Police Smash Up Sixty Dollar Gambling Machine

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1 News of All Townshp ttfopwtfottf News of AD Townshp VOL. XV., No. 57, New Seres No. 333 WOODBRDGE, N. J., FRDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924 Gossp & Grumbles K Jones, who made many frends n Woodbrdge whle connected wth a local real estate frm, js now n Los Angeles, Calforna. A roat card, receved ths week, wth a nrtnrc of a ferocous allgator on t, ndcated tha "Joneay" wpny on "f you can duck these brds on ths card," he.wrtes, "you are 0. K. Outs<le of that, everythng 13 lovely uuthere; doctors are starvng to denth an<l cemeteres are n the hands,, r,-(«.ojvers. Knd regards.» 0-0 polce the other day served notce on Dog Catcher Art Mursh who s n the county jal, to appear before the Board of Health and, show, reason, f any. why he should not be dscharged from the offce of dog catcher on the grounds of havng faled to perform the dutes of hs on " ce - J u Art wns n an awkward stuaton. He s reported to have read the summons to appear and to half remarked "How the deuce can?" O-o letter appearng below was clpped from the Ffe Free Press, of Krkcaldy, Ffeshre, Scotland. t was wrtten by a fellow n a lttle town n Massachusetts jn an apparent endenvor to keep Scotland Rom "gong dry." Prohbton: the World. Joke, Kvdently Prohbton stll troubles our frends across the Atlantc, for 11m n recept of the followng post- <-nrd, whch s here reproduced wthout comment; G2:> Bromnclrf Road, Somervlle, Mass.,U. S. A., Dec. 5. Dear Sr. "F.F.P." has had qute n few letters on Prohbton. Prohbton a the worlds greatest joke, second only to the Amercan "Revoluton." M. W. Wllebrandt, Assstant Attorney General at Washngton, says: "Rum smugglng s the greatest crmnal problem the U. S has ever faced. Our coastguard s not adequate to protect the Atlantc and Pacfc coasts. n Nnssau alone more than 7,000,000 dollars worth of lquor has been smuggled ntothe country snce last January." Durng. the past year there was an ncrease of l>.h89 cases for volaton of Prohbton laws handled by ths. Attor., ney Generals offce. re were 46,- 47!) actons dsposed of, and 27,116 cases pendng n Federal Courts. Ths does not nclude cases n State or local courts. ts a pty that the nterested partes n Krkcaldy take the U. S. as a model n Prohbton. Every other house has ts stll, and what cant be bought can be made. re are gangs of offcals, Federal offcers known as "booze smellers" or snffers, whose duty t a to ferret out booze, and ths group has proved to have produced about as fne a bunch of dshonest grafters as there s n U, S. A., and thats sayng a mouthful. You can buy any of them out for & dollar bll. Truckloada of booze come from Canada daly. Do these offcals see t? Not f they see a dollar frst. U. S. legslaton would make a fne subject for a Glbertan comedy; the, ttle could be "too proud to fght, or the men who won the war." Dont copy U. S. A. One fool naton n thu world s. enough at one tme. Your respectfully, WLLAM MARTN. Rev. Myers Speaks At Rotary Club Luncheon Mayor Neuberg Alto Guet At Meetng Yesterday Fve gxrnt «W*Ttded a meetng of the local Rotary Club yesterday at whch every member, except one, was present. A talk by the Rev. B. J. Myers, of Trnty Epscopal Church, was the feature of the meetng. Mr. Myers spoke of the opportunty that confronts such organzatons as Rotary n whch the members get together, forget ndvdual problems and thnk collectvely, to do much toward straghtenng out the growng tendency on the part of young and old to gnore authorty. Guests present at the meetng, besdes Mr. Myers, were Mayor Lous Neuberg, Dwght C. Drew of the county work department of nternatonal commttee of Young Mens Chrstan Assocaton; Floyd M. Maynard, Mddlesex County "Y" secretary; and J. rvng DomareBt, of Sewaren. Mayor, Mr. Drew and Mr. Maynard all gave short addresses, Wednesday nght seven members of the local club motored to Boonton to attend a banquet ncdent to the formal presentaton of a Rotary charter to the newly-formed club at that place. Those wno made the trp were Presdent F. F. Anness, Vce- Presdent Gorham L. Boynton, Treas- Beaten Unconscous n Attempt To Save Truck From Bandts AMBOY MEN ARRESTED Ashley Sends m To Face Grand Jury On Atrocous Assault Charge Three Perth Amboy men, alleged to be hjackers n search of a store of lquor that they supposed Alex. Stntsky, of Hopelawn, to have had stored n hs garage, were placed on bal of $700 each byrecorder Mar tn Ashley Tuesday nght. charge s attocous assault and battery, t beng alleged by Stntsky that the three men bent hm nto an unconscous state when he tred to prevent them from breakng nto hs garage shortly after mdnght Tuesday. three men, who were arrested by Detectve-Sergeant James Walsh after Stntsky had* suppled hm Wth ther names were Harry W. Warren, aged 26 years, of 469 Amboy avenue, Perth Amboy; Frank Donegan, 23, of 349 Market street; and Tmothy Meaney, 23," of 125 Brghton avenue, Perth Amboy. At urer Walter Warr, Secretary S. Bar- frst Meaneys brother was baled ron Brewster, Hampton Cutter, Hugh nto court hut Stntsky promptly Kelly and Charles Lews. dentfed Tmothy ua the one who had assaulted hm when he saw hm n the crowd n the court room. brother was mmedately *Teleased. Wtness for Stntsky, who was represented by Attorney Leon Me- Saher Gets After Pavng Contractor Commttee Wants Town Rembursed For Bad Work Alleged neglect on the part of East Jersey Brdge Company, the concern that paved Grove avenue, s sad to have caused the townshp consderable expense last week when the sewer n that street became blocked. Steps were taken Monday nght at the nstgaton of Commtteeman Salter to secure rembursement from the contractors. t a possble that, f negotatons for a settlement fal, a sut may be nsttuted aganst the company. Accordng to Road Supervsor Blum, whose department cleared the sewer, he found that the East Jersey Brdge Company had payed over a manhole nstead of rasng t to the level of the pavng and provdng an openng. road department was lorced to tear up the street and lo- :ate the manhole before the sewer :oujd be cleaned. townshp has had the manhole ased at an expense of about $32? Ths bll, along wth a bll coverng ther expenses n connecton wth the Elroy, were hmself, brother-n-law, Lous hs wfe, hs W»xler, and hs daughter, Edth Waxer. y all substantated the story told by Stntsky of havng tred to drve the three men away only to be rudely sezed and blackjacked by two of them whle the thrd, Donegan, held a pstol to ha bead and threatened hm wth nstant make an outcry. death All th Port Readng Chldren Lead n School Savngs That chjldren attendng the school at Port Readng are more frugal than youngsters n other townshp schools, seems evdent from a report of the school savngs system up to January 22. All schools partcpatng n 4he system and ther standng for 1924 follow: Port Readng School $ School No. 11, Woodbrdge School No. 1, Woodbrdge HU.B8 Barron Ave. School Sewaren School Avenel School 62.T2 Total : *C26.8& Mss Rose Gerty Surprsed n Honor of Her Brthday Mjss Rose Gerty was recently surprsed by a number of frends who met her at her home n honor of he brthday. A delghtful luncheon wa served after the guests had spnt th evenng dancng and playng games. present were the Mssea Alce, Helen and Margaret Bergen, Mas Juts Kw, Mjt& Q*Hft 8*40*, -the Msses Helen and Margaret Sullvan, the Msses Rose, Margaret, Helen an Jane Gerty, the Msses Alce an Elzabeth Oalada, all of Woodbrdge Mas Margaret- Cross, of South Am boy. nattor, wll Tactors. be sent to the con- Chldren n Court On Charge of Trespassng t uld he would probably have made off wthout attackng Stntsky had he not been quck enough to seze one of them whom he dentfed n court as Ueaney. A bafflng feature of the case s that although Stntsky tore the belt from the overcoat of the man he thought was Meaney, the latter clams that the overcoat he has worn all wnter stll has ts belt. t s ntmated that the clue suppled by the belt n Stntskys possesson may mplcate other ferth Amboy men n the case. men who made the attempt to enter Stntskys garage made ther getaway wthout botherng to take ther truck, whch later turned out to have been stolen from n front of the garage owr.ed by CHftsFrtts on New street, Perth Amboy. truck had been left at the garage to be repared. t s owned by Steve Humusck and valued at $2,500. Davd T. Wllentz, represented the defendants. Trespassng on the tracks of the Lehgh Valley ralroad between Fords and Hopelawn resulted n several youngsters beng tred on a dsrderly conduct charge before Reorder Ashley, Tuesday nght. n ;ases where evdence showed that the youngsters had stolen coal a fne was mposed. followng were the ones arrested: Gesa Kascs, 14, of Hopelawn; Carmello Kascs, 12; Mary Deposchak, 13, Hopelawn, fned $3 Frank Sandes, 10; Tma Sandea, 13 $3; Alex. Sabo, 16, fned?3; Wuhan Fodor, 16, of Keasbey, fned $7; Mke Starrck, 13, of Fords. Gong To Normal School; Gves Farewell Party Mss Lllan Rchards, of Freeman street who wll leave February 3 for»/:= *; ^^towe- Mrs T,.. n tl Mnm.l Srhnol. entertaned Mrs, N. Guth, bath towel Mrs. Thrty-seven Tables At E.S.Card Party Players Present From All Parts of the Townshp re were 23 tables of pnochle ton of aucton brdge and four o whst at the Eastern Star benef card party held last nght n th Masonc lodge rooms. re wer also n attendance a number who dd not play cards. wnners at aucton brdge were Mrs. S. B. Demarest, table fern n crocheted basket; M. F. Boughton, card table cover and napkns; Mrs. A. F. Randolph, buffet set; Mrs. H. J. Baker, Sr., apron; Mrs. W. Leber, apron; Mrs W. W. Conner, fancy apron; E. W. Kreutzberg, ash tray; Polce Smash Up Sxty Dollar Gamblng Machne Three dollars wns added Ut the Polce Penson Fund last nght when gamblng H*v««that had been confscated at a Fords stow was destroyed. machne was forfeted by M. Yanowsk, who plead gulty to havng allowed t to be used for gamblng purports. Such devces arc fast dsappearng from the stores of the townshp Bne* a warnng was crculated that the polce were ntent on a cleanup. Clam Peddlar Left Boy On Curb After Runnng Hm Over EVDENCE HARD TO PROVE Boys pother Chef Wtness Aganst Abraham Levne, of Roselle Legon To Protect Publc From Fake Magazne Vendors CO. COMMANDER PRESENT Ex-Servce Men of Town Showng Greater nterest n Local Post At a meetngtst nght at whch ffcers for the year wore nstalled y County Commander Joe Edgar, Woodbrdge Post, 87, Amercan Legon, took steps to protect the ublc aganst fakers who represent hemselves as ex-bervce men n an ttempt to sell magaznes. A commttee was apponted to confer wth the charman of the polce commtee w^th the end n mnd of effectng close polce supervson of magazne vendors n the townshp. t was brought out that many of the men gong arpund n unform and sellng a magazne for 25 cents on the plea that the money goes to help dsabled buddes are mposters. To save the publc from beng fleeced n ths manner and also n justce to dsabled ex-servce men whose cause s njured by the vast number of fakers now preyng on the publc, the local Post wll hereafter nvestgate the credentals of all such salesmen. Besdes County Commander Edgar there were present as guests last nght Past County Commander Ron ad Kleckner, and Past County Fnanc* Offleer W. p. Smth. All were called upon and responded wth nterestng talks on Loton work throughout the county. From the number n attendance at the last few meetngs of the Post nterest n Legon matters s growng among t.e ex-servce men of town. New members are ben» added to the roster every month and a decded growth s looked forward to when the ex-servce mens rooms n the new Memoral Buldng are made avalable for use. Efforts are beng made to help local ex-servce men adjust dsablty clams. Enough evdence was produced n polce court Wednesday afternoon to nduce Recorder Ashley to send Abrathe head and face, Mrs. Kupchak sad, to face the grand jury on a charge of atrocous assault and battery growng out of serous njures to four-yearold Lotc Kupchak, of seln, whose mother found hm unconscous on the sdewalk n front of ther home on Treste- Wo*U, laeln, on January 23. a few mtnutus, after the peddlar had ord away from the house. tness could be found who drven Whle n. had seen the chld njured, the fact that Levnes car was seen leavng the street by the boys mother when she dscovered, the unconscous form of her chld was consdered by Recorder Ashley as suffcent grounds for a revew of the case by the hgher court. Accordng to the story, told by the boys mother the youngster suffered hs njures some tme wthn the mnute oe twotftat elapse"d"betw«en the tme she left the peddlar to go nto the hoube and the tme she ran out agan to answer to her offsprngs screams. She found the boy on the sdewalk and the peddlars car dsappearng around the corner nto Correja avenue. She supposed that the peddlars car ran over the boy. Attorney McElroy, Mrs. Kupchak, called counsel for r _ several wtnesses but none dd more than establsh the fact that the peddlar had been seen on the street n the afternoon n queston. wtnesses were Mr. George Schmdt, a grocer; Mrs. Catherne Anderson and Charles Stern. njured boy suffered several bnhuurbn and severe laceratons of the heatfwwtbkflfesr Kupchak sad. peddlar was released n custody of hs attorney. To Dscourage Boards n Townshp Wll Draw Ordnance To Levy Tax Aganst Property On Whch y Stand A fght on bll boards n populated secton* of Woodbrdge Townshp was launched Monday nght by Commtteeman Hoy, who sued that the assessor b«drected to take advantage of an exstng legal provson that makes t possble to levy a tax aganst them. commttee went a step further, however, and drected ts attorney to draw up an ordnance governng specfcatons for bllboards, dstance from the curb lne, heght, etc., and to ncludp n the ordnance a provson aganst placng a bllboard where t would cut off the vew of motorbts approachng a corner or curve. n gvng the legal aspects of the matter Attorney Martn told the commtted that t s not possble to prohbt bllboards entrely from any communty but that they may be prohbted n bult-up sectons where they would consttute a nusance. Hoys dea of the stuaton s that the owner of property on whch a sgnboard 8 erected derves enough revenue from the board to make hm unwllng to use the property fot buldng ptrrpows. He bmeves the stuaton warrants taxng the property on a hgher valuaton than vacant land. Second Ward commtteeman holds the vew that sgnboards spol the appearance of resdental dstrcts. Huge Crowd Attends Card Party of CD. A. Commttee Arranged Fne Lst Assessments Verfed By Town Commttee Several mportant Matters Taken Up n Long Meetng -One protest from the owner of a corner lot on "A" street, Port Readng, was the only objecton receved by the Townshp Commttee Monday nght when t held a hearng and confrmed assessments on the followng mprovements: Avenel Water System, Hall Street Curbng, Leone Street Water System, Avenel Water System Extenson, Woodbrdge Avenue Water System, Grove Avenue Sewer and "A" Street Sewer. Four bus permts were granted a man by the name of Van Rper to of Przes card party and dance under the auspces of the Catholc Daughters of Amerca, n the Hgh School audtorum, on Monday nght, was a great success both fnancally and socally, and Mrs. J. B. Lev as. general charman, and all those workng wth her on the varous "commttees and sub-commttees should be congratulated upon the success of ther efforts, Dancng was enjoyed la the audtorutt, Al **" "- a «>-» furnshng Tables for cards were arranged n s Socety Orchestra the gym and the followng were the prze wpners n the varous games: Pnochle Mrs. A. Bxtm, towel Mrs. Peter Van Syckle; J. P. Fsher tobacco; Mss Elsabeth Dolan, candlestcks; Mrs. Lews Frankel crocheted doles; Joe Andrasck cream and sugar; J. Enhorn, tray cloth; K. McDonald, vase; Andrew Gerty, plant; A. J. McCoy, umbrella; Wllam Coll, wrtng paper; Mrs. Eyerkuss, slk stockngs; Mrs. Mayo perfume; G. Sherman, towel; F. Kath, soaks; Mrs. Abrams, slppers; Mss PRCE THREE Cl Sleepy Cop Resgns On Eve of Hearng On Neglect Charges COULDNT KEEP AW> Sergeant Found Hm n Flagmans Shanty At seln "m through," was the short ment of James Anxovtno, member of the polce fete* a», threw hs badge and gun on t)u t at the polce staton Tuesday n Hs resgnaton "best the town mttee to t" by about fve asmuch as t was expected that would have been fred from the 1 at a hearng on charges o of duty tha was scheduled to place next Monday nght n to ket>p awake whle on duty a t thng that got Anovlno nto t wll be remembered that. vno, a new member of ths force, was brought up on a of havng slept whle on duty a weeks ago. Consderng th* fact hs beng nexperenced andle Moused hs acton. by ok that he had been taken wth the commttee "tempered jus wth mercy" by mposng a fne at" 26. Last Monday nght Rundsmaa Larstn, who brought the frst charge aganst the sleepng offcer, preferred new charges aganst hm and named fve separate nghts durng whch Anzovno s alleged to have Bpent certan hours sleepng n the watchmans shanty at seln ralroad crossng. Monday was set as the date for a hearng on ths charge but Anovnoa resgnaton makes a hearng unnecessary. case of Anzovno, whle a set- 4 ous affar, s noj wthout ts humor- \ ous sde. A rumor that ganed W4aJ crculaton has t that the cops snem BO dsturbed resdents of seln that-, they were unable to steep. Another verson s that the crossng watchnuut. made the complant aganst Anovtja on the ground that hs snores oft** fooled hm nto thnkng that a ttsa ;J was approachng. At any rate t s sad that Antovno stayed awake long enough to say "m through" when he weat to thr polce staton for that purpose. Wht?S has happened to hm snce s not known, but t s supposed that hflwent home and went to bed. Anna Duff, slppers; Mrs. towels; Conrad Schrmpf, K-eyes, candy Mss Brodhead Hostess,.. To Aucton Brdge Club operate huses on the Rahway-Fordsj Tom Gerty, slk socks; Mrs. W. C lne. Servce wll start as Boon» s Uanner, scarf; Joseph Bono, socks; Mss Emma jaeger, laundry bag; Mss Helen Grener, coffee percolator; L. Barr, bath mat; John Powers, Trenton Normal School, entertaned at a farewell party at her home, Saturday evenng. Games and dancng were the features of the evenngs entertanment. At a late Jjpr refreshments were served. guests ncluded the Msses Helen Augustne, Anna Peterson, Pearl Fler, Melba and Myrtle Howard; Messrs. Sgurd Peterson, James Dowlng, Elber Rchards, of town; the MsseB Agnes Clfford, Ruth Dns- TCathryn Corevan, Agnes Gu»dsrsbn;HMS*8.ty Verle Webber, Lous Faust, Stuart Clfford, Merrll Huber, Walter Colenhouse, of Carteret; Mss Blna Bergh, of Avenel, and Charles Acker, of Sewaren. Exceptonal Opportunty Rev. JoWv B. Koehne, D. D., LL. D., noted and talented speaker, began hs course of lectures n the Frst Congregaton Church, Barrgn avenue, on Wednesday, Jan. 30th, on the evdences of " Truth of Chrstanty." Among hs subjects wll be: Authorty n Rfelgon, Chrstantys Frst Battle, Mracle Problem, Wtness of the Prophets, Resurrecton of Chrst, Chrst Contrasted Wth Great Men, Agnostcsm, Plate, Two ves, Cross as an Altar, Personalty of Chrst. Hs lecturep ara attractve to thnkng men, No such seres ever before gven here" Elmra Advertser (N. Y.) Tonght and Week Days 8:00 P. M. Saturday* Excepted. Sundays at 11:00 A. M. and P, M- ADMSSON FREE. ALL NVTED. MrSj N. UUWl, uaw uuw*.», 1 W. Hggns, Evershnrp pencl pnochle przes were awarded as follows: Mrs. John Blay, table cover; Edwn Melck, ash tray; Mss Evelyn Schenck, a basket; 4w. H. Gallagher, salt and pepper shakers; John Serena, neckte; Mrs. W. Eyerkuss, neckte; John H. Concunnon, compact; Mrs. E. Coffey, fancy comb; Mrs Ellen Fnlaw, an apron; Charles Trautwen, a bath towel; D. E, Peterson, slk socks; J. P. Hansen, shrt studs; Mrs. A. Bram, a scarf pn; Mr&.M.-P.J&hube, fancy garters; Mrs. Chrstaps«n, comb awttrash; W. C. Danne)r, a fancy apron; Mrs. John Serena, salt and pepper shakers; Mrs. C. Trautwen, ash tray; Mrs. D. Peterson, ash tray; Harry Deats, talcum. At whst: Mrs. James Rauchmann, table covar and napkns; Mrs. C. Jackson, :ut glass vase. W. A. Glham won a beautful Boston fern., Mrs. V. T. Howell wasthe charman of the commttee n charge of the affar. Refreshments of frut Balad, coffee and saltnes were served. Mss Laura Brodhead entertaned the Aucton Brdge Club at her home n upper Green street, at luncheon last Frday at 1 oclock. Eght tables were arranged for members and j^sts and a most delcous luncheon was served. annual meetng of the club followed. MrB. M.. Dtmareat wag elected as presdent, Mrs. B. W. Hpagland as secretary; Mrs B. C. Demarest as treasurer; and Mrs. A. F. Randolph as charman of the place commttee. As the regular club day falls upon February 22, t was decded to have three weeks ntervene between the meetng on February 8 and the one to follow, whch makes the other meetng for February fall upon the twenty-nnth. meetng on February 8 wll bp held at the home of Mrs. F. G. Tsdall. Mrs, Tsdtll wll entertan at luncheon at 1 oclock. przes at the meetng last week were won by Mrs. Chester Peck, Mrs. J. H. Thayer Martn, Mrs. W. M. Weant, Mrs, R. R. Mooce, and the consolaton by Mrs. B. C. Demarest of the club members. guest przes were won by Mrs. E, J.. Anness and Mrs. h th t bng Warren E J. es the other guests Brodhead, Mrs. the owner can secure permsson from Runway. Mchael Sassos permt on the Carteret lne was transferred to John Alamass, whq has bought hs bus Ṡeveral matters affectng Port Readng were brought up at the meetng Monday, one of the most mportant beng the decson to advertse for bds on the constructon of sdewalks along the man hghway from the fast lne crossng to Carteret. death of a man last week as the result of njures receved when struck by an automoble s thought lu have prompted the commttee to push ths work as rapdly as possble. Bds on ths work wll nclude both concrete curb and gutter and blue stone curb. one that proves most satsfactory n matters of cost and servceablty wll be selected. engneer wa» nstructed 1, to prepare plans and specfcatons for concrete pavng and curb on Thrd, Fourth and Turner streets, Port Readng and to take up wth county authortos the matter of wdenng what s known as Brook No. 1. On moton by McElroy, who stated that he had taken the matter up wth Road Supervsor Blum, the commttee nstructed the engneer to prepare plans for gradng all streets on Strawberry (Pralls) Hll and to draw specfcatons for concrekcur and gutters on the streejbtnaoea nto Fulton street, Acordng t Blum the mud tha>wllwts on Fulto ;, ;, owel; Mss Katherne McNamara, andy; M.. Conole, socks; Mrs. Bracken, wrtng paper; Lews MacKan, Brodad,, Mrs. Harold Van Syckle, Mrs. Walter Warr,jand My. J. B. Meyers. J j Parent-Teacher Meetng Scheduled For Feb. 7 Dscuss Sdewalksjof Several Streets n SeWaren Secton Last Monday nght at the meetng of the Townshp Commttes the matter of provdng concrete curbb, gutters and "sdewalks on several streets n Sewaren wus dscussed, streets are Central avenue, Holton street, Broad street, Ferty street, Bast avenue, Woodbrdge avenue as far as thja brdge, and Weal avenue as far as the ralroad crossng. Do you know THE NEW WAY TO PAY PLAN for a Chevrolet. Ask JefterBon Motors, nc. Tel. 15, Adv February meetng of the No. 1 and No. 11 Parent-Teacher Assocaton wll be held on Thursday aftsrnoon, February 7, at 3:30 oclock, n the aldtorum of No. 11 school. WOMANS CLUB NOTES A jont conference of art, musc and lterature qf the clubs of the Thrd Dstrct *ll,be held n the Frst Presbyteran Church on Tuesday, February 5th.* WHATS YOUR QUESTON? Begnnng wth ths ssue, and appearng regularly hereafter on last ", J)r. E, J. Heath, the chropra«tor, wll eondu«t a Queston and w»f tfepartnent, \. *» U; ^»1*»j«soUcteg «n4.wll b«snawered n WOODBRDGE TAX FROM BROS. trouble, he sad. Drt made avalable when the streets are graded wll be carted to Spa Sprng lane. That garbage collecton n parts of the townshp that want t s to become a fact ths year was made known by the 8tateRt of Attorney Martn that the ordnances fxng the boundares of the varous dstrcts wll soon be ready tu be ntroduced, lds for the work of collectng wll be advertsed for at the tme the ordnance s ntroduced. commtteemen representng the Second Ward wll ths week-end take up wth slj people the matter of extendng tn* frst dstrct n that T tt t b ttled A New Feature Especally For Women Begnnng today, on page 2, wll appear the frst of a seres of artcles dealng wth the prublew of the woman n the small town, everyone of them nterestng. artcles, wrtten by Msa Lawn* Mller, and run under the capton "Mary Succeeds on Man street," are chock-full of experences of women from one coast to the oth^r.. y «fe llumnatng tl *W0 «fur tyery «ff. -,. down from the hll. Puttng gutters rankel, glass towels; Mrs. Chratensen, socks; John Concannon, shrtwast; Mss Jula Sullvan, apron; Mr. Novck, nejekte; Mrs. Albert Martn, towel; Homer Vagelos; Mrs. Florence Sehrer, apron; W: C. Danner, neckte; Mrs. Carl Augustne, wrtng paper: Mrs. Ledner, salad bowl; J. J. Snhorn, suspenders; Mrs. Arthur Hunt, handkerchefs. Euchre L. J. Campon, vase; Mrs.. C. Ryan, blouse; Mss Alce Kelly, mxng bowl; Mss Jula Kng, ttay; Mss Alce Bergen, apron; Mss Gertrude Casey,bowls; Mrs. J. Ford, glasses; George 0Bren, pyrex pe dsh; B. A. Dunga; Mss Mary Donohue, glass towels; Edwn Casey, pjcture-, A. P. McDewell, bud vase; Mas Margaret Holohan, handkerchefs; Mchael Langan, towel; J. E. Kelly, stockngs; Mrs. Shannon, towel; Mrs. O. S. Dungan, table, scarf; Mrs. P. Mr. Dll Wants Dtch At School Cov*r«d Over; n a latter from Mr. Colby Dll, of Green street, the Townshp Co*- mttee was asked on Monday ngbfe to take steps to put n a dran ppe and cover over a brook that runs through Mr. Dlls property from Grove avenue to Green street. a hs letter Mr. Dll stated that the presence of the open brook makes t mpossble for hm to fence n hs property^ so as to protect growng frut treys from damage by trespassers. He also objected to the fact that the townshp hns cleaned the brook, throwng the drt on hs land. nasmuch. as the brook s on or near the boundary lne of townshp property and propertes owned respectvely by C. A. Campbell and Mb Dll there seems to be conuderabu uncertanty as to the course tha townshp shall take n the matte*. t was referred to the attorney t# nvestgate. selntes Refuse Offer To Mantan Kuntz Water System People Organze Utlty and mprovement Assocaton. At a packed L. Ryan, Turksh towel; Mrs. James.. El^1^ Al a, P» CKeQ m» a Km* fcw M«P Mnmhv. towel.; Anthony Tomasos Communttj Kng, bulbs; Mfs. P. Murphy, towels; August Baumttn, towels; Alfred Gardner, socks; Mss Maran Heally,pyrex custard cups; Mss Jane Cook, handkerchefs; Mrs. Heully, plate- Mrs. L. E. Fox, apron; Mss May Walsh, towels; Mss Margaret Qunn, candy; Mrs. John Nash, candy; Mrs. Rchard Grace, lnen towels. Whet Mrs. Clarence Jackson, scuff;mss"atjwf"fetrs; "vase; Mrs.- n the streets would elmnate the George Sherman, towel; Mrs. Jamea towel. Fve g Tn- 1 matter must be settled vote un apjkopraton at kt Concannon, pyrex dsh; Mrs. Novck, Hundred James ONell, dsh; Mrs, Clapsadell, sck stockngs; 1, Mrs. Foley, cgars; Mrs. Agnes Green, pllow Cases; Mrs. Lawless, towel; Mrs. P. H. Gallagher, percolator; Mrs James ONkjll, table tloth. Julus Jaeger won the door prze, a box of chocolates. Mrs. Helen De Joy won the basket of frut, and Stephen Ungayany the two dollar and u half gold pece. t wll repay you to examne the CHEVROLET frst at Jefferson Motors, nc. Tel. 15. Adv. Saturday nght, the seln Utulty \ mprovement Assocaton was zed. Edward Renhardt ac charman of the meetng. Sev changes were made n the Con»yttt-;^ ton and By-Laws as presented* *- ""- Henry Kuntz before they were cept&d. clause, to provde ample means for the mantenance of the. peosmtr wajtw supply. nj>w laeln, was struck out. Offcer! elected were: Presdent^ Martn Gklbrath; frst ~ :! J^ Alfred Hyde; second vce-presdent^ Samuel Foster; treasurer, Ashley; secretary, Al Shea.. followng were elected dttectr ors: Anthony Tomaao, Harold Blo>» dell, James Ellott, Edward Eel*. hardt, Mchael Sede, John M. Markow, and S, A. Foster. Lews, ArcbbsJ Boehme, n Rclnetj of Flavor Blue Rbbon Butter s far superojr-" to other butters and s more nomcal to surve.- Adv. localty. n tme f the comm;. Commssoner FeltoTJ asked hs col leagues whether or not t s possble for them to exert pressure of the lghtng cumrshone** ef hu dstrct to force them n take acton un >lacnr street lghts at cettun ponts. t WBS the sense of the commttee that they huve no authorty over the lghtng commssoners who are elected drectly by the people from the secton they represent. Felton, n speakng of the commssoners, stated n a jocular way that thek meetng* are "somethng lke Jod$ sessons; you have to flnt fnd out where they meet and then learn the password before you are admtted." engneer was asked for p foa a «U-»n h water lne orf]ranv. avenue ffoft rfomet**»v«tjue to YOU CANT FOOL GOD " havent tme," s a common excuse for hon-attendance at church. But you have tme for the thngs you really "want to do. You nnd tme fur your meals,.ye** club, y«ur lodge, your busness. You n»y fool others. You may even fool yourself.-»blt you cannot fool God, f you truly thlns God s worth whle you wll have thne for hm. FRST PRESBYTERAN CHURCH L. V. BUSCHMAN, Mnster 11:00 a, m. "A Practcal Relgon." No Evenng Servce but the S mple ure tnvted to he«r Pt oehnt, n the C O * l

2 \ PAGE TWO Dohrny Trll Commttee He Mad* $100,000 Loan to Fall.! ;,. uhev (second fkd rght) mllonare ol mngnalr, who trslr. bcfwr thp Senate Publc Land- r.pmnllrc tha le luwl loaned former Serotay of!!» nteror All.cl H. Kal $100,000. Ths sutnmnt wa ; made n cxplumlon of the mysurus $100,(HD loan whch 1nurcl promnently n the Tea ut. llnnc nvestjr.-ton. Specal Event AT BURTON STORES Your Unrestrcted Choce FRDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1OT4 * + + J Mary Succeeds ; on Man Street ;; B, LAURA MLLER J + <:. U, by.hum M. THE DOCTOR ON MAN STREET Schoder Heghts Closes home there wthn the next two week*. t a nlso beleved that Mr..lost wll buld a number of bungalows m ths development whch he m n woman whose nmrfss s ne* consders the very chocest n Woodhrdgp today. developers wsh 1,M> "n Mnln Btnct" n 1 Hocessr Or s she so fur frm He center nllces About Hums lcc"!n hf.rn-hnlouh and womns pluce n th>,.,m- tlnt even the professon whch PT emnently servos tle home s ft O CPHH venture? r. llmehe HaM of Three tlvcrs :n( Lansng, Mch., orlt to le. hlly Munlllted to nswcr lolh cpehtlmt. She docs nrtully lve at hat very Man street nldreas. Shp B n HeepHH f servce (a any crteron n wlnt has been for centures the mans Joh of makng Hck folk, and keepng well folk, henlthy. Her ttle s a lenuthy one, yet t dencrlhps only n part the senpo of her work, whch brngs her nl" contact wth some 6,000 people a yofr. She s drector of the bureau of chld hygene nml publc health nursng of tle Mlehl- Kn department of health. re was u tme when Doctor Hfllnes and her doctor husband (nnd a nood-lonklng one, too, ohe nterjects) had tme to practce medcne n tlt> cmtry town of Three Rvers n eomfortnlle fnsllnn. Between whles she ndulged n her passon for Collectng antque fur- \ nltnre. "A emmtrjr doctor whn»trrt«nntlqulng from Mnln street," she opnes, "h««a much more wonderful tme than the antlqner on tle lower East sde of New York." Doctor Halnes s so busy now wth prenatal care and bnby welfare tlnt she has had to abandon antques. Her physcan father, who had to be mother as well, gave her not only hs professlon, but hs habts of thnkng straght, n the best man-fashon. n she came under the nfluence of Susan B. Anthony, and found out the secret of workng for nnd wth women. Hence, as Mchgan women have grown n power and opportunty for servce, they have put Doctor Halnes on many -commttees,. most of them havng to do wth health. Fnally tht state, followng the example of the natonal government, has adopted the mother and baby educatonal measure known as the Sheppard-Towner act. Forthwth, Doctor Aflrr two weeks actve wle, when : more lan half the properly WK ds p.me.l of, Whte A H,. S s, nc., bus decded to elose out the n-nnrkahlc development, Sehoder Heghts. Ml. Hernrd.lost, of Perth Amhoy, hough* <;(rht loth cm ths property and experts to stnrl n. magnfcent, t, planly understood that sfter ths week, tchoder jeghu.. wll h-vft [ - passed out of tre feles class, and to obtan anythng there n the future wll be a matter of hgher prces. Tnlnes was called upon to make the wrtten Uw nto an nctunl beneft to those who moat needed t. t n, as Doctor Hnlnes says, prmarly a rural problem of lowerng nfant nnd maternal death rates, outsde the large ctes, especally n solated homes where modern medcal knowledge penetrates slowly. And havng lved on Hnln street n a small cty s the one factor whch Doctor lnlnes chefly depends on to buld success. FRANK P. WOGLO Statoner OFFCE SUPPLES AUlmj) MacknH and TTprwrftar 117 SMTH 9T. PERTH AMBOY Ready to Carpenter n Woodbrdge Townshp. J. H, SMTH &SON Carpenter and - General Jobbng 189 Paterson Street Tel. 859-R. Perth Amboy PETER MAWNS PANTNG PAPER HANGNG AND NTEROR DECORATNG OF ALL KNDS ESTMATES CHEERFULLY GVEN * ON JOBS BG OR SMALL STEEPLEJACK WORK A SPECALTY! pant stacks, tanks, factory buldngs, brdges and dwellngs., 35 Hudson St. CARTERET, N. J, ELECTRCAL HOME WRNG CORP 4C, (JOHN J. YE.LEN, 1res.) Western Electrc Washers Lghtng Fxtures, Supples and Applances 3S9 STATE ST. PERTH AMBOY Tel and 2008-M RABNOWTZ HARDWARE "f ts Hardware, We Have t! Full Lne of "" HARDWARE, PANTS, OH.S. VAR- NSHES, HOUSE FURNSHNGS. 555 ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTERET, N. J, Tel. Carteret 31,2 JACOB GOLDBERGER, BANKER "Steamshp Tckets and Foregn Exchange Offce Establshed STATE ST. Cor. Washngton St. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Of 1 >- Any Cloth Coat At OFF ORGNAL PRCE Womens Coats Msses Coats Chldrens Coats We have taken ths tremendous Mark- Down to clear out our entre stock of WNTER COATS n a Few Days. OUR LOSS YOUR GAN BURTON STORES 142 Smth Street, PERTH AMB0Y. 66 Broad Street ELZABETH. OPEN SATURDAY TLL 10 P. M. U PERFECT HOUSEKEEPNG FOLLOWS THE USE OF ELECTRC SERVANTS Unusual n Lamps UANT n desgn Q and attractve n every detal s ths table lamp, fashoned from a vase closely followng closonne enamel n treatment. shade may be had na varety of color combnatons. Fold on fold of bege georgette over rose slk lnng, wth bandngs of tapestry n antque gold. Jade green and bege makes another lovely shade. Prces are as attractvely low as the qualty of the lamp s pleasngly hgh. Lamp No, nch shade, No Complete j $32.00 > Lamp No, nch shadu, No. 342 Complete $30,50 t Toledo Automatc Electrc Cookstove Here, agan, electrcty provhtc a delghtfully clean convenent means ol cookng ; t costs lttle to operate. A whole meal cooks on a few cents worth of curreut. rce..$55.00 *5 DOWN a mouth for 10 muntta 5% dscount for cash Electrc Har Dryer speeds up the shampoo. $15 up. Electrc Vbrator keeps complexon youthful, brngs roay tnts to pale faces. $B up,, Electrc Curlng!rou keeps hdr becomngly ld$jmp For a Successful Washday Thor ELECTRC WASHER $ 2 Down Balance n 12 equal payments. Thor Washers -> $95.00 up Now Every woman know* tn: valuu of an uleotrc washng machne, as a santary washng mnthol, as a tme and labor-saver. But do you know that the Thor s more than an ordnary wash«r? Only tlt* luhst wear-rcblstnx materals go nto the Thor. Long exn-rtenco turns ths wuhler out mechancally perfect. ts K-urs are a apodal patented feature, of case hardened atcel. Tl«Tlor n t thoroufh washer and the speedest on the market, thu electrc washer you can depend upon. Here are three types to choose from; the revolvng-reversng cylnder Thor from $125 up. the oscllatng or rocker type, (well adapted for small househplds) $95: -=rtg "vacuum cup type $149. se splenddterms. J2 down and a year to pay, make. t an easy matter to (t the pkaa«of the Thor nto your houeekeeng ludget. Thor noon pay* for tself n the laundry Mls that t saves.»2 DOWN Come lh and see all three JtypeH AND A YEAR demonstrated. j TO PAY Best Coffee Maker Publc Servce Specal percolator of hghly polshed Alumnum handsomely beveled has the Bame spreader plate, coffee basket and nlchrome wrng, that are used D even *&0 percolators. TfU Attractve percolator, elllus»t thu exceptonally low pres, brews ty bmltblu eoatw, quckly. Electrc TABLE STOVES Tm ManntnDowman Klectrlu Table Stove wll cook a whole meal, enough ot three dshes (or lour people, rght at the table. Equpped wth toastef, egg poachng cup aud holders, tryng pan, drlpp/n and grd Wth waffle ron attachment,... $19-50 Landers, BVary and Clark Otc Stove performs all the dully* ot a top burner, rght on the

3 FRDAY, FtBRUARY 1, 1924 PAGE THREE Last Week To Buy Homestes at SCHODER HEGHTS "Md Shade Tree*" YOU KNOW THE LOCATON LOOK AT THE PRCES! HOMESTES from $79 On Easy Monthly; Payment* THESE PRCES WLL NEVER COME AGAN. Perth Amboy-Rahway Trolley passes property. Edgar R. R. Staton (Penna.) two blocks away. Man Street, Woodbrdge, 10 mnutes walk. Lots are 25x150 feet Salesmen on property from 10 a, m. tll 5 p. m, NC. 4 Green St. Tel Woodbrdge Our offce open tll 8 p, m. week days and 5 p. m. Sundays.»... «..«! M.*^ Fof c., anj fc,,^ Head. aches, Neuralga, Rheumatsm " and All Aches and Pans ALL DRUGGSTS 35c and 65c, jart and tubes Hopt.l sze, (3.00 TO WHOM T MAY CONCERN: TAKE NOTCE, that the underwll apply to the.court of Common Pleas of Mddlesex County on the 8th day of February, 1024, at ten oclock n the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as can be heard, at THAT LTTLE GAME" fcy K0*» USTEN OM Cftt FRAME W H. You ttomt KEBO pwm *J*V DM g t h e F a m l y- u seemed sens.. enonghlohalodl the Court House, n the Cty of Nett Brunswck, New Jersey, for an order authorzng me to assume another name, to wt, the name of John Charles SpauldrR, pursuant to the statute n such case made and provded. Dated January 8th, 1924 JOHN CHARLES LNDAUER,, St. Geortes Avenue, Woodbrdue, N. J. LEON E. McEMtOY, Attorney. 1-11, 18, 2.4; Day PoUr HWt T U)O«Lf DM? MHV MALf Of THtH WHKtK 1 * aonr Otfuoat RADO RALF AND HS FRENDS- A/A &ON6 TO St 1 AT TABLE? OF WEAF STATON TODAY 4*6:30 p. m. Cnrl T. Saul, composer-panst. Mary Vm Doran, soprano, accompaned by Mrs. Wllam Reddrck; Susanna Myers, Fary stores from aqross the sea for chldren. 7:30-10:30 p. m. Unted Cffar Stores daly sport talk by Thornton Fsher. Battery nstructon talk under auspces of Natonal Carbon, Co. Happness Boys, Hlly Jones and Ernest Hare. Musc by the World Mutual nstrumental Tro. Edth Fran Mlls, contralto, accompaned by Wnfred T. Ban-. B. Fscher & Companys Astor Coffee dance orchestra, TOMORROW 4-6:30 p. m. ^Dance program by the Carolnans Orchestra, Gladys Spcer Mosher, lyrc soprano, accompaned by Ethel Brown Hoyt. 7:30-8:80 p. m " Chclet Tro," asssted by thp Chclet Quartet, of the Amercan Chde Company. 8:30-11 p. m. Anmal banquet of the Metropoltan Lfe nsurance Co. drect from the Hotel Astor p. m. Prop-am by Gmbel Brothers, New York Cty. Vncent Lopez and hs orchestra drect from the Grll of the Hotel Pennsylvana. Sunday, February 3. 2:45-3:45 p. m. nterdenomnatonal servces under the auspce* of New York Federaton of Churches, New York Cty. Address by Dr, Danel A. Polng, assocate nresden of the Worlds Chrstan Endeavor Unon. Federaton Chor wh furnsh the musc. 3:45-6:30 p. m. Regular Sunday Mens Conference n the Bedford Branch Y. M. C. A., wth address by Dr. S. Parkes Cadmnn and musc by Glora Trumpeters. 7:20-9 p. m. -Muscal prop-am drect from Captol atre, New York Cty D. m. Organ rectal drec from the studo of the Sknner Organ Company, New York Cty. Monday, February :30 p. m. Carl Leggett, bartone, accompaned by Wnfred T. Barr. Specal "mothers " program wth talk and musc, 7:10-10 p. m. Dr. Frank Calcott on "Pcturesque Span of Today"; Unted Cgar Stores daly sport talk by Thornton Fsher. Talk by Peoples Trust Company; one, of a seres of lectures on Robert Brownng by Hoxe Neale Farchld. Eveready Battery Tro. " mportance of Busness Letters" by the Sales Lterature, nc. Carolyn Fmey Sprnger, contralto, accompaned by Mrs. F. A. Jascha Gurvvech, saxo- Sprnger. phonst, Tuesday, February S p. m. Mnne Wel, panst; "Vence," a talk by Mrs. Eva Adams. Talk by Mss Lucana Bushee Love. Forecast of Moto* Pctures by Adele Woodard. Consoldated market and weather reports by the U. S. Depart ment of Agrculture and Amercan Agrculturst. 4-5:30 p. m. Lc Roy Smth Dance Orchestra and Halle M. Hays, dramatc soprano, accompaned by Wnfred T. Barr. 7:30-10:30 p. m. Unted Cgar Stores daly sport talk by Thornton Fsher. Talk by the Retal Mllnery Assocaton of Amerca. Talk under auspces of the Amercan Surety ompany. Meetng hy th*> Amercan nsttute of Electrnl Enpneers, "Natonal Asppctn of TranRportaUon" drect from Metropoltan Opera!ous«, Thlladflphla, Concert by the Crescent Tro, wth Oscar Stalbcrg, bartone and comedan; Joseph M. Whte, tenor.. Wednesday, Febnary 6. Ha. m. Talks unde the auspces f Columba Unversty, New York Tuberculoss Assocaton, and Leonard Barron. of Garden Magazne. Consoldated market reports by U. S. Department of Agrculture and Amercan Agrculturst. Noon chapel servces by Chaplan tf nox and chor from Columba Unversty chapel. 4-6:30 p. m. Jesse Heagland Mtchell, panst: Rchard Powers bartone; Bernard Frank, harmonca playef. Stores and songs for chldren by John Martn and Helen Waldo. 7-10:30 p. mx Relgous servces under auspces of Unted Synagogue of Amerca. Unted Cgar Stores daly sport talk by Thornton Fsher. Talk by Amercan Agrculturst, Emma Glbert, contralto. Talk by the Amercan Bond and Mortgage Co. Concert by the Phlharmonc Socety of New York drect from Carnege Hall, New York Cty. Febtntry" 7, lla. m. Popular Thursday morn ng talks, wth Consoldated market and weather reports by U. S. Depart ment of Agrculture and Amercan Agrculturst. 4-6 p, m. Hotel St. George Orchestra. Mary Van Doren, soprano, accompaned by Mrs. Wllam Reddrck p. m. Mdweek servces under the auspces of the New York Federaton of Churches. Unted Cgar Stores daly sport talk by Thornton Fsher. Phlp A. Braver, bartone. Talk on "Hollands Desert," by Wrt Barntz. Talk by the Bank of Amerca. Concert by the Letz Quartette oj the Adolph Lewsohn Free Publc Course n Chamber Musc. "A talk on ^ York Stock Exchange." Raymond Freemantle, bartone. Vee Lawnhur., panst. Merle Hartwell, soprano. Program by Gmbel Brothers, New York Cty. Vncent Lopez and hs orchestra. Frday, February 8. lla. m. Consoldated market and weather reports by the Unted States Department of Agrculture and AmercanAgrculturst. Lecture by Mr. S. K. Ratclffe. 4-5:30 p. m. Frances Chrstmas, cellst; Edna Gormley, soprano; Mnne Poln, panst. Chldrens stores and songs by Anne Lloyd and Mar ore Horton Haskell, the Arshp Fary and the Brd Lady. 7:30-10:45 p. m. Unted Cgar Stores daly sport talk by Thornton Fsher; Wnfred T. Barr, panst, Concert by Mrs. Avlda Wlson, lyrc soprano; Frank Brantley, bartone, accompaned by odore Strong. Battery nstructon talk by George C. Furness. Happness Boys Blly Jones and Ernest; Hare. Weekly dgest by Mr. H, V. Kaltenbom, assocate edtor of the Brooklyn Daly Eagle. B. Fscher & (Vs. "Astor Coffee" Orchestra. Ethel B. McKay, soprano. -lsher By JACK WLSON Copyrght 1911 l>y ht MtQun NmtfapM Syndcm TO 5AVE TME U JUST WASH THAT SDE OF As an ad to conversaton when all other topcs fnl, nurh n«poltcs, relgon or the comntr snow or hal, there s one unfuln subject better pa than tnlcs»f woe. 1 refer n ths here nstance to the art of rado, Now-a-days the stnndnnl grcotn, as youre wnlkn down the street s "Well, hows your wreless workn ", an you answer, "Cant bo Beat. n you hafta stop an arguo bout whut set you thnk s boat, whether hetrodyne er odne s gan to pass the test. Wth these fancy reflex crcuts, well ts too complex fr me but lssen to em jabber lke a salor lost at sea. Complex, reflex, turpentne, hgh powered regeneraton, wrte them wordg down n y«r book. yll help out conversaton, But when nnybody asked me f lstened n last nght thats when can understand em an be sure m almost rtght. When t eomm to hgh-powered lsnn an dscubsn all the statons can gve em all the detals an hrow n the explanatons. f your ars lke classc musc try ths one er JUST KUfc-Tkanl You" Notes. Wlt AM- THAT * A fljou f\/mvt AOOWK mehbc that. All you hafta do s, can tell you where they*mm Hut tn get back to. thp subject tnew n pont want to moke when a vcrsatnnf laggn you wll man bg mstake f you dont brf" " some queston whch refers U> After that the rest s easy, fer an hour er so. Take last!.,.., nght fer nstance we went dotfn see Judd Smth. res a gay " awful hard to keep up corvemt wth. Hes a lawyer by brofenl< but he dont talk very much, evtl the nomnaton of the presdent such. Well, we st there by the : pluce sayn nujjn hm an me, t to tell whut he wuz thnkn f wth rare sagacty, remarked heard a lecture Wednesday nght Rado, (1 cant recollect thft ject). Turnn 1 quck he sel so?" n ho sez "Yqu know heard that on that lttle set of ; an h* Momed to know bs Say Bll ddnt t come n ftn»f After that the rest wuz easy llk«m a bt ago, f the conversatons taf>n gn, knda brng n Rado. ANTHONY McLEAN TALOR CLEANER, PRACTCAL TALOR, DYER Lades Plush, Velvet, Fur and Cloth Coats Relaed and Renovated. Lades Dresses, of all knds, Dry Cleaned by the French method (the only safe way), Gentlemens Overcoats Relned on short notce. SPECAL PRCES On Lades and Gentlemens Relned Coat* Durng January and February Alteratons and Repars of all knds at Very Attractve Prces. You should have your work done here, lor we can and wll-gve yoaservce and satsfacton. 95 MAN STREET, WOODBRDGE JOSEPH BLAUKOPF 564 ROOSEVELT AVE. CARTERET, N. J. "THE STORE OF SERVCE" We carry a full lne of Hardware, Pants, Ol, Turpentne and Putty. Also Wndow Glass, Coal Stoves, Ol Heaters, and a full lne of House Furnshngs. f you need Leaders, Gutters or Robfng on your house, call for Mr, Blaukopf. He s a frst class sheet : and metal worker. Also a specalst n Stove Reparng. Tel. Carteret 817. AW, WHATS THE Cant Get Rd of t A Classfed Adv. Wll Sell t Hundreds read our Classfed Ada GET ~O\S A WCg ME EYES EXAMNED Headaches Releved by Properly Ftted Glasses LenMM Ground on thephmumm 1. MANN OPTCAL 4a to my ttndfn, Mk y»ur dootor. 71* BMTP STRMT { OfponltB WoolTorth»<

4 PAGE FOUR Subscrpton, $1.50 Per Year rublahcl VCTV mlay by MDDLESEX PRESS, 23 Green Street, Woodbrdre Tdephonr, Womlbrdge 576 G. ARGS 1RALL."- - - Edtor MAXWEl.t, LOGAN - - Managng Edtor C.. HVUNK. -ladverlllnu RepreenMtlr*- Entrrcfl as ccond-rlnss matter March 18, 1919, at the Post-, offce nt Woodhrrlgo, N. J., undartht Act of March 8, 1879.»ffllSFK!ATr>F» nv jtmr MHMHMB nrw^atm. ~. ntw von, K. v. - nwm n, NDUSTRES MUST BE HAD TO KEEP TAX RATE FROM "HTTNG THE CELNG." proposed lurlkt for 1 f>l t, passcl on l> readngs on Monday nght and publshed M..V, wth a notce of publc hearng- to le hold Saturday -vctrk. February 9, shows that the nrrfkc n mont>y to he rased by taxes n 1024 over the amount rased last year s m»1 by any means to be lad ontrely at the door of the Board of Educaton. 1 Whle school expanses wll necesstate the rasng of $70,000 more than was rased last year for that purpose, the general townshp budget s also ncreased by $7:5,010. nvestgaton of the proposed budget shows the followng ncreases: $9,5(10 for general townshp purposes, ncludng salares, mantenance of the new Memoral Buldng, t ml man THE DRVE, le cnllorton "f rlnlhl f. he clothe e«s, ntnrv. lrnnr people v Hv :rshncr«of he ST..!AMKS f CUKH, >l Wnob d^e,. nn February 5, 1 J# vm have any contrbutons nf u--arnjr, apparel to make, be H-- n ether send them to the rsonato on Man street, or telephone Kev. R..7. OTarrcll before that date. Church* Notes Congregatonal Rev,.D B. Hoc lne wll colnuo hs dscussons on the "Ke-uahlo- j ness of Chrstanty" at n<>n(? and and second evenng servces, t. m.--" Wtness df the. Prophets." 7 :!!>.p. n. "s Deathbed Repen- Unce Possble?" a challenge to the FRDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924 SLZER VETOES RCHARDS BLL Governor -Denounces Measure Amed at Attorney General as Attempt at Poltcal Jobbng. TO LMT UTLTY BOARD Smpson W*nt ncrease n Sherflr Pay Hudton and Essex Offcal! vvould Rteelvt 115,000 Would Modfy Nght Work Act. Trenton. Governor Slher vetoed the Senate RchardH bll takng from the Attorney General tho powec to appont counsel, assstant counsel a consultng counael for the nterst RTKO and Tunnel Communons. ppnlntmenta undnr thn bll wore to le made by the Jolrt commssons. "f ths bll had for u purpose the establshment* of a prncple or the.subject of Dr. Koehnes lecture tonght. Krlay, February 1st. wll be "Chrst ((ntrusted wth Great Men." Tht-«-lecture, of Dr. Kot-ho t, omnwllod of an e!,lubllflhe(l prlnr.a.,tr.vd B ftwu" - "«. >«-«* **- ** «- thb (jovornftr sad n glvns hs objectons clersluol by nl. Lades ( <nrcontnual re^hr meetng at the home of Mrs. l. W. Hall, on Green street and Hun avenue. Mrs. W. 1,. Harnrd, tennnco of the tax assessng and collectng departments; 11-< usurer, reported that $!>!() hud $13,.00Q for tn lce department; 9500 for the mantenance ^ ^ Z ^ J Z ^ L r * of the polce court and jal; $2,400 for flc health department; Washngtons brthday supper to b* held n tho lecture room of the $1,000 for the pnor department; and $2:1,200 for roa<l repar church (n February 21. Followng and mane.nace. Szable ncreases also appeal- n the funds the,busness sesson a socal tme was enjoyed, HM danty ref eshmetts for retrng bonds and for nterest on bonds. frst s ncreased by $M,.K)0 and the latter by $2(5,000. Some of ths At the Congregatonal Church, on were served. total ncrease s offset by an ncrease of $22,000 revenue from Harron avenue, the frst of the seres of lectures by Rev. John B. Koehne, mscellaneous sources but stll leaves an ncrease of $73,910 ). ).,,L. D., was gven on Wednesday, January 111), and wll contnue to to be added to the tax blls. February 10, nclusve. y are beng greatly enjo-yefcand Dr. Koehnes Whle t s axomatc that any ncrease n tax rate s never : & popular subject wth taxpayers t s ^evdent that the taxpayers of Woodbrdge must face one ths year. Board of Educaton clams that t has pared ts budget down to the bone and members of both poltcal factons on the Townshp Commttee canddly say wthat they see jo tem n ther budget that can be whttled away. t s natural to expect that the more a townshp grows the greater wll be the expense of operatng t. n most towns, ncrease n populaton s kept pace fth by an ndustral ncrease. That s not true of Woodbrdge Town*p. Whle Carteret has enough ndustres to pay 70 per cent, cf her taxes, Woodbrdge s" fast growng nto a muncpalty where ndustry a almost a neglgble quantty. Woodbrdge must have more ndustres or suffer the fate of all resdental communtes that of payng hgh taxes. tax rate here has reached the pont where a perod of retrenchment mst be consdered unless some way can be found to adjust the present dmnshng rato between ndustry \ and resdents. Ths paper agan urges the Zonng Commsson ; TO FUNCTON SO THAT NDUSTRY MAY BE ASSURED - --THAT T WLL BE WELCOME N CERTAN PARTS OF THE TOWNSHP. TOO BAD BUT ANZOVNO COULDNT SEEM TO MAKE THE GRADE AS A FRST CLASS COP. t was but a few weeks ago that James Anzovno, one of the new polcemen, was brought up on charges of havng been nsleep on duty. He was represented by- able counsel, pleaded that he had been taken sck wth volent cramps, and was let off wth a reprmand and a fne of $25. But he 1 apparently dd not proft by hs experence. Roundsman Larson has agan been forced to prefer charges aganst hm on the grounds of sleepng n a flagmans shanty at-lseln. But the Commttees tme wll not be taken up wth another ^gprt SLEEVE - pplomacy. v T A recent cartoon n the l,. Dawes Bttng on a hgh stoo -M(jj Commsson table whch v, and Oregonan shows General s shrt sleeves at the feparasurrounded by a group of Eunn dplomats garbed n full dress wth gold brad and all,th# tnsel that Went wth offcaldom of the pa&t. Under the table each of these dplomats has a keg of powder, a revolver, bowle knfe or aome other neuument of warfare wth whch he Jbopes to gan an advantage over hs neghbor. General Dawes, slently "watchng from ha stool, says: lemen, whle am kere, we wn play all the cards on the Consternaton appears on the faces of the dplomats,ent. For ftj greed scholarly am popuhvr presentaton of the great facts and truths of the foundaton of the Chrstan relgon are very approprate to the crtcal and questonng sprt of the present tme. He s an eloquent, logcal and forcble speaker. Lades Congregatonal Assocaton.of Church held ther regular weekly meetng "Tuesday afternoon at tha home of Mrs. W. Hall, corner of Green street and Barron avenue. Plans were formulated for a Washngton brthday supper, to be held n the Sunday school room, Feb. 21st. treasurer, Mrs. W. L. Harne), reported that the sum of?510 had been cleared from the annual far held prevous to the holdays. Refreshments and a socal tme were enjoyed at the close of the regular sesson. next meetng wll be wth Mrs. Stem, on Myrtle avenue, Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 5. Methodt At the mornng servces the communon wll be held. n addton to the pastor, Uev. A. S. Dezendorf, admnsterng the sacrament and baptsm, the recepton of new members fath and also by letter. n the evenng the Methodst members are nvted, and have accepted the nvtaton, to the Congregatonal Church, when Rev. J. B. Koehne wll lecture on the frst of hs seres of lectures.^ On Tuesday afternoon the Lades Ad wll hold ts meetng n the pa 1-1 sonage at 3 oclock. all-day mssonary meetng, whch was to have been held ths conmj* Monday, wll be. held at a later Jate, whch wll be announced later. Epworth League wll hold ts socal and busness meetng on Tuesday, February 5, at 8 oclock, n the lecture room of the church. Sunday school board wll hold ts next meetng on. Thursday at 7:46 n the parsonage. Mens Club wll hold ts frst annual dnner n the lecture room of the church on Monday, February 11. Suzanna Wesley Crcle wll serve for the evenng. A noted speaker from New York wll entertan the audence. lo tha bll. "t does not, however, do ether of these, but on the contrary.b avowed purpose s to tnke away from he Attorney General, where baa resded ever snce UB creaton of the rnnmlaalon, the appontment ot legal assstants. "t s mobt unfortunate that at a tme when nefe af<% so many mportant and pressng matters requrng the attenton of the state, that one of the frst blls to be ntroduced, the second one to cohe nto the hands of the Governor, and passed n great haste, should be a bll dealng wth he preservaton of poltcal jobs and the creaton ot new ones." Governor sad he does not beleve the people of New Jersey are so much nterested as to who holds the job as they are n seeng that the work la well, economcally and hon- He referred to the formaton of the commsson as a result of "rpper" legslaton and t has contnued, he stad on the poltcal and partsan bass on whch t was founded. Confrmaton of Edward L. Katzenbach, the newly apponted attorney general, wll not take place untl after tha Senate pasnet pver the Governors veto the "rpper" bll, accordng to schedule. Aa soon aa all danger of the new attorney generals authorty has been removed be wll bo promptly confrmed. bll wll MBttnue Senator Emerson L. Rchards, of Atlantc Cty, as counsel, wthout pay, on the vehcular tunnel, and T. Harry Rowland, of Camdan, as legal advtor on the Camden- Phladelpha brdge, at $7,500. Reaaoptlon of the bll wll pave the way for Mr. KaUenbachs confrmaton. Hs confrmaton has been held up pendng fnal dsposton of the BUR Contfbl Taken From Utlty Board By Assembly Bll Trenlnn. Tho Honne of Assem lly passed the. Kenwnrthy bus bll we tnk-n from the ulllc Utlty CumnlHsln control of Jtney nses and places such authorty n he hands of muncpal ot flclnls. vote was 31 n favor and,27 HKHURL Kssex delegaton was all for the bll wth the excepton of lupert Mlls. re was no dscusson on the measure, thn members beng satsfed wth the arguments advanced at the hearng earler n the day. "rpper. 1 Ths delay wll deprve Mr. Katenbach of desgnatng new counsel on the brdge and tunnel projects. n publc debate n the Semte, Sanof Street Electrc Hallway opposed the measure. He sad Jtney traffc requred more, not \eea, state regulaton. trolley strke settlement of last summer he- characterzed an "a fne example of passng the buck from muncpal authortes to the Utltes Commsson to the Government and to the courts." Pay ncrease for Shrt-ns Peelng that the salary of $10,000 n year that s pad to the sherffs of Hudson and Essex countes s lnsuffl dent for tho responsblty of the of lce, Senator Smpson offered 1n the Senate a bll to ncrease the stpend? to $16,000 a yuur. " salary of thn sherffs," sad Senator Slmppon, n talkng about the bll, "have not been rased n manj yeats Una thrre has been no eonpensutlon to them for the change 1n the expense of lvng snce. Some recognton should be" gven to that condton n a poston of sucb great m portance." To a queston where the dea of the ncrease orgnated, the Senator re pled that the thought was hs own end was due to hla observaton of con dtons durng the course of hs prac tlce at the Hudson court house. To Modfy NlghUWork Act Senator Smpson also put n a bll to modfy the law enacted last year whch would forbd the employment of women n factores at nght after the end of ths year. Under.the Smpson measure, authorty would be glv en to the State Commssoner of Labor to permt the employment of women f hs department found that the workng condtons n any certan es tabllshmeut are healthy. Under another measure by the Hudson Senator, schools would be compelled to recognze state certfcates gradted to wounded solders authorzng them to receve credt because of ther wounds. Mr. Smpson explaned that under the present law the schools are not subjected to any penalty for falure to recognue the certfcates. Hl» bll s to "put teeth" nto Je law. Attack Electon Bureau Wth Republcans backng,the bll to abolsh the county electon bureau* n Hudson and Essex, when the House Electons Commttee held a hearng Captan Thomas A. McDonald ot Jer- Bey Cty, State Republcan Commt- ator Rchards expressed a dlslnclna- onan Howard R. Cruse and others tlon to contnue for any consderable nterested n retanng the patronage tme as counsel on the tunnel Job. the bureau affords, were Berlously flu» When Senator Rchards was asked K tered to defend ther ]oba. n the he ntended to step asde n antcpaton, of Attorney General Thomas F. efforts they^ reverted to condtons ol electon corrputlon that exsted seven MeUran beng hs successor, Rchard* teen years ago. sad t would be an admrable selec- Ths pont was brought out by As ton. He doubted, he sad, f Mr. Me- Cran, who retred BS Attorney General, could be nduced to take the post. Rchards declared the retrng Attorney General recently rejected a much more attractve offer pf publc servce. Bll to Lmt Utlty Board tral of Anzovno. "sleepy cop" walked nto the polce After a caucus of Republcan assemblymen on educatonal blls provdng staton Tuesday nght, voluntarly strpped hmself of hs badge that the state board of educaton and other sgns of offce and told the sergeant n charge that should name the commssoner of educaton and that county attendance offcers mght be apponted or dscon- he was "through." Rather an nformal way of dong thngs but qute satsfactory to all concerned. tnued at the request of county superntendents the House began work on When Anzovno was tred on the frst charge,brought ts thrd readng calendar and the Kenworthy bll to lmt the Jursdcton of.aganst hm the court room was packed wth many of hs Presbyteran frends. y had confdence n hm and beleved hs story the publc utlty commssoners over re wll be no servce n the of "cramps." fact that he dd not value the confdence of Presbyteran Church Sunday evenng, but routes, to those establshed slne as the congregaton wll unte wth March 15, 1921, was paased by a vote hs frends hghly enough to show them t was justfed must be the Congregatonalsts Jn a servce at of 31 to 27. dsappontng to them; Anzovno, hmself, should feel the mat-uhor church, Ths measure at a publc hearng Sunshne SnRh Class wll meet Monday evenng, February 4, wth Mrs. tves of the Publc Servce Corpora- was vgorously opposed by representa- ter keenly. Wn. Donovan, on Fulton Btreet. ton, the trolleymens assocaton and the State Federaton of Labor URGE YOUR COMMTTEEMAN TO KEEP BULT UP Epscopal At the hearng Oeorge L. Record SECTONS OF OUR TOWN FREE FROM SGNBOARDS. 8 a. m. Holy Eucharst. and Qeorge S. Seymour advocated the ll a. m. Church School. Several cases have appeared lately of vacant property n bll and derded the allegatons ft 11 a. n. Holy Eucharst and sermon. bjelness, wpuld create a monopoly of the jtney ^bult-up Hectons of the townshp beng used for sgnboards, Townshp Commtteetook, the matter up Monday nght A. p. m. Evensong. Edmund W. Wakeless, vtee-dresldent of the Publc Servce Corpora.-,-jjtth. the eul n vew of drawng an ordnance to oppose such Unt of the Trnty practce, Accordng to law no muncpalty can draw an ordlvnance absolutely prohbtve of sgn boards; the best that can t" Grove on MorJday nght. the state would be thrown nto caob rhurch"he!d"h pard -party the bll, declarng that ut home of Mss Ada Fullerton, the entre transportaton BHuatloH tn venue, be done s to dscourage them by means of rgd specfcatons A law mnlh-r attended and a pleasant evenng wan spent, wth the fol- "Ufllmlted. and unrestrcted oppo- l( the bll became law., and tx levy, lowng wnners wth hgh scores: ston! would be certan to destroy tha.,; Jvery property owner should be behnd the commttee n Mrs. Walter (jugcr, Mrs. S. B. Demarest, Mr. M luughton, whle the non- and would hnder greatly the effcency busness o! reputable Jtney owners ths matter, for no person who takes prde n the appearance playors prze went tp Mrs. Moran, of trolley servce," Mr. Wakeless declared. "Ths would be a blow to the of hs own resdence: and the neghborhood n whch he lves and the soluton pr Ee awarded Mrs. Cdr- l).-,trum. people bf New Jersey who are nterested prmarly n obtanng the best.wants that appearance volated by the presence of sgns that nrge the merts of lver plls or lnment, puch thngs may be servce possble." CHNESE PECULARTES nl rght along the hghways. y can do lttle harm there Mr. Record, counsel for bus owners, sad the bll should be passed. unless nature has made the scenery uncommonly attractve. Chnese are the only people oo Muncpal authortes, he declared, are JJut when they are sandwched n between resdences they spol earth wlu cut nu cheese. more competent to route busses n the beauty created by man at consderable expense. thatr own ctes than any Board of Chnese women prefer death n chl}- rt&mc TJtllty Oom ntbslo»mb. Sgnboards n resdental sectons are an affront to. the brth to dtum luuthsrbood. Mr. Seymour, of Newark, e, counsel \ man who has spent hs money to make hs home attractve. fpr Uje Jltneymen ot -* K«M -"J-* "» County, poke for passage &"* URGE YOUR,COMMTTEMA^J TO FGHT THEM! pok p of thedll, declar- hghest mubltlo H a Chnaman la to have a «.,«ooffla MJ4 «tta* t* ng jtney competton ««the onlj weapon at the dsposal ollhe p«ople n an effort to curb the Publc Servce Chnese rhllrren prembt p ther path acrlre l t Harry Jones, of Paterson, vce char Corporaton. /" ent* wth a when they the Bfe of Ht j lve ] n&rr of the Amaln^mated Aasoclatlo only am of the Amercan ttaembera on the Reparatons Commsson U. to secure an tyrly and peaceful pettlement of the fnancal trouble of Germany whch are upsettng the ndustral rehabltaton of all of EMTope today. "Dplomatc poker players" n ^urqpe are not gong to put over any slegh-of-hand trcks on "Hell and Mara" Dawea or O. D. Young, whle these gentlemen act as re rsertatves for the Unted States on the Reparatons Commsson. Amercan members of the Cdmmason lre payng ther own expenses and are lvng llustratons of "shrt sjeeve dplora py" whfjfa wll appeal^ *ppeal«" ^~J H J-J A^.«J- A e to mlt semblywoman May M. Carfy durng the hearng and she nqured why aa clent hstory should be dug up to ap ply to present condtons. Mr. Barl son, a member ot the commttee, also took part n the questonng. bll was assaled by Drector D6dd on be halt ot the Essex County Board ol Freeholders, and then by Mrs. Lllan B. Feckert, vce charman of the Re publcan Btate Commttee and prest dent of the New Jersey Republcan Womens Club. Vews of Judge Cry "Wth all of the local offcal power, ncludng all the low enforcement offcers and bodes cvontrolled by sngle poltcal machne," Mr. Car; wrote, "no matter how vrtuous tha machne may be reported to be,» temptaton s presented that s too serlousctfl dsregard. f ths powet should be tempted nto exercse for the purpose ot electng a Unted States Senator, a Governor, or even a Presdent ot the Unted Stateslackng Borne state supervson or control, who could alup t or mnmse t Electon repeaters and stuffed boxe would add nothng new tp the hstory ot Hudson County majortes. "As county Judge of Hudson sentenced one culprt, a pckpocket, to Jal, who admtted to me that he had y.aed. slkfet?. en. l l"}. c *! n ne sect on.9 of our county n one electon. "1 am opposed to a repeal of the bll that gven at least a measure of protecton, unless some better protecton s substtuted by the Legslature. "t the probable cost Qt mantanng the bureau B larger than desrable, that stuaton can readly be met by tho Legslature lmtng the amount to be made avalable tor the job. "Essex n no event wll requre the amount requste to be expended n Hudson, as some of the condtons nvolved ar-e more serous n one county than tn the other, but legslaton can easly meet ths stuaton. "At an} rate, the repeal of ths protectve legslaton at ths tme n the lace of a Presdental electon, an electon of a Unted States Senator and the electon of a new Congress of th-) ShhSm -For BPT» fc Mlo-*,.U-«ort ut r»w. n «> Sg uratons, for the sad fscal year: SSSEEWSS 1 > s ««>r3;!»n 1923 RESOUUCKS: For 1924 Surplus Revenue approprated 15, Revenue Reserve approprated Mscellaneous Revenue *,... nft Buldng Department fees onnnno Plumbng antt Health Department feed,nmjnn Recorders fnes RSSOO 00 Franchse Taxe,, n Gross recepts tax A ono 00 nterest and Costs onnooo Water Bond Revenue?SonoO Mscellaneous Lcenses.uuu.u Fuel Admnstraton Polce Unform Refund Poll taxes Total Antcpated Mscellaneous Revenue $103, AMOUNT TO BE RASED BY TAXES: Estmated proporton to be leved on Ralroad property 1/6? 38, Other property 5/6 191, Budget 2, ,& , , , , , , , Total proposed tax levy 229,910,00 156, Total Antcpated Revenue $333,010,00 $236,806.W APPROPRATONS: Approprated Approprated for 1924 for 1923 General Townshp Purposes, Subdvded as follows: Salares, exclusve of" Other departments, % 6, Prntng, Advertsng and Supples 6, General 4, % 17, Memoral Buldng Mantenance.. 5, Taxes: Salares General. $11, , ^, on Tax Antcpaton Notes Vofje,sundvded\.as e,sundvded\.as follows: Salares l :.:$50,OGt,00 Equpment 6,00(BOO General 4, Penson Fund 2, Polce Unform, 1923 bll. 2.10G.00 ^Recorders Court, subdvded as follows: Salary % 1, Expenses and care of prsonem., Hydrant Contract Buldng Department, subdvded as follows: Salary % Health, subdvded as follows: Salares % 9, General. 2, Poor, subdvded as follows: Salary % Relef 0, Chldrens Home Almshouse 1, General 400.0Q toads, subdvded as follows: -Repars. _?65,o6o.0O Salares ; 5,200,00 Equpment \ 3, Sower Mantenance (ontntftht Expenses, 3% Keasbey Water.".% 3, Estmated levtlue.,^ ^. t... ; :..., :. 3, Estmated loss lows: TSsftefflES Debt and nterdt, r.:::r::.v:::7::::;::.^v::r subdvded as fol- : Snkng Fund Bonds: \ " Fords Pacng 4 $10, Fundng : j,....; 3( lownsnp shate, netw mprovements.. 17, Almshouse. 1, nterest on ~ onds. " , Tax Arrears Notes 14, nterest Defcency v.. 26, Dscount on Taxes pad n advance... Deferred Ralroad Tax.."" Emergency Notes leserve for blls not presented n 1323 Over expendtures n,1923 for Health Poor Damages «lafed-from dogsn 1928""! Unltad Btata, would be an not of (l B 0»d» not covered (Rewrve fsr unsuper-polltlcal stupdty, unless some f collectble taxes) thng better was frst provded to pro- Mscellaneous deferred tems made up tect the regstry and safeguard the castng of ballots." We Want Yon to keep n mnd the fact that n addton to prntng ths news* paper we do job work of any knd. When n need of anythng n ths lne be sure follows: Ov«r atnuttttg? Tax Revenue ; Mscellaneojus Revenue t Water Bond Revenue 4Sp,00 Accounts Recevable chafed off., Accounts Payahla 1916 unapproprated, : S , , , , , , , U f 10, , , , None , ,000,00 1, ,150,00 1, ,000,00 1, , , , % 6, , , $ 13, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , $ 1^600.00, None 1, , )0t) / , , ,150,00 14, , d Total Proposed Appropratons 2. Th» Budget shalf al 80 cnstl.... 1V» 88!MM-00»286,800,00 T effect February 16,1924. fnsttufe the T»x Ordnance and dull takegeup p roted J * Advertaed February 1, m. wth notee of brng February 9,1924 ^&^$L«WJ^<>!«««-"» Commttfe wll &llssl,

5 Dck Lynch Card at Carteret Next Week Carl Morrs Lnden Added to Lst of Vctms by Losng Game to Red and Black * Perth Amboy and Rahway Wll Furn.h Opposton For Local. Next Week 1, # L breaker from the sde of the court close tuardne game nether overlost faled. the Lnden ball «ftera worked ^^f^ the b» ^ ^ lose,,tquou tuardne q a^d game remaned nether n over- the the narrow court and M.ska tred lor c,, wh,stle blew a goal. Hts mss brought the b*u K j j e meantlme Dr ummond and nto a te. Mka Mska Peterson bused themselves wth the a slght ^. 1^» den n b Z ed f0^mj. 8 fourth Tme and he was ruled fnrtn fast-steppng locals on the forme :B OU ^ jn to uke court 1-tNw a/ternoon. getoor. ^ ^, layout of the ^. d «^to V r" then moved to the advanced berth Snrow rt^d d 8 Hoaff m s s f or Vr t whch Hoagland held 1 by do*n. ths tme doped dbrd u half. Long shots were "eces^ry «* opposton and and Drummond and Hoaglana proved out &]ead ^ ^ work that they were as dangerou L r th^ of the defense held Lnden to but two the center of the floor as under the J*" 1^ Voorhees and de Russy basket, _. thekad three personals called on them Woodbrdpe got the.tp>o«_«thena ^ hftl and Goodwnj of openng play, and after a bnrf» J g removed from the game rf ^ ^ ^ Th terval Drummond caged a neat held u,, v Woodbrdge rf ^ ^boys ^ played Th ha goal. lost the On ball the «next fter, a play ^.^f^n Woodbrdge close v Woodbrdge boys played a t, terrtory but lost Sr au on outs ol -alas.» Lnden. a horse accordng to Hoagland, j Hrschman, f. spread the leathers wth a net long Mska, f. shot and another by hs runnng mate, Sauk, c. Mska, evened up thngs consderably, Goodwn, g. ullowog JQfoodbrdge only a scant pont lead. score slowly rounded out, Woodbrdge always just a lttle ahead, untl at the end of the frst hdlf t stood n fuvor of the vstors. Shortly after the openng of the second half Hoagland scored u hert- EMPRE THEATRE RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY Telephone Kahwuy 150 Under the sole management ot Loue Helman. Empre U *M e aunce daly at 2:30. Evenngs at 7-10 and 9:15. Vaudevlle every Wednesday evenng wth P«ure8 f Saturday vaudevlle «nd P"*u«* No seats reserved. Matnee at 2.AH- Evenng at and 9:30. All seats reserved Saturday evenng. TODAY (Frday) Feb.. 1 "SALOMY JANE" wth an All Star Cast, headed by Jaequ.lTo Logn. Georg. F.wcett Mturjce Flynn Extra today Topcs of the Day Chas. Murray n "Pata Patent." TOMORROW (Saturday) Feb. 2- "BLOW YOUR OWN HORN" featurng Ralph L*wt, Derely P«td««Warner R.«t«r wth a Specal Supportng Cat a CMmedy, "Wnter Has^Come^ Four ([Acts of thj MONDAY, Feb. 4 : "EMBLEMS OF LOVE" a story of love and devoton wth a notable All Star Cast News and Fables Beneft of the Loyal Order of Moose.- Tamaroff, g. Orkn, g. -^ - 13 G. F. Tl F. Tl. 1, "" Several stff battles are looked forward to n the remander of the sea- sun. Th«schedule whch Manager Dan Fee has prepared for the varsty s one of the toughest ever booked for a team representng the Red and Bluck. So far -the team has lost but two contests, one to Battn and the other to South Rver. y wll have a chance to jxjnge themselves on South Rver when the latter comes to Woodbrdge on the seventeenth of next month, but t s not lkely that Battn wll book) a return game wth the locals. Next week the representatve teams wll dvde honors wth the Barron Avenue boys. Though probably the Woodbrdge court warrors wll meet tougher opposton n later games these two contests mean more to them than any others they are lkely to play n ther carters. Snce ths s the frst contest wth the Spanktown boyb snce 191G, the lo cult) are all the more anxous to score a wn over them than ther most btter, though frendly rvals, from the Pace Makng Cty. game wth Rnhwuy s to be played on the Ln con school court ot that pluce. A large delegaton of rooters desrous of seeng ths contest, have already announced* thur ndenton of journeyng wth the locals next Wednesday nght and "Uy more are expected to make the trp, battle wth Amboy takes place on Frday nght of next week on the Barron avenue court. A record breakng crowd s expected to attend ths game and the home team a confdent that wth the support of the roters who wll attend and ther own court to play on, that they wll he able to down ther old rvals by a Matnee 2:30; Evenng 7:10 & 9:15. _ Classfed Ads. Brng Results TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Feb. 6-6 Pol N.gr, Jack Holt «nd ChurU de Roche.n th* screen* mot dramatc ttory "THE CHEAT" Extra on Tuesday: Cameo Comedy *"By 3y Lanterf Lmts. Lghts." 1 A comc: /Plus fplus and anc. Matnee at 8:80110c and 25c Evenng 7:10 end 9:16. Admsson: 17c and 36c. On 1 Wednesday, a comedy, "Oh Sster." 4 act* VAUDEVLLE 4 act. THURSDAY & FRTDAY, F*b. 74*^~ "LAWFUL LARCENY" wth a specal cast, ncludng Hop* Hampton, Nta Nald, Low Cody, CLonr.d Nagal vtory «f a wfe who loses her husband to a modern cleopatra and wnj hm back n startlng fashon. On Thursday: Hal Rough comedy, "Lovey Dovey"; Wm. Duncan n " Steel Tral No. 2. Matnee for chldren 8:30. " "-W..8 45,47c, 80c Want Somethng? Advertse for t n these columns A Classfed Adv. Wll Sell t mhnhr" /Tdvertsers ^/* wllftndths paper an excellent medum n whch to dsplay ther bargans and make therwantknown Lester Applebaum TODAY, FEBRUARY, 1M4 Boy Scouts Organze Fast: Basketball Team, p, Boy Scouts, has mw n unformed lnfk-dmll cnm consltnl Percy ( K of.lames nwm Cunnngham, fonvurds; ; R Tnp-p pen, contrr; Wll. rhes ((apt.) :uul Wlbur Shrk. nls. Suhs arc Wm. KdRr, Elbcr lmnlr and Jack hey played tl.cr fr4. game on [ the mh House rmrt last Thurslsy furnoon wth lu> Avenel Jr»., wnnnjr by a large m.n K n. On Wedny. Feb. (, they wll play a Csr- cun on the PH sh House court. jvotorboat Club Starts Bllard Tournament Sewnren Motmlmnt Club reenlly receved a letter from the Motorhoat (Hub of Kahway complmcntk the local club on ts work n rescue of a pnrty of fve men and wnnen who were thrown nto the cy wftors of the Snnd when ther lm-h caught fre. Offcers of the dull to serve for the ensunjt yenr, flrted at a recent meetng, re. mnnodore, C. A. (lrmtl; vce-commolore, W. W. Con,,,r; treasurer,. t. Wvlker; Bocretnry, Morrson Chr«te; trustees, Wllnm Ames, F. Turner Howell, E. Dwyer, R. W. Muller and F.. Tonght the cl"l> "ll hold the frst of n scres of weekly hllrd and pool contests. Scentfc Leader. tlents, hl " 1 " f le drn lbrary, frst mehrel the crcumference of the earth n 245 B, 0. N LNE WTH THE SPORTSMEN A year or so from now the tght fans wll clamor for a meetng between "Young" Strhlng and Paul Berlonbach. And we thnk that the wnner of such a fght wll h; lght heavyweght champon of the world. From all ndcatons the addng machne wll portant part n the Olympc games. Offcals put \ay an mnew ^ nto the proceedngs early ths week when they proceeded to ward "bonus" ponts to all members of the Fnnsh, Norwegan and French speed skatng teams they could fnd. Mr. Taylor, manager of Uncle Sams speed skatng force, makes t plan that he beleves the Amercans may wn n athletc competton but tll lose the games when the matter s referred to the addng machnes. Of late nternatonal competton seems to have done everythng elae but strengthen the so-called entente cordale. Frst came the wrangle over a game of tenns between two well Known stars of the far sex and then the fshermen of Gloucester and Nova Scota fought over a lttle matter of o boat racng, W. w 0. McGeehan, of the New " York Herald, "- u predcts JU, that lk,t Mr. Bok wll have to offer a prze for a plan to avod nternatonal games. Carteret fremen have arranged an unusually good boxng c-ard for ther smoker n Coughlns audtorum next Frday nght. n the headlner, an eght round bout that probably wll not last that long, Carl Morrs meets th«*hard httng and clever Lester Applebaum, of Rahway, Ether man can ht hard enough to end the fght abruptly, a fact that ponts to an nterestng battle unless the boys choose to fght cautously, Dck Lynch and Chck Woody, the former from Carteret, and the latter a lanky boy from Elzabeth, should put up an exhbt n ther sx-round sem-fnal almost or equally as good as the star bout. Three four round bouts wll open the show. hgh school basketball squad of Cnach Rothfuss s turnng n some fast exhbtons nowadays. nterest centers on turnng n some as twnuuuud n U..«^MJ^.... the teams mportant engagements wth ts old rval, Perth Am Loy, and South Rver, one of the two teams that can clam vctores over the locals ths year. Followers of the Woodbrdge quntet clam ther team wll beat South Rver n the return engagement on the local court. That remans to be seen, but t s generally admtted that the red and black has one of the real "dynamte" squads of Mddlesex, capable of handng a trmmng to the best of them. re s talk of a seres o? games between the hgh school team and W6odbrdge Bg Fve for the champonshp of the townshp. sem r pros wll fnd ( the school boys about as tough a pece of opposton as they have met ths year. Accordng to a bulletn sent out by New Jersey FBh and Gawe Commsson, Jersey hunters klled 1219 deer ths year Wthout shootng a sngle farmer or hunter. Hoaglands Team n Lead n B.B. League 15 Meck. G. W. Messck o Schvenzer» Parsons " Martn, lnt^ar Poston, F<*- *>--- ;;;; ;:;;; { feu To Me»«ck j WOODBRDGE. As the result of one forfet and one game n the tones ana no UEU»U. Messck are second, wth an average of.600, whle Martns tsjam, wth ts forfet, has not yet broken nto the wn column. squad led by Hoagland took the measure of the team captaned by Lorch n a stff battle that ended A pck-up team, captaned by Al Jacobs, took the place of Martns team, that dd not show up and gave Messcks team a stff workout. pckups were no match for Blls boys, as the score shows. box scores: HouUnd. G. 1 Hoagland 3 L. Neary 0 E. Gerty 2 Thompson o Vescy 5 Da Russy. 6 Thurge&on Lorctu C.. Lorch 4 -G. Messck,-, 8 Jnegqr, 4 * - G. A«een 2 4 Cunnngham r JMO*. - Q. F, Tl. 1 0 N «DTMAS Today and Saturday " Slent Command" Love ntrgue Hgh Seas Comng for Four Days Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. MAP s a marrage not solemnzed n tl«ordnary way tot oreatedby a mutual agroemont to?*$/>* and who lve to other to ther, and wfe for, agreement expressed t f LUfltand and wf«,nd hold eaoh a husband and such \ Cornne Grffth ytearle am EHMDexter TTrrrrnTTT rtttr r T~rr STPTfTTT Woodbrdge atre TODAY (Frday) Feb. 1 "SCARE OF JEALOUSY" a Thomas 4- nce producton wth an All Star Cast also the second epsode of "THE WAY OF A MAN" 0 30 F. Tl t 15$ League Standng. Won.,Lost. P.C ; Martn Games Scheduled for Feb. 4. Lorch vs. Martn. Messck vs. Hoagland. Qur Job Work Advertses tself Jodlcloat Advcrtllttg Geatet many new y Enl» B e» many m old btvscm. Pesaves many a large bttnem, Revve* maoy a dull buwem. Retcues many tort hmoe**, Sav<«many falng banat, Secure* HKCCM n any busncm. We Art t Yowr Servce TOMORROW (Saturday) Feb. 2 Jacke Coogan n "CRCUS DAYS" An Educatonal comedy "A Good Scout" MONDAY, Feb. 4 "THE VOW OF VENGEANCE" featurng Jack Lvngston, Al Ferguson and Mary Wynn TUESDAY, Feb. 6 "A SOU OF THE DESERT" wth Merrll MuCormck, Murn SBB and Robert. Burns a Pathe comedy " Bg lde«" and Pathe News No. 5 WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6 "THE LAST MOMENT" starrnj^henry Hull and Dors Kenyon and an Educatonal comedy "Hazel From Hollywood" THURSDAY, Feb. 7 "PONEER TRALS" featurng Cullen Lands, Alce Calhoun and others. together wth "A Barnyard Rodeo" more ther ewed favor nor age rhlej wfe aw land DOYLE & CUNNEEN "THE SPOT SHOP" & "THE SPOT SHOP" 155 SMTH ST. PERTH AMBOY Learn to Trade at the SPOT SHOP and Save Money! STETSON HATS All cart and buue pass our door. Open Evenngs Except Tuesdays and Thursday* ^ n ~ FADE SHRTS STETSON HATS Order Now and Save t 0 $15 24th Sem-Annual SALE Hundreds of Good Dressers can tell you how they keep ther Clothes Cost Down and Stll Wear TaU^ Made Clothes. a Cartoon comedy also Pathe News No. 6 Have your Clothes Made the SPOT Way _ ^ $5.00 to $15.00 on Your lour Sut sun or Overcoat. uvurcua. CLASSFED ADS Classled advertsements only one cent a word; mnmum charge 26c. LOST LOST COMB, flnty prey wth blue stones, between Schoder avenue" and Woodb-dtfe Hgh School, on Monday nght. fnder please return to Woodhndpe ndependent. OST Old fashoned round damond and emerald rng, between Grove avenue" and Man- street. Reward t returned to the offce of the ndependent. ST. BERNARD Male don and whte mddle-nsd f«nale don lost Monday. odore Yackman, 694 Colgate avenue, Perth Amboy, N. J- 1.26; 2-U 8. LOST A green wcker fernery, on Freenun street or Lnden avenue. Reward f returned to 115 Grove avenue. WORK WANTED NURSE -Open for engagement. Mss J. Smth, 189 Patterson St. Perth Anboy. Tel. BBfl-B. UPHOLSTEKER and Cabnet }akex, mattresseb and slp covers, antque furnture reparng, and all kndrof wood work. C. Bermayan, Avenel N. J. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE, a one-famly houae, for famly of three, n or near Woodb dge. Would lke opton of buyng. none Woodbrdge 826 from 9 untl 4:30j. t pd. SUT OR OVERCOAf TO MEASURE TO MEASURE We now offer you Pure Vrgn Wool Fabrcs fromtttf Leadng Woolen Mlls at prces that save you money.*j Why Buy a Ready Made?, Th«Sale nclude! Blue Serge., Grey*, Pencl Strpe* Blacks, Browns and Slk Mxtures. SUTS to Ft Guaranteed. Wool Underwear Flannel Sh"t> Wool Ho>e Sweaters At Reduced Prce. Measure S29" 50 mported Woolen SuU to Meature Samples Maled on Uncalled For and Ready-to-WW Ft Guranteed or Money Refunded See Wndows for Other Specals ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT-T-FurnJahed room. Green street. Woodbrdge, $33 to $35 **- *- $5.00 Up STRONGHEARTC Polce Dogs; also Chows and Aredales. Exceptonal females gven to relable people on breedng bass. Strongheart Kennels, Easton Aye., New Brunswck, telephone 1443-W-2, FOR SALE ONE new ekghttroom 2-famly houe; two baths; up and down stars porehes front and rear. Lot 87% by 100, feet; f2,e>q0 cash, balance TWO K00M3 wanted by couple for to salt. Good MMdental tt«jj lght housekeepng", prvate famly Carteret, N. J. Apply Charle L preferred. Can gve best reference. 591 Roosevelt avenue, CarUret, Call Woodbrdge 828. AUTOS FOR SALE. MORTGAGE WANTED Tourng ear, good WANTED 1st mortgage ot on well bult nne room Man street, two block* f Wll be completed n 10 Tb» car t n FRE ELECTON NOTCE. NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN the legal voters of Fre Dstrct * 1 of the TownBhp of Woodbtf New Jersey, that an electon wl held at fre headquarters on 3( street, n Dstrct 1, Saturday, ruary H, 1924, to elect two mssonera and vote on apptop" for mantenance for the yew. Polls wll be open from 8 to 7 v- m. (Sgned) E. W. PETERSON, Pres. JOHN BERGEN, Vce-Prea. PET1SR A- GRENER, JR., f EDWARD W MELCK. F. H. TURNER.

6 Snce SAVNG 1840 WHY YOU SHOULD BUY HERE FLOUR t Goes Farther A HONK CAM. WLL 1SKNG A OKNT-KMAN Ot -ADY ATKND- ANT TO YOUl HOMK TO TAKE MEASURE FOR ANYTHNG N OUR LNE. THERE ARE OTHER REASONS, TOO! Abdomnal Supporters, Orthopedc Corsets, Orthopedc Braces, Elastc Hosery, Belts, Surgcal Corsets, Arch Supporters, etc. nvald Chan and Cntche. Sold andl Rented. VVE MAKE AND FT ARTFCAL LMBS. HENRY FRAHME 33 Broad Street, Elzabeth Only Practcal Trm Maker n Unon County PHONE 9108 HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 7 P. M. Emergency Culls for Kvctnjts nnd Out of Offce Hours hoe Klxhcth 103-R. Clean teeth the rght way wth a dentfrce that does not scratch or scour. "Wash" your teeth clean wth COLGATES Eat More Bread NOTCE TO CREDTORS James P. Prall and Wllam H. Prall, executors of Emly Prall, deceased, by drecton of the Surrogate of the County of Mddlesex, hereby rves notcp to the credtors of the sad Emly Pratt to brng-n ther debts, demands and clams aganst the estate of the sad deceased, under oath or affrmaton, wthn sx months from ths 1 date or they wll be forever barred of any acton therefor aganst th«sad executors. Dated January 8, WLLAM H. PRALL, JAMES P. PRALL, Executors to 3-7. LUMBER food PEOPLE TO DEAL WTH TREAT YOU RGHT NO TRANSACTON S CONSDERED COMPLETE UNTL ENTRE SATSFACTON HAS BEEN GVEN LUMBER CO. SEWAREN, N. J. Phone 250 Woodbrdge FAMOUS READNG ANTHRACTE COAL and SANTARY CE Full Weght Prompt Servce THEO. A. LEBER Tel. Woodbrdge 728 >DBRDCE AVE. PORT READNG RAHWAY LAUNDRY 172 CAMPBELL ST., RAHWAY, N. J. Tel. 557-J Rahway Wet.Wash, Rough Dry and Flat Work Age n and Port Headng collectons SKttc S. B. BREWSTER Dealer n FLOUR, MEAL, FEED, BRAN, GRAN, BALED HAY AND STRAW MAN STREET WOODBRDGE, N. J. Adjonng P. H. R. Tel. 65 LARSON &FOX CVL ENGNEERS Perth Amboy. Nose stopped up? MENTHOLATUM quckly clears t and lets you. breathe Complete n tself Sharpens the blade n the razor wthout removng t Quck. Convenent. Easy to clean. Complete sets razor, wth strop and extra blades, $1.00 and up. Valet Ata5tx>p Razor R. A. HRNER Punaral Drector Expert Embalmar and only fully equpped and up-todate Undertakng Establshment v town. Far Treatment to All. Offce Fhon* 304. Ee»deac» Phone 289. NOTCE! 1, Nntr* * h»rrby gv«n to ttr *K* vorn of thn School DUtrct nf the Townshp of Woodbrdge n hr < r.unty of Mddlesex, that the nnunl m-mng for the electon of threr rtfher of th«board of Edtl-, atnn wll be held at Smll * Olterfaard Garage, Nrv llrunwck Ave., Fnrdlj 1K School No. 4 at Avenel; ul.l. School No. 0 at Port R.nclnj; and H.rron Avenue Hgh School, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1924 at levan oclock P. M. rlrrr member* wll be elected for thr»«yean, V"«VR resdng wthjn Electon DBt n.-1 -; One, Three and fvur, Ward N<>. Two, must vote at Smth & Oster- ^anrdh Garage, New Brunswck avenue, Kords. Voters resdng wthn Electon f)nt<4 Two, Ward No. Three, must vote at Publc School No. Four, Avcnol. Voters resdng wthn Electon Dstrct One, Ward No. Three, must vote at Publc School No. Nne, Port Readn (t- Votern of Ward No. One, Electon Dstrct No, Two of Ward Two, :md of Electon Dstrcts Three und Four of Ward No. Three, must vole nt jurron Avenue Hgh School, Woodbrrdfrc. polls wll reman open one hour, and as much longer as may be necessary, to enable all the legal voters present to cast ther ballots. At aad mastng wll be ubmtted the queston of votng a tax for the followng purpot**: Buldng and Reparng School Houaea _$ 30, Current Expuaa.» Z33.7OO.OO Manual Tranng *., 6, To purchae from Samuel W. Schwart, property adjonng Hopelawn School, a* follow*: Lot* 201 to 212, both ncluve, and lot* 221 to 230, both nclusve, n block 3-D of the Town- hp Map 3, Payment of Note on account of defct for the chool year , Total amount thought to be necenary t ^$288, followng proposton! wll alo be ubmtted To authorze the Board of Educa lon to borrow money n antcpator taxes. To authorze the Board of Educa lnn to transfer balances that may xst n any account at the close of school year to such accounts as may be benefted thereby. To authorze the Board of Educa ton to ssue a short terra note o Sxteen Thousand Dollars to cove antcpated defct n the presen school year. to purchase from the Smth Realty & mprovement Co. as a lot on whch to erect a new schoolhous the plot of land stuate as follows Lots 16 and 20, both nclusve, o Ford avenue, Man street and Vm street, n Fords Park, Woodbrdg Townshp, Block Nb. 130-J, formn a plot of acres. cost of sad plot shall not exceed the sum of Nne Thousand )ollars. to erect a new schoolhouse of freproof constructon on sad plot of Memoral Publshed For Deceased Deacon j Trustees and Offcal Board of Congregatonal Church ssue "n Metnoram" church lfe. land, and to purchase for sad schoolhouse the school furnture and other church, n offerng ths testmonal, expresses ts gref n the loss necessary equprpent. cost of of ts most fathful deacon and mem- sad schoolhouse furnture and b remembernk at the Rame tme equpment shall not exceed the sum 1 - n V,, Chrstan -J.-.^. grattude...*!...j. n.-^ that n Deacon of One Hundred Ffty-sx Thousand Voorheeg was spared to the rpe age Dollars. of seventy-eght years and that he amount of money thought to retaned hs physcal strength and be necessary for the foregong s One mental vgor, untl the end. t also Hundred Sxty-fve Thousand Dollars to borrow the money ordered to other necessary equpment. cost of sad addton, furnture and equpment shall not exceed the sum of Two Hundred Twenty-fve Thousand Dollars. to borrow the money ordered to be rased by ssung bonds n the corporate name of the dstrct n such amounts and,payable at such tmes as the legal voters shall drect. to purchase from Emly J. de Forrest as a lot on whch to buld an addton to Woodbrdge Townshp School No. Nne, at Port Readng the plot of land stuate as follows: An "L" shaped plot n Townshp Block No. 006 adjonng the present School No. Nne lot on the South and West, havng u frontage on, W«at avenue of seventy-fve feet and on School street of GO 2-\ feet and con ;nnng cost of sad plot shall not exceed the sum of Two Thousand Dollars. To authorze the Board of Educaon to erect an addton to Woodsrdgo Townshp School No. Nne on jad plot n connecton wth the presnt School No, Nne, lot of freproof nstructon, and to purchase for sad addton the school furnture and other necessary equpment. cost of sad addton, furnture and equpment shall not exceed the sum of Sxty Thousand Dollars, amount of money thought to be necessary for the foregong s Sxty-two Thousand Dollars. to borrow the money ordered to be rased by ssung bonds n the corporate name of the dstrct n aucta amounts and payable at such tmes as the legal voters shall drect. B C. ENSGN, Dstrct Clerc Dated ths Second day of Febru- be rased by ssung bonds n the corporate name of thte dstrct n such amounts and d payable at such tmes as the legal voters shall drect. to erect an addton to Woodbrdge Townshp Hgh School on Barron avenue, Woodbrdge, of freproof constructon and to purchase for sad addton the school furnture and followng notce wns recently by offcals of the local Conrcgatonal Church: N MEMORAM. Frst Congregatonal Church f Woodbrdro, New Jersey, sensble f the (treat on t has nusuned n he death of Deacon Danel Selover /oorheen, records ts apprecaton of ls chnrncter, lfe, and usefulness n dvancnk the nterests of thn jhurch and Chrsts Kngdom by hb ot " and fathful actvtes and gen- >rous support of the church and all lenevolences. Deacon Voorhees was a man of decded Chrstan character, who manfested hs devoton to the Master y h«personal ntegrty and uprghtness n every relaton of lfe, and hs untrng actvtes n church work. Wth hs removal our Church has lost ts oldest, mobt wdely known, and best beloved member. Accordng to hs own testmony oft repeated at prayer meetngs he was converted to hrbt n hs early youth at a neghborng prayer meetng held near hs home. After hs converson hs fath never wavered and he never ceased tryng to serve hs Savour. A rectal of the church offces whch he held and th«branches of chureh work to whch he devoted much tme, energy, and a generous porton of hs worldly. substance reads lke a hstory of the-church tself. Followng hs work n helpng to found the church he became one of the orgnal Deacon*, whch offce he flled for forty-nne years and untl he day of hs death. He was the frst Superntendent of he Sunday School, beng annually re-elected for a number of years and servng about forty years n all. Durr.g the last few years of hs lfe he was Superntendent Emertus, an offce created for hm n recognton of hs work n organzng and buldng up the school. He also srrved several terms as Trustee of the Socety and was promnent on varous mportant commttees, especally the commttees to supply and select pastors. Hs muscal talents, whch were of hgh order, were used by! hm n the servce of hs Master. He was the churchs frst organbt and afterward the chor leader for many years. He delghted to nstruct the chldren of the Sunday School n sngng gospel hymns, and under hs drecton the sngng of the school was noted for ts excellence. He was an ever fathful attendant at the stated hours for church worshp, the weekly prayer meetng, the Sunday School and Chrstan Endeavor Socety, takng ah actve part n the meetngs and beng always present at hs..varous posta of duty at the apponted hours. He was a lover of chldren, a teacher of the word of God, a wse counsellor, and an effcent admnstrator. He was most reverental and sympathetc n prayer, whch was couched n the most beautful dcton and the purest language. Words cannot express the genuneness of hs character, the results of hs work, or hs far-reachng personal nfluence for good n the communty, alke through hs home, prvate and extends to hs wfe and famly ts most sncere sympathy n ther sor- 1 row and bereavement, prayng that they may be comforted and ther gref softened by the memory of the sterlng Chrstan character of hm who was fathful n all that was commtted unto hm and has now entered nto the joy of hs Lord. "Blessed are the dead that de n the Lord, for ther works do follow them." n the consderaton of Deacon Voorhees lfe and work n the church, we, the Offcal Board, on ths 20th day of January, 1924, do resolve and recommend to the church that the above testmonal of our hgh regard and apprecaton of Deacon Voorheeg and our deep sense of loss by hs removal from our mdst, be entered n the record book of the chrch, and that a copy be engrossed and sent to hs bereaved wfe and household, and that t also be publshed n the local press. Menton ths paper to advertsers, t helps you, t helps them, t helps your paper. ary, NOTE: term "current expenses" ncludes prncpals, teachers, jantors and medcal) nspectors.salares, fuel, textbooks, school supples, [lags, transportaton of pupls, tuton of pupls attendng schools n other dstrcts wth the consent of the Board of Educaton, school lbrares, compensaton of the Dstrct Clerk, of the custodan of the school moneys and of truant offcers.truant schools, nsurance and the ncdental expenses of the schools. Women ctzens twenty-one years of age or above, by vrtue t>f the Nneteenth Amendment to the Unted States Consttuton, may vote for everythng presented at ths meetng. A member of the Board of Educa- ton shall be at least 21 years of age, a ctzen and resdent of the school dstrct, and shall have been such u cltenand resdent for at least three years mmedately precedng hs or her becomng a member of such Board, and ball be able to read and wrte. 2-1, 8. PRACTCAL, HOUSE PANTER AND DECORATOR FBBST CLASS WORK Flat Fnsh, Enamelng, Hardwood Fnshng, Paperng Estmates Cheerfully Gven * SAM NADEL 4 BurHflfcw Street,, CARTERET, N, J. THE PERTH AMBOY GAS LGHT COMPANY j 206 SMTH STREET Heatng and Cookng AppHanoes Ruud Automatc and Storage Water Heaters Con-Den-Rt Radant Log* Odorlet Effcent nexpensve Telephone 148 Perth Amboy New Process Gas Range* For a Short Tme Only A HOT-PONT RON FREE wth a Western Electrc Machne ELECTRCAL HOME WRNG CORP. (JOHN J. YELLEN, Pres.) Lghtng Fxtures, Supples and Applances Tel. P. A and 2008-M. 359 State St., PERTH AMBOY When n Need of Anthracte or Btumnous Coal. Coke, Brquettes or Wood Call 1313 Perth Amboy We also Carry Stock of Locust Fence Posts. RYMSHA & CO., nc. 989 State Street Tel P. A. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Homemade Crullers and Doughnuts lke mother used to make. Ask your grocer. HENRY DOMHOFF CARTERET WOODBRDGE NEW YORK CANDY KTCHEN Manufacturer* and D«alen > n Strctly Pure CANDES AND CE 79 Man St. ORKAM T*l. 43 HUMPHREYS & RYAN HARDWARE Mam St. Woodbrdge, N. J, Plumbng Fxture Hoe, Fall Hardware Pant, and Ol at Old Prlc.f SALTZMANS HARDWARE WRELESS. SUPPLES and SETS Tool* Taalt VamanM Houta Furnhnf Bulder* Hardware 82 Mala Street Woodbrldfe HENRY ROMOND Qualty Grocer 142 MAN S. Phone S3-9 Woodbrde GUSTAV BLAUM Groceres and Provson* tt MAN ST. Woodbrdg OLVER B. AMES, NC. ELECTRCAL CONTRACTNG Wlllard Battery Sorvk* Paont 023 PEAL 5T,."* r W, Farweather ARCHTECT Member Amercan nsttute of Archtects 39 RECTOR ST. METUCHEN, N. J. Phone Metuchen 809-W. FORDS PHARMACY Tel FORDS "Th. Reall Stora" Naw Brunswck AT*. FORDS HARDWARE GO. Tools, Pants, Varnsh ft Ols Wndow OUH and Household Specaltes Naxt to Postofflce FORDS, N. 1. LOUS MORRSON Shoes, Clothng and General Merchandse Open Every Qay Except FORDS,».. FORDS NATONAL BANK Resources $325,000 FORDS, N. J. HANSEN & JENSEN CENERAL CONTRACTORS Excavatng, Sewerng, Gradng, Cartng of all Knd* B6«CORNELL ST. Tel. 684-M WOODBRDGE C. A. FULLERTON Auto Truckng Movng, Etc. Local and Long DUtanca Hanllag 78 Albert St., Wooflbrd* Tel. 726 Wjpodbrldga.4m.,, fev.,

7 THE YEARS (eel -lay to. then the ft^tmo-ve-bsh^an^mp"- a, enteraedpotes Rebuld facal t.s- Se^and muscles. Moke the.kn soft and smooth 5 You ca. ootam fcgulat»ze> ln)«s«r lolet counter. not, wnd (hs ndana, fo a tral tube. A. GREENHOUSE FURS STORED FREE Whle Remodeled or Repared Darng the Summer Months 56 SM TH STREET Perth AmW SHERFFS SALt tl N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Between John J. Neary, Complanant, and Adolph Dttmann, et. als., defendants. F. Fa., for sale of mortgaged premses, dated January 7th, TSy vrtue of the above stated wrt to me drected and delvered, wll expose to sale at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTETH, NNE TKKN HUNDRED AND TWENTY- FOUR, at two oclock, n the afternoon of sad day, at the Sherffs offce n the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. All the followng tract or parcel of land nnd premses herenafter partcularly descrbed, stuate, lyng and beng n the Townshp of Woodhrrge, n the County of Mddlesex nnd State, of New Jersey. Hong known as Lot No. 45, on a map enttled "Green Hlls; Map of Property stuated at Fords, belongng to Wllam George and Arthur Dunham." Begnnng at a pont n the -westerly sde of Ford avenue, xlstant ortherly ffty-three and fluy-one undredths feet from Wldwood avenue; thence runnng westerly parallel wth gald Wldwood avenue, one hundred and sxty-eght and ffty-eght one hundredths feet to Lot 43; thence northerly along Lo 43, ffty feet; thence easterly, paral le wth the frst course, one hundred and forty-nne and eghty-gx one hundredths feet to Ford avenue; thence southerly, along Ford ave nue, ffty-three and forty-one hundredths feet to the pont or place o1 begnnng. Bounded southerly by Lot 44, westerly by Lot 43, northerly by lot 46, and easterly by Ford avenue, all, shown and lad out on sac map. Beng the same premses conveyed to Adolph Dttmann by deed of Wllam, George and Arthur Dunham and wves, dated January 20th, 1915, and recorded n the offce of th Clerk of Mddlesex County n Boo 561 of Deeds, on page 191. Decree amountng to approxmate ly 11,700. Together wth all and sngular th rghts, prvleges, heredtaments an< appurtenances thereunto belongn or n anywse appertanng. FREDERCK GOWEN, Sherff. LEON E. McELROY, Solr. $ ; 2-1, 8, S. A Classfed Adv. Wll SHERFFS SALE. N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY _ Between Arthur Olman, Jr., complanant, fnd Ethel Cnry Romany, t. nk, defendants.. Fa., for sal of mortprnrvl premse*, datrd January 11, l (.t2t. By vrtue of the above stated wrt me drected and delvered, 1 wll xpose to sale at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TWEN- TY-SEVENTH, NNETEEN HUN DRJD AND TWENTY-FOUR,, t two oclock n the afternoon of he sad day, at the Sherff** Offce, the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. All tract or parcel of lands and, remses, stuate, lyng and beng n he Townshp of Woodbrdffe n the bounty of Mddlesex and State o( Jew Jersey. Known and desgnated M lot No. 3 on a map of property belongng Elza C. Brewster and Sade R. Gutter, stuated n Woodbrdge, Mddlesex County, N." J., surveyed by Frankln Marsh, Surveyor. May 1901.?ad map beng on fle n the Clerks 3ffce n the County of Mddtaex. Begnnng at a pont on th* «utrly sde of lnden avenue, dstant wo hundred (200) feet #Hherly rom the northerly sde of Hgh treet, and runnng thence easterly t rght ngles to Lnden avenue ne hundred (JO0) feet to lot No. : thence northerly parallel wth Lnden avenue, flfty (50) feet; hence westerly parallel wth the frrt pfer bed course one hundred (100) eet to Lnden avenue; thence runng southerly along the easterly sde f Lnden avenue ffty (50) feet to.he pont or place of begnnng. Bounded northerly by lot No. 44, jasterly by lot No. 1, southerly by ot No. 42 and westerly by Lnden avenue. Decree amountng to appromatey $10,000. Together wth all and sngular the rghts, prvleges, heredtament* and appurtenances thereunto belongng or n anyw«e_»p e a 9 j«sherff. O"Cr»dy Ma; Be Brt.h Ea*sv to Rua Jamrs OOrady, M. P., who s lkely to be apponted by Premer MacDonald as the Brtsh envoy to Sovet Russa. Mr. OGrady, who holds one of the ^eeds seats n the House of Commons, has made a keen study of Russan affars, and vsted Moscow n 1917 and agan n 1922 n connecton wth the trade unon famne relef movement. Tell our advertsers f you appredate ther Wetegc tn ths»*h»>- C. HOMMAXN, along the sad westerly lne of CKff $ Solctor. Road, as the same wnds and turns, 1-25; 2-1, 8, 16. one hundred and forty-one and twenty hundredths (141.20) feet; runnng SHERFFS SALE. thence westerly two hundred and ffty and seventy-fve hundredth* MDDLESEX COMMON PLEAS. (250.75) feet to the easterly lne of Harry B. Aflerbach, plantff, vs. an alley ten feet wde at a pont Kalman Mndsxenlhy, defendant dstant northerly along the easterly F Fa, for sale of premses dated lne of sad alley seventy-nne and December 7th, seventy-one hundredths (79.71) feet By vrtue of the above stated wrt, from the pont of ntersecton ftf the to me drected and delvered. wlt sad easterly lne of sad alley wth expose to sale at publc vendue on > the sad northerly lne of Perry WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY THR-1 street; runnng thence southerly TEENTH, NNETEEN HUNDRED along the easterly lne of sad alley AND TWENTY-FOUR, seventy-nne and seventy-one bnnat two oclock n the afternoon of dredths (79,71) feet to the lad sad day, at the Sherffs Offce n; northerly tne of Ferry street and the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. runnng thence easterly along the All the rght, ttle and nterest of sad northerly lne of Ferry street, the defendant, JCalman Mndszenthy, two hundred and sxty-four and cf n and to all the followng descrbed premses, all that tract or parcel of land and premses wth the buldngs thereon., herenafter partcularly eghty hundredths (264.80) feet to the pont of begnnng. Together wth the rght of war for pleasure, boatng to and. from descrbed, stuate, lyng the water of Smth Creek, as granted and beng at Sewaren, n the Townshp of Woodbrtdge, County of Mddlesex and expressed n a certan deed of conveyance from Sewaren mprove- tnd State of New Jersey, ment Company to Ehna resa bounded and descrbed as follows: Known as Lot Number 1. Block 7, on a "Map of Sewaren, Mddle- Bex County, New Jersey, the property of the Sewaren mprovement Company" Hoyt, dated July 27, 1909, and reeordad t» th* offca- of the Clerk of the County of Mddlesex n Book 438 of Deeds, pages 135. Judgment amountng to approx- made by F. A Dunham, of mately $600. Together wth all and sngular the Planfleld, N. J., dated July, 1894, and fled n the offce of the Clerk of Mddlesex County, on November 16, 1894, vmler ftlad No. 248 and more partcularly descrbed as follows: Begnnng at a pont formed by the ntersecton of the northerly lne of Ferry street wth the westerly lne of Clff Road, runnng thence rghts, prvleges, heredtaments and appurtenances thereunto belongng or n anywse appertanng. FREDERCK GOWEN, Sherff. ALEXANDER BALNT, JR., $ Attorney. 1-18, 25; 2-1, 8. lr_ FRDAY, FEBRUARY 1, f24 RGHT GEAR FOB CLMBNG HLLS Hardest Knd of Work Often s mposed on Engne and Other Pars of Car. mwra anr.rf. Umt of A««T:-, <jr»r modern antr^l.. ( made to \ Htut almost anythng t,n trees. Bat wlh to Vrmtwtr.re that tn rllmb a nfeop hll n hlgt zmr mposes the hardest knd (rf w*rk tmt only an the ; engne, but sl»o <m <»ty other part of the car.!«* *««ratos are! protlded for bll M:mMng sod they should be used for f. t may be ml K-n- to consder a lttle mow eanrfulft the smmrat of work performed f-y an automoble dlbmm gradent on. say, * gear rato of rhree to on*, A ratln of three to one means that on* rernmlfm of the rear wheels f r>fwhc*«t by three renrotlom. of th- mlv *h«ft. Wth the lower p"r rstlo. th* ntermedate and the fcnr, the rtnmr*r of engne revolutons becont* «rntn- as to tbe nneatxr of r>«d wbeet Overcomng Gravty. An mtnm* wolchlnb 2fW* pnnnrl cllnllnt n hll -thl ft>et llul (nrcl vtllrnlly) dlnly performs tn- nbk of ovcrcomlnn he nrtlon of gravty of lftng, nml the clrulnllon "f the power rrquln-l tn do ths must nvolve tl»> fncters from whch the horsepower unt s derved. To Ht 2,000 pounds 200 feet hgh n one mln- Tjte s the (mne thng ns UftlrK tmes 200, or 400,000 pounds one foot hgh n one mnute. oretcally, then, th* lftng of 2,000 pounds 300 feet requres 400,000 dvded by 33,000, or horsepower, and the losses through frcton, ar reslstsnce, ete., constyne the remander of the theoretcal horsepower output. Wtam all of ths t must become apparent thnt rushng up a tteep hll on the hlqh gear must subject any car to enormo K-MT«nes, whch are lkely to affect the 1KB and servce of the car to s. consderable degree. Dtvlc* Mftda of Plank Four F«*t Long and Ont Foot Wdt ll Useful n Ernorgency. Tle Fnrm Journal n llunrntlnr nnd descrtblnn n devlee to pel n cut out of mud hole, the nventon of Robert H. Nelll of Olln, snys: "A devce for Rettng the enr out of the mod under ts own power enn PAGE SEVtlf Studebaker Smashes Prevous Record AUTOMOBLE PAGE Year Just Completed t Gr«nl» eat By Far n Hstory GETTNG AUTO OUT OF MUD Of Corporaton KrmT. t s not so fflnvolt tr> mmpate wth nxetaem tne dwar,-* «M«h a par s propeurd fey one «Tpfo*!r>n fn tbe engne cylnder and tt»> power mnsnned h but etfabbtag. Trw rrrsmference of a M-ta<* wfcn> ; approfanately 100 totbes, and tn " vcrng me mle the wb««l revolrn <m ttan. Wth tke motor tarntaf <>-,+r thr*-e tmes as fast as ths ro*d vw* t wll requre fk revolutons of the fwr shaft to propel tke ear ose mde Tbns f sach a car boald pnxvh at tbe rate of 90 nrbs per boar appnumatcy 960 engne revolutons pet mnute tre re- Tbl«entente turamn that the car be pconeltod over level trrjaod. To, mmnt a bll slspl; oteans tkat grade resstance at sovw tr, the varous frle- Ocaal tnd other streaea, CARE FOR STORAGE BATTERY Should B«Pllltd Wth Dltt1ll«d Wa- Ur at Regular ntervals Wlps ExUHor Dry. Certan precautons should be taken n carng for the storage battery, among whch arc ncluded the fllng of the battery wth dstlled water at regular ntervals, of testng the battery to be sure t s at ts proper strength and rechargng when necessary. f any.w»thr-to splled on tl«exteror of the battery durng the fllng operaton, be sure to wpe t dry, so that corroson wll not njure termnals or wres leadng to them. Th* battery (lad of electrolyte wll destroy wood or metal f not cleaned away. Another precauton s to nspect the cable connectons, clean them and set that they are tght, to avod possble electrcal trouble at ts very source. Where Cork Wll Snk. A cork sunk 200 Teet deep n the ocean wll not rse agan to the surface, owng to tbe great pressure of tb«water. At my less dstance from ths surface, however, t wll gradually work t* way back to lght once more. Gettng Car Out of Mud Hols. be made from a plnnk nhmt four feet ons, one foot wde nnd two nches thck. A chan n fnhtened nt two corners of plunk, and when lad n front of the sunken wheel the chan s punned around one of the spokes as shown n dagram, Hy ths menm tn car wll clmb up onto the plunk nml out of the mud hole. "Ths devce s not bulky nnd should be currld along as one of tle mot nuefnl ton!" ". Nneteen twenty-three was ner-year for the automoble n both producton nnd sales of Nomne after the year 1922, " howed a remarkable mpt >ver the "off yeat" 1021, the n automoble busness durng 1 ven more mpressve. Studebakers record n 1!>23. ts banner year wth of more than 146,162 cars fo scres of phenomenal nslfls Each year, for the past Studebnker sales have greatly ceeded those of the prevous; Students of statstcs wll story that 1921 told. n tkat the sales of Studebaker Mrk 29.4 per cent, mrealer than ll whle the total number of of all other makes except Ford*, F 1 40 per cent less than n U Stated otherwse, rato 6* sales n 1921 waj the total of other makes exemt V WA» 60, as compared wth t9w, - Hundreds read our Classfed. STUDEBAKER WUL1 CORD TRES Hgh Crude n Evar PRCES ARE R We are Sole WoodbrdBS WOODBRDGE AUTO, Accenore. and SuppKe*, CM, 20 Mnn St., WOODBBDGaV APPLEGATES DEPENDABLE USED STUDEBAKER Lght Sx Coupe, wth perfect pnnt and brand now You must see ths car to apprecate ts condton. A splendd weather car. present prce on ths cfr s $850. STUDEBAKER Lght Sx Tourng, looks and runs lke new. Hal run less than 9,000 mles. Has fve splendd tres, and has only owned by one person. STUDEBAKER Bg Sx Tourng, 1922, seven passenger. Pant U new; has t>een re varnshed; equpped wth fve excellent tres, have thoroughly overhauled and re-condtoned ths car to perfecton, bargan at $995. se and other hgh grade used cars on hand at all tme*. and trades consdered on the above. J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE Studebaker Dstrbutor 363 Dvson St. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 92 Schureman St NEW BRUNSWCK, An nvestment n Publc Servce s an nvestment n New Jersey A NEW RECORD FOR Telephone Constructon N NORTHERN NEW JERSEY. THE addtons made to Northern New Jerseys telephone system n 1923 would serve a communty contanng as many telephones as there are n Elzabeth, Passak, Hackensack and Montdar combned. constructon program carred oat last year was the greatest n the hstory of New Jerseys tekphooe servce. Tefl mllon dollars were nvested n new telephone facltes to provde the servce of wder scope and better rnalfy ypn 178,000 mles of new telephone wmrewek nstalled. Eght central offce buldngs we enbfged. 34 exstng swtchboards were etdarged, ooe oew central offce was completed and extensve addton* to 14 other central offces went tfartrd new Workers nzaton, mak tag a total of 7450 now employed n buuog, awmtamng ttd oppfarng de lyawm* N(trthemNewJerseytowhas325f00ldephones ^40,000 more than these went a year ago. NCREASED servce has been placed at your dnpoaalwdt yoacanw(kathcsct^o foaracdrhksadatdcoadctyow daly affar* more easly, mcec quckly and mole eoooopkafljr. re s new power myomrtekpkme. Use t! NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY Essex Electrc Power Staton, as Enlarged Addtons to ths great electrc power staton of Publc Servce Electrc Company made and beng made wll more than double ts capacty. se and other extensons of platfr-and equpment are made necessary by New Jerseys constantly ncreasng demand for servce. States progress and prosperty s reflected n the Publc Servce sales of electrcty. n ten years sales have trpled; n fve years ncreased jfane-raff, and n the year 1923, alone, by one-quarter. BUY 7% CUMULATVE PREFERRED STOCK OF PUBLC SERVCE CORPORATON OF NEW JERSEY And Partcpate n New Jerseys Progress Oar Customer Ownershp plan permts you to nvest your savngs as they accumulate. An ntal payment of $10 a share and monthly payments of $10 a share thereafter, makes you a Publc Servce partner. nterest pad you on all nstallments. Ask Any Publc Servce Employe, t

8 FRDAY, Woodbrdge seln - Mr. Crov- H nm Mrs. Munday, of Ford just m ovcred from nu.n nue, hav,ck of Md -ven - JT pt.ue Tr&k. Rev. nnd M? Amboy, were locl Mr. Tnrklsen <on KonN H-HH H. C Cluh, met nt htnej home on (lak.-neet, culmnatons nrc tak h Kurds school thn Krey. of Perth vstors Tue-cln.v ns sold hs hou* AY 1. l!»2-l Keasbey -Mr Mrs. W. A, Fnn, o. " rr recevng <-<<< p"" the brth of n xon (nl HmlBck nml rmph p y EDWARD RE1NHART. Mrs, Annn (rncr, street, Frlny. of Freeman M Joseph Damhnrk entertan.tvos from Rnhway. ) M-H. Charles Schuster vsted nl of MM. Margaret Day, n Communty Hall changed hmls of R\M>. vsted ler mother, j (nj R w,.,. t the new propretor beng Frank Tomaso. Mke Olver n gong to buld n new nflcnent hall on the Rado Anao-atcs property, He acqured tj lt and broke ground on Tuesreet, F r y Mrs, Ce.rtre Lcv was vstng n Rnhwny, Wednesday..ev was vstng n Wednesday. cmarst and Mrs. B. C. motored to ^ Adult. Our Redeemer l.ultn nl ff ft BT Church, Jueaday evenng, -- Sunday S hool Teachers of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church wll meet at the (.mpel Frday evenng. fnnerl servces for loua lenby Schmdt, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmdt, were held from hn late home, Saturday. nterment WHS n St. Marys Cemetery. Walter fnd >ners h.ve had an addtonal lght placed n front of the barn owned by the Na tonal Freproofng Company,., n HHH Wl WM. - r - Fre Chef Grenor, of Vt nodbrdge, wns n OCH vstor, reretly. Unted Kxempt KremenH Assocnton nrets tonght < Fr<juy) at the Hopelawn Kre House. Fnal arrangements wll he male for ther dance on Mnrch 1st,..., Ms. Krcl Peterson vsted rcla- Mr flhw Mre. Mss Maron Peterson began he\,hdes nt the Newark Normal School, M<mlny. -Mrs. Connelly, of Carteret, vs- Unl h»hnmn, Mn lnbtujl-** lves m Kurd By \v Monday, three St. George avenue, Tuesday. Mrs.. Oklott, of Freeman street, vsted n Carteret^ Monday. Mrs. Nevns Guth s ll at her home on Lnden avenue. Mrs. Gustav Blaum vsted n Newark, Monday. -Mrs. y von Bremen nnd nan, Elzabeth, Sft- Mr. Boehme, of the Hgh School Ag p A- Schmdt, and relatve lades of the Mssonary Socety of the (Jrnce Lutheran Church, Of Fords, wll hold food sule Satur- day, Feb. 2d, n the store across from Butlers. All knds tf home made cake wll be on wle from two oclock tll fve ~Hr, and Mrs..John Sauer entertaned a group of frends Sunday n "honor of the -hrstcnnj; of u f fve week dropp Other wnners n last. Mrs. George Hoffman, of up- Nk h ther PfefTer and per Man street, was a Newark shop- Holzman, J. per, Tuesday.... Mr. and Mrs. George Houser, tt Womens"Auxlary of Pro [Man street, are the proud parents tccton Fre Company, No. 1, wll [ of a hnby grl born Saturday. entres were; Kobos, Berlram and Dam hark and W. Gloff. A daughter, Rosette Cecela. Refreshments were served guests ncluded Mr. and ld Mr, M W erty. Rehearsals for two acts, enttled d guests Mr. and Mrs. L. lrderer, Mr, UM Mr«. Wollf nnl..hldrnn. Mr. and Mrs. Arcpulasku and chldren, Mss Emly Gelng. Waller Gelng, Sofa and Mary Peak, Herman Lbthe comedy, n. " Laughng Cure" are comng along tne. play s gven for the beneft of the Fords Publc Lbrary. members of the cast nclude a number of promnent local young people, whose names wll be announced later. Tckets wll be on sale after the dale for the play has been announced. Mr. and Mrs. odore Beaurejjard entertaned a large croup of relatves and frends Saturday. Musc and dancng was enjoyed and a de-. lcous supper served. Those present ncluded guests from lanfeld, Sc waren, Fords and Perth Amboy. Fords branch of the Townshp Womens Club wll meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of the presdent, Mrs. Guo. LUHe. Fords Parent-Teacher Assocaton dance, whch was postponed from last week, wll be held tonght n the Fords school. Mrs. K. Lddle s n charge of the refreshments ^n the Woodbrdfce Hgh Sthobl orc tra wll supply the musc, Mr. odore Hrchze, assstant mher of the Fords Natonal -Bank, wll sal tomorrow, Saturday, on the Whte Star lner Majestc, for Europe, combnng a busness and pleasure trp. hold e: meetng Tuesday nght at the re Houee. -Mrs..Joseph Copeland, Mrs. Chester Peek and Mrs. Elmer Cope- Protecton Fre Company No. 1! land were guests of Mrs.. Madsen, wll hold ts regular sem-monthly of Perth Amboy, on Tuesday at a meetng at»he Fr" H<»«e, Monday j brdge luncheon, nght. mportant busness s ached- Ms» Mtte Randolph has pur- ; chased a StuderJaTer coach sedan. New fre alarm cards Arc.beng; Md-year examnatons were (lvstrtbuted about town by the fre >completed ths week n the schools of commssoners. the townshp. Mrs. John McAuslan spent Tuesday n Tottenvllo, wth relatves. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Baker are ll at the home of Mr. Bakers parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Baker, Sr. Mrs, Stephen Wyld, of Amboy avenue, was the speaker at the meetng of the Parent-Teachers Assocaton of the Clara Barton School n Rartan Townshp, Thursday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Burns attended the second annversary of the marrage of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew tv dy. _. Volunteer Fre Co. meetng wll be held on Thursday, Februry 7th. All members are requested to attend. Frank Motcarello s servng on the grand jury at New Brunswck. --Ry Johnsons car was held n the mud for fve hours last week. A\n. seln Assocaton Names Canddates For 2 Commssoners SUGGEST APPROPRATONS Board of Drectors Pats On Many mportant Matters At Frst Meetng SELN. Nomnatons forfreand lghtng eommsaoners and proposals to approprate $5,000 for each purfrom the Rahway Hosptal, where he underwent an operaton for append!- uled. Frank Fee, local lghtng commssoner, has announced hs nten- ton of seekng re-electon to the bord for another term. electon takes place n February. Grls Frendly Socety of St. Johns Church wll meet wth Mss Sade Johnson, n Fords, Tuesday nght. jj At a rec^lfmcetng of the board of representatves of the Unted Relef Assocaton, held at the local Fre llot.se, the annual conventon rased to $25. General fees were routne busness was transacted n-: j ac kspn Bt ther home on Madson eludng an audt of the books. How-; avenue> p ertn Amboy, Tuesday cverd Sharp wll be retaned as secre-: n; n g tary of the board. representatves present were: Schlcoc, Barrett,.Sharp, Jensen, Bertram, Qush, Dudansky and Rodner, A number of local people attended the funeral of John Robert Fullerton, at Perth Amboy, Surwayl Mss Freda Schuster, sster of Mss Mary- Thompson and Mss Ruth Dowdell attended a surprse, mscellaneous shower at the home of [ Mss Gladys Jaycox gven for Mss mm Frus, of Perth Arnboy, the last week. Mss Elane Logan, of Grove! avenue, spent several days n Phla- Charles, Erch and Otto Schuster, J j e p n ja the ; past week-end, was among the class of graduates _ M r and Mrs w _ A Fnll of from the Newark Normal School, Sat- Grove avenue, are recevng congratulatons upon the brth of a son cts. seln youngsters had n wonderful tme ce skatng on Sucker Brook on the cold evenngs of last week. sellntes are all excted over the proposed bus rotate from Mctuchen to Rahway. Gas fumes overcame Arthur Foster" whle takng a bath at hs home, and the nose of hs body httng the floor caused hs father, Sam Foster, to nvestgate. Falng to receve any response to he knock on the bathroom door,,mr. Poster broke n the door and found MB unconscous son on the floor. H«hH8t*l«d to revve hm, whch WBB certanly a very fortunate thng for Arthur. A large stone was hurtled through the ar by a fast tran, and broke a glass n the track walkers shanty. Henry Kuntz returned from hs vacaton to- Bermuda, beng well tanned. Charles Rder, nephew of Ed. Renhardt, was an seln vstor for a week. Bll dam a.nft A) 3h*a attended the poultry show at Madson Square Garden, fhey are chcken connosurs. Frank Lewss prze cow ded last week. She was pedgreed and regstered, Frank Crandall s stll the checker-board champon. Francs Gallagher s foreman n the Regna plant at Rahway. Sam Foster sold two houses last week. -Martn Hoffman snce the cold snap s busy nstallng "Sunbeam" furnaces. Lous Bonhard gave a Rado Concert at hs home one Sunday evenng recently. Walrath Estate broke ground ths week for two houses- one on the Chan-of-Hlls Road and one on Grant avenue. t s rumored the Walrath Estate B endeavorng to start a Russan Colony and f enough houses are sold wll donate toward the erecton of a Greek Catholc Church. ght electon, February 10, were made at the frst meetng of the board of drectors of the newly forme/k.seln Utlty and mprovement Afleemtorl, held Monday nght, at the home of Harold Blondell. nomnatons for fre commssoner were: Alfred Hyde, George Clark, Frank Moscarell, Edward Rjenhardt, Anthony Tomaso, Mchael Lews and Martn Galbrath. Nomnatons for lghtng commssoners are: Edward Renhardt,.Frank Cooper, JOB.Tnnkowsky, Mchael l^ews and Alfred Hyde. An appropraton of $S,000 wll be asked, $1,500 for labt years lght east of the ralroad, f 1,500 for ths year, nnd $2,000 for ths year west of the ralroad. Ballots were ordered prnted to be dstrbuted at the electons contanng the names of the nomnees and the appropratons. electons wll be held at the seln School, on Saturday, February AVKNKL.- frst stop toward sdewnlkh along Avenel street was [nken Monday nght when a moton was ntroduced nt th(> meetng nf the Townshp Commttee provdng for pngneprs plans and specfcatons forj H four-foot concrete wnlk, curb and gutter along the m»n thoroughfare of ths place. moton receved the backng of Thrd Ward Oommttoeman Gll but wns opposed by Commttceman Felton, wjo asked for more tme n whch to thnk the matter over. moton was passed over Feltons objecton, Gll explanng that any objectors would have a chance to ur(ntrtjwst?rwrltft * *nwbmllfp^#twt Mss Dorothy Wheeler npent the week-end nt, Washngton, ). C -Mrs. 1.. Tnpprn, of Srhodoravenue, s convalescng from an at<t t Mk of grp. Msses Helen and Ruth Au-1 gustne and Georgana Cronce, ol\ town, and Grover Dlts, of Rahway, attended a rectal at Newark, Saturday evenng. Mrs. Frederck Lnn, of Rdgedale avenue, was hostess to a few frendg Thursday evenng. Games were played and a jolly tme prevaled throughout the evenng. Refreshments were served. guests ncluded Mrs. James Concannon, Mrs. Frank McDonald. to consder the ordnance. Felton stated that, despte hs plea for postponement, the mntter of sdewalks on Avenel street meets wth hs hearty endorsement. tet mrfjtal rs. OBren Clark and daughter, of ; 6 3MVS.~E H.Boynton entertaned Church Notes,,_.^ Lutheran Church, Fords. 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. 9:30 a. m. Junor Bble Class. 10:45 a. m. Dvne servce. Phlathea Young Peoples Socety ^Tuesday, 8 p. m. Junor Socety Wednesday nght.. Lades Ad Thursday afternoon. 2; address, "What Knd of Luth-. fans Are We/" Board of Elders Thursday nght t7. Congregatonal meetng Thursdry nght at 8. Sunday school teachers Frday at 8. Catechumen class Saturday mornng at 9:30. urday. Mrs. Phladelpha, spent the week-end at Mjas "Louse" BoyntonVof New York, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wllam J. over j ^ e wee k-end. FullertofSf,,. ; Mrs. Gustav "Blaum,of Hahway Mrs. Margaret Day, ofplan-, aven was a Newark held, vsted at the home of Mr. and ; Monday ~ M Mrs. Charles^Pfeffer, over the week end. A number of local people attended the funeral of Lous Schmdt, at Fords, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schlcox entertaned at cards at ther home, Saturday nght. Mr and Mrs. Wllam Bertram and chldren motored out of town, Sunday. M 16, between S and 7 p. m. lghtng commssoners are H. ne, n». August Suomrne Mu Else Kress Becomes Brde of Edward Eberle A pretty weddng was solemnzed raturduy afternoon at 2:30 oclock kt St. Pauls Church, when Mss Else Mss Luclle Fee wll enter St. Peters Hosptal, New Brunswck, to take up nursng, n the near future. onday Mrs. Nevn Guth s ll at her home on Lnden avenue. Dr. and Mrs. G. Mack and son, Thomas, of Bound Brook, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H..ovc, of Green street. Mrs. J, Flemng and Mss Maran Love, of Green street, attended a theatre performance n New York on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sutton and son, Spencer, wll make ther resdence on Mlton avenue, Rahway, from therpreson Groye gtreetj on F b! ary 4. John Rock, Jrj, was an Elzabeth j ( vstor, Monday. A number of local young folks attended a party gven by the H. B. Club n Perth Amboy, Saturday nght. Mss Ruth Peterson spent the week-end wth relatves n Fords.! Mrs. Margaret Qush, of New Brunswck, vsted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Qush, Frday. Mrs. May Scott, of Staten sland, vsted at the home of Mrs. Charles PfelTer, recently. md-year examnatons are beng held at the local school. ^.^ ^enngj weye: Vctor and Edgar Mrs. John Bock, of Elzabeth, was the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Turner, of Green street, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bradley, and daughter, Dorothy, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Flemng, of Green street. Among those from Woodbrdge who attended the farewell party gven n honor of Mss Elzabeth Olver, of Catalpa avenue, Perth Am-, held at her home on Wednesday A Tle Factory wll soon be erected on Mddlesex ave. mmedately behnd the seln Hotel, and when fnshed wll employ about ffty hunds.., Martn Hoffmans father was an seln vstor last week. A Halla has opened a contractng offce on Oak Tree Road. John Burke ded after an operaton for appendcts on Saturday ast. He s survved by hs wfe. ford of Mr. Burkes death came as severe shock, t beng thought he OB on the road to recovery. Ha as a man of sterlng character, wonerful personalty am was well lked, ls frends and neghbors suffer a reat loss. Mr. and Mrs. Moe Rchhemer, f Fat avenue, were surprsed a /eek ago Sunday by the vst of ther rothers and ssters. y stayed jnl after mdnght, enjoyng the uncj served by Martha Rjchhemer ld alw musc m the^vctrola. laeln Ad, Socety wll hold.s next meetng Saturday, Feb. % at Je home of Martha Rchhemer, on Fat avenue, at 2:30 p. m. Owng the resgnaton of Mrs. L. Blundell._ presdent, nomnaton and electon or that offce wll take place, along wth other matters of mportance. very member s earnestly requested ttd Three to be elected and an appropraton voted on. Jhe fre electoff wll be held for tte purpose* 6f electng two SommUsoners for three years, two for two years, and one for one year, also to vote on an appropraton for the ensung year. Offcals for the lghtng electon were suggested to be Harold Blondcll, Mchael Olver and Mchael Tomaso. Those for the fre electon: Samuel Foster, Paul Romano and Karny Romano. Martn Galbratn, resdent of the assocaton, named cormntteea as provded for n the by-lpws. Seven members of the board lof drectors were apponted to seyve on seven commttees, but eachto be the charman of each commttee. charmen.janred -frefe: Roads and sdewalks, Edward Renhardt; buldng, Harold Blondell; wajer, Alfred Hyde; lghtng, Mchael Lews; sewer, Anthony Tomaso; fre, J. H. Boehme; garbage and ^santaton, Mchael Markow. On the offer of Anthony Tomaso to use hs hall wthout charge t was decded to hold the next meetng there about the mddle of February. next meetng of the board of drectors wll be held at the home of Alfred Hyde, on February 11. Foresters Lades Nght program presented at the recent lades nght of local Foresters ncluded the followng numbers: Peerless Four Quart number, Mss Weber, H Mrs. Holohan and Mr3. Peck. Solo, "No, No, Nora," by Joseph OBren. Muscal number by Wally Mc- Carthy. Solo, "0 Gee, 0 Gosh, 0 Golly, m n Love," by Joseph Grady. Muscal number by the Msses Galada. Solo, "Every Nght Cry Myself to Sleep Over You," by Edward Mc- Leod.. Muscal number, Mlano Brothers. Orgnal number by Columban four, ncludng Ncholas Langan, Joseph Romond, Kdward McLeod, "Tuts" Gorty. Refreshments were served. State offcers of the order were presnt. Msseg Helen and Ruth Augustne, and Helen Grener, of town, and Mrs. Charles Blatt, of Perth Amboy. George Tappen, Eagle Scout, s sufferng from a spraned ankle caused by slppng n the mud when out wth a number of Scouts who were takng a runnng test Wednesday afternoon. Mr, Charles Jones, of New York, was,the Sunday guest of hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones, of Rdgedale avenue. Mrs. A. H. Bowers entertaned the Msaeg Masmans, of Jersey Cty, over Sunday. Sewaren Hstory Club wll meet on February 6 at the home of Mrs. Peter Van Syckle. meetng wll be held at the home of Mrs. F. T. Howell on" February 20, and not, as announced last week, on the sxth. Guld At Luncheon At Mts Harts Home Breekenrdge Chapter of Westmnster Guld woe delghtfully entertaned Monday evenng by Mss Anna Hart and Mss Helen Lorch at the home of Mss Hart, Nneteen members and two guests were present. regular busness wa» dspensed wth, the only feature beng the gvng out of the ne% study hooks. "TRJ>ubt Efcrwl, 1 by John H. Fnlay, ana publshed by tne Coon- ** c! of Women for Home Mssons, and the mssonary educaton movement of the U. S. A. next meetng wll be at the home of Mrs. Maxwell Logan, at whch tme a par. eel post party wll follow the regular program. Say " saw your advertsement n the Woodbrdge YOUR QUESTON AND TS ANSWER QUESTON "Wll urn, punxe tell me, whether results from Chropractce Adjustment* nr~ llt ptk- Sunday School Boys Mss Alce Damback frends n Perth Amboy, Saturday daughter Mr. and Mrs. 4Uel Kress, of Peterson avenue, eeamc the brde of. Edward Eberle, yrevlle. Dr. Jacob Ganss, pastor the church, performed the cereyr brde was charmng n whte satn gown, trmmed wth She curred a beuutful bouet of tea roses and lles, of the.j.jley. She was attended by her foster, Mary, who was attred n a "lue crepe gown and carred a bouet of pnk roses. Rchard Eberle, jher of the groom, was beat man..chae.l Paraler w»x usher. A repast followed at the home of yt brdes parents lure. About 30 fkests, ncludng only members of e famly, wore present. couple Ceved many gfts, ncludng a bedom sute. After a short stay at nton the couple wll make ther here. nght Ṁr. and Mrs. Wllam Romer Love, Herbert Schrmpf, Ruth and Maran Love. Mss Olver leaves today for Wawken, 111., where she wll were nght. lr. ana Mrs. wmam nomerc- v ;.. out of town vstors, Monday!P end t a vea [ wlth tttotnto who lm Mrs. Lagatota," who was formerly Msa Msses Sade Johnson and \ Marjore Olver, of Woodbrdge. nez Larson, of Fords, vsted rela-l Mrs - Charles Farrell, of Grenvlle avenue; Mrs. Leon Campbell and tves here, Sunday. - ParenUTeachers dance at c M hlldr n - P» tn " a an f Buddy, and the Fords School tonght (Frday)! Ml f s Sade Martn motored to Planexpects to attract a number of local; held. Juesday. Pope Not Pad Salary. p»pe does wt hnw sultyluf a certan unnmt of money set,,._ from the revenues of the- church hs use, anl reeeves contrbutons varous orgmmuonh. Ths fund a "eters Vnce" un/1 U devoted by the pope to works rty. people. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fesler and chldren were out of town vstors, Monday nght. Mr., and Mrs. Russel Vroom entertaned relatves from Brooklyn, Sunday. Otto Schuster s spendng the week-end wth relatves n Hoboken. -Wrs, Nels Laurtzen was an out of town vstor recently. Mss Zola Johnson, of Fords, was u local vstor, Saturday nght. M4 Morrs Deutsch vsted n urd*, r»uently. Mss Rosale Hohfner was a y, a y ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lous Grspart entertaned relatves, recently. Mss Edna Ahrens, of New Drumwek, vsted frends here durng the week. wn BESURE PCK YOUR TOOLS From Our Well- Choaen Stock of HGH GRADE TOOLS Hardware of All Knds FenTsHardwareCo ;U> Post Offce Steve Urban, of Avenel, was a local vstor, Saturday nght. MssjEthel Valentne, of Tsdale Place, motored to Asbury P_ark, Sunday, where she vsted wth frends Tuesday Afterno6n Can Club wll \>e entertaned at the hom Wllams, nf Hafl street, f, j Tuesday Study Club wl hold ts next meetng at the home o Mrs. Claude Decker, of Green stree* on February 5 retrng offcers of the Catn olc Daughters of Amerca wll holt a sudper and dance n the Hgl School on Saturday nght, Feb. 16. Mr. ard Mrs. Gnfftns.m, W LfBBuld Ml. Mss Roth, Chunck, Pa., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Ple of Rahway avenue. < Mss Lulu Knowlton, of Totten vlle, vsted her cousn, Mss Florence McAuslan, of Freeman street, over the week-end. Mss Melba Howard, of upper Green street, has secured a poston as stenographer at the Gusmer plant at Edgar Hll to succeed Mss Peterson, who hag left to enter he New nspect Shenandoah y ;o attend. Those who mssed the socal l Thos w d jrnoker at Communty Hall recently, are a sorry bunch, for a good tme was had by those who attended. Thrty-two men were present, and for the frst attempt proved that thers wll follow. On Saturday mornng thte Sunday school classes of Rev. L. V- Buschman, S. B. Demarest, J. C. Blar and R. N. Long, accompaned by J. E. Breekcnrdge and A. H. Bowera, motored to Lakehurst n seven cars to nspect the Shenandoah. Mr. Buschman havng secured a pass, the boys were shown every attenton by the offcers n charge. Shenandoah, better known as the ZR-1, s supported n a large cement hangar, around whch t took the boys 15 mnutes to walk and three mnutes to walk from one end of the shp to the other. shp s now undergong repars due to ts breakng from the moolng tower a couple of weeks ago durng a heavy storm. boys on the trp ncluded Arthur Thompson, Roland Formadon, Morrs Shrk, Wlbur Shrk, Charles Vohlke, Edward Leeson, Sgurd Pettrson, Clnton Robbns, Charles Lufbarry, Wesley Heselberg, Earl Lloyd, Vncent Cheshre, Jack and Oakley Blar, Wllam and Charles Schlckenmejer, Gustav Agreen, nanent." Antwer: Results wll be permanent f the small movable bones of the spne have been completely restored to normal poston, and the spnal muscles and lgaments have reganed ther normal contractle power to hold the bones n place. When your chropractor has accomplshed these essental changes n your spne, rebulta wll be absolutely permanent unless some accdent or shock produces a new mpngement, an event whch may happen at any tmetf may never happen agan. Snce you cannot foresee what the future holds n ths respect t s your duty to yourself to get your present condton corrected and not borrow from future troubles whch may never come. Ths dept. s edted n the nterests of better communty health. Queres of practcal value wll be answered n the order receved f addressed to 185 Woodbrdge Ave. CARTERET (Chrome) TUES., THUR., SAT. 3 to 6 EJ. HEATH, DC. THE CHROPRACTOR (Phone Rahway 162-W) 72 Cherry St. RAHWAY Hour: Evenng! to 9 HOME CALLS MADE N WOODBRDGE Sewaren On Saturday nght, Fberuary 2, St. Johns. Guld wll hold a (beneft card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tombs, at 8 oclock. Telephone Grls Dance Draws Bg Crowd Last Frday nght the Bell grls, a socety of telephone grls, gave ther annual dance n the Hgh School. ) audtorum was decorated wth blue and gold, and from the centre ft blue bell was hm, whch, when lt,, gave a most pleasng effect. Socety Syncopators, of Perth Amboy, flrrnsl>«d the muae for the dancng. novelty dances were Paul J«««Sj whch wa*w» feym a Jj wa*w y M,! Tranor, and a streamer dance. Abbut 350 young peo.ple were present) from Woodbrdge and surroundng towns. chaperon^s were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Leber, Mrs. Thus. Wand, Mrs. Jos. Suchy, of Chrome, Mrs. Helen Wheeler, of Edgars Hll, Mrs. Thomas of Perth Amboy^and Mrs. \ev, of town. Wllam Fnn, of Woodbrdge, arl f Normal Tranng;.School for was a local v-tor, Saturday nght. "" ^J* 1..., n,, nj._,. n u - / T, +- Msses Agnes Gunqersqn. -Mrs. John lmes of Howard Agneg CHffurd Kuth Dnsmore and street vuu-d fnends n Metuchcn, Kath Con of Carteret, were aturday the week-end guests Jof Mss Lllan Uuhad f Freena* street Mr. and Mm. Wllam recevng congratulatons Upon ynton, of»""- " «f, ay avenue, entertaned the sster, Mas Louse Boynton, of brth of a ton. -Mr. and Mre. E. H. Saturday. Mss da Fullerton, of Keasbey, UchardsT of"freanaj"btte«t. was a local vstor, Frday ng1>t. Mr. and Mr». Wllam A - Fnn A. Brener tnted frends n Me art tudt, Saturday nght.. the Msses Tna Matthews and Anna Yuu-k were Perth Ambuy vstors, Saturday nght. 1 1( "> ~ - -. John Donohue und son vsted at N ^ * * ^ the home of Mr. and Mr John \. ^0"> * ta "* Hnes, Frday nght. ht^s ^. TJd Mrs. W. H. Lml Newman, of May street, Weant s j-nt Saturday at South Amboy wth frenda. Joseph Saboy, of Julette street, motored to Rahway, Saturday, where he s Mlt the evenng wth freqds. Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Paul Matthews spent Frday nght at Perth Amboy. Thoay Saboy a"d Alex Kamnsky wre Perth Amboy vstors, last Saturday nght-,,, laul Yunek «n» Edward Bryh lowsk vuttod frend* n New Tor Lttle Olve Cump, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Juhn CUTJ3. of Wuudbrdge avenue, n recoverng from her recent llness.,, Mrs. Gustav Blaum, of Runway avenue, was, a Newark vstor, Tuesday Mr. und Mrs. George Houser, of Man street,»re recevng congratu latons upon the brth of a daughter.- Mm. Muran Smo»»rt ajd son. Hubert, spent several days ths week ~ Meat of Mr. and Ut«. La. Burr, Schlckenj, g Percy Cunnngham, Geo. Kourtz, George Ntlsqn, Junor Heller, George Tappen, Mlton Agreen, Albert Bowera, Harry Jackson, Raymond and Russell Demarest, James Dowlng, Clfford,Wallng. CALENDAR OF COMNG EVENTS February 9 Luncheon of St. Elzabeths Unt of Epscopal Church at home of Mrs. C. R. Brown, at 1 oclock, served by Corn Products Co. Followed by cards. February 18 Dance, under auspces St. Elzabeths Unt, at Hgh School. Tom Coopers "Country Club" Orchestra to appear aean. Februu-y 5,, 7 Rummage Sale at 79 Man St. February 8 Womans Club Curd Party at Avenel. February 16 Apron and Food Sale n Presbyteran Sunday school room, at 3 oclock, auspces lades of the Frst Presbyteran Ghuth. March 7 Annual plfty of Womans Club at Hgh School. March 13 Annual Guest Nfht of Clb t Hh Shl arch Womans Club ut School. Womans Club u HR S Please menton thb paper when purchasng from our advertsers.- Your Choce of Meats Some people prefer one knd of Meat, other people prefer another knd. Everyone, no matter what hs preference, wll fnd the best cuts of hs favored meats awatng hm here. Fresh Jersey Pork Lon lb. 21c Shoulder Pork lb. 13c Legs of Genune Sprng Lambs. lb. 32c Calforna Ham.lb. 15c Prme Rb Roast r.lb. 25c Chuck Roast Jb. 2Oc Swfts Premum Ham (whole or half)... lb. 28c Rump of Veal lb. 28c Fresh Hams lb. 21«Swfts Premum Bacon lb. 38c Roastng Chcken.lb. 38c Fowl, Frcassee lb. 35c Taylors Pork Roll. (whole or half) lb. 32c All Bolognas and Frankfurters, lb. 22c We carry Complete Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceres Telephone Woodbrdge 756 we delver anywhere. J. ANDRASCK GROCERES MEATS PRODUCE 562 St. George Avenue, At Dunham Place WOODBRDGE Woodbrdge Mr. and Mrs, Kdward Reed, of New Brunswck, vsted wth Mr. and Mrs. J. Roeder, of Amboy avenuf, on Tuesday. ; Mrs. C. R. Weygandt, of Barron avenue, and Mrs. June Dungan, of Green street, spent Monday n New York, Mr. Phlp Sonnenblck, of Coley street, s spendng some tme n New York Cty. Lades Auxlary of the Congregaton of Adath srael wll hold a "Vummage sale on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, of February 5, 9 and 7, at 79 Man street. Mrs. Arthur Huut, of\cramptpn avenue, wag the hgh score leader n bowlng at the Elks Club of Perth Amboy, on Wednesday afternoon. Among others from here attendng the bowlng team were Mrs. H. She> mart, Mrs. Herbert Schrmpf and Msa Else Schrmpf. the Sewaren-Woodbrdge chapter of the Ruhway Hosptal Auxlary wll hold ts next meutug at the home of Mrs., A. F. Randolph, of Rahwqy avdnue, on Monday, February 11, at New York Meat Market 65 Washngton Ave. LEBOWTZ BROS. Propretors 64 Roosevelt Ave. (Cor; Pershng Ave.) Specals for Sat, Feb. 2 ROASTNG CHCKENS lb 36c FRESH CAL HAMS, lb.. 14c CALFORNA HAMS lb : :. 14c VEAL CHOPS lb 32c LAMB CHOPS lb, 36c PRME RB ROAST at 32c Tel. Carteret Sl OBDERS DELVERED "* Washngton Ave. Branch: Carteret 886.