantly set a new and hgher standard n fne car practce. nto cold moms At 8 A. M. ab dear. At 11, a blzzard* Motor cold, covered wth snow. No robe* no hutter. Here'* the teat of your car and ga*. Wth "Standard" you quckly get a frng mxture n the coldeat motor. KUde from the bat decdon of crude ola for dependable year-round ervtce«wnter or rammer, t's al ways "Standard" tme. c \ Dodge Brothers wll contnue to produce ther present lne n maxmum quanttes to meet a demand whch, durng the year jest taa, was very much the largest ta tbdr katory, reachng the record too! of v N SmNDARD" S O L N E

10 *»AGE TEN he'd t«rtguar rr.pftr.p schoo.'. a'.: - a tl or. \\ ecr.ems} terr, : :. The program was gvo. bv pvj.'.? fr.t t'r.e sxth grade and L\r.- ssted of tw. tvjn-.v.er?: fr-st. a r«ttaton. "W Tr." by Env.'.y Lowel, Hedwg B^:, sk and Mar. taton. " Prearr.he ton", hy J >hr. l.'.ca-. jc.:td. a renthe C.Msttu- Purr.p th<- '.v^s'.r.es r.oetr.ff thtpresdent. M:;. D.-.vd W: r.l-r. ; resed. An nvtt.t: :.". w.\s rt-ceved frt.t the WvtT.ar.'. (.".ul ;v.v:;-.r.f :hv n^ntbers of the r.s»'.-.«:'.a:.. r.?»'.-.<:'.a:.. r. to be present at the re\-.ext meetr.g rtfe'r.e whch ".vl! be held r.t : he sch-. Wednesday tv-r.ke. January l'.'th. Mss Llar. F,ust'..r.p. wr. has betr. '.t.ct". v er hghly roc Mr On T(tv Ken! >» Mrs A. Ar.don-r.,\ '.he Mr»-.d Mr: f.»rt>'.ly h-vo \\ A'.krov. : ved frut Perth -VCTUH'. 0'Bran «*«:»! * ^ ' " ' ' -Mr> t.t wn the slver v'.,j-ed ly Mr-. F. G TsdaV t thnf the Rahway H *.\<;:.\'.. r.fr : ; Mrs Charle.-. WUwaH ar.-t M ;g«d T.'v.m K \V Muller spent Wenojy ' ' caton can he ptub?r.ed ' r < Planneld. Russe!', wll he kept < :-. S'.! : -.r.<.rtn,r Mr. and Mrs. Georgv n Mesvst.ne ). decde to forward th-r natnes.. (. have returned to ther hom>? ".' < s.na. N. Y. They had been paper the letter ^vt';! bv puh : the next ssue. The- Parer;t-T*acr.vr A- 'Mr and Mrs. J. A. Lahey. Mr. and Mrs. George M'.ller have ;. -, re;.ru'.l from ther recent trp to v, v Honel!, N. Y., ' Mrs. Grace Lppncott and mother, Mrs. E. M. \S>hb. have returned to tht-r ho me n H.trnell. N. Y, They w-re the r-.ott fjets of Mr. and Mrs. Ge re- Mller. Doesn't Mary r.r.-vne ever get tred of beng bealen ly Suzanne?.* ' «r.>. v.jod a- Settng «new record for the owa ^ekvr for ' 'j'!" e cross country run. the lsvrkeye Harand her t V:'.! be. '-P-r nant " " rers def-attj Mnnesota 21 to 35. men r. l>e:r...r.vy's -,r Fv'-. The k:r.-: r..-. : ;art-r. ; ; "* :l " : - The fnotlal teams of Johns Hop- "was purch.svd..-d ::-., arrve 3 ':' v "~ kns and Maryland unverstes have gret^y at'."v.re, Tht- a?>jt'.;t..r. t, allul(1,., t!e SOv, re3 ( Or t rw 6 ucc«- s to be cvr.gr..-r :.a!.,g, g, ve Jt. ars bought -art; a.. r.rc^s^ry j» artcle for the : lr-. \\t:.-.at: j n t, (, [,-gh U"-oa af the sport B. Krtg vamtwe t:.f n> elj,^rt tn-re U Do -u.l word as "tct- that f ; ' - ' ' ' ' _ < :,'' the n-arest equ.vulent beng "COT- After A '--"* '".'* t-u'd [uu-uoard'' was voted t books wh.h py merh-'r;':. sad that the h- ch'.drct:. thv Trustees brary rec-rto rt--orhr'^ tr. 1 h... was dt.stt-c! ; boc-b f:.r thr Mr. and td the sut jr.; ': Cty. Tuesday. Bll Bg^dell. nuoknell college terback, hnls from Honolulu. ;» Somebody las t gven Jack Deupsvy an o\alon. but that doesu t butter a whole lot of parsnps. ^:'. 'T*v! "' -' a-..u t.r j,, r,!, K,r,'d tlmt between fshts, >!:>- ^..".-r- h:)\ ;rau".!s for them, Tunuey may : t-- -."..., j,; : v-t,x!m!l>er of lectures on Amer- ' " - - '*! :.!;» UtTatur*. ake.'t--.-«0: rarv V;-r. Trr.,."ars ke pjr.-hk- : '. r.-x -,.- '. :::>rary.. A. Da%t-s atter.d- -:-.: *.:. New Y;-rV. Mrs. P. J. D:>nat:. was a York shopper. M.nday. Mrs. M D..: ;! Newark was the gatr: of Mrs, Charles S:esse; or.e day ths -wftek. There hav r -t-er. over ta dre< reservatons r.:dr for t rer^anee»t tr-.^ Rerdev:as v'l b* gver, by t'r.e raembers Avc>.e! Athletc Ass^&t.cr-. > urd&y evertng. at he home..>: Mrs. L, E. Var. Slyke on Woodbrdj!-.- a'.fr.'jf. --The La-.rs Ad uf x'fte Presbyteran Churv'u r!':ct "n Tuesoay evenng at the hrr '. Mrs. CKar'.e Sesst. PlhT; wtr n-.at t. \,:\ an ::.:: >acu kt of tght 'dseball races, the oud CoHs won the Vrgna pennant b\ le narrow margn! s game. t s MUVHJ from the reports anout Mr. Rmt dr-n.ajg JlM.OOD f>r the copng S-PKRU that he had aban-oaed 6UJ clams tu an amateur status. Scoot Leaders Explan ' Movement to Fathers Colon* Boys Have Dads Wth Them as Dstrct Leaders Vst the Troop *:c:.'!. T r p <U ( > >.< :' - Hf-r.am:r. Frank- \,v.ts of Amerca. nu-'trfr at whch the.,,,;- «*>rs present. Trw a.ej by Dstrct Sc>r. E. F. Ellson ST.. for '. maknp known to the hnjr of the work whch r,f f.r ther hoys. The had some dffcultes dur- ; t year n connecton wth rv actvtes and the pa.'^np t t>.;t now that the troop con- ; -jr.der the leaders-hp of Char- Frankln Green, have secured Davs as the new Scr,r.- r.d Rchard Oar. as As?:?t-. jtmaster, the troop nl! pro- John'! GolM Rated $900 for Church n 1926 Votes Donaton For Mssonary Fund Mr*. Robert Opens Perth Amboy Branch The nsw Perth Amboy hrand,, the F. ft W. Grand chan nf r,. H,.', )' rent stores opens tomorrow ;>,n P2 SrntU-trect, opponte Kn^ «t,,.. For mpntnvthe buldng ha? (.,., underk'>n T alteratons and a be ;, rton was ronstructed at tho r.,. As a result the new utore hn%, haps the largest flf>or Rpac<- n ;, Funeral servce* w held y*«-,>th M,. tcrday afernnor f"r l! Man vr 0 meetr-.c a'- 1 ' mfr of Robert (JltV'an, f St.,!>hr.'- ; "tree:. Mr«. Clrllsn. who was fl r-.....; : k r hnme of the r Breckenrdge Chapter Thanked by N. Mexco School 'T:O-«. flrsdr her husband vfar* of apr, ded nn Tuesday after y.* J-..'s* Zottlenvver..,!,:; There were ' x:^ : n PTH'»-.'r«r''"' n! Rev W For Xma* Pre»ent» survved hy four son*. Danke n{ town..!<>hn Glfllan of - ^ ^ e\»,. -.' tng w:h t'f-.; ' ;c\ vv.m-.c ^ the "B'hVs ' adc"! The nnvkfrt.r.gp Chapt<>T Park,.lame- Olnllrn «f Perth cty. Ar.rr.:/. report*-were r.vor. ' the 'We«:mn>:.r GvM me: M-nday npht, Wllam G'f'.lan "f Brrrnkjrafd-chSdren and nne rreat- nf last week a bg force of male :. Durnft the present week and n, f.tra:-. and treasurer '!" '.' :.^'a; the h.tv.e of M" l.< «H-^' 1 nr.rh h.>s heen a*c.'nv ; '"'.hld and also a brother. James female clerks has been bu?v nrnd., he r^*: ye»r. Nearly?; 1! : ras- ; of Freemtn <:rec-. wth twenty members prwnt. M?' Grace Huber led >upall of (!a?)tow, Scotland, 'O p >f Scotland and a ssver. Mrs. n(f ftock. At the openng then, ed Q.:r:r.jr the year 1: ^ be wveral specal bargan fcatur that sr.-ther card pany t% When the Elzabeth branch of ; n the devotonal part of the pr ' lf'.lan wa?, member of the Grand stores opened about two y, home of Mr. s"' Mr?. F. J. ^ s. m The, a5. chapter n the Study '.eran Church, the pastor of Hllener. offcated n Broad street, a squad of, anl >,...._..., «,n January 2^r.. of ; Boot-Our Templed Hll?, by Ralph for a 1 nther year: p F. Z: M ::. v better than ever before. The r Ff-hruary 1st. - expressed a lawn '-" ' The Woman's A :\ ary thcrh'pp.'o welfare of the.v>y? of tht church are sendng s! 1 :r.j prnmx'd '. A all tr.<-> Luke's Hosptal. Mar.'.'.A help Jlr. Dav.s hs d-.:t:e: slands, and a dozer. :. cl A*stant Sc.-mt- tn< Mnon Home r Rchard Coar. who hn? been Medford. N. J. t for over three years r. 41. Avenel. recently graduated fr,rr. th)e Scout Leader-' Tranng C >'jr-e conducted by the Rrtar. Cur.c; and receved hs JJ'MT.;, = :.p r.fy.v.g that he s equpped f-' 'r P derp Mr. Coan s a -.h,-r up'"- ex )er(?nced scout and wtllvn- " jst ass-tance to the boys. c Executve Herbert W. \:.;rr.:. the Rartan Councl, was.-.- ' d.".ced and r, hs remarks em-h;-- that :he Boy Scouts of ATt'r.c..at r.al movement s profrres.?- ;>'ly and that Scoutng s r...v. ::.e rrtnzed n every part. '. h> j'""ry wr.ere boy? are and that he :: v-nh'n: ha? never beer, r. a >t'.:.". jndton than t s tv jay..'jr.r. t d of the plan? of thv R;-.r - tar, '" unc:l whereby a local f :,:: v- H,,r.or s to be organzed n C.'!",;.!, composed of the troop..rr,. F. F. Ellson Jr., Robert T.f-,- ret Chrstopherson. Everett J «rh Joy. Alexander Br *n a!>.-,v canddate Robert Perce., r..n commttee present r.cjded Frar.kn Green, channat; J. B. Tffany. H»rry Ells. Joseph Joy. ; r d the member* for the dona- 8nd RuTS Lfe was gven by Mr?, boxes, T tht- chldren. Logan and Mrs. Harold offcer* Were j?kcd to serve Mundy. c;ont. Mrs. T. At the busnesj sesson t» «< reported that the proceeds from the,:;>:>, Mr?. P. treasurer. Mrs. F. J. Wns- «a!e of Chrstmas cards retted the rext meetng w v.e of Mrs. F. he held at A lams or. Eastern Star Bazaar Planned for March 25 Lades Arrangng Beneft for Crafttmen't Club; Promse Unque Booths A U.w- day bazaar p'.ar.ned by Amerfu; Chapter. Eas:*rn Star, s expected by the srvr.s rs M be one treasury?40. t waj voted to gve $2" to'the Nesbtt Fund. Ms-- Huher read a letter from Mss Ruth K Barboar. superntendent of the Allson James School at Sar.ta Fe, ew Mexto. of whch Mss S-pht Jnhrs»n of town s on the teachng, sta?, thankng the Guld fr tht Chrs".- ma# «h««r sent. Durng the socal hour the hn;;,>sstrved delcous refreshments. The next meetng wll be.anuary 24 wth Mrs. Maxwell L-gan of Maple avenue. Mss.lessup. wh.' spent the early years r 'f h^r lft-.r. Syra and whose pan-r.t? are teachng the gospel there stll, wll tell of customs, lfe, etc., of the Syran people. Mss,?e?-up s a graduatt of Wlson College and? a member of the local hgh school faculty. Reader See* No Harm n Move* on Sunday : the ouutandnp tvf-r.tj of the d; The r. ;1 e^t..:cr.fs Srrn* socal «.,,- - -' f 5 ^j Staton c^ vews on the Sunday Man-h 25 and 2>> have been nv.-.tee OTd fathers of boys s -hat the so,uts could advance th:..'.gh varous grades wthou* havng to *b* - f h nvmur trave'. out of ther own contmurty. Ev*ry T,O prfr-ent was enthu-a?:.c abr.:t the possbltes for s-coutr.g r. <.' ona and the "meetng er.t' wth ar; nformal socal at whch : ft-? :.::. jther refreshment were serwrtte; that he he; to Sunday mov.es ; fned to a small proporton of -:< church- c ar.rode rooms, a ;a^ that s rap-, * - noj1 move5 tha:, rc r.. ;,.v becomng a :.a. cen.er for ; hamfuf on,. eewa v S are not harrr.- many organtatons. j. Sunday He ntmates that Mrs. Harry Bak.rSr. s charman. fu.^n ^Jfor a means o the bazaar..-he s to be na ssted by Mrs. Nevr. H. men am A. Glham. ar. R, vce-charman. John H. Love, presdent of the Crafter., has appont- e parent; exactly where ther Messrs. Jelhr.n. Stryker, Cox. present were Frar.k'.x Qlham, and Kuh'.man as the club's grls spend Sunday," he offcal commttee t? help the lades. eldes. con- Others on the on.mttee. organzed at a recent nu-t-tr.g, are N. H. Short and Sweet Guth, treasurer; Wayne T. Cox. secretary; A salt tred l.y the late Sr Ft Mrs. A. H. Bowers, char- Jeune n the Englsh dvorce man for the supper; Mrs. W. Hunt, dtobeoneoft utlty; Mrs. Stephen Wyld. fancy ord. Sr Francs suauw up the CM Hancock, and John Drake artce?: Mrs. E. Couver, refresh- ments; Mrs. F. McKeown. pastry; Mrs. L. Frankel. aprons; Mrs. T. H. Stryker. Easter noveltes; Mrs. A. JeUyman, candy; Mrs. A. Strand- nd Scoutmaster Davd W. Pavs and Scoutmaster Rchard N- at - : Jan. 17-" C.!:'. x :.:.-.- hold a...:j Cub H -^c. Av.-.bov Md- av- Ways Means Easter Star wll Craftsmen's Mr :. H. Wyd s tht- tnera rty at Columban Jn. 20 Car,-. Pa edes. C- D. A. Show n St. es Post»T. J»n. 21 B..x.:-.g Ja:::v- A^-.;t r.ur;., Amerca!-. U^;-v.. Jan. 21 and 22 Musca'. Comedy -That's That". Junor Woman's Cub. H:gh.$choj Audtor'.um at S.5 P. M. Jan. 22 M'.d-Y.'r.ter dance at Av. ene! Sch:'.'l by ryquos Outr.g C!ubVenetar-. Jerenaders to play. J»n. 24 The- Craftsmen's Club, ^ aroun<j j 3 5.wll h.'.d a double card party at lm. 0<- su,.... ter c'.ut house. Women wll play s..;. 'wth women and men wll play wth' f n. sj as - n hvrp, n'.yjtery bag; Mr. JeUyman. Bngo; Charks Kuhlman, publcty; H..1. Baker, purchasng. The haaat wll oper, wth a dnner or. the frs: evenng. The commttee ha; secured assstance of pws.r.s who have conducted successful bazaars n othrr towr.s and s arrar.gng to ha'.\ many novel booths. Sut of Clothes or Top Coat May Be Had For One Dollar A sale tr./.: average mar..:. clothne oper.? M n r he --.or-, should nterest the quest uf bargans n tomorrow at 1 J A. of the F. & G. Cloth- 1 th ftree:, Perth Am- 'ers. at : f:v.. b^y. The st-. r opeved about a year ap'. p and the -. e surtnr tomorrow = 'he frst ar.t.versary ^ale of th* company. Y. a G. Clothers carry a g...l,; lne of r.uum prced suts am. average prce of sut- 'overcoats. Tr.. But at ths sale ths offered at $28.50 per f about twenty Jjer s not the feature of Jan- 28 Frday evenng. the the salt. Thr -J g feature s that the The Sun Frandsro Mdwnter Baseba.1! le-afue ronrsta of eght teams. party n audtorum of the Me-. Amercan Legon wll hold a card same suts may be had at $1. each,llar-<ay offerng tbe ball t-ague consuls " "«>" "- oartv ". the auaxonun v "^ "- _ oy a >«:va...m, ---, -! Thre«g»m*» wll b* plajed each Sua- : ftl Mumcpa Bnldng. wth Mrs. frm ^ makng The offer s tns: A Ernest Hunt, charman. The P- ^Uj-"er" purch&^s a sut and Nevr', day»t Eecreatoo park n that cty. As»"->n aa a sutable play la found. Gene Tanney U gong n for actng, and t tf L>!>«3 any EUOC«M he may hav«wll nduce tome actors to do the same. «The lonfest dror-lvk on record waa made hj t. T. Gede at Ednburgh n lwl. when te booted the ball T5 yard* durnj the Scotland v,ud Wale* ntertu0l»l ru ty raatctu ;< oeeds wll be used for tbe xnp to; $2 s.50 for t; then f he Parls - add another Mllar to the J.a. 19 Card Party by Cmc De- ] prce he ma>. aave another sut or' panment of the Woman's Club at the, a t coat '^ other vords havng 1 home of Mrs. G M. Lddle, Tsd»k bougn; one._ ;l ^ purcuser h^ j P ce - the thoce of any other sut or any Feb. U Tbe Craftsmen's Club tcp eoat n. re lot b>. w. ng an.! wll hold a dnner-d&nce at the club 0^her dollar house. Wayne T. Co s the general: There u \ ^ ^ ^ ^ department charman of arrangement^ connected wth the store where *1-,,. -F.b. 12 Dance and Package Par- wwuon maj., e mllde ^ nsure per., fcur.- r d:nwh:ch of t>.e r. Sat- Mrs. G. C H.lrr.ej was -. Elzabeth, Thursday. Cecela's R. C, Church. (-charge for alteratons when made n ty at seln School, beneft of St. (fecl f: ThV re ^ a sjght extra;» U Md of One Tunnej thaf The S-:;-r.:.v CUfr.: thr Presbyteran CVUTh «:.'. me--, t r.pht ' tn a crowd" Ths U 'probably true. j l» 'the s»«rt of ro*n wl)» <y»n be alon "Buddes, a muscal j connec^on w; -; r. ^e specal terms of Any tme Ur. Tuune^ want* to be March 31 Mnstrel Shdw., s alone be ran be alooe. re vv «.-> ^ Men's Brotherhood n Hgh.Sehool (, Stran d theatre. S From noeounts tf rarooa week-end Easter sale : 1. Aprl The members v ll m^et ". -..!..' s.lt- otv.jj's h.^ s* horae fr.'n now un'.!.-.-.pv!.t,.. we;*, etf. --At the '.- re ot th(- tv.sr.t-> s»-s. on a soc;l tme was fr.jcyv a. 'us w*re S-rved,y -.he. _ T!u next n.v-r.g wll be-!»; tke horct of Mrs. A M. Smth..;r.. Mrs.»»k Bart ft entsr.ar.cd Tuesty Kw.xg Brx^e Cljb or. -. '.JJ Hgh Ac ore was "wade by Ms. l^w? Frtnkt-1 who rt-j ceved lnr d^h toweu and Mrs.» B»fh who nvevfd >!'.ow c»s.es.. Tht ' coasolaton WAS awardcj to Ms Anna Baker. The uthtr quests wore:; Mrs, Hwry Kakt-r, M:ss WyVne Bak- : w, of U>«n and Mrs. George M<-- Laug-hUn, Mrs. Stephrn Wyld, m\» Mrt.. rvng Baker of Woudbndgr The member^ of the Rosary S«>- >j, cety wll mwt lo'gh". ut t.e fca\t $,of Mr*. Julas Jatgvr to cwmplete nturus on the ^ad p»rty au: dnce receatly. gae games t s deduced tha, -oulernton D l l 1 feld l (o ftul» to buld t aroun "And)" Andfrs the Purdue fot' bt*n t tower of the prme a (omball rge n, veteran RuarJ on all lesm, who has rrut;tt on (te var- lly for two years, has to '.voc lhyng an tcvuut leart. Ktve per cet of tte "flnt money" taken n durug LC lsfm racng»e«-!.on has lew sent to tle breeders «t U,c wuuluk h.raen by the Canadao Uacus s'ttk'lhtkm. The amount JU trb«t«l was t5.o7s.05.» The North Anertnn Tacht Racng unl<* has TS,-'"hs tn xhr VulteJ Stales H(K1 'mj run 11,-d at ^r*. Tte ortttnluhua was l»u less than year ago t ronlrou the of le «)>orl Kll Au««. Au«. l*»d#r af c of the Wot, hfulh,, -The musc lt j j^n^rn,. u, lut wk. club of whch Mrs. W. Krug ',t 1( swmj»n,he n the hstory of te busy busy plaug planmug f«r (Hr *.**+* u> ^OMK- lh(mtlq vtute'lt whch wjll l be b b*14 b14 n n ^ r e. lte other belug Boj K. tb«u M ths coah»u <> un D vm ut4 of J Please menton ths paper when buyng from acver,l^er;. Save Pennes- Waste Dollars Someusenof pnnoog save pennes by g«< taw r/tnor work and lose dollars through lack of ad* voters value m the wort they get Prnttrsasanje charge very reasonable poces. for none of rhero get rch akhough nearly al of them work hard Mont 0«r Frtatag s DmexccUcd n! New.,,71^^ tkt ua.p. B a««t. tk* -ol w ARE YOU GULTY A FARMEDcaryksan ** expf» package man aug ma^jrrkf hou»e wa» accooed by a xal dealer n* MORAWADVERTBE as follows: -f the busbaml w, ejh. bmte.he wfe says he s. * > ^ rd of hm. f, o» "' e " l ' er ha n '!- he \t the wnt be makes lm.^f ^ he Ts far too ^ Consder your ANOTHER follow- lce had to be detaled to the to handle the crowd. Two Combned Demonstratons Free Samples Saturday, January 15, at the WOODBRDGE DELCATESSEN 102 Man Street, Phone Woodbrdge 84-J Clcquot Club Gngerale and Sasparlla and Frst Annual Demonstraton of the Very Ute.t Prepared Cold Cut OTTOSTAHLS "Ready-to-eat Meats" Roast Vrgna Ham erf Ham led B«'ef twurst k-rl Tongue ktd Beef r Ptt H;m Bologna Lvt-rwurst Kn'cwurst -jrnl Beef ("lkkt-n Roll Sugar Ham Roll Taylor's Ham Frankfurters Meat Loaf Luncheon Roll Meat Bologna Teawurst Tongue Bologna Cervelatwurst. Bacon Capacola Salam Lvorno Salam A free sample to all For tho»e who demand the bt The Woodbrdge Dehcate»»en SPECAL At ARKY'S Wooabrdge DRUGSTORE L^Saturday'. sale wa, a bg succe... We found out that Woodbrage people apprecate value*. SPECAL PRCES FOR THS WEEK END MEDCNE SPECALS Sale Prce Vck't Vapo*Rub, reg. 35c 28c Mtuteroe, reg. 35c - 28c Bayer's Asprn, 12 tablets, reg. 20c. 24 tablets, reg.^5c Rem, for coughs, reg. 60c $1.00 sze Laxatve Broroo Qunne, reg. 30c. HU1'$ Ca*cara Qunne, reg. 30c Condon's Catarrh Jelly, reg. 30c Ely's Cream Balm, reg. 60c Pnkham't Veg. Compound, reg. $1.20 Father John's, 60c sze..." $1.00 sze Lysol, 25c sze 50c sztf, 44c;?1.00 sze Sloan's Lnment, reg, 35c 28 c Pluto Water, small sze Large sze. Beef, ron and Wne Tonc r.g. $1.25 Comp. Syrup Hypophoaphtes bottle 15c 25c 49c 89c 23c 23c 21c 89c 49c 89c 21c 88c \... 18c 33c 89c 79c ARKTSREXAU 87 Man St. Next to A. ox P. GAUZEJS Napkns Per. Doz. t's underlay protects the clothng. SAM- PLE on request. KOTEX, reg. 60c Per doz... 49c FREE Cake of Palmolve Suap wth your favorte SHAMPOO. Watkn's Mulsned, reg. 50c Palmolve Shampoo, reg. 50c Laco Castle Shampoo Harmony Olver Shampoo WTCH HAZEL, 1 pnt, reg. 50c Pond's Cold Cream, reg. 35c SAVE, '>th SAFETY Pood'sVanahngCream, reg 35c CANDES Thn Shell Jordan Almonds, 1b 39c 39c 49c 49c 39c 39c Town Talk Chocolate*, lb - ** All the avorte centers that everyone lkes The Saturday Candy, lb.. reg. 49c 39c Wrapped Cream Caramels or Choc. Peppermnt Pattes STORE Woodbrdge Tel. 737 s