Greatest Crowd in Township's History Sees Auto Race

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1 HEKKY ST.C.LAV, MAN ST., WOODBRDGE,N.j. The News of AH The Townshp vol.. X. No. 7 Clarence S. Wood Addresses Rotarans Roselle Pastor Speaks On nterestng Subject Flod T. Howell Presdes Over Frst Meetng. The men of the north, and the nr-n of the south thnk wth two dfferent mnds. They thnk on dfferent p]lnes, and because of ths, the great prohbton queston wll some day hv- to he settled by a sprt of compromse." Thus, the Rev. Clarence S. Wood, pastor of St. LukeR Epscopal church of Roselle, voced the kcynte of a very nterestng tnlk whch hr gave nt the weekly meetng of the Wonlbrdge Rotary Club Wednesday,Mll. Rev. Wood frankly dscussed the jruhbton act and the dfferences whch the men of the country vewed t.!< used the Cvl War as an exrr.plory background, and havng lved both n the north and n the south he forcefully portrayed the present condton of the country by carefully weghng the varous planes of thought. He went on to say that a sprt of compromse would be absolutely necessary to settle the questn, or there would be the probablty of another war horderng closely " the type of conflct suggested ly the great Cvl War a queston df ndvdual states rghts. Kev. Wood was the organzer and fn-.l presdent of Rotary at Roselle. le has been the rector of St. Lukes fur the past twenty fve yeara. He served as a chaplan n the World Regstered n Rartan Councl. n an announcement made from the headquarters of the Rartan Councl, Boy Scouts of Amerca today by A. B. McDowell, charman of the cam) commttee, Camp Burtont-Allare begns ts 99 season on Sunday, July 7th, for R weeks. For the past month ntensve work has been done at the camp n preparaton for the Urge number of Scouts who are to report on Sunday, and from a report of Scout Executve Herbert W. Lunn, who has been a frequent vstor to the camp recently, the condtons ut Camp Burton-at- Allare ure far superor to the old WOOlBRllMlK, N..., FHDAY, JULY 5, 99 Acton Photo of Four of (he Racng Cum Roarng nto th* "Home Strr-tch" Curve on the Woodhrd(p Track n the Mle Grnd.ml Sunday. From l.rft to Rght, the Drven are: Rck Decker, Shorty Cnllon, Lou Moore, Boh Robnon. Greatest Crowd n Townshps Hstory Sees Auto Race Fght Over Money Lands Two Men n Jal Walter Danels and Arthur Walker, both colored, of New street. were arrested Sunday nght follow- ; ng a fght n the New street house. The men got nto an altercaton over j some money that was sad to have Most Dangerous Man Held For Grand Jury Throng Estmated at From, to, Persons Attend* Openng Race On Bg Wooden Saucer" Local Polce Augmented By State Troopers On Hand But Crowd s Orderly and Dsperses Quckly After Race. KPagesToday Sportng News, Page PRCE THREE CENTS The openng of the Woodbrdgo was great exctement over the wnregarded by the polce as the most but the offcer was gettng the best year. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Hosts poneerng, woodwork, campng, bug- board speedway last Sunday drew the ners hut the bggest crowd ever gath Joseph Bakus Bound Over On Three Charges,After Capture bggest crowd that has appeared at ered n Woodbrdge remaned orderly War also. the bg wooden saucer snce t was and dspersed soon after the race was. On Three Charges At Revolvers Pont Had Escaped bult. Conservatve estmates place over. Another race wll be held on wood carvng, bookbndng, cookng; Flud T. Unwell presded over hs, Ten Days Prevously After Battle n Whch He Bt the crowd at from ten to twelve thousand. Some estmates ran as hgh as confrmed report. A detaled story of Edward Resman, -"nersonal health., Sunday, July, accordng to an un- Ray Pateman, enmpng, athfndng; lr-t meetng. Mr. Howell was went- been stolen. Both had been drnkng, v elected presdent of the Woodbrdge Rotary Club. accordng to the polco. They were d N. f E. th Kretjer Wd Cop Who Was Tryng To Arrest Hm For arragned n polce twenty thousand. Whatever the exact fgures, the"~crowd was far bgng page. ng, woodwork; Crag Seaft, poneer- the race wll be found on the sport- publc health, scholarshp, pathflnd- court Monday WHS the guest of Harry Van der- mornng and ftted Hurlng Chld At Wfe, $5 and $.6 Mte, and Tom Brennan the gueat of ger than the throngs that wtnessed ng, personal health, cvcs; Harry costs each. Kaynond Jackson. Two boat captans who became Joseph Backus or Bakus, aged,. The blow dd not even stun Bakus races at the Woodbrdge track last Wlson, publc health, bookbndng, dsorderly Sunday nght whle under the nfluence of lquor and were locked up, were fned $5 and $.6 each. the was held for the acton lock and Bakus suddenly sprung enng. Drvers sad t was deal for The total badges awarded were treacherous and dangerous man n of hm untl hs handcuffs refused to The day was cloudy but not threat- To Members of Sew are n Club lng. Camp Burton Opens They «r, Patrck Kavanagh and Her- [}tf t bal Monday mornng on three charges; atro- When the polce heard Sunday contend wth glarng sunlght. Polce Class and Mert Badges repre- through a wndow and escaped. racng because they dd not have to Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Anderson Tenderfoot, Second Class, 6 Frst man Hoffman. cous assault and battery, volatng mornng that Bakus mght be n hdng n the home of a man namad No- of Woodbrdge and state troopers were hosts ta> many members and sentng 7 subject^.. Sunday For 8 Weeks a parole and resstng and attackng guests at the Sewaren Land and Water Club on Saturday. Honor sesson, Scout Executve Lunn At the concluson of the Court of Farewell Surprse Gven an offcer. He waa arrested Sunday vak n Wldwood avenue, Offcers mornng by Offcers Lews and Rob-Lewert E;ran after eludng the polce Mrs. Roy E. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. and he expressed --hs deep appreca- and Egan went to nvestgate. Those present ncluded: Mr. and was called upon for a few remarks Scouts of Ths Dstrct May To Mrs. Hugh Boyle snce early on the mornng of Frday, Attend Provded They Are June, when he escaped from Of- Two Are njured n Just before mdnght on June when nformed that he was lable to Bakus who s compactly the Lades Ad Socety. py bult and arrest for harborng g a crmnal, \ Accdent on Hghway has tremendous strength, pcked up Bakus k a year ago blkjkd t blackjacked hs Whtman Boynton, Mr. and Mra. A socal tme was enjoyed wth one of f hs own chldren and d hurled hld wfe f whle she h was asleep l and d fled fld beb nw-traffk accdent Frday.afternoon on Ambon avenue near ^hrsl A. Hall, Barren McNulty, Vrgna Merrll Mosher, A. H. Anderson, F. convsrsauon awl games n whch Mrs. the chld across the table, strkng fore the polo, arrved. He -was ar- Clyde B*rry and Mr*. P. J. Donate, abou.t ten damlfttor and sent Haven, Julus Burmestar, of 5 Updergraff, Mr. and Mrs, Guy W««yer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry were prze wnners. bt wfe wfh th» chld and w! workhouse for fve months, Kensngton " terrace,?aaa(! ( ndependence Day /and Those present were: Mesdames both. The act was done n a Ford, Mr*. temper aganst the wfe, apparently The sentence was later reduced to Ethel Fallon, of OcedsMe, N. Y. and Mrs. E. L. Tompkns, Mr. andcommunty Untes n Stagng Wllam Boylan, Joseph l.omax, J. J. wthout any cause. three months, were njured. Burmester was treated by Dr. Collns for cuts on the. Dcmare&t, Mss MadelneMe Russy, All-Day Program the Prze Mrs. Julan Grow, Mr. and Mrs. M. Donegan, Danel Locke, George Leonard, L. ). Belden, P. J. Donato, Wlafter mdnght, Bakus was n bed pre-! treatng hs wfe for years and that head" and face. Mas Fallon had cuts Harold Johnson, Betty de Russy, J. When Offcer Enhorn arrved just Polce say that Bakus has been ms- camp at Admstnn, N. N.).. J whch hh has hs he«: used by the Rartan Councl for lam ena, Clyde Berry, H... Ba-tendnker, Hugh Boyle, H. A. Tuttle, H. T. when the offcer approached and a trouble. He s alleged to have fred Burmfcster was drvng southward Howard Dayer, Jr. sleep: le sprung nto acton he has been a constant source of on both knees. Wnners. Tranor, ). C. Rush, Evelyn Fox and tle pa*t tw" years. Tl» Allare Camp was gven to the Bernard, Mrs. Edward Crode, Mrs. desperate struggle followed. Bakus several shots at an offcer once when on Amboy avenue when hs car was AVENEL The fourth annual The Fourth of July dahce was Vce,,v Scouts by Arthur trstane of D.. DeYoung, Mrs..lohn.son, Mrs. bt the offcer and the latter used hs the offcer was attemptng to lock n collson wth a car drven by Margaret Fallon, of Ooeanade. here yesterday n a fttng manner. Fourth of July program was observed Commodores nght and.mr. and Mrs. New York, anl through the co-oper- fade, Mrs. Mowbray and Mrs. J. M. club, splttng t completely n two. hm up. C. L. Wswall were the hosts. The program of the day started wth ;t.n of rrh organzatons as the Holferty of Mam, Fla. the sunrse salute. The salute was \.lmy Park Lodge of Elks and the followed by a parade whch started Kwns Club, nvolvng an expendture (f thousands of dollars the West Vsts Pkes Peak Dr. B. W. Hoagland Tourng on Remson avenue and began at buldngs <m the camp have been made ou-r for scoutng purposes, and an.mlor swmmng pool has been bult. The camp drector s to be Waldo K Holbrooke, of Lukewood, wet known by Rartan Councl scouts and be wll be asssted by Morgan C. Knapp, water front drector; Arthur P Newkrk, mess hall drector; and Dr. Colcnan, who wll be the camp physcan. n addton to ths senor staff of Hnnae.. camp leaders, there wll he a staff of camp masters ncludng KKt? Scouts of the RarUn and Monnouth councls. The Rantan Councl representatve s Davd Hn.wn of Troop, who s already at camp and wll have charge of one of be sub-camps. AVENEL A very pleasant surprse party was tendered Mrs. Hugh fcer Joseph Emhorn after btng the Boyle of Burnett street by the mem-offcebers of the Womans Club and Lad-of the rght hand. severely on the ndex fnge es Ad Socety at the home of Mrs, When arragned Monday Bakus Charles Sessel on Tuesday afternoon. The lades took ths way of promsed to stop drnkng and behave made a desperate plea for mercy. He showng Mrs. Boyle, before she left hmself n the future f gven another for her new home n Texas, ther apprecaton of her splendd workn chances and always broke hs prom- chance. He has been gven other both organzatons. A calf skn hand se. bag was presented by the Womans Club and a sut of slk underwear by Fords Cycle Club Elects New Offcers Fred Haller s Named Presdent Club Plans Seres of Road Events. FORDS The Fords Motorcycle Club held a meetng recently at whch tme electon of offcers took place. Those elected are as follows; Presdent, Fred Haller; vce-presdent, Anthony Mastrouth; secretary, Steven Hunyad; pypsy tour master, John Desatnyck; road captan, Frank Dr. B. W. Hoagland who s spendng hs vacaton tourng the West, has vsted several places of nterest. n a recent letter he told of beng n Denver and had just returned from a trp to the top of Pkes Peak. Ths trp was made on June 9 and the doctor was about to leave for Salt Lake Ctv, Dr. Hoagland wrote that he wll go on to Alaska soon. - Cyrus. The drectors are: John Damback Wllam Westlake, Lous Fafrovch and Anthony Kobus. Scout Executve Lunn of the Karan Councl, wll have charge of the zaton at Sesson Monday A specal meetng wll be held nt the club room on Sunday, when pluns Major Kmberlng s Confrmed n Appontment As,nut of Honor. Th., trst perod of camp s from wll be made for the followng events: July 7 to the st; the stfeond perod Natonal Nato Champonshp p p hll clmb., July, st to August th; the thrd sectonal hll clmb, endurance run, Superntendent; Succeeds petod,, s August th to the 8th, and metropoltan jaunt, relablty relaby run, Dr. Frank Moore, Resgned. tl. lth perod s August 8th to SepultT st... The new Board of Managers of the feld meet, t race meet, socal l run, and d mdnght run. lenlbcr The members of the Fords Motorcycle Club are: Frank Molnar, Bald- Ml swmmng and other actvtes New Jersey Reformatory near Rahway organzed Monday at a sesson be under the supervson of com Amercan Red Cross Lfe Sav- that lasted all afternoon. The bg neyan Lertner, John Kuchck, Andrew ptctlt Fale, John Bruce, Prank Durst, of An \n organsed... and thoroughly cdent of the sesson was the offcal South Rver; George Totn, of New traned lfe guard serves durng Brunswck; Harry Stone, Lous Stoak, every perod. canoeng, and motor n prevous years, but n ths case on tn- Manasquan Rver and Barnegat tup camp s open to am regstered Scouts of the Rarton Councl. The fee b $ per two weeks perod per scout. Applcatons, together wth payment for the campers frst perod nnut be fled at least one week n advance drectly wth the "Boy Scouts of Amerca, Rartan Buldng, Perth Amboy, N. J.," otherwse reservaton wll not be guaranteed. Payments for addtonal or stay over weeks may b«made at Perth Amboy durng the weekfor at the camp oftd. on Sunday Sunday s "turnover" day. The cfunp week begns after.sunday dnner. Rebates cannot be granted to those who arrve late, or wthdraw or are dsmssed, sckness accepted.. Every scout comng to camp must present a doctors certfcate before beng accepted. Ths certfcate must not be more than four days old upon s.rrvu! at camp. Doctors certfcate s attached to applcaton form. Sundays have been set apart lor parents and frend* to vst the camp and are the only day* when specal programs wll be planned for the pleunure and entertpmment of vstors. For vstors brngng ther own lunches specal convenences wll be urraped.,... Th«camp commtte of the Rartan Councl conssts of A. B. McDowell of Parth Amboy, charman; trtss Abegg, scoutmaster, Troop 6, Perth, Amboy; L. L Russell. Pwlm; A U. Glass, Carteret; and G, Wllam K S asrfe F Conkln, Mchael Bluster, Joseph Beers, John Kostar, Anthony Kobus, Lous Fafrovch, Wllam Westlake, John Damback, Frank Cyrus, John Desatnyck, Steve Hunyad. Fred Haller. John Thompson, Hghland Park; Robert Me Cracker., of Perth Amboy. Rev. Myers Addresses So. Amboy Rotarans Rev. J. Benjamn Meyers, former presdent of the Woodbndge Rotary Club addressed the South Amboy Rotarans at ther meetng: Tuesda*. He spoke on "Gettng the Most Ojt of Rotary." Other local Rotarans present were: Hugh Kelly, Lou Neuberg, Wllam Westergaard and Maxwell Logan. Beneft Card Party For St. James School A publc card party for the ^ ft of St. Jamet school, wll be held Wednesday, July, ut the home of Mra B. J. Flanagan n Rahway avenue All games wll be n play. Refreshments wll be served and pruts awarded. Mss Jane Flanagan s The Frederck H. Turner Co. : t nsurance : : 89 E«t Avo., Sewtren Telephone Woodbrdge 6 Reformatory Board s Now Organzed New Body Completes Organ- passng of the superntendeney of the nsttuton from Dr. Frank Maore who has been head of the reformatory for the past twenty years and whose wse admnstraton has ganed hm and the reformatory Natonal fame, to Major Mark O. Kmberlng, one tme deputy chef of the New Jersey State polce. The appontment of Major Kmber- _ g as superntendent of the Reformatory had been practcally agreed upon by the State Board of nsttutons and Agences. The appontment was confrmed Monday by the new board. Newton A. K. Bugbee, State Comptroller at Trenton was elected presdent of the board. C. P. Boynton, of Woodbrdge, was named vee-prasednt, and H. P. Anderson, of Jersey Cty, was made secretary. John F. O- Nell, also of Jersey Cty,.was made charman of the parole bourd. He and Anderson were members of the old board. Major Kmberlng was at the Reformatory early Monday to take charge of hs new post. He was asssted n gettng acquanted wth the dutes of hs offce by Deputy Super ntendent R. E. Templeton and by Commssoner of Agences and nsttutons Ells., r. Novak dened that Bakus was there but the offcers searched and found hm n a room the door of whch was locked. The door was broken down and Bakus was taken at the ponts of two revolvers. Subsequently Novak, who evdently dd not realze the serousness of hdng and harborng a fugtve from justce, called up headquarters and wanted to know when the townshp would send a carpenter to repar the. broken door. He dropped the matter were on hand to take care of the crowd but though the great throng was enthusastc t was orderly and the offcers had lttle trouble. Chef of Polce Murphy, however, took no chances; he had every avalable gan of hs force on the job. The men were statoned at ponts of advantage ao as to control any stuaton that mght arse. When one of the machnes ran nto the fence the crowd rosejto ts feet as one person, but thee was no trouble. At the close of the );ace there Three Auto Accdents On Holday Heavy Traffc Crowds Hghways Three Women Are njured As Holday Motorst* Hurry Home Last Nght From.Shore Resorts Many Mnor Accdents Roads Crowded All Day Wth Traffc Bound Toward Resorts On Shore. **-<- &^SM^&ku.J^ Th«resgnaton of Dr. Frank Moore went nto effect at mdnght Sunday nght and the followng day Adelpht Collage, Brooklyn. Mss h«left for a vacaton n New Eng-Kahmland. Upon hs return he wll take up es at Columba wlere she expects to ntends to contnue her stud- charman, she wll be asssted by Mrs. P. W. Murphy and Mrs. h^ths new poston as executve of prs- take her M. A. degree. dore Zehrer. on constructon for the frm of Alfred Hopkns and Assocates of New York. Ms. Johnson H. Sprgsted, of Glens Falls, N. V., s spendng a few daya wth her snters, tha M-^ses Dx- ^ ar* fe %M _ J- ±.^^.n nt ^ Traffc reached new hgh record, tal where she was attended by Dr. yy yesterday on the hghways gy passng pg George E. Gallaway. through the townshp and d speedng Harry Harrs, of 9 Smth street, and confuson resulted n three accdents n whch persons were njured. yesterday evenng and was struck was drvng South on Wllam street There were numerous oth«r accdents by a car drven by Georgp Scarpa, of n whch cars were damaged more or 85 Hamlton avenue, Garfeld, N. J. less but drvers and other occupants The car s owned by Lous Scarpa, of escaped njury. Caspan street, Elzabeth. Ruth Howard Lews, of Jersey Cty was Augustne of 68 Rdgewood avenue, along St. Georges avenue at :5 Woodbrdge, who was n the Harrs p. m. yesterday and was n collson car was treated by Dr. Joseph Marks wth a bus drven by George Selak of for a laceraton of the forehead and Upper Green street. Maron Dankus bruses on the back and legs. who was n the car wth Lews receved several cuts about the face ance avenue, Newark, was drvng Jacob Glbert, of 85 South Or- and was taken to the Rahway msp- MSS GO.MK KAHME Of Fulton St., WuoJbrdge Woodbrdge Grl Wns College Degree n Arts Another Woodbrdge student n college las made jjood. Mj sa Golde Kahme, of 5J Fulton street, has taken her baccalaureate n Arts at LOST ARDALE PQG, ftmale. Kndly return to owner. Reward. DrT. Mn»- ton, 69 Lnden avtmue, Woudbrklge, phone 6-R. t*ma,«p, mrth on Amboy avenue, at 7:5 p. m. last.nght when hs car struck Mrs. Mma, aged GO years, of 8 Amboy avenue. The a^ed woman was tkt to her home where she was treated by Dr. Marks. A colored man drvrg a car along the Carteret road toward Woodbrdge yesterday afternoon swerved sharply to one sde to avod another cur that was hoggng tbe road. The car ran nto the angle of a sde [street and bent over an ron ppe supportng a street sgn. Colored Republcan Club Tb Unvel Charter Announcement that a charter has l.cn obtaned waa made Tuesday nght at a regular meetng of the Colored Republcan Club of Woodhrcgo nt the meetng place at 7 New slct. The charter wll be unveled at a meetng to be held on the evenng of Tuesday, July 6, The ebarter wll be unveled by Mrs. M. Mclauluy, wdow of one of the founders of the club. All canddates for townshp and county ofc* * have been nvted to attend the meetng. The name of the organzaton has been changad to "The Colored Ctzens Club of Woodbrdge Townshp." Meetngs, wll be held at 7 New street as n the past. El»b«tl Freeman Dxon. Elzabeth Freeman Dxon, daughter of the late Wllam B. and Susan A. Dxon, ded on Saturday last, June <!!), after a lngerng llness. The funeral whch was prvate, waa held on Tuesday mornng, at Trnty church. The rector, Rev. J. Benjamn Myers offcated., D. P. DE YOUNG K«kl EUU am U 98 AVMM St, Aven.l, N. Phone: Woodbrdge UU-J R. H. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Compton, Rev. and Mrs. J. Benjamn Myers, Wllam Vncent, Bernce Weaver, Charles Acker, Helen Augustne, Harry Harrs* Mss Ruth Augustne, Mr. «nd Mrs. C. L. Wswall, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Syckle, H. Dayer, Monroe Wesnt, Ruth Muler, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Westergaard, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Weant, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gll, Mr and Mrs. Wllam Bartow, Mr. ant Mrs. F. A. Spencer, Harry de Ruasy, Florence Brown. Woodbrdge Boy Wns Hgh Honors Spencer W. Drummond Attans Average of 95.5 at Westmnster College. (Specal to ndependent) FULTON, MO., July 5 Spencer W. Drummond of Woodbrdge, was among the students of Westmnster College n Fulton who were placed on the honor roll for the laat semester because of the hgh grades he mude, the fgures on whch have just been released by Presdent M. E. Melvn of the college after beng compled from the class records by the force at the college offce. Drummond was lsted among the students who made above 9 n all grades, hs mark beng )5.5. Drummond was a fne student all year and "Dr. Melvn declared he stood hgh among the professors un- (^er whom he took subjects durng the Woodbrdge Scouts Wn Honor Badges Many Members of Troop No. Reeev«Decoratons at Court of Camp. Honor Held n Humd L. Hull, charman of the Troop Organzaton Cnmtntttt of the Hrtm Councl and Scout Executve Herbert W. Lunn, have returned fnm» trp to the camp conducted by Tmop m of Woodbrdge at Hghrdge, N. J. A specal feature of th«sunday A afternoon program was the holdng of a camp Court of Honor, at whch numerous badres were awarded n» Hdng the followng. Tenderfoot badges were presented by Scoutmaster Abbott to R»y Keatng, Olver Nlsen, Albert Outwater Jr., Julus Resmsn. Second class badger) were presented to Ru*cll Baldwn, John. Eppenstener and Donald Zenoba. Second class mert badge* were presenud to Scouts Harry Armstrong who receved hades n Leathercraft, wodwork, personal Health, carptntry, bookbndng; Raymond Petwson receved the personal health badge. The Frst Clues scout badge was presented to Scouts Ray Jackson, Joel Leeson, Walter Lev), Alton Wolney and Melvn Sherman. The Frst Class Mert badges were awarded to the followng scouts: Davd Bnlfour, Brd study, campng, bookbndng; Russell Demarest, cookng, personal health, buglng, swmmng, athletcs; Walter Lev, ton for the splendd tme that he and Mr. Hall and he had spent. He commended the work of Mr. Tappen and Scoutmaster Abbott and congratulated the boys of Troop 8 for havng such worth whle leaders. Several of the boys- of the Troop are e now plannng to take tk advance Mert Badge tranng; by attendng one or two perods at Camp Burton durng July and August. Avenel Celebrates : oclock. The parade was made up of the varous organzatons of Avenel and school chldren n costume, scouts and the tre department whch fostered the celebraton. The judges of the prze wnnng floats and costumes were W. H. Gardner, Mayor Ryan and James Wght. Those wnnng przes n the floats were: frst: Mr. Schwartz, a float representng seeng the world; second; Gypsy Kdde Crcus, made by the Wllam Campbell Assocaton; thrd: Avenel Womans Club, representng a brds nest. The most orgnal was gven to Wllam Voelker who had a cart and goat, and a sgn sayng "You can call me Blly, but you cant get my goat." The best costume przes were awarded to the followng: frst: Mlton Montgomery; second: George Berry; thrd: June Soper. Fve,one dollar przes were gven out for best costumes also, those wnnng them were: frst: Chester Nottage; ; second: Patrca Morrs; thrd: da Toke; last semester. The records reveal that fourth: George g Cufus; ; ffth; Gertrude d Grode. d After A the h parade there thete were ffty boys on the honor roll. Thrty-one made all grades above 9 and nneteen averaged above nnety. A large per cent of them are from Mssour but the lst also ncludes students from llnos, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Florda, Utah and New Jersey. Woodbrdge Students At J New York Unversty The followng students from Woodbrdge have been attendng New York Unversty: Mare B. Dungan of 586 Barron avenue and Arthur J. St. John are students n the School of Educaton. Wlson L. MorganBon) of 58 Barron avenue s a student n the School of Commerce, Accounts, and Fnance. Bernard F. Dungan of f>;k Barron avenue s a student n the Wall Street dvson of the same school, John H. Eppnger of ()S St. George avenue s a student n the Unversty Extenson Dvson. Verna R. McElroy of 5 Man street a a student n.the Graduate School,, Three Churches Unte For Unon Summer Servces The Congregatonal, Methodst and Presbyteran nburches wll combne and hold unon mornng servceb for the summer besfnnne Sunday, July. The followng schedule has been arranged: July, and 8, n the Congregatonal church wth Rev. W. V. D. S^rona; n charge; August, and 8, n the Methodst church wth Dr. A. Boylan Ftz-Gersld n charge, and August 5, September and 8, n the Presbyteran church when Rev. Ernest Abbott wll have charge of the servce. were exercses at the school. At oclock there were games and races. Those wnnng the races were: 5 yd. dash for boys, M. Slava, J. Berzowsk; 5 yd. dash for grls, Catherne Buchanan, E. Kayser; 5 yd. dash for boys, R. Greco, G. Flynn; 5 yd. dash for grls, V. Manaker, Mare du Boyce; yd. dash for boys, Ned Pomeroy, Dan. Shea; yd. dash for grls, Mary Greco, E. Voelker. Balloon blowng contest for lades, Ms. Greco, Mrs. Sheperd; bottle emptyng contest, Mra.. Obrupta, Mrs. Donato; rollng pn contest for women, Mary Markuln, Edna Hanson; yd. dash, T. Locke, L. Lamer; yd. daah for grls, C. Obrupta, Maron Suchy; shoe race for all, Mrs. Seasel, Mrs. Raymond; one mle race for all, D. Baldwn, E. Pomeroy, G. Sessel Jr.; fat mans* race, Bll Perna. Baseballgame between the sngle men and the marred men was won jy the sngle men by a - score of to l>. After the game a Whppet race was the feature of the afternoon gven by the Lockes. n the evenng there were freworks followed by a dance at the school house whch was free to all. * HARDMANS P H A R M A C Y Ed. L. Hardman, formerly of Seamana, Perth Ambuv PRESCRPTONS Called For and Delvered Cor. Rahway Avenue and Green Street Tel. 86 Wowlbrdg., N. J.

2 F PAGE TWO FRDAY, JULY WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT A Good Home s the Best nsurance Polcy HERE a permanence about ownng your own home, a feelng of securty And» joy of lvng, mpomble otherw>e, No matter how many, nsurance poewt you may. have you cannot know what real securty, plus happness, mean untl you buld your own home. WOODBRDGE LUMBER COMPANY BUJNC MATERAL STORE WOODBRDCF VTW JERSET Feen^mnt The Laxatve You Chew Lke Gum No Taste But the Mnt TODAY and TOMORROW SEE AND HEAR Vtaphone Talke!! CONRAD NAGEL and LOS WLSON "KD GLOVES" Also RUDY VALLEE And Hs Connectcut Yankees SUN.-MON.--TUES. WLLARD MACKS % Talke! VOCE OF THE CTY" Wth WLLARD MACK ROBERT AMES JOHN MLJAN SYLVA FELD WED.» THURS. SE& AND HEAR A Unversal Talkng Ht! "The CHARLATAN" Wth HOLMES HERBERT Assocate Feature SALLY ONEL n "HARD BOLED" Next FR. - SAT. A Real Talkng Sensaton WLLAM BOYD n "LEATHERNECK" Wth ALAN HALE ROBERT ARMSTRONG FRED KOHLER. Days Startng SUNwn-J ly SEE AND HEAR MARY PCKFORD n Her Frst % Talkng Ht "COQUETTE" Convenent Method of Forcng Bnut Bushng»j s «-. or rn r- t 8mpl«Method of Forcng Bushng nto Puce. U>ng Specal Bolt Wth Nut and Wther. TMs m-x).-a ft nscntne a buttng cften.wl.l save Amountng tb^ $$n to (tet t ruj t\,t arlnr press and maj P«nalt a J.b to be dode where the shape of the part s ml) that t t hard to gm nt wth th* press. B«t results wn N> obtaned f the bolt rot wth a fne thred. Now Ttww wh*n s bsshlng c f»rf«d nto place the h.le actually Lt reduced n te-ufflrlentlj to cause a Jam f the bolt s made too close a Dt Popular Scence Monthly. THE MOTOR QUZ (Bow M»ny C«D Ton Answer?) Q. Does t ad to stop quckly when oblged to drve over broken glass? AM. No, because the tre wll more lkely pck up a nbarp object when t glde*, Q s t advsable to cheek the dfferental and transmsson for grenge when the car s cold? Twenty-fve states n the Unon have no laws governng tree and shrub plumng along hghways. «The world hghway mleage s placed at 6,5, wth., of that total n ths country, t The state of New fork leads n the matter of good roads mleage wth, mlts of hnrd-surfuced roadways. * A medcal expert declares ono should walk a half mle encl ly. Tlr lack of fflrkln^ spcc Tnrces nno tn l ths very thn;;. Prexy HM Much to Leant A college presdent says the young mans most dffcult problem s choosng the rght grl to marry. Whch proves that the prexy has funny dea* as to who does the choosng. MOTORSTS MUST OBEY BOY PATROL Offender! Wll Be Arated and Prosecuted by Chcago Polce, M!< -!««who jrwrt the order* o! r??j*rt of the ulwl boys patrol n (.hlcafo wll he rresth on warrams M-pro^pcot*} n fflun, vu msson er of Polce Wllam F. Russell SSFS: Tht- c.nr.msff^nfr decar^d that the patr w««hy fur tl*e n»ft effectve ap-ut jet df%(*<l fr proternk»<!k-< chldren and pledged the com p!*:e eo-oper«ton of th* polce deart mett to t after a conference wth rej> r»f*[t»tle! of the accdent preventon depsrtment of the Chcago Motor clnt The clnb has fostered the potro anl FUppled t wth whte Sara Browne belt nd be^ees snce lfjo. Every sotofl n Chcagn. both publc an parck-hlal. has a patrol. The memtvrs stand at ntersectons near school? and assst pupls safely an-os* the gtteets. Be Gven On* Warnng. " bare amlgd*a a [strulman n each of the t polce dlstrctt to nspect at least two patrols each day. asserted Commssoner only wll they we to t that the ps trnl members are workng n accord-»ac«wth r*fnht«t8 drawn bj the Chcago Motor clnb, but they wll also ask the members of the patrol for the lcense Dumbers of all automobles whch faled to stop n accordance wth ther uprased arm. The owners of these vehcles wll be gven one warnng by the polce. A record wll be kept, and upon a second offense a warrant wjll be swon out, chargtng: the car owner wth reckless drvng, and he wll be arrested and prosecuted. "Few persons realze the wonderful effcency of the school-boy patrolmen. There are more than, of them throughout the cty. They have,made t possble for hundreds of polcemen" who formerly guarded crossngs near schools to be releved of ths work and go out after real crmnals. There Ann. No. Wat untl warmed np as grease congeals on the nsde of s no queston but that these boys the case when t s cold. have saved a large number of ther Q. What la the cause of an engne, dassoatps ran njury apd death^ losng power when clmbng nflls or grades? Motorsts who dsobey ther sgnals two or more lmes wll be prosecuted Ana. Common causes are stcky bj t)e polce (cpnrtrf-nt to the lmt." valves, worn out «mrk plugs^ "S!? breaker ponts, etc. To Enforce Regulatons. Dr. Charles J. -unuk, assstant superntendent of schools, recently ssued orders td all prncpals and sclool-boy patrolmen to enforce the AUTOMOBLE FACTS patrol regulatons devsed by the motor club. K. C. Delaporte, drector of physcal educaton, was recently appoldtcd by the board of educaton as supervsor of patrols. Rev. D. F. Cunnngham, superntendent of the parochal rchoola of Chcago, smlarly endorsed te patrol movement. The polcemen assgned by Commssoner Russell to nspect a mnmum o 8 patrols each day wll be under the supervson of Polce Leutenant James J. Scully, head of the unemployed DOJB bureau ot tbe polce department The ctfmnlssoners acton marks the frst tme that the Chcago polce nave supported the patrols D every possble manner. Where Florda L*»d» Whle rorda has no m«tals, ths state furnshes tbe man supply of fullers earth n the Unted States and about three-fourths of the phos phate. Lehgh at WUkccBarr* COAL W«allow 6s partonradwrfoaf pau tm ba dar» ar Cask CE and WOOD Or*. A Cafl SS r«rtk AmWy RYMSHA t CO., nc. WlW.lt HAUR«.lt». Telephone 7 New York Wall Paper Co. Pants and Varnshes of Qualty WHOLESALE AND RETAL 56 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. MORTGAGE UNLMTED AMOUNTS AVALABLE ST AND ND MORTGAGES CONSTRUCTON LOANS DUNHAM - SABO, NC. 8 Amboy Ave., Woodbrdge, N. J. Tel. 69 Wdg. HOLOHAN BROS. GARAGE Dunlop Tros and Tubes Tre and Tube Reparng Full Una of Auto Accessores Cor. Amboy Ave. and Second St. MURDER COUPLE LVNG BEHND ARMORED DOOK New York Polc* Sutp^ct Re enge as Motve for Spectacular Kllng. New Tor*. A rn..:f; of f" rpr»h>(» «hred "..! wwnj "» thr thud of a he:* " «-^ ng»lrm n n>.«"n r * : wall» the crush n( the wa r-. :.: * nt rattle ot pv.f* cln anl ntnrtf>w«snd snw J r f*e mfcn burrr lr?< 8,f f.. r rlv<mray. Polce *< * r n «flrt floor spnrttpn * K«le* of Pamu, d " y f>vf and hs wfe. t*.? tv:nv-<r.e Ml MlfllH wth boll Evdently Fe«red Fate. Saj-co sj tn the :-T c;f the b*-*!- * m<m n bt bar, w:n a revolver wltb whch h«ls<\ vrejtm.hly tred to defend hmself Hs wfe- * horo h * had marred last S-ptPtnh*r. <rn» dead n her bed. Ballets had spatterefl the T Brave Boy Scout walls md cellng r.nd crashed through Betrayed by C»«wndows. Montebellu) Culll - A black rat Some toch fate Sart-o had evld^ntlj RUBMU. "NQ brought bad lack to Dck Koss. fe*rtd. The (Joor to hs ftpartment Polce nvestgated nelghbor re- «a» covered wth a tt.ln she^t of steel (fort of teeng the rat stagger and to keep oot bnlletn. But, steel snd al., stnmble oat of Dcks place. tt had been rlpph fw«d h Un«ea and, WOODBRDGE burled to the B«r. t was evdent from bullet marks on tbe walls near the door that tbe mar-. dered m«n, watng behnd hs steel, renforced wall, hnd fred back at bs > attackers untl he ded. \ The polce serthfd ther records and decded that t was a revenge answer*; gong back fr Hs motwe-to 97. At that tme Saccos brother, Both Rddled Wth Bullets. Joseph, was shut and klled and a man named De Lnccu wag arrested n upper Manhattan by polce He was questoned and released.,, A short tme afterward De LOME dleu at the hand of an assassn and Sacco was arrested, tred, convcted of sectnd degree murder nnd sent away for a term of years. Releacd From Prson. Wth tme off for good conduct he was released from Sng Sng last summer, after havng served a lttle over tu years, le marred Usl September and took hs wfe <o Astora, away from the llurlem neghborhood, where De Luccns frends stll lved, and nurep) tlnlr plans for revenge. Search for the kllers mmedately shfted from Queens to Harlem. A stream of about a dozef telephone calls, comng almost smultaneously at 7: a. m., nformed the polce that a trnb«".v had occurred. Detectves reponllng found an excted group of tallan resdents shoutng "Murder " "hey flled the street n front of the ouse and polcemen were called tn rora adjonng posts to restore order. From the crowd t was dffcult to obtan a consecutve account of wnat they had observed. Dggng further nto the records, polce came on tll another theory to account for the double slayng. Whle n Sng Sng Sacco learned of plans for a Jal break. He nformed the authortes, and ag a result four convcts were captured try- ng to make ther getaway. Ths deed freed Sacco earler than be would otherwse have been. Fellow convcts had suspected hm of beng nstrumental n folng the attempted break, and polce beleved that they or ther frends may have commtted tbe murder n revenge. 5 Keg* of TNT Turn$ Out to Be Plan Salt New York.-Tbe desk sergeant at the One Hundred and fourtl street dtutlon woke from bs dose when s patrolman reported exctedly be bad found 5 kegs of TNT la East Nnety-fourth street. The explosves squad tred to erpl"de some, then to burn some, and nnullj a super sleuth tatted tome. t WHS plan, everyday wt. Jal Brutor Ufllacky Lynn, Muss.-Breakng Jal twce tn ote day U the record of Mke Pctcavetcb, thrty, of Danv«rs. He was recaptured the same day and now faces tral on a charge of buyng an automoble wth a wort bless check. FLT Klls Fles Mosqutoes Other Household nsect* Classfed Ads. Brng Results! Ths l«e: :>:Jr<] nu. luwn. l.ln nln, Neb.. " > STMWH) sj;ve< Mrs lruver <"*-x»-;jrul AexnnMer, Rlf* ul tb«fnnf St. Uuls ptcher, from drownng n Plntte rver Rchard f tbe son ot Afjmnnt General Paul, ot the Nebrnnka Nntlntal Gunrd. They anntctl fhrt <or vl»latlnt the atate drj law after fndng two (tlls of. gallons capacty each. 9 barrels of mash and gdllont of alcohol The Perth Amhoy Savng? nsttuton A Mutual Sa\n<:.- Hank ha- no stockholders strvng for jersonal proft The hank belongs to the depostors The Perth Amboy Savngs nsttuton SMTH STREET, CORNEfo MAPLE STREET The Oldest Bank n Perth Amboy Best Used Cars We have been told by manyof our customers that we have the best used cars and trucks that can be had anywhere n the cty at the prces we are gettng. Stop n and look our stock of used cars over. LNCOLN SEDAN, low mleage and good condton. DANA STRAGHT EGHT, motor n splendd condton. CADLLAC FOUR PASSENGER COUPE, n A-l condton. DODGE COACH, reducoed, four new tres. DODGE COUPE, reducoed, motor n good condton. NASH CACH, repanted, tres good as new. CHRYSLER 7 COACH, n nce condton. REO y Ton Truck DODGE / Ton Panel Two FORD Jffy Dump Trucks v FORD Open Express Truck FORD Truck Closed Cab Express Body FORD Panel Delvery FORD PCK-UP Lberal tme payments, one week exchange prvelege wthout loss. TRADE- MARK THAT GUARANTEES A SQUARE OEAL USED 7-76 STREET. * VflHOfffraSSs Pf RTH AM OPEN EVENNGS

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Your Telephone s My Self-Starter Telephone Rahway -W THE PERTH AMBOY GAS LGHT COMPANY 6 SMTH STREET Heatng an^ Cookng Applances Ruud Automatc and Storage Water He^frl New Process Gas Ranges Con-Den-Rt Radant Logs Odorless Effcent nexpensve NO EXTRA CHARGE BOB Kjaer cqln Telephone Perth Amboy "CURLY LOCKS "CURLY LOCKS Wlt thou be Mne? When that rhymo was wrtten wrnglots werent wthn the reach of ve-ry maden and hence the sutor sngled out for hs choce the one wth CURLY LOCKS." BUT NOW THE Supercurlne Steam Permanent Waves Are so exqustely beautful and natural Curly Locks are wthn the reach of every maden and matron. PLANS FOR CENSUS TAKERS UNDER WAY <J/% LNG * y_^ BOB v HAR PHONE P. A. FOR APPONTMENT 6 MADSON AVE. a8 PERTH AMBOY N. J. Open Monday and ThmtUy Evenng*.. f SURGCAL AND ORTHOPEDC APPLANCES Trusses Supporters Belts Bracea Arches, n Fact a Complete Lne of These Needs. YOUR DOCTORS ORDERS FLLED HENRY FRAHME BROAD ST. Near Regent Theatre ELZABETH Phone Emerson 98 Hours 9 A. M.-7 P. M. The Only Prnctcal Truss Maker n Unon County Countng Mllon* n U. S. Ggantc Task. WnsWngton. When the vnst nrmy of, census takers Bwoop down on Atnorlcn next year there wll be n Wnsllngton nnother small army of clerks transcrbng the ncomng records fnd preparng report* for the Presdent and congress. The census burenu already * makng preparatons for takng the ffteenth decennal census. Tentatve report forms nre beng drafted, extra offce space 8 beng tnnde avalable for the, temporary clerks who wll bo employed, and machnes are beng adjated for the comng task. The average mnd ennnot conceve of the stupendlty of recordng a bref hstory, for that s n realty what a census s, of more than,<ukx> people. The actnal enumeraton wll requre only 8 daan rural dstrcts and half that tme n ctes., Enumerators. f t sere not for the machnes used n tabulatng the census, (le work probably would not be fnshed before t!ae for the next one to he taken. The men and women who actually canvass the country have a smple job compared wth the clercal phase of t The, enumerators work under C5 supervsors. The country la dvded nto sectons and subdvded nto, dvll dstrcts. These populaton counters rec«fd the statstcs on double-faced sheets wth a capacty" of names. When the sheets rench the census bureau they are transcrbed on cards whlflfl have been ruled nto parts. FlffUfee and combnatons of fgures are used nstead of words and the transcrpton s effected by means of a punchng machne. Each of the sectons of the card s perforated n such a manner as to denote certan facts n regard to the ndvdual whom the card represents. The cards are then placed n a machne whch automatcally class) flea them accordng to sex and f deelrod further classfcaton may he made as to color, oge, etc They next are taken to the machne, npon whch the census offcals prde Uemselves most the recordng mnehlne. t was nvented by a tvufrenu offcal especally, for census work, and ns one of the chefs sad, WX 8,99 "There!s nothng lke t on earth." t wll prnt no dfferent ltcma Mmntnneously at the rate of **) n mnute. MtthlrvM Wo* Fat Durng the comng census of these machne* are expected to dlspobe of over 8,, cnnls a day, correctly. The perforated curds are stacked n one tde of the machne and descend through complcated mechancal apparatus whch, by meant of the perforatons, operate from one to sets of type, prmng the total of all of the dvsons of the cards on a large sheet o( paper. Ths consttutes the permanent record from whch tho government prntng offce publshes the fnal report Palace of Hosptalty to House Rome Guests Borne A "Palace of Hosptalty" to be used for partes of provncal students, workmen or agrcultursts vstng Rome as guest* of the cty, s beng ftted out and furnshed hy order of the governor, The "Palace of Hospltnllty" wll consst of two or three floors of a buldng already used for certan muncpal servces and s close to the Tber, near the Temple of Vesla. Ulthe.w, when numerous commssons, delegates and partes of students and others have come to Home on the nvtaton of the cty they have been accommodated n schools, wth consequent upsettng of the scholars work. The "Palace of Uospltulty" wll be ftted out lke a hotel, wth regular ktchens, restaurant, baths, and wrtng and readng rooms. A part of t wll always be kept open, but the complete servce of dormtores, restaurants, baths and recreaton rooms Wll only be avalable on auch occasons as may necesstate the accommodaton of several hundreds of persons. Close School Because t Has but One Pupl Poole, Dorset. Lttle Dorothy Battrck, ten, was the only pupl eo they have closed her school. Dorothy s the only chld of school age on Brownsea sland n Poole harbor. The Dorset county councl recently voted to close the school because ope pupl was not enuugh. The nearest school for Dorothy L fve mles away and she would huv to cross the channel each day to ge to t, Botl ter ssters nnl her n other were educated at the slmrt school JV PECES May Re Purchased Separately f Desred! $ HUSK OF T plett (or only M! nclude* s lull slw bed, law dresser, French vanty ul chat ol drawers, rch walnut flnlah, selected cabnet v&aa* &Qd ufofttc oversrl. Beadn brdge lamp and hade, bed trap, tvo boadalr Umps ftnd two ghwlea, two decor>tl«e pllows and» dreuer trl. Eallr wo.lh double! An n- rltulve value feature at LudwgY ( P fl v g t L t l 5 DELVERS ^ THE 8 ROOMS COMPLETE ] $^ WEEKLY PAYS THE BALANCE >* j-- * a Welcome, Thrce Welcome *} \ o Mr. Edward Bonkosky Teacher of Voln 57 Roosevelt Ave. CARTERET, N. J. Tel. 6 -Pece FRAME TOP "MOHAR" Group! May Be Purchased Separately $9 Sute ol SCMTOSS AXL llebe KCJt A -plne n.lu Luxnrlou comfort (frame tov» flnlflhhl n Wuluuts ouhlum n heavy luuguottn, lurfo Solteo, Throno Chor and (>lnl> Char. Bealdet all thee otectj a ltrldge Uuap and Shde, Float LAmp and Hluulo. End Talle. Table Hforf, nj ol Artltlo Book Kuda om) au Urn#te BmUn«Stand- Mot D«lar! 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4 % "We just Trent, that w»«all," Mr. Mv tar = r.-.v a«pn": as ever." Ford Car Wns Long Race Thnltrup jud, "No matter hott: deep nwl thf jt.tr, V.! Tr,.>«tr.;p. n: Ovrr Rough European Tour the nt,«. or whether, as n one h-!: -kmo. Denmark, at the rnndu«r>r <-ran <\ up had t.". po nto the feld?. ;h- raw Am rcbv t" rfr:vp t.. W.nm r f nn.l "Ml ] n fart, HC j;;*t flew over everythng. tl,< r. C.penharen-Pnr.- f]f<\ r:r:> njrnn Wth"*] even gvnp ;t a And «< dd not have one sngle m?- hnt".. lll-mle rate, the M"-e. A n.(--vcr." hap. asde from a couple of puncture, on the entre trp. K-.rd r.r ha«nfan <l nmnmratf, - Eleven car? «tarted the race. S\\\ Kun.r* ]- endurance, spewl and -.Jr- f:p--bh. The ran*t fr>rm<bme dff-. The content wa? sponsored by the B>lll«V, ** rjtf? were encountered. Great j.-a Dansh M^tor Unon and the w«ll - -f the performanrr <. ^.PTftohej of road were detply rutted knwn Dansh newspaper "Poltken." tw, :rs have ju?t renrn«<l r."re. and ffr many rhlen mpaswhle. ror j Fr-n tho«o account" t w»< xarre. Y.fjTf the car* had tn be drven! that h<- car wnnng *r~t! > --* tr.rojrh fk-ldj. Den?e foe* made the The type of Tudor nedan that won TndT sedan not n any *: ; :- r -l nfrht drvng extremely hazardous, j the race may be feen n the sale* f.,r rncnsr alrrafty h:l : ( ;" n. ^".Vp Many detours added to the dffscu!- mom t.f DorFey Motors n Perth Amhoy. :!.fmll mle5 by the.vt.fr :>..-re.,. race. B U Y O N E ZOOOO MLE TRE FOR REGULAR P«CE AND WE GVE A.N ADDTONAL MOT MOKE THAN TTKBS A CUSTOMER _ TRES ^ZCORPTRESH j BALLOWTOBlj* Annoaneement! fwefl»(ut6stllk)hruwwa MONROE TRE CO. 96 FXZABETH WE. ELZABETH, N. J. Telephone Emerson Oppote Cty Hall Open Evenng! Free Servce Ten Mllon ncrease Shown n P. S. Earnngs \ comparatve tnonerr of cmbned results of opera!> n for the twelve month* emr.fr May *\. - ssued by Publc Senle < orporaton of New Jtr»v fhow, for the corpnraton and ts submnry companes gross earnngs of JlS.OV.. f S. agnnrt 9,-. M.* tor twelve months endng MayS. anncreaw- of $>*.l«n.-*h- the Oper»tng expense?, mantenance taxes and deprecaton frr the perod were $9,9,88. an ncrease of $b,teh,*».ll learnp a net ncome from operatons of.7,..->. as afrnnst $,9,7.!. for the twelve months endng May. l..f an ncrease of th,nm<.k>^. Other net ncome amounted to?-,!s.9.5 and ncome deducton? t< 5.86,8.. the balantf W flv dends and surplus beng?w ;^. l.-r,.o as compared?o?lfl.ps7.[>.->-.") fer the twelve month? endnp May, 98, an ncrease of 8.- sl,5.65. Gross earnngs for the month of May 99 were $ l,. r.;577.6 a? Hffanst $9,9,75.f for May lss. * an ncrease of $l.r,5,m5.n. Operatng expenses, mantenance, tax*? and deprecaton were J7,!.S5.O (n ncrease of $.r,,n.. Net ncome from operaton? was $,6f,- 7fl.H an ncrea«e over May S8,»f $,5,95.. Other net ncome showed a decrease of $f,g8. over May 98 and the total net ncome was $,66,96.5 an ncrease over May 98 of $,".,7.. ncome deductons were Jl,,57.8 or?7,-.5 less than for May ljs leavng the balance avalable for dvdends and surplus $,!*.78.7 as aganst $,,7., for May lj8 an ncrease of?, lf,ol..) >. Armless Grl to Tour Europe Alone n Char Lecester, Englnnd. Mss Mary Joyce West, twenty-two years old, nnd armless, s completng plans for mlkng a tour of Europe n ber legpropellel crpples char- Mlgs West, who lost her two arms n on accdent several years ago, says she can make thrty mles a day tn her char. She wll make the tour pay for tself by sellng handwork fancy artcles whch she has made herself. She plans to work her rcay through France, Belgum, Swtzerland and taly. Mexcan Bean Beetle nvades Mddlesex County The Mexcan bean bettle, a serous pest of all varetes of bean?, ha? made ts appearance n varous sectons of Mddlesex County and bean prowers arc warned by County Agrcultural Agent, Orley G..Brown, to be on the lookout for th p-»t. The adolt battle whch can be found now s about a quarter of an, nch n length and has sxteen small j black spots on the wngs. t s copper colored. t lays pmall lght colored eggs n clusters on the under-surface of the bean leave? and these Hatch out nto yellow or orange colored larvae or slugs whch can be found on the undersdes of the leaves. These slugs are covered wth sttf promnent spnes. The bean bettle can be controlled by sprayng or dustng wth magnesum arsenate or calcum arsenate. the rate of lb«. to n. r payng or at the rate (be >?ed at the parts of hydrate en dust f. f calcum arscnat trol «contaned n Crcular No. lf, publshed by the N*w Jersey Experment Staton. Ths crcular can hn obtaned by WTttnK the County Extenson Servce, County Record Buldng. New Brunswck. The New Ford has been bult to endure Tbt mar new Fordnr Sedan t dstnguhed by the $mplcty of n lnn. Comfortable and roomy y ffor all fhrt pattengrrt. Rchly apponted. Your choce of f colon. l TWENTY y&n experence n buldng more than ls^xxtyxx) automoble* are behnd the new Ford car and have counted n ts makng. Resources unmatched n the motor car ndustry arc ts hertage and hs brthrght t ht» been bult to endure. The Ford polcy of ownng the source of raw materals, of dong busness at a small proft per cat, ha mt many dollars off the prce you would ordnarly have* to pay for a car of smlar Qualty, and performance RodtUr, *5O So we say to you learn about ths new Ford car. Know the thrll of drvu ng t. Consder ts beauty of lne and color, ts comfort, t* speed, ts quck acceleraton and ease of control, ts safety, ts power on tha hlls, ts economy, and low co«t of up-kecp, ts sturdy ablty, to stand up under thousands upon thousands of mles of servce. Then you wll know that there s nothng qute- lke the new Ford anywhere n desgn, qualty and prce. Call or telephone for demonstraton Phaeton, 6 Tudvr ScJun, #55 Sport Cuupt, wth rumble tent, $55 (All pnw f. a.*. Dttntt pnt chart* fot /r«t ft< and delvery, Btmptrt and tprn tn txtra.) DORSEY MOTORS, nc. Maple and Fayette Streets Phone 5 PERTH AMBOY Open Evenngs Bunctt Coupe, Fora"or Sedan, 65 ELECTRCAL SUPPLES RADO SERVCE -TOMORROW, JULY 6- Wllams modern electrcal supply and servce store. All knds of electrcal needs and applances. Prompt rado repar servce and supples. Electrcal reparng and servce. -Applances and Equpment Sold on Easy Terms-- WE HANDLE A COMPLETE LNE NCLUDNG: GENERAL ELECTRC REFRGERATORS CALOROL BALANCED OL BURNERS. GENERAL ELECTRC MOTORS GRAY-BAR AND MAYTAG WASHNG MACHNES WESTNGHOUSE HOUSEHOLD APPLANCES -RADOS- PHLCO, ZENTH, KOLSTER-ALL SOLD ON EASY TERMS j Expert Rado Repars-"B" Battefesp Tbes - Rado Accessores, "NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE" c; Wllams* Electrc Company TEL MAN ST., WOODBRDGE, N. J. "We Solct Your Patronage" t n

5 ....».;», /?*» " * # l< * NDEPENDENT FRDAY, JULY 5, 99 PAGE FVE K» «t t t V 7 ". " J e Sprt of F d reeaom _! v Hand n hand wth the Sprt of Freedom travels the Sprt of Servce. Freedom wthout servce lacks much but workng together they consttute a creatve force that bulds communtes and natons. * ^ ;. Ths tremendous force awats the opportunty to ad us n buldng ths communty. ;., Co-operatve effort wll put ths power gant to work for us-now. t s the communty whch serves best that profts most, and enjoys to the utmost the great sprt of freedom. Oar nterest n the welfare of ths communty prompts us to sponsor ths message to the people of Woodbrdge and vcnty. / W.Z. BARRETT PENTST Tel. 8 9 Man Street WOODBRDGE HARDMANS PHARMACY "THE PRESCRPTON STORE" Tel. 85 Cor. Rahway.Ave. and Green St., Woodbrdge WALTER A. JENSEN GENERAL BULDNG CONTRACTOR Tel Lnden Avenue WOODBRDGE WOODBRDGE FLOWER SHOP CUT FLOWERS and POTTED PLANTS Tel. Rahway and Crampton Avenues, Woodbrdge GUSTAV BLAU M GROCER Tel. 8 Man Street WOODBRDGE H " C. CHRSTENSEN & BRO. CLOTHNG Dry Good* and Shoes Tel. 8-W 96 Man Street WOODBRDGE PHONE WOODBRDGE 6 FUNERAL HOME GREEN STREET WOODBRDGE, NEW JERSEY R. A. HRNER A. F. GRENER FUNERAL DRECTORS N. HOAGLAND CE CREAM and CONFECTONERY TWO STORES: Corner School and James Streets Corner Grove and Amboy Avenues McLEODS AUTO SUPPLY CO. AUTO PARTS STORE Tel. 6 5 Man Street WOODBRDGE SPEEDWAY GARAGE ANTHONY KATH, Prop. Prompt, Courteous Servce Cars Washed, Greaaed, and Servced Tel. 85 St. George Ave. WOODBRDGE WOODBRDGE HARDWARE HARDWARE Sherwn-Wllams Pants :: Wall Paper Bulders Hardware Tel MAN ST. WOODBRDGE WOODBRDGE LUMBER COMPANY BULDNG MATERAL STORE Tel -5 7 Rahway Avenue WOODBRDGE C. W DECKER BULDER OF HOMES New Houses on Edgar Hll, $6,5 up No Assessment* AU mprovement* Tel. 7 7 Green Street WOODBRDGE : HUMPHREYS & RYAN HARDWARE PLUMBNG HEATNG Tel Man Street WOODBRDGE BLOCKS STATETHEATRE ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Vaudevlle Tuesday and Frday WOODBRDGE MODEL BAKERY The Fnest Bread, Cakes and Pastres Specal Orders For All Occasons- Man Street WOODBRDGE THOMAS F. DUNGAN CO. COAL Tel. 55 Green Street WOODBRDGE RAYMOND JACKSON PRESCRPTONS Tel Man Street WOODBRDE WOODBRDGE DELCATESSEN N. D. GALLUP "Caterng to the Appette of the Fastdous" Man Street WOODBRDGE WOODBRDGE WET WASH WET WASH and FLAT WORK Tel Pearl Street - WOODBRDGE

6 PAGE SX Subscrpton $.5 Per Year Publshed Every Frday by.. MDDLESEX PRESS, 8- Green Street, Woodbrdge Telephone. Woodbrdge 57.") Edtor CHARLES H. BYRNE MAXWELL LOGAN Publsher J J RAFFERTY Advertsng Representatve Entered as sc-ond-class matter March, 9,9, at the Post offc* at Woodbrdge, N. J., under th«act of March, H79. KATMAL ADUBTStG f Ptf 5(T«TM K[W JUSFV WlWMfl S. bt. lnt) C. *««!, t\<<ml t* Vwt Ckkf - HS PUBLCATON s commtted to no poltcal, racal, rel- (frms or socal gtoup or organzaton. U am s >.o allow n ts new» columns nothng that t knows to be untruthful based, or of a nature to offend a proper sense of delcacy The V»per» opnon, nsofar M» sncere endeavor can ««rve to prevent t, does not appear n the news, but» confned to the space se a«dc for t the edtoral column. n th? column t s pledged t. uphold such thngs aa t consders worthy, and to condemn and ftgh aganst condtons n whch t sees evdence,of nsncerty, njncf r,r prejudce of the publc welfare. U columns at all tmes artopen to publcaton of communcatons on any subject, although no communcaton wll be consdered that s palpably btter or ma- CKJUS or whch s not sgned by t» BUthor. n cases where t s requested, the name of the author of a communcaton wll be wthheld n publshng. OPEN THE PLAYGROUND Unless somethng s done quckly a perfectly pood pny ground wll reman locked up all through the summer vacaton, and the "kddes" who mght be enjoyng the swngs and other ansement features there wll have to do the best they can n the streets and vacant lots. The statonary parts of the playground apparatus art standng wthn the hgh fence of the Pearl street lot; the movable parts have been stored away. The throng of happy young. sters who used to have such good tmes n the Pearl street playground s mssng. Perhaps some of those youngsters wnder why bg folks dont manage thngs better. nqury was made ths week as to why the playground has not been opened and from the nformaton gathered t ap pears that lack of money s the man cause and that a secondary cause s the theory that some offcal body should have control of the playground. The Townshp Commttee, t s reported, was asked to take over the whole proposton and the members were agreeable but the request was made too late to get an appropraton ncluded n the present years budget. t s understood that the commttee wll make provson for the playground next year. Ths means that so far as the present summer s concerned, the lttle folks are out of luck. The playground was organzed and equpped by a group of men most of whom happened to be Rotarans but t was not a Rotaran project and that club s n no way concerned. The organzers ncorporated wth Fred Anness as presdent; Johr Concannon, secretary, and E. H, Boynton as treasurer. The death of Mr. Anness left the ncorporators wthout a head and they have not snce re-organzed. From what could be learned from some of the organzer? of the playground about $6 would cover the cost of makng some small repars on apparatus, puttng the ground n condton and provdng supervson. t s unfortunate that ths condton has come about. The beneft of a playground to a communty s recognzed today all over the country. Experts who have studed condtons surroundng chldhood have proclamed far and wde that when there are.plenty of playgrounds there are no juvenle crmnal;- and juvenle delnquency dsappears. To deny the chldren of the town tho beneft of a playground for so small a consderaton as $6 seems to us tobe poor economy. Ether the Townshp Commttee or the Hoard of Educaton should take the playground over at unco. The fact that t s closed should be regarded as an emergency and money tc open t should be provded by the means used to meet other emergences. There would not be a protest from any rght mnded ctzen. < Playgrounds as conducted today are as mportant as our schools. Under proper supervson they play as mportant part n educaton and chld-development as do the schools Prncples of team work and far-play are taught n the play ground. t s an agency for Amercanzaton and for moldng better ctzens. The Pearl street playground should be opened wthout delay there are stll several weeks of vacaton. Gve the "kddes" a chance. ROADS Of THE FUTURE. Accordng to Dr. Mller McClntock of Harvard Unversty, hghway constructon has faled to keep pace ether n re upect to mlts bult or operatng condtons, wth the progres made n automoble producton. As the automoble developed from the carrage, so dd the hghway evolve from the wagon road, and n most localtes t stll shows a remarkable lkeness to ts forebears. The future through hghway, and even secondary roads n rural localtes, where low-eost asphalt and ol treatment makegood hard surfaces practcal, wll be a great deal safer and more usable. Pavements wll be wder.. Turns wll be scenp tfcally banked. Grade crossngs wll be avoded. When possble, four lanes of traffc wll be used, so that passng cars do not have to turn nto oncomng traffc. rogressvf communtes and states are already buldng and plannng the hghways of the future to accomodate ncreased traffc n a satsfactory manner. AUTOMOBLES, ARPLANES AND CRMNALS. n LumnL-ntng on a 7 per cent ncrease n the number, of ndctable ofen.se.-; commtted nengland n a sngle year, the London Mornng Post sad: "t s dsconcertng to fnd that the man ncrease has been n the category of offenses aganst the person * * The naton s becomng less nstead of more law-abdng and the character of offenses commtted s more rather than less serous." Commentng on the Englsh stuaton, the Tmes Pcayune of New Orleans says: "The growth of crmes of volence, the very type that our modem cvlzaton by all rghts should tend to lessen," s not explaned. "Over there as here at home the payroll robbery s conspcuous H8 stte^fersonal hold-up and the get-away n the stolen automoble." "* The automoble as a quck means of transportaton has greatly aded the crmnal, " " Crme reform movements based on a program to prevent the manufacture and sale of small arms on the theory that ths would dsarm the crmnal, at the expense of all law-abdng \p puy A SWELL AUTO TAKt My MTHEP OAD N A LONG VACATON AND GO RACES AND SEE THNGS FRDAY, JULY 5, 98 f Had a Mllon ^** h. tzens and an mportant branch of natonal defense, s on a] par wth a law to prohbt the manufacture and sale of auto- mobles on the theory that that would prevent crmnals es- J from the scene of ther crme. The next years wll see the apprehenson of crmnals made more dffcult by the fact that they wll be usng arplanes nstead of automobles and nstead of merely crossng state lnes, they wll be crossng nternatonal boundares. Yet hat s no reason for prohbtng the manufacture and sale of arplanes, thus crpplng another most mportant branch of naonal defense. Whatever addtonal legslaton may be nece.wary to help curb crme, t should be amed at the crmnal and not aganst the honest ctzen. GNORANCE ENCOURAGES FRAUD. The fraudulent stock salesmen and promoters who are sad to obtan a bllon dollars a year from the publc, thrve on the gnorance of nvestors. Practcally every get-rch-quck scheme s a fraud. And the legtmate stock exchanges, nvestment bankers and brok- :rs of the Unted States, n co-operaton wth the Better Busness Bureau and other organzatons, are dong everythng possble to protect the nvestor and brng hs money nto honest ndustry,, «The average nvestor lacks the knowledge to study stock ssues and the thngs that make thenvether falures or successes. He should avod "tps" and buy only securtes whch are lsted by recognzed stock exchanges and relable nvestment bankers. Colleges Now Placng More Emphass on Boy, and Less on Subject By DR. GEORGE B. CUTTEN, Presdent Colgate Unversty. UT fur centme.-- las there been such nn upheaval n educaton as n the lust twenty-fve years. We. are puttng more emphass now upon the hoy and less upon the. subject. Buys work harder n colllt now than they ever dl, despte the observatons of alumn who feel that college s easer now than when they were students. Occasonally, t s true, a loafer g*>ts nto college, but he usually doesnt tay long. The prncpal object of the modern college s to make a mans edu caton worth somethng to hm. The educatonal program today s not only danp-rl, but s hotter. We are tryng to analyze thngs and see where we are. For one tlng, we are analyzng tho student. We have learned that to proft by hs college work a student needs ntellect, and we have tred to rnea B urp tho ntellect of applcants for admsson. Then we are tryng to analyze the currculum. We. have learned that dscplne does not necessarly come from study;.tha a man. s not good merely because he had been workng at somethng. We have been applyng Lusnesa methods, yut mght almost say, to our courses; estmatng what ther cost s to us. art whether there s suffcent proft n an educatonal sense to justfy thern The thrd thng we are tryng to analyze sthe faculty. Ths s the hardest of all, because the analyss must be made by the faculty tsolf. A surprsng thng n ths connecton s thut- often fnd the older men keenest for the change, and most wllng to put themselves out almost to any extent to further the cause of better educaton. t has often been sad that the man nterest n college among alumn s nspred by athletc?. Athletcs provde a rallyng pont for loyalty and enthusasm whch nothng else can do, but a college has a rght to. expect from ts alumn, nterest n, ntellgent crtcsm of, and loyalty to, ts educatonal program "Alb!* Comng; Ultra-Modem All-Dalogue Screen Thrller Markng the most forward step yet Unted Artsts lot, and a cast of stage made n the new art of talkng and ; favorte, every one of whom has a sound pctures, "Alb," Unted Art-j voce tl m t regsters perfectly. sts all dalogue underworld thrller, "Alb," adapted for the screen by s comng to the Majestc Theatre. C. Gardner Sullvan, s descrbed aa No moton pcture n recent years a powerful story of crooks, polce, has aroused as much enthusasm py nght lfe and love. Although from audences as "Alb,"}for t heralded as a melodrama, the pcture contans some of the bggest gves an entrely new concepton of sound flm technque, offers the most laughs of the year, and also gves the thrllng plot of any underworld world a couple of sensatonal new story, and presents the greatest array muscal hts, wrtten especally for of stage favortes ever assembled n the producton. one producton. Amonjf the players n."alb" are "Alb," produced and drected by Chester Morrs, former New York Roland West, who has to/ hs credt stage star, whose performance n hs such successes as "The Bat," "The frst pcture may make hm a Bcreen Unknown Purple," "The Monster" star overnght; Eleanor Grffth, another New Yurk star who has never and "The Dove," s based on the stage play, "Nghtstck," whch enjoyed lung runs n New York, Los- O Malley, Mae Buch, Harry Stubbu, before appeared on the screen; Pat Anjfeles and other ctes. Regs Tuun«y, Purnell B. Pratt, Kernan Crpps, nna Harrson, James n makng "Alb," the frst alltalkng thrller to come out of the Bradbury Jr., A Hll, De Wtt Jennngs and Elmer Ballurd, huge Unted Artste studqjj n Hollywood, West was partcularly well.equpped for the job, for he enjoyed year* of experence a««stagt) actor, Playwrght and producer before he poneered n th«flms. n "Alb" he t H «ul<] that the next lee age la also had tlt advantage of usng the, out 5, year* away. Otsologleally worlds most modern talkng pcture! Lounldered. that U only about plant, recently completed on the mnute..! REARRANGNG! THE FURNTURE!! WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT NewsfromThe Churches.ESBYF.RAN H:l, r A. M. SUMHV -<-!""l ; A. M Mrnnr «< - p :(:(H P. M Junor C. K : P. M. ntermeddle. K 7: V. M- Senor L. E. 7-.( P. M. Young Vvn^l -hrrl. EPSCOPAL S:o A. M -Celebraton "f Holy Eucharst. so<) A. M. Holy Eucharst and sermon. 7: P. M. Frday. Boy Scout meetng. CONGREGATONAL :. A. M. Sunday school. :()fl \. >!. -Mornnc wnrnhp. (!:, r ) P. M Chrstan Endeavor. METHODST,<:h A. M. Sunday schoo ] :f A. M. Hcv... T. Krk of Newark wll preach, 7:lll p. M. Epworth.e.t ST. JAMES M, l.mv Mass. Ro-nry Sn- leves Boon to Actors "Nght Club" Has Cast of Famous Artsts Who Proft By New Era. c-cl y wll receve Holy Cc on, l:(m A M. -ltw Mass. l(»:;ll A. M. fjj-h Mass. j!m A. M. Masw Bt school. Colored Baptt. A. M. Mornng Sermon.. P.. Sunday School. 7: "Young Peoples B&pt ls l«f. Unon." 8. P.. Evenng Sermon. Wednesday, 8 P. M. Prayer Meet. Chrtlan Sctnca Socety Sawaran ; A branch of The Mother Church, the Frst Church of Chrst, See:, lst, n Boston, Mass. Sunday Servce. A. M. Sunday School 9. A. M Wednesday Testmony meet-, 8. "P. M.. Thursday Readng Room,.On v 5. P. M. "Comedy n the- slent pctures v,. confned to people who were futmv." s-ad me promnent comedenne»..., has nn mportant part n the "Nk!- Chl producton. "The more sulv:,. forms of wt, whch depend not - much upon words hut from the *,r, you say them, cannot he put over > pantomnp. But everythnr about tnpersonalty now can he pcked up --,- the talkng flm, and the audence <,- become acquanted wth the act r just as well as n a personaj applance," she sad. n elancn? over the cast of "Nrl-; Talkng moton pctures open the door to the flm? for score? of Brent comcs and dramatc actors am actresses who otherwse would he lmt lh" tne fnds that the nctress ku--v j; B, THOMAS-ARKLE CLARK \l ed to personal appearances only. what she was talkng about. Thenare, fur example, the RooneyV. Ths was the jont opnon of throe. Dean of- Men, Unerty of \. dozen or so famous stape celebrtes father nnd son. Fanne Brce, HnM llnos. jvho partcpated n the flmng nf Arnft. Mnne Duprec, Percy "Nght Club," a talkng motonpc- Dorothy Terney, Ann P ture, and "Pusher-n-the-Pace," Pusherh, lke- Pntrca Collnge, Mary Wllam., ] t s snld of Thockeraj, beleve, wse an audble producton, recently Prnnce Wllams. Betty Law-ford, that when n h? novels le once got flmed at the Paramount.onjr Hnnd j MarBot Kelly, Vvenne Oshorm-, hs characters! rtudos. The two productons are re- June Walker, Anne torest and Jmenst and defnte- < leased by Paramount. They wll le me Carr wth hs Slver Slpper..rly outlned, they seen and heard at the Majestc thea- chest and numerous others n th.- seemed to Ret tre. c «st - uwny from hm, to determne ther own behavlor am procedure, and, no matter low much he tred nnn nge them, thej seemed to have wlls of ther own nnd a des tny to work out n spte of nl tle authors attempts to make them lehave toward each other as te would have lked to have them. have sometmes felt flnt our fur nlture hud somethng of these same human characterstcs, and that when the varous peces were once settled n ther respectve corners of the house, no matter how determned we mght be at tmes to brng about a reflrrnngemeht, the chars and the tables and the settees, mhnnged n u short tme to drft back agan each nto ts own funlunr corner, as f they knew by a sort of wooden ntuton the most approprate place for each partcular plecev When Xncy and frst settled down to housekeepng we had few rooms to be furnshed, nnd only the mnmum amount of furnture to place n them. There WHS a sleepng room and a sttng room whch seemed :o me mght ut any tme wth advantage be completely chunked, about, the one becomng the oler, but Nancy hud her way as women are wont to do, nnd we proceeded to arrange our small bts of furnture. was all tlw tme thnkng how much better t would be f the bedroom were used as a sltng room, nnd the sttng mum as a bedroom. We lved along for two or three months wth thngs us they were, and then one evenng Nuncy was to be out for two o three hours, and determned upon the re-arrangement. Everythng was to be changed, ncludng the wndow curtans and the pctures on the wall. One of the fellows agreed to help me and we worked fast. Before Nancy got home tbe metnmorphosls had been wrought She was n lttle duaedwhen she frst came n and looked around, and then together we looked the change over. tred to thn* t was better, but t really wouldnt do at all. There wasnt a pece of furnture that wasnt lonesome for ts old corner. The peces stood out stff and uncomfortable. There ddnt seem to be an old frend anywhere. We couldnt stand the change a hulfhour, so we set to work, before we even went to bed. and moved: everythng buk nto ts old place. Adaptablty to new work and new condtons s too nfrequently found n people. Lke the furnture, we look awkward and out of p nee tfhen we are moved to a new poston. Havng once found a corner or a convenent jfall space nto whch we seem to ft, t s often the wsest plan to stay there»nd to make the best of our poston. The mala thng s to fnd the proper corner, and then to let tbe furnture stay where t s put- 6 MM WtsUrn Newpper Unlom.) ****** HMHHHHM DPPNG NTO SCENCE Center of Stream* Swfter Water along the sdes of a streu.! s retarded cousluutly by rubbng ugulnat tbe bank*. The water jusl a lttle farther out s retarded lets because t touches only the slower movng wuter 8o out n tbe mddle of the streum the current swftest because water develops leu frcton from the- adjonng wuter tbun t doe* from» a tlorury nuns, (6 ll. WwUrp Na«rft*[*r Unon. New of All Woodbrdge Town- «hp n tho ndependent, the mott wdely read paper Two Reasons Why Get Results From Advertsng Frst use the columns of the Woodbrdge ndependent regularly. Each and every ssue have some mportant news to tell the people of ths communty. Second make lberal use of the attractve llustratons whch the ndependent has provded for the use of hs advertsers. They gw attenton from the readers and help to ncreasv. the pullng power of my advertsng. The ndependent also has a number of good advertsng suggestons whch make use of from tme to tme. Taken as a whole, ts an deal and resultful way to get and hold busness. Phone Woodbrdge 575 f you would lke to try t. GOOD DENTSTRY cannot be valued n dollars and cents. Our Dentstry a GOOD. Our Dentstry s Panless. Our prces are MODERATE and wthn reach of the ordnary wage earner,, DR. SCHWARTZ 87 broad Street, Elzabeth Ptnlct Extracton by tt» "AR" M.th Ml. Fr«a Emamnalca 9 A- M. 6 P. M. Mon. Wed. And Fr. tll 8 P. M. RABDWTZ HARDWARE "f ta Hardware, We Have t!" Full Lne of HARDWARE, PANTS, OLS, VARNSHES HOUSE FURNSHNGS Roosevelt Avenue CARTERET, N. J- Tel. Carteret and 8

7 NDEPENDENT FRDAY, JULY PAGE SEVKN READES TELEPHONE GK The Management announces that untl further notce complete change of program on Saturday and Wednesday. Begnnng Saturday July 6th BELLE BENNETT n "Molly and Me" wth JOEL BROWN, And a Supportng Cast ncludng ALBERTA VAUGHN and CHARLES BYER AND MOVETONE SHORTS NCLUDNG Raymond Htchcock and Estelle Taylor n Also * FOX MOVETONE NEWS n t Speaks (or /«se//" Begnnng Wednesday, July up to Saturday, July MOHOAY M TUESDAY jjwednfcldwll THURSDAY FEATURES FRDAY, TALK KS and SUO.M) TF.l.F.rHONE &»«PERTH AMRO* Matnee Daly at O Evantf at 7 and Cotltnuom PerforBMC* Saturday. Sunday tad Haltday $. BROADWAY Attracton* fpr 6c Announcng New Summer Polcy Durng summer months the management of the STRAND THEATRE beg to announce that ths theatre wll be closed on week days, but on each and every week end (Saturday and Sunday) durng the summer season wll be run a feature talkng photoplay. The New Polcy wll be naugurated SATURDAY and SUNDAY JULY 6th and 7th WTH DOROTHY MACKALL AND JACK MULHALL COrMNNE GRFFTH Saturdays Chldren ALSO Frst Natonals Most Popular Romantc Team N MAGNE! dnng at a NGHT CLUB where the entertaners are all headlners! LDREN Also Movetone Shorts and Fox Movetone News COMNG ATTRACTONS George Pancroft n "THUNDERBOLT" "MADAME "X" "BROADWAY MEODY" Roland We»t 8 "ALB" The "PAGAN" "DESERT NGHTS"* Wth Movetone Shorts and Paramount News

8 FRDAY. jn.y r>. ^9 WOODBRDGfc NDEPENDENT New:»f the World Told n Pctur Across the Summer Sky Avatons Latest Convenence Recess Relaxatons A snk.n" vew of :;" Washngton M)nunn-:! at lalllno slho!. :;.d aganst the p..:-.- -.; ;; dazzlng HJ. < lghtnng dunns a recent serous thunder show whch vsted, that cty. "Elkettes" and an Elk KNAFM!; AT (l.fnl l..l.., CAL Pa senk :.,. :.: :. l. -,v nvabe "cnn);." runw.v wl>;: ha- n -n l;,,tl;;cd a"..! (:.n.d (( ;:".. A.v Tcnr,.:::! n: u:.> ::.::;; nt [h? r.nuvay c;je;-:;e.s nl A v.u- and llvs may be tx.eu-.u tu the ljur u f.e plane, thereby n.:: te al:" lrom \ns\-unal w.nd. sun or ram, esuvus of the South tnted Statvs Senator V.a.e, from Mane, prefers the (jolt Unhs a-, a playground to any other arena o! sport. He s a bct.pr than avrrase "stcker" and he s famlar wth the more promnent courses n all partj of the country. Natonal Whst Teachers Lades of Los Angeles who have formed a drll squad to perform for th; E ks when they gather n the Coast cty for ther annual conventon soon are shown here n a tableau scene wth the lamlar symbol of. *_H order of the "Hello, Blls." "The Pententary Gates" "Vesuvus of the South," Mount Nuauruhue. n erupton. The peak s located wthn the boundares of the Tangarro Natonal Park reservaton on North sland, New Zealand. Mr. Dawes Dnes and Dscourses SNAll-ED AT NEW YORK Seated, n centre, natonally known brdge experts Walter F. Weyman, Mlton C. Work, R, R. Rchards and [ Wllam E. McKenrey seated among ther "pupls." Bank Perscope SNAPPED AT LEAVENWORTH. KAN -An unusual vew of the «nt,r«nc to the Federal ttnltutlary ltre Un- towers beng reflected a puddle of water / What Am Bd? f Charles G. Dawes, our new Ambassador to the Court of St. Jamess, at the guest table at the Plgrms dnner n London. He dscussed the momentous queston of naval dsarmament. Shown n the group, left to rght, are: Sr Austen. Chamberlan, Mr. Dawes, Lord Desborough and Arthur Henderson. The Bundlng Room, Demonstraton ot the "tresoroskop,"» perscope-lke devce that! has been Just perfected n Germany. U U especally desgned for u>e n safe depost vaults, and nstated theren t wll be nvsble to occ - pants of the vaults, but t wll be useful to guardans and watchmen outsde of the walls. Educator Non-Natve An lnleretslfck tncuun «n um ntht n hr /-ujku Ventral V York, at wlfth all txpt M> o! nn t-xfess populaton o! UB menagere wu.s knocked duwn tu tn- leust bdder. A baby camel was Bold by Henry lr>dy, llu auclumv The mly MB. H. Bellng, a bdder. The uua! brought»t), a mere man loppng Mrs. Helums hlfhcat bd. f The bundlng m.n n the Bmt-au,,f Engravng am PlnluK n Washngton k-n- tn- m-w tnall sta; currency u rjunuku accordng to deoulmtluns. The Treasury Department U pl rn K a.scljve purtrall ou ea:j dcyutll^u, and t!e publc s wueated to "gu by the porlalt The xjtra.lt. uf UtorB Washngton wll uppesr on the ( blla, Lluculu uppean on the 6a and HwuUlun ou the WUs. Mauj-Jtl!, the UUcllvt: r and rehlden ul u». 8WM»for Oltls at and C&nton, Clnn. photographed n her apartment, at the Carlton, n Washngton, Where she la conferrng wth offlclal«ot he Bureau o -Educaton Mss Mare Leotkaya, hus Just won }»r_ the thrd ttbalve year the award tu most beautltul nun-natve dent ul the BrtlUh captal. «-- tt-

9 oomutldge NDEPENDENT rs Summer Sesson Draws Record Enrollment, r nn -tlf publc school to\rh-.,, vty sect nn of New.ler-,,. tlcnln; the Rutgers lln Snue Sesson, whch con,l MM frst woek of clhhges last v le regstraton to (late s than JOO, about. nhnve nst, years record ffnrc Flutjrcr^ summer school offcals announced that nl expectatons for n lf; enrollment, had been arpnssnl. Thn frst wcok f)f classes fnuml nl courses of study Uxcd n capacty, md n sonc cases t W;K found ncces- «,-y tn form addtonal classes to ac omnxlatc nl those who enrolled for partcular courses. Amon^ the pupulnr courses wore hstory, Englsh, mntlpmatrs, vocaton gudance, mental hygene, mvbc and publc speaknsr. "f much nterest to the offcers of thf Summer Sesson was the success nf the Nursery School, whch wan lcfcwn ths year for the frst tme. The school had ts quota of twenty hl dren between the nres of two and TMELY FRDAY, JULY 5,99 four yearn, and the chldren sr«beng observed hy summer -chnol Mu dents enrolled n the Chld Trnnnu Course. The purpose of the school s to create an envronment n whch chldren shall have an opportunty loj levelnp habts of mln :unl self help, and to learn the lf ;mnnr<: of lncnl adjustment and mntnunl rontrol through play wth ther peers. SHOE SAVNGS VAAHN WTA Greatest Values n Summer Footwear %.V.K>r Panama of mported SdoU>. All tht rage ths eason. A varety of cteverwcave. AH colors. (mported Wo*n San&ah Flncft qualty obtanable None told elmwhrre at th prce. Thounnds tlng dally. "5 otter»tyl«to choose from 95 AND Worth much more Super qualty te Kd Shoes n beautful patterns. All heel* -all lasts. Greatet varety to select from. A Better Grade at.95 A speedy lne of MENS SHOES ncludng rport models 95 faw York Stores J6J *h Aw. MM «A llwe«w5«t>st»harkta *86 >ld Avt., Bronx and custom qualty at,95 GREATEST Genune Japanese brotdercdshantung, 95 out colon. < Rtgul r $7 value. deal for Su Wear, f- Crept Sole SPORT OX- FORDS. Tans, mokcd elk), blacks and whte; twenty rtyte» regular 5 Value.,A Better Grade at -9 VALUES N THE CTY 795 You can never beat Mles Values Greatest selecton of sturdy bult CHLDREN^ SHOES ncludng plenty of whtes. Every par an outstandng value to New Jersey Store* NEWARK 95 Mukct Stett PATERSON MaaScrrc< PASSAtC VH Man Avenue TRENTON *.: 9uch Brad Sdtet (Mw N. Y. torn.wwa^m n C M T H STREET, PERTH AMBOY n$l8 Z/ *S& EDGARS V E»l >*h Sc o5tore«fnney OF THE FORCE ljz JlVlllU O lxl^l.,» J-.B* ^j F. O. Alexander Partners Open EvenngS Tar*e Factores 66- Juukt lwjc Avt. Avt, Jamaca Janata NEW YARK-- PARS FASHONS j A a ona last proof, t proof wer*! needed, thnt we are all goln? to bo terrbly femnne ths summer, we \ rs to once agan wear flower trm- [ mwl hats. ts many a day slnco a flower trmmed hat met the eye, that s. a hat trmmed wth flowera n a ; large wny. Of coume, every reason has seen ta one or two mllnery successoa that boasted of a. sngle gardena or somethng of the sort. Hero aru three that pr*e the pont. Tha blcorne B for w*ar wth, an ensemble or a wrap and 8 of brght red Pars Memo wth two cream whltft garden-. la. at one Bde. Th«large hat la tor brdesmads or the wearers of llufty chlflon or organde frocks of the type known as "garden party." Ths s of B. new har weave n cellophane nada \ lke lace and known as dentelle do crln. t s black wth a pnk facng and e, Bpray of pnk roses under tha brm. The last B of black hnkon and ts threo gardenas are carefully poacd ; Just where the brm decdes to turn away from the face and show ts black satn lnng. n the flowers, j gardenas are by far the most popular at the moment and they are usually, placed n a bunch at the rght sde. j gnorng Hghway "Stops" Cause of Many Accdents Dsregard of the "through" h^h- [ way stop s responsble for numerous accdents n the Stktq, accordng to the Keystone Automoble Club of New Jersey,- whch has just oonclud-, ed an nvestgaton of crashes at road j ntersectons. Captan Anthony Landers, head of the Clubs Road Patrol, reports that j n nearly every nstance the acc- dents, some of them fatal, were due to falure of motorsts to stop before. enterng upot the "through" hghways. "Where an offcer s n sght," sad Captan Landers, "motorsts nvarably obey the sgns, but when they beleve they are unobserved they pay no attenton whatever to the safety markers, despte the fact that the sgns were erected for ther own protecton." Regardng the dutes of drvers on through hghways to respect the lghts of motorsts awatng entrance from sde streets or roads, Captan Landers ponted out that the law provdes for the safety of the latter by requrng the through drver to pru-! ceed n such manner that he docs lot orbatrarly exercse hs rght of way.. "n other words," he sad, "the motorst on the sde road has a rght to enter upon the thru hghway and s not compelled by law to awat the passng of every car n sght. Ths means the through drver cannot assume that because he s on a man hghway, protected by stop sgns, he need not be on the lookout for cars approachng from other hghways. f the drver on the sde road stops and then makes hs entrance to the man road wth due regard to the proxmty of other cars, he s enttled to the protecton of the law." Evl n Dputntoo The naln of dspute exceeds by much ts utlty. All dsputaton makes tbs mnd deaf, and when people are deaf am dumb Jonbert PAOBNTNB From the Standpont of the Famlys Health Careful Home keeper*, those who guard the health of ther famles, select and use Foods of known Qualty and Purty the knd you wll fnd n an ASCO Store. Foe your Healths Sake, Trade Where Qualty Counts! Reg. c ASCO Pure Grape Juce & 9c Reg. 7c RCH CREAMY Cheese 9 C Reg. 6c N. B. C^or Sunshne Cakes or Crackers BREAD SUPREME Vctor Bread Reg. 5c Fancy NORWEGAN Sardnes ASTOR CORONA Pure OLVE OL can c Use tht Bg Loaf of Brend Perfecton be nnurcd of thr Qualty and Purty of the Bread you rtvp tha famly Bg Wrapped Loaf 8 pan loaf 5 C Reg. 5c Del TOMATOES med. cans 9c 9c=c Saved ASCO COFFEE FANCY TOMATOES CALFORNA PLUMS CEBERG LETTUCE JERSEY BEETS n Crme b. _ :! 9 C Taste as well as Save the Dfference! Produce Specals! Please menton advertsers. b 5c doz. c heads 5c bunches 9c ths payer td WM. F. MURPH SHEET METAL WORK Tn ; Coppor :; Sfaeel a» Roofng anj Hot Ar Heftta* 6 MAN STREET Tel. Woodbrdte 96 Panless lr. Ma las "Sweet- Ar" mthod means a ^centtle and panless way n whch to do extractng. Thousand! tan testfy to thf. Charges moderate for all Work. THE No Exaggeraton -/HWQKK 7toUrt»Y»a6»Atf ftcts Fllngs, Brdges and Crowns nserted Most Panless X-RAY YOUR TEETH FREE EXAMNATON AND ADVCE ANYTME See Me Frst! Have to Offer Our well apponted am thoroughly modern offces tnable us to perform any knd of dental work wth ease and comfort to thu patent and at the smc tno do t as quckly as s consstent wth good work. Dr. Mallas 7 BROAD ST., Elzabeth, N. J. 9 K. M. - 6 P. M Mundaj. Ved,.ud Ff. tll 8 P. M.

10 PAGE TEW FRDAY, JULY 6,99 For Medtaton oooooo BT LEONARD A. BARRETT SHERFFS SALE \]S CHANCERY OK NF.W JERSEY --Hrtween Vrth AmlOy Rnllnc nn.man As-^atnn, Complanant. and Nancy Tcnuw, ft als.. Defendant". K KR for wle nf j^rtf.fred prr-m-v; dated.hne 7, T HE poltcal pnrty to l A f./.nn- LTW lme (jolt outft ol wool crepe, Tle skrt acheves fullness thrupl B<"8. The flrt crepe blouse, cut n strctly talored fashlop, la collarlms and Fporta tlnj lapels.*** State Nun* Spaafefc Narada" t a Spansh word, anfl snow,clad." ELECTRCTY Wll Keep the Whole house n Spotless Condton UPSTARS /// Lght colored rugs of luxurously furnshed rooms and galy hucd rag rugs can be kept fresh and brght by electrcty workng through the H fleaner. DOWNSTARS Deep pled ru^s collect the dust and grme, but the Hoover through ts specal feature Postve Agtaton wll loosen and extract the sharp embedded drt and remove the surface dust and lnt. FURNTURE AND HANGNGS The Hoover dustng tools are desgned to clean upholstered furnture, draperes, mattresses, even your walls and shelves. Two Hoover models No. 7 at $ft cash and No. 5 at $59.5. Terms prces are slghtly hgher. Convenent dustng tools may be bought at a small addtonal cost Lberal reducton made f an old electrc cleaner s traded k tfhlch the late Amercan rtmtn«sndor to : Frnnce helonpcd la now of lttle eon-, cern. The populace ns well as thoae j n hgh poltcal lfe pad hotmge to t \* nnw n cntefl fr ondnrlnp np f tn- nner crnt servce Wl :t was thnt M wth the «-rylc<? Those, eon ltnlls n[ the embns- y xvn:t d-ubtlos nnswer hy payng rbute v He untlrl M.erp.v and «u p-rlor Julprent of tlr Amercan repr»"scnt;t:\"e to rrnnce. Many n tour -t, nm!tz n rft-., remember* nt k-.-n. pnrecl.m the norvl.-e and courtesy rendered n ft rllflleult psrsonrtl stuaton. The government of the Cnted States has Just cause to momornuze the name of Myron T. lerrrk for lls ons and fathful a* well ns effcent Fervlce at the French ernhnsey.?ut Amercan ambassadors to other courts have rendered much the same servce, even though such servce dd not cover go long a spun oftme. n whnt respect then dd the servce of Mr. lerrlck mark hs admnstraton wth such a pecullnr nnd specal BtRnlflcaneel For whnt wll hs work be especally remembered? For vlmt outstandng reason does both France nnd Amerca rue to do hs name honor now Oat he has past beyond. Among the many conspcuous nets of Ambassador lerrlck, one s especally noteworthy. Durng the dark dnys of the war when the safety of France wns n the balance, and the olds were organzed aganst her, tt was suggested n the nterest of safety that the Amercan embassy be removed to o loss dangerous localty. Whle requests lke ths came pourng n nt the embassy, Mr. Hcrrlck remnlned slent., When the proper tme came le emphatcally refused to head He many suggestons. The Amercan enhnssy would reman Just where t wns n spte of possble dangers, A loss brave mnn would have readly ngreed; ndeed would have sought an opportunty to remove to a more safe localty; not so Ambassndor lerrlek. He remaned where he was la the face of duty, nnd the courage, servce nnd help rendered the French people durng the durkust hours of ther hstory wll never he forgotten by ether France or Amerca. A great mnn s able to sense and embrace a great opportunty. Myron Herrlck dd ths very thng, not for personal gnln or glory, but for servce to humanty. For ths remarkable servce he wll nlwnys be remembered and honored, "Ths that he hath done sbnll be told as a memoral of hm.". 99. Western Newspaper Unon.) Rural Mal Route. The standard rural mall delvery servce route tn the Unted States h mles. Bv vrtue nf th above Mated wrt : to me drected am delvered, wll rxp->*c to sal* at publc vendue on WKDNKSDAY. JlLY SEVENTEEN- TH. MNKTKKN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NNE At ono oclock Standard Tme (Two oclock Daylght Savng Tmr> n the nfternoon of the sad day at the Sherff? Offce n the Cty of New Hrunswr;, N... db Alt the f""wng tract or pmrl of!an<l m.d p:er..ses herenafter partcularly.r^rrred. stuate, lyng and lnng n tho Townshp of \Voocl- rdge " f -" County of Mddlesex and St.te f New- All trv.se certan lots,.huated n he T"v-nshp of Woodbrdgp, beng nrnv r desgnated as ^ots Nos. 7,nd K P,lk.," N. on a "Map of "erkley Terra <\ stuated n seln. Woodbrdge Townshp, Mddlesex County, N. J.. August, 95." BKGNNNG at a pont n the southerly sde of Green street, dstant easterly One Hundred Twenty feet from the corner formed by the ntersecton of the easterly lne of Benjamn avenue wth the sad southerly, lne of Green stm>t, runnng thence () southerly, parallel wth Benjamn avenue, One Hundred Twenty-Fve UT>) feet to a pont; thence f) easterly, parallel wth Green street, Forty () feet to a pont; thence () northerly, parallel wth the frst descrbed course, One Hundred Twenty-Fve (5) feet tn the southerly lne, of Gwen street; thence () westerly, along the southerly sde of Green street, Forty () feet to the pont or place nf BE- GNNNG. Hounded on the north by Green street, on the east hy Lot. No.!), on the south by part of Lot No. 8-, and westerly by Lot No. f>, all as shown on sad map, n sad block, Beng the same premses conveyed to the sad Nancy Tomaso by deed from Anders Soren Nelson, et ux, bearng date May,»K. Decrees amountng to approxmately $r>,!).. Together wth all and sngular the rghts, prvleges, heredtaments and appurtenances thereunto belongng or n anywse appertanng. WLLAM S. HANNAH, Sherff. LEO GOLDBERGER. $.7(5. Solctor. W.. -, K; 7-5,. NOTCE TO CREDTORS John H. ^uf-r. Keutnr of Mnr sraret L*«en, <ler<-**, hy drecton of the Surrncate..f the Conty of Mddlesex, hrrelv eve notre t" the credtor* of the -»:! Mrraret l.- = en to brng n h-r del.t-. demnds and clnms ngnnsr the c-t;t< "f th" «a<l deceafod. nude- oath or flrmnton, wthn nx ments from tb- lntr or they wll be forever barrc-d of any acton therefor aganst the sad Margaret Lesen, Rated: June -v l:<- JOHN* H..ESEN. Executor. W.. f-r to p-. NOTCE NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN that the Townshp Commttee wll hold ft meetng at the Memoral Muncpal Buldng l!fl, at : nng, (Daylght on k v.nly K, th" eve- Savng Tme), to f th fl nng, (Daylght Savng Tme), to consder th«fnal passage of the followng ordnance, nt whch tme and place objectons thereto may be pre- ented by any taxpayer of the Town-»hp. Property owners wshng to object may fle a wrtten objecton wth the Townshp Clerk pror to that date. B. J. DUNGAN, Townshp Clerk. AN ORDNANCE TO PROVDE FOR THE NECESSARY GRAD- NG, CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER AND CNDER PAVE- MENT AND THE NECESSARY SURFACE DRANAGE OF ELM- HURST AVENUE, SELN, WOODBRDGE TOWNSHP, AND TO PROVDE FOR THE SSU- ANCE OF TEMPORARY NOTES OR MPROVEMENT BONDS AND TOPROVDE FOR THE AS- SESSMENT THEREOF. E T ORDANED HY THE TOWN- SHP COMMTTEE OK THE TOWNSHP <)! WOODBUDGE, N THE COUNTY OF MDDLE- SEX:. That Elmhurst avenue, hegnng at the southerly lne of Green, reet and extendng southerly 5?et to the northerly lno of Berkley oulevard, * l t NOTCE NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN that the Townshp Commttee wll hold u meetng at the Memoral Muncpal Buldng, Woodbrdge, N. J., on.july X, l!)), at : oclock (Daylght Savng Tme) n the afternoon, to consder the fnal passage of the followng ordnance, at whch tme and place objectons thereto may be presented by any taxpayer of the Townshp. B. J. DUNGAN, Townshp Clerk. AN ORDNANCE TO AMEND AN ORDNANCE ENTTLED, "AN ORDNANCE VQ AUTHORZE THE APPONTMENT OF A BOARD OF ASSESSORS AND TO PROVDE FOR THE- COMPEN- SATON OF THE MEMBERS THEREOF," ADOPTED JUNE, 97. BE T ORDANEDBY THE TOWN- SHP COMMTTEE OF THE TOWNSHP OP WOODBRDGE N THE COUNTY OF MDDLE- SEX:. There shall be added to sad ordnance secton, whch shall read as follows;. n addton to the salary above mentoned the secretary of sad board shall receve un annual salary of Two Hundred ($,() Dollars payable n equal monthly nstallments. W.. f-8; 7-5. SHERFFS SALE N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Between The Frankln Socety for Home Buldng and Savngs, Complanant, and Anders Soren Nelsen, et al.. Defendants. F Pa for sale of mortgaged premses dated May 7, 99. By vrtue of the above stated wrt to me drected and delvered, wll expose to sale at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, JULY TENTH, NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NNE At one oclock (Standard Tme), two oclock (Daylght Savng Tme) n the afternoon of the sad day at the Sherffs Offce n th«cty of New Brunswck, N. J.- ALL that certan lot, tract or patcel of land, wth the buldngs thereon erected, stuate, lyng and beng n the Townshp of Woodbrdge, Mddlesex County, New Jersey, and more partcularly descrbed on a certan map enttled "Map of Rado Assocates, stuated at seln, Woodbrdge Townshp, County ol Mddlesex, State of New Jersey" surveyed and mapped by Larson and Fox, C. E. 7-9 Smth Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, whch sad map has been heretofore fled n the offce of the Clerk of Mddlesex County and whch sad ots are known and desgnated on sad map as Lot Nos. and 5 n block 7-F. Decree amountng to approxmately $,.. Together wth all and sngular the rghts, prvleges, heredtaments and appurtenances thereunto belongng or n anywse appertanng. WLLAM S. HANNAH, Sherff. FRANK HANCOCK HENNBSSY. 5.. Solctor. W.. 6,, 8; 7-5, $g Down 5 $ 5 a Month PVBLClSSERVCE SHERFFS SALE N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Between John G. Wen and May Wen, hs wfe, Complanants, and Leah Kahmc and Smon Kahme, her husband, Defendants. F Fa for sale of mor»aged premses dated May,»l). ty vrtue of the above stated wrt to me drected and delvered wll expose to sale at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, JULY TENTH, NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NNE at two oclock (daylght savng tme) n the afternoon of sad day at the Sherffs Offce n the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. All that certan lot, tract or parcel of land and premses, herenafter partcularly descrbed, stuate, lyn< and beng n the Townshp of Woodbrdge, n the County of Mddlesex and State of New Jersey. Begnnng on the easterly sde of Fulfcon street n the southerly lne of lands conveyed to Jbseph Kuhn und George W. Rudd" b)( deed dated May, 95, und recorded n Book 8, page 7; thence southerly along the easterly. lne of Fulton street forty feet; thence easterlv parallel wth the southerly lne of KUWB land sxty-seven and eghteen hundrtdths feet more or less to the weste.rl" lne of lands of Perth Anboy and Woodbrdge Ralroad; thence northerly along the westerly lne of sud ralroad fortv feet to the southerly lne of aad, Kuhna land; thence westerly along uad southerly lne of»d Kuhns land sxty-seven and eghteen huodredths feet more or leas tu the easterly lne of Fulton street or the pont or nlaee of begnnng. Decree amountng to approxmately suoo. Together wth nl and sngular the rghts, prvleges, heredtaments and appurtenances hcreuuto uulungng or n anywse appertanng. WLL!A* S. HANNAH, Sherff. THOMAS L. HANSON, $.5. Solctor. W.. -,, K:7-B. SHERFFS SALE N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Between Smon Schoenbrun Complanant, and Frank Kovacs, et als., Defendants. F Fa for sale of mortgaged premses dated May, 99. By vrtue of the above stated wrt to me drected and delvered, wll expose to sale at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, JULY TENTH, NNETEEN HUNDERD AND TWENTY-NNE at two oclock (daylght savng tme) n the afternoon of sad day at the Sherffs Offce n the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. All the followng tract or parcel of land and premses herenafter partcularly descrbed, stuate, lyng and beng n the Townshp of Wood brdge, n the County of Mddlesex and State of New Jersey. Beng Known and desgnated as Lots Nos. and 5, Blk. 7) R., on a "Map of Hagaman Heghts, stuated n Woodbrdge Townshp, N. J 9." Beng the same premses conveye to the sad Frank Kovacs, et. ux., b deed from Smon Schoenbrun, et ux., whch deed s about, to le corded, and by deed fron John Ha gatnan, et ux,, bearng date Octobe 6, 97, and about to be recorded, ths beng a purchase money mort gage. Decrees amountng to approx: mately JlflOO. Together wth all and sngular th rghts, prvleges, heredtaments am appurtenances thereunto belongn or n anywse appertanng. WLLAM S. HANNAH, Sherff LEO GOLDUBRGER, Soloctor. N TO ANCERY OF NEW JERSE RUDOLPH LANGMAN an AUGUST l.ang.man, hs,wfe: By vrtue of an order of the Cour of Chancery, made on June tv 99, n a cause wheren Perth Am boy Buldng and Loan Asuocato s complanant und you and other* are defendants, you are requred t appear and answer the bll of sa complanant on.or before the 5t day of August, or the sad bll wl bu taken a& confessed aganst you Sad hll s fled to foreclose mortgage gven by you, dated Ju th, 98, on lands n the Town shp of Woodhndge; and. you ar nud! defendants bucuuse you ow sad lands or some part thereof. LEO GOLDBEKGKH, Solctor of Cmp 7 Smth street, Perth Amboy, N; J. W, - -, 8; 7-5,. oard, *> wetl h Y "«tul ructon of concrete curb, gutter nd cnjer pavement and the necesary surface dranage therefor, unler and by vrtue of the provsons f an act enttled, "An Act Concerng Muncpaltes," approved March 7, 97, the amendment thereof nd supplements thereto and other ws applcable thereto..* Sad mprovement shall be nown as the Elmhurst avenue, sen Secton, Woodbrdge, Curb, Guter, Grade and Cnder Pavement mrovement.. The sum of Ffty-fve Hundred $55.) Dollars or so much theref as may be necessary s hereby aproprated to meet the cost of carry ng out sad mprovement.. Temporary notes or bonds are lereby authorzed to be ssued from me to tme, n an amount not to xceed the sum above approprated, mrsuant to tha controllng provsons f Chapter 5 of the Laws of 96,,s amended and supplemented, whch lotes or bonds shall bear an nterest ate not to exceed sx per cent per nnum. All other matters n respect o sad notes or bonds shall be deermned by the Charman of the. ownshp Commttee, the Townshp lerk and Townshp Treasurer, who re hereby authorzed to execute and ssue sad temporary notes or bonds. 5. All the work of sad mprovement s to be done n accordance th the plans and profle of the Elmurst avenue, seln Secton, Woodrdge, Curb, Gutter, Grade and Cn ler Pavement mprovement, as heretofore descrbed, made by George R. Merrll, Townshp Engneer, and the pecfcatons therefor, whch are now n fle wth the Townshp Clerk.. The mprovement shall also n lude such extenson nto ntersect ng streets not beyond the property lde. lnes of Elmhurst avenue as may e determned by the Townshp Com mttee to be. necessary to protect the mprovement. 7. Sad mprovement shall be mad nd completed under the supervsor nd drecton of the Townshp Commttee and accordng to the provsons of an act enttled, "An Act Con :ernng Muncpaltes", herenbefore lescrbed. 8. The cost of sad mprovement hall be assessed upon the lands n ;he vcnty thereof benefted or nxeased n value thereby to the extent )f the beneft or ncrease. 9. Ths ordnance shall take ef- ect mmedately upon ts adopton nd advertsng as requred by law. W.. C-8; 7-5. SHERFFS SALE N CHANCKRY OK NEW JERSEY -Hetwpen Savah P. Shotwell, Complanant, and Mary Mller, etc. et.k, Defendants. F n for snle of mortgaged pnm^rp dated June,!»!K By vrtue of the above stated wrt n me,drected and delvered, wll xpose to sale at publc vcme on WEDNESDAY, JULY SEVENTEEN- TH, NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NNE At ore oclock Standard Tme (Two oclock Daylght Savng Tme) n th<? afternoon of the sad day at the Sherffs Offce n New Brunswck, N. J. the Cty of "B" street one hundred ( thence runnng easterly and ALL tract or parcel of nnds and premses, stuate, lyng and beng n the- Borough of Roosevelt n toe- County of Mddlesex and State of New Jersey. BEGNNNG n the southerly lne nf "B" street at a pont dstant easterly one hundred and twenty-fve (5) feet from the southeasterly corner of "B" and "G" street; thence, runnng southerly at. rght angles wth feet;. _ parallel wth "B" street twenty-fve (5) feet; thence runnng northerly and parallel wth "G" street me hundred () feet to "B" street;_ thence runnng westerly alone; sad "B" street twenty-fve (5) feet to the pont or place of begnnng. Beng lot No. 6 on block No. ( on Map of property of Mary N- Shotwell, deceased, mnde by Wllam K. Rowson, (. K., Perth Amhoy. N. J., August, N H, and fled n the Clerks offce of the County of Mddlesex. Beng the same premses oovcyed to Stanslaw Wunkowsky by Wllam J.. Shotwell. wdower, et als. Executors, etc., by deed dated October 5. 9, and recorded n Mddlesex County Clerks offce n book 5, page. Decrees amountng ll approxmately $... Together wth nl and sngular the rghts, prvlege?, heredtaments and appurtenances thereuntr "" or n anywse appertanr thereuntov belongng.wllam S. HANNAH, TH6MAS H. HAGERTY. Sherff. S7.7. Solctor. W.. -, K; 7-5,. SHERFFS SALE N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY -^Between Mary E. Person, Complanant, and Mary Mller, etc., et. als., Defendants. F Fa for sale qf mortgaged premses dated June 5, 99. By vrtue of the above stated wrt to me drected and delvered, wll expose to sule at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, JULY SEVEN- TEENTH. NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NNE at one oclock standard tme (two oclock daylght savng tme) n the afternoon of sad day at the Sherffs offce n the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. All tract or parcel of lands and premses, stuate, lyng and beng n the Borough of Roosevelt, n the County of Mddlesex and State of New Jersey. Begnnng n the southerly lne of "B" (street at a pont dstant ^easterly one hundred () feet from the southeasterly corner of "B" and "G" streets; thence runnng southerly at rght angles wth "B" street une hundred feet; thence runnng easterly and parallel wth "B" street twenty-fve (5) feet; thence runnng northerly and parallel wth "G" street one hundred () feet to "B" street; thence runnng westerly along the lne of sad "B" street twentyfve (5) feet to the pont or place of begnnng. Beng lot No. 5 on Block No. 9 on Map of property of Mary N. Shotwell, made by Wllam S. Rowson C. D., Perth Amboy,= N. J., 89, and fled n the ClerkB offce of the Coun ty of Mddlesex. Beng the same premses conveyed to Mary Wunkowsky, by deed of Herman Shapro and Bertha Shapro, hs wfe, bearng date February 9, and recorded n Mddlesex County Clerks oflce n book 5, page 7. Decrees amountng to approxmately $. Together wth all and sngular the rghts, prvleges, heredtaments and appurtenances thereunto belongng or n anywse appertanng. WlLLFAM S. HANNAH, Sherff. THOMAS H. HAGERTY, $5.l. Suloetor. W.. C-,»; 7-6,, Now. of All Woodbrdge Towntblp n tho ndependent, th* mo«t wdely re»d paper n Woodbrdy NOTCE NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN that the Townshp Commttee wll hold a meetng at the Memoral Muncpal Buldng, Woodbrdge, on July S, 99, at : oclock (laylght Savng Tme) n the afternoon, to c sder the followng ordnance, at whch tme and place objecton thereto may be presented by any taxpayer of the townshp.. Property owners wshng to object may fle a wrtten objecton wth the Townshp Clerk pror to that date. B. J. DUNGAN, Townshp Clerk. AN ORDNANCE TO PROVDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTON OF A SANTARY SEWER TO BE KNOWN AS THE SELN SEW ER SYSTEM EXTENSON NO. AND TO PROVDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTON OF MANHOL- ES AND NECESSARY APPUR- TENANCES TO SAD SEWER AND TO PROVDE FOR THE S SUANCE OF TEMPORARY NOT ES OR MPROVEMENT BONDS AND TO PROVDE FOR THE ASSESSMENT THEREOF. BE T ORDANED BY THE TOWN- SHP COMMTTEE OF THE TOWNSHP OF WOODBUDGE, N THE COUNTY OF MDDLE- SEX:. A sewer extenson to be known as the seln Sewer System Extenson No., or the porton thereof here nafter set out, shall be constructed as a local mnrovement, under and by vrtue of the provsons of an act enttled, "An Act Concernng Munc paltes," approved March 7, 97 the amendment thereof and supple ments thereto and other laws applcable thereto, to provde for the san tary dsposal.of sewerage n the fol lowng descrbed streets n Woodbrdge Townshp: An 8" vtrfed sewer hegnnng a a manhole n the center lne of Ben jamn street where the same s n terseeted hy the center lne of Berk cy Boulevard and from snd manhol<.xtemhntt westerly along the cente ne of Berkley Boulevard approx matcly H feet to a proposed man hole n the center lne of Elmhurst avenue and from sad manhole ar 8" vtrfed sewer extendng northrly along the center lne of Elm hurst avenue approxmately 55 feet; also an 8" vtrfed sewer begnnng nt a manhole n the center lne of Green street where the same s n ersected by the center lne of Cha (Hlls road and extendng souther y across Green street, approxmatey to a proposed manhole approxmutely 5 southerly of the southed ne of pavement, and from sad man hole an 8" vtrfed sewer extendng westerly along Green street on a luapproxmatoly o southerly of the southerly lne of pavement, approxmately to the center lne of Mddlesex and Essex Turnpke,, together "wth the necessary nanholcv and appurtenances thereto.. The cost of sad mprovement shall be assessed upon the lands n the Y c nty thereof benefted or ncreased n value thereby to the extent of the beneft of ncrease.. The sum of Ten Thousand SHERFFS SALE N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.Between Smon Schwnbrun, Complanant, nnd Hnrry lvnck and Ann-tdzpa Ken rk, h? wfe. Defendant.!!. F Fa. for sale of mort penned premses fluted May, ;-J;. By vrtue of the above stated wrt :o m<> drected and delvered, wll?xpo»c to sale at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, JULY TENTH, NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NNE t two oclork (daylght wvng tme) n the afternoon of sad day nt the Sherffs Offce n the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. All the followng tract or parcel of nnd and premses herenafter partcularly descrbed, stuate, lyng and beng n the Townshp of Woodbrdge, n the County of Mdlesex and State of New Jersey. Beng known nnd desgnated as Lots Nos. 8, 9, MO,, on a map enttled "Map of land known as >v.ron Park, stuated n Woodbrdge Townshp, Mddlesex County, s..., Aurust, <»." Beng feet on the north and south, and feet on the east and west., Bounded on the north hy Lot No., on the east by Goorg street, on he south by Charles street, and on he west by Lot No. 7, all as shown on snd map. Beng the same premses, conveyed to the sad Harry Frnck hy deed ftom the Baldwn Realty Company, hearng date November,!>;>, and recorded n Book 8, page 7. Decree amountng to npproxmatey $8. Together wth all and sngular the rghts, prvleges, heredtaments anl appurtenances thereunto belongng or n nnvwse appertanng WLLAM S. HANNAH. LEO GOLDBERGER. $.f) W.. f-m,, 8; 7-! Sherff. Solctor. NOTCE Notce s hcre^ gven that the Townshp Commttee wll hold a meetng, at the Memoral Muncpal Buldng Woodhrdgc on _Julv 99 at : oclock (Daylght Savng Tme) n the afternoon, to consder the followng ordnance, at whch tme and place objecton thereto may be presented by any taxpayer rjf the townshp. Property owners wshng to object tnay fle a wrtten objecton wth the. Townshp Clerk pror to that date. B. J. DUNGAN, Townshp Olerk. AN ORDNANCE TO PROVDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTON OF A SANTARY SEWER KNOWN AS GREEN TO BE STREET SEWER EXTENSON, AND TO PROVDE FOR THE CONSTRUC TON OF MANHOLES AND NE- CESSARY APPURTENANCES TO SAD SEWER AND TO PROVDE FOR THE SSUANCE OF TEM- PORARY NOTES OR MPROVE- MENT BONDS AND TO PRO- VDE FOR THEREOF. THE ASSESSMENT ($,.) Dollar» or much thereof as may be necessary s hereby approprated to meet the cost of carryng out sad mprovement.. Temoorary notes or bonds are hereby authorzed to be ssued from tme to tme n an amount n»t to exceed the sum approprated: pursuant tu the controllng provsons of Chanter 5 of the Laws of 9, as amended, whch notes or bonds shall hear nterest tt a rate not to exceed sx per cent per annum. All other matters n respect to sad, notes or bonds shall be determned by the Charman of the Townshp Commttee, the Townshp Clerk and Townshp Treasurer, who are hereby authorzed to execute and ssue sad temporary notes or bonds. 5. The sewer to be funmructed hertmnder s the same, u^ descrbed n the frst paragraph hereof.. All the work of aad mprovement s to be done n accordance wth the plans and profle of seln Sewer System Extenson No. mprovement, us heretofore descrbed, made by George U. Merrll, Townshp Engneer, and the specfcatons therefor, whch are now on fle wth the Townshp Clurk. T. Sad mprovement shall be made und completed under the HUpervson arul drecton of the Townshp Commttee and accordng to the provsons of an act enttled, "An Act CoHTrnng Muncpaltes, herenbefore mentoned. N. Thn ordnance shall take ef feet mnedumy upon ts adopton :nd advertsng as reursd by law. W.. «-H; 7-5. " Say " saw yuur advertsement n he Woudbr< {! ndependent." BE T ORDANED BY THE TOWN- SHP COMMTTEE OF THE TOWNSHP OF WOODBRDGE, N THE COUNTY OF MDDLE- SEX:. A sewer extenson to be known as the Green Street Sewer Extenson, or the porton thereof herenafter set out, shall be constructed as a 6cal mprovement, under and by vrtue of the provsons of an act enttled, "An Act Concernng Muncpaltes, approved March 7, 97, the amendments thereof and supplements thereto and other laws applcable thereto, to provde for the santary dsposal of sewerage n Woodbrdge Townshp, as follows: - A " vtrfed sewer begnnng at a manhole located on the northerly sde of the pavement on Green street and n the southerly extenson Of the center lne of Lyman avenue and from sad manhole extendng westerly along Green street on a lne approxmately T> feet northerly of the pavement, approxmately feet to a proposed manhole n the southerly extenson of the center lne of Kmball avenue and from sad manhole a " vtrfed sewer extendng westerly along Green street on a lne approxmately 5 feet northerly of the pavement, approxmately 5.8 feet to a proposed manhole n the southerly extenson of the center lne of.lansen avenue and from sad manhole an 8" vtrfed sewer extendng we-sterly along Green street on a lne approxmately 5 feet northerly of the pavement, approxmately feet to a proposed manhole to be constructed approxmately feet easterly of the pave^nt on Route No. f> of the Stat«ghway; also an 8" vtrfed sewt^kegnnng at a manhole on the soutwrly sde of tn pavement on Green street approxmately fe-et westerly of the northerly extenson of the center lne nf Lyman avenue am from sud manhole extendng westerly along Green street on a lne approxmately, r ) feet southerly of the pavement, approxmately fs feet to the northerly extenson of the center lne of Hrter avenue, together wth the necessarv manholes and apjurte.nance.- thereto.. The cost of sad mprovement shall bu assessed upon the lands n the vcnty thereof benefted or ncreased n value thereby tu the extent of the beneft or ncrease.. The sum of Eghteen Thousand?K,<XMJ.(JO) Dollars or so much thereof as may be necessary s hereby approprated to meet the cost of tarryng out sud mprovement.. Temporary notes or bonds are hereby authorzed to be ssued from tme to Untn an amount not to exceed the sum approprated pursuant to the control." Chanter l of the amended, *hch notes or bonds shall bear nterest at a rate not to exceed sx ptr cent per annum. All other matters n respect of sad nftes or )Uhg provsons of t taws of r.llt. as bonds shall be determned by the Charman of the Townshp Commttee, the Townshp Clerk and Townshp Treasurer, who are hereby authorzed to execute und ssue sad temporary notes or bonds. 5, The sewer to be constructed hereunder s the same as descrbed n paragraph one hereof. 5. All the work of sad mprovement s to be done n accordance, wth the plans and prohle- of Green Street Sewer Extenson mprovement, as heretofore descrbed, made by George ft. Merrll, Townshp Engneer, and tht specfcatons therefor, whch are now on fle wth the ownshp Clerk. 7. Sud mprovement shall be made and completed under the super vson and drecton of the Twnshjp Commttee and accordng tu te pro tld A A NOTCE Notce h hereby gven that th, TownRhp Commttee wtl hold meetng at the Memoral Mn<-r, n tuldng Woodhrdgp, on l> v l!(!t, at : oclock n th* nfv r noon, (Daylght Savng Tm<<) to r, sder the fnal passage of the f,,r lowng ordnance, at whch mo nl place objerton thereto may W n rr, wnted by any taxpayer of the t<m n thn. Property owners wshng to ol,j r. r. may fle a wrtten objecton wth t,,, Townshp Clerk pror tn that (ht B. J. DUNGAN, Townshp Clerk. AN ORDNANCE TO PROVlnr :FOR A SPUR SEWER TO nr : KNOWN AS THE AVENEL SPjp OF THE RAHW*Y VALUtv TRUNK SEWER, AVENE WOODBRDGE TOWNSHP fn GETHER WTH THE NECFs SARY APPURTENANCES, ANr TO PROVDE FOR THE ssl ANCE OF TEMPORARY NOTFs OR MPROVEMENT BONDS ANr. TO PROVDE FOR THE ASSESS MENT THEREOF. ^ BE T ORDANED RY THE TOWN- SHP COMMTTEE OF Tll TOWNSHP OF WOODBRDf N THE COUNTY OF M. A Rewer system as hdrennfhset out shall he constructed ns a \ ral mprovement, under and by \\- tue, of the provsons of an act, ttled, "An Act Concernng Mun, paltos," approved March 7, ;, tho amendments thereof and suppl,. ments thereto and other law? n],, ; cable thereto, to provde for the,., tary dsposal of sewerage n n,,. part of Woodhrdge known as Av.n. to be connected wth the Hahv.;, Valley Trunk Sewer already n,-~. structed.. Sad system shall be known the Avenel Spur of the! Ralway V, lev Trunk Sewer.. The cost of sad mprovcm shall be assessed upon the lands : the vcnty thoreof benefted or ;. creased n value thereby, n prop.. ton to but not exceedng tho ext<-mof the beneft., The sum of Twenty-nn" Th< and ($J.O.(>) Dollars, or so ml, thereof as may be necessary, s h r. by approprated to meet the c>.< : carryng out sad mprovement. 5. Temporary notes or bonds a>hereby authorzed to be ssued fr<-::. tme to tme n an amount not tn -\ ceed the sum above appropr;,.. pursuant to the provsons of Sc<-t..> of Chapter 5 of the Law-.,- l6, as amended, whch notebonds shall bear nterest at a r;r. not to exceed sx per Cent per ar num. All other matters n respect..: sad notesor bonds shall be drer mned by the Charman of the Tm: shp Commttee, the Townshp Un. and Townshp Treasurer, who ;u hereby authorzed to execute and sue sad temporary notes or homk C. Sad sewer system shall consst of -a 5" vtrfed sewer, beg::-.. nnrr at a proposed manhole n tntrunk sewer now beng constructs! by the Rahway Valley Jont Sewer Meetne and known as Woodbrlc- Spur, at a pont approxmately n easterly of the westerly lne of land n,ow or formerly belongng to tn- Realty & Commpreal Co., and from sad begnnng pont extendng sout!. erly on a lne parallel wth the sn.; westerly lne of lands of sad Real & Commercal Co., and approxmat ly * easterly therefrom, through m 7 and lots 75 to 8, nclusuand lots 87, 88 and 7 as show on Map No. of Realty & Con mercal Co., and lot No. n bl" r 769 as shown on the Assessment Map of the Townshp of Woodbrdge, a: proxmately 5 feet to a propo^ : manhole n the center lne of Wn< ; bne avenue and from sad manh< a " vtrfed sewer extendng w erly along the center lne of W». bne avenue approxmately 885 f. to a proposed manhole; from s; manhole a " vtrfed sewer ext.!; : ng southerly through lots and n block 775 to a proposed maul; n the center lne- of Butler stn-, and from sad manhole a " v fed sewer extendng easterly apprmately on the center lne of l!:; - street approxmately 79f feet t proposed manhole n the center : of Douglas avenue; and from manhole an 8" vtrfed sewer ext. ng northeasterly along the.-: lne of Douglas avenue approxna!k) feet to a proposed manb"!< the center lne of WoodbrdtT- -- nue; an K" Vtrfed sewer extc.l southerly along the center lne Prospect avenue approxmately - feet from a proposed manlm], Butler street; and an H" vtv sewer extendng southerly along center lne of Remsen avenue proxmately (JJK feet from a p ed manhole n Butler street;.m vtrfed sewer extendng smth along the center lne of De-avenue, approxmately 58 fr-n proposed manhole n Butler stre. 7. The locaton of any part sad sewer may be changed or sad plans and specfcatons (!>". ed from by resoluton of the T"W shp Commttee wthn the lmt the appropraton heren pom- ; for, so far as may be found ne. sary n the actual carryng "n : the proposed mprovement, ether cause of dffculty or n the wn constructon. 8. All the work of sad mp! nent s to be done n ucoruwth the plan and profle of Av> Spur of the Rahway Vallev Tr<- Sewer, stuated n Avenel. \V" brdge Townshp, Mddlesex Cmn N. J., made bv George.U. M" Townshp Engneer, and the >!" catons therefor, j whch are mm tle wth the townshp clerk. ". Sad mprovement shall nmde and completed under the nervson and drecton of the!" shp Commttee and accordng t<> provsons of an act enttled, v Act Concernng Muncpalty herenbefore mentoned.. There shall be taken by P! chuae, condemnaton or others for the wthn mprovement, a n;h of-way ten () feet n wdth. <" the followng descrbed lands,v - real estate n the Townshp of W brdsre and Cty of Habway: Through lota and 8 n " 775, as shown on the Townshp A aeasment Map, revson of! - sad rght-of-way s shown u» l! mup attached hereto and made > l! of ths grdnance, and throng - 7 and lots 75 to 88 nclusve ;n.- lots 87, 88 and 7 aa shown» Map No. of the Realty & ( " mercnl Co.,whch map s fled " Count- Clerks offce of Unon " ty and n the County Clerks <>l;" n New Brunswck, and throw) d, p "An Ac, heren vsons uf an act enttl Cuctnnr Muncpalt wtore descrbed. N. Ths ordnance shall take ef feet mmedately upon ts adopton und advertsng as reurud by law" n block 769 aa shown on the " shp Assessment Map heretoton ferved to.. Ths ordnunce shall t:>>feet mmedately upon t «d" ll und fftlvertarr at) renurd l>y l W.. -8: 7-6. _ Acassfted Adv. Wll S>H "

11 (( FRTDAY, JULYft,9 PAGE ELEVEN Lou Moore Wns At Speedway n Record Breakng Tme "THAT LTTLE GAME" -He Kt KM Then No«nv CHPS \ MM Au. ntuxo y«m -wt f«t. \ MMMY GLEASON plucky PhlmMph* Drver Who Drovf H* Mller Spe,l to Second Poston n (h*» F,n*lfrn Champonshp Mle Grnd at ^l^ SH Sd ftproo dm (l -... Sund A ftprnoon. Gleaon Narrowly Averted Breath-takng Skd hf La t jp of le Rce. Fords A. A. Bows Athletcs Wn Agan; To Metuchen 9 to Lck Blue Jays 6- Townshp To»»er» Fal To Tally Barnas Port Readng Damond After Frst Frame Use Two Crew Regsters Over Perth Ptchers But Boro Boys Amboy Towers As Fea Rally. ture Wth Battng. Scorng ther only run of the game n tlc frnt nnng, caused the Fords \. A. tossers to bow n defeat befoy ln> hard httng Metuchen crew Sarday afternoon at Metuchen n r ;l her one-sded ball game. The town hp boy* faled to brng n a angh nntpr n eght consecutve frames ll born nne featured wth thro ns n the frst, and a wcked fv un rally n the last half of the ffth \ run n the eghth completed th<. >rng done by the wnners. Knpporwatts and Perry threw them,] for the Fordtes, but ther offerng wcr "easy" for the Mctuchen- :, -. Ten hts rattled off the bats of h- burn htters, and those ten hts n turn crutcd nto nne runs l.r n n.,... _ M A. A. batters clouted Ten Eyck, Mcluchen ptchers offerngs for \ hts. Habo starred wth the wl.w. bangng out a home run and a nr. The home run accounted for.era! Metuchen talles. Randolph, M. lchen left felder, took battng. rom of the day by bungng out nvc hts n fve trps to the plate. Tho d.vstrou? rally n the ffth stne ended all hopes of n vctory as,r as the Fords A. A. tossers were nccrned. The Metuchentes bang- l the ball all over the lot n ths -u. and the A. A. plnyors knew :t a wn was nl. Kopperw:tts fan- :.<l one batter, and Perry dropped M. Ten Eyck was the mound star f the d»" wth eght strkeouts to hs ndt. The Fordtes had two errors barged aganst them, to a sngle.nut regstered aganst the wnners l.x score: ordt A. A. lludler, ss... Warren, c ullerton. b lanchard, rf Krausa, cf ledor, b... Perry, f, p ogat,!> f Metuchan Walker, cf - Landolph, f lmford, b Nb<>, c rake, rf lule, ss. ult.t, M t F.yck, p l > AB R H Score by o o.(> u l.. r d s. Mctuchen ṟ > Subu. Throe Summary:H.me The Port Readng Athletc? unde: Teddy Barna, added another wn t ther strng of baseball vctores Sun day afternoon, by downng the Pert Amboy Blue Jays by a score of 6 to n a. game featured by the heavy ht tng of the Athletcs. Hutnck toe. the slab for the Port Readng team and he held the strugglng Jays t four scattered hts throughout th contest. Dctz and Past hurled fc the Jays, and they were ncked for total of ten hts. Smone, Barbato and Hutnck te for * battng honors wth two Kt apece, Barbatos hts went fur t^-o sacks each. One of Smones went for a two bagger. No hatter on the Blue Jay roster ht more than once, Rangle, Anderson, S. Anderson, and Chapman dong all the httng done by the losers. On the slal, Hutnck starred wth hs excellent control, and good headwork. He fanned nne Perth Amboy batters, and had hs ptchng exhbton marred a bt by walkng lve men. Past, who dd most of the twrlng for the vctms, funned only thr Port Readng htters, and walk four. The Athletcs are gong at a go rate now, and they are gvng promse of turnng n a farly good season. Any managers who stll have open dates on ther schedules, are requested to get n touch wth Teddy ttarna. Communcatons wll he receved at P.. Box 8, Port Readng. The Athletcs have a strong combnaton, and would lke to take on teams n ther class. Box score: AB R H E P. Readng Athletc! AB R H Fatterello, b McNulty, cf l Vcrnllo, cf Smone, c! U Martno, lb. B»rbato, f, Urn U bard,, lb Hylecke, ss u McDonnell, rf Hutnck, p._> o ~\)..,.,. ht. S.b.>". Two base hts, Fuller,,,, Ten Kytk.! Kupperwatts l-vck K. Bw.wlls, ; Perry, u Red"F*rtonNew Leader of Fords A. A Fullerton Le^A- * Battery L8t Wth.75-U Popula Athlete.,,f the fact that the Dudck have handed... " -", j natons, and they were >^epteu the club pressure, the management KUHOV^ the rens to so,,,uld get more out of the teamm he management wu«charged wth beng, lenent wth the player:.. d Tb«club unanmously elctea - t^ Fulerton, former^ l, K, school.ll-fnd athlete.... has capuned many teams be and he was responsble for the brn laut record made by theyd; A. A, football and basketball lbt year T.J new mana(p.r s a dnver, «qd th playura wll play real babeball or no ""rna wll probably be lust aport for the Fords fumuub by "Red" Grange, the Urn vt-sty of llnos., Fords people look for «wapoh under the new leader, who s very popular n ths * ct ;% of A th w e nss On-.Sunday, the Fords A. A. VHH pay St. James of Oarteret at Jord», "no two weeks weens from Sunday, the. hrs h n. "-""V" wth * the Hwd. trame of the seres wth the %leld Club wll be Kteve Anthony - - -,,. leaders o the Fords Feld Club and Kods A. A. respectvely, are P an to make a but thng out of th«w R«.,,ts Fullerton wll. "Huaru Jm Mulln* fur, - Kama. %Ww wa* Fuller on s run mate n many thrllng hgh y A. Blue Jay Russell, cf pcle, b lurrer, lb Anderson. f, ss Detz, ss, p, afte, b -. Anderson, rf (Tapman, c Cast, p, cf Kuzmer, f.... The score by nnngs: Athletc hl (ft 6 Bluejays.J Summary: Three base,... nck, Fattercllo. Two base hts, Bylecke, Lombard!, Barbato (), Hmone. Struck out by, Hutnck ), by Past. Buses on balls, off Hutnck 5, off Pust. Ht by ptcher, MaTtno by Past. f the players as computed jy Small- y and Dudck, retrng managers. Fullerton n s leadng wth a.7!) aver- age. The L> teamas as a whole s battng very poorly: Player AB H Aver. Fullerton :.75 a? lacobs 8 lartsh Varrcn Kamnsky... tfanno Hassaggl /rgllo lodner <opperwatts Fedur Seen From The Sdelnes By TOM BRENNAN, Sports Edtor A Vew of.he R.cn* Fan. Who Throned to ft. Woodbrd^e Speedway U. Sunday to Wtn... A. Ml. Champomhp Race. LOU MOORE, St-ndv Lrn Ar^clf- Plot Who Sm*«l,f>d Two Rpconl. n f.nr D.v, D-vrj H Mller Mujfttr Srr«l to Vctory WtKoul a Sngle Step n the Fmtrrn Chanponthp RflrP at tlr Woodordge TYack Sunday. Huge Crowd S*e» Steady Lo» Angeles Drver Plot Mller Majestc Specal To Vctory Over Excellent Feld of Drvers Jmmy Gleason Puts Up Game Drvng- Battle, But Tres Cost Hm a Probable Wn Gleason Takes Second Place, Skllfully Handlng Ht Car After Spectacular Skd On Home Stretch Rck Decker Noses Out Bob *, Robnson To Annex Thrd Poston. ^ Lou Moore, nervy Low Angeles plot, drove hs Mller Majestc Specal to a record breakng vctory at the Woodbrdge Bord Speedway last Sunday afternoon before u»cheerng trowel of approxmately, racng fans who wtnessed an exhbton of steady drvng and ron nerve. The freckled-face boy who brought ha trm, green racer across the fnsh lne two laps ahead of hs nearest rval, broke all Unted States speed recordb for half-mle board track racng wth one hour, twenty mnutes, ffty and two-ffth seconds as hs tme. Jmmy Gleason of Phladelpha, nl- nolds car was the one whch took the «n drvng «Mller, nnnhed second. breath-takng tal spn n n the tme trals on June, asms narrow escape on the last Wth Karnatz and Arnold out of j lap <>f the race brought hm the tho runnng, Moore led the feld one cluerng uf the crowd utter he had complete crcut as he rode nto ha kllfully handled th buckng, speedng n- wth un ease that clearly portlayl bs veteran skll. Comng nto tenth nf. One lap n-hnd, wds Boh Robnson, the Florda plot who was drvng Kerchs car. Knrmer made the frst stop for repars on the seventh lap. mmedately after Farmer pulled hack onto the track, Gleason hr last lap of the nce, wth the -latter holdng the. htckered flag a-ro- - h* path, the Phladelph < pan, wt* uur[(mn ^ L.UUVM,.w.,*,...*.,, r wentt nto skd whch turned t was forced to hs pt to chanpe a tre. twce. The roarng cur sld On the twenty thrd lap, Snowberfrer, lc«h angle of the truck nto the nt un the nsde of th<> bowl. The cr dd not turn over, and the motor \vn- -ll r-:rng wde-open as (Ucu- <m saw hmself facng n the wrong drecton, le threw the cur nto reverse, and backed onto the track, to a pont wthn ffty feet of the fnsh lne. As hs motor stopped dead, n mechanc rushed out on the track, and spun t nto acton. He was stll facng n the wrong drecton, and WHS forced to pull off of the track, make a complete turn n the drt, und Arnold broke hs speed, hs nerve, and hs N THE PTS fnsh, n order that there mght be tans trunk mat unven me «* machne as he was tryng to avod httng Karpart rart of ther machnes. Others thnk that they natz who sld down the track n front of hm. of the saucer to the wld applause of no confuson n the countng of the Some fans thnk that racng drvers are a laps, he rode two complete crcuts * Arnold mght have been a serous contender the fans who prased hs remarkable are darng fools, and so on down the lne of exhbton of car handlng. foolsh thnkers. Racng drvers are as human for a leadng poston n the race had not he Rck Decker of Stnten sland, drv as you or, Wanderng about the pts at the been forced from acton by Karnatz fence- np a Mller, took thrd place. He wa> closely traled by Hob Robnson speedway last Sunday anernoun, afternoon, unc one Luum could bangng game. To be rdng drectly n back Benson Sprng!!, p Florda. Robnson readly pece together bts of conversaton and of a roarng car, and to see t spn nto the took fourth h l a red d Dusenberp guard-ral, lttle acts whch would qute forcefully prove J -" : nna and +V then slde down the track s a V s orneny u>mu..,..., " slde Hnwn the track s a nerve wrackng experence. Arnolds nerve, lute.... Hay Keech. Shortly Cantlon of to the doubters that race track drvers are Detrot took ffth place n a Frntenuc, and sxth poston went to Chester just about left hm as he ht the mud on the really human. They have ther worres, ther sde of the track. Cant blame hm, can you!" Gardner of U>s Angeles. (Sardner <; troubles, and ther happy moments even as drove a Mller. AB R H E j y OU or. They are not a part of ther machne, Record* Fall Quckly ) - Mke Hckson who wa* the star on the local n the tral spns, Lou Moore broke nor do they act mechancally no, far from t. ) boards last year, faled to "get gong." Hs the track record and also the Unted l> States standard record by drvng Bupp Specal ddvt seem to be "perkng", and h * Mller l., llm l the saucer n twenty As Rck Decker swung nto thrd place on,, m, and one ffth seconds. JnH > ( he faled to qualfy n the tme trals, Mke Gleason was th- frst drver,to to qual- ( the 9st lap of the race, he nonchalantly pulled out an orange, and stuck t nto hs mouth, record bv a ltth of u second, drvngv g had a pretty fast feld aganst hm. Hckson fy, and he broke the standng track s one of the drvers who really knows the, crcut n twenty one and four and hs car was rdng at a speed well over a curveson the Woodbrdge track, and he rdes j Hfh^s-Vo Krnatz of mle a mnute! Humans all have appettes, do them rough and wooley....:...!.,,,,,..., h the record,.. one ffth of a second hgher than that they not? Moore had several sets of spark plugs put un a wooden bowl track. One drver, who had to be content wth hts, Hutnto hs car before the race began, and most The J U: \Y»>dbrdge., >»-,. Speedway record r> merely watchng the race, gathered together nto hs car betore tne race ucjm., a^u... v ~v for hundred mle races was hs.tools and equpment after the race, and of them faled to sut hm. He eyed each plug by nne m Mke of «:...., crtcally as crtcal as you see a jeweler eye wth a cold "Lets gt gon," he vanshed nto the tny mechansm of a fne watch. When asked why he was so partcular, he was heard to the gatherng crowd. A stoc, el, what? emark, very curtly, and n a well modulated. 5 5, 5. y : ,6*...7t keasbey Gets Revenge Over Hopelawn to Keasbeytes Lck Rval Fremen n Shutout Game Featured By Ptchng Of Fuller ton. Wth Fullerton ptchng top-notch ball, and ha Keasbey partners httng consecutvely and powerfully, the Keuabey fremen routed the much touted Hopelawn lre eaters Sunday mornng at Keasbey by a to shutout. Fullerton allowed two well a»parate<l hts durng th«entre nne nnngs..h* faced only twenty nne Hope^wn batters. On the other hand we have A. Kamnsky who ptche for the losers, Mr. Kamnsky wa the vctm of eleven well-placed, and well-tmed bngles whch were n turn made, nto ten counters. The wnners made ther best _wn Wth the race well n hand, Lou Moore waved to Jmmy Gleason to pass hm. Hs sports- voce, re ts the lttle thngs that count n ths manlke atttude drew hm the applause of game." the huge gatherng. And he ddnt have to let Gleason pass hm not on your lfe! Most people thought t odd that Jupter Pluvus ddnt put n hs appearance. A few drops Moore blushed lke a school kd as hs ad- of ran fell before the race started, but nary mrers crowded around hm after the race. The freckles on hs face had long snce vanshed beneath a coat of grease and drt, but hs even whte teeth showed a smle a smle of mentrecords n one race snt so bad and he never drove on a rjalf-mle board track before. Karnatz, who drove hs front wheel machne nto the fence three tmes, showed gong at break-neck speed, and then go nto the race and do t agan, shows ron nerve. Karnatz car was too fast for the half-mle boards. He couldnt hold t down very well. As he eased.ha foot off of the gas on the curves, the lght rear end of the toward the fence every tme. To have kept foot on the gas would have meant "flowers. J J "" tvl "*" t been the vctm ural! > t Q Old June must have Gleason made a darng bd for lckng good naturedly, Jmmy s the sort ot the track, and the fellow who - «nh natured naturally. Even ^fencelhe "rtpun wth the "grm reaper. A,,,, besdes, the The offcalshandled the race qute capably was done ta ad the drvers, and wthout a htch. The A. A. A. maue uunc a ^access out of the affar, those n charge are to be congratulated. Scratched the Phladelpha drver who starred lt ndanapols, was forced out of the runnng wth carburetor trouble. On the sxty frst lap, wth hs car n second place, Hck Decker stopped for a tre chng*. Wllng mechancs held the machne n the ar whle the new tre was beng placed on the car. Gleason shot nto second place whle Decker was wakng repars, and when he passed Moore on the seventy eghth lap to Ran a crcut, he was cheered by the crowd. He was well on hs Way to another "mnke-up lap" when Bob Robnson n hs red car refused to allow hm to puss. Robnson was flagged, and he fnally pulled asde n favor of the roarng Gleason. Gleason may well place the loss of the race on hs tres, for n the eghty ffth lap, he wns agan forced nto hs pt for a tre change, thus gvng Moore a much needed lead. Turgcon, ten laps to the rear, stopped for some adjustments. Twenty sx laps to the rear, he changed a tre, and as he fnshed hs one hundred and twenty frst l!p, flumes shootng from under the hood of hs car sent hm scurryng to hs pt for the last tme. " At the ffty mle mark, Moore led Robnson by two laps, and Robnson led Gleason by one. Thrteen laps later, Gleason shut nto second place, but Moore stll contnued hs gruellng rde. On the nndred and twenty ffth lap, Moore opened up the throttle on hs Mller, and the green car roared another lap nto the lead, ganng another lap over Gleason, makng hm three laps to the rear. Gleason who was only a lap ahead of the rapng Robnson, made a desperate effort to cut down the lead set by (Heasun. Moores tme- was the,. Los Angeles drver, but fastest ever made n Unted States held t was by too th great. At ths pont of the race, wth sevbroken enty fve mles behnd them, Moore stll led. Cleason cut down a lap, was two laps behnd the le and KttSngJ wasnt nat- the ruc WnrertmT crcuts. Hck Decker and Robnson Kreger, Baker (.yr.wnktrtmr ^ ^ ^ ^.^ all( Wnna Wnna f"»ed faw *o» ;«alfy. quon^ M^«" " ( na n y R ^ ended nfavor"of"decker,the m fayor o( Decker) the ; lrv!f tt An, RS.«: Stat«n.l.,nd entrant. Decker ganed Cantlon, l««r,, (,. lson. m d a ap over Robnson on the. one hun- (Janlu-r. Snowberger (.lta,«on. nu ^ Knrnat*. lned up to.tart the ran. Ag ^ ^ ^ ^ the fnah of Moore Hold. t»r y "* f Krml tn6 hugc crowd stood up and llrawkapolenos mnbecau, K^ ^ ^. ^!, hs fast tme tral, Lou " " " ^ ^ nhot a<. rs the lno frst. Gleaaon aeento an early lead whuh ht hew aur ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ njs the entre race He dul not s Robnson fourth, Cantlon ffth, untl,v»...^ he was - flawed " on tft. las^,u e the motor Gardner of sxth. w.^.» > When - the roar of rest of the held strun* out as ne pandemonum regn Karnatz race got rode under a close way. second W.th thru. anu and tne y ^ j ^ ^ ^^^ ^ one half laps ^.^""J V a r ahead and dapned on the back by hs wth Moore and KanaU la»bt*a ^ mechancs. The the feld, the frst crack-up LLou^u h.^ y^ ^.^ u ^ ^^ ^ ^ s huge crowd to ts. tel. t lh freezes on the smln K face of A )lucky llrver> und wordfaled W T P T M L S5:.STj nt wthout queston. He.fanned seven Hopelawn batters, and gave out only one free tcket. Kamnsky managed Kamnsky, b to strke out only two batters who Kanck, cf By West Amboy to also starred n the box for the Bears faced hm durng the whole stretch. S. Kamnaky, Tf - -- by fannng fve Amboyans. Molly The game was well playe,d, despte Sabo, ss who went the entre route for the : Saboy, rf Locals Fal To Supply Battng the one-bded score, but t was a complete vctory for the revengeful Keas- Hettger, lb wnners, dropped nne Bean va the Gresner. b Power Edde Gerty Stars Lhree strke route. Four errors were bey team. Box score; charged aganst the learcut roster, nng bd n the second, when they A. Kamnsky, p K*«*bey Fremen AB R H n Box, But s Unable To and a sngle boot was charged to the pounded Kamnsky for enough hts Grspart, rf 8 Stop Arnboy Httera. "wnners. Box score: to tally sx runs. Another run n the Fullerton, p 5 fourth, and three n the seventh completed the scorng. Wth the. excep (Jlolf. ss Score by nnngs:.. Jm Romer, lb *.. Hopelswn. Wth ther three ptchers beng tas one of the bent cul- sxteen aawu. tmes,..., the - Wood- leglate pudlng nturtu tn tle country. K«a«bey 6 x coueu lon of S. Katrausky, the Keasbey Joe Romer, f N T>o MU: Fullercatcher, every man on the roster ed out at l«a»t one ht. (rupart, j\l W. Boner, cf Summary: Two base hts: brdge Bearcats dropped an easy loss Muury t u,ber twce HS hurled breelurtuq and Jm Romer ht twce, and J njlraunky; 8b 8 - " -- Struck out by Fuller ton; 7; Kamnsky,. Bases on bats led the battng feld. For the Hop*;- s. _. Katrausky, c off Pullerton, ; Kamnsky,. nwntes, Hettger and A. Kumnsky Sabo,- h l batters to ht safely. -r Owfled Adv. Wll Sell t t Gleason was completely, submerged by the wld fans who admred hs rf ul drvng,; especally h* ;sss;r hm, tred tu avod a collson, Sad runnng over the drt on the nsde o the, track, he broke a connectng rod, and was also forced to hs pt. Arhands on ther drty whte overalls, packed ther tools, and called t a days work. Some of them.looked mournfully n the drecton of the wnners, and then gmlud remnscently. "To the vctor, belongs the spols." Bearcats AB t H and Edde Gerty nl over the lot, Dunham, sa...m how; Molly ptched for the.vn- F. Gerty, f [ners, and he held the Hears own to Pochek, b fve scattered hts. Duldpreon and Mullns, cf, p y of the Amboy crew poked out Hasmussen, c a home run each. Hppenstll, p, lb Edde Orty starred at bat for the Slebcs, rf Bears, httng twce n three trps to Eggers, b the plute. for the Wett Anboya, E. Gerty, p. cf Drascula and Pakk led the battng wth three hts each. Edde (erty! to the West Anboys at Perth Amboy m conte, el,, B op. rtr^es/ood^vlsutthe Ponel, and U The.ade, dd d. heavy hstl Amboyans just batter- wne W one ocoulon. «d the offe»fcm of MuHns, Hppen- Wet Amboyt Plazek, f Mazurek, b... Drascnla, lb.. Yager, c Dahlgreen, rf Pakk, b Rglay, cf Shrsky, ss Molly, p AB R H... ( " E ) ll ) E» 8 Uw«* ll W < g s th* lnd«p«nde»t, tba matt wdely n Woobrl<(*

12 (,,, ; ^ PA<;K TWF.LVF. Fords Notes M K- bl.-vn. Ml AT t p.,n.. l krnl--,! M v K am M:.. l.ytan....f Wnnflbrlct!! ><! fl n -lay n " A a. r l-l,,. - nml bv ;uto! ll <!* The M.- "c- Emma. ral l--ll. Hlt"!-.. M" n :. <,-A day \r» > rk nl- r!. ^! ^! " ^ Wll ltn >c-m"t<l ; nnh r " f rth An<.. -,-,.,! Mr. aml Ml.- \ - T ft n S;.!:pla:.. Mr. ml Mr. At.!-. *..! l en.el nnl rel,t.-.,- fr-r, N-«Y. rk Sun " Mr. v,! M- l- rru»n!» nr-e tl HDjr :n:rrak",,f tber rrcr. Kt a.! > A M! M-W St nrkct. f pf ;u r..v ". Mr, >r,l Mr-. A. Aml r-!! t < t- V" K -t- -.H N< «Yn rk N., Mr. a- lark.m- by a trt./p.f her fr..ml-. Mr-.llrn,nert::n<-. wh,,,,. «;,. L-v.n by Mr nr,!,. M-. W-na.v-k -;tnf rj m- were <lef(ntel l tream-r- nml c.t tlnwf>! brthl.v cake wa-,",f le t - < - - A chcken. A H-u-t the nter w- -rvcl. Ms, (arrck remany han-m" a:ft-. Sodalty At Fords Church Elect* Staff of Offcers FORDS -The Hle.--. Vrgn Mary >.,dal!v "f Our -ady of V-MV hueh held a regular monthly meet-.r (,n Mnmlay ntfht. The elcctur.f,,( (.er,-t f -u!t l "-l.-> f.ll<f.v-. r.-d.-nt M- Theresa.Sfnmetz; vvretarj. M- Helen DanVnach; prcmnters th<- M-<e< -\nna Cmdl, (nrc f.lnff, Hle Buckok undcatherne r.ran. Clan5 were n-le for anl» rl > yn Mnndv next at th: ><h<»,l audtor- ^n,. M^f^.-f;lu!T.^a-^p.,ntwl MU ^l" n S*h. Kathry, Ktran am Helen Dunhach. Mrv Artfcur Po»t s Hoste&s To Brdge Club at Fords )j Mrs. Arthur! -; enter- Mrs the h.^tet- prr/e «%* lulph AH. of Kahway. h nn -wll - h., at the home of Thomas K). n - N. J. Press Assocaton n 7rd Annual Meetng State Organzaton of Newspaper Men and Women Have Sesson At Lenox, Mass Woodbrdge Man on Commttee. The seventy-thrd annual meetng and outnr; of the New.Jersey Press Assocaton was held at the Hotel Afpnwall, Lenox, Mass., June -, Presdent J. Losran ClevenRer, of the Perth Amboy Evenng News, presul- The secretary reported the total membershp, a g«n nf U> durng the year. On recommendaton uf the commttee resolutons were adopted endorsng the establshment of a crculaton audt bureau n New.er-ey, for such publshers as care to jon, and authorzed the commttee tu nrepare rules and regulatons for the establshment of such bureau. The report of the commttee on School of Journalsm showed that the graduatng elah? ths year ncluded ten men and seven women, all of whom had secured postons. The report of the commttee on Newspaper nsttute wth recommendaton that a une day.sesson be held next October at Rutgers Unversty, concludng wth a banquet n the evenng, was adopted. Offcers for the ensung year were elected as follows; Presdent, Edwn V. Savklge, Hope-wll Herald. Vce-Presdent. Guon P. Wlson,.»njr Branch Daly Record, Treasurer, \V. B. K. Mason, Bound Hrook, Chroncle. Secretary, John \V. Clft, Summt Herald. Executve Commttee Rudolph h. Lent, Jersey Journal, Jersey -Cty; Chauncey F. Stout, lanfeld Courer-News; rrankln Fsher, Rdgewood News; Preston S. Foster, Elmer Tmes; Mss J. Mabel Brown, Matawan Journal; Charles Palmer Buteman, Somervlle Unonst-Gazette; Harry. Gll, Dover Advance. The presdent tpponted the followng commttee*: School of Journalsm R. E. Lent, Wm. H. Van Wart, W. B. K. Mason, J. Logan Clevenger. Newspaper nsttute Carl H. Woodward, B. M. tough, J. Mabel Brown, Wm. B. Bryan,. D. H. Moreau Anton Kaufman, Guon P. WU- Bon, J. W. Naylor, Allen S. Wll- Legslatve John W. Clft, Wm. H. Albrght, Harry T. Hagaman, Haddon Wns, p. S. Foster, Frank D. Schroth. Bulletn Carl H. Woodward, Fred W. Clft, W. B, U. Mason. Crculaton and Audt C. W. B. -ane, W. ll. Jones, Mrs. M. Rado, Frankln Fsher. Crculaton and Advertsng V/. A. Prckdtt, Maxwell Logan, Johnson Foy. Carbos VctmsOf Terrfc Poundng At Hands of R.C.W. -8 Keaabey Entrant Open* Last Half of ndustral League n Very Poor Form Use Four Ptchers Aganst Works Crew. Copper The KeH>fy < arwrndum nne opened t jffnd half "f the Perth Amhoy ndustral leasrm- by hene (he vctms nf a horrble whppng at the hands of the tlartan Copper Wnrks crew by th» terrble core of l\ t» Htt\ a real "whonje" ball name. The Curlms u-ed four ptchers on the mound wthout aval. Keyhok. F*ar«ler, Lund and Mller faced the Surprse Party Gven battry of t C. W. bttern, and n turn, they were yanked from the slab For Fords Woman as run after run crossed the plate wth alarm nn rapdty. Spat-ford ul:; - Mr-.. rarrk-k M - pv. ptched t a vctory lor hs heavy Mr. [and Mrs, Baker Entertan n Honor of Daughters Mr. and Mrs. HarryBaker Jr., of Freeman street entertaned at dnner Saturday n honor uf the brthdays of ther daughters, Elzabeth and Anna Belle. The chldren receved many beautful gfts. The table was peltly decurated wth tluwers. The guests were: Mrs. George Brown, red Brown, Charles. Gardner, Worth Gardner, Mr. and Mra. Jvng Baker and chldren, of Woodbrdfe; Mr. and Mr«. Harry Baker Sr., Mss Anna E;-Baker, uf Avetl;, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Baker am chldren* of lrvngton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wlbur Bouker and son, uf Brooklyn, N. Y. New* of All Woodb* JJge Town-; hp n thp ndqpendeat/tbe mott wdely ftad paper httne team mltfe*. The KfasbtV mondsnen were nkjrf for» grand lotal of twenty- nne h s-»-n one perfectly cvlzed ball rann. magne :(, Twonty-nnc hts. The ( a-brunlum batter- ht nne tme.-, and those nne bts were well scattered. Medure, Hyson.. and Spatsfurd ted for hattng honors wth f->.r hts each..some of the. C. W. batters faced Keasbey ptchers seven tmes. FnT"the townshp crew, l>alna, Parsler ^pd Mkula starred wth two hts each. Wth only two errors charged to each team, one can readly magne the force of the buttng power of the wnnng team. Dalna and Parsler poked out two three base htn^each for the strugglng Keasbeytes. Spatsford starred on the mound, strkng out swen C.arbo batters. Reybok dropped two laruan men, Parsler three, and l.utd one. After holdng the Cupper Wwrks crew scoreless n the frst frame, the townshp team opened up wth two talles. n the frst half of the second, however, the blow Came, as the Rarans brought n fve runs. The losers dd not tally agan untl the sxth frame, and then, they scored three lmes.. Three more runs n the last bulf of the nnth faled to cut down the huge lead held by the t. C. W. nne. The wnners staged ther bggest scorng spree n the eghth, when they brought n seven runs, as the Carhn ptchers fled before the onslaught. Box score: Ke&bey Carborundum leybok, p, lb l>alna, cf Parsler, ss, p.... Jacobs, e Mkula, b Palochko, lb Sabo, rf Loeser, f Lund, :)h, p, SB Grm, rf Mller, ss, p - R. C. W. Hrehowsk, ss McGure, rf... Wallace, c... Rogers, cf Hyson, b. Creed, f Uallo, lb...:.. Hkorsk, b Spatsford, p... Smth, c - AB... f AB Q G ft. G R 8 R 5 H > 9 H E E u 7 J Score by nnngs: R. C, W Carbos.. D- 8 Sunshne Class Makes Plans For Porch Pcnc The regular meetng of the Sunshne Class, of the Presbyteran church, was held Monday nght at the home of Mrs. Russell Therguson, East Green street. Thrteen members were present. The presdent, Mss Elna Bergh presded at- the busness sesson when plans were made to hold a porch pcnc next Monday nght at the home of Mrs. H. A. Tappen, Schoder avenue., Refreshments were served -durng the socal hour. The guests present were: Mrs. Clnton C. Shane, Mrs. Sprnger and Mrs. Floran. The next regular meetng wll be held July 5 at the home of Mrs. JJje Straght Elmwood avenue. Thoutand of Hymn* A dctonary of tymnotogy say that the total number of Chrstan hymns D the or more languages and dalects n whch the; have been wrtten or translated U not less than,.. WO, BUT MAD s FOR. A <BOOX S Saves and Satsfes Hopelawn :NO» M;<- Ksl Wbttnor, of ( vt r", W.n the p»e* of n V-wark Mnday. M. and Mr-. Kra,; Uud.er- ef May -tr-et motored to Karncg.t Bay.--.day. Mr-. H.,ler"ff and daughtrr. Kbe!, of Florda Grove road were the jrue-ts of Ms? Anna Sorensen of Perth Amhoy on Tuesday. A mscellaneous shower was gven on Tuesday evenng to Mr*, lohn Egrn of Ford.*, whf was formet- [ ly M>«Margaret McCabe of ths, plate. Many beautful and useful (rft- were receved. -Mrs. Albrecht, of Clyde avenue,» a Perth Amboy vstor Monday. - -Frank Pan.ek. of Julette street was a Ford? vstor Tuesday. Mrs. John Zmhardo f New York ty s spendng the week wth her daughter, Mrs. John ngra^a, n Florda Grove road. -Mrs, Paul Nohcta of Florda (Jrove njad «spendng the week n New York Cty. Dxon Pano Rectal Amd Beautful Settng Annual Event s Held n Studo of Popular Teacher AH Knds of Flowers n Decoratons, Ajnd s pettng made most beautful hy banked (lowers the annual pano rectal by pupls of Mss S. H. Uxnn, was held on June at : p. m. n the large r-tudo n the Dxfln home at \J Man street. The house s of the dgnfed generous archtecture of the days when crowdng was unknown. t stands back from the street and has some stately old trevs on the large lawn. The,-tudo occupes all of one end of the buldng. Thereart mjne*ou«ol pantng^ and two panos. The program was made-up entrely of compostons from "the great mastersand the pupls showed that they had absorbed the true sprt of good musc n ther nterpretaton. After thprogram ««< cream was served, v,(fhe program n detal follows: Part One Duet, "Turltfsh Rondo"," from Sonnta n A Mo?.art, Mss Edna Gegle and Mss Harret Short. "Dance Hungrose," "Valse Luclle," Mss Mary Golden; "Volga Boatman," Russan Folksong, Mss Pearl Fler; Melody n C, Mss Helen Ames; "Souvenr de Sorrento, Mss Mldred Choper; "The Menagere", Mss Else Blake; "Melody n A-mnor," Mss Frances Lews; "Woodland Dreams," Mas Mldred Bowers; "Souvenr," Mss Beatrce Beckman; "Cuckoo," Mss Lorna MacCrory. P»rt Two Duet, Rednwa," Mss Betty Peterson and Mss Vvan Clausen; "The Queen of Sheba," "The Clown," Mss Frances Ryan; "Concet Mazurka," "Venetan Serenade," (For left hand alone), Mss Harret Short; "The Beautful Blue Danube," Mss Vvwn, Clausen; "Barcarolle" from "Tales from Hoffman", Mss Jean Lddle; "Berceuse" from "Jocelyn," Mss Betty Peterson; "Nght Wnd," Mss Margaret Ryan; "Narcssus," "Moon Dawn," Mss Edna Gege. % Cut n nsurance Good News For Good Drvers "t pays to drve carefully n ths lay of ",.J motor vehcle deaths a ear n more way than one," says H. C. Mades of Colona, n tellng of The Travelers Mert Ratng Plan whch gves, a!u percent reducton n the cost of Lablty and Property Damage nsurance to owners of prvate passenger cars who can show a ood drvng record for the last months. Mr. Matles announces that any car owner, whether prevously nsured or not, who can qualfy, wll receve the percent reductun, whch t s estmated wll save good drvers upwards of $5,7), n the Unted States ths year. Lablty and Property Damage nsurance n adequate amounts, he says protects a car owner from loss n case he njures someone or causes damage to the property of another. Mr. Mades adds that the ncreasng toll of lfe n motor vehcles shows the necessty of Lablty and Property Damage nsurance n adequate amounts. Besdes beng able to offer the percent reducton tu good drver, Mr. Mades also s able to arrange for the payment of Automoble Casualty MM USt YOUR- FVOAJE.MR. LDOERWOODAVE. ELZABETH, N.d. huge FRDAY, JTA 5. 9 PARS»)nuv ths wth the one button on modernstc tnes t frmly n plucn. For ths la a brand new mmltlon to the smart fashlooh of the sprlr and s seen not only on frocks but on blouses worn under ault coats. t s nothng but a strp of fabrc cut allchtly on the bos and fastened around th>- necklne. t U supposed to have frst made ts appearance on a frock desgned by l^ulseboulanger: flhea always dong the obvous thlnr you know, and creatng a mode. Anyway, here n ths new collar sketched on a copy of one of her new frocks. The frock la of dark blue crepe wth the collar n a lghter shade of blue and the button, whch after nl s the pece de resstance wthout whch the newest of collars would look lke lttle at all.» of the same shade of blue shell cut tp modernstc fashon to resemble Aothng «6 rhlch aa a small coffee rng. Presbyteran Sunday School Elects j J. E. Breckenrdge s S«lected For Superntendent-Annual Sunday School Pcnc Week From Tomorrow. The annual electon of offcers of the Presbyteran Sunday chool was held Tuesday nght at a meetng of the offcers and teachers, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Randolph. The followng offcers were elected: Superntendent, J. E. Breckenrdge; assstant superntendent, Asher F. Randolph; secretary and treasurer, Charles F. Kuhlman; assstant, Frank Sewaren News The Sewaren Land und Water C ns rll *s mnal chldren; parly the fternoon of Julv -.h from untl." clock. Mrs, F.. Turner was char mnn andthe chldren enjoyed a very happy tme. Mr and Mrs. Ford and Lawrence Marsfen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Turner on ther boat Sunday. Mrs. Vrgna Mller s to be the Seaboard Opens Wth Wn Over Hatters -5 even nnng Game Goes To Federals Who Open Second Half cf P. A.. League Wth Wn Kafton On Mound. The Federal Seaboard Terra Cntta tossers started ther second half of hostess at... the... card party, nt Sewaren the Perth Amboy ndustral league Land and Water Club on July \. j Saturday afternoon wth a M to 5 There wll also be cards played the vctoryover the Perth Am-Hoy Hat evenng of July!). tossers n a rather one-sded game -Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Muller whch was featured by the httnjr and chldren are vstng Mr.MuUers nnd ptchng of the wnners. Kaftnn sster nt her home up the Hudson j toed the slab for the wnners, and he Rver for a few days. allowed the Hatters only seven hnfc- Mr. and Mrs. F.., Adam? and Mcs. Baloa and Balush attempted to -on, Freddy, are at Cedar Uke for j stem the onslaught of,the red<*rnls, a month AVenel E. Hrecka went to Pennsylvana \ Wednesday where he joned hs famly who hts been spendng two weeks there. Mrs, E. Luthn of Yonker?, N. Y., s spendng the week wth her daugh ter, Mrs, F, K. Barth. Mss Audrey Brd, of Planfold, spent the week end wth Mss Helen Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs... M. Mferty am daughter, Eleanor, of Mam, Fla.. nre Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dooly and sons of Yonkers, spent the holday and! latter part of the week wth Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Barth. June Soper attended a brthday party n Woodhrdge on Saturday (rven by Annabelle and F.lzabeth Baker. Rev. D. Krkland West of Rnhway, Varden. The followng were apponted charmen pf the dfferent departments: Begnners, Mrs. A. P. Ran-where they wll stop for a few weeks wll leave on Wednesday for llnos dolph; Prmary, Mrs. Leland Reynolds; Junor, Mas Grace Huber; n- where Mr. Boyle has preceeded them, enroute to ther new home n Texas termedate and Senor, Mrs..lohn beng employed there as an engneer. Strome. The bazaar department,f the Plans were made to hold the an-womans Club wll hold a tea at he nual Sunday school pcnc Saturday, July, at Echo Lake Park. Cars wll be at the church n the mornng to convey the members to the nark. t was voted to send Mss Myrtle Howard as a delegate to the summer school at Lake Wnnpesankee, N. H. Delcous refreshments were served (lurng the socal hour. Famon* St««pUel»M«The Grand Natonal steeplechase t ran at Alntree, England, and s consdered the worlds most famous steeplechase The course s nearly ^ mles long, and a double crcut s made. There are W Jumps. nsurance by easy payments under The Travelers nstalment Payment Plan. Detals of the Mert Ratng Plan and the nstalment Plan wll gladly be gven car owners who wll ether call Mr. Mades at phone, Rahway -W, or make nqury at Hghleld road and St. Georges avenue, Colona, N. J. MOM HAS PROPPBO UP A VJUDOW WrfH TH PHOME, AJJP BABV S FOR A HAMMER, f S VOUR-S OUT OF OROeB Staned Teeth Made Flashng Whte OrNoCostl No matter bow dull, dngy, (potted or tuned four teeth nuy be, lleachodent Combnaton guaranteed to remuve ttana fd nalec tcetb gaalng whtf or t cat ral notbng. CffDtatl of mld lfe lqud whch >uftru> tara and pnal ate wcb gtntlr rew«j dem. Jvat ue Luud once a Mj««--lwl Mte e»erj d»/ to Vttu teeth elea anl wktt. Bteachoaent Coratmtloa aa»r(ceted by twu dentu ol blub luodjng who aent four yeara uovug u abaottlt*»(«r w enamel Beware u thcap l.ud Uuuana. Say twxby tv.unc teeth whch aj»l juur auuearance. Gel Bleacbo- COMBfNATlN luda, on money", M all «u«d takr, tuch u, but ther offerng were banged far.a total of fourteen hts whch were tn turn, converted nto a lke numher of runs. [ Kafton not only won hs own ball game, but, he starred nt bnt. and took battnw laurels of the day wth three hts n four trps to the plate, \ rgllo was the nnly man on the lo»mg nne to ht more than a sngle tme..,., Hatters were charged wth m mlsplays to two called aganst the Seaboard men. Fman. proved the conducted the servces last Sunday Federal Seaboard mornng at the Communty Fleshy-, Berky, f, teran church. Zalar, lb The Communty Sunday school Pellegrne, ss held ts servces before the summer j Fmun, Lb vacaton last Sunday. The church: Lov, c servces wll begn at oclock unfraser, Tb tl the Sabbath school opens agan n Mannker, Cf September. t.udwfsnn, rf A very pleasant tme was enjoyed j Kafton, p..- the those^who were entertaned nt the home of Mrs. H. J, Baker n Hyat Street. P. A. Hatter The Junor Womans Club enjoyed j Vrgllo b... a delghtful tme Saturday afternoon olsen, c at a beach party held at ClfTwood Vrgllo, ss Beach. Balush, lb, p Mrs. Wlson and son,.lohn, of Sorowsk, b Perth Amhoy were the guests of -Mr. VVckyel, f... and Mrs. John Peterson for the week. Rakos, cf end. Orlck, cf Mrs. C. Senft and chldren, Helen, Hckley, rf.. Charles and Crag, are spendng a Balos, p, lb few days at West Pont. Crag wll reman there for a week. Dr. J. H. Boose, of Chcago, spent several days vstng hs ssters Mrs. Hatters D. P. DeYoung and Mrs. J. M. Hol-Seaboarferty of Mam, Fla. Mrs. J. E. Peterson and famly vsted relatves n New Brghton. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jagellsk and daughter, of Bayonne, moved nto ther new home on Burnet street on Saturday. Other newcomers on Burnet street are Mrs. Lena Hllyer, of Spotswood, who wll move nto her new home wth her famly on Monday. Mrs. J. B. Labat wll entertan the members of the Lades Ad Socety and ther frends at a tea at her home on Avenel street on next Wednesday, July. Mrs. Hugh Boyle and chldren home of Mrs. Charles Sessel on Wednesday,.July 7. LASSFED AD FOUND Large, young polce dog, colored yellow. The owner can have the same by dentfyng hm and payng for ths notce. John Beach, Boulevard, Carteret. HELP WANTED Female. Young lady, hgh school graduate, as typst; apply Western Unon, Elzabeth, N\ J. WANTED TO RENT one famly house wth fenced yard for chckens and pg- eons, near ear or bus lne. Two n j famly. y Wrte care of ndependent. W «?! 8; 7-5, W \ WANTED Boys, and ffrls to sell; flavorng extracts after school;! send for frftc sample. Wakefeld Extract Co., Sanbornvlle, N. H. W.. 6-,, 8; 7-6. HOUSES HOUSES.for sale or fot rent; money j to loan. DeYoung, Avenel, N. J., Phone Woodbrdge 9J-J or Wood- brdge -W. -ltl. FClfepENT FOR RENT or furnshed room apartments; also furnshed rooms; apply Mrs. Lttle, Man.street, telephone -M. W.. 7- r tf. SEWAREN Furnshed hcjuse, sx rooms, all modern convenences, garage. T<?l. Woodbrdge 6-R. W.. G-8; 7-5. FOR SALE FOR SALE: Two lots on Colona; Boulevard, Colona. 5xlh overall. Sacrfce for cash. Box H Avenel, W.. 7-5,. BUNGALOW, rooms and bath, electrc lght, gas, water, sewer, cuncrete streel prce $,5; easy terms; 5 Wedgawood avenue, Woodbrdge; nqure J. E, Harned, Post Offce Buldng, Woodbrdge. W.. -5U. BUNGALOW Fve rooms; all mprovements; telephone Woodbrdge 6-R or 575. TRUCKNG, local or long d.tance; two trucks at your convenence. Phone Woodbrdge 9. John Thomas, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. WANTED CLEAN RAGS wanted, lxe of hand kerchef or larger, 6c * pound Mddlesex Prou, Green tret PLANTS AND SHRUBBERY Do your own Landacpng, atleet - tflt» row whle th_ey are n folage und bloom. We rase a complete lne of nuraury stock and nvte your n- Buetton. EvtrythnK grown locally We do tr«d(f. Prcw t««,uable JANSAS NURSERY, Sfcware! N J W.. 6-8; 7-5, U, 9, " renl battng sensaton of the (lay by pokng out a home run. but " hrer hts nl went f.or three j r n the h box, b, Kafton struck out eght Hatter?. Balus droppe Federal. when the^ored four run.,.;, rlj,,,;. n the scorng spree put the Federals on top. and n wld and wooley sx run rally n th<- fourth sewed up the game. The losers talled ther remanng count n the fourth frame. Box score: Score by nnngs: ABRH E " - AB R H... T> 6 x Home runs,, Fman, Summary: Three base hts, Kafton (), Manaker (, Two base hts, Ols«n, Vrgllo. Struck out by Kafton, 8; Baos, ; Balush,. Keep youth longer! cleanse the system t/ of posons Two of the great enemes to youth and vtalty are delayed elmnaton and ntestnal posons. To keep yourself free from both these common dffcultes wll help you to stay young. Wth the use of Nujol you can do t too. For Nujol absorbs body posons and carres them off, preventng ther absorpton by the body. Nujol also softens the waste matter and brngs about normal evacuaton. t s harmless; contans no drugs or medcne. t wont cause gas or grpng pans, or affect the stomach or kdneys. Every corner druggst has Nujol. Make sure you get the genune, Look for the Nujolbottlewth the label on the back that you can read rght through the bottle. Dont delay, get Nujol today. Babes Love t For all Bpmach and ntestnal troubles and dsturbances due to teethng, there s nothng better than a sale nanu and Chldrens Laxatve. MRS. SYRUP 666 l Prescrpton (or Colds, Grppe, Flu, Dengue, Blous Fevev and Malara. t U the mo«t sppvdw r«m«dj knows BREGS MENS STORE 9 sjnth St., cor. Kng PERTH AMBOY "Jotuk For Cat* and Wouad Prevent nfeaon! Treat every cut, wound or scratch wth ths power- Al OQB«HHM»aWa«*&<&. septc. oote actually kllf germs. Helps to heal, wo. WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT Woodbrdge Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllam Kranl f Ftnrron avenue nre spendng M unmer at ther home n >.. Md. " Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Mcsscs Mrs. C. B. Manhart, Mrs. HA n" lcr of PnttBVlle, Pa., vsted Mr Mrs. R. H. Wyld over the week.,, Mss Elane Logan, of t{,, w,, place, has returned home fro/ weeks vst wth her sster Mrs\ : Harrs Prall, of Hartford, Conn Mr, and Mrs. John Kregr famly are stayng at Manasnmn the week. Mr. and Mrs. Asher.Rand, left Wednesday to spend the rem, der of the week at Manasquan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boynton Rahway avenue wll leave tomor mornng to accompany ther s, John and Whtman, to su m,, camps. John wll go to Woo.ll,. Camp at Phoneca, N. Y. and wl man wll attend th<- Art Cnnn Pratt nsttute at Great Barrnn. Mass. Mss Lllan Rchards of Fr.,, man street was the solost at weddng n Phladelpha Saturday her schol mate, Mss Athala (Jen... to Frank Watson, n the Muhlc,,,, Memoral Lutheran churrh. \ Rchards s spendng the rena,., of the week wth frends n., noton, N. J. -Jmes Prescott of Rowland r was n Camden Tuesday and v., nesday on a burness trp. Mrs. Verda jsugham nnl Harry, of Scranton, and M. Wertzler of Cleveland, Oho,..,,, the vteev. end gupsts rrf Mr. BT<.t James Fler of Rahway avenue Mrs. J. E. Breckenrdge Mss Lou Wourdell on Wedtuvsted the htters sster who : St. Barnabas hosptal recnv, from an operaton. Dr. A. Boylan Ftz-Geraty preach at the mornng am < v, servces Sunday at Mt. Tabor. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Baker.; and daughter, Elzabeth, vsted \ and Mrs. Wllam Johnson of Acres, Tuesday. -E. Hamlton of Phladelpha : the dnner guest Monday of Mr.. :, Mrs. Jnmps Fler. J")ewt of All Woodbrdge Tovrmhp > the ndependent, the most wdely read paper n Woodbrdge Throw Away Nothng! Wo can make that old su; look lke new why throw ; away? Dont be wasteful. \V, rehabltate old garments at rdculously low prces. Ju brng us your old clotheswell make em lke new clot:; ea. You cant go wrong when you let us do your cleanng an, dyeng we are experts of on/ experence. NEW YORK CUSTOM TALOR 68 Man St. Woodbrd«For prompt servce n repl;u ng your Plate, Wndow and Auto Glt\»», Call M. 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