Man Who Burned Wife With Acid Is Drowned. Body of Alex Telechak Found in Creek Sunday Near Cutter's. Coat Found On Saturday

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1 '" *p The News of All The Townshp Sportng News Page 9 VOL. X, No, 36 WOODBRDGB, N. J., FRDAY, NOVEMBER f,, 192* PRCE THREE CENTS Woodbrdge Lons Club Holds^harter Nght New Servce Club Has Brllant Functon At Blue Hlls Plantaton. One Hundred Ffty At Banquet Vstng Clubs Brng Greetngs ' The members of the Woodbrdge Lons Club held ther charter nght Wednesday nght at'blue Hlls Plantaton tfthnellen, Charter nght s Ht bg" formal event n the career of any Lons Club and the woodbrdre club carred out the evenng's prograrh, n a manner that won the approbaton of man,y vstng delegatons of Lon9. The feature of the evenng was a banquet. There were 156 seated at the spread. Bong by Stanley Potter, tenor, and Charles Messerve, bartone. Presdent Harry Ford then delvered an eloquent»(dr«u of wakorae. The presdents address was followed by a vocal selecton by Mrs. Luca'Rurg Cooke, soprano. lng and the speech of acceptance by Harry 'A. Ford., There was a song by Stanley Potter, greetngs by Rev. J. B. Myers, a song by Mrs. Cobke, an address by Adath 1 area Auxlary Ha* Monthly Meetng j The regular monthly meetng of the Lades' Auxlary of the Congregaton Adath brael was held on Monday nght at the home of Mrs. Josepft Klen on Bsrfon avenue. Plans were completed for' a card party to be held n the synagogue on Wednesday, November 21. All games wll be n pty. The commttee ncludes Mrs. M. Chopper, Mrs. Joseph Damond and Mrs. Harry Sherman. Ten dollars «u donated o-a needy famly n seln. Rflfreshments were nerved. The,. December meetng wll be at the home of Mrs. Harry Sherman n Man street. Harry"'c.''woods'"oT"coll n swood, Ste P he " Somogy, of Perth Amboy, feld drector of the Lons and organ- deputy _ dstrct governor; greetngs from vstng Lons clubs and selec- Mayor Wllam A. Ryan then gave zer of the Woodbrdge club, was toastmaster and hs scntlatng wt, and wnnng personalty kept the «& eet! n *» '"behalf of the townshp, party n' hgh apru through- Th «bg event of the evenng came next the presentaton of the charter by Dstrct Governor A. E. Bertons by the orchestra. out the evenng. There were preaent delegatons from Lons clubs n Fords, Hllsde, Red Bank, Planfeld, Staten sland, New Brunswck and, Perth Amboy. Dstrct Governor A. E. Berlng, of Camden, presented the charter of fr - frr y the Woodbrdge club to Harry H- Ford, presdent of the* Woodbrdge that the club. Presdent Ford accepted the 8 completed the formal program for the evenng but by no m eans completed the mpromptu pros m - Harry *"«* h h» speech of acceptance of the charter had sa-d l Woodbrdge Lons would n lne wth other clubs but t-.u U. "«"»"" -"'- j:r:'':^r;;r before the evenng was over t lookcharter wth ""»P^Jte ad dress., othe* Lons clud3 wouw n presentng the charter Mr. Ber- h^ ^ J> onmo ^ ^^ m ^ fho lng sad that the people of Amerca need to be aroused n tmes of Chmney Fre Guts Three Sewaren Houses Frame Dwellngs n McVcar Lane Destroyed At Noon Today. Freman njured n Fall A defectve flue ana a ktchen stove fre of whte pne are blamed for a fre that gutted three two-story frame dwellngs n McVcar Lane at noon today, The houses are the property of Lons n enthusasm and aroused to the welfare of ther communtes and to a general nterest n the country. at the nn and the surrounded the brde and brdegroom and serenaded them, and merest n»«'»"; ) u rnn<tu ' the brde and groom danced n a ho- Rev. J. Benjamn Myers brought ^ ^ ^ s^ T._ TU w s P lrlt Amboy Lons Club WdJ rd d, owah, greetngs from the Woodbrdge Ro- ow s tary club of whch he s presdent,. cau 8ht He sad that Woodbrdge s bg enough to afford plenty to do for two major servce cluba. Mr. Myers ex- Woodbrdge club pressed admraton for the sprt and enthusasm of the local Lons. The new banner of the club, a work of art n purple and gold slk was at the head table wth the Amercan flag. The program opened wth the tong "Amerca" by all present n stand- humorous, ng salute to the flag whle' they sang. The nvocaton was gven by Rev. Futher Lons. They had the crowd. Jack Klen, presdent of the Perth McVcar. the No estate of Frances estmate could be made of the damage. Two of the Man Who Burned Wfe Wth Acd s Drowned Body of Alex Telechak Found n Creek Sunday Near Cutter's Dock Hat and Coat Found On Saturday on Dock The body of Alex Telechak, of Strawberry Hll, wjo has been mssng snce Thursday mornng wften he threw sulphurc acd n hs tree's face, was found n Woodbrdge Cneek near Cutter's dock Sunday by frends of the man who were usng the polce grapplng hooks. At the tme Telechak dsappeared the polce had a theory that the ran mght be found dead. Ths theory wat!>ased on the fact that he had been netng queerly The theory was strengthened Saturday when a hat and coat, found rn the d "k, wore >j f..fed as the property of 'e mnng n-:sv. Oroner E. K. Hanson was notced and gave pe r m)s>rn te have the body removed to ARU't Orener's morgue n Man strct, M,rs. Telechak was badly burned about the face by the acd her husband threw upon her. She was taken to the Ralway Hosptal where he was treated by Dr. B. W. Hoag- Junor Woman's Club Complete* Banquet Plan* The executve board of the Junor Woman's Club met at th«home of' Mss Eth«l Chase on Tuesday nght and completed plan* for ther mother and daughter, banquet to be held on Thursday, November 22, n the basement of the Presbyteran Sunday school. Mrs. E. H. Boynton wll b«toast mstress. Mrs. Ere Straght Wll be supper charman, Ms? Doro- To Act On Grade Crossng Menace Offcal* of Pennsylvana and Central Ralroad* To Be To Conference Wth Townshp Commttee Mayor Say* Somethng Must Be Done Recent Accdents Dscussed Prelmnary.' stept toward rtduc- Amhoy avanur and that whle twa ng the grade crossng menace has mproved the street, a menace- Ma Rul,b. Augustne,. floral charman. MUs Helen Ryan «u -apponted correspondng secretary. The candy has been receved dnd ran be purchased from the members. houses were started n the occuped. The fre house occuped by the Ths cup has been passon/ dub to anotner. presented Long, Durng the evenng many telegrams of congratulatons came n. Most of them were from other, dstant clubs; one was from Lons nternatonal at Chcago; lome were The sprt and wt of Harry Woods never weared throughout the long v <:at tj on p^n^ve " he b n y t J e 7 e ' evenng. He kept thngs gong; there C. B. Reagan Ther.there ^ g 6om thn ong gongs ttr Workers Announced For Red Cross Call alwayb somethng dong, stunts, Lon yells, speakng, cheerng. No^» dull moment. The tames were decorated'wth flowers and the gold and purple of the Lons. Song sheets contanng favorte songs of the Lons were-j dstrbuted among the guests. The Blue Hlls Plantaton Orchestra furnshed plenty of good musc, Mrs. Sara Connors, n-the attc. t had ganed headway, broken through the roof and was spreadng sparks before t was dscovered, The other two houses were soon gnted and all three were blazng when the fre department arrved. The fre men had to make a long hook-up from a hydrant n Sewaren roqd and a burst of a hose length delayed them a few mnutes but they worked lke fends and exposed themselves to a great personal danger n savng property from the two occuped houses. One of the houses was occuped by Mrs. P. Keatng. Fremep saved as much from these two houses as possble. One freman, Walter Jensen, salvagng property 1 fell from a ladder and was njured. He was rushed away to a doctor. The felds >ack of the houses are covered wth hgh meadow grass and land. Telechak s survve- by a wdow and sx chldren: Mrs. Alex Kovacs, of Perth Amboy; Helen, Mary Elsabeth, Margaret and Alex Jr. Funeral servces were held Tuesday m«rnng at 9:30 n Mt. Carmel church. nterment was n St. James cemetery. Boy Playng n Edgar Hll Ht By Shot Pellet Lodge* n Upper Lp of Wedgewood Avenue Lad No Trace of Hunter Frank Gauschon, a boy lvng at 40 Wedgewood avenue, was playng Saturday n the rear of a factory n the Edgar Hll secton when a stray Bhot ht hm. The boy heard the report of a gun but dd not see the hunter. He was taken to the offce uf Dr. ra T. Spencer who removed a shot pellet from the lad's upper en Tuesday afternoon at the meet-, there s no sdewalk. He suggested ng «rf ttm Tmrn'slrp Commttee' that tome nwfw be taken ts hart when a moton was carred 1o ar- ender pth bult A dangerous co rang*, f possble, a conference be- dton at Douglas avenue and Crow* tween the commttee and offcals at Mll road was reported, The conthe Pennsylvana and tentral ral- dton s caused by the dfference n 'toads. The Acton Of th«'commttee 'the level of the two streets. A p«- tame as a result of a seres of cross- j tton for fre hydrants n Bucknall ' ng accdents recently-and agtaton avenue am Court avenue, was ts» *or better sgnal systems upon the ferred to the mprovement commtlp Ṫhe polce were notfed and made a search, also nqurng among.resdents n the dstrct. No trace of the hunter was found nor could anyone tell of havng seen hunters n that vcnty. The boy's njury s panful but not sorous. art of the. Amercan Legon and he ndependent. Commtteeman Jacob Graussm nroduced the subject when he recounted accdents and suggetted that some acton be taken to brng, about better 1 protecton for the publc. He offeren the moton relatve to the proposed conference. Mayor Ryan also commented on the subject. He sad that somethng should be. done wthout delay. The ralroads, he sad, should place more competent men n charge of the crowng*. Both the Mayor and Commtteeman Grausam favored the nstallaton of movtee. Commtteeman GU reported hatng been n communcaton wth. Mayor Thomas J. Mulvlhll and Borough Attorney Eml Stremlau, both of Carteret n reference to tfc* Stenberg tract adjustment. The two Carteret offcal*, Mr. Qlll Md, had promsed to arrange a conference lt an early date, probably ths week, to straghten out the Stenberg tract queston. n regard to a communcaton re* reved from seln askng for -nesstres to check feld fres and fre* to treets, the attorney advsed that ng red lght sgnals to warn drvers - the fre commssoners of each dj>of the approach of trans n addton to the gateman. 'Commtteeman GU sad that the trct have full jursdcton n such matters. A communcaton was -receved Two Garages Raded Here By Theves On Saturday Nght Take Money From Economy Cash Drawer Cash Regster n Ralto Carred Away and Broken n Feld. Charman Mr*. A. F. Randolph So well was everythng connected Gve* Lst of Tho»e Who, wth the evenng's program carred Wll Carry On n Townshp Campagn. Several workers have been anout that the offcers of the club and the banquet commttee were repeatedly congratulated. The offcers of the Woodbrdge, club are: presdent, Harry H. Ford; nounced for the twelfth annual roll ^ p res dent, Jamee J. Dunne: seccall of the Red Cross. The names ; retary-treasurer, Mchael J.Traner; ware announced by Mrs. A. F. Ban- [j on t^ner, Mchael J. Goulden; taldolph, charman of the roll call. They twster, Rene derusay. The drectors are as follows: n Woodbrdge Mrs. Bre Mlard J. Boughton, Albert Ha- V. Shay, Mrs. H. Leeson, Mrs. J. E. ^ an([ p e ter Peterson. The charter M Wll Pll d l h Breekenrdge, Mrs. b Prall, nj ent commttee that made all the t Wd Breekg, Wllam nj ent commtee that e a Mss Grace Huber, Mrs. F. Barton, j arrangements for the bg event Wed- Mrs. P. Spencer, Mrs. H. Von Bre- nesday nght ncluded James J. men, Mrs. L. F. Reynolds, Mrs. F. Dunne, charman; M. G. Boughton, Lnn, Mrs. L. Na»h, Mra. A. F. Hu- Stephen H. Wyld, A. George rfeler, ber, Mrs. M. Skdmore, Mss Pearl > Walter A. Jensen, Mchael J. Goulda lvely feld fre was started by sparks. Neghbors faught ths n order to save other houses nearby. There was fear for a tme that Mrs. Connors had been caught n her house but later she was located wth neghbors. t could not be learned as we go to press whether the belongngs of the two tenants were nsured. the furnture of the two occuped houses was destroyed. t was learned that Mrs. Cormors had a wood.fre n her ktchen stove, usng whte pne for fuel. Sparks from ths Are arc beleved to have penetrated through a defectve spot n the chmney where t passed through the attc. Practcally all of on the upper floors Fler, E. H. Boynton, J. H. Love. The roll call n the ndustres of Woodbrdge wll be n charge of Mrs. Randolph.' The followng wll conduct the roll call n the dstrcts named: Fords, Mrs. G. Lddle. Avenel, Mm. F. Barth. Sewaren, Mrs. F. Adams. Port Readng, W. Turner. seln, Alfred Hyde. Hopelawn, Mrs. Duff. Brotherhood and Lades Ad To Hold Bazaar and Supper The Men's Brotherhood of the Presbyteran church wth the co-operaton of the Lades' Ad Socety wll hold a bazaar and supper on Tuesday nght, November 20, n the basement of the Sunday school. Supper wll be served from 5:3tt to-8:00 P. M, Mr*. J. H. T. Martn s dnner charman and Mrs. A. F. Randolph s charman of the dnng room Booths wll be arranged' and the f ol lowng lades wll havja charge o them. Aprons and towels, Mrs. H E. Brennan; delcatessen and^ candy! Mrs, George Breswter; mscellaneou booth, Mrs. A. L. Huber, grab bag, Mrs, A. H. Bowers and Mrs. John Short. - and Rene derussy. The charter members of the club and the busness or professon of ach are as follows: Harry H. Ford, wholesale drugs; Edward L. Hardl^ man, retal drugs; Albert M. Hagen, cable mfg.; Mlard G. Boughton, tre dealer; Charles H, Byrne, edtor; Rene derussy, f* cream manufacture; Stephen L. Hruska, automobles; Peter Petv-nn, muncpal o'ffcer; Mark D. McCtan, cement; Harold L. C utts, electrcal contractor; M. J. Traner, deputy treasurer; Herbert A. Schrmpf, steel contractor; M. J. Goulden, communty developer; James J, Dunne, coal; L. A. McLeod 4, auto supples; Nath.n Duff, lawyer; Stephen H. Wyld, ralroad; Andrew Desmond, mortgages; K V. Hoffman, prntng; W. A. Jenee'n, bulder; A. G. Heler, publc accountant; Charles A. Rchoenburger, audtor. Several Charges Face Sewaren Drver Vncent Rodneck Arrested n Perth Amboy After Car njures Map Three charges were entered a- ganst Vncent Rodneck, 36, of 61 Pleasant avenue, Sewarne, Tuesday n Perth Amboy followng hs arrest the nght before when htt. oar ran over George Mkovch, of Sayre avenue, Perth Amboy. Rodneek was charged wth falng to stop after the accdent, havng platea that be longed to another car and havng ru regstraton. He was fned?50 fo; the plates and $10 for falng t have hs regstraton card. Then he was released n $3,000 bal for a hearng tonght to answer charge; of falng to stop and runnng dow Mkovch. ThejBfpnrtrty Garage n CarUret and the Ralto Garage just over the borough lne n Woodbrdge terrtory, were robbed some tme Saturday nght, presumably by the same gang. n the Ralto a cash regster valued at $325 was runed but the theves secured no loot. The cash regster n the Economy Garage was robbed of J20 n cash and a few res were taken. Evdence left n he latter garage ndcated that the gang ntended to steal a Chrysler ar but were baffled by a bolt whch >l< one of the man doors. AlthOSgh there s a bg arc lght n front of the Economy Garage the heves worked boldly, breakng the ocks on the bg doors to the garage nd the smaller door leadng to the jfflce. After openng the two street doors they broke open an nner door between the garage fnd the offce. The fact that the Economy Garage had been broken nto was dscovered by a drver on the Carteret-Rahway bus lne at 5 A. M. Sunday. He notced that the two street doors were open and called up the owners of the garage, Davd Wohlgemuth and hs son, Alfred. The crcumstance of the two street doers beng forced leads the polce to beleve that a gang of theves was workng. The cash regster n the Economy was not broken open but the one n the Ralto Garage was broken although t was not locked Ths has gven rse to a theory that the Ralto was vsted frst and that the theves became famlar wth the workngs of a cash regster there. The door pockets n a Chrysler car belongng to Mss rene Wohlatttude of the ralroads generally s from the Rvers and Harbors eng- - that ether an adequate sgnal sys-' neers nformng the commttee tha tern or a crossng watchman should < the tme to present data and reaguard the crossngs but that the j sons for dredgng Woodbrdge Creek roads are adverse to mantan ng! had been extended to December 14 and that a meetng wll be held on November 21 to receve data on tonnage and other nformaton as to what use would be made of the rreek n the event t s dredged. both. The clerk was drected to wrte to the two companes n an effort to arrange the proposed conference. The report of Chef of Polce Murphy for October showed that stolen property valued at $6,015 had been recovered and that nnety- The clerk and engneer were thorzed to advertse for bds for tk* constructon of a santary sewer n; : "' gemuth were empted and the theves pled tres near the car. t s thought that they ntended to steal the car but were unable to open one of the bg double doors whch was held by a bolt at the top operated by a cord. The Ralto Garage, owned by Jo- Beph Catr, was entered by breakng all the glass out of a wndow on the sde of the buldng. The theves carred the heavy cash regster to the wndow and threw t out. Then they carred t some dstance back n the felds n the rear of the garage where they pred the drawer open. The cash regster was badly damaged. No tools, accessores or other property was taken from the Ralto. As t s located just over the borough lne at Edwn street, the case was reported to the polce of Woodbrdge. Because no accurate lst of the stock of tres n' the Economy Garage was kept the propretors were unable to say just how^nany tres were stolen but are sure that some are mssng. Several were rolled from the racks and left besde the Chrysler belongng to Mes Wohlgemuth. A woman lvng next door to the Economy aad that she heard a nose n the garage about 4 A. M. Sunday and wondered at the tme why anyone should be enterng at that hour. She thought nothng more of the ncdent because several persons (tore cars n the garage and have keys. Carteret polce workng on the case, made one arrest on Sunday lockng up a Chrome youth who was detaned for further nvestgaton. three arrests had been made durng Frst street, Fords, the bds to be the month, The report of the buld-1 receved on November 26 at 3.80 ng nspector showed permts ssued P. M. at a meetng of the commt- -' for new buldngs and alteratons, tee... Authorty was gven to TK* 000 for current expenses by" Decker Heghts valued at 179,918 and '««' ' cr Permts amountng to $176 collected. Commtteeman Campbell reported that the freeholders Have pat a revenue notes. Maps of Manor and Washngton shoulder on Woodbrdge avenue be- j were presented by Engneer Mertween the brdge and the pumpng rll and were approved and accept* staton of the water company and ed. Value of Cvc Clubs Dscussed At Rotary New Brunswck Banker Servce Clubs Do Much Good Rev. B. J. Myers Tells of Vst To Lona Club. "Cvc Clubs and ther value to the communty n whch they exst" was the subject of an address to the Rotary Club yesterday fcy Lester Mott of the New Brunswck Trust Company. He told of the work beng done by cvc clubs such as the Rotary, Lons, Kwans etc., and declared them to be of great value n ther communtes. Carl Chase and Rev. B. J. Myers told of ther attendng the Rotary ntercty dnner at Bellevlle last week Mr. Myers reported attendng the charter nght of the new Woodbrdge Lons Club Wednesday nght and spoke at length, welcomng the new club. Joseph Jones of) the Rosellc club nvted the members to attend a muscal comedy, "Page the Prnce,"^ to be presented by that club nest /fy Wednesday and Thursday at the Park Theatre n Roselle. Vstors were: Morrs Rosenberg, Walter Petersen, T. Olson and Jm House), of South Amboy; Joe Jones, of Roselle, and Arthur Platt, of Newark, guest of Raymond Jackson, Unts of Trnty Church To Hold Annual Bazaar The combned unts and Fleur d«ls of Trnty Church wll hold ther' annual bazaar and supper on Wednesday next at the Craftsmen's club. A home baked bean supper wll be served between 6 and 8 P. M. Cards wll be played after the supper. Booths wll be arranged for fancy work, toys, hand panted gfta and cards, French lngere, hand embrodered lnens and costume jewelry. Mrs. Alonzo Daves s general charman. She wll be asssted by Mrs, J. B. Myers, Mrs. M. Me- Clan, Mrs. C. R. Brown, and Mrs.. T. Moran. 1 Be ndependent Don't pay rent. People who rent homes keep themselves poor by contrbutng to a rch man's ncome. (Be ndependent; own your own home. Let us show you how easy t t to free yourself from the landlord. Fve and sx room house* a d bungalows at Avenel, fne neghborhood, all mprovement*, from $6000 to f7500 as lttle «w 150 dowar-«halance n monthly payment* lew than not, MAPLE REALTY Man Badly njured By Shot Whlejlunnng n Avenel Shotgun n Hands of 15-Year Old Boy*. Accdentally Dscharged Vctm A Few Feet Away Ht n Jaw and Hands Taken To Rahway Hosptal; Later Removed To Alexan Brothers Hosptal n Elzabeth -. Another name WU.H added to the of the boy's gun and dscharged t. lst of gunnng vctms shortly after \ Gllgan was only a few feet away noon Tuesday n Avenel when a 16- wnen th e cna rge struck hm. year old boy accdentally dscharged, Gjn was rem0ved yesterday d l j d j g year l y y hs gun and serously njured a man who was wth hm. The Man Badly njured n Port Readng Yard Brakeman Taken To Hospptal Wth Possble Fracture of Skull. njured Eye and Broken Nose Wllam J. Pnnelly, a brakeman on the Readng ralroad was badly njured Monday nght at 10 o'clock n the Port Readng yards when he was struck by a locomotve. He tvas rushed to the Rahway 'Hosptal where hs njures were lsted as a possble fracture of the skull, a ruptured eye ball, a fracture of the rght toe and numerous bruses. At tht hosptal t was stated today that hs condton s somewhat mproved. Fnnetly s 44 years old and hs Lome s n Norrstown, Pa. t s beleved that he was struck by the tank of an engne and thrown to the center of the- track and- run over. At the tme the engne and crew dd not know of the acfrom the njured the attenton of / avenue, Rahway, the Rahway hosptal where he was treated, by Pr. Edward J. Carln. Gllgan was close to the gun when t vent»ff and the charge of shot badly tor* ha jaw and both hs hands, Mke Yevch, of 22 Adams street, Rahway, was the boy who had the (pjq. He was taken to polce headqdarters at Woodbrdge where he was detaned for a tme and later paroled n the custody of bs mother. Gllgan, Robert Crowley, of Huzelwojd avepue, Rahway and the^ye- Wb b n a huntng trp n Hosptal n t was stated that he wan consdered to be out of danger unles* complcaton* set n. Hs face wll be badly dufgyred, t s aad, '.- Sunshne Cla» Sews For Annual Bazaar The regular meetng of the Sunshne Class of the Presbyteran church was held Monday nght at S church was held M y the home of Mrs. Andrew Smont S The member* cdent. Moans man attracted workmen, Dr. B. W. Hoagland gaw frst next year w^en a ad and Fnnelly was taken J o the eemmtteemen are hosptal n the polce ambulance. Tbe Republcan St. James Rosary Socety Card Party To Be Held Next Tuesday Evenng, Nov. 20 The Rosary Socety of St. James' church wll open ts fall actvtes wth a card party n the school audorum Tuesday evenng. All games wll be played, and many lovely przea wll be awarded to the wnners' n the varous gamea. The socety ltupen tu have a large attendance at ths openng affar n order that t may be a huge success. The commttee n charge of the affar conssts of Mrs. John Cosgrove, charman; Mrs. E. L. Romond, Mra. T. Zehrer, Mrs. James Flangan, Mrs. A. Delaney, Mrs. M. Jardot, Mrs. J, Nash, Mrs. P. W. Murphy, Mrs. A, Gerty, Mrs, H. Romond, and Mrs. E. Connelly. C. J?. J?. Tran Hts Bg Truck Scatters. Grapes n PL Readng Drver and Companon Leap n Tme To Save Lves Both t Slghtly njured New Agtaton Over Crossng Menace, M A bg red Day-Elder truck loaded wth whte grapes was struck by a passenger tran on the Long Branch dvson of the Central Ralroad of New Jersey at the Port Readng crossng on Monday afternoon at 4.58 o'clock and badly wrecked. Grapes we<e scattered over the street tons of them -and were promptly gathered up by a p«pulace that apprecates the uses ef tke frut. A porton of the truck whzzed through the ar strkng a Happness Grls Hold Frst, Meetng of Season The Happness Qlrbj Club connected wth St. Johns' church held t* frst meetng of the season last week n the borne of the presdent, Mss Dorothy Nelson. Plans for the conng seoson were formulated. Refreshments were serv«d and a socal tne enjoyed. Helen, Dttme Rumor Busy On Next Campagn Accordng to repqrts current tn^s week Charles, Brown s beng consdered as the Republcan canddate for commtteoman at large or mayor next year when a mayor and two "' to be elected., organzatons throughout the townshp are to be organzed to a hgh degree n preparaton for a vgorous campagn. Another report s to the effect that Mayor Wllam A. Ryan may enter the freeholder race next year on the Democratc tcket, and that Jacob Grausam may be the local Democratc canddate for mayor. Despte ths rumor, many Democrat* beleve that the mayor wll be to succeed hmself n put the electrc lghtng system of the house out of commsson. Lawrence Rven, colored, of 603 Orange atreet, Newark, drver^of the truck, leaped aa the tran ht the truck. He and. Grefer, of 43 Hllsde place, Newark, who was sdng wt)' Rvers, escaped wth <">mparatvuly slght njures: Rvers had a bod gash n the forehead port does not gve detals as to why the gates were not down. Accordng to such nformaton as could be gathered by he polce the truck was almost upon the track when Rvers became aware of the ) rapdly approachng tran. The turn- ' ', ed sharply to the left and he ar-4 Grefer leaped from thtt seat. The locomotve sheared away a secton of the bed of the truck and th» body wu3 badly splntered and -.' detached from the chasss. The evr \ tre contents, consstng of a ca» of grapes n small cases, scattered about the street. Most, of the grapes were carred away by persons lvng n the vcnty of tha accdent. The remander were.' shoveled nto wheelbarrows and re» ' moved from the road. Traffc was..; held up for half an hour and, for perod after that was run n oneway shfts. The crossng s equpped wth a.sgnal system complete n every re~ spect except that there b no mov-.; seres to warn drver*.^ of trans. and he, n turn to warn drven that a canddate that offce. whch was closed by two sttches. j ~" te^ Grefer had bruses about the legs. '. th The... were attended by Dr,J. J. ^XmrnlZ v^o^?' Collns. The truck s the prp; e rty h of..»^ of Harry WarmaH, of Spruce street, an ar wngt 9 Newark. tlle ^^ are hout tu bfl lt)wered Rvers sad he had left hs drv-. _ er's lcenae n another sut. H«left a depost of $27,50 wth the polce and promsed to return and present hs lcense. The truck was bound toward Carteret from Woodbrdge and the tran was bound from New York to Atlantc Cty, and wu travelng at a hgh rate of speed. t was n charge of Conductor T. B. Bennett «d VgwrWllam O'Nell,^ Aug-qt Zulo, gateman at ng *asd, ace-ordaf * tumh* g*tm wew w$ do#n fcnt to*t.h«tafod to ts* J* truc^ by HARDMAN'S PHARMACY Ed. L. Hardman, formerly of Seaman's, Perth Amboy, Called For «nd Delvered Cor. Kshway Avenue and fllt " W

2 PAGE TWO FWDAT, K0V*HBCT 1«, 1P2S WOODBRDGE To Attena* Rern-aJ a# Stale'* T«rfc*-» *t Frw At r -! «rr; X W«nmrt What Too Want Whea Ton Want t M- L-7T^ «v.: J - T7 fr-tr-rr: «* UMM Vrrfxja. %: a refw«- >» :s- Mr. for SST'-**^ - t* : 1--- V The Busness of Housekeepng! rmty vf "?" & T'reT jv't-afare ;* r»"*r of :':rp--rt4rce. Many?! f:r,-d a v.mhfr f* M^.f- ':' ">h- Jrt whch wll emovnterr Th-:<** ^ro V-fce t" 1 do bakr.g, pre-.-.r. r\;«mkrf, wll b«rt<re?*d :r. -ur Mne* Meat. Cranb«r- R^r.?. F.onr There *r«ether? -*ho er.;:y *he rery ar of marrto *E ASCO Store, "wc-fflrour clerks re cf Far Dear^r There s Selecton, Com-,y» lfc4 kcowjedf*!h* ther are b^yr? s Good Qtul- Are TOU rt'rp :>» Hoasekeefr.g- Plea?ore? One No. 2 Can Rpe One 10c Can Tender Pas WW M( &* All Re*. 35c Rck Cmuar Ckese ) 29c We are promsng two thn**, 6r*t "What rw vut" aad secand "Whea TOO want t" Yon hare a rrbt to expect both and f we f»km* do both we wll cone r*ht ant nnd tefl yov so. Good Butdmf materal* and quck Bll Dax servce at WOODBRDQE LUMBER COMPANY BULDNG MATESAL STOREj NET JStSXT j TOGDBRDCl featorng SHOES S«"A* E4-T l^ttet 144 Smth Street Opp. P. A. Trot Co. Perth Ambor f el P. A. 798 To the frst half-mllon new Ford owners f:? 27. "jj3 tal te Of* a b»- resst -»,r * r«~ 331 "* &. fc^> C 16 "-^ '* N<T J CT6y. crt» bat * bar rr. 0 «rr«to= r*at*d by Mr. ADet *2» ^-g- f «w«--' bor the 9tal* of Vrfaa pt ct» great aapara *erer*3 jrean»r> sc-^j r^s tfcar -1 drected acaa*t ovn. Javt, p»s tswrr. Besde e aod «a«tema. '""We bad S.1S* fa*** rerfte* tc -.":.» tlk 1S.757 avta^ 2.M9 s; and Saee that'tjat Va»cJa ba* Vt-»ade by >. A >- come on* * pr3cp» q3*l- te erosade x» n: st*:«mr. Alke an tux '^n OM Do3EjcE BO* has z^.tt g*a»- fe^ds nd A Wal Paper and Labor $8.95 Tsa a:;-r«prce ^cl^ss s-d*»»7 roc-a 12x12, tr T-rk dore by *^ Take Adrantage of Ths Offer All Work Guaranteed We hare. t-z.rt cf -Jj* l". A W»»tf»l cst m no paper. ef 10c 12 l C 15c 25c a Roll Ut- PANT DEPARTMENT S3.50 pur* lme*d ol. Re^dy Mxed Panta. Folly Guaranteed. $1.95 GaL Varnsh Stan*. Per auart $1.00 Scratch Proof Floor Varnsh Per U *al ' r $1.00 Hrh rrade Bmahax.Lacquer n 26 colors. Per pnt 85c sr Eatnoate* on Pantng and Papernc Fumuhed Free of Ck UNTED WALL PAPER, CHAN STORES, nc. 4 West Jersey St, ELZABETH Open Saturday Evcnnrs UntU 10 P. M. Oppoahe Goerke-Krcne Phone Em Mnce Meat «19c Ckncrdale Bwckwbeat and Pancake FLOUR 3pkgs25e Fary Toflet Soap 5 cakea 21c D B 15c Qmck Napktkn b C pk C 21c FancjS YELLOW ONONS 3 b 14c vory Soap Flakes b, pk,21c You Snv^e A* You Bay of Ths Lst!? Happy Day Hard Candes._ b 25c Fresh Pack Succotash. can 15c Hersfcey Mlk Cbc<oUte.. j 5b cake 19c ASCO Bre^d Crnmbs 2 pkgs 15c Farmdle Tender Peas 2 cts 25c Whte N:rway Mackerel ech 10c, 15c ASCO Orange Marmalade jar 19c Prnces* Coo* b CAE 18C ASCO C-.-oked Bees bg c&n 15c CHPSO k«pk, 21c ss Calf. Raanr 2 pkgs 15c New Orleans Molasses can 17c, 32c ASCO Gelatne pkg 15c Farmdae Exap. MUk 3 taas 29c ASCO Wht-.e Dst. Vnegar 2 bots 25c Pr>cfrss Jelles 3 tumblers 25c Sunrse C^tsap 3 bos 25c ASCO Cox Flakes 3 pkgs 20c G:d S*; OU 3 pkg-; 25c ASCO or RTTER'S Pork & Beans 3«*«25c xxxx Confr's Sugar b pk S 9c New Crop Cranberres b 19c Cranberrr Sauce tumbler 15c Joan of Arc Kdney Bean* can 10c PRODUCE DEPARTMENT SPECALS! Concord Grapea.. 16 bfask 59c Fre«h Spnach.. 3 lbs 2Sc ceker, Letfce T 2 head* 2Se Crap Celery Hearts. 2 bunches 25e Carrots, '_, TO THE hn - and w«naea vka have re- new Ferd* a the law there * no an the perfnm af tw car. Tan k m tented t* speed aa the «aea road. la trafte naked b qaek ac> md the anfer» of h esaaaa tne blk. On haag trp* and o*er rongb oa ha«-e come tat our - rdng ^DOnnaaX^nTl* \^OflL ljlu24mntn^ nvfv^" ha^ has prvreu ts economy af oprasoa and W«coat Tas M aa nvtaton to to take full *h«nl«pt nf the aerree facflbe* of the Fard dealer orgaaaatna M that voa mar canto enj*t aaaa* thoaof auks af carefree, Tne poal u thaa. Yoa kanre a great <*r n tke new Fard. t n Muple s Vftgp. caautrurled of the beat saaamd msrhnrd *tk nrarr. weluude, n fart, t requre* mtr- prmaglj lttle lltw Yet that Ukjt noy ether fne pece ea hrtter a»d loader f gho proper care. One af the heat var» ta da ths k to take?vmr car to the Fard dealer ewry 500 mle* far attnx aad greatng and a carcknf-np af the Ktde Ford tare been ffrlalty and canpped to *errce the new K^rd. Y«wH fnd thaa prwupt and relable n ther work, far a ther esargea,jn>d snrerek eager tn kelp you rrt the greateat poanhv utc from } ur car far the k>orta4 perod at a of trouble and expense. Thatfethe trne meanng of F«r«! Senaea. FORD MOTOR COMPANY MORTGAGE MONEY UNUMTTED AMOUNTS AVALABLE 1ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES CONSTRUCTON LOANS DUNHAM-SABO, NC Lehgh at WHkes-Barra COAL Wa *Jk*w 50c a-r ton ndactoa f pad far n 10 day» or Caah CE and WOOD Gh* U A C t l 1 S 1 1 Parth AnnWy RYMSHA & CO., nc. St MA H.X Nursng Record h Two Contnents Hard To Equal tft? 4»» Wteke a ; early twaaota,»» pexwoed by toad.mt' jam vooaehul teoqc CASTLE S LTTTLE UVX2 PUXft. "1 m nrva wnl»*t lea and hr*e ; CAJCTEfSJTTLE UT1» flll Te*. JohhRusHn BUT 13T BETTER SCHWARZ * SON, Newark, N. J. RABMOWTZ HARDWARE f lt'«hardware, We Have t!" FnHLkMof HARDWARE. PANTS, OLS, VARNSHES HOUSE FURNSHNGS Roosevelt Aveaae CARTKEfcT, R. Tel Carteftt S12 and 1018 NDWJER5EY! N V JER5LY V0BKER3 RANK HGH N NDUSTRAL EFFCENCY Of Goods Produced Per Va& Earner-Orte Sear n Prncpal Manufacturng States Tk. bdot n the ol Nc«jktarr...'.a PVBLC^SERVCE

3 FRDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 Three Room Outft Let UH show you how easly you can furnsh your home at ths new low prce. WE HAVE ASSEMBLED WTHN THE WALLS OF OUR "GREATER LUDWG'S" A MOST ASTOUNDNG VARETY OF GOOD FURNTURE STYLES THAT ARE THE NEWEST CREATON OF OUR MOST RE- LABLE MANUFACTURERS QUALTY OF CONSTRUCTON BROUGHT TO A PONT OF ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE BOTH BY THE MAKERS AND OURSELVES AND PRCED LOWER THAN AT ANY TME N OUR MANY YEARS OF VALUE GVNG. WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF OCCASONAL PECES THAT WLL GO AT COST ALL OF OUR GREAT STOCK OF LVNG ROOM, BED ROOM AND DNNG ROOM SUTES HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED FOR THS GRAND OPENNG SALE. AN APPROPRATE AND VALU- ABLE GFT WLL BE GVEN TO EVERY PURCHASER OF A SUTE DURNG THS SALE AS AN APPREC- ATON OF YOUR PATRONAGE AND PAST FAVORS. LET US SERVE YOU. You buy any.sute and we wll furnsh the halance of the room Durng ths Sale only. A/VV vw\ A/VV Porcelron Top Ktchen Tables At ths rdculously low prce n ths great $1 DOWN SALE tomorrow. Whte enameled bases. One to a customer. $1 Down Store that was bult by Satsfed Customers; We are happy to announce the Openng of a Most Complete Lne of Natonally known Makes of Panoj Huntngdon Mendelssohn Sterlng Goetr Youcan OPEN AN ACCOUNT ON OUR USUAL Lberal Credt Terms 12 Pc. Complete Lvng Room Outft Here s the outstandng feature that -wll undoubtedly cause many home furnshers to buy sooner than ever expected Such a complete array of Lvng Room furnture at a fgure as low as ths has never been shown before a large Settee, Club and Wng Char covered n Hgh Grade Jacquard and n addton we gve FREE Davenport Table, Brdge Lamp and Shade, End Tabl», Par of Book Ends- Magazne Rack and Throw Rug $11 Yw Buy the 3 Pc. Sute - We Gve 9 Peces FREE! Col Sprng New Style Da-Beds $29 75 K\r superor to the ordnary lnk sprnr type Hnndsomn metal cane pmcl ends. Brown ommel fnsh. Very specal proe tomorrow. $1 Down Our Rado and Pano Departments Are Now Fully Complete^ OPEN AN ACCOUNT N< Vst our new Beddng Floor Coverng De ments-values beyond co parson-at our Lberal Credt Term! Odd Jacquard Chars $16 95 Choce of fresde or club 'lars n handsome Jac- <uard velours. Those are from regular sutes. Wonderful values. $1.00 Down Bed Room Furnture of hgh grade qualty recuded $119 only for ths great Openng Sale Large Dresser, French Vanty, Chest of Drawers, and full sae, new style Beds complete ths "wonder" Value Ten peces of ^^Lfurnture ntended for sellng at twce ths low pnr. See ths sute before you decde on your furnshngs for ths year. Thanksgvng^Dnner wll amaze you wth such values as thu Walnut Ve Rado Call n stunnng new Walnut veneers er woods, wth door battery ct merts. $1.00 Dowaj RAD] >LD a ter t, cor. Madson Ate Perth Aloy

4 PAGE FOfR FRDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 192P WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT, $\M Per Yc*r nwm»j '"Brerr Frdsy bj t MDDLESEX PRESS, Greco Street, Woodtmdg* Telephone, Woodbrdge 575 CHARLES H. BYRNE : tv-v^^t MAXWELL LOGAN rab.uner J. J. RAFFERTY -- Atfverr.'r.p KfrrwtTur.v* ofte*»t Jnfrepcnbcnt \ The World's Market D oxuu-ttter March »t Ae.. S. J., under the A«of March 3. ^J> S PUBLCATON" s cot.ra'.t*d to r.» g-oat, cr nocl rroup or crfnutot f ts s:rr, : g tkat t ta»*? *.o :»r«tc off*nd proper w' 1 Th«parwr's --.jk-.ct., r.k?a; as a sncere endeavor c& vent l do»«t: appe»t s the oem, but s confned '. for the ed'.oral connra. n th:s column : ld >-jrh ;b)tp»s t cor*dert worthy, and tc cosd't.tt ««--«t"-^*".:' J j r. whch t «**» «vden«of Jr.jr.certv.?r jvjuv, of the publc welfare. ts colurr.r.* at ml! own V, publcaton of communcatons CTS ary subject, -o cmrauncaton wll be consdered that :» palpably b;t:e Jlcnn! or whch s not sgned by ts anther. re3ert»d, the name, of the author of» omm<jn;c* <.:<:-n w.thheld n publshng. trntefa., t '.' pe- _«race «* Hjwd v. rd f.e'. rou^.c?. me, «K r or rr.se :t _ = ". cas«w wll w? Hallowe'en Party Cren n Honor of Son Mr. and Mr?. Mchael $*<t*. of ; Hllrrest 'atenue. seln, gave a Hallowe'en party Tuesday evenng October 30, n honor of her on Charles. The room was attractvely detorated wth corn Ft*!)t«. wshes, cau. owls, lanterns, and pompkr.s. Many (ram** were played and pre? awandrd. Mara Golden receved the prw for the prettest costume; Menry Thonun for the most grotesque and Wlma Jna for the most orgnal. BoppCT was served by the hostes*. Those present -were: Mr. and Mrs. Panearo, Ms* Guwe Rowe and Chrs RynWV, of Rwky Hll; Mr?. W. Walker and daurhter? Andrea and Else, of New Brunswck; Mr. ml Mr*. E. Golden and son Forest, and daveker Mara] of MeVjchen: Mr. and Mrs. C. -Dawson and JM Arthur. John Wtt, of Perth Ambov: H * 11),! Elzabeth Schwartz, Dorothy ' Edna Rodman, J«*n Cobb, Endler, Francs Etvdl*r, Hear) 1 Thomm, Le»l* Wood*, Vvan La- Vgna, Anna UV*n», Ethel, Dor* jamf Clara Mohr, Mrs. Cotton, Mr* Lowe and son Edwn, Hrs. Luna, ' Wlma and Carl Lona, Mr. and Mr?'! Herman. Enckaon, of aeln. BR1EGS MEN'S STORE 91 Smth St., cor. Kng PERTH AMBOY ANOTHER CROSSNG ACCDENT At the rsk of beng branded tresome we feel mpelled to agan refer to the grade crossng danger. Lart week we commended the acton of Woodbrdge Post No. 87 n adoptng a resoluton urgng the Pennsylvana Ralroad Company to nstall a more adequate sgnal system at the Man street crossng of that ralroad. Snce that tme a serous accdent occurred at the Port Readng Crossng of the Central Ralroad. The sgnal system of the Central Ralroad at Port Readng s much superor to that of the Pennsylvana Ralroad Company at Man street. But t lacks one essental: there s no fed lght to warn drvers at nght of the approach of trans. A block away at the crossng of Turtle Brook road there s one of these red lght sgnals and we do not recall an accdent at that crossng snce the sgnal was nstalled. These red lghts arranged so that a seres of bulbs are lghted n rotaton gvng the effect of a swngng red lantern, are n our estmaton, the most effectve nght-sgnals that have yet been devsed. They are automatc and are so perfected that they seldom get out of order. Such a sgnal at Port Readng would have averted the accdent Monday nght. That accdent mght well have taken a toll of human lfe. t was by the merest chance that the drver and hs companon eeaped by leapng just before ther truck,was ht, Had the truck been a few nches further onto the track t mght easly have been tossed along the platform of the staton and mght have klled or njured persons standng there. The rsk s so great that even- possble means of warnng drvers should be employed. ONE-SXTH OF OUR TME USED TO PAY TAXES Whle, n the majorty of busnesses, the tax bll s one of the greatest sngle tems of overhead, busness men gve far less thought and consderaton to ths expense than to other, and often smaller, expendtures whch they control drectly. Accordng to an artcle n the Tax Dgest, approxmately^ one-sxth of our natonal ncome goes to pay the cost of government. Three years ago, n 1925, on-eghth of our natonal ncome was used for ths purpose. And before the war taxes took but one-sxteenth. Governmental actvtes and mantenance n general are becomng steadly more expensve wth lttle sgn of mprovement. n spte of federal economes, the costs of state, c^tnty and cty governments have so ncreased that the average ctzen s carryng a greater burden than ever before. The busness man should realze that one-sxth of hs workng tme belongs to the tax collector under exstng condtons, Every sxth automoble, every sxth klowatt of electrcty, every sxth bushel of wheat produced goes to the tax offce. f we are to have reducton, we must have publc nterest that examnes^and controls expendtures. A lax publc conscousness results n poltcal extravagance and waste that must leave ts mark on personal and general prosperty"."*"* BULD WDER HGHWAYS The trend n hghway buldng s toward wder pavements n all centers and terrtores where traffc s apt to be heavy and congested. The Amercan Automoble Assocaton has apponted a commttee wth the object of furtherng ths plan, usng the slogan that "Wder Hghways are Safer Hghways." Under exstng condtons, trucks and other slow-movng vehcles on hghways delay many mles of cars capable of greater speed, that are unable to pass because of the narrow roadways. The fact that a car wshng ^c pass must'turn out nto the path of oncomng vehcles s the cajuse of a large proporton of Berous and fatal motor accdents. Ths s a condton that s beng changed n many progressve localtes. THE STORY OF THE SULLVAN LAW., t./ _ The New York Sullvan Law whch makes carryng a concealed weapon wthout a permt a pententary offense, s often held up as a model by crme reformers who advocate the enactment of smlar laws throughout the naton. n speakng of ths, Justce Strong, of jbrooklyn, recently Bad that "the hstory of the so-called Sullvan law s one of nterest. The law was frst enacted at the request of one Sullvan n order to protect hs gangs aganst the nroads of other gangs nfestng the East Sde of New York, so that Sullvan's gangsters could obtan permts, whle the rval gangsters coud not. Ever snce the enactment of ths law gangsters have all had pstols, ether wth or wthout permts, many of them ob- 'tanng permts through ether poltcal pull or decet. Whle the gangster s evadng or volatng the law the householder and average ctzen has been left unprotected, largely because the obtanng of & permt by hm has been surrounded wth annoyance and red tape." All laws whch have attempted to reduce crme by passng general restrctons on the Bale of weapons, have borne smlar results. Effcent crmnal organzatons would have no trouble n provdng ther members wth smuggled guns, even f other sources falftd. To the crmnal "pstol" laws j.re whfch assure hjm unprotected, unarmed prospects r NO DANGER OF OL SHORTAGE There? enough gasolne n the world to la* at least l?.00 vears, sad Dr. Gustave Egloff, a Chcago scentst, recently. Dr. Eglnff stated that there are today 1,100,000,000 acreof possble ol lands n the Unted States alone. The potental ol areas n other parts of the world are suffcent to product over 100,000,000,000 barrels of crude ol. The "crackng" process, whch s beng used to produce more than 5,000,000 gallons of gasolne yearly from petroleum ols, could be used on present by-products and ol shales, as well, to ncrease the amount of gasolne producton when necessary. Another encouragng sgn s the determned effort beng made by the ndustry to conserve ol resources and curb overproducton. Co-operaton among producers ':!! : :,z a supply that wll meet adequately the demand at a stable prce. Those who crtcze use of our natural resources on the ground that they wll be quckly exhausted, have no support n the scentfc facts. Mssonary Socety Plans Chrstmas Party Event Wll Be Held December 13 n M. E. Par»onage Local Group To Attend Conventon of Elzabeth Dstrct. The regular monthly meetng of ] the Woman's Mssonary Socety -f - the Methodst church was held at theparsonage last Thursday afterr.*- r n the absence of the presde:)'., V;t- Presdent Mrs. M. J. Duval presded! ard lead the devotonal servces. j Prayer was offered by M* Ar.r.r. Stahr, a mssonary who s home or.' a furlough from Guatemala. Plans were made for a Chrstmas party to be held at the parsonage on December 13. Mrs. G. W. Moore was appoonted charman of entertanment and Mrs. Theodore'Marsh charman of the refreshment commttee. SEENG THE SEVEN SEAS Announcement was made of the Accordng to offcal reports, 1928 wll go down as the conventon of the Elzabeth dstrct!! banner year to date n the travel busness. To say nothng to be held on Tuesday, November 20 '! at Trnty Methodst church, n Rahof the mllons upon mllons spent n domestc travel, about! way. t wll be an all day raee'.nj? Amercans have gone abroad ths year at a total cost and luncheon wll be served at the of not far from a bllon dollars. Yet, large as the amount church. Mss Stahr then gav^ a very nterestng talk or. the work at the ms : ' sounds, t s less than the nterest from the twenty-fve-odd bllons we now have nvested n foregn lands. son school and exhbted some of From whch t appears that gong abroad s gettng to j the work of the pupls. Mss Stahr be all the go. Wnter cruses, summer cruses, sprng cruses. ^ fo J 00 ^butol s cf 5, un. r?". ' " clothng for chldren. t was decded and fall cruses, advertsed 'everywhere, are takng people to a box Anyone havng cloth-; all ponts of the compass to Berln, to Bagdad, to the Ba-[ ng wll kndly se-^d t to the parson- j hamas, and to Baluchstan. They go n partes and they go alone, many of the toursts' wves who leave frend husband at home. Not a day of the year now n whch there are not at least a quarter of,a mllon Amercans out somewhere seeng the seven seas. The more that go the merrer. All that holds us back s the prce. Gong abroad s a Bplendd adventure and a broadenng nfluence. Those who vst foregn lands not only brng back new deas but promote nternatonal trade and good-wll as well. f about one-half of one per cent, of the Amercan people keep gong abroad from year to year, the provncalsm of an erstwhle landlubber naton wll soon dsappear. News fromthe Churches Method.t 10:00 A. M. Sunday school. 11:00 A. M. Mornng sermon topc: "s the church gong or comng?" 7:00 P. M. Epworth League. 7:45 P. M. Evenn sermon topc: "What s the World's Greatest Need?" 4:00 P. M. Tuesday. Junor Epworth League. 7:30 P."M Wednesday. Md week prayer servce. 8:30 P. M. Chor Rehearsal. PrebytcrUn 9:45 A. M. Sunday school. 11:00 A. M. Mornng sermon topc, "Old Clams to Savourhood." 3:00 P. M. Unon meetng of the Junor and ntermedate C. E. Socetes. 6:45 P. M. Senor C. E. topc "What the Practce of Stewardshp would mean to the owrld." 7:45 P. M. Prase servce of Woman's Mssonary Socety. Mss Donnelly of Ferron, Utah, wll be the speaker. 8:00 P. M.~Wednesday. School of Mssons. Epucopal 8:00 A. M. Celebraton of Holy Eucharut. 10:00 A. M. Church school. 11:00 A. M. Holy Eucharst and aermoru 4:00 P. M. Evensong. 8:00 P. M\ ond»y. St. MtfrgareU Unt wll meet at tht, horn* ot Mrs. Carl Wllams.' 6:00 P. M Wednesday. Supper and baaar at the Craftunan's Club. NOTCE All persons concerned may take notce, that the Subscrber, «xeeutor, etc., of Fanne J. Demarest, deceased, ntends to exhbt hs fnal account tu the Orphan'* Court fur the County of Mddlesex, on Frday, the St. Junt 7:30 A. M Low Mass. 'J:00 A. M._Low Mas. The members of the Sodalty wll receve Holy Gjumunon. 10:30 A. M Hgh Mass. 9:00 A. M. Low Mass at Avenel school. 9:45 A. M Sunday school 11:00 A. M. Mornng worshp. 7:00 P. M. Senor C. E. topc: "What the'practce of Stewardshp would mean t«uhe World!" 7:45 P. M. Evefng Worshp. 1:00 P. M Tuesday. LadeB 1 Assocaton wll have a luncheon anu mssonary meetng n lecture ro m of church. $:00 P. M Wednesday. Mdweek prayer servce. Cbrtan Scence Socety Sewurn ' A branch of The Mother Church The Frst. Church of Chrst, Scen tut, n Boston, Mass. Suday School 9.30 A. M. Sunday Servce A. M. Wednesday Tattmony meetng 8. P. M. Thursday Readng Room, 8.00 to OO P. M. Catn B««t, 11 A. M. Morane Semoa P. M. Sunday School 7:00 "Young Pwplt' Part* Unon." 8.00 P. t. Ewnng S«raoa. Wednesday, 8 P.M. Prayer Meet taf. at 10 A. 11, n the Term of December, 1828, for Settlement and allowance; the same beng Ant audted and staud by the Surrogate. Dated November 7, WLLAM L. HARMED, Eceutor. Refreshments were served durng : the socal hour by Mrs. G. Bj orrses. A Classfed Adv. Wll Sell t Complete (lot tubes) TUBE/ 72 YOU DO THE CHOOSNG SEE and HEAR the WONDER RADO FRST Marvelous Tone Astonshng Accuracy Reed Beauty A Home Demonstraton AwatsYou CONCANNOFS MUSC STORE Tel. 299 Your Choce of These Men's or Women's Hgh Grade Wrst Watches wthout you even, mhbng the money Just thnk! You can Secure one of the smartest Men's or Women'j hgh grade Wrst Watch at une ndul ' ously low prce. The cases are sold whte gold, the lades' model beng most delcately engraved. Both movements are famous make wth full jewels! Both models are guaranteed. Now at WALD JEWELRY CO. 76 Man Street WOODBRDGE ' r.. : Xr.as Club by makng a purchase to- :!>.rr<jw and pay a lttle at a tme untl your ;jjr:h»fe ha been completed! By the tme Xmu r Us around your gft wll have been pad for 141 SMTH STREET PERTH AMBOY

5 WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT FRDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 MKMU BANKRUPT CASH STOCK CREDT OF THE WOODBRDGE FURNTURE SHOP LOCATED AT FRD3AY, Nov MMN ST W^DBRDGE, N. J. FRDAY, Nov. 16 BEDROOM OUTFT 10 Pece Outft A Wonder Buy 49 >.5O «p/r NOW Cotton Mattress Only Lnk Sprngs NOW Any Sze g Chest of Drawers OAK A Good Buy 11* End Tables Fnshed n Mahogany Day Beds A Selecton BUY NOW Ktchen Chars Unfnshed ONLY A FEW 1.19 BEDROOM SUTES $135 3-pc Walnut Fnshed $49 $189 4-pc Walnut Sute 98 $225 4-pc Walnut Sute $149 $249 4-pc Walnut Sute 189 BREAKFAST SUTES $20 5-pc Unfnshed Sute $9.95 $ pc Duco Sute $19.75 $ pc Flemsh Oak $ pc Enamel Sute $75.00 Decorated Sute Slk Floss Mattress Now at Davenport Tables Fnshed n Walnut LVNG ROOM SUTES $149 Jac. Velor Sute $ $175 Jac. Velor Sute $200 Mohar Sute $229 Mohar Sute DNNG ROOM SUTES $175 8-pc Walnut Fnshed $ 79 $ pc Walnut Sute 98 $ pc Walnut Sute 139 $ pc Walnut Sute 189 $ pc Walnut Sute 229 Lnoleum V^ Look at ths 39c To the Furnture Buyng Publc, Attend ths Bankrupt Stock Sale, and see a Prce Smash of Every tem n the Store and Warehouse, Everythng Must Go. Now s your chance to Buy Furnture at Rock Bottom Prces. Tell your Frends and come yourself. Furnture at Less Than Half. 9 O'CLOCK SPECALS $6 Fbre Ferneres $ Clothes Hampers, only 79c $2.25 Ktchen & Bath Stools 89c 95c Large Wash Boards 29c vory Bassnette, a few $ x 54 Axmnster Rug x28 Feather Pllows 79c $6.50 Comfortables, Now $ ronng Boards, today 98c 75c Jffy Mops, whle they last 39c $12 All Cotton Mattress $5.92 $10 All Lnk Steel Sprngs 2.98 $65 Rebult Vacuum Cleaners $6 Book Trough End Tables 2.29 *2.98 Mahogany End Tables 98* COL SPRNGS y.95 Any Sze ELECTRC RONS J.98 Only STAR CARPET The Yard 19 FURNTURE POUSH Per Bottle OC EVERYTHNG MUST GO NOW

6 PAGE SX Many Cases Heard n Local Polce Cant ;rt *. J. P T B!^*T? l 3 K S*P" 1 3ta(* rwt Pwta A«fc«T. w ' t W fv» am**- tr»fl»r '.» h feu wn Youths Ot Trouble EJ*cto«Mamed Maaber Saved By Chldren Other Caaea. Mw La Zzu lrbnd«.' M- mrt r-e-ar 51 *f'r» P<' r-«? '. H * «-.*- < r-r'y :v» *» t»: "T r^» at T Lar»r" t v;:: s;v " Cas;V-'» - - -: ' t r r.«r_ 23^ ' anl Mr»«-.* - r*?* ml u»»* w:*. At ORWBT! a'. * for t: *"* * * *«-* 6J» TV fend*, befvr* her ;3 year? >}d wa* a graduate of Borf Be r > ^aler S<*>»1 and n well :*e< by her? r :* :hat many fntto* After a l s:-: H ^.r.h tnp to D. C, th* '. > ':;. '."% p* ml' AT READER MAJESTC THEATRE Tr...- ; r.- " ' r.'lr,-; u- Ffrformat Perth Amboy TODAY-TOMORROW-SATURDAY ALL STAR ACTS OF VAUDEVLLE JOE RAE Present* THE CHEER LEADERS Wth FRANK McCORMCK Drect From THE BEAUX ART, ATLANTC CTY 14 Cheer Leader* 14 n a Revue De Luxe Enttled "RAH! RAH! RAH!" MARON WORTH Rado Favorte GREEN & AUSTN "The Hod Carrer*" LADY ALCE'S PETS "The Arstocracy of Anmaldom" and the photoplay BUSTER K.EATON n "The CAMERAMAN" Buter Turns The Crank on More Laughs Than Swss Cheese Hat Holes! COMNG MONDAY- ENRCO CARUSO, Jr. Son of th«r \V<P-1' Famous Tenor, n an act enttled "ECHOES OF THE PAST' "BABY CYCLONE" wth Lew Cody and Aleen Prngle STRAND Contnuous Perth Amboy NOW PLAYNG Frst Tmes at Popular Prces "WNGS" Wth CLARA BOW. CHARLES (Buddy) ROGERS RCHARD ARLEN and GARY COOPER A Sound Pature The World'.-s Gnatest Photoplay just as t s now beng presented at the Ralto Theatre, New York Cty. FREE ARPLANE RDE^2RUL S FOR "WlflGS" ESSAY CONTEST Topc of Etcy to be "Avatoa sad Future." Prze* Wll Be Awarded November 23rd. "" Esay must be df at least fve hundred (500) worda and not more than one thousand (1000) words. Wrte on one sde of paper only. Wrte n nk or typewrter. Eaaay matter muat l>e orgnal, not coped. Contestant., must confne themselves to E.s>ay subject. Chldren under age must have the wrtten ptrmlsson of parents or guardans to partcpate n flyng prze*. All eaya must be mal«l not later than Thursday, Moverfber 15, at mdnght. Addres all letterb to W1NCJS KDTO^, STBAND THEATER Content s open to all mtrons of Kcae's STRAND THEATRE. Employee* vt the STRAND TEATHK, or ther retatfe» are not elgble for przes. COMNG SUNDAY- MARY ASTOR and LLOYD HUGH n - "Three Rng Marrage" STARTNG MONDAY X RONALD COLEMAN and VLMA BANKY n "TWO LOVERS" t'w' r*- ;,\r&.-,< '' A T» Meet h Carterd FWDAT, NOTEMBKM 1C, lt!s ] Greek Lett*- 5*de«y Pancake ^t: Rartaa Dstrct Body V/nl Be n Stuw Tweadav To f* Be Followed By Qmrt of Honor Meetaag TV B««rd t-f the Bey 3<wrt of Carter*-, r -.,tht Raman by Vk«-Pret4rW A* ^4M* Hraxaary f Tfc* Caruret Prubr^ w- nem a dnnser '"hartm %. Xas'ry. f^r lt fc-sr»«4 br tt n:»: C*sp "f ramp *«T rt*r. tr.d? '-* $ N->.f: B**taf of :h» and : rflj be b*< jr. S-rah 37. thus f93owr«f CT; a JX>SCT d tb» aeetng? of tae board :.r. rark-m parts of 'Jbt RanUr.?:1 wfckfc :ncjodea besdes WtK-d- T<rwmhp. Perth Anboy. Amboy. SayrcKOe and Carter- TV Woodbrdft Townshp memt 1'. tbe baard are: E. H. Bojr.- '. J. M. K--«t*r. Johr. Pfe-.ffer, R. Tyre", of Wjodbndpe: J. B. Tfy. 0! C^on*. and G. Wllans -'.^. of Fords. CLASSFED ADS foukd HUNTNG DOG fouod. beagle. L>cke. 321 Eahway arenue. Woodbrdge. W LOST A brown and yellow strped tat. Ar.-jrers To name of "Red". Strpng 1 re^mbles small tger. R?- arard f returned to Ralph Staffer. 1&& Rowlartd place. W ,. Waated ROOM wanted n W»odbrdge wth Amercan famly and we'treated. Box G, Ww«tl>rvdg» 11-16*. Farm Wanted. WANT to hear from owner havng good New Jersey farm for sale. f bargan, send prce and descrpton. F. B. G., Box 495, Olney, 1L W tte Bam Mr* A G the Ayha Pfc at tke ' Nvreaber )x>rn was apyotb*.^ :VJ bazaar on Dee*r B?jT;t(?a and M- 'm?a«refrednn* Bejntoc, the. M Ra* Otfeom, An; Margaret Vaotfe Spooky and «'.be heks s A. Sat-, Bae Of-. a- a! TW5 - Ware Kehrer, Harcw. HeJer e>n Party " Held At laejn A s Halowe'en : **r»-a«gtt-- >>!r and Mra. H-~sr. Ehckw. H llcrert areot^ trennf. Ortober Tbe kone wa*»*d -on eaurag preewd by gkovtf nto a care wh< cats aad o«b gr»-a> served. Gar :r.g were featnn Tbe goesta nc L0B1; Farmer. Mr PhUps, Mr. anc Mr. and Mn. J M»?< Henretta Aac H'n*na*n Phf!:ps. Wllam Atx Nahass, J Farber Jr.. Vno apper drerr.: d«;r«".e-:.:«mr. ar.< M Mr;- Wlsaa Mr* R. E.:*r-k:. - A. H*SS*T. "^ -" -'.- S*st Drb*.. < H?«*T A--.?"a.-;<r. P.-y Hy:-. -.: Toaw:. M*. s:d MR. Mchael Ef^.t and Mr Mn. Herman Ere.t*en, al! Sfcrme Ckaaten To Sm«Pwwfc HOMM Alley At Local CWck Stmday! «U p t Tcfctea* Aa Te*a*s Settle Down - :h*»-«r fa- trepl* ' ' Stamper* Tf Newark w3! Frrd Srrwmrer's bowlng U>ok tws?<3 tf three (fames feray. TV urth?'jk.»! TV^ramcmd's b» rendered: Dad'fT Bock; >- the H»«- Mr* sver; rean Jfrv Crxenfrrd a resdtrt ae K ere *.»! tmrdm We the ondengmd desre t4 taka ths Deans to pank our and frends for thrrr «TBTP*U>T and for th«waotful floral re««jl«rt durnp our recent bere«veme«t n the death of otrr beloved «on and la«t (rrandwn, Andrew Soke. We «K_ H o o r t n thrd -place n tbe leagae. and Chahrerc n Kll leaaqr wth an average of.(ts9. Tbe league leaden tare fort onlj- one gane far m tbe wsmor.. Arty He had of.1st. C. Schemer hglt «corc, booors wth 212, and as average of.185. w p h for ther satofartory t J * * k MB. and MRS. LOUS NEMBTH MR. and MRS. ANDREW SOKE. by tbe mprovement,,fl 1wmul The Partfc House confct han de- CommMwnert. are ted wltb the Tel"p*d T?^tA an nterestng race. Towrt!hrp Oerk and sad report* wll }:hr,?r * *! «- w-cprvtf place ;«be corjaered by tbegtownlrp Comrnttc* for cjnfrmaton on Teaday, :-.:«rf, Mr?. Johr. or/.y av->-j: a frame ahead. of en. anj Xuc Bersv-er, Mr?^ Mar- tz. Tbe twj fe'lar team? Xorember 27, 1928, at 8 P. M. at the Ua Oenfc-rd: * ar? «:;h aa amagc of.szz all. Mataoral MnnLcpal Buldng, and rart". W;!df rr.th. " Frday's matches: tak*,_ Scan r T. -f A :: :. ^ *"4 Tb^jcas Acb- FURTHER NOTCE that tbe 1*; 156, Townshp Commttee wh c»ns<er :»T. :' Cre5?-:--. Pa.; egk: frar-- F >< W -Tf-T»r l^3, alf tkjector, whej pj b^a mten;- {t::cr?r R^<! -* V.-r.t :'- fcad* n tr* AWm Sofc.»." -, -..V::r.( Andrew 5?k«. af*c 1? year;. d:ed, ; Frday n the b'stte of hs rraad-! 'fatker. E. Andrew Soke. of apper 'Mas sa«t He ba r-eer; 31 ab>n: 1 rear. HtL< sarrved by fea»ota-?t awd 5te7 w fatb?r. M'. and Mr*. L<3 NeJteth. a Rjter. Mary S^>ke. a brother. J*"p- 5oke. and a sep-?:5ler. Araa The faneral f«rste«were?3nday aft«rr:03e at 2 ttrl^'t from fee house, s spp*r Can street and were c3!xjacte.j by Rev. Kovac. pastor of the Fre* Magyar Hnnpran Cfcrch. Tbe 's^naent was made r. the Presbvtera Cemetery. Mn. Ane Brtrw Woman 1. MsMonary Socety Mn AsBk Browa. wdew of To Hold Aaaual Prase Serrke. Parker Br^wn. a former resdet: of ' Port Re*dr.g, ded on T^eKj" at The annual pre.je servce ^" le the borce of her da-jgter. Mr«. C. Woman's Muaor.&ry Socety of the w Pecnypacker, of Edgeh 1! ad. Presbyteran Ch-r.'r. wll be held or. Ardsley, Pa. She was 62 year? ( : Sunday evemng. November 1». at 7.45 P. J. The body was brougn: ::. t-.e h:n:e Mss DonneBy. f the B<rar< of Natonal Mu«~ -%-l be the speaker. AH member? are nrg^d to be present. Fellowshp Club Plant To Hold Supper Meetng of her son. Robert Brown, o: 7' :,".'.-.y Lane. The funeral 5frr:ce- -wer* beld Satarday aflerr.oon a: 2 ' do-ck from Trnty Epscopal Cr.-reh. Rev. J. B. Myers offcated. Mrs. Brown was sarrv*d ;.- r.er son and eleven gras Edward Le«*or., of Green street.'*. o t r r FOR R NT er.fertaned the Young Men's Fellow- j '* shp Club on Monday nght Plans Oh, how great Us tnman frautj, LOVELY HOME on Green street were made to have a supper meet- \ whch \ always prone to vleel Tong on November 26 n the bafe- j day thoa confesses! hr sns, and to- for rent, double garage. Call Woodbrdge 72. ment of th«dmrck morrow agan thon commttest what W thpn dldjt wnfess. Now Uoo resorest to take care, and after an Please menton ths paper to ad- hoar FURNSHED P.OOM, 508 Barron avtnue, Woodbr9>e. Phone 11S5-J. W 11-16* THP.EE rooms and bath n rear of j dental offce wth use of gas and j electrc lght free to elderly couple j or wdow who wll take care of den-' tal offce and answer telephone calls. Call Carteret 350. \ FOR RENT Garage. Call at 539! j Eahway avenue or Phone 267. W.. S-21 tf. FOR RENT 3 room flat; bath al mprovements; : l Man street. ' Woodbrdge; f28.00 per month; n- j 1 qure Nathan Duff or phone Wood-1 brdge j W , tf. {, FOR RENT Woodbrdge; furnshed j rooms for two gentlemen. } ; Telephone Woodbrdge 50-J; or 'call j ; 531 Rah way avtsue. j W.. tf. OFFCES to, rent, $15 per month nqure Mddlesex Press, 18 Green street, Woodbrdge HOUSE FOR SALE "VVl!.t-11 very reasonable, house of 6 rooms and bath; all mprovements, excellent condton; garage. Prce SSOO. 21 Ada,ms street, Rahway. FOR SALE SX room bungalow, tled bath, steam heat, $6000. $250 down, $45 monthly; all mprovements; Phone Woodbrdge 929-J. W.. ll-9tf.^ FOR SALE 8 room house, all mprovements, Lee street, Port Readng. Wrte P. 0. Box 11, Port.Readng, N. J. W 11-6, 23, 30. FOUR room bungalow, $4750. $100 down, balance $35 monthly; all mprovements; Phone Woodbrdge 240-W. W tf. FOR SALE Dnng Room Table, \ Buffet and Chars. Tel. 144-M! Woodbrdge,! W , 23* FOR SALE Party desres to sell contract for 3 lots at Woodbrdge Park. Bargan for cash. Address A. Vanacore, S A Douglaas St., Brook- ' lyn, N. Y. W , 16*, PKE WOOD for sale, pne or oak, r any lengths desred. Pb^n* W^od- Brdge 193. John Thomas, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. Calforna Prvet hedges, 3 szes, H0O, $7.00, $10.00 per 100. Bargans n frut trees. Jansa'g Nursery, Sewaren, N. J. near publc school. W.. U-2, 9, 16, 23*. HOMES FOR SALE Wll sell very reasonable, house of 6 rooma and bath; all mprovements, excellent condton; centrally located; garage. Prce $ Adams street, Rahway. W , 16». WANTED OLBAN EAGH wanted, ala af aaad k«reh*f at larger. 6c a pouud faml Pnat. SO Gr«aa HTM*. vertsers; t help- voa. t helps them, thou dost as f thou hadst oeter ret helps your paper. STATE THEATRE Woodbrdge, New Jer»ey LADES! LADES! n addton to our hgh class Photoplays we are offerng You FREE DNNERWARE Startng Frday, Nov. 20th NO STRNGS! NO CATCHES! NO CONTESTS! Ths theatre wll gve to EVERY LADY who attends regularly, a complete and beautful set of chnaware ABSOLUTELY WTHOUT COST Aa exclusve pattern tha cannot be purchased ^jt any stores SEE OUR LOBBY DSPLAY of ths splendd chna ware No ncreaae n Adntafqn Prce \ Start Your Set Now! Every Frday Nght,. Schw«r.wr '.'- srhwer.rer Lexr Sefcwemer Naylor -... of th«frday,.: T2. 1«T 817 T«117 1S w NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN that tbe fnal reports and tbe ata» fled H. ad to t* mprorement: Grora str««t < "2 sewer. 212 B. J. OUNGAV. ~Z~_, Trfwmhp Clerk. **~ Advertsed November 18 and 23, o^y one :er.t a word; m:r.;k;jn charge 25e. \\ TODAY FRDAY NOTCE AU persons concerned majr take 153 totce. that the Subscrber, wa>. admnstrator, eta. etc., of Samotl Dally, deceased, ntends to exhbt h* fnal account to tbe Orphan's Ptrkl HMH ' Court for the County of Mddlesex, «r t 'on Frday, the seventh day of De- 1.8S9! cember, 1926, at 10 a. TO., n the 2.667; Term of September, 1928, for Set te meet and allowance; the sane b« ng frst audted and stated by the Snrrogate Dated October S, STANLEY C. POTTER. Sab. Admnstrator, C. T. A 11-2, 9, 16, 23, 30 $4.20 ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW _ "THE STRANGE CASE OF CAPT. RAMPER" Added Attracton VAUDEVLLE 5-ALL STAR SATURDAY, Nov. 17 URR Added Feature 2 Features 2 NGDON natonal ftdurt "Shadow of Nght" Wth FLASH, the wonder dog SUN.-MON., Nov TUESDAY, Nov. 2ft 7he *nsde " story of He us- - / }ftrk pocbf Whle the Ghf Sleeps "Danger Street" wth WARNER BAXTER WED.-THURS., Nov RCHARD BARTHELMESS n "Out of the Runs" Comng Attractons 3 Day* Startng November 28 "J-JOO*

7 ' : 4JmxuM& ECESSLEE * STERN'S 19th and Greatest 18 MONTHS TO AV rat To Each Customer Wth Any Purchase of $100 or Over Phs 83-Pece Tableware Outft 2G-Pc Slver Bet Complete Consstng of 50-Pc. Dnner Set Complete 7-Pc. Luncheon Set, Table Cloth and 6 Napkns $169 Grade 4-Pc. Bed Room Sute U* ;, $10 Down Delvers %\% 10-1'c. Dnng Koon Sute rxr'llcn! plo-ct 1" ft strkng Tudor Perod ndnptlon. Fnshed n blended walnut. The t>ute comprses a large Buffet, oblong Extenson Table, Chna Cabnet, 5 sde chars and one host char wth upholstered seats, Server Extra. Regular $195 value. Specal for ths sale COGSWELL CHAR AND OTTOMAN A regular $79.50 value, Specal for tlls sale Colonal Brdge [.lmps and Shades from $1.95 $5J95 POSTER BED Specal lor ths sale $15.85 Sold Mahogany MARTHA WASHNGTON SEWNG STAND $14.95 S PECE MOHAR LVNG BOOM SUTE $225 3-Pece Mohar Frame Sute A well-bult sute fnshed u mahogany am upholstered n mohar wth moquette on the reverse sde of the sprng-flled cushon* and hm'k of throne char. A regular $225 value Specal for ths sale $119, Annversary Sale Prced ALLOWANCE foryour OLDS LTE OCCASONAL CHAR $12.75 FOLDNG CARD TABLE n choce of mahogany, red, o green. Specal for ths sale Specal for thu $1.69 K.-U "KRUEHLER" 119 BED DAVENPORT SUTE 111 V t t"ot* 111 (1 lull H ' t 'll' tl ll l"j' lul VUS * A.. 7 t. -t d»e> under coutruotlom anl 1 lu0 1 l ''T val'»' U -'- Open Saturday Evenng Tll 10 P.M. $325 4-Pece Bed Room Wth beautful matched panels. Exquste new style straght-end Bed, French Vanty, lurgc Wesser and sx drawer Chest complete u lvely sute at a low prce. Regular $325 vulu!. Specal for ths sale SMTH ST. COP MADSON 4VE. o/7s -CFc. Jacquard Lvng Room peces conslsuhb of lnvtse Hofu, Arm Olmlr md Vh\- sde Clmr a>vered n J^lurU Veluur wll reverblble sprng-llel cusluus. A value we cull recommend to He Judmutl or tlnlfty folks. A regular»n& value. Specal for ths sut. PERTH AHBOY N.J Thousands of Mghty Bargans of Every Descrpton n Ths Our Greatest Annversary SALE COME! Open Saturday Evenng Tll M) P. M. r Vou Caanut Cull Mull (loupw *t Onr«> 1 KKBH.KK-NTKKN U8 Hullh H., 'l.a.e :-,,jjpj*sm

8 THE PERTH AMBOY j GAS LGHT COMPANY 206 SMTH STREET Heatng and Cookng Applances Ruud Automatc and Storage Y ater Heaters New Process Gas Ranges Con-Den-Rt Radant Logs Odorless Effcent nexpensve Telephone,!43 Perth Amboy FRDAY, NOVEMBER 1G, 1928 fsh. A«a result, when the Amercan Game Prnt.pct.vc Assocaton came "robber" on the end of p"n- ernslnj pencl markngs anrl t beholds ts anmml meetng n New. Ths dscovery of t" unefulnew was due to Joseph Prestley, a ngs York n December thn event wll re- BOlve tself' nto a great natonal clergyman and a chemst. frame confaronce, wth offcal and A lttle more than a hundred WORTH unoffcal partcpants, The Bureau years ago the rubber ndustry had of Bologcal Survey, the Bureau of ts frst small begnnng! when a KNOWNG Fsheres, the Korest Servce and the Scotchman named Mackntosh dssolved rubber n naphtha, creatng Natonal.Parks Servce of the Unted State Government, and the game the waterproofng trade. Mackntosh authortes of varous states wll s stll the name for a certan knd ercan Glm< Protecton take part n the conference; as wll of rubber ranco&u, also, zaak Wnlton League of Amerca; the Natonal Assocaton of Au- lad been expermentng wth rub- An 1889, Charles Goodyear, who n the earler days Vt our country there was only one thought n reunnl to (fame, and that was for a wtxy Aaocnton; the Amercan mxed wth sulphur on ft hot stove. dubon Socetes; the Amercan Forber, dropped some nda rubber man to go out wth a (run and kll Gamekeeper*' Socety; and many He got more than a sm«u out of t all he could lay low. Ths led to other groups and organzatons n,- because he accdentally dscovered the annhlaton of the herds of tarested n the problems of forest the means of vulcanzng hubber. Amercan buffaloes. Elk and moose and feld*. From that experment the rubber ndustry has grown grown qute ae dsappeared tn nearly every secton nf the naton. Deer became scarce. Aarvelously as dd the u&e of steam Other frame became rare. Gome ChrutopW Columbus was surprsed.when he found the natves n top of another stove upon whch resultng from Fulton washng the brds wero drven out of most oe ther haunts. n consequence the Hat playng; wth balls that -were, there was a steamng teapot, protecton of- (fame became a very made from the (turn of a tree, These terous problem; calltnt TOT traha- baunjwl n A way that excted the lntens' curosty of Go- Chanted Ffht»n gent consderaton and constructve methods. The government and the lumnus and \m fellow-voyagers. Some marred couples start out t«, states took t up and passed laws The natves called ther playthngs "Caoutchuoc," whch Tefer- end up by fghtng each other. fght the battle of lfe together and to help preserve and conserve R«rae. Offcal Bureaus wsre created rod to the materal that we now call Farm & Fresde. states throughout the naton. rubber. 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9 WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT FRDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 PAGE NNE Local Hgh School Eleven Bows To Rahway 16 To 0 Cardnals Defeat Hopelawn A. C for Ffth Grd Wn of Season Redbrds Rack Up Sx Touchdowns An Athletc Club Vanly Attempts To Halt Passng And Lne Buckng Rampage. Fve Cardnal Regulars Mssng From Lneup But Brdes Contnue Whnng Streak The Wopdbrdge Cardnals contnued ther football wlnnhg spree last Sunday afternoon when they defeated the Hopelawn Athletc Club 39 to 0. The game was played on the Cards' feld before a farly large crowd whch cheered the lcdbrds on to'ther ffth vctory of the season. Nagy and Dunham starred wth ther,brllant runnng and passng. The Hopelawn team was lterally home team's score. Nagy went snowed under" d" by y the powerful - ftrough the, ne (or the extra nt Cardnals, although the vstors outwoued th* 'locals n both MJj * 1 ths lullf tndltd wlth * ww» 2f lne and backfeld players. Nagy ** 0 >" favor of the Brdes. scored throe touchdowns, 'and Dunhum racked up p two;. Even thoughg ran the hall back to mdfleld. The Lupo kcked to O'Connelly who they were defeated, the A. C. play-1 Hopelawn lne held, and Naf?y was d (fond ball, but they were the un- forced to kck out of danger. <ler-dogs of the battle. The Cards ' Dutcher recovered for the A. C, but uuled 13 ponts jn every quarter j he dd not gan. The Athletc Club l>ut the thrd. The Brdes were completed a pass whch was good for mnus several of ther stars, so t8 yards, ard a lne plunge netted looked as though the scrubs weren't them ther frst frst down of the s) had ether. Campon, Murtagh, contest. The Cardnals held, however, and the A. C. advance was ('nptnln Dunlgan, Ksh and Slebcs dd not play, but from appearances promptly halted. Zla carred a he substtutes put up a good fght. forward pass B yards, hut the next kjcked off to the Athletc attempt at the aeral strategy faled, club, and Lupo, who recovered, was as the pass was knocked down. Dundropped n hs tracks. The locals ham carred the ball 43 yards fpr ln'u, and the A. C. was forced to the ffth touchdown of the game. A relnqush the ball on downs. On nce run wth good nterference enrack up ths (he frst play, Nagy went off tackle abled the Sards to fur yards, and Dunham added 2 scote. The extra pont try was more when he carred the balj. Brenrn pushed the oval through for a The Cardnals kcked, and Lupo mssed. frst down. An end run by Ruddy, carred the ball back to the center for 15 yards, brought the ball to tho of the-feld. Tha~ Hopelawn club Hopelawn eleven's 25 yard poster, made two frst downs before the lofound themselves and blocked Two lne plunges by Nagy and Bren cals nun placed the ball wthn scorng further advances. Lne bucks by dstance, and Nagy sld off tackle Ruddy, Brennan and Dunham put fur the frst score of the game. The (the oval on Hopelawn's 30 yard lne, pont for the goal faled", j and the Cards agan prepared to Nagy agan kcked, end Dutcher strke. Nagy made a brllant run run the ball back 15 yards before: through a broken feld for the fnal le was stopped by Coughln. 0'- j score of. the game. A. pass from Connelly, Barcellona and Dgn ef-jnagy to "Rusty" Brennan was good ftvely blocked the A. C.'s at- j for the extra tally. The Cardnals tempts to advance, and th» C«d»jhad agan worked the ball nto scorcrovered the ball. Brennan sue- ng poston as the game ended, cssfully naled a short pass from Lneups and score: N»Ky for 3 yards, and another for- Cardnals HopeUwn ward heave from Nagy to Dunham [O'Connelly Cecl was good for 15 yards and a frst j left end Sown. Ruddy made n spectacular Toback Smalley ls yard run around rtrht end for! left tackle the second touchdown, and then the Coughln. Jensen plucky "Horse" -dove through the^ left guard lne for tho extra tally, makng the Dgn Mohr Mure 13 to 0 n favor of the Curds, center :,t the quarter ended. Fnn... Fatro "Nagy opened the second quarter rght guard!>y kckng to Larson who was Rnrcellona, Poblack lowncd before he advanced a yurd, rght tackle Zla dropped the Hopclawn man n Zla B. Mohr a pretty tacklu. The vstors agan rght end faled to make a frst down, and J. Brennan Lupo tl«:y surrendered the bull to the quarterback lrdes. Hrennan, Ru«'.\y and Dun- Nagy... Larson Lm made a frst down through three rght halfback.usecutvu lno-plunges. Nagy went Dunham. Knckjevts ff tackle for 15 yards, and Dunham left halfback added K more around end. Zla receved a short pass whch was good Ruddy.: fullback Dutcher fur 5 yards, and then Nagy trashed Score by quarters: through tackle and ran 23 yards for Cardnals* the thrd Cardnal touchdown of the Hopelawn game. The Hopelawntes blocked Summary: Cardnal scorng, touchthe extra pont attempt. downs, Dunham 2, Nagy 3, Ruddy 1. Nagy agan kcked, and Mohr, Extra ponts, Ruddy 1, Nagy 1, J. who recovered, was stopped as soon Brennan 1. Hopelawn scorng, as he placed hs hands on the" brown touchdowns, none. Extra ponts, pgskn. The Athletc Club vanly none. Referee, J. Slebcs. Umlucked the Cardnal lne and agan pre, Rngwood. Lnesman, Mller. trave up the ball. A long pass to Tme of quarters, 12 and 15 mn- Dunham, aded by perfect nterfer- utea. Attendance approxmately ncc, added sx more ponth to the 450, Hgh School Volley Ball League Stll Topped By Senors Claw of '29 Credted Wth Ffteen Contecutve Wn» Sophs n Second Place. Freshmen, Campbell, Hacker, Nelson, Jandrsevts, Mller Parsons. Substtutons, Senors, Kursnsky for Saxen, Sherman for Shaw, Coetschus for Kurjrnsky, Shaw for Ksh, Saxen for Nahas. Freshmen, none. ' 1st game, Senors 15; Freshmen 12. 2nd game, Senor's S; Freshmen 8. 3rd game, Senors 15; Freshmen 12. Wednesday's games, lneups and scores: The Class of 192'J duwntd th-- Frosh three games n a row last Tuesday, and added one moro SophomoreH: J: Campbell (Capt.), sttch to the Hgh School volley Pew, Goe, Bernsten, Greenspan, bull league pennant. The league Lev. lcudng Senors have won flftten Freshmen: W. Campbell, Purons, consecutve games, and have not as (Capt.), Balfour, Hacker, Jandrsevts, Nelson. yet suffered a defeat. The Freshmen came wthn three ponts of Substtutons: Sophomores Pals' wnnng two of the three clashes f'ntfht, but superor playng, and a lttle beadwork kept the upper- classmen unbeaten. t certanly luoka a* though the t>oys of 'he Senor class expect to annex the g ths year, y, but tje j fracas s young yet, and so are <he Froshcs. n Wednesday's game, the Fr shwore agan the sad vctms of set backs. Ths tme at the hands of the Sophs who are hold»k down second poston n the lne. n the thrd game, the Freshmen put up a good'flght, but a twolnt lead»«nt them back to ther <tllar.poston, whch, by the way 'l' t; urs to b» a permanent restng place. n the seuond skrmsh, Goe»f the Sophs, made a new record»f scorng 7 pont* n one serve. Ths feat has never been accamplshed n any of the league games thus far n the achftdule. n the Pateman for Lev. Freshmen Bernsten for Campbell, Sherman for Par- Bons, Campbell for Jandraevts. 1st game Sophomores 15, Freshmen 8. 2nd game Sophomores 15, Freshmen 11. 3rd gamt Sophomores 15, Freshmen 13. Standng of the Volley Ball League : W * " L Sophomores Junors Freshmen Woodbrldfe Vt. Metuchen - Today Al Metuchen At 4:00 [''THAT LTTLE CAYE"»w. n.maruo.r..,h.t.--by B. Lnk Gets HOST coov- AcdoSS TO, OPENS WVTH JACKS AKT> S»*ES, A. -<,* OpEr4EU ASKS- foft OHE CATUS GOES fo PVCK up THE PACK A Gusr or u)r4t> PACES "(HE TOP CAftD AMtt VT \S A St* Sf>oT. DOCS WE U)ArVT VT? OH HO 1 o-ts fop,- -rj H<MLE "fop CANT O. that CAR.D f" WQNT OO \ GET»Tr- ASK ^OO TO THAT HE 6ET5> HS LAST. SHUT OJAS NVENTED. OF AS ot* /MM, SHUT Tre "- AN' WETHlfATALkr \r Seen From The Sdelnes By TOM BRENNAN, Sports Edtor The Boy«n The Lne Wth ts season, rapdly drawng to a close, the local Hgh School eleven has won but two games. Although they have played plucky football, and have fought aganst great odds, the locals have not pled up any great grdron record. f records were kept accordng to sprt, however, the grdders of H6Y, Loo 05 A B Poa OF THE PACH WHAT?, A "BRCR? MCE Some Lucky Sevens Seven a supposed to be a unversa lucky number but the seventh game on the Woodbrdge Hgh School schedule was?? The Rahway lnesmen had very decoratve gudes on the sdelnes. A huge chan Woodbrdge Hgh School would he rated at ten yards n length of.^ourse ' was strun K be " about, per cent, but grdron, achevetween two nce lookng poles whch were ments are not compled that way, so Coach to PP e d by shny brass knobs. Woodbrdge Rce's charges must go unheralded. fans wondered "Why the brass knobs?" Due consderaton has been gven to the There s only one soluton and that s ths: rather snappy Red and Black backfeld whch s composed of Wukovets, Denman, Katen, Deutsch,, and Handerhan. These boys by have hae all receved ther just prase n the sportng the brass knobs. But somebody got fooled columns of the local papers, but the boys who Old Jupter Pluvus hung hs draperes a- do the "drty work" have not as yet been round the sun a11 day, and the alleged plans brought nto the glmmerng brghtness of the of the enem y were foled : local football spotlght. Actng as toastmaster, we wll have you Woodbrdge fans The cheerng sectons of both schools drnk to the glory of the Woodbrdge Hgh at the Woodbrdge-Rahway game at Rversde Park were excellent. The Rahway squad School lne from end to end. "Bud" Stllman and Martno have done staged a novel act, that of havng the Rahway rooters spell the name Rahway as the most of the work on the outsde postons. Stllman s a brllant runner, and a fast man. squad lfted huge placards, each wth a letter of the name on t. From the Woodbrdge Martno s new on the squad, but he has develsde of the oped steadness a wnnng factor n football feld > tns Presented a very atplayng. Captan Ksh at left tackled ofce tractve appearance. Each tme the Rahway of he fnest football players ths Hgh School team scored, a small cannon vocferated ts Woodbrdge Batt1 Gamely To Stem Rahway Oulaufht But ntercepted Pa»» And Sleeper Trck NeU Rahway Two Touchdown* n Second Quarter. Brany Kckng Kept ftahway Safe From Woodbrdge tnvuon Woodbrdge Hgh School lost a btterly contested game to Rahway Hgh School last Saturday afternoon at Rversde Park n Rahway by a score of 16 to 0. A crowd of approxmately 600 spectators watched a grm Woodbrdge eleven fal to stave" off defeat from the hands of the Rahwaytes. Wuodbrdge back mmedately kcked out of danger, and the ball went to the 32 yard lne. The Rnhway t«am was thrown for a 4 yard loss, but on the next play, Bart successfully re- The local team started off well, but an ntercepted pass, and a successful "sleeper" play netted the Rahwayans two touchdowns n the second perod. Both extra pont attempts were good, and the extra ceved a pass on the old gleaper two ponts os the Rahway. scfre trck, and ran 35 yards for the recame n the thrd quarter, when a end Rahway touchdown. DuRe a^ blocked punt behnd the Woodbrdge gan kckdd from placement' for the goal* lne went for a safety. The extra pont, puttng hs team team frst and last Matotu wars ktareless, both teams battlng near th* c«nt«r 14 ponts, to the good, Glagola kcked Off, and the ball of the feld. Although Bartz, Rh- went to the Woodbrdge 20 y#rd way end, talled both scores for hs lne where Ksh recovered and ran team, DuRe starred wth hs brany back 18 yards. Rahway was penalplayng at fullback. H* brllant akl 5 yards. Wukovets heaved one kckng and excellent pasnng kept to*m»rtn, but t was knocked down. the Rahway team on the fght sde A. pass from Wukovets to Stllman nf tho ledger durng the entre corftest. The Woodbrdge backfeld played good ball, but the unganly luck hem by the Rahway kckers and passers lcked the Barron Avenue warrors. went wld as tho quarter ended. : Score: Woodbrdge 0; Rahway 14, Thrd Quarter The locals kcked off, but Rahway faled to gan, and kcked out of danger almost mmedately. Denman Coach Rce's charges fought wth plowed through the lne for 7 yards, ther backs to the wall most of the and Handerhan followed hm wth B Kame, but they fought plucfcly. Wukovets yards more. Another 6 yard penalty and Denman crashed through cut down the Woodbrdge advance, the Rahway lne for gan' after gan, and Wukovets was forced to kck, only to have the team up the road l A Rahway back slthered off tackle kck out of danger. The Wood-1 for 3 yards, and DuRe then kcked brdge lne was steady, but the Mtjke to the local's 8 yard lne. Wukovets Rahway quarterback carefully engneered hs plays, and averted a Wth ther backs to the goalposts, fell on the ball, and made no gan. Woodbrdge rampage. Th«Barron the Woodbrdge grdders fought 'es- Avenue team had a fur bettor of- perately, Wukovets had to kck fenbve mechansm than -the Rahmy from behnd hs own goal lne, but team, but good kckng kept Rahway ' the punt was blocked and recovered ahead of the game. T.he famous by a Rahway end, gvng Rahway "shoestrng" plays worked to perfecton, and they worked the Wowf- reverted to lne plunges, but no two ponts for a safety. Both teams brdge team by ther long boot's. gans kept the ball about the center of the feld. An off-sde penalty Woodbrdge dd most of the ar work, but the few passes tred by for Woodbrdge forced Stllman to Rahway were successful, whereat the kck, and the ball rolled to the 30 local ar route resulted n one of the yard lne. The Rahway back fumbled the kck, and Woodbrdge re- Rahway touchdowns. Frst Quarter covered. Handerhan and Wukovets Handerhan kcked to the 38 yard made a frst down, but another penalty agan stopped the Barron Ave- lne and the Rahway runner was dropped n hs tracks. Rahway made nue eleven. The quarter ended aa four yards n three downs, and were Stllman kcked out of danger to the forced to kck. The ball wnt te ] Rahway 40 yard lne. Score: Woodthe Woodbrdge 15 yard lne and brdge 0; Rahway 16. was recovered by Wukovets who was downed on hs own 17 yard chalkmark. Fourth Quarter The Rahway team made but 5 Woodbrdge tnade> a yard yards r three lne plunges, and Du- on a lne plunge, and then a 5 yard penalty pushed the Ban-on Avenue Re kcked to the Woodbrdga 1 28 yard lne. Woodbrdge made 7 yards team back. Wukovets made 7 yards off tackle, and a pass from Wukovots n two lne drves, and on the thrd to Deutsch was good for a frst The knobs were brass. Brass s shny....,.,.....,,, Any- \ plu, nge ' he «ot aw y for, 10 3 ^' down Wukovets agan Wed hs T, and a frst down. The local fullback aeral offense, and he passed to Hanthng shny reflects the rays of the sun. Re- made 5 more yards off tackle, arallderhan. The Woodbrdge r^ht halffleeted rays of sun wll blnd players. Thus Woodbrdge was agan penalzed B! back caught the hall, juggled t, and mouthf-ul at the Woodbrdge barracks. (Armstce Day had not as yet arrved!) has ever had. Last year, Ksh fought through the St. Mary's game wth a broken nose, and ths year he has captaned a losng team wth the sprt of a wnner. Luck to you, "Kshy". "Buddy" Dayer at rght tackle s bg and cap- Physcal Tranng Drector Mllard R. Saunders was on the sdelnes chalkng down able. The blonde boy from Sewaren s always there, and he knows hs stuff, Of n the week, these moves are transferred to every move made by ether team. Later on verv course, "Bg" Pete Jandrsevts plays guard. pcturesque graphs whch gve a com- Pete was a good guard last year, too, and al- P lete stor y of the game. Approxmately 1,000 though he lkes to sleep and eat, Pete has the vears from now. when ancent relcs are dug weght necessary for steppng ambtous up by a new race f people, the graphs of Mr. runners and lnemen. Pete'a sut s so bg, Sanders wll present an nterestng topc fur he has to ha-ve two lockers, and when he goes dscusson, probably somethng lke ths: n for a shower, ts a case of "fall out" for "Moves of Great Armes of Ancent Ages" or the rest of the squad. "Marbles as They Were Played." Aqulla, a resdent of seln, stcks to hs poston next to Captan Ksh. He s left DuRe, star kcker for the Rahwaytes, guard, and plays a good game. Aqulla has proved to be rather annoyng durng' the eneaten "mud"» nearly every game ths year, tre course of the game, when he unraveled kk h l y y g y, ^ kk t d th Wdbd te and he s well pn hs way to a varsty letkck a^er kck to send the Woodbrdge team ter. Lee and Barna have shared th«pvot poston thus far n the season. Lee s (new n the football game, but he has shown hs mert n the number of games n whch he has already partcpated. Barna s the only veteran center who was left when the rampagng "Dts" Noe was taken by the process of graduaton. An njured wrst has kept "Teddy" on the sdelnescmost of the season. The backfteld players are not to be menscurryng back over, the ground whch they had so desperately fought for nch by nch. f there weren't some "lucky sevens" n some of those kcks, why football sn't football. One man bought a bag of peanuts (undoubtedly a rabd baseball fan), and after he had gven the vender the con wth the bull on t, he appeared to be dsapponted. We found out why later, and t proved our toned; here ths s a toast to the boys who theory that he was a baseball fan n the wrong fght wth unsung loyalty to push the Red and Black colors of Woodbrdge Hgh School to vctory or to keep those colors hgh even n defeav-the boys n the lne! pew. He sad he was "sore" because nobody called the runner, "out" after he was rather unceremonously "put out" by sx or seven players. O. K.? yards. The next play resulted n n t fell nto the arms of Lee, Woodfumble, and Rahway recovered on brdge center, who dd a lttle trcky Woodbrdge's 27 yard lne. The Red runnng and carred the ball about and Black clad Rahwaytes faled 28 yards. The pass was ruled vod, to gan over 6 yards, and on ther because only the orgnal recever fourth down they fumbled the oval. j.may carry a pasa. Wth the odds Stllman recovered but mad* no gan.tuganst them, the locals stuck to the The Barron Avenue team crashed passng attack but faled to score. through the Rahway lne fer another The Rahwaytes made a few substantal gans, but they too were held frst down, but a- thrd 5 yard penalty agan get them n reverse. scoreless n the fnal quarter. Handerhan fumbled the bau and Each tme the Barron Avonue Rahway recovered. Glagola drop- boys edged the ball nto the Rahway ped the oval on the frst Rahway, terrtory n the laat sesson, DuRe play, and Wukovets nabbed the ball booted one of hs excellent kcks, and for Woodbrdge, Denman tred an' Bent the locate back to ther own off-tackle drve, but he was stopped sde of the feld. n the, closng mnutes of _, the..._ game, both teams ex- wth no gan. The ball moved slowly up and down the feld for the re&t changed kcks, and the battle ende* of the sesson, nether team showng wth the ball n Rahway's possesson any brllant playng or ganng. The on her own 40 yard lne, frst quarter ended wth the bah n Lneups and score; Woodbrdge'a possesson on Rah-1 Woodbrdge Ruhway way's 29 yard lne. Score: Wood-, Stllman Meachon. brdg 0; Rahway 0. j left end Second Quarter K3h (Capt.) Carlson. Woodbrdge went through the left tackle lne for a frst down, and on the Aqulla Gnfrda next attempt, Denman skrted; end left guard for 10 yards and a second down. Lee Hedentan Rahway held, however, and the Totals were forced to kck. Wuknvet's center Jandrsevts HeB * e punt went to Rahway's 28 yard lne, and DuRe carred H back td the rght guard S3 yard lne before he was dowsed. Dayer Th«locals threw Hhe Rahway learn rght tackle for a 5 yard loss, and held. Glogola Martno kcked to Woodbrdge's 13 yardne rght end and a local back fell on the ball, Denman,..- Zuman makng no yardage. quarterback Denman made a yard off tackle, Handerhan Glagola and then Wukovets uncorked a pret- Wukovets rght halfback _--- - Shotwel ty pass whch landed n the arms left halfback^, " of Bartz who ran 13 yards for the Deutach frst score of the game for Rahtyay. DnRe kcked from placement for the extra pont, puttng Rahway n the lead 7 to 0. Shotwell kcked to Woodbrdge's 20 yard lne, and Summary: the locals managed to push the ball 11 yard*-for a down. The Rahwaytes agan held, and Wukeveta got off a poor ktek whch was good for DuRe fullback Score by quarters: Woodbrdge Rahway,...' 0 U? 0 10 Woodbrdge ' scorng, touchdowns, none. Extra ponts, none! Rahway scorng, touchdowns, Bartd 2. Extra ponts, DuRe 2, Substtutons: Woodbrdge, Caccola only 10 yards. Rahwfty tred the for Aqulls. Rahway, Love for R. aeral offense, but the alert Woodbrdge team put the hooks on several attempts. Pckens, R. Pckens fur Shotwelfc Allen for Shotwell, R. Pckena for Carlson, Jones for Shotwell, Newon Woodbrdg 1 ganed the ball krk for Dulte, Vansvo for Allen. downs, but dd not make any sul>- ] Referee, Gueske of Psnn State. Urn- Btantal yardage. OB the secmul pre, Dffendaffer of Temple Unversty. Head Lnesman, M. Kher- down, wth about 8 yar<!- to ;.;., W'. kovets tred to pass, but the Ualshn of Muhlenbere. Tme of qur- tvay backs naled hm on hs own 1 turs, 12 mnutes, entre game. Game yard lne hefore any of the Wood- played at Rversde Park, Rahway. brdge recevers could get clear. Bhe Attendance, approxmately HOP. Fords A. A. To Play New Brunswck Bears At New Brunswck Woodbrdge Hgh School wll clash whstle may fnd Kraua at left end, wth Metuchen at Metuchen n ts are beng coached by "Buzzy" Voor- The Eagles had a good cpurt Wehnuen at left tackle, Wagner at eghth grd conflct of th<> season. guard,- Smalley n the pvot poston, Strauve at rght guard, N«- games, the Fresh-«H made 0 ponts n a sngle serve, man and Martn m ends, Ksh and former Hgh School stars. commendable showng. Htler and lnouth at rght tackle, and Nelson Coach Rce wll probably use Stll- Woodbrdge Eagles hees and "Spence" - Drurnmond, ~ both " team last year, and they made H but Glee shaded that record by» Dayer as tackles, Jandrsevts and Workouts on the Parah House Houseman played, tut the other Plan Court Season of the rght end of the lne. n the pont. Aqulla n the guard postons, and court have shown some favorable 1928 canddates were not n the backfleld, lttle "Blly" Warreo wll The Junor* who are n thrd Leo or Barna at center. n the backr have not _. ww played snce l» Bt feld, Denroan, WukoveU, Deutsch As Team s Formed good team. A large number of the materal and the probabltes of alneups. Rchards played spectacular basketball for the Hgh School undoubtedly bark the sgnal* and _. * ' Fullerton us vwj mm and Jorgen vv wll Ml th«club members have turned out for last year, and he wll undoubtedly week. The thrd 'poston boys are and Handerhan wll start. ' the team, and as the "roundng up" make a fne showng gwtk the Eagles A. A. Prepared to Gve County halfback postons. The fullback's ""ly H j um p behnd the Sophs, and The boys have had stff practce Openng Conflct Wth Mahanoy Cty Fve n December. lneup has not as yet been made. looks qute formdable, and local Thar Bears have a heavy team atld process has been slow, a defnte ths season, AH n aur the squad SeatterV* G<xx) Ffe)* Van _«fc decded. Loth the Junlers and Sophomores j sesson! all week n preparaton for lookng forward to seeng the -today's battle, and the coach s conors break, and mx up thngs a ftdent of a vctory. Thefcamewll ' The Woodbrdge Eagles are do- ss though the followng boys wll to put up a good fght wth the wll play the New Brunswck Beam term. The Fordstes are prepared From appearances, however, t looks fans are lookng to seeng the boys The Fords A. A. football eleven they have won several games ths lttle. TW flfteen-game lead hold by be played at the Metuchen Hgh ng some stff court work n prep-stararaton for ther ntal basketball Houseman at one of the forward Any managers wshng to book noon. The game s expected to be good go, however,, and they expect aganst the leaders U qute u, handcap School Held about 4:00. the Mahanoy Fve: Pennsylvanans. at New Brunswck ths Sunday after-' to gve the county seat eleven * tluugb, and t *U1 tve some step-. *. game.8 for the comng reason may nterestng because both teams are to see a number of local fans at Mme of the season wth Mahangy postons, Htler at guard, Demarest g«me.s for the co ft SJfcff tttbt ml N.w,ofAUWoodWdg.T<*n.. Sty Cty ol PeWvana.,«he game as pvot, ma..rchard, k.ft..other communcate e^mumcate wth wth any of tho above farly well matched, and the Fords the game. t»n. shp n tht td«p«n<unt the wll be played n the latter part tprwurd berth, and Nelson at members. The players are qute club has played some pretty good of December, one contest»t guard. g Ths hneup p s not defnte, confdent of chalkng up a good football so far ths season. Please menton ths paper to advertsers; t helps you, t help* " a wtutb b h b h Wo n.but thwe boys we thawng the record,' and want to book an The lneup for Sunday's game a the not de«!»l», but th«wfww'n t helps, your paper,

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New York Custom Talors 68 Man St. Phone 167 Woodbrdge WANTED! 5 Salesmen Good Opportunty for the rght men, sellng general merchandse n your own cty, Woodbrdge, Rahway, Lnden, Westfeld, Roselle Park. Apply THE GREEN BERG CO. 220 N. Wood Ave. Lnden, N. J. Mr». J. F. Ryan la Hostess at Functon on Wednesday Many Guests Mrs..1. P. Rynn m:wl<>» charmng hnsu's to the members and ther fronda nt a benpft card party held a.t her home for the Sewaren Hatory club en Wednesday of last week. Mrn. Ryan and her daughter, Helen, greeted the (ruenu. At a late hour refreshments were served. Much credt f due Mr*. F. T. Howell, ( harman of tho «ard party and her com-! mttee for the»ufce*a of ths party socally and fnancally. There were ffteen table* n play, Pr7.cs were Hward<y the followng ladle!*: Mrs. MarrBon Chrste, hand baft; Mr.s. C. Gampbe)!, slk lngere; Mrs. ('. A. Cunnngham, Boston fern;! Mrs. Loue Newhergr, ngftctte box; Mrs. M. J. DemarwU, bowl; Mm. W. M. Wcant, luncheon set; Mrs. James! Hardman, necklace; Mrs, Thou. Vn- cent, two decks of cards; Mrs. R. ; Conger, towels; Mrs. A. R. Buah, note books; Mrs. S. T. Henry, shoe bag; Mrs. R. Hrner, tea pot; Mrs. G. Leber, bottle pckles. j Others present were: Mrs. R. Cook, Mrs. Prank Valentne, Msn Laura Cutter, Mrs. Vrgna Mller, Mrs.! George Stllwell, Mrs. P. W. Curre, Mrs. F. H. Turner, Mrs. Morrson Chrste, Krs. Roy Anderson, Mrs. W. W- Conner, Mrs. J. A. LeRoy, Mrs. E. S. Wheeler, Mra. Berrs, Mrs. W. H. Praul* Mrs. Stephen Barlow. Mrs. P. B. Chapman, Mrs. Anna Duntg&n, Mrs. George Urban, Mrs. J. Broadfoot, Mra. Lester Whte. Mrs. P. T, Tsdat*. Mr». P. J. Ryan, Mlsa Helen Ryan, Mss Anna Brazzell, Mrs. Eml Kaus, Mrs. Wllam Foster, Mrs. P. J. Adams, Mrs. E H. Culner, Mrs. A. W. Schedt, Mrs. J. Martn, Mrs. F. ' T. Howell, Mrs. J. Zmmerman, Mrs. C. M. Grabalt, Mrs. C. P. Lews,* Mrs., B. Myers, Mrs. J. A. Dunn, Mrs. j Hary Van derstne, Mrs. M. W.! Parker, Mrs. T. F. Zettlemoyer, Mrs..': A. F. Sofeld, Mrs. A, C. Walker, Mrs. Nathan Robns, Mrs. W. Nagel. been presented to me n the above Mrs, C. A. Cunnngham, Mrs. Rob-enttleert Bopan, Mrs. F. B. Kelly, Mrs. M. Mkoleyesk, a late resdent of the matter, showng that Joseph J. Demarest, Mrs, Lous Newberg, Borough of Carteret, County of Mddlesex and State of New Jersey, has Mrs. W. Dey, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs. G. Le- (remaned beyond th«seas or absent- ber, Mrs. R. W. Marston, Mrs. Robert Hrner, Mrs. S. J. Henry, Mrs. \. R. Bush, Mrs. J. Conger, Mrs. W. M. Wenant, Mrs. James Hardman, Mrs. Mark D. McClan, Mrs. Thos. Vncent. The Same Place We have dfferent tastes and habts and customs and fances, but n the man touches of lfe we are all tho same. -Amercan Magazne. People and Worms - ' "When we foel that we are on an equalty wth the worms," says the old phlosopher n The Amercan Magazne, "there s trouble ahead for us," 'WHERE THE SCREEN SPEAKS" 1THEATBE TODAY TOMORROW CLARA BOW n "The Fleet's n" Companon Feature LOUSE FAZENDA m ' "Fve and Ten Cent Anne" MARY ASTOR n "HEART TO HEART* Famous Fox Movetone Newt SUNDAY MONDAY ESTHER RALSTON n A BRDE" n addton to the regular double feature program there wll be an mpressve program of Movetone Entertanment featurng ' BEN BERNE (Hmself) Accompaned by Hs Orchestra LADES! DON'T FORGET MONDAY NGHT S SLVER NGHT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY GEORGE BANCROFT n DOCKS OF NEW YORK' l CHARLE MURRAY "THE HEAD MAN' On the Movetone LOCUST SSTERS Famous Golden-Voced Songsters of 'Ht the Deck' fame HARRSON FORD n "LET HER GO GALLV.HER" THURSDAY ONLY VOLA DANA "THAT CERTAN THNG" CHNA NGHT THURSDAY NGHT Comng Soou~~ "The Rver Prates' Starrng Vctor McLaglen wth Movetone Accompanment -. Colleen Moore n "Llac Tme" at the Kahway Theatre, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. MDDLESEX COUNTY SURRO- GATE'S COURT. n ke Matter of the Applcaton to bare Joseph Mkoleyesk 4e,«l»red to be dead and Letters of Admnstraton granted on hs person*! proporty. On Petton etc. Order. A duly verfed pettton havng ed hmself from ths State or concealed hmself wthn ths state for more than seven years last past successvely: do hereby on ths 31st day of October, 1928, order and requre that rause be shown before me, Charles Forman, Surrogate of the County of Mddlesex, on the 11th day of December, 1928, at my offce n the County Record Buldng, Court House Square, New Brunswck, New Jersey, at the hour «f 10 o'clock n the forenoon, why a decree should not be made declarng the sad Joseph Mkoleyesk to be dead and Letters of Admnstraton on the per-! sonal property of the sad Joseph M- koeyesk be granted to the petton- ; T. t s further ordered that ths order shall be publshed n Carteret Press, a newspaper cfrculatng n the Borough of Carteret, County of Mddlesex and State of New Jersey, once u week for rve weeks precedng the return day, and that a copy thereof ho maled wthn fve days from tha date hereof, to the next of kn of ths md Joseph Mkoleyesk and Consul neral of the Country of whch Jos 'ph Mkoleyesk s a subject, drected to ther post offce addresses as the same can be obtaned. CHARLES FORMAN, Surrogate. C.P., 11-2, 9, 16, 23, 30 SHERFF'S SALE N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Between Practcal Buldng and Loan Asaocaton of the Cty of FRDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 Newark, Complanant, and Cela Axelrod, et als., Defendants. F FA for sal* of mortrafred premses lrtted October 23, [ty vrtue of the above stated wrt lo me drected and delvered wll expose to sale at publc yendue on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-EGHT, NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY- EGHT at two o'clock n the afternoon of,»ad day at the Sherff'* 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 Woodbrdge, n the County of Mddlesex and State of New Jersey. Begnnng at a pont on the northeasterly sde-of Clare avenue 75 feet dstant southeasterly from the sautheasterly sde of Melbourne Court; thence Tunnng (1) North 23! degrees 3 mnutes 30 seconds Eastj 100 feet; thence (2) South 56 degtees 66 mnutes 30 seconds East feet; thence (3) South 23 de- What a dfference color makes/ Brghtly panted furnture got* weu n any room n the house t s nexpensve, and lendj lfe and charm to other furnshngs. Odd peces, whch you may have sent to the attc, can ba trsnformed wth new color. Take your choce ftom the beautful colors of, LUCO-KWK Four-hour-dryng HOUSEHOLD ENAMEL Four-hours s deal dryng tme. You have ample tme for brushng and touchng up, yet are spared the nusance of "'wet pflt." LUCO- KWK Enamel provdes a choce of ten lovely shadu, and black, whte and cleat. LUCO-KWK Enamel leave* a beautful eem-glos lustre, rch and pleasng. Come n and ut ths new House* hold Enamel wth whch you can gve color to so many thngs about the bouse. UNTED WALL PAPER CHAN STORES, nc. 4 West Jersey S«. ELZABETH Opposte Goerke-Krche Open Saturday Evenngs Untl top. M. Phone Emerson 6330 BRATTCRAKBPOLLAK'S MLLON DOLLAR HHEATRE. N.J. RVN6 ST. L CENTRAL AVE. Matnee Monday to Frday, 2 to 6 P. M. Evenngs Monday to Frday, 7 to 11 P. M. Saturdays, Sundays and Holdays Contnuous from to 11 P. M. TODAY and TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE Laura La Plante n "HOME JAMES" Rcardo Cortez n "PROWLERS OF THE SEA- SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY COUUMMOORE L LAC '* * - TME Wth GARY COOPER Every TUESDAY and THURSDAY NGHTS [ SLVER NG H~S '» Startng TUESDAY NGHT, Nov. 27 ' CH1N.A NGHT WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY DOUBLE FEATURE "THE RADER EMDEN" Explots of the German Terror of the Sea "LOVE S A LE" Throbbng Story of Love and Acton Comng SUN.-MON.-TUES., Nov "OUR DANCNG DAUGHTERS" Comng Next Week FRDAY and SATu] >'TRAMER'S SOCETY CRCUS' r»es 3 mnutes 30 seconds West nn feet to the sad northeasterly,de of Clare avenue; nnd thence (4) North 56 degree* Kf mnutes. M-conU Wc«t feet to the pont and place of begnnng. Ren* fll of lot No. f nnd the northwesterly ^.33 feet of lot No. 4 n Block 563-C on a map enttled, "Map of Central Park, the Huh of Woodbrrlge," surveyed and mapped by Jx>us P. Booz, Jr., Engneer and peas or Surveyor, Terth Amboy, N. J., «<" n the Mddlesex County Clerk n W- flce, New Jersey. Beng part of the same premses whch were conveyed to the «a«john M. Hand by Benjamn Landerman and Rebecca Landerman hs wfe, and Alexanders and Lena Underm.l, hs wfe, by deed dated June 22, 1920, and recorded August M 102(1, n the Regster's Offce of Mddlesex County, n Book R. r >5_ol Corn New Pack lona Brand Tomat WOODBRBGE NDEPEND1NT odr for sad County, at page 176. Decrees amountng to approxmately $4, Together wth all and sngular, the rghts, prvleges, heredtaments and appurtenances thereunto b«- lon(tne or n anywse appertanng. WLLAM S. HANNAH, Sherff. BERNARD DBVN, $30.24 Solctor. W. 11-2, 0, B, 23. 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12 PAGE TWELVE Fords Nttes Corwrstone Lad n Masonc Temple Sewaree Mr«Morrson CKrrte and Mrs Bauroan. *pent Thursday n New FRDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 NtfDtOfRace Declares Hlker 1 seln Mr. and Mrs. Fred 0 Bark and j daughter, Elfoa>et> Alden Buck, o Ha-angs-on-Ur-Hwson. N. Y., were Stores the week»nd gnefu of Ur and Wrs Pleasng Program At Salmagund Meetng WOODBRDGE Avenel >ENT Mr«. W. Bouker etftwoklyn, N Y., vat the week and «Mt of h< r mother, Mrs. Harry BaMr.. Mr»nd Mr*,1 Chr»ten»m j tored U PlanfHd Sunday they vsted at the home of Mr. and S York Banquet Follows Ceremoner Count* Denet Mr«. Karl Jensen. Mrs. J. B. Zmmerman spent of Mr. and Mrs. Asner Kan ^ ahopp n r on Tuesday. Mr* M MlU wa* thoppnr n Saturday Afternoon Thursday wth frend* n New York.._,_!, -! MM J. Lsta of Long Branch Perth Anlboy Wednesday. Fred H. Turner, a rtndent at the Organzaton 'Harmony s 2S0 Attend Mr. and Mrs. J..1. Harrson, of dolpnspent a few days durng the pan eny of Pennsylvana spea MA, A*hby and Mrs. P. V>W *- Swawt rf G. OP. Success. STlwr avesse and Mr. and Mr*.. J- Mran<3 Mrf. Asher Randolph week wth her annt and uncle, Mr tcred to New Brunrwck Monday. The parade whch preced»d week-nd wth h* parents here. D. Sallt, of Lhfon, Hghway, wer-. ; ^ ^ Muscal and ftnd Mm. P. J. Donsto.»Kfre bey TsJed frends. cer«wo.n*«the Mr. and Mr* Raymond W. Mullr aad Mr*, CHarle? lew* attended F. Wfllaa H!V,r -Mrs Wllaaj Ewmons, *f»f the new Mawr.* temple n Green, the Anny-Notre Dame game on S»tstreet "Satwrday afternoon b*ta fea- urday. phatcany.-r.ed stores n f Brooklyn were guests of Mr. and The Presdent, Mrs. C. F j ^ ssoed today, err. Lterary Socety on Tuesday., >,_ mtm.. nfht. Msses Effle and Helen Wrght a stato-^r.t Mrs. Joseph Knt'and'son Paul Hfttstown ha& been upendng a ffa> «nh Mr. and Mr*. Bns Jofeaa- tare tha! wao'tot announced to '.he j _Mr*. C. M. Cooper attended a pp paper* tkh «e*l < red tnf hre Mrs. RbenhoW Rosnsk of Hard- \ presded at agbort busness program as publshed last week, hut \ performance of Grand Opera on Sattlw most and j arday. retremenl fr m the h 1?29 campjm. ng avenue on Monday of last! Mrs. Harry beltt, Mr*. Prank Mrs. Cf*oTf«Lang, Mr. and Mr* j t waj., Hs staumen! n full tf-*s follows- j l_mr. and Mr*. John A. Hassey. j h f pr0 (rram opened wth two t _ Barth, ^ Mrs. ArthuV Lance and Mr,-. Harry Baker, and chldren, of R»b- j m pre«ve ncdents of tbe after- Mrs. George Urban, of Jersey "Many r:tnor* and' statements j cf Cnrrej,»renue. and Ed Rben Egyptan pano solos, "To a Momm p j Do na to and nect»ul J. Lsta way. ' vsted.mrs. V progranv. The parade had C-,Ty. n< the guest of Mrs. M. Chrste \>n Wednesday evenng- would have -he per>rle of the county 1^ the frs: annual dance undet the Erb An nstructve paper was reafl pau] Knberry on Frday, publshed county newspa^r? hardt, of Bloomfeld avenue, attend-1 glk]»r ar avan" played by Mls» Kulh were the luncheon fc-u«su of Mrs. Sunday * pone ever the lte of march and ' Mr ar4\r*. Joseph ram* to a s^op'vn f>.-\7t of the temple. Mr. and Mn Lemdale Green beleve tha" 1 >~ad wtmrawn frrn- M s rj c w rf the ndependent Voter* bv Mr, Edward Martn.on 'The M- The Woman's Club wll Hold t? are ( nsenanhg MY* Then tl* Stfrrflen *epa»m, formng two r»nvf n::h a lane between. Mrs Charles F. Lews. rumors wer^ n.«*rted wthout By f^tk. 0«Thurs8ay ewrflng. Sorem-1 Chanrnp tbt Calendar r-te thrteen nng «the school. The meetng. were the mk end rowta of Mr. and the County <">rk race j 1S29- The**',, x^t Masonc audtorum", Hghlan var, ae f "w Dsadvanta^R «of regular meetng on Wednesday eve- of Rrooklyn. Jame«and John Nelson ct J*rvy Cty, spent tbe week end at the ter of Amerjcs Harry J- meet a: the home o Mrs. W. W. Con-, "Profws nclodnp law- \ L«l«Ak Socety held Hnd'.o fong by Ms* Ruth Ert>. She! g()r wn be the Speaker. The Ladp, 1 Al»cg th* Janr 'he Worshpful Mas- Tbe Sewaren Hstory Club wll knowledgt - a thortaton. ; ber 1. month? ' Ths was followed by a open to the publc. Mlu Mary Wthrme «f tht:r aurt. Mr*. C. Rak*r ST.,»rs h«fupportnt oftven on Wednesday. November 22, at yers, realtf R"<1 nvestors, who-* ' ltet meetnc on Wed>e*da: was gcrompaned by Mrs. A. G., AW o the Presbyteran church hel-l Mr. aw^mr* rpwer* wrtered \* s^fa Warder. W fcm^gardnfr and > j.jn )>. Mr* George Forrewon. busdess hr l Brown.' Ernwt Morftt read* «aper ft mang. r lsar evwng at th-> Sonday. Junor Wardfv Alfred Jellymar rce presdent of Asbury tact wth 1* County Clerk's Church. on "Tho Advantftges and dwdvanu hojne of ^^ A. Tuttfc The ad.lap-svf the Mrtrc»yrtem." WH te\] calendars'and paper napkn^ p bed and entered h* temple. The be the' f-uet of honor. together ^ hundreds of -Mw lenr.f (U«en h»» retwned r. the p*r»d*.urnprf n. rrnt 'Mr. and Mrs. S. J- Henry attend-! : fr«wh, h :rfred me to ara^ The rrngtam closed wth a Ke<H ar() <j o je» for the church buldng to he'r home r. Jersey Cty»n«r a and left, followng '.V Wot»hpfal ed the Teachers Conventon at, At- ths,- for that *Gtt. Mn. AcamCecam mental test. Delcous revrt T»- V fult(j Mrs A. Anderton wll entor >5fr sster. Mr*. Taylor. Matter ur.' rhej- were al! wr.h tar labtc Cty over the weel ejm.»? f^r - -P has been Vha1 a lseln-mr*. Ar««Cccor.e J^^^j, Mr a^ Mrs. Car MlleT. *n& Mrs. Thomas Vncent, Mrs. W., famlar wr polcs doe? no1 hap- ; were Mrved. The Bu«U ^r worhfn at a brthday party wfe of Vncent Cfceone. of UBC an(j Mrg. Harod H-ydr. Wednesday afternoon at hcv > Donellen d TW maneuver was M. Weant and Mr, A C. Walker jhaardvar, jnce h«canddacy. \ o Tree road, ded at her borne h re ^ affd Mr!. John Krercr. Mrs. H. y orranr.*- last Tharsday afternoon after a ln hf)me The next regular meetnu wll JSMOJ Wbeeer has ret.orr.ed 1* ] rfnll and prare and aroused dvmwent, wr» guests of Mr*- Robert GU. of have arway- 1 thrnj* the rtmares ' gerng fflneaa. Besdes ber husband w - v Bremen, Mrs. Garnrtt *ro<l- be he]d at tre h ome o-f Mrt. Credp. h-nae n S^B'.b AmSoy, after anong the fn-lnnkers! Perth Ambcy at a brdge luncheon j Uon man, * ng a few w <Uv«here wth ( The parade hcpt 1 TT-.an e» ren for offce,, Mr*. Cccone leaves one daoghur tw marfh r^rtafter 5 o'clock. The frst *ect-.) hm<! - Msf Ada Fu««rton and M]ss held on Tnnrsday at the Colon* Golf j P«nBrt any ' Sade Harrett. only He attatf-d J and three sons, all mnors. Woodmen To Meet At CluK P*^ ma * Mr< E Morrs spent Monday \ theon^h orjja-.ed Mary Peter^o^ ba* been enter- WM beaded by Grand Marshal Jaw?.* Unr.p ber cousn fr-m Newark over McKftowr. and a polte f'w. n the wwk end. ; thw serton also were Woodbrdp* Packare Party And Dance For JaeAn Church Beneft ' Post of the Amercan Lrf-p>n, the hostesses.., Legon ffe Xnd hngle ctrps. the Mr* ' A package party and dance s to nstead of n the old Masonc Hall Fords P- T. A. Starts Drrre j ^^undtt. unf onaed- ortaawtjon*.,. Mrs. M. Eb«m and Ms?; the be gven on Thanksgvng Eve, Wed- \ at 18 Green street ss n-the past. For ncreased Membershp Craftsmen 1 * Club. TaJl Cedars, and Rush were the guests of Mrs-, oesday, November 28, at Publc Sewaren Brdge Club The camp wll meet on the second ; ; School No. 15, seln, for the ben- Meet at Vncent Home month DeMoJay. n Ballard of New York at a ] The Ford* ParenU and Teacher, meetng wll be Hwnt n.f»- bnd*e luncheon recently. ^ ^ ^. M dwto w < y5 and : Sk" Tb'tJWrVW held un- Mrs. roma. Vncent was hostess on the nght of Decenber 14 when aeans T^^re part, success.1 the j der ^ ^ ^ ^ MBpce, of the ^ the Sew, MB brdge club on Wed-1»*.»n and shetm of oftcer, November 21. n No. T school at S laysjr of tbe cornerstone u e, «, ' poll. f my frends and leaders, af-! Rosar^ Altar, Young Lades Sodalty nmd, 7 afternoon. Mrs. Mamson WlUke place At the followng P M. The assocaton s havrqr a began at. c'clock wth the call to J A S ' ^ * enteruthter due c*r,,;talor, decde that the ^ H^ NMM s^ety; actve com- Chrste was welcomed n the dub a., mee t.ng to be hem J an^uaryll^192^ membershp drr* and all mothers by W M. Grand Master Vll- ^"f.^^t^wenry ofhfemen bonor slwud a^an come to me. T ttttm 0T j, fc,^ engaged n by a new mewber. There were four he "^ offlem wjll^e M «are urfed t^ atlend. A prre, ott 1 T. Vanderlp." " The HWwWtR" * at8s./cut., vw^v^.v J M K^TA^ve^^^ these varous soc- ^e, n py pl.y. Refreshments ^j^s^^tss^atl^: pk+ure wll be pt»r. to the classroom ' "Amerca", and there was tnt was had. 1 penor.a" y thnk that the people etes> that an wth hgh store* beng: won the pupl* of whch brnj n tfce most j >y R. W. Grand Chaplan lage attendance» J. F. Ryan, slk lngere; bers of the camp an urgently requested to be present at both of Borolyn, were recent vstors of theenough of peptcs ths year and as H by p ttre Boylan, who as char 1 -"Mrs. RosseU Burke, luncheon set; t ' tw"»r,r AC ' Walker ' llw prhnare? ^ll not be reached for ^^' f $& year's event, s keep-', Mrs. Morrson Chrste, pyres dsh. these meetngs. ^ T L d 5 BlSnto a^d egh" month f. the party leader, would ^, dose S ^th the several, Jelly-! fh" ren wer?^eeent gue^ of Mr^. ^ hes^e n_** ">* J*!ttees and bendng every effort b "MemberAp wth attendant". At archtect; readng of lst of Rankn's father, Mr. Bobbns ^"ears 1^ 0^*! 1 " " " wtavor. *? ' d * e ^ V'* Townshp"coTrmtt^e of ""hetown"- j consder; among other thngs, any ths meetng short reports of t* 1S to be placed n the box n the' Perth Amboy. W^y!«"*«* Adausso as prevously ^^ rf Woodbrd?ep, t a meet ng to ; objecton or objechotw that the ownwll be but ffty cents per person Memoral Muncpal \ en of property named n sad report ^, been determned by tbe uu,,,. * jmujre by R. W. Grand Treasurer Spencer Rankn, a student at Stat* Conventon, wll be gven by for the 1929 f r^asc Cherry; depostng box n stone Rder College, Trenton, spent tne and tckets eaf be procured from twenty-sxth, day of may present aganst the confrmaton the new presdent, Mrs. Wllam Han- k v R^ ^T. Grand Treasurer Arthur week end at home wth hs parents, members of any of the socetes. serhan. who wll presde. Refresh-j pottertw). P.G.M.; presentaton of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rankn. j X«gh the ; btadne November, 1928, at 4:30 o'clock n ' of such assessments, and to take soch ' the afternoon, wll consder the re-' further acton as may bs dosnsd apjport of assessments and benefts n-1 proprate and proper, and as rght ments wll be served after the mwt-jt^^jj of therwbbeab tnempuokan partv tfl M w Grand Mas:.'r Van- Mrs. Fred H. Turner was a re-1 pan. ng. derhp by Harry J. Baker. W.M. of J cent New York vstor. ^ Ter ^ f^ o{ ^. (Amercas Lodge; spreadm e cement Mr. and -Mrs. E. *. Ford oj-jlj*l, k.^; Mto11 erer -** v^ At seln Home curred upon lots and parcels of land and justce shall requre. The report : and real estate by reason of the m-! above referred to s now on fle n r. bym. W. Grand Master VanderKp; Unon. Mrs. Phllp Mooney, of S^Sl^' rsrtt An old-fashoned Hallowe'en part; provements known as, the oftke of the Townshp Clerk for Fords Grl's En«a»eme ^ su)m by GrsTd Lodp. n, en,. Woodhrdr. and Mr*. A. C. Walter 1 *.*^?^ ^afa'o-! RepuHc- ras gven by Mrs. Jobn G. WUon, \ (1) Ford* Water System. examnaton by partes nterested Announced By Parents) bers, R. W. Deputy Grand Master and daughter, Margaret, were the -^ and *» awa: * h the rem " call n of ** our "^ leaders. j Benjamn F. Havens. R W. Sent-r. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. next Sprng." Mr. and Mrs. Henduk Jensen, at j Grand Warden Donald J. Sargent. Tomer. Evergreen avenae, announce toe en-1 ana R. W. Junor Grand Warden*W. Mrs. C. M. Cooper recently atgagement of ther daughter, Kaner,, Stanley Naufthtrgbt; pres«nuton tended a performance at the Metro-! to Arthur Sallvan, of Lowell, Mass.) pf ^ e elements of conservaton poltan Opera hoase n New York, l No date has been set for the wed-; ( CO Beneft Card Party m. wne am c)1 by Grand Lodjre Mrs. Charles ABen was a dng. Mr. P. Onel entertaned her : members. Havens. Sargent and New York vstor. nece from Me'ucben on Wednesday. J Xaujrhtrght; nvocaton by V. W. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Henrj and For SewaraUbrary j Grand Master VanderUp; returr. of famly spent the last week end at. «-w f 'tools to arcntect; declaraton by M. L'S Guld To lur* j ^ GnnA Ulstjer Vanderlp and Beneft Show at Fords benedcton by M. W. Grand Chap-, slan Robert. Mac Brde..Women's Guld of St. John s.. pllowng the ceremones tsere Msson wll have, a beneft perform ance at the Ford's theatre on Thursday nght, November 22. Maron Dave* n "Qualty Street," wll be the feature pcture. secured from any guld. Tckets may be ber of the Fords Mssonary Socety To Hold Food Sale Tnt Woman's Mssonary Socety af the Grace Lotaeraa church, wll hold a food sale at the chapel, on Kng George road, on the afternoon and evenng of November J. There wll be a grab bag for chldren, sale f fancy artcles, coffee and cake wll he served. Laurehon, N. J. Mss Alma Fsher, of Elzabeth. : was the recent guest of Mss Catherne Smth. 1 Mss Louse Ftzgerald, o as a banquet n the new Brooklyn, has been vstng her ssshout 250 ter, Mrs. John Brenng. sat at the board. M\ rvng Desna- Mrs. J. Bannan and Mrs. W. rest was the toastma&ter. The \ Rener of Easton, were the recent speakers were M. W. Grand Master j guests of Mr. aad Mrs. John Bren- Vanders, R. W. Dstrct Deputy. \v$_ the former Mlcent Meade of New; (2) Strawberry HO Sewer, j theren, York Cty, on Saturday, evenng,' (3) BQl mprovement Company October , Sewer. 1 ' The nteror of tbe bouse was dee- j (4) Decker Street Cnrb and Gut- 1 Advertsed orated fcearatfuhy wth fantastc ; ter. ' wtches, pumpkns and cats done n yellow and black erepe paper. A DOYLE 8 most delcous mdnght supper was \ served by tbe hostess. Candles n : keepng wth the season were used CUNNEEN Bg Crowd Attends Socal Af- for lghtng effect Many games were! far Held n Motorboat Club played for whch elmnaton prres j were 'gven <and dancng was enjoyed ( House. by those present. TAMBOL Among the gue&ts were: Mr. and SEWAREN The beneft card _,, Mrs. John Meade, Ma* Mary Macparty bed at the Sewaren Motorboat g^^, dmeer jn glnbert prod, Jc.; GBEEN STAMPS Spor: 8O3 SHOP Club house recently for the Free La- tons, George Kessler, Bde Dudley,: brary of Sewaren was a success, Bll Van BenTbuysec. from tbe N. Y. j There were eght tables of cards n! World, Matthew Kelly, babel Me-' play. Much credt s due Mrs. Horn- j C/mnack, Dorothea James of "Good j son Chrste and her commttee for 1 News", Alderman and Mrs. Frank Walter Hoehler of the thrteenth The Sewaren Brdge Club was Masonc dstrct; R. W. A. BoyUn j entertaned by Mrs. Thomas Vncent ther efforts to make ths affar such; DostaL all of New York Cty; Mst Ftx-Gerald, past grand chaplan and tt her home on Wednesday. Fords Woman's dub s success. Those on the commttee Anne Wargns of Southampton, and R. W. Arthur Potterton, P.GJ. ] Had M<N*nt Wednesday were: Mrs. Wllam Campbell, Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wlson, of seln. The dnner was prepared and served MRS. BROWN ENTERTANS George Loafbarry and Mra. by members of Amercus Chapter, The Woman's Club held a meetng D. Order of the Eastern Star. Among \ SEWAREN Mrs. Lous Brown at the home of Mrs. Berakatdt Jentan, Wednesday afternoon. The Awes, Mrs. C A. Gtrood, Mrs. Em- Ha««nterestnf Seamon Tb«guests were: Mrs. Olver Avend a» gwto were the members of the! entertaned a number of frends at Townshp Commttee, Board of Ed-1 luncheon recently. Among the guests caorus of the dob met at tha hama ma Zerkes, Mr*. R. W. Marston. of ts drector, Mrs. A. L. Gardner, eatkm aad Grand Lodge members, j «.." Mrs. Lous Ballard, of Hew!S^T M K After the dnner there was an n- v-s. T, «K-. nt n- utvv"w d M W W ^««' n^. {*** J *t«m«. Mrs. W. W. CConner, The PareBt-Teachen Assocaton Tuesday eght York; met on Wednesday afternoon at the Younc Peoples Unon Meet- s Marked Success and the festvtes contnued untl TW Dasy Rn.. Rush and.~) \r~ Mrs. M; u Eborn Wo» nf of ; D*t». ^ ^ 1 ^ R. Bobbns, j Mrs. Fred J. Cross and a donaton of *10 was A U R o y j ^ ^ ^ ^ u ^ ^ ^ m>ny fon(l mdnght y j, ^ Sewaren. W. Scheldt, Mrs. W. W. Connor, E. Grode reported on the food sale Mrs. C. A. Gr- held recently and turned a subetan- SALE «sa B A a SUCCESS «rrp<«bauers Socety p - -! treaswy. Mrs. te. Mrs. E. JohMonj S. Wheeler, Mss E w Mar-gar- chru. j : tja Grodt,,,, also gave SEWAREN Tha recent rummage g a short report on et Loclrwood, James CsJamo. sale held at the Scwaren school was the conference held n Maplemtade F. B. Demarest, Mrs. J. Daroto, recently. Mrs. Edward Row*. Hosp- Bazaar Opens TodayJr Campbett, Arthur Jackson,; talhy charman,' tanked those who between the Parent-, Kenneth, Herbert B. Ran- j so kndly donated cakes for the meer- WU1 Be Held n Lecture Room! J^chtT Assocaton and th* ftm^ 1^ R^f j'vure"cv*w' ' ng. There were se^n'cew memof M. E. Ch«rch From 2 to ^k?^ ET5. lot^t 1^ M^r- Scheder, «M. *«ur, Balfour, Ames.! hers ^ded to the»e m bersh,p ls, 10 P. M. Many Booth* sale. The commttee for the Parent- At Bazaar Teacher Assocaton ncluded Mrs E. S, Wheeler, Andrew Eath, Mrs. \ Tbe followng program was gven Phlp MotMey, Mrs. A. C. Walker,' under the drecton of the program Mr*. J. NaftS, Mrs. Lester D, Mss ' charman. Mss Rchman. Pt*m, M. Marer, Msa Betty Lujfbarry, Mss, "Whskey Frsky" by Dorothy Hart- Grace Totk, Mss Margaret Toth, man; poem, -'Twerty Progges" by Mss Jesse BchBUer. Mary Panko; song "The Turkey's Albert Jaeobson, Wllam Kefer. : Fate" by Rath S.!*s,el, Elnor Kay- Arthur Rcktnteer, Mrs. Ethel Gros., «T, Frascet Grossmaa and Martha Mrs. Harry Van Werstne, Mrs. J. Lackat«t; sor*, "Orphant Ane" by Russell Burke and Mrs. Harry Van- The unon meetng of the Young j The Bulder's Socety of tbe Meth- dersten, and for the Sewaren Publc Lbrary, Mrs. C. A Groul and Peoples' Socetes of the Congrega- : odjst Epscopal church s holdng ts tkreal Presbyteran, and Methodst annual b&nar n the lecture robm Mrs. R. W. Marston. Churches held on Sunday y was very today from 2-10 p. m. The booths are well attended. The meetng opened gayh' decorated to represent the four Hosptal Auxlary Hears at 4 P- M- wth a devotonal servce, led by Mss Ftoreace Voorhee*. usual and beautful array of fafcy - Qeargt Stlrwell, Mrs. F. B. Demar- mn, seasons of the year. There s the Report on Recent Baxaar Berrs, Mrs. Herbert Rankn, Mrs. Wnona Russel aad Dorothy Becja- Rev Ernest Abbott led the dscus-"* artcles at one booth and home made A report of the bazaar held re-jest, MLss Margaret Walker 1. R. Mss Elabeth derussey, Townshp tk>n os "Chru&as " candy, whch always fnd* 4 ready Mntlv< g«n at th retxlar j Walter*. Mra. Thos. Zettlemoyer. >w»e for ths damn, spoke to the FoUcwng the stcdy class, the sale, at another. At the ktchen ac- j BOnttyy meetag of the h Wooshrdge- Wdhrd ere awarded the follow- \ members on chld weltare auss oefan tan-lmm Betty LuTbarry, Russey ^ ^ ^* woln4 ' n young people adjourned d to the lec- ture room where a bos luncheon thousand and one needs for the Hosptal. The amoants realsed at j y^l- Mss Margaet Toth, luncheon h to the achbol on Tuesdays cessory booth may be procared the Sewsn Auxlary of the Bahway ^ was served. ktchen. Current fcton s > n sale the dfferent booths were as followt: 1^. 'M.SS Gnce Toth, brdge set- wth ther lttle ehtdrej Plans were made for the "Wn at reduced prre-% snd substjrptons fancy work, $163.40; whte elephant, Pn^hlt Wt an Kefer, salt and m-ould be glad to taflt wsh then. The My Chum" campagn to be held November 18 to 25 sdusvfe Wllam current booth. $Sl.<0; brdge, $35 SO; candy, $3S.-1 cloth AJt-ert Jaeobson, ash tray; A. served refroshs»ebls before * e meetm&v h«orderev at the fsd.so; delcatessen, J6S.2S; utlty, pepper set; Andrew Kath, breakfast hosptalty charman, Mrs. Rowe Voorhees led the servce oc World Tke Whte hjephant table, an. add-1 1$. tprong) 28.ft5; and J1S2 earn- R ea jnutr towel; Emma Eerher, bu- ng. Ths wfl be done at every faed nn(ae feature Uus year, proved ^ k, Mr w. Danner makng a to- rean wt Brdce Mr*. Fred J. ture meetng- Refreshmeoto from S Peace. The next unon meetng wll be held on November S at 4 P. M. n : t«be of great nterest to all, as there yj 0 J517 g^, Adams, sugar and creamer; Mr* J. P M. u, S^fl when the meetnc wll the Presbyteran church. are found both useful and ornamen- the ten dollar gold pece a-!a l*roy, scrap basket;j. JR. Rob- begn. tal artcles «t low prces. rartted to Packman Bros., of Kah- b ns, u;h' towel; Mss Bose Gnv Mss Barbara W«od, of StapWt*a, S.., was the ruest of Mss tvtrasa Acker, of Florda Grove road, SawJay. * Anna Sben, ef Florda Q read, ex«rtued Mbs J«)a. Myttft, ol Perth Arv.K-y, Sunday. Georgt Ztchard*. *f> Kew vat the gu«st o ftada bete Rec^l. of J»me' t M^.mm a Perth Amboy vblor Ffes. of W of fronds here Saaday. Msrrs CarsUasM,. *f Tlanda Grove marf, satmanad Ur Mat CanSM JF«mta, *t Sunday.»MSB Asa Daascav «J sfcrett, was s «*** The Wslnnff ft ell a e4pecmjly al- j n ^ ^ tmo y ^ v e n,, ward^ ) ^ h^ ^ ^ ^ A. W. Sch- _, ^tavetofte chldren as they eager-1 t<j Mrfc w Q ^ ^ ^ Mrs. C. A. ett, O.nstssas cards; ar*. Wlhs» Con»ret«to«l ly unwrap the mystewns lookng: c^pbelt Campbt t«wo» Uw*ace Marrton.! Prepare* For A parcels whch bty araw up 111 the j MrSt p G Tsdall, Mrs. H. W. Wthe * Utet; Mrs. J Daotx, tswel; Mrs. FVed Spe^«u, of Grove ave-1 OM Oaken Buck«U // _ Von Bmnen and Mrs. C, Cunnng-) Mrs. 1 Mason, table t-over; Mr*. Frow s* untl seven thrty a R*ast j ham were apponted a commttee t* Thoma-. JettJeMoyer, beads; F. J-nae, was hostess oa Taecdhy after- Park * "»l! ; "* V ' servel * lrkeu ' * 'amend Artde V, Secton 2, of xhe!a<am&. t*ak«*; Mrs^El^W- Matrton. Boon to the Laes' JtawxsatM of for *mkh may b«purchased at the fansttatoe and haw t read "all* hook M^ver; R. W. Walters, handkw-,» n* foua»ng MBMlHs are loftcer* shall b* dscted by ballol st chkf btx; Mrs. A C. Watt*r, «W[ rt J r plans for the Annual! tht mee&og held on the second «f flowers; Mrs. H- B. Rankta,» **«BMaar of the Buldng So- j Monday k Aprl." ' " " *"'"" "" ^*~ cmy of chtrcb. wach wfll he held n the lectare r«««frday, November f, af tor«««a sad dantr wn bt served at sx umtsr the drecton of Mrs. G Bjan- Mts.' W.. Gown. Ms. C AU Mrs. A Bctfaa. Mn. D«vd. Mrs. 1, 1. Uvn^wd, Mrs. T- T card nutr 1>saay 11 U the Cl aft s's ~ Fancy artclea, Mrs.. T, Mn. M. J. Dm, Mra. A. KWSB, Mrs. Ma. t. E. Drake; o»a4y. a«4 bmka, lu. Kn.Gs«Q U * M 8m Mra. aw 8tra%fct; «sfcst*ass», Ms. Q, F F. Un, S. K. f«sttsr. Mn. t P wat. TbTaeaaber* were asm to donate hax; Mrs. J. Barns, ajraa; far the hosntal for Ethel Grew.. «M& book; ; Mr*. Grarg* g Tae next matts* wfl) Stfllwell bath toweh; h Mrs. M F. F». t statmaatr; J. 8- Umth; Mrs, Marrsae Oat T*Hsld Carstae., OOCM; Wn. E- A*encas Na. 1ST, Or- ower houcr; Mss Marcsrtt Uek ser of taw Star wfl hold awooa, December ntsgf*mld. MswsMa rvsttsr; Mrs. 1. C Mrs-A- H Utut of A turkey supper wd s sx o'cck. Mrs. B. W Hoafand» She ml U f«a«w*, ctenaea aaa Mrs. eat, Mrs. ; fancy wocfe, Mra. Ma. COLD WEATHER SPECALS B. J. DUN1GAN, Townshp Clerk. November 16 and 2S, DOUBLE STMWS 8AT0RDAY MEN'S, YOUTHS* ALL-WOOL SWEATERS at prces that save you money $1.95; $2.4S } $2.98; $3.95 $4.95; $5.95 Crew neck? V neck, Pull Overs, Coat Style wth or wthout collars. Whatever t s n knt wear we have. RAN SPECALS STANDARD STUDENT SUCKERS A t 9 Boys' Sue...J $3 S; $4.95 New Trench Style Rancoat* $8.95 GENUNE REVERSBLE LEATHER LUMBER JACKS ^G 95 At _ #y Genune Black Leather Coats, - $10.45 XX SPECAL FNE * 1 95 CORDUROY PANTS _ # 1 Rdng Breeches. $1.95 TUXEDO SUTS, latest models, fne slk lned RegwW value $35 TUXEDO SUTS TO HffE A Lastng Curl MarcelUof as done by ua produces col that Uots wch hater than ordnary. W«few atfe «9*> cal atudj of tm work and know we cu aafefy you. Melane Dauenhauer ELECTWCAL MAROEL WAWO ud Woodtudf* *^*te-rt.*-*j * * _