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Volume 50. No. 43. South Amhov, N. J., January 23, 1931 Prce Four Centa REPUBLICAN WOMEN WRANGLE AND PUT PARTY IN A TANGLE Local Workers Promnent n Battle That Takes Place at County Electon. Mddlesex County Republcan women selected Metuehen as ther battle ground when the annual electon of the Mddlesex County Councl was held n that borough last Saturday and South Amboy women were prornent n the fray all durng the day : lona» conflct. The prncpal cause of dscord was,- an open conflct between two rval groups of women battlng for domnaton on the county organzaton and no attempt was made to conceal the open hostlty between ft facton sad " to be backed by a promnent Repub-, lcan male leader n the county and ther opponents. So serously was the party harmony dsrupted durng the sesson, that t s predcted by G. 0. P. members that the.damage done wll not be repared n less than a year. Hostltes began at the outset of the early mornng sesson when Mrs. John Perkns of ths cty reported the membershp 196, Accordng to the by-laws, pnly ' those members pad up untl Deeem- ber 31, 1930, were enttled to vote. Mrs. Irvng House, of ths cty, took excepton to the report as ;rendered and nqured whore all the members came from. Mrs. Perkns explaned thatup untl the last mnute, the number of pad tp members had been 133, but that close to md- > nght on December 31, dues were pad to cover 196 members as stated n the report. Mrs. House, apparently not satsfed wth the explanaton as offered, exclamed, "I don't beleve t anyhow." Mrs. Perkns became offend- ed nt the comment and sad that Mrs. House's remarks were humlatng, and thd frst phase of the conflct that lasted throughout the day, was begun. When the busness of nomnatng offcers came up durng the afternoon sesson and the nomnatng commttee rrade ts report, the nomna-,,^on of offcers from the floor, con- Urary' to a. prevous understandng began, and there were cres of "steam rollng" and other accusatons. Mrs. Helen Gleason, of ths cty,. canddate.-for. the. offce of County Presdent,, went down to defeat before Mrs. Ruth Durham of New Brunswck, whle Mrs. John Perkns was renamed fnancal secretary, de- 1 featng Mrs. Maron Magee, also of ths cty. Mrs. Sarah E. Clayton, of ths cty, was elected as one of the Vce presdents of the councl. Mrs, John Perkns durng the mornng sesson, was presented wth a gold pece n recognton of her servces to the organzaton as fnancal secretary durng the past year. Evdently the dscord prevalent durng Frday's sesson, dd not exst durng the entre year, for Mrs. Josephne Carman, retrng presdent n a talk to the women, thanked them for the co-operaton accorded her dur- ng her term Df offce. c.;; A meetng of the members of the * Executve Commttee of the' County * Councl s scheduled to be held at the home of Mrs. Durham n New Brunswck ths afternoon. Knghts Wll Organze -v. County Chapter Here UoDresenlntvos From County -Unts Meet» Local Home on February (th. At the local Knghts of Columbus rooms on T'lvl street nn Frday, 1 Pol). 1th, a meetng of representatves of I h' varous councls ol' tho order In Mddlesex County wll moot wth tho Dstrct Deputy for tn 1 purpose of organzng a County Chapter. These chapters, t number of whch have been urgunmml l.lrttgloul tn 1 Bn to, take care of the charly work thrnufh -the- county n whch they nr" organzed and lav" performed com. MHKlnblo work. ' ' The meetng on February lth s tho vobtlt of consderable prelmnary or-' Rnntanton work whch has been gong nn for some tme, and n whch members o[ the local councl Imve taken a promnent part. LOCAL FLOWER LOVER SELECTED AS EDITOR..~ [> Mss Bernee Tlogrt, one of our dstngushed' local gardeners, has recently been apponted Club Kdtor of the South Amboy Garden (!lub.for "Now Jersey Gardens", tm lhhtrat- -. ed monthly magazne devoted to gardenng n the Garden State. "New Jersey Gardens" x the offcal bulletn of the Federated Garden Clubs of New Jersey, of Southern New Jev- Rcy ard of Uer*en County; also of the Now Jersey Dahla md Gladolus Socotos, and of tn 1 local frnvdeu club, of whch Mrs, B. ('. Duver s presdent. BEATRICE'S BEAUTY PARLOR HEAUTV CULTURE IN ALL ITS MUNCHES Al f-ondway '(Corner Jnlm S.) In Termnal Burler Smp Ttdnnhono Soull Amboy 470 FIRST STREET PEOPLE AVANT STREET LIGHT Counclman John J. Trggs has receved a request from resdents lnng on Frst street, to have a street lght placed n the mddle of tn; block between Broadway and Stockton street. Ths s a very long bloek nd a very dark one, and due to tho number of robberes that have occurred on ths block recently, the resdents feel that such a lght should b; furnshed by the cty. Not only have homes been entered, but cars parked along ths block at nght have been robbed of many artcles. It s understood that Mr. Trggs s makng arrangements lave a lght erected there. Prof. Skelley Tells Lons Club of Hog Rasng Industry n New Jersey Prof/ Wm. Skelley of N. J. Department of Agrculture, Interestng' Speaker Last Nght, Hog rasng n New Jersey s not comparable wth that of the Mddle West, sad Professor Wllam Skelley, of New Brunswck, speakng before 'beng j members of'the South Amboy Lons Club al the regular b-weekly mcetnv: at Cady's at Morgan last nght. Professor Skelley, who a connected wth the New Jersey pepartmeht of Agrculture, gave a very nterestng talk. He sad the hog populaton of New Jersey was about 250,000 yearly, and of ths number 175,000 are fed on garbage. The qualty of the. pork of hogs fed on refuse depends upon tho typo of garbage, the speaker contnued. Prof. Skelley called the hog one of the dumbest anmals v th' earlh, but gave t credt n knowng how to meet ts body requrements n that t was able to sort out an'l regulate ts food, whle horses and even human bengs 'gorged themselves n food most palatable to them. He also sad pork was just as good for entlng n the summer as n the wntor, but lke other meats must bu kept n refrgeraton, as t spols more quckly than any other meat. The common enemy of the hog s sad to be an ntestnal paraste or ouml worm: In former years, a common dsease among hogs was cholera, but ths s now more easly controlled. Professor Skelley sad that tuberculoss, was. almost unknown among the New Jersey swre, and lhat n hs experence n Ne^v "Brunswck and vcnty, he has only run across two cases of ths dsease. Another speaker at the meetng was Ingaard Gresen, an archtect, and the presdent of the Perth Amboy Lons Club, who gave a very nterestng talk on Lonsm. Both speakers were secured by Chef of Polce Thomas Gleason. The speaker for the next^ meetng wll be furnshed by John McDonnell. Last nght's meetng was a very enthusastc one, and the Lons were welcomed back to Cady's n a short speech by the propretor, Jm Cady. For a number of months the club has been meetng at Farley's Seacroft, but ths place was closed durng the week, thus necesstatng the change. Interestng Talk Gven on Hstory of Hooked Rugs Here Yesterday Local Woman's Club Pettons Councl to Use Gasolne Funds for Street Improvements. The lecture on "Hooked Rugs and ther Hstory," delvered before the. outh Amboy Women's Club yesterday nfterttoon by Mrs. W. II. D. Koor"\ of Interlalcen, wfe of the. famous jlluslrnlor WHS one of the most nlerstng talks of ts type that has IIMVI delvered before the local elltb n qute some tme. Mrs. Kn''er exhbted almost Hrer hundred rugs of nl types, n'y of them of great age, and explaned n m nterestng mllner the varous lslnctve ponts of each. Tho sponger also brought a number of pasley shawls whch she xhbted. Dunne 1 the meetng, the club uuth- 'd l,ho forwardng of a letter to the common councl requestng that tn 1 money whch s receved by ths ty from the stutu gasolne, lax le used for the ^mprovement of local streets. Accordng to the provson surroundng awardng of ths mnn- y by tlc state, the funds nny be used for ether polce purposes or street mprovements. A ennnmnenton wns receved from tn 1 Mddlesex County Tuberculoss g relatve to n proposed snntorun to hy ereeted n ctho county. Mrs. W. P. Nchols, Mrs. Samuel Newton and Mrs. II. D. Lttell wen. 1 apponted a commttee to nvestgate 1 ths plan. ' Durng tle afternoon, n most successful bakery sule nf whch Mrs, Hvjnl IHIIon was clmrnnn, took plllce. The dub wll meet attan nn' Ft'V runry Ml, when u jont meetng wth tn 1 Junor Women's Club wll lan 1 place. At Il* meetng Mx Kmmu Dntawny wll be the speaker and the problem wll be furnshed by the Junor Club. Ulrvslrr Owners I Evnjr ynnr car to >«fm lkcinntol nttonmon. No [ruons ' o''lc of rklorlmeutlu lbur to pny for nn pmp. We l-lnw your oar Plat "n'r Ann I!U"'IM Torth Street'»1UI tnvens Avome To], \Jn, Aflv a When It's Sx Below Above D SACKED IIKAKTS WILL HAVE PKE-LENTEN DANCE - -<, - - A pre-lenton nueo wll be gven by the Sucred Heart A. A. n Sacred Heart Audtorum on Wednesday evenng, February <lth. Musc wll be lurnsbed by Conne Atknson and Hs Iythn. Hoys. There wll be moo.lght dacng and a prze wat'/.. ( Installaton of the offcers elected for 1931 featured the meetng of the Mddlesex County Councl of the V. P. W. held at Perth Amboy on Wednesday evenng,.when a'large number of members of the local post were present. Durng the meetng t was decded to dscontnue for the present plans for the boxng bouts to be held under the auspces of the assocaton n order to permt the members to devote ther-entre tnfe to relef work whch s makng heavy demands upon th:? organzaton. An nterestng report was rendered by the commttee whch recently conducted an nvestgaton of nearby government hosptals and ther methods and plans were made to have the crowded condton of these hosptals brought to the attenton of government offcals. Patrck Jerry Conners Ded Early Yesterday Was Klrond Employee For Many Years Funeral Tomorrow. Patrck Jerry Connors, of 4fl0 Aun'lstn street, ded early yesterday mornng nt hs home after a short llness. The deceased wns born n South Amboy ffty-nne years ago, Mn wns n retred hostlor, formerly : n the employ of the Pennsylvana Ka!- rond Company. Hf wns n member of the Ancent Order of Hbernans, th.' Hrolherhood of Rnlroad Tranmen nnd the Holy Name Socety. Kuncrul servces wll be held Saturday mornng at 8:30 o'clock from the home, thence to St. Mary's church where nt 0:00 a muss of requem wll be sad for the repose of hs soul. Interment wll be mnle n St. Mary's Cemetery under the drecton of The (Jndrum Servce. Besdes a wdow, Mnrgnret, the tle- I'l'sed s survved by three daughters, Mnry, Catherne nnd Mrs. Al Olson: Jeremah, John nnd Patrck, nl of ths cty. LOCAL BANK PRESIDENT (JETS FIRST NEW LINCOLN W. [<'. llunn, of Spntswood, Ford :uul Lncoln dealer, holds the datnclon nf sellng the.frst of the new 1!:! Lncoln cars n New Jersey. Mr. llunn s proud of ths honor, the purchaser beng Harry C. Per;ne, presdcnl of the Frst Natonal Bank, uf ths rty wlo secured the car Wednesday. At the tme of the New York nut show, the Lncoln people nnuounrel new models, whch were on dsplay at ther show moms through, ml the country, Wlhelm'R ' rnll 1H nn ll("*l plnco to hull c;:rl ja'tlow. reowtlon, lul^p mtotth, Dtc. Hatflw furnlalod upon nlllcntlm. O. T. Wlllrlm. Tel. 293. ron IH3AI. ISSTATB A»n meubance CONSULT E, j. O'comon 103 H. Sonflwny County Voters League Is Organzed At Meetng Held Here Mnn Florence Forjvotson Pres- George Pskorak s charman of 'lont of Local Unt; Also the affar, asssted by Frank Barkcy, County Presdent. Joseph Lagodr., Steve Jablonpwslu, Adam Kaczmarek, Walter Zamors'.s and Andrew Hrankowsk. Wth delegatons present from Parln, South-Rver, New.Brunswck, P"rlh Amboy and ths cty, the Mddles-ex County League of Women Vo- Many Local Vets See ters was organzed at a meetng held n.cty Hall last Frday. Offcers Installed Mss Florence Forgotson, presdent of the local unt, through whose efforts the organzaton of the county Local Delegaton Attends Interestng Meetng at Perth An- H the frst presdent of the county unt was nade 'possble, was" elected boy Wednesday Nght. organzaton. Other local members of the league who were honored wth offces were: Mrs. John Perkns, frst, vce presdent; Mrs. Sally Qunlan, second vce presdent; and Mrs Rhoda Jaques, secretary. A program of actvtes embracng study of county government from the standpont of effcency, women n ndustry, chld welfare work and socal hygene was adopted. In the near future, commttees composed of members from each cty or town belongng to the league wll be apponted to further work along the program outlned. The county organzaton wll al.;o cooperate wth the natonal organzaton n the weekly broadcasts whch take place every Tuesday evenng. These programs wll nclude such subjects as "The Voter's Stake n the Government", "The Voter and Hs Pocketbook" and s;--lar topcs of cvc educaton. A report was rendered by Mrs. Voln Hnllday of the State League on the senate blls dealng wth "Infancy and Maternty" and "The World Court". Both blls are now pendng n the Senate. Another mrctng of the Independent League of Women Voters s to be held at the Cty Hall here on ne.-:t Frday afternoon, January,'Oth. A 0-ope-rntv! program s beng arranged wth members of the Woman's College branch of the League n wlc' the local county government s to be studed. LEGION AUXILIARY PLANS COMING EVENT!-' n Al a meetng of the Lades Auxlary of Luke A. Lovely Post, Amercan Legon, held at the home of Mrs. I. IC. Stults at Bayvew Manor last Monday evenng, plans for a number of actvtes to take place n the near future Were lad. Among other events, the auxlary wll hold a card party at the Legon rooms on Davd street on February!)rd wth Mrs. John Conover n charge. TWO CARS AND TKUCIC LOST IN GAKAGK BLAZK On Wednesday mornng a fre wns dscovered ll u fve ear garuge on lower Bordentown avenue owned '.>y Douglas Hunt nnd an alarm wu turned n from Box 54. The buldng was completely lehnlsbed nnd two tourng enrs belongng to Edward Wortley and a truck were destroyed. The damage s estmated nt $700. Offcer Mllszewsk made the report to local headquarters. Jtfe Inmtranco novel* enn le lofltt when nnodctl most, so WAKE UP. Wn. J. O'Brton, Infmruco Export. Worrlofl Alont Monoy? Woll don't wovry tlbott your nutonol'lle njy more Tllo Flftt Hnto At'tf Bfl'vlcl) n opnn 'lan, Stevuns Arrno nnfl FOHI-MI Ht >1. 17f). Aflv A'.tto OwurHt Don't run out of town lv more or lot ymv c»r no to ptems. T)'-lvf ovr to Fourth Street. Tho T*! Pt ḻ > Auto ServJoo IR upon nfvntn, rf * n l- 470. AST, FLOUllM MAKES HIT WITH BROWN FAMILY Word comes from Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Brown and famly of Man street, that they are enjoyng ther stay n FlorUlu. The trp to the southland was frst planned for a couple of weeks hut now t looks lke they'll stay at least a month n a cozy bungalow located at Mam. Leavng here on a I Sunday mornng the,party arrved at ther destnaton on Thursday. The trp wns made n a new model Ford recently purchased for the vacaton. Harmony Club Socal Event Is Success and Guests Enjoy Second Annual Event Held Monday evenng. The South Amboy Harmony Club held ts second large socal last Monday evenng at Wlhelm's Hall on Frst street and about forty members and quests attended. A splendd covered dsh supper was servedby the socal commttee of whch Mrs. A. M. Cole s charman. After the supper a program of games under the drecton of Mrs. Howard Bergen took place. Because of the fact that the members worked qute hard on the oratoro, "Bethlehem," tp.untl the holday senson, no rehearsal of the club was hold, Tho next regular rehearsal, markg the openng of the second half of the season's actvtes, wll be held at the Cty Hall next Monday evenng at eght o'clock. It s hoped that a large attendance wll be p'esent. Charles Fox Honored On Recent Brthday Frends Surprse Local Man on Hs 75th Annversary. At hs home on Stevens avenue Ins'; Monday. Charles AV. Fox, was tendered a surprse party n honor of hs 75th brthday by a number of velatv?s 'nd frends. Dancng and sngng fcaturod the evenng's entertanmen* and delcous refreshments.were srved. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. I'Y:nl: Munt, Edward Munn, Frank Henry, Mr. ml Mrs. John McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Perce McKelvey f Pe'th Amboy, Mr. and Mrs. Tnornns Clark and Dors McKenna of Matawan, Hss Louse Paterson of Keyport, Mr. and Mrs.,T, T. Dll, Mr, and Mrs. E. McKenna, Mr. and Mrs. t. I). Stvers. Mss Florence Stvers, Mr. and Mrs, M. E Fox, Mss Edna Fox, Norman Fox and Mr. and Mr.?. Charles Fox. WEEKLY C. D. A. CARD COMMITTEE ANNOUNCKI) The commttee whch wll be n harjve of the weekly card party of th': local Catholc Daughters of Amerca ut the Knghts of Columbus home on Duvtl street next Monday evenng has been announced as follows: Mss Mod(!stn Kennedy, Mr«. Mrgar't Kervvn, Mrs. Mary Kress Mrs, Eulala Kelly, Mrs. Theresa Kelly, Mrs. Ella Keunn, Mrs. Anna KnMVr, Mrs, Nelle Lueltt. ST. MAKTHA'S GUILD PLANS FOR TWO lvknts Ne?-:l Thursday evenng lt the lon"' uf Mrs. Dnlynn'le on John street, Mrs. Fred Hloodgjd'! Unt of St. MHI'DIII'M (IM wll Imll u card parly. At the Parsh House on Kebrury lul. Mrs. Maud Petty 1 * Unt, wll hold n lurh'on 'rom 11:110 untl 1 :.'!0. An tp to fl,to hnll wth nl fftcutlcx tnr enr I'frt'm, reo«"»flon*, lo^fy«jnont ' *" '- * - >'-' ~4 ' '-" nllcatlon. P. T. Wlhflm, VIIOT.I- S9», LITTLE LOCAL MONEY TO BOOST OTHER CITIKS Clams of Perth Amboy merchants that the "Booster AVeek" beng conducted n that cty s attractng large numbers of shoppers from all neghborng ctes and towns s not borne out by an nvestgaton conducted by the Ctzen ths week. A check of the bus traffc from ths cty to Perth Amboy revealed the fac that the traffc was no heaver du'- ng ths wdely advertsed feature. On the contrary, durng several days of the past week the traffc between the two ponts was below the average. Snce the bulk of the traffc over the brdge s by bus, these fgures very defntely classfy the clams of the merchants of the "Pacemakng Cty, as beng somewhat exaggerated. Many Wtness Bshop Conduct Confrmaton At Servce Here Every Avalable Seat Taken At Chrst Church Last Sunday Durng Impressve Servce. Sunday afternoon every avalable seat n Chrst Church wns occuped hy nterested am reverent worshppers. The occason wns t^he bennal vstaton of the Ut. Ilcverond Albon W. Knght, Rshop Coadjutor of tho Docese of Mew Jer.-:ey, to confrm ; class of twenty-seven persons and to receve one person nto full communon of the church from the Ronan Catholc communon. The large congregaton was enthralled and nspred by the beauty and solemnty of the servce. The ceremony ojyed wth the hymn "Mrghte.st ;m:l Hest of the Sons of the Mornng", durng wuch-the chor ml clergy proceed from the Sacrsty to the man entrance, where they were joned by the, confrmaton class. The prjc^mon then proc'ek^ to the sanctuary untl the recessonal hymn "As.Wth Gladness Men of Old, Dd the Gudng Star Behold", was sung. The class was then presented to the Bshop by the Rector, who read to the assembled worshppers,- the New Testament record of the earlest confrmaton, as contaned n the eghth chapter oje the Book of Acts of the Apostles.' After gvng assent,to hs charge, cch 1 member of the class knelt reverently before the Bshop seated n hs char for the' layng on of hs hands. After gvng the class hs blessng, the Bshop proceeded to the pulpt from whch he preached a forceful and strrng sermon. He bade each person to be strong n the Lord and n the Power of Hs mght. Durng the takng of the offerng the chor sang, wth organ acconccompanynent, Bennett's beautf',:' anthem "Gods a Sprt." The newly confrmed clnss wll nuke ts frst conmunton Sunday, January 25th at 1:30 A. M. servce. Those confrmed were: Dorothy Thora, Katherne Hartmnn, Lllan Mare Null, Volet Smth Phllps, Bertha May Sanders, Jula Losey Schft'ner, Dorot.hea Ileln Tompkns. Clfford Pcurse Brewer,, John lluy ward Conover, Maurce Vandenborp Cox, John Joseph Cowlng, Erc Edwn - Larsen, Earl LeRoy llartman Murphy, Harvey Paulsen Nau, John Martn Nelson, C'occnzo Columbus Nc-orvo. Frederck Wllam Poelsch, Wllam Eben Post, Merrtt Krancs Post, Robert Thompson Post, Raymond Norman Post, John Ulmer Rnsnu-- cn, Theodore Sunders, Elmer Lous Schra, Clarence Lous Schra, Geory. W, Stader, George Rclurd Ws. Florence Irene Cutler (receved). Local Teacher Talks to Junor Woman's Club Mss Edna Ajjaa Tells of Trp Through England. Mss Edna Agrl, a teacher n tho lk'l publc schools,, wns the speaker al the regular meetng of tho Junor Woman's Club held yesterday afternoon n the hgh school on John street. Mss AgnV gnve a descrpton of her trp through Europe last summer. She told of the varous ponts of nterest vsted n England, descrbed the countrysde and the old landmarks whch are numerous -throughout I'm 1 sle. She descrbed the archtecture ol tn.' homes as beng much dfferent thnn ours n that a great majorty of them are bult of brck. Another nazng feature, she sad, was th" lack of skyscrapers n the larger ctes. The club s plannng to hold n lancon Easter Monday nght n the hgh ehool audtorum. No orchestra hunt; yet been selected and further anununeenonl wll be made later. M. P. SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL HOLD I'ARTY The Methodst ProU'stant Sunday School wll hold ther nnmmr>rthdn.\ party n the leefure rooms of 111' church, on Frday cvenne;, January th. A program s beng arranged n"l nl menlu''s of ho Sunday Seboot wth Ihor frends nr" nvted I" a 1 - lend. The commttee s rdmponel of: Elzabeth-Hloolgood, Vern llontrlnn I nml Mldred..Mrght. \ I SCHOOLS DON'T TURN OUT MECHANICS SAYS ROTARY SPEAKER Clfford Purcell Explans Vocatonal Schools' Am At Luncheon Tuesday. A very fne talk on the Mddlesex County Vocatonal Schools was gven by Clfford Purcell, of New Brunswck, on Tucsdny before members of the South Amboy Rotary Club, at the regular weekly luncheon meetng at Cady's. Mr. Purcell, who s the drector of the county vocatonal schools, proved hmself a Very able and nterestng speaker. In ntroducng the speaker, Presdent "Bll" Dey, sad hewas sure the talk would be nterestng as the county schools have a natonal reputaton and numerous educators from all parts of the country have vsted them. At the present tme there are tw> vocatonal schools n ths county, one n New Brunswck and the other n Perth Amboy. The enrollment now conssts of 280 students at the county seat school and 230 at the cro3s rver school. Mr. Purcell also'told of the contnuaton school at South Rver, whch s under hs drocton. Ths school now, he sad, takes care of 190 grls and (S3 boys. The frst vocatonnl school n the country was establshed n New Brunswck n 191C, wth three teachers and twenty-fve boys. There are also nght schools n varous towns n the county, and at present the enrollment conssts of 5(50 men and 100 women. The speaker declared that at present the facltes of both schools are nadequate, there beng now a watng lst of seventy for admsson to the New Brunswck school and between foj-ty and ffty to the Perth Ajnboy school. The courses take two years, the student attendng school sx hours a day, fve (Jays a week, fne half of the day s 'gven over to shop work and the other half to related acalemc subjects. Any boy or grl ovor fourteen years of age, who has attended school and passed the frst ss :rades of grammar school, s elgblefor admsson. However, Mr. Purcell sad that a student havng passed through the eghth grade, s far more ftted for the work to be' done anl makes better progress. Contnung he sad that t was not the ntenton of. the school nor ts am to turn out mechancs, that the course smply gave the boy or grl a prelmnary tranng. It s sad that as much shop experence can be ganed at the vocatonal schools n two years as one would secure as an apprentce n an ordnary shop n four years. ~al Rotarans were gven an nvtaton by Mr. Purcell to vst ether of the schools and vew the splendd work beng accomplshed. The table prze, a box of cgars, was won by Charles Straub. Vstnqr Rotarans were Colby Dll, Clarehee Hawk and Joseph Seaman, of Perth Amboy, and Alfred Compton, of Perth Amboy was a guest of Mr. Dll. James Housefl, charman of the entertanment commttee, has secured a very fne speaker for next Tuesday's meetng n the person of J. M. Orts, drector of publc safety of the Publc Servce Electrc and Gas Company of Newark. Funeral Tomorrow For Ralroad Vctm Jos. Cerefhty, Local Tranman.Ded '< Hosptal After Recent Accdent. Kr.rly Tuesday evenng, Joseph Gereghly, 55 of 20R "Stevens avenue, a conductor n (tho local Pennsylvana yards, whle attemptng to couple together two f'ocht cars, fell benenth the wheels nnd he was badly crushed. He was rushed to the local hosptal where hs left leg was amputated by \)r. Frank Henry, Jr. After the amputaton, the man was reported (o be recoverng from hs njures. On Tuesday evenng, however, hs condton became worse and early on Wednesday mornng he passed away., Tho funeral wll be held from hs Into home at 0:30 -tomorrow nornncr, thence to St. Mary's Church where a solemn hgh mass of requem for ths repose of hs soul wll be snd. Interment wll be n St. Mary's Cemetery under the drecton of The Gundrun Servce. The derensed s survved by n wfo, two daughters, Catherne and Margaret, and a son, Joseph. Three brothers, Wllam and John, of Perth Amboy, James of Fords, nnd a sster, Mrs. Walter Chrk, of Perth Amboy, ulso survve. UAK'JAINS AI'l'RKCl.VIKI) LOCAL MERCHANT SAYS "My m s lo prove to the people* jf th-'t-!..v Hnt t pays to shop locally," sad Hurry, Broadway clother ths week n eonnu'tnjr on the thrl? annversary sale lu> s now conductng. To back up hs contenton thnt the people of South Amboy pprecalxnrgns mul wll grasp nn opporlrtty o recev hgh qualty novhutlse at, almost unbeleveabl" prces, le loc.'l clother s olferne,' nn tssortnenl of men's furnsburs 1 of JIIT knds nt prces that, euse one to wnnler how t possbly enn be done. Although the Annversary Sale has nly been n progress n ^hort tme. Harry clams hs contenton las her jrove by the ncreased the ','venl has attracted, '

FAUE TWO "THE MESS KIT" By "Wood Burns" RJbert K. Chesterton, famous Knjflsh wrter, vstng n ths country, recently engaged n the usual knd one has forced upon hm, so yo' cnslom n whch foregners delght j flop down before someone elst heats vstng Amerca, and gave j y (m to t. placard whch ndcates the number thng you have ever tred or your of the table and the name of the money wll be refunded. Put up ready "head man" at that partcular table, j tor use n 35c, 60c, and $1.00 bottles. If you see that John Jones s the Sold by Peterson's Pharmacy and all head of table 1 number one, you know other good drug stores. that John s n the grocery busness j and snce you arc n the truckng' busness, table number one, s the j logcal spot for you to settler and put on the feed bag. You have a pvetty good dea too, who the other fellows wll be at that table. You know that Bll Wnters who always brags about the 1 'ralroad busness whch you're not nterested n and Sam Mason, who can talk of nothng but the plumbng busness whch s equally dstasteful won't pck out that table, and that the gang that gathers around wll be the knd of people one chooses rather than the Adv. Y0U,YOUE CAR THE, XXX REPORTING ACCIDENTS ] Hundreds of letters are receved I surouud 350 pounds and s so k««d: Wnshnstun have the answer wthhenrted that he wouldn't swat.'j out a lloubt There's no queston offce of the Department of Motor Ve- at mosquto, except n self-defense, gave tha(. befora )ong n0w) every notary hcles, requestng assstance of son the Hotary Clubs of Amurc a swft j C l u b n th(, count ry wll lnd one sort n accdent cases whch occurred j kck n the pants. of ts mcmucrs arsng rght n themany months before, n. whch the re- j been - 0 m/wlw. nf» vnoul ml! Bll sponxlrle persons escaped wthout sp-nk -before the, New Jersey Ds- the table be sawed up nto separate penalty, ether a fne for volaton of. Srct fotarans at the Hubert Treat the motor vehcle law, or a settlement unts to keep the club from payng, am turned down the nvtaton flat. for funeral servces of members who He ddn't only turn the nvtaton became bored to death. down, but he told why. If he had just smply turned t down, no one* ' won Id have thought much about t. A. man who weghs around 350 pounds could "turn down a dnner) nvtaton and the natural suppos-1 tuoa would be that he had ndgeslon ; «w was tryng to reduce. j Chesterton, however, had no such r reasons, he ddn't "lke our Rotary NEWSPAPER SPACE BEST ADVERTISING SAYS CHEVROLET Ctobs"un<rsa'd'Vo.""ft "seemt'tht Offcals Clam Daly and Weekly e prncpal objecton ths,. portly. I Papers T\ _ Form T* Backbone T» - of..e Campagns. Englsh scrbbler has to Rotary Club3, s that they are a bunch of foolsnmess. Ho ddn't lke the dea of seeng a group of who 8he heads of bg busness enterprses callug each othet by ther frst names or by pet names and generally actng lke they were schoolboys nstead of dgnfed busness men. Well we must agree wth our *Ven<l from across the water n some respects, ths Kotnry dea s n some lmeasure amusng;, but what n Amerca, or any other country, sn't for tlhat matter? "Any Rotaran wll tejl you.that lke bass of Rotary s good fellowshp and benevolence and he wll hang a Sgn on the wall back of hs desk that says under the Rotary GIIIfclem, "He profts most, who serves best" What t should say t "I joned *he Rotary to help my busness." John Doe the coalman Another aggressve 1 advertsng campagn, wth newspaper dsplay columns carryng the brunt of the person rnlty of reckless drvng, 'or of any other volaton, s convcted attack, s promsed for ths year by If n defendant feels ho has been unjslly convcted, he nny have recourse R. K. Whte, advertsng manager of the Chevrolet Motor Company. "We made ths move," Mr. Whte explaned, "tecause we arc n drect s approached to jon the Rotary. Certanly ho wll jon, hu says. He has accord wth the frequently expressed vew that the only way to make bad long 1 nourshed a secret desre to belong to the club. Of course, he don't busness good and good busness better t to put abnormal effort nto The motorst, under no crcumstances, should be guded by a smooth say so. Apparently, John s mjoressed wth the good fellowshp of j your actvtes when you face subnormal condtons. promse to settle for damages and then allow the matter to drft fov -Rotary and the opportunty to do "Not only dd we carry the largest weeks and weeks, only to be left hgh some good to hs fellowman. The newspaper schedule we ever used, and dry wthout any compensaton real reason John jumps at the chance but we enlsted new forms of adversmtl and wthout even the satsfacton o' Jlls out an applcaton blank s? j.tsng to put our new car message knowng that the defendant has at Jecause he sees the value of the across. Both the rado and the mo- least been subjected to a hearng before. contacts, he don't tell that ether. I tt)n a magstrate. pcture screen were added tns year. Both are new meda n' our Beng n the coal busness, John Js naturally. watchng out for hmself. By jonng the club he wll get n contact wth "George", the pres- of the factory, "Frank", the lawyer, I approach to that market. "Jm 1 ', the manager of the lght com-1 " We nre contnung to use the and "Dave", the' manager of rado and the screen to supplement *he telephone company. and.. All these people wll help hm f le needs t. The' bank presdent wll natonal magaznes, outdoor boards,, more readly loan,hm. money f hedrect mal nnd other meda for the belongs to the club, "Joe" the man- same purpose. Tger, o the factory has large cotl "The newspaper, however, contu- of damage clams. It s my hope that by outlnng the stuaton, as I dd n my artcle last week, I may elmnate the dstress nnd osappontment for motorsts who ap. lly to my department for help t s unblc to gve. The solo avenue of relef open to a motorst, a safeguard of Ila rghts, s an mmedate complant before a local magstrate aganst persons who have caused colllhom through carelessness or who ha c caused personal lnmnge, njury or property The magstrates throughout New Jersey are generally far and Impor lal nnd n nne enses out of ton the j to tho Court of Common Pcas, but must take an appeal from the magstrate* decson wthn ten days. Ill rare rust's there lve uaclents n whch, after the prelmnary hearng Long one of the naton's lendng advertsers, the Chevrolet organznton let ts endorsement to the pullng power of the newspaper by usng 6,700 dales and weekles to an- t s developed that nether party s nounce ts new 1931 cur n Novembev, the largest newspaper schedule ever used by Chevrolet n one campagn snce the ncepton of the company. responsble, or both may bo responsble. Our experence Ms shown that accdents bnve frequently happened at ntersectons when the motorst Is Ths move was mnde despte makng n left turn, colldng wth a sub-normal busness condtons and the generally slackened promotonal car approachng on the lght, a case where responsblty s exceedngly actvtes of manufacturers n andffcult to place. out of the automoble ndustry. program, and both were added because a manufacturer wth a natonal market ntensvely cultvated '-cannot dent of the bank, "Joe", the manager afford to overlook any new means of The nvestgaton by the polce an. the nformal hearng n accdent case? assst n elmnatng controverses over responsblty and are of great help to the nsurance companes n ther adjustment. It s prmarly the duty of the nno- j cent party to the accdent to make tl c complant, partcularly f a polce offcer does not happen to be present, at the tme. The department has only, f. lmted force of nspectors, occupo 1 j for the greater part of ther workng ; tme wth examnatons for drver's j buttress our newspaper cam-1 lcenses, am! t s mpossble for us to j j pagns just as we have always used nvestgate every accdent., ''Contracts to gve out and he tco ;; ucs to form the backbone of our,» good man to know. Nobody knows : campagns' and for the present wll "when the serve 1 -; of a lawyer wt! contnue'to do so. It, n the parlance be needed and rarely "Frank", the ' of tho grdron, carres the ball and lawyer wll take more nterest n a;the rest run nterference." of necessty, \ S3Ss t.»ts.r f Z Eat More Vegetables Jnnnnger of the lght company and the manager of the telephone com- j jpany are lkewse worth knowng. < There nny come n tme when John [ Dw wll have trouble n scrapng There, would be less need for ron There are specal eases, of course,: n whch we n'tke nvestgatons, but: attenton ennnot ba gven by our n- j spectors to _lle thousands of mshaps that occur' yearly throughout the' State. Unless our ctzens aval themsel- \es of the methods provded by th«; motor vehcle and traffc laws, offen-; ters wlhgo unpunshed and ther re- 1 cords wll reman clear. It s. my sn I pore hope that the motorng publc I wll consder t a duty not only to drve n accordance wth the law, hut to assst so far as s possble n hrngng to justce any motorst who, ht:;. by carelessness or recklessness been THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN GOOD LIGHT MEANS BETTER RFPORT CARDS < DE SURE to protect chldren's ' - eyes wth good lght from Edson M A Z D A Lamps, Poor lght causes eyejtraln, whch often results n permanently mpared vson, Good lght means better Teport cards, Chldren can read eaer and wth more nterest f lhey are not affected by the fatgue that comes wth eyestran. Good lamps and electrcty cost you less today than ever before. Edson MAZDA Lamps embody Ffty years of electrc lghtng progress. They gve the full value of the current consumed. And.ther prce! today arc lower than ever before. Let us help.you select the szes that wll gve you the best lght from your fxtures. JERSEY CENTRAL Power and Lght Co. c -_ Meats of every descrpton the best cuta of each are at your command each day. Consder the weather s t hot or cold and select your meats accordngly, wll fnd our prces mota reasonable. Why trade here? Stra ll ID Bros. Tola. S50 and 851 responsble fur an accdent ether setous or trval. Recklessness s punsh-! I 1)11 can get the best <ap enough ready money tu pay the j toncs n the sprng f more persons ale large quanttes of spnach and Jtght. bll. In such a ease a telephone other leafy vegetables n wnter, Mss Iable whether ts results are great or, wll to "Jm", the local manager wll Murk* Duevmunn, extenson specalst; small. gve- hm extended credt. "Dave", I n nutrton for the college of agr- the telephone nwn wll dso be valuable tor the sme remson. culture, Rutgers Unversty, sad dur-j HOME LIFE WANING The nuver fellow-hotnrlntst, If they ng a 1'ulu> broadcast from staton SAYS RUTGERS DEAN told the truth, belong to the club for "The leafy vegetables, wth ther, -> - thv same mason. It don't do "Georthe presdent of the bank any generous store (f health-promotng; Lack of comradeshp between ha m JHH, no: doubtful lunjr to Mu 1 club. servng of lversty of nterests outsde the j Hatng a^meal, en-.wgngn frendly conventon, sng- lelll ' V vegetables three tmes a week I home, and the passng uf educaton lk songs of fellowshp md brotherly [ wl " runate H.- need lor spr.gj frnn the burnt 1 crcle, to outsde n-:. lve nml llsf.'.my to n speaker, al tolllcs -. ': sttutlons by Or..FrnssT- JVk'tzgcr,! crottdfd nto m lmt s an m-lenl "Th_daly meh should nclude two ; dean of men of Rutgers Unversty,! n rado talk over Staton IVOR. At. every nc'tg there s n spenkonly am "the"mebers' 'gl'v'!!"'"i"' 1 ' 1. V Kafc-guanl'd. On a ^modest- bne no largely delegated to organ -1 t 1 the health of t le J'amly s to be 'The old tme home tranng hn Xlmnks to th' t.,nl tlnt then.' arc fmd budget, the ehoet 1 uf these y.nt from tn- Umlerga'ten up JIO lnor. 1. (ene-rally the 1 s]>eukers v'gotables may be m : ll 1 from etr-, tlnl from the thrcsholl of youth'to»re somethng Llmt. mu.-t he endured. rots, beets, cabbage, onon, turnps, j tn' btgnnng nf lulull. r'sponshltc For m<nncr, whnt dot's John Doe,, suhsh, lettuce, and spnach. I'ltt" j ths pnc'ss of (rsntegrnton wth tho coalman can. ubout the work the mhllmls ( ' V»«'l»vnr l>>«!.e the home s ;l wrl", slutod Dr. t(l "'Socety fur thy Preventon of In-varen'g'Stun Among Ice Wgu-n Horses" ton. e* hns her brkvo nn teas, nul HIP tunutou r- >-l- Metzger. "K.'tler lns hs club, noth- s lnng, le don't have horses, he's "Canned v'g'tabh's deserve a lel'-j chldren lre usually found n assocatons far removed from unv con- not. n tn? ce busness and besdes, nlo place n the lumly menu durng j le thnks the socety s a bunch thn wnter especally when the food j y of I tacts wth the socal lfe of thev unted. Aluny persons are! bunk, but he endures all ths n tn-1 1 ""' 1 -"' 1 1B putmls", In? added n rnnentng ' -I'! jhopes nf ganng, by regular utten- ^lan'" at Rotary meetngs, bgger and hotter busness. Chesterton was n a sense rght, tths lntary buness s somethng Nght Coughng Quckly Releved * CHOICE MEATS JOOa \erved anywhere h the cty vhen you eat at the CENTRAL LUNCH 225 Smth Street Perth Amboy Near Ralroad Staton 131 North Broadway (Next «o Fr«Home) (..omjunnte marrage was as-;;,,-, Ccdur and Center Streets, sdled by Dean Metzg/r on tleljjt Stockton and Frst Streets. (Shut ought to be cunected. VVInt Krounls that t V:I\H n supcrllrfnl!12 Bordentown A.vo. md Fcltua St. r-mcy and would not ell'e't a per-jh!! Stevens Ave. and Augusta St. 6s l.ho soluth, you myv Tn' HOIII- pamous Precrptan Gven Almot n,,,,..nt CUT. "It. b lttle wuule'^ Konletown Ave. lnei Prospect St. tjjn-n ppcnrs t In. n n plan rfontlv ; Imtanl Relef. tl, T,, not w,,n, to see the h«,.,.c :«g %%*% ^ ^ t f s t. ly n the! < trlled wth by Lheunsls of conmun-j,, B WanVragton rondway anl Lousa Street. Nght. cgl«or cnglh cnunel by <l l'(rnng!, nr even by men nf Mch I42 Henry nnd Koscwell Streets,, Thc^e /t'llovs out Washngton way I a eol or ny 1 rt'tvfxe that the present, m'thols ol I usually due to condton!! whch o-dld not reach. Hut the lne I'nlbT as.ludg- L'ndH'y n IIIBJ'I:! Henry Street nnd Pno Avenue. ^nnchh»n clubs are nl wrong and nary uu'dett' fthoy hnve devsed the.soluton. Soon- VIM'.V flfst nwn low T Tlmvne. a dm 1 - I well know ll t. Mr. l,ml.-'.v!ki >OK. f,., ul(),vuy nnd Bordentown Ave.!'V hs plnn. If prnt''l tn' lc ;rt.v (;;, y, j er or Inter, the rest of the mtu 11 ) '.! pvktpln, s runrnntocl lo t_ [(.'Yard Master's Offce. wll follow.!gv> almost Hlnnl relef. Tlvm 1 " r "'' ] - ' l( '»«' H"' I"' IIIHH"' h C s.;', l,.4 l'.,. "Ccnl C l Dock Co. n ll'vnt' He evls nvh-el n 7;: John KU'cet anl Stevens Avenue. Avn-Us on H (lu'cfut ru')do, t ^c.'u When n ncnlfr rnt'-.w.hs pn' r'ct. to the nterm! cnusc. I \'orc* lnt tnnn\' of 11,-1 beleve thft HI Kourtl) am I'otter Stn?ets.. tchlnr club, Ills rye Is not greeted Thoxm 1 m plcnmnf tumtug and Ijy th> conventonal long sngle table, ntstc&d, le flees a group of Hnull lablea. On tnrh «f) tnt tnbl»h h n JHIII'I. f»r (he wlolr ^mly. It wll you b'ttcr :u ( vl«m' '! ' fur nglh m- lon. -nl t lft II (my- (underle nl woll-ordcmd THE HESS R\RERY! CAKES, PIES, BREAD, ROLLS AND ALL BAKED GOODIES ""rests l> ' r! ' lts " f " ' Iv '" rs! > '." r n ' FI11B ALARM BOXES '';."". M Hoadwy and Man Street. ljstmcnth. hut n LIHI^C CHnl'. ot Ht'ong charct's whch I soclns- Uf." :l - Test, l "A7MV nnd Y P~' M. ; :-!l (enernl ^.larm. J-2-2-2-2 No Sesson of School. 110 N. Broadway (HjSHOLM,.\.< 1 «Mtm'tn Nrs Ytrk Curb Exchattt 2Ca3 Madson Avenue Telephones 2500 and 2501 Thomas Mcacham. Manager U GOT A PRESENT FOR THep rrr * A RAOO" ESPEGALIVJTH:.? J. SPOOLING ELECTRICAL CO. INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RADIO & RADIO SUPPLIES TEL.No.97 II3N. BROADWAY PILES PAIN An ulrt t'hlncku VvovsU s y. THOUSANDS In 10 Hffor [-dtn plh'h," but tho pan ruul (dlng (f Mnt], VvovsrU protrudng sayn. "Nno or M "l'(llll)lf JllOH UHtl.'lly MT(! ull'vllttd wthn a frv mnlu'h hy HCMIHIIII^, hffjhk l>r. NlJkm'a *'hhn-rnll, forll-l wth a rart'. nn»rul t hn'f,u JltTh, tmvjt ((uuzlrf; uwor to m~ (lucl- Nvollrl! tth/tu-h. Wu tl'.' IH.Wont nnd t'tuht Jctf,' trenunct out. Vnu ml work untl ctjnv lfe rlkltt from U)M Mrt WIIIIL It funthuch Itn Klhj nchn. Don'l ll-lay. Act h tnh (t vul a (lan^croh and eutly opf'tln. Try Or. NUot'o ('llrold UIKJIT cur KUtrunttf to hatlnfy cnrnrtlt'tfly»nd be worth 10f Unon the J.n.tll co»t or your munuy back. Poterdon's Plarmncy FJtIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1931 Men! Dont mss the FLORSHEIM Shoe Sale ALL STYLES \ALL LEATHERS At Green's Sem-Annual Sale Internatonal Made-to-Measurc SUITS JFOR MEN $22.50 to $45.00 Wth an extra par of trousers FREE wth each sut All Men's Furnshngs also greatly reduced n prce for a.short tme only. Green's fen 9 s Shop 104 South Broadway South Amboy, N. J. The Store Wth a Reputaton of ZB Yean of Honet Dealng Everyone KKOWS THE VALUE OF SAVING hut everyone! doesn't SAVE. Those who succeed do so by savng systematcally hy havng a defnte plan by puttng somethng asde regularly. 1 ss Try ths method, f you have not already adopted S ; t. Make a schedule of deposts and stck to." j» BE A LITTLE QUICKER To Ann TO YOUR ACCOUNT...but a ll*le slower" THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. South Amboy, N. J. We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savngs ' JU'LL ENJOY ' / \ ;<E COMFORTOF' \ "ANDTHEmENOD K- WARMTH OF OUR K SERVICE* to tak? from t. s$ '<» "Here's the coal. J'ddo Hghland Anthracte or Thermal Smohvlvss, tha wakes varm frends. As a maler of fact all frc'tdsl> s hasod upon ser- " Says I'racty Cal. rre. SWAN HILL ICE G.E. APPLEGATE AND SON YARD & OFFICE-146 henr/ ST. PHONE 540-SOUTH AMBOX t'

^ FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1931 WHATI SEE AND HEAR IN SPORTS BY HYPE Hearkenng back to our k<l days, when the Bally Hoo announcer at Stars Feld would say. "Captan Collns are you ready?" Tense moments untl Captan Collns made hs dve. Well last Frday F,vc at St. Mary's Hall, we got that same thrll when Referee Baldwn sad, at the start of that second extra perod, "Captans ready? Tmers ready?". Then the whstle to start an extra three mnute perod and how tense those moments were untl.too McGonglo dropped the two ponts that spelled vctory and Ed Flemng just cam. 1 along and added two more for good measure. - What we don't lke about these games s our heart, but after last Frday's game, we are almost ; sure we have not Madam Queen's al- And on the same nght at the John street court, our own local hgh school ' fcoyb banged out a vctory over the Matawan hgh boys and t was a ve tory worth whle, a twenty-three pon wn and how that boy, Johnson, dd drop them n, makng eght from the, feld and two.from the foul lne for a total of eghteen ponts. Goldsten Colucc and Longstreet gbt two each from the feld/or a total of 31 ponts, at the same tme holdng Matawan to two goals from the feld for the entre game and holdng them scoreless n both the second and thrd perods The Hearts went to felds afar '.o cpnquer the Whte Eagles of Bloom-, feld, to make ther twelfth straght ' wn. Horse Jankowsk and Kozlowsk were away out n front wth sxteen and fourteen ponts respectvely "and sent the Hearts out to a 48 to 30 wn. On Monday nght, the Hearts tred and came through on ther thrteenth straght wn aganst the strong St. Peters Lyceum of New Brunswck. After a close frst perod that ended eleven to nne n favor of the locals,, the Hearts stepped on the gas and the,half ended wth the locals leadng 21 to 14. The thrd perod ended wth an even break, 4 to 4 but agan the Hearts captured ;the last perod 9 to 4, to end the game and the thrteenth sfraght vctory for the locals. Hor«e "*-"«ould not get started but Sweet and Kozlowsk had ther eagle eyes workng and that spelle* defeat for the county seaters. Tryng to get a lghtweght ch.tnpon n an elmnaton seres of bouts -wll have to start all over agan after last Saturday nght, when Ally Hess and Joey East battled thru four of the roughest rounds that the card presented. Maybe they wll be re-matched and just as sure as a wnner Js crowned, he wll be mmedately challenged by another asprant. Two of South Amboy's baskete^rs are leadng the Industral League n Perth Araboy n the number of ponts and baskets scored. McDonnell tops Horse Jankowsk n total ponts by one, but Horse has scored 1 more from tho feld than Scoop. These fgures are as of Monday. Monday nght the Alumn' boys journeyed to Keyport to meet the Keyport Flyers and agan ther colora wero lowered by a 39 to 28 score. James appears to be gettng back nto shape scorng lout' from the feld and a foul, whle Burke Lambertson got back n the lne-up wth three from the feld and one from the foul rng. Shapro and the Curtorct ace, JOG Mudwcsk were the scorng aces for tho Flyers. Bll Kennedy s roundng hs boys nto shape for the Newark Sunday Cull meet at Newark on janmy SI. ''Hh untrek wll bo n tho relay champonshp, the Class 11 sprnts n'ml the junor hgh jump. tlcorge Norman nnd ponbly Joa Wulls wll bo n the nprnts nnd Bll Swtzor wll try and knock 'em cold for the- Blur and (olfl n the hgh jump. The relay outft, wll, ll all probablty bu pcked from Norok, Kcln, Sprn and Gambol wth.too Walls takng up the anchor poston. Net no had, say we, f they only come Hnt. SI. Mary's agan went down to defeat before superor playng and what not, when they agan tred to make a game wth the Class A prep school champs on Tuesday nght at St. Benedct's home curt, Slmnley Gym lt Newark. Never a cbnnce n any perod, tn 1 hoys tred hnrd hlt lost out f>2 to 2H. SI, Mary's (rls hgh team under the tutelage of INse Jerome arc ou to hnn,'< up u new record lor stra^ll wn 1 ; as \vsu : evdenced n the e^" 1 ngnuut I'erth Anhny SI. Mary'.'- on Tuesday l'ltmuoa on the local I-OHV 1,. And now for the fun. If you want yuu' money's worth, just take a t t> Sacred Heart Hall Monday nght and see the Mechancsvlle boys try to take the Hearts nto camp. The buys from the other sde of the Holu n the Wall clam they wll have ether Dck Page or Heenby n the pvot poston wtl Ryan and Joe Medwck at guards and Johnny Zdancz and Roland Kennedy at the forwrd postons and f the Hearts ever had opposton, there t s, so don't ss ths, the frst of the nter-cty meets between these two teams. Untl next week, ados, Fne Features At Empre Comng Week Startng tonght wth the fmul showng of Los Moran n "The Dancers" and another chapter of "The ndans are Comng", The Empre presents for the new week an array,' ment, double heart beats. If we or f exceptonal pctures. anybody who attended the game had Tomorrow (Saturday) 1C stars apoear n "Swng Hgh" u tremendous- ths alment, we and they surely would have been carred out. So ly human story of crcus lfe. The Eppy, please have the boys wn the cast of "Swng Hgh" has been game n the regulaton four perods dentfed wth some of the best pctures made by Cecl B, De Ml or be responsble for our condton after the game. master producer of bg pctures, who has created another marvelous pcture whch he has ttled "Madame Satan". Ths pcture comprses everythng from spectacular thrlls to uproarous coaedy. "Madam Satm" wll he shown Sunday and Monday wth the usual Sunday Matnee. RUTH CHATTKRTO.J n "The Rght m I.me' A Paramount Pcluu- Tuesday and Wednesday brnk* back to the screen the great dramatc u-lress, futh Chlterton, n her newest succe-s, "The Rght To Love". Patrons who apprecate 11110- actng mt! a sood story should not mst; 'tutl Ontterton.n "The Rght To Love", Tuesday and Wednesday. Jack Mulhall,. Sally Starr and Eljt Nugent appear n "For the Love 0' L]" Thursday and Frday wth 1 Charle Chase Comedy and a new chapter of "The Indans are Comng", At. th : s tme the Empre Management makes two mportant announceents of great nterest to Empre patrons. Every Saturday nght startng February 7th, the Empre wll gve away $25.00 n cash. Every person attendng a Saturday nght pt''fornah-c 1 wll receve a 'Hnl'erpd cnupm whch t 'rum thp stmr. 1 enttles h< ldel cash pn:-;e,!. r ht (H) e v'.l!:r gven away evey nght nt 8:45 P. JI.' Startng Tm\s(ay anj \Vedn.-:; I'Mrary 10 am 1], allav par. wll necvu 1'r-e the r^t pev o;.: neautf! I'Jcsk S": totalng 2(j <v>. Thereafter every Tuesday am ff. nesday a new pece of the Oe.-k S;-L wll be gven away ve;-;ularly nl. entre set s dstrbuted. CHRIST CHURCH Reverend Charles E. Kennedy, Hector January 25, 1931 Converson of St. Paul (Memoral of Thrd Epphany) 7:,'1O A.. M. Holy Communon. Frst - ommunon of newly confrmed class.!!.»:.!0 A. II. Church.School. 10:15 A. Jt. Holy Co:umunun am Sermon. 7:.'!0 P. M. Evenng prayer am Kermon. METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH Sunday, January 25th, 1931 " 10 A\ M. Sunday School, Howard Bloodgood, Supt. Lesson Theme "Jesus Tempted". 11 A, M. Mornng Worshp. SorKn by the Pastor on the subject, "The Marvelous Book." 7:30 P. M. Evenng Servce. Thf. servce wll bo n charge of tho Young Peoples' Socetes of tho church, as t s "Young Peoples' Day". Mss Margaret Pppett wll presde at the servce. Young people wll take part. Pastor wll speak on the subject: "Opportuntes Along the Way of the Chrstan Quest". Specal sngng. Publc nvted to attend these servces. Tuesday evenng January 27th: Offcal Board Monthly Meetng at 7:!I0 P. M. n the Lecture Room of the Church. Wednesday Evenng, Jan. 28th Md-week Prayer Meetng, n charge of the Pastor. Contnuaton of stu dy of "The Acts of the Apostles". Thursday Evenng, Men's Brotherhood Meetng for game n the Inter- Church Quot League. Frday Evenng, Chor Rehearsal. E< :l's Vulnerable Spot j.;, 'Is Im ve an o l In the lull Hull ml* lt OS. anl lslle'l :>< 1 all t a SITll h'rl, lnt unt heart. It shot II V" If m eelis Ktru el ll II ls reglcu t has tll- S:ane I'l ;ll elteet as a blow lver 'tl.f- 1lenrt. Brtsh Stand on Pr.!e«l ; no, Tlu r.nlfov" le'laratn mrle wth regard to I'alesln- us a.leu-kh Inunt* land was contaned n a letter wrtten by Arthur Hall'uur, then prme mnster of Knglnml. t" Huron lnths'llll, In n-hl'l Mr. Hnfmr expressed the sentment: 'The government vews wltl fuvor the esttlklnent of l'alestne as 11 natonal lone fur the Jewsh people mll wll use Its host endeavors to facltate the achevement of ths object." NOTICE Notce s hereby gven that the followng local budget and tax ordnance was approved by the Townshp Commttee of the Townshp of Madson, County of Mddlesex on Saturday, Jan. 17th, 1931, A hearng on the budget and tax ordnance wll be held at The Town Hall on Saturday, the Seventh day of February, 1931 at two, thrty o'clock n the afternoon at whch tme and place objectons to sad budget and tax ordnance of the Townshp of Madson for the year 1931 may be presented by any taxpayer of sad Townshp. Local Budget of Townshp of Madson, County of Mddlesex for the!* fscal year 1931, other than schools. Ths Budget shall also consttute the Tax Ordnance. : * An Ordnance relatng to taxes for the year 1931. jj Be t ordaned by the Townshp Commttee of the Townshp of-mad-u" on, County of Mddlesex, that there shall be assessed, rased by taxaton, p nnd collected for the year 1931, the sum of Twelve Thousand, Two Hundred'- Sxty Nno Dollars.for the purpose of meetng and appropratons set f orth K n the followng statement of resources and appropratons for the fscal f /car IDOL RESOURCES Amount of Surplus Revenue, (Estmated) Amount of Surplus Revenue. (Actual). Antcpated Revenues urplus Revenue Approprated Mscellaneous Revenues Antcpated Lcenses Fnes and Punallns Kces jml Permts Interest anl Costs Franchse Tax Grow: Recepts Tsx ". Poll Tuxes Hus (rrosk Recepts Tux... (nsoln; Tax Refund ",... 3931 COO o.ob 1,00 30 15 15 1,505.00 > tnl Mscellaneous Revenues Antcpate!! 3,105.66 Amount to le lased by Taxaton 12,269.00 Total KcHources On the J>»l Htret'l court, our p\tdlctons were agan wrong, when St. 1931 APPROPRIATIONS Mnry'a of Perth took the John St. Imerul Government boys for n slegh rde by the score f, Adpntstratvc'and Executve 2,00 27 to IB. We thought the locals Audt 30 ' would come through on ther own Assessment and Collecton of Taxes. 2,000,00 court wth a wn lfter holdng the Department of Fnance 175,00 Sants to a one pont margn before". Interest on Current Loans 750,00 "Wth only a sngle pont separatng Preservaton of Lfe and Property the teams at the frst < mrter, the Polce A 2 vstors pulled nwuy wth a fve pont I.Mn> Old Brdge Vol. Fre Co....$15 lend at the half but the Jolm street Cleese]ake Ind. Fre Co 15 boys came back to cop the thrd perod by n pont nnd then went to peces Lurene 1 lhrbor Fre Co. No. 2, 15 Lnurence Harbor Fre Co. No. 1 15 ll the last quarter, ) lo 1 to lose the game., 27 lo H. Health Chartes Poor '. lmds Ilads from IJnsnlne Tux Refund llnn- Fund for Kuupment of Town Hall ('ml ndent.. *' {ver'xpedlur 1 1927 Reserve (vere.\ c'h(lture ]!>"2.S Appropraton l>elct Unexpended Hlnnce net 11I2H Street Lvltnf Note.., rest Fre 1!I2!I x'ssnenl Mn Collecton of Tuxes 1(129 $5,184.7rt j, 1930 1 $7,078.771 ' o.co; f 1 ' 1,001 30 15! I I 8,528,771 13.040.0C $15,434.00 $21,508.83 BOO.OO. 25 25.00 2,30 5,00 1,565,6(1 449.00 1930 2,000,00 j 30 2,00 175.00 75 2 25 1,70 5,00 50 40 21.02 092.14 B,08IUH 28 24.2S 470.HI T"l:l 'M rntons..$15,434.0(1 $21,56H.H!: Approved.lmnry 17, JUKI l.trr) Antcpated Ik-venm- from Tax on Dogs, $15 to be u; d j Aft:>r a le-tc lnwje n.wl'l terl fur payment nf clams I'm- lugc by dogs to sheep, domestc anmals (rnof and.mary Harunosvsk elded poultry pursuant, lo the provsons of Chapter (l'lll) P. L, 1022. Chapter U0 ponts to ther opponents M, the(21h) P. 1, 1!I2«. J'wntes s;ol. away teaher second vrtvy n us many rrtarts. Tlll.MAS I.. WOOTON Clerk, EHKNEZEI! HOWNIO, Charman,! THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Ay Dollar HOT WATER OR FOUNTAIN SYRINGE In Our Store FOR SATURDAY ONLY ONLY 59c Peterson's Pharmacy 132 No. Broadway IT YOURSELF _ come n amfmake am test uou want NEW RCA RADIOIA SUPER* HETERODYNE DOLAN BROS. 130 IN 1. Broadway Tel. 294 Gettng Up Nghts If dottng Up Nehto, Backache, frequent day calls, Iteg Fans, Norv* ousneae, or Burnng, due to functonal Bladdor Irrtaton, In add condtons, makes you feel tred, depressed and dscouraged, try the Cystex Test. WorkB fast, etarta crculatng thru the sybtem n 15 mnutes. Prased by thousands for rapd and postve acton. Don't gve up. Try Cystex (pronounced Sles-tex) today, under tha Iron-Clad Gparantee. Must quckly allay these condtons, Improve restful sleep and f aergy, or money back. Only 60o at» PeWon' pharmacy 8K!ffl!8B!8Sgl WE HAVE A REPUTATION For gvng the publb the best possble workmanshp' and promrjt, courteous servce. We are proud of that reputaton and wll do everythng possble to nsure ts beng' preserved. Asl< about our plan whoreby wth every Ten Dollars worth of work we do for you, you receve $1.25 n cash. ' MODERN SHOE IIEPAlKlNC Corner Broadway and Augusta Street 666 LIQUID or TABLETS Cure Cold, Headaches, Fever 6 0f SALVE CURES BABY'S COLD WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT A DOLLAR? Experence shows that unprotected estates left to wdows who lack busness tranng often dsappear wthn a few yenru. Then the "home wthout a dollar" b'-mnes n chll realty. Why expose your wfe to that dnnger'.' Why not make a moderate pnync.nl each year on tho \Ietr) ollan plan, and buld up a fund thut wll yeld her an adequate monthly ncome? Let us tell you how t. ean be done. A. STEINEK SOUTH A.Mwn. LV J. Rrprcentng Metropoltan 1-ffl Insurance Company, The Quake n Quaker Ask., n n-r,. m I-N.SIV cm Quakers, Unt- ^-rl WTMH- '.»:a!^'s ;e very llh'-l I P! e «-l:u ne.r fe!t Ml'.l nf-v-r n.-mr l.:n-l. H fstln-- s n (Jltr, hut my :h-- s net." -TurPt ;ldhe fn- CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. To (leorpa (Jorslne: By vtue of an orlt-r of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on tho seventh day of January, 1931, n a certan cause wheren Albert A. Ck.rslne «pettoner, anl you are defendant, you are requred to appear and plead, answer or demur to pet- ' toner's petton on or before the nnth. lny of March, 1931, or n default 1 thereof such decree wll be taken ' aganst you as the Chancellor shall j thnk equtable anl just. The object of sad sut s to obtan a decree of dvorce dssolvng the marrage between you am the pettoner. Dated: January 8th, 1931. JACOB S. KARKUf, Solctor for and o 1 : Counsel wth pettoner, - 223 Smth Strc«v, - Perth Amboy, N. J. ]!4t ORDINANCE NO. 282 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THECITY OP SOUTH AMBOY:- Secton 1. That Mary Paczkowska be and sle hereby s apponted Collector *>f Taxes to hpld her offce from the frst day of January, 1931, for the full term of three years, and untl her successor s n jkc manner apponted nnd qunlfes..secton 2. That the salary of sa '1 Collector of Taxes bo the Borne as that pad durng the year 1980 for that offce, uml that sad salary be pad n the same mnnner. " Secton 3. That the dutes of the offce of Collector of Taxes be such as now are, or hereafter may be prescrbed by the ordnances of the C;y of South Amboy or by the laws of the State of New Jersey. Secton 4. That ths ordnance.shall take effect on ts approval and publcaton n the manner provde.- by law. Notce Publc notce s hereby gven that at a regular meetng of the Common Councl of the Cty of South Amboy, New Jersey, held on January l.'l, 1931, the foregong ordnance wns ntroduced and passed on ts frst readng, nnd that on January 27th, 1031, at the Councl Chambers n the Cty Hall, South Amboy, N. J., at eght o'clock n the afternoon, or a-s soon thereafter as the Common Coun cl can attend to the same, sad ordntmce wll be further consdered to* 1 fnal passge. Account G. FKANK DISBROW, ' Cty Clev.. I SOUTH AM150Y.CITIZEN, j ISSUE OF JAN. h?>, 1931 SUPPOSE SOMETHING DID HAPPEN TO YOU? < Would loved ones be provded for? Would nexperenced management jeopardze your estate, rskng ALL? Would nhertance taxes prove a needless sacrfce? Talk t over wth us today. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. BUDGET PAGB 'vmttsm For the Cty of South Amboy for 1931 ORDINANCE NO. 283 Interest and Cost, :.,., ;..., 4,20! BE IT ORDAINED BY THEFees and Permts.".,...; 00 I COMMON COUNCIL OP THE CIT r Rents,,.' '..' 20 OP SOUTH AMBOY:- j Secton 1. That Reuben Forgotson P'ranchse Tax Gross Recepts Tax.'' '., 11,70 7,10, be and he hereby s apponted Polce Justce to hold hs offce from the frst day of January, 1931 for the full term of two years, and untl hs successor s n lke manner apponted and qualfes. Secton 2., That the salary of sad Polce Justce be the same as that pad durng the year 1930 for that offce and that sad salary be pad n the same manner as durng the year 1930. Secton 3. That the dutes of sad offce be such as now are or hereaft'r may be prescrbed by the ordnances of the Cty of South Amboy, Or the laws of the State of New Jersey. Secton 4. That ths ordnance shall take effect on ts approval and publcaton n the manner provded by law. Notce Publc notce s hereby gven that at a regular meetng of the Common Councl of the Cty of South Amboy, New Jersey, held on January 13, 1931, the foregong ordnance wns ntroduced nnd passpd ort, ts frst readng, nnd that on January 27th^ 1931, at the Councl Chambers n the Cty Hnll, cn'ht o'clock n the afternoon, or as I soon thereafter as the Common Coun- I m] enn nttend to the same, sad ord nnnce wll be further consdered for fnal passntre.! G. FRANK DISBROW, I., Cty Clerk. I SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN, ISSUE OF JAN. 23, 1931 you SAID rus DOS- VOU WAS A f IS KJOT - WHYHIS LEGS L.OU6- EtfOllfrH Antcpatons 93 Surplus Revenue $5,00 Petty Lcenses 30 Polce Court Fnes 1,00 Bua Peos : ', ".1.Z'!".,50o!oo Snkng g Fund Apportonment...; Poll Taxes Water Surplus 1929 Gasolne Tax Refund State of N. J. (Property Purchased) Water Surplus 1927 :.,, Water Surplus 1928 Water Surplus 1930 ' l,ooo!oo 1,70 3,153.72 3,712!60 3,00 8,00 1930. $5,00-37 1,000.0ft 1,70 4,70 70 23 10,20 3,60 1,00 1,70 6,000.0» 3,00 169.5ft 2,632^5?52,166.32 $42,001.7S Appropratons Account 93 9 j 0 Salares, Fees and Expenses ". 10,70 10,500.0* Polce Department :.,.. 30,60 30,50 Street Lghtng 8,3,0 B.300.0O Fre ft 9,00 8,60 Streets and Garbage.-. 20,00 16,00 Publc Buldngs and Grounds... 4,00 4,00 Poor 3,00 3,000.0t> Prntng, 475,00 30 Publc Lbrary 1,80 1,60 Cty Hosptal 1,60 1,50 Board of Health 1,20 1,000.09 Sewers, 3,60 3,50 Polce Penson Fund 1,113.84 1,024.00 Memoral Day ;. 20 20 Kdde Keep Well Camp. 15 150.09 Shade Tree Commsson 10 10 Advertsng 25 20 Electon Expense...". 1,36 1,00 South Amboy, N. J., ataudtng ;... 1,25 1,250.0* CAKlr BE AMV LorJGE* CAH THEY? LOOV,-TMEY REACH' I fo "THE GROUND, DoM'-f fhvj StR\;c; T0V0U/ LIVE. AMONG. HE BUS PLtMBIHG* HEATING Snkng Fund ;. 420.99 465.0S Reserve for Taxes 2,00 2,00 Tax Abatements & Dscounts..: ; 1,00 1,00 Interest on Current Loans 9,50 8,50 Bond Redempton 29,00 29,00 Interest on Bonds :.' 16,02 17,48 Street Department Equpment Note -. 1,10 2,625.00 New Well Const. Water Plant 2.419.3G Cty's Share Assessment Bonds.,.. 2,931.95 2,931.95 Emergency Notes,.,... 2,50 5,350.09 Bordentown Avc. Improvement 956.00 Assessment Abated,... 14G.50 Defcts AssessnHMts Recevable -... II7JM Over-Expendtures 1029 '... 1,941.97 Contngent 2,00 2,00 Reserve for" 1929 blls 80 80 New Well Const. 193(1, 5,00 Catherne St. Sewer Extenson, 1,60 Interest Defcency Note.- 2,80 Mechancsvlle Sewer Pumpng Sta. 3,60 Water Surplus 1928 Over Antcpated 1,396.41 Over-Expendtures 1029 2,494.02 1 Total Appropratons Less Revenue $.177,532.21 175,437.05 52,1(10.32 42,001.75 Amount to be rased by taxaton, 11131 for local ' purposes othe; than schools $125,385,811 133.435.U0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A HEARINO. ON THE adopton ' of the foregong budget wll be held by the Common Councl of the Cty of South Amboy, at n regular meetng of 3ad Common Councl to be held on Tuesday, the Twenty-Seventh day of January, 1931, tt the Councl Chamber, Cty Hall, South Amboy, N. J., at the hour of eght o'clock n the evenng of that day, or us soon thereafter as the Common Councl can attend to the 1 same, at whch tme and place objectons thereto may be presented by any taxpayer of the Cty of South Amboy by order of the Common Councl. By order of the Common Councl of the Cty of South Amboy. C. FRANK DISBROW, Cty Clerk of the 1 Cty of South Amboy. KEYPORT GREENHOUSES JUr.lUS KALMA, FLORIST Plants and Cut Flowers IMIIKTMI Desgns Mnn Street Telephone 497 Keyport Wr Tclcf;npl Flown-* Anywhere We Delver Nearby

PAGE FOUR THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1931 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN, 211-213 Frst Street (Near Broadway) Publshed Weekly By THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY Telephone South Amboy 4 J. MEUFORD KOLL, EDITOR Subscrpton rates: In advance, zones 1 and 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8, $2.80. Entered n the Post Offce at South Areboy, N. J. as second class matter. [POLICE ALARM SYSTEM PROVES " VERY EFFICIENT MRS. NELLIE NEFF Mrs. Nelle Neff, (net- O'Leary). wfe of George Neff, ded at her late resdence, 234 Bordentown avenue, on Thursday, January 15th. The fun'al took place on Monday at 8:30 Essex County Polce Telephone A - M from her late home and at 9 - A. M. from St. Mary's Church, where Typewrter Placed In!» hgh mass of requem was offered Falls, South Dakota, and one brother, Mchael O'Leary of Rdgrfeld. Operaton for the repose of her soul, wth Mon- Newark, Jan. 16 The E ssex sgnor E. C. Grffn, offcatng. N. J., also survve. County polce telephone typewrter Interment was n St. Mary's cemeularm system was placed n opera- tery under the drecton of the Ret Ad n Mental Fgurng ton ths mornng, the frst county Thompson Funera Servce. The pall unt to become part of the statewde, ". -a, ant-crme hookup. Wth the m-' bearers were German Person, Wm. cleus of the system 33 statons nau- Kennedy, Frank McLaughln, Wm. THE DAILY TALE OF WOE guvated by the State Polce last Oct.,': ^ _ ^ ^.. ^. ^J 53 polce headquarters are now lnked n the hookup. : The Red Cross needs $10,000,000 for drought ad n addton to 5,000,000 of the Assocaton's funds that were set asde last Drector Henry C. Hnes of the Fall to ad n personal relef throughout the drought States. It s Essex Freeholders, from zone headquarters of the State Polce n the planned to have a representatve of the local Red Cross chapters st upon the local commttees created by the Department of Agrculture for admnstraton of the crop relef n order to nsure headquarters buldng, Newark, I New Jersey Bell Telephone Company pltced on the system a message whch' that everyone truly deservng may be looked after wth cafe was receved smultaneously at E*5- and wthout waste. The, Red Cross struggles valantly to stem scx polce statons outsde of Newark, and at Trenton State Polce and the tde, and far-sghted men who opposed the prncple of the Government dole wll back up the organzaton n ts attempt to New York Cty Polce headquarters.. rase ten mllon to dstrbute among our sufferng humanty. Governor Larson sent a greetng :jy' There s a determned effort to stop the carnval of appropratons through whch the taxpayers' money s beng dstrbuted'. nto the hookup. telephone typewrter from Trenton j congratulatng Essex on ts entrance! wth reckless generosty. Others partcpatng n the cero-! England rushed headlong nto the dole system and that m ony wth messages were State Sen- Naton s sufferng from ts effects. German Fnancal Mnster ator Joseph G. Wolber, of Essex;; Detrch now proposes a plan for avertng the danger of the dole, Assemblyman George W. Grmm Jr.',] whch appeals to men who jump at ther conclusons. Hs suggeston s to abolsh Germany's $750,000,000 annual publc dole superntendent of I State Polce; Es- Colonel H. Norman Schwarzkopf, sex County Supervsor Ernest A. by throwng:, that sum nto ndustry n an effort to ncrease producton at a lower cost, and thus, he argues, remedy unemploy- Jell, of Kearny. Guests attendng Reed, and Polce Chef Phlp T. ment nstead of contnung to support the unemployed. He admts that the proposal "possbly mght lead to the stampng commssoners and chefs of polce the ceremony here ncluded polce out of ndependent busness enterprse and the ndvdual captalstc system." commssoners, polce commssoners, of Essex communtes; Newark cty and chefs of polce; members of the There are groups of men n Washngton wljo have so Essex Assembly delegaton, regonal lttle dea of the dfferences between "relef" and "dole" that plannng groups, Essex Freeholders they would exceed all the schemes nflcted upon poor old ds- and county offcals. tressed Europe f someone was not on hand most of the tme to j checkmate them.. The German scheme for Government ndustralsm under poltcal management s.not new and economsts declare that ts adopton would lkely succeed for a bref perod and then col-! lapse nto run just an an dentcal system n France under Lous! Plans Completed j For Scout Banquet! n _ Blanc less thatv a century ago had a bref but destructve career. j Many Local Frends of Move- j It runed prvate busness, arrested producton,, paralyzed nta-j ment Wll Attend Event Next I tve and enterprse, wasted publc funds, and dsappeared n the Tuesday. bref but bloody Revoluton of 1848, whch t fnally provoked. 0 Yet t must be conceded that Herr Detrch's proposed substtute. Plans for the twelfth annual dnner of nortnn Councl, Boy Scouts for the dole s qute as good as any other. For t admts of no substtute. Whatever ts dsguse t s the same thng, and produces the same results. It s also well to remember that those Ths bff annual event wll be hold of Amerca,' have been completed. who forced the Blanc experment upon ther country were among at the Hotel Prcker n Perth Araboy next Tuesday and a large group of the frst to revolt aganst t. lo'cat persons nterested n scoutng, And that's the knd of dynamte our own Naton s foolng wll be present at the dnner. wth n meetng the oblgatons of becomng "our brother's keepers." H. Bergr, Drector of Scoutmaster The guest of honor wll be Gunnar Tranng: of the Natonal Councl, E PI R SOUTH AMBOY TONIGHT FRIDAY {TONIGHT LOIS MORAN TOMORROW "THE DANCERS" "THE INDIANS ARE COMING" SATURDAY [TOMORROW 16 STARS IN ONE PICTURE 16 "SWING Comedy "Parley Vous Cartoon Comedy SUNDAY MONDAY MATINEE SUNDAY K SUNDAY MONDAY Cecl B. DeMlle's Great Producton "MADAM SATAN" STARRING Regnald Denny-Kay Johnson Comedy TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Fables A Revelaton > Pcture News TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Ruth Chatterton IN "The Rght To Love" Dog Comedy- Hounds" THURSDAY FRIDAY Jack Mulhall and Sally Starr IN "FOR THE LOVE O'LIL" CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY Am "THE INDIANS ARK COMING" who wll also be the prncpal spoalcer. A specal feature of ths meetng wll be the announcement and presentaton of the Dstngushed Servce awards whch have recently been authorzed by the local councl and wll be presented for the frst tme ths year. The Dstngushed Servce Awards wll.be presented to those persons who have rendered noteworthy servce to boyhood n the terrtory of the councl. Ths year there wll be eght of these wards presented, one of/ them to a resdent of ths cty. After ths year but two of tho awards wll be presented each year. ' An nvtaton has been extended to all parents and frends of Boy Scouts to attend ths meetng. Dnner tckpts are avalable v and reservatons can be nmde at Boy Scout Headquarters, 175 Smth street, or by telephonng Perth Amboy 1610. PIPIDREAMS By Nck O'Tno Gee, ths poltcs busness s gettng good nl knds of nterestng happenngs. If you don't lke the local scrap, you can worry about the county stuaton. a tt H We thought we had somethng 1 to brag abou4 n th«way of a dsagreement locally, when the Democrats docded to lot a Republcan pck a new judge, but the Republcan women staged n bgger and better one last Saturday. B B South Amboyans used to be ntroduced UH resdents of the tawn from whch coal was shpped. Now they tre ntroduced as resdents of> the; town thnt rases fghtng poltcans. «fl H ' The Veterans of Foregn Wars have joned n the sprt of the thng too.: A member pulled hs cot off at the! nm'ttff Monday nght durng a heated argument and started across the room after jnothtr member. And WO( j thought these buys' fghtng days were; lover! > R HSI! Styn- u mn gong across Stevens, 1 I Avenue Tuesday nght curryng anj lddng nmehno. Only thng I can fgure s that ho was gong to count up' the gold badges n town.»sa And then on Wednesday notced a local mal carrer wth a hoarse voce I runnng down Frst street! What have; w- gut. n town now, n nvny oxpresb? H ts tt : K'lrmg Lons Club has changed ts \ ton from the Scucroft to Cadys. Thsj wnter the Lons wll roar close to th-2 roarng WHVCH. LKGION ANT) LADFKS TO j ATTEND (;ATIIEI{IN(j N«'xl Wednesday uv'ng, n d-lcgn-: (on of mcubth of Luke A. Lovoy Post md the Lades Auxlary wll attend the county mootng to be held at Melclen, l'lnns for u county wde ;u')l(''hhp drve whch wll nc' ; launched durng February wll be jmade durng the meetng. I r\ r Cooper. August Geant and Raj'raon. Conway. Besdes her husband, the deceased s survved by three daughters, Mrs. Mary Baranowsk, Helen Neff and Geneveve Neff and her mother, Mrs. Mary O'Leary, all of ths cty. Thr«> ssters, Mrs. Nora Heffernan, Mss Margaret O'Leary of Chcago and Sster Mary Jeanne, O. O. of the Domncan Order of Soux Tests show lml m ndvdual fun do tnl nrtlnm-l- as WPII after an lmuu'uate nklu's rest, hut he uses ur nu>re eerty tlnn wlw rested. Another Bg GERTRUDE KIERST'S WILL PROBATED BY SHERIFF The wll of Mrs. Gertrude Kerst of Me)lose, who ded on December 24th last, was probated by Surrogate Fornan at New Brunswck on Monday. A daughter, Elzabeth Defovt and Jean Ilayden are named executors. The entre estate s left to sx chldren, Joseph and Elzabeth Defort, Kathryn Glfcather, Mary Flury, John and Gertrude Hayden. The wll was drawn on Oct. 11, 1930, and was wtnessed'by John L. Marshall, Sena Marshall and Matthew A. Malsgewsk. to He Ctzen (d tn* renl FOLLOWING last week's tremendous sale of Del Monte Foods, we present another opportunty to reduce your food blls. Ths, week, scores of natonally famous brands of foods and home necesstes, ncludng the food favortes and housebold needs you buy daly, are all marked^ ot r.oney-suvng prces. You'll fnd many savngs n our regular, everyday prces, too. Check your needs now... vst our nearest store todayl CORN, PEAS or BEETS or SAUERKRAUT STANDARD Qualty TOMATOES DEL MASZ SWEET CORN Aunt Jemma's PANCAKE FLOUR Aunt Jemma's BUCKWHEAT FLOUR VERMONT MAID SYRUP KARO SYRUP BlueLabe.., FANCY N. Y. State APPLE SAUCE GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD STANDARD 20 oz. LOAF COMET RICE Whte or Brown (New Crop) ' -., 3 PILLSBURY'S CAKE FLOUR > * <* SALADA TEA Klb.pkg.23c NUCOA Natural Color LIFEBUOY SOAP. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER BEECH NUT'COFFEE.. Lucky Strkes, Camels, 4 tns CIGARETTES Chesterfelds of 50 1.13 OREO SANDWICH. MACAROON UNEfcDA BAKERS SANDWICH, or FANCIES Sunnyfeld Fresh Pasteurzed PRINT BUTTER Packed n V4 Ib. Prnts WWt Ib. Same Prce astub NEW YORK 41. $1.25 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1st Tckets Good to Newark Lv. South Amboy 8:16 A. M. Returnng tran leaves New York, \V. 211 St. 8:47 P. M. New York, Lberty St. 9:00 P. M. Newark, Broad St. 9:05 P. M. Other excurson on Feb. 15th For nformaton phone Tcket Agent rarr TRAMS -AMPlt ROOH-MOOtMN NEW JERSEY CENTRAL 3 2 N0.2 cans 19c pkg- IOC mad. can 11C 3 cans 29C -7c Hlb.pkg.43c Ib. Pkg. 2OC 3 can. 2OC Ib. tn 45c carton of m % Q lopkgs.! " 3 FAMOUS A*P COFFfLS EIGHT O'CLOCK. b World'* Largest-Sellng Qualty Coffee RED CIRCLE... >b A Choce Blend of Mountan-Grown Coffees 3c 27c BOKAR.. '.. b.tm 33c Amerca's Greatest Package-Coffee Value Meat Specals at A&P Markets,Thursday, Frday and Saturday! LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS! SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS HALF or WHOLE FANCY ' CUP. b 13c OYSTERS HALIBUT See These Low Ib. 29c Everyday Srlon Steak. Corned Beef, Plate or Navel. Ib. 39c Ib. 10c Lon Sprng Lamb Chops. Ib. 39c Stewng Lamb... * b. 10c Rump or Mlk-Fed Veal. b. 29c Fresh Shoulders of Pork, Short Cur Ib. 15c FRESH SCALLOPS 6 oz. cup Meat Prces at A&P Markets Smoked Hams, Half or Whole. Slced Smoked Ham, Center Cut Smoked Pork Butts. Fresh Spare Rbs.. New Sauerkraut.. Lon Pork Chops, Center Cut 1 9C 23c 29c Ib. 29c Ib. 49f - Ib. 33c Ib. 19c 2 lb>. 9c Ib. 29c THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA EASTERN DIVISION CO. t. J X

FBIDAY, JANUARY 23, Happenngs n The Local Polce Court TOE SOUTH AMIOY CITIZEN Hearts Wn Fast Wth 'chancsvlle Hose Company and the Hearts at Sacred Heart Hall on Monday nght. The Hearts vctory over the Alumn makes t ther fourteenth successve vctory. The outstandng performers for tk< I lea ts were Kozlowsk and Jankow? e > th «sk, wth Baranowsk playng a ban K Owng to the closng of Farley's On Tuesday Offcer Coughln dscovered George Connell, of Perth Am- Tl a closely contested BY HYPE Seacroft Inn durng the wnter months, the South Amboy Lons Club boy drunk and n a helpless condton Sa^ed Hearts defeated the.south ^ wll hold ts future meetngs at Cady's n^' Outst'anZg %Z % on the sdewalk at 104 Augusta st. Amboy H B h School Alumn n the ance staged by ^ Alumn were by at Morgan, The moonshne had taken such effect second game of the Inter Cty Seres -gheppardf UnLrtson and AH * that t was necessary for the offcer last nght. Olver for the Alumn "Calforna Tom" O'Lcary of 13Sto brng Davd street, was arrested on complant of hs sster, Anna, on Satur- hm to headquarters n adrew frst bloo* wth a swng from; tax. the centre of the court. PAKTY TO WELCOME day. 0' Leary was charged wth be- Barkey for the Hearts came along Flat* and Apartments to Rent. ng drunk and dsorderly at hs ss- Yesterday mornng Offcer McCorack solved the mysterous bread rob- end of the quarter, t was np and..,,, to te the score. From then untl the MISS MEDINETS HOME Johnson, 324 Man St., Phone 21. ter's home but was released when the 3-18-tf charge was wthdrawn. beres that have taken place almost tuck wth the Alumn leadng as the n t )nn TR ST* P n ^ WBS Bve " For South Amboy Real Estate or! every mornng durng the past week, whstle blew 12 10 Insurance see F. H. Lear. 210 Geore'j A regular meetng of South Am-,,.,.,.,I ancl hol-? 01 of guest, Barbara Mss Cecela Irs Pltch Mednets of TW,t, ^-14-t'jboy Lodge No. 1554, Loyal Order of when he caught WalteV Bogursk, of FOR RENT: Sx room house, all (Moose, wll be held n Wlheln's Hall, Clay street, Melrose, sad to be a mem- mprovements, recently redecorated. 22C Frst street, at 8 o'clock Tuesdayber of the "Bergen Hll Hut" gang, Located foot of George street. Inqure evenng, January 27th. All members fryng to open a bread box n front Jlrs. T. McCarthy, 108 George street.!are requested to be present. of V. J. Nebus' store at 236 Feltus st. 1-23-tf KENT Flat at Mrs. Wllam Houlhan nnd son Offcer Bloodgood reported to local Ave, all mprovements, G rooms. Inoure Mrs. R. Leonard, 359 Henry St. Wllam of John street, returned to ther home n ths cty durng the headquarters on Tuesday that a past week after some tme spent wth Page sedan regstraton M-32472 N. 1-23-tf J., had been parked on Man street all FOR RENT: Sx room house wth j frends n New York Cty. garage. Apply South Amboy Trust Mss Mary Collns of Henry street lurng the prevous nght wthout Company. 1-2.5 ** who was confned to her home dursx rooms, lghts. The car was ordered towed" to EDR RENT: House, n(, tll0 pnst woek> s ab]e to, Kruenu-yer's Garage..sun parlor, bg porch, all mprovements. Inqure 443 Davd st. l-23-2t agan. FOR RENT Bungalow, 4 lgnt Charles Stratt of Catherne St., 'room-!, pantry and porch, garage. Only $15 per month. Bus stops almost a doctor's care for the past week. has been confned to hs home under near door. Apply M. Alpne,. 623 Bnrdentown Ave., South Amboy. 1-9-t FOR RENT Apartment, f rooms, all mprovements, corner Man and Stockton Streets. Inqure B. Faffev, 115 Pne Ave. 1-fl-tff FOR RENT Downstars apartment, fve rooms, all mprovements. 360 Henry Street. Inqure B. Vaffer_, 116 Pne Avenue. 1-9-tf FOR RENT: One half house, sx rooms, electrcty, gas nnd water. Only $15 per month at 107 John Street. Inqure Eagle Tea Company, 138 So. '"Broadway. ' 10-Z-tf FOR RENT Sx room house, tll mprovements at coner of Stevens Rvcnuo and Henry street. Inqu e Robert Scgrave, 118 Stevens Avenue, 1-16-tt FOR RENT: Sx rooms and bath. AH mprovements, garage. Inqure 380 Conover street. 1.2-5-tf ' FOR RENT 7 room apartment, all mprovements and garage. Rent reasonable. ^Apply C. M. Domzal, 332 George St. Tel. 005-W. 10-31-tf FOR RENT Apartment, 5 roonr?»nd bath; all mprovements. Heat s Joseph Smth of Henry street has resumed hs dutes wth the South Amboy Lumber and Supply Company after enjoyng hs annual vacaton. Mrs. J. Kuhn of Henry street wll move to a new address on Man St. wthn a short tme. - / Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Crowe, whpse home on Davd street was recently destroyed by fre, have tak.jn up a temporary -esdence n Perth Amboy. Next Monday evenng, January 20 let the Masonc Temple, Mrs. Fulton's unt of the Eastern Star wll hold u arl party. Cards wl be dstrbuted nt 8:l. r ). Harold Andersen, formerly of tll" cty vs-ted wth local frends on Mndy of ths week. Wllam Kng of Jersey Cty, vsted wth frends' n ths cty ths week. >* J. S. Doolng and famly of Sayrovlle, moved to the resdence owned furnshed, *4 d * Thorn- Downs at 234 Augusta $3 summer, 147 Davd St., So Amboy. Apply 146 Henry at. 10-17-tf FOR RENT Comfortable sx room dwellng at 242 South Broadway, electrc lght and.gas, hot and cold water, hot ar furnace and bath, possesson October 1st. Rent reasonable. Apply at 24G South Broadway. 9-12-tf Mr,.* FOR SALE: Brdget Evady Es- : tnto adjonng St. Mary's Rectory. A twofamly house and ground. Inqure Francs P. Coan, Broadway and Davd; St. Tel. 364. 6-13-tf street ths week. C. I. Bergen, of Stevens avenue, s the proud possessor of a new Lncolp sedan purchased through Dorsey Motors, Perth Amboy Ford representatves. A publc card party under the auspces of the South Amboy Women's Republcan Club wll bo held at the home of Mrs. James Nchols, 415 Bordentown avenue next Frday evenng, January 30th. A number of beautful przes wll be awarded and refreshments wll be served, Next Thursday evenng from 5 to 8 P. M., the Lades Auxlary of the John Street M. E. Church wll hold a Colonal Slpper n the socal hall of thevchurch. The menu wll be as follows: Scalloped potatoes, chcken s<5up chcken salad, fred oysters, cranberv ry jolly, rolls, coffee, home made cake and ce cream. STANISLAW DARSCZCZ Stanslaw Darsczcz, of Augusta st,, j ded yesterday mornng at hs home here. Besdes a wdow, Margaret, he SALESMEN WANTED: Neat, s survved by one daughter, Mrs. wllng and conscentous to represent' >ats - v ptak > of New York Cty; anl -well known establshed frm handlng 1(mr Kons. Walter, of New York, Leo, natonally advertsed product Mddle- J<1 5f!' h nlld Frank, of ths cty., ~sox terrtory now open. Good ncome, pemxent poston to rght morrow mornng from Sacred Heart Funeral servces wll be held to- man. Must have car. References requted, Phone for appontment, 8:30 Heart Cemetery undor the drecton Church and nterment made n Sacred A. M., Atlantc Hghlands 540. of Tn 1 Gundrom Servce. 1-23-U' Brefly Told Take everylhln;: wth ; grln of 1ISCE1.LANEOUS Ht. KVCll J-OHC r\v lll l -('Ssl>US. ANNOUNCEMENT! THE GRAND OPENING OF THE BROADWAY MEAT MARKET (Formerly Morale's Market) Under New Management Saturday, January 24 The Hearts put on an extra burst; Cambrdge, Mass., at the Mednets o< speed to outscore the Alumn 8-2, j home on Broadway last Saturday endng the half 18 14, m favor of! L. V enng. the Hearts. Gong nto the thrd per-: j ac k Wesgal of New York was od, the Hearts outscored the Alumn j toastmaster and also entertaned 10,' to take the lead at the end of : wth some unque tap dancng whle the perod 28 17. j Mss Esther Drouer of Perth Amboy Eppnger ppg changed g some of the floor; an ' J ' ss Ann Marcus of Keyport, "" ' -nde-pj vocal selectons. men and n a wld scramble for ve- '' There were over thrty-fve guests tn };, the Alumn outscored the Hearts ^ 12 I n the last quarter, to leave th? present from Perth Amboy, Bayonne" Ik-arts leadng as the whstle blew Iveyport, Woodbrdge, New Brunswth a three pont advantage, 32-29., wck, New York and ths cty. 122 No. Broadway -South Amboy, N. J. -PHONE 261 PIIOJNE261 The. Most Modem, Santary and Up to Date Meal Market n Ths Cty A Few Of Our Grand Openng Specals LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB, lb.-...27c PRIME RIB ROAST, cut from real natve beef, all cuts, pound........27c RUMPS OF MILK FED VEAL, pound 27c FRESH HAMS, whole or half, pound... 22c LOINS OF FRESH JERSEY PORK, whole or halt, pound.. 18c SHOULDERS OF JERSEY PORK, small lean, pound [.: 14c CHUCK ROAST, good cuts, pound...19c SWIFT'S PREMIUM ROASTING CHICKENS, pound - 31c Fresh Klled Selected FOWL, pound 27c Fresh SPARE RIBS, pound. 17c BROOKFIELD BUTTER, pound -33c BRdOKFIELD EGGS, strctly fresh, dozen... 29c SMOKED HAMS, whole or half, pound 24c Small CALT HAMS, nce ard lean, pound...15c WE ALSO HAVE AN EXTRA FINE SELECTION OF FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT A VERY LOW PRICE. COME AND SEE OUR DISPLAY THIS EVENING. Attractve and Useful Souvenrs Wll Be.Gven at Grand Openng The fourth game of the Inter Cty: Durng the evenng, tasty refreshres wll be played between the Me-1 merts were served. ANOTHER ARRESTED FOR COAL STEALING Last Saturday, George Dewey Cod dngton, of 629 Bordentown avenue, was arrested by Offcer Kvst or complant of Sergeant John J. Kee nan on charges of stealng coal, tres passng on Pennsylvana Ralroad property and dsorderly conduct. After a tral before Justce Van- Cleaf, the man was released. MAYOR AND FORMER MAYOR ATTEND MEETING OP THANKS Mrs. Oscar Lambertson and famly wll hold n grateful remembrance he many acts of kndness and symlathy extended by relatves, neghbors ml frends durng ther recent be- eavement. PACK IIVK ST. MARTHA'S GUILD HOLDS CARD PARTY At Wlhelm's Hull on Wednesday -venng a most successful card party was held by Mrs. Elzabeth Locke's unt of St. Martha's Guld, wth Mrs. S. T. Bastodo as charman of arrangements. * There were nne talles of players who took part n the varous games and many benutful and useful przes were awarded.' ELECTRIC SCIENCE FOLLOWERS LECTURE - n ^ Mayor Alfred T. Kerr, former Mayor Andrew Kvst, Mayor Thomas The Publc Servce Secton of the Dolan of Syrevlle, Cty Treasurer Natonal Electrc Lght Assocaton eorge Kress and James Farley of wll meet on the evenng of February ths cty attended a meetng of the n the audtorum of the Newark at the Berkeley-Carteret Hotel at Termnal Buldng. at the Berkfley-Carteret Hotel at Maron Penn, general superntendent of electrc generaton, Publc Asbury Park Wednesday evenng. Servce Electrc and Gas Company, nd Carveth Wells, Brtsh explorer, ll be the speakers. "Coldest Afrca" ll be the topc of Mr. Well's talk ble Mr. Penn's address s expected be of partcular nterest to those neernod wth the development of lectrcal scence. In I IK- CHIVI-II- r-nl CLEARANCE SALE! -OFoned Used Cars SPOTSWOOD, N. J: _ We must make room for our new stock of cars. Now s the tme for you to take advantage of our unusually low prces. 1 1930 Model A Dc Luxe Ford Roadster 2-1 1930 Model A Ford Roadster ' Humble Seat 2-1929 Model A Ford Cabrolet 1-1929 Model A Ford Roadster,, Rumble Seat 1929 Model A Ford Tudor Sedan I 1-1929 Model A Ford Fordor Sedan A number of Model T Fords, all types, Rngng: From $25.00 to 75.00 1-1928 Dodge, 4 passenger, Vctora Coupe 2-1927 Oakland, 4 door Sedan 1-1927 Nash, Standard 6 Coupe 1-1926 Oldsmoble Coupe 1-1927 Hudson, 4 door Sedan 1-1928 Chevrolet, 4 door Sedan' 1-1927 Chevrolet, 4 door Sedan 1-1926.Chevrolet, 4 door Sedan 1-1929 Essex, 2 door Coach -1928 Internatonal Truck Many other used cars avalable at greatly reduced prces to clear our stock W. F. HUNK Authorzed Ford Agent. Tel. 57-F-3 Jameslmrg, ' AfQNEY TO LOAN on bond add mortgage, n sums of $100, $1011. $300.$400,?500 and up to $10,000. Offce hours from 8:20 n. n. to f:2' p. m. Wednesdays and Sntmluy; lorn 8:20 n. m. to (! p. m. Inqure '.lm A. Lovely, Trust Company Buldng. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Pnr of lorlolho shell spoctcl'b, between Bde-A-Wee and Bordentown avenue. Fnder wll kndly return to Mrs. Bostwclc, 42H Porta dtvo't, or to Ctzen offce. 1-23-lt INTER-CIIUHCII QUOIT LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED In tn' Inter-Church Quot League, "hol s now folnn on amone the chuvclcs of tlu town, the Baptsts played the Methodst l'rotestnnts on TuMny cvpnn of ths week, lt the lntter's rooms. The. result of the gtnos were us follows: Methodst Protestants M, Bnplsts 4. At the present tme the Methodst Protestants an' leadng 'n the T<en- P^gW»B^)Hg» Our Motto " S E R V I C E " Jasper Bros. FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES NUTS Just '('tll :!21! or! See us a I'! 114 N. Broadway I - * AsanAd to Relef of the Unemployed Stuaton We' have created several openngs ; " -" -«for Experenced Female Operators on Power Sewng Machnes Apply Mr. A. J. Carthy SIGMUND EISNER CO. BROADWAY AIM) SECOND STREET SOUTH AMBOY, JN. J. INVENTORY SALE! 20% OFF Sweaters, Flannel Shrts, Sheep-Lned Coats and Vests, Blankets, Comfortables, Men's, Women's and Chldren's Underwear, Men's, Women's and Chldren's 4-buckle Arctcs, Men's and Boys' Hgh Top Shoes, Wndbreakersy both wool and leather, Slk and Wool Socks. 20' Is Deducted From the Regular Prces Durng Ths Sale!S. Wolff & Co. Feltus St. and Washngton Ave. Tel. 1 12

PACE SIX THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FMDAY, JANUARY 23, 1931 greater Auto Speed Causes More Accdents! 2. Improved Roads. ; States, countes and muncpaltes have expended large sums of money n recent years n mprovng roads, the result bpng the operaton of j hs loss s also mourned by many commuters who frequently stopped automobles at greater speeds over' to play wth hm a moment whle on longer dstances. Moreover, the m- ther way to- and from the ralroad proved roads have made t possble, staton. A reward has been, offered to operate automobles the year for George's return. around, n good and bad /weather. These factors have ncreased both tho; exposure to accdent and the resultng damages. 3, Closed Automobles. In 1925 only 66.5 percent of tho prvate passenger automobles manu-j factured were closed cars, whereas,, n 1929 the percentage of closed cars, manufactured was 89.4 percent. Ths! Jones to resgn took place n 1921 development has resulted n the op-j when Mrs. Ralph Goff was apponted eraton of more automobles n n-, to the.board and Jones and Spencer clement weather when the accdent Swan resgned, refusng to serve n hazard s greater. the hoard wth a woman. Now, howover, thngs are dfferent. Jones ac- 4. Purposes for whch Automobles ore Used. cepts the Irony of fate wthout protest. Improvements n automobles from.a mechancal standpont have contnuously ncreased ther dependablty as a means of transportaton, the Runs on a bank as the result of a bankruptcy aro more or 'less common, but Trenton has a bankrupt result' beng a greater use of automobles for all sorts of purposes. Tn addton to the greatly ncreased use whoso falure' threatens to cause a of prvate passenger as well as commercal automobles n busness, the prvate passenger automoblo has been subjected to greatly ncreased famly use through operaton by several members of the famly. Evdence of ths growng famly use la found n a study made durng the past year whch shows that the number of women operatng prvate passenger automobles has ncreased to 24 percent of the total number of operators. 6. Greater Congeston The number of automobles on the hghways n the Unted States has grown from 22,000,000 n 1928 to 26,500,0000 n 1929 (an ncrease, of 20 per cent). Durng the same perod there has also been a steady ncrease n populaton. The result ljas been an ncreasng congeston of the hghways, thereby ncreasng the chance of accdent occurrence. These developments, occurrng s' multaneously, have had a cumulatve effect upon the accdent stuaton, namely, of ncreasng materally the hazard of automoble operaton. If evdence other than the experence of. the nsurance cojnpancs s needed to substantate ths, t s to be found n the ncrease n the number of persons accdentally klled and njured. In 1926, 23,500 persons were Klled as the result of motor vehcle accdents n the Unted States. In each successve year that number ncreased untl n 1929 31,000 per- sons weer klled. It s estmated th;t the number klled n 1930 wll be found to have exceeded 33,000. Ths ncrease n the number of deaths has been accompaned by a correspondng ncrease n the number of non-fatal personal njures sustaned n motor r vehcle accdents, both havng exceeded proportonately the ncrease n the number of automobles n use. It has been estmated that the total economc loss as the result of motor vehcle accdents n 1929 amounted to. $850,-!. 000,000.. Despte ths ncreased hazard of automoble operaton, t must not le assumed. that safety work has been neffectve. It does accomplsh results and t should be encouraged at every opportunty. Except for such actvtes, t s safe to suy that the upward trond of cost would havo been substantally greater. The Nutonal Bureau and ts membor companes Indvdually have been and nre constantly expendng mon'y and effort n the promoton of safety educaton and accdent preventon. It n n known fact that these actvtes luvo produced results more far reachlug than ther mmedate benefcal effects upon ndvdual rsks. For example, the, work sponsored by the Natonal Bureau n the feld of snfety educaton In tho schools has been an mportant factor n brngng about a marked reducton In the automoble fntnlty rnle among chldren of school age. It s estmated that, on a whole, sx thousand chldren's lven are bung saved ouch year through educatonal and other sufety actvtes. Ths record should encourage ncreased effort to reach adult* wth the sumo degree of of! fectlvenesb, to the end that nl operators nnd pedestrans may become "safety conscous." ' STATE AND COUNTY ITEMS OFJNTEREST Recently, the Palace thmtre, formerly the Huntng thcnlt al l? n 'l Bank was destroyed by fre and tho jnnlor Herman Slutts, -13, who \vn< Bleepng on a c.uch wthn tlt' theatre was burned to death Sxteen (Ire companes, s'x from ' Rml flank and tn- remander from Long Ilnncl, Far Ilnven. Ilshhds, Lkclnrst, Ktnntnwn and Rver Plaza, wt>rt> palled to Hunt the blaze whch threatened to demolsh nearby buldngs. Tlur fre causng damage I" (1 >e extent r-f $0(1 s beleved to have! orgnated frm Ml overheated fur-1 mce under the sta;re. It" s not unlkely tha wthn the very near future we w I I"' wearng elnthl'r mnufctred f'en gl"*. Ths opnon \v»s ventured recently by JaHes Jones of Mllvllr n an aldrnss hefnre the Toms lver Kwans. Club on "Glass am ts.hstory", Producng glass-wool to prove hs run on hs cellar. :K)nt, Jones told of the new pro- Frtz Gaertner, one tme propretor e.-rfes by whch t s beng perfected. of one of the cty's favorte restaurant bars recently conducted a ven-!je envsoned a day when t wll replace slks and other goods n f. ture n one of the cty's largest parks.argo measure for the makng of whch was responsble for bs bankruptcy and he owes the cty $2,750 ;.M':thng. rent. who's property he has been for the ast fve years. Besdes the groat attachment held 'or the cat by the Bennet famly, Ten years ago when John H. Jones )f Ocean Cty was a member of the school board, a woman was apponted jn the board and Jones resgned n ndgnaton. Mayor Joseph G. Champon has now apponted Jones' wfe on the same board. The ncdent whch caused Mr. recently and thrustng a coat pocket forward n approved move fashon, snarled: "I'm desperate. Your lfe s worth just one buck to me." Oh yeah?", responded Devln n= he calmly walked from behnd the mt ther offsprng to get beyond ther control. Instead of brngng jeton aganst ther wayward mnors he declared, the parents themselves hould be prosecuted. n a case 'before hm, the defen- Motors Have Keen Increased In dant was a fourteen year old gr. Effcency Ffty Percent In Despte the fact that glass has counter and held the bandt by theshe was arragned on complant of 'txt made and used for -1,000 yl-ars (laertner's prncpal asset s ^12,- arm whle he sent an employee for ner parents, who charged that she Last Few Years. e sad, ts full potentaltes ar" 000 worth of lquor and hs credtors the polce. Aas ncorrgble, played truant from just now begnnng to be realzed. are exertng every effort to secure At polce headquarters, the man; school and had cultvated a prema- The motors used n automobles. a poto of the lquor.n payment. who gave hs name as Harold Mller ;tre and ntense desre for nght manufactured durng the last few It'll lank and ts' envrons are Federal Judge Wllam Clark has re-tvaserved lecsun n the matter. had never been arrested before.. "1 am ed up on parents comng found to be unarmed, and sad ht- lfe. years have boon mproved to such beng searched for George, a gray an extent that the motor horsepower; strped eat of the tger speces, wth has been ncreased at least 50 per! to court and chargng ther own -x claws on eaeh paw, beleved to bo Edward Devln, a grocer of Elzabeth, refused to heeome excted when Juvenle Court n Atlantc Cty r<*-. Judge Wllam H. Smather* tent of the average. Ths ncrease Lhe only one of ts knd n that secton. George dsappeared one nght a hold-up man walked nto hs store cently, denounced parents who per- n power has resulted n the opera-' ton of automobles at greater speeds, recently from the home of Mr. and thereby- causng more serous ar.d j Mrs. Charles Bennet of the borough, (5S» more costly accdents. THE I', ate cleanng Hoover cleanng gets out dangerous germs makes homes safer. It gets out cuttng grt makes rugs last longer. It removes more drl per mnute than any other cleaner makes cleanng faster, easer for you. Two new, mproved Hoover models. Phone for a home demon-. straton or tral. Only {(6.25 Down Ralanc-e Monthly DOLAN BROS. 130 NO. BROADWAY Telephone 294 :mx AGENCY - DEALERSHIP Comes Back To SAYREVILLE < And Is Now Located At?>: HAUSSERMANN & CREAMER, INC. SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS. P]ornerly Occuped By Sayrevlle Sales Corporaton v ' ".....Ford Cars Now Ready for Your Inspecton ' '...The Newest Models are Comng In Every Day ' ' '. ' COME LOOK THEM OVER Haussernann & Creamer, Inc. Telephone. 255 S. R. (Formerly Sayrevlle Sales Corporaton) SAYREVILLE. N. J.. ' IS 116-118 Washngton Rd. "SAY IT WITH FLOITERS" "Come See Us In Our New Store" We're Now Located Where the Jacques' D-rR Store Was Years Ago See our Modernstc 1 Effects The Panelng Notce the cozness The Wall Glnts The Black and Slver Combnatons We're proud of the new place and we're hopng you'll lke t too. Come See Us and tell us how you lke t. FLOWERS? Of course anythng that grows And Funeral Work s our specalty. Webster the Florst 11!) N. Broadway (Now Drectly Opposte the Tru.t Co,) Tel. 62 '.. ' h'dren wth ncorrgblty", sad the judge. "1 can't help belevng :hat such parents should go to jal." An avaton feld unknown to avaton authortk-s was recently dscovered n Elzabeth, Tae feld known as the "New Jersey Natonal Guard Flyng Fold" s owned and operated by the 8 yt.-ar <t.d»>n IK.Ma^or. K. L. Copsey, c-oanand-na oth-er ^1 tn N:t.:>.l Guard's flyng ur.t and s located m the rear of the Copsey Its popularty s based OBI unusual value The ntroducton of the new Chevrolet Sx hut* <tttul>r.kl»- cd a now etumlnrtl of value n the low-prce feld. So evdent lt Its qualty, and ut> nl tractve n Its prce*, (hut 11 s wnnng u remurkuhlu buyng rchpoho throughout the country. Mure and mor«buyers n tho low-prce feld art; fm' ; t>tf H'H wse to chouse a Sx. In none of the features of the new Chevro-. let 'has these been any compromse Wth qualty. Wherever better materals or mproved desgn could tdd to the satsfacton and economy of ownershp, mprovement home. The feld, twelve feet long and fve feet wde, contans two hangars flal wth model arcraft rangng from scout shps to tr-motoced passenger jhuh-s. Jl s equpped wth wnd -^nals, boundary lghts am al other ncdentals of an arport. Young Copsey s commandng offcer and prcdent»f the corporaton, and Martn Fuehs, hs chum s vce presdent. hue been runlr. Vet for all ts rxrrllcnt performance, UH attract vr tpprurancr, und th thorough dependablty, the new Chevrolet Sx nvlh ul new lowtpreen whch establsh t as the Great A.mercun Value.» New low prces «V Knatlxlcr, $475) Sport Roudstr wth rumble teat, $195; Coach or Standard Fve-. Wndow COUJIC, $545; I'lactoj, f510; Stundurd Coupe, $535; Sport Coupe (rumble scat), $575; Standard Sedan, (635; Specal Sedan, $650. 'Prces f. o. b. Flnt, Mch. Specal equpment extra. NEW CHEVROLET SIX The Great Amercan Value Sea Your Dealer Uelow BRIGGS GARAGE BROADWAY AND MAIN ST. SOUTH AMBOY. Tel. 322 ALSO DEALERS IN CHEVROLEt SIX-CYLINDER TRUCKS, $355 TO (f>, I. o. h. Flnt, Mchgan "A Hot Mustard Bath and an Icepack" AnlncldentpntoftheOrdnary n the day's work of a New Jersey SERVICE Organzaton!.,»»» "A hot mustard bath and an cepack." Doctor's orders, n the nght, to a frantc Monmouth mother to releve her small son's dstress»»» Florence Hcsley, Red Bank Nght Operator, who took the call, knew that country home. There was no ce or mastard there> and no stores or neghbors wthn mles to supply them... But there was mustard - m the Telephone Central Offce ktchen, ce n the water-cooler at Polce Headquarters, and wllng hands to take both to that anxous home»»» A Teleplone call to Polce Headquarters arranged t. You can depend on your telephone. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY "A New Jersey Insttuton &JU^M Backed by Nntoal Resources",

FRIDAY, JANUAKY 2.% J!«l THE SOUTH AMBOV CITIZEN PACK SKVEPf LOOKING BACK 22YEARS Issue of January 23, 1909 JJrs. and Mrs. Thomas Wortley wll. celebrate ther twenty-frst weddng annversary on Saturday, February James Dolan s plaetu' the electr'.: wres and fxtures n A. J. Mllers new house 1 on Man street. * V * Wllam Stephenson bus rented thflat n Phlp SullvarA hew hm?n Stevens avenue aa:l v;'ll shot" htp'm housekeepng. Both young and old ;,».ple turned out n large numbers the fore part of the week, and enjoyed coastng on sleds and bobs down the varous hlls n town. The Lades Ad Socety cf the Baptst Church wll hold an apron, handkerchef, sweepng cap, etc. sale on j Wednesday evenng, January 27th; at the church. Ice cream wll also j J>c on sale. I * I» *. Robert P. Mason, son of Elas j Mason, conducted hs frst funeral j alone last Sunday afternoon. Jnny complmentary remarks were heard; about town on Monday n regard I to the ease and naturalness of hs bearng and hs general thotaghtful-; ness as to detals. The new Board of Educaton, ex-'., ceptng Samuel Newton and the old; /board wth the excepton of two j "lembers, who were unable to attend,j Srent to New Brunswck last Sntur-. day, to be present at the annual; meetng of the County Boards Assoc-I aton. There were about 125 covers j lad at the Manson House where the banquet was served. The dnner ths year dd net gve the usual satsfacton and a movement WHS made to hold the next annual meetng at Perth Amboy. Unless t. should prove more nconvenent to reach Perth Amboy for the majorty of members, t s hghly probable that ' t wll convene n Perth Amboy next year. FINNEY OF THE FORCE NOW WUEQE HAVE WlM KIDS GOT TO!-FAnU,WC H a TRAIM AIN'T a s AYEWUF FR WM!- THIEV'GS SCAT- TEOEP WAN IND Tb THE otheq SO GIT TOEBGSrAV WE WE'LL GO our on THE OBSEB VATOtJ CAR WPEBE WE KIN Gr A GOOD VIEW AvJ NIAGRA FALLS - GGOBGE AM' MCKEY COCMRAKJE IS UP IN THE NEXT CoACM( THE FEATHERHEADS..3SJ ±5-L Felx Cooks Fudge Gves Formula For State Farm Prosperty Farmers Only Need to Grasp Advantages "Wthn Rend Says Expert. Farmers rf New Jersey only need The prncpal - speeches - were.,., to grasp advantages wthn roach to by Professor Demarest, presdent of, n, ][e thdl. rkulturo.. per. Rutgers College, and Peter F. Daly, ous a% t]mt nf m)y other (. 1)mpetll). surrogate of ths county. The.ad-sectodress of Dr. Demarest vvas a fne States," ac of the Unted effort, and Mr. Daly's speech was humorous and of very entertanng cordng to Prof. H. J. Baker, drecto of the extenson servce, New Jersey Agrcultural Experment Staton. style. Both were excellent along ther respectve, lnes! Such an objectve can be attaned, he ponts out n a summary of thp Remarks were also made by Dr.. M S Menzer of Perth Amboy and ḋ agrcultural stuaton n New Jersey, an alumnus of Rogers. made pubhc here today, "by mprov- The Board of Trade en Frday can 'ng producton produce and methods delver so to that market we nght at ther regular meetng agan our crops and lvestock at costs no took up the queston of electrc lght; hgher than those of our compettors, and authorzed the secretary to sub-! and by takng full advantage of our. mftto Sayre & Fsher Company the j nearness to proftable markets." fgures they had collected as to the j Professor Baker's vews are an average amount of electrc lght and j analyss of an agrcultural program power consumed per year. f nr j.; ew Jersey whch has " been Sayre & Fsher wll from thesef»'-»drawn up by a commttee of th» ures submt a rater to the board ot j state's leadng farmers and agroultwhch they wll supply ths cty wth ura] authortes as a gude for de- * current per klowatt. The cty would have to own the poles, wres, controllers, meters, etc. Sayre & Fsher -would ncluded, f t was desred, n ther estmate, the labor of collectvelopng New Jersey agrculture and for co-ordnatng the actvtes of varous agrcultural organzatons n nsttutons 1 n the state. The commttee's complete report,01' 125 page's, jng, and the work of keepng lghts ; s now beng dstrbuted as Crcular and wres n proper workng order. I 225 of tho Now Jersey Agrcultural ' Upon the recept of a formal unt j Experment Staton. authorzed proposton, the board j [ n outlnntj the agrcultural stuuof trade wll appont a commttee of tj 011; p,. 0 f es901. Baker ponts out that. busness men.to. lay the matter be-1,. ll5am s 0 ( acres of hnd n New fore, the cty councl for ther "- Jersey have born forced out of njrrsderaton. ;-ultural producton n recent years A commttee was apponted to wat by c- lt y encroachments, by competupon Rado Repar Batteres Recharged 125 Feltus St. Tel 96 the councl to ask them to have; [j on fl-om agrcultural regons of ^RSR0fflE8WBI8B!HSH8BS^^ the cty dock put n such repar na jother state;, and by the nferorty to make the dock t usable shape n sol and topography of certan and to ask the councl tu grant to New Jersey lands. the New Jersey Steamboat Company ' ''On the.:t:'!' lund," he explans, tho prvlege of landng freght, and "I''n? on good land, of economcal of usng tho small store house upon s:'.e, well-located wth reference to such reasonable terms, for 11 stated roah and markets and properly The Paulus Dary perod, as wll enable the company equpped, have been becomng graduay more productve. We. may ex- ESTABLISHED 1890, to get the busness re-establshed. ' Tho board also elected new offcev 1 j,p Ct tn j s tcnclccy lu contnue, wth 'as follows: Presdent, I 1 '. Dchort; lnc better farms' beng cultvated secretary, Charles S. fuckalew; trea more ntensvely and many of the surer, Charles Safran, poorer farms beng forced out of ' cultvaton. Much of the land Wthdrawn frum cultvaton should be '""'The Baptst Church held ther annual electon of offcers Frday nght. Joaoeph Compton declned re-electon,«used for forests, parks, and play- US church dork, and Koller C. Har.! ^' Snce we may expect eomptton was elected hw successor. John T. n farmng t be as keun n the future' as t has been n the past, New Dll' was re-elected deacon and Henry Dll lll us trustee. (Jersey agrculture must mprove ts Tho reports from «1 department prospe' I n Were each favorable, account md to a the balance treasurer's stoo:l Now Jersey farmer wll have to change hs methods to meet changng credt. condtons, and n tho future he wll Ths church lua just secured f)'om have tn produce 11 stll greater volume to each unt of man labor than the Unted Ualroads of New Jersey, n deed for the UU u un whch'tn 1 h 1 has n tn' past. proputy HIIIIIIIK. Formerly they held 1 "I/a'go producton alone, however, only «lease fur HH'. y'.rs, wth wll nut make th» poston of the varous provsons n t.!.\ r u\v Jersey farmer secure. The A meetng of the (St. A^ysM qualty of the crop or lvestock must JjMubnl Team was held on Wedneslny evenng for the purpose nf reable market demands," 1 e mproved to meet the most proftorganzng for 1!M)!l. Tn' Members of the agrcultural proeluctcd wer: I'l''sdent, Leo Coakloy;:-..n commttee nclude Harry E. Vtetf-Presdunl, James.Mcl.om'll, Jr.;' Tuylm-, secretary of the New Jersey Secretary John lluaseyj Treasurer, federaton of County Hoards of Thomas'Lyons, Jr.; M'nmgr John Agrculture; Davd II. Agans, IIUIHUT Hnmnvay' Captan, Jam' Cutell.! «f the New Jersey HLnte (Inng;; Dr. Tho regulur,meetng wll In* lurd on! «Lpmnn, dean and dloctor of the second am lust Wednesday* of tho New Jersey Agrcultural^ College ttefmolh '"*'"' ''""'W-'rn't Staton; Wllam B. *f>h- lneup nnd batlng nr;l-v wl^-'uryee, secretary of the New Jersey be as follows: J. Hen, cf; T. Lyons, Htat> JJepurtmenl of Agrculture; rf J. Conncl, p; L. Cmklcy p; I 1 '. H ny C. Kunmel, d'ctor cr th JlUfner, s's; I 1 '. Pulaney, anl b; J. -New ' rscy State Uena'tnent ( O Hussey, r;,l lc.nnnell, c; K. O'C.n- C.. BlM-vat..n and Devchpment; Wllur Jlrd b; W. Casey, If; L. Lvely,: '""I 1. Hamlton,, presdent «f the Ist'b- M. Delaney, sub; J. (ordon,; New Jersey Stnle Clmmler of Com ', ' murce am Prof's.sor Hakr, -lmr- sub. j Plans are under way for the ds-!" Kln - posal of n $2.50 gold pece on March j 24 to onnhle thu team to procure unforms. ' T' 1 '' < *.;-*# I longs Arctc Tern IcUlK lll.siiiiii-l! lo a speces Truvoler Uylne record be of brds wllwl The md-wnter mh'tng of the j Hun>LlnfH nrsls In New HKhml-tle Mddlesex County Medcal Assocu-: Arctc tern. 'Ihcsc hlnls n'sl at Ifasl ton was held at the home of Mayor! llfl flll. n,, r j, ns the most urllern 'ffognowa on W'eln'sdy of ths IfoklnH lve whllp Uc.v sp'ul mr WPCj t, j wnters on las CIJIISIS mll IslaulM of» I Anlnrctle. An.'cmllng to at l'hl ml" Arnerlcanme I aullorlly tn 1 Arctc tern IIIIIUI'H a Utl' Am-rKnt'Mf Is " K''»l Inn-! round trp of 1!L',(HHI mll's lclww Us but t" To jje lnv the a wle KIIIC Is IH HUIretne KIWI! stuff, bu- hl'l farlln'l luuled north n anl r.brulor furljcht wn» mnll. plelel Otlllltlu.-" NIIW rlems TlmeH I'lny- up (M) (IHJ-K Inter In N11I11I, Soll Alrlen, l.mxi ulleh nvvny. dualty Meats of V. J. Buy your meats here and know y(ra are gettng the chocest selecton of cuts VJ.NEBUS j '236 Feltus St. Tel. 226 Free Delvery Double S. A H. and Elk Stamps Gven Saturdays Only. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY On Fxtures and Wrng No matter how large or how small the job of nstallng fxtures or wrng, from complete buldngs to sngle rooms, our expert blsy workers can save you money. Let Us Fgure on That Job ADAM SEPKA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Man Offce: 180-196 New Street New Brunswck, N. J. Phone 2400 PAULUS' POSITIVELY PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK Walker-Gordon Certfed Mlk ** Wendmore Farms Rnw Golden Guernsey Mlk '* Suydam's and ttutger's Specal Raw Tuberculn Tested Mlk DISTRIBUTION COVERS New Brumwck, Hghland Park, South Rver, Sayrevlle, Parln, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbrdge, Carteret, Ford and Metuchen, N. J. Frank C Packoak, Prop. 631 Bordentown Avenue Phone 277 for Prompt Delvery PRIME MEATS AND VEGETABLES FRESH FISH EVERY FRIDAY Sleaks, Delcous and tender. Our steaks arc so tender that they almost melt n your month. Cut from prme, tender beef. Frt Sewtf; Muchne Whll; MIIIIB Howe IH u«ljy orwlled wt 11 (le Imcnlfn nf (le Ht^vlrR nncllf, t plcl f<- Ihs lcvl'p \vn«wcur'd n yenf: CIII-IUT. In IK'Ill, lv n l rlnn. r.rll'lny 'rrlcr, wljn WIIH culled th'e "t-n'uy of llnllw" by I'nrlsm tnrtuvnt lunknr Then th» Motur Car Came Urncln: up cllld'cr, ln^ ecrllnly hrconf 1 um'f e)!n l'\ wll) I ho ouwnrd mnrch nf I'lvMlzulnn, md II WIIHII'I HO nnny yours MUII llnl pnx'1 l«*m.r tlo only wnny n nnllor Iml \v«s tv Ucup Ilc <'ll {lr?n nvu.v Tron the Imrdcn 1 )l «Stnlu..lMrntl. ']JHE TRAIN STEAMS ON ITS WAY ID Ta& CAPITAL, WHERE TUB HAVEAHEART PATROL B0\5 ARE Tb VISIT MANY PUCES OF INTEREST.ANO WHERE WtYARf LATER Tb MEET PQESIDENT/ HOOVER. / IT WE TClP VPS MADE BV SUBSCRIP- TIONS OVER LOCAL RADIO STATION The South Amboy Busness Drectory ANTHRACITE COAL AND WOOL BITUMINOU CCAL COMPANY 2 Pne Avenue Sotl Anbov, N. J PAUL BRYLINSKI OOflORE'l'R BLOCKS PUR TLA NO CEMENT ALL KINDS OF FEED AND GRAIN Old Uhgh dnd Wlkes-Barre Center and Elm Sb. Phones: So. Amboy 7 So. Rver J*. ROOFER MICHAEL PHILLIPS SLATE AND ASBESTOS ROOFING REPAIRING Of All Knds To Roofs Tel. 682 ESTIMATES FURNISHED 385 RarU» PIANO TUNING WE H. MARTIN PIANO.S AND PLAYER PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED 'R4,F»t St. South Ambdy. N. / Trlephona 138-M PAINTS, ETC. Telephone 435 EUGENE A. MORRIS (Sm!t'L'4Hor to A. T. Kerr I'ants, Ols and Varnnhe» Bruhea, Glass, Bronzes, Gold Leaf, Stans. Kr. WALL PAPER 238 Frst Street South Ambo TRUCKING ELMER S. PARISEN CARTING OF ANY KIND CRATING AND SHIPPING 313 Dard SI. Seath Aatbr SIS KEAL ESTATE INSURANCE Adequate Insurance Taken Most, of the Burn Out of Fre FRANCIS P. COAN INSURANCE In RoIabU Companes Placed lor Fre, Automoble, Tornado, Rut Ue and Oecupac*, Toarl BaglM* Enplorar't LUfcllly mm* LHa Broadway and Davd St. Telephone 364 South Amboy "If If. Insurance 1 Sal It" FREDERICK H. LEAR REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ' 210 George St. C.-T. AIASUN r to K. P. Manonl UNITED STAIES Lompanes EXPLOSION INSURANCE NOTARY PUBL.C 231 frst Strert South Ambo> J/. M. FA.R1SSB., :CB of MI Knds Fre, Automoble, Lablty, Exploson, Casualty, etc. Surety and Fdelty Bond3 Telephone 496.43 MAIN ST. SOUTH AMBOY MILK Phone 267 MILK AND CREAM R. A. CASEY CREAM 347 Catherne St ACETYLENE WELD1 JOHN J. CROSS ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING General Reparng Scott Arenue South Amboy, N. J. Telephone S. A. 2S6 ICE AND TRUCKING FORD DUMP TRUCKS FRANK FOR HIRE GORCHESS 50* BORDENTOWN AVK. Soalh Ambay, N.. T.lcphon. S9S-R TAILOR L. ROSENTHAL Talor WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Phen. 71 103 Saatb Broadway Saatl Amaoy \ /ETI4A-IZE Tbraafb FRANK S. KABOSKI AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 107 S. Pne Avenue Telephone 178 Soolfc Amboy CONTRACTORS O. THOM Carpenter and Plumber Jobbng ol All KnJs Promptly Attended To 240 Bordentown Ayenue ' Telephone 38 PLUMBING AND HEATING CONSULT PHILIP J. SULLIVAN FOE, LOWEST PRICES ON PLUMBING AND HEATING Estmate* G,ven AH Work Guaranteed 10S SOUTH STEVENS AVE. Phone 217 6. T. WILHELM Santary and Heatng Engneer RICHARDSON & BOYNTON VAPOR SYSTEM HOT WATER AND STEAM BUILT-IN TUBS AND SHOWERS Telephone!: 292; Re. SO 228 FIRST STREET (Bel. Stockton St. and BroaAny) _ SOUTr AMBOY, N.lj. Telephone 584 W. HARPER LEWIS (SuccBMor to Gears* M. Ifortaaaew) Plumbng and Heatng 189 North Broadway SOUTH AMBOY HEADSTONES ALBERT JEROME "Muf'Unt o Hgh Grade Grante and Marble HEADSTONES 2(57 FNl Stroel Telephone Z5O South Amboy RADIOS AND PIANOS NOW SELLING KOLSTER and BRANDES RADIOS AUo Pano, and Player Plaaae HARRY PARISEN Tunng and Reparng 107 Ns Broadway Tel. 1M<M

PAGE RIGHT THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1931 Auto Owners Pay Local Presbyterans Hgher Insurance Now To Hear About Mssons Substantally Hgher Rates An-! Rev. George R. Rrauer Wll Tell nounccd on Four and Sx About Denomnaton's Evan- Cylnder Cars. 'rzaton Work. Local automoble owners who carry nsurance as protecton for ther ton s to le addressed by Rev, George The local Presbyteran congreyacars wll jay vpry substantally hgh- j R. Brauer of New York Sunday morner premums durng ths year of I ng", January 25th on the work and 1931, accordng to nformaton from servces of the Presbyteran Board the offces of Rcnhardt & Kurowsky, of Natonal Mssons whch spends Broadway nsurance agency. New more than $5,000,000 a* year n a rates authorzed by the Commssoner! Chrstan servce of healng, educatof Bankng and Insurance for the ff- ' n B and evangelzng extended to men, teen zones that comprse New Jersey went nto effect on January 6th and 11 polces due for renewal on or after that date are affected by the ncreases. The zone n whch ths cty s ncluded wll be requred to eleven dollars more for lablty pay and three tlollars more for property dam- ^age for four cylnder cars. The sx '" cylnder cars are rased four dollars for the lablty and one dollar for tho women and chldren throughout the Unted States, regardless of creed, color or condton. It operates 7,752 enterprses from Port Barrow, Alaska, the hosptal nearest the~~north Pole, to Porto Rco hosptals and schools near the Equator; Its 4,068 actve workers use 83 languages daly n reachng the polyglot populaton of the naton. Wthn ts feld are, 120,000,000 people, only 41 per cent, of whom arc property damage features. The new (drectly afflated wth any church rates, 'ncdently, put both the four! organzaton, Roman Catholc, Jewand sx cylnder cars on the same ba- sh or Protestant. It carres servce 6j 3 t ; and the gospel to lumberjacks,, mn- The property damage feature of ers, mountaneer^, Negroes, Spanshpolces Is the only substantal change ~ made unjer the new rulngs. In ths respect the new polces' appear to be to, the advantage of the automoble owner. The reason s that the amount of coverage for property damage s ncreased-'from one thousand to fve thousand dollars. For ths addtonal protecton the premum ncrease s apparently small..'of the ffteen zones n the state the j, terrtory s several steps'removed from the hghest rated zone, Th8 zone s the number one, whch neludes Hudson County, Jersey Cty. There the rate on a four cylnder car s ffty-nne dollars for the lablty and seventeen for the property damage, wth a fgure of $75 and $21 for the eght-cylnder modelt) and heaver type cars. Even n Newark and vcnty, the lablty remans the same as n ths cty but there the property damago rates are $2.00 hgher for the small cars and $3.00 for the sx cylnder models. It s down South Jersey, Zone speakng settlements, Orentals, Mormons, Indans, Jews, mmgrants, exceptonal populatons, solated people and retarded areas. Seven thousand churches, msson Sunday schools or preachng statons, and 143 neghborhood houses, undar the Board's drecton, make 595,000 contacts each week, or 30,000,000 each year, and these contacts are wth all knds of people. The Board provdes educaton advantages for the rank and fle of neglected people who otherwse! ore unprovded wth schools. Its 143 partcularly educatonal nsttutons range fon; elementary day schools to the theologcal semnary. About one-thrd of all Presbyteran churches are unable to mantan themselves wthout msson ad, whch the Board "renders. The medcal servces of the Board are mantaned through nne hosptals and- 13 dspensares and clncs, whch gve more than 105,000 treatments durng each year. The, Board holds that the dynamc of socal and poltcal progress s the 15 where the motorst has somewhat j gospel of Chrst, and t alms to make of'a cnch of t. There the property Chrst's law of love and servce the damage charge s only $9.00 and the controllng; law n all personal, socal, lablty down ft) $2G.O0. ndustral, poltcal, natonal and n- The efforts of nsurance companas j ternatonal lfe, to secure premum ncreases have j been carred on for soveral years past. The Natonal Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwrters, whch makes up the'rates for practcally all of the nsurance companes states that the experence shows there haj been a general tendency for both' the clam frequency and the average clam cost to ncrease durng the last few years. The ncreasng average clam cost s due partly tp more serous accdents and. partly to the successful demand for larger amounts of damages. The more mportant factors whch have operated to brng about the ncrease n clam frequency and average clam cost are brefly as follows: CHRIS STRAUB OPENS MARKET Chrs Straub, of Bay Vew Manor,; has opened a meat and grocery war- ~ket at Morgan Beach. Th* market'to located n a new buldng that was recently erected along the state Hghway just south of the Morgan Creek brdge.,. NEW MOTOR VEHICLE AGENT IN KBYPORT The new representatve of the Motor Vehcle Department n Keypbrt, John J. Haley, has taken over part of the show room of Charles P. Straab and establshed hs offce there. Mr. Haley succeeds S. Frank Mason, who "Vfas the department's representatve n Keyport for several years. Mr. Haley s located at 910 Broad street. Lght rrc. Kadum I'ur! rullmr s "<> llnm. Tnfant glow from IIIIH'X»f rnll salts oomos from 1! Impurtes. SHERIFF'S SALE IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.-. Between Leonard Znrcmba, Com- plnnnnt, and Kazmer Zawslak, ct. j als., Dcfonclnts. I'M Fa tor sale of: nbrtkngud premses dated January 13, 1931.,.. By vrtue of tho above slated wrt to mo drected md delvered, >I wll expose to sut! at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 11)31 at two o'clock n the afternoon <>t sad dny at the Sherff's Offce n tho Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. All the followng trad or parcel of Innl Md promses herenafter partcularly doscrnnl, sllutc, lynk nyl bollr n tho Horon'h of Carteret, n the County of Mddlesex un dstata of Now JerKey. Whch-on a, certan nun enttled "Mup of -Pronerty of J. Stonbe'K Sltuted n MddleHO-t County, Now Jersoy, June, 1010,". made by Fred F. Slnom, Surveyor, Koosevelt, New Jcrsev, nml whch map has been duly fled In the offce of the Clerk of the County of Mddlesex at Now Brunswck, N, J,, s lad down and known as lota one hundred twenty-one (121) j and one hundred and twenty-two.'(.122) as shown on sad map, frontng and facng on "A" street us also shown an sad lmp. BEGINNING ut pont n the southerly lne of Essex street, formerly "A" sttpt, whch pont s dstant three hundred C100) feet oast-. e'ly from the corner formed by tho' ntersecton ot the enstorly lne of Edwn street wth the southerly lne of Bnsex street as shown on sad map, rnnn >: thence (1) n a southerly drecton at rnht nno,-les to Essex street one hundred (100) feet to a pont] thence (2) easterly and parallel wth Essex street, ffty (fll) feet to a pont; thence ('!)) northerly md purnllel wth the frst cnune, one hundred (100) feet In a pont, thence (-1) westerly alonj' the sad southerly lne of Ks«e>:,street, fl'tv (nl) IVel to I ho pont or place of HKCINNINI. Decrees amountng- to pt'o.xnutoly $11,020, Together wth nl and su;lr, He rghts, prvleces, lerelltents m I appurtenah'fm tlnrent) lcdsrnr or,o any WIKO n e-fnno;. BERNARD M, (IANNON, ShcrllT. LMQNARD J. ZAKEMHA, Solctor, ' $28.9(1 l-23-bo:s!-(m3 BOOSTER WEEK HUGE CLEARANCE OVERCOATS \V> are offerng a wonderful as-: so'tment of the fnest suts and overcoats n our stock at a tremendous sacrfce. There are plenty of every style and color n every sze.fashion PARK, CHARTER. HOUSE & BRIEGS BUILT SUITS AND OVERCOATS New WoolenB, New Styles, New» Colors and Patterns $30 Suts & O'Coats $23.50 $35 Suts & O'Coats...$26.50 $40 Suts and O'Coats $33.50 $50 & $55 Suts & O'Coats. $37.50 $60 & $65 Suts & O'Coats....$$44.50 L BRIEGS & SONS, I M P Talors, Clothers and Haberdashers 91 Smth St. Perth Amboy Open Mon., Fr. and Sat. Eves. Old Calforna Tld rr'xlllo ll' Sun r'runchco was' establshed ts u mltary rcservnllou by Smln <n Mn-cl 28, 177f>. BURKARD'S MEAT AND PRODUCE MARKET 170 NORTH BROADWAY Telephone 803 THE MARKET KNOWN FOR. QUALITY AND SERVICE, ALL A- GRADE MEATS SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Top or Bottom Round POT ROASTJb... 29c FRANKFURTERS, pound.._. '.l :...22c CALVES LIVER, pound..._. _.* L 60c Fresh or Corned Flat SPARE RIBS, pound 14c Fresh or Smoked CALI HAMS, lb. 15c Prme CHUCK ROAST, no neck cuts, lb...24c Roastng CHICKENS, 4 or 5 lb. avg., lb 35c.Cty Dressed Small Sprng LEGS'OF LAMB, lb.,.-...... _... 25c Fresh PORK BUTTS, pound... J~ 19c Fresh CHOPPED MEAT, pound... _...19c Small Lons of PORK, whole or half, lb.20c Shoulder LAMB CHOPS, pound...'. 25c FRESH HAMS, nce and lean, whole or half, pound _.'... "... - 21c PHILA. SCRAPPLE, 2 pounds. 25c Fresh SAUSAGE, lnk or loose, our own make, v pound '~ 25cj TENENBAUM'S Clearance Sale We are offerng remarkable value of new merchandse at lowest "prces Bargans Galore n Every Department DON'T MISS TENENBAUM'S SALE! Double S. 6- H. Stamps Saturday Untl. 12 A. M. TENENBAUM'S DEPT. STORE Telephone 511 110 S. Broadway South Amboy j SAYREVILLB WILL HAVE NEW FORD AGENCY Sayrevlle s agan to have a local Ford agency. The frm of Haussermnn and Creamer, Inc., have taken uver the sales and servce headquarters formerly occuped by the Sayrevlle Sales Company and have on hand a complete lne of these popular cars for nspecton. Charles Haussermann and James Creamer are the prncpals n the new frm. Both these men are well known n ths secton and for the past M! rai '" ars were dentfed wth the ;Sayre^lle Sales concern, n whch Hey were offcers. Protect Your Income! ACCIDENT & HEALTH INSURANCE $5 - $10 - $15 por year Weekly Benefts. Emergency Relef as provded n Polces. Men and Women agc 18 to 65 No Medcal Examnaton NATIONAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY GEO. C. SEWARD AGENCY 150 George St. '. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. /For full nformaton tend n your name and addres jgrcrararag#aranuraaa^^ SHERIFF'S SALE In Chancery of! New Jersey..Between Peter Prey. Complanant, and Lous Pusllo. et.! us, ft. als., Defendants. F Fa for sale of mortgaged premses date:! January f, 1931. By vrtue of the above stated wrt to me drected and delvered, I wll expose to sale at publc vendue on WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D.,.1931 ;t 2 o'clock n the afternoon of sad day at the Sherff's Offce n the Cty of Now Brunswck, N. J. All the folluwng tract or parcel of ^and JUKI premses herenafter partcularly desorbt-d, stuated n the Borough of Carteret, ll the County of Mddlesex and State of New Jersey, BEGINNING at a pont n the southerly sde of Harrs street, dstant westerly along the same 178 feet from the corner farmed by the nter-: secton of the an me wth the westerly,sde of Pershnpr. avenue; thence runnng southerly at rght angles to the sad southerly sde ^>f Harrs street 100 feet to a pont; thence, runnng westerly parallel to sad Harrs street 28 feet to a pont; thence runnng northerly parallel to the frst mentoned course 100 feet to a pont on the sad sde of Harrs street; and from thence runnng easterly along the sad sde of Harrs street 28 feet to the pont or place of BEGINNING. Bensr known and desgnated as the westerly 22 feet of lot number 52!) and the easterly C feet of lot number j 528 as the same are lad down and. shown on a map of property of L. H. Berghom, and fled n the offce of the Clerk of the County of Mddlesex at New Brunswck, N. J. Reservng, however, the rght to use the four feet n wdth n frontj and rear nnd 100 foot n depth on the easterly sde of tho buldng located on thq sad premses as a mutuf> drveway wth the adjacent property adjonng on the east. It beng the ntenton that a mutual drveway exst between the easterly sde of the buldng located on the premses heren mentoned am tho westerly sde of the dwellng adjonng on the east for the beneft of the party of the second part and the owner of the premses adjonng on the east thereto. HARRY'S Starts Frday, Jan. Decree amountng to approxmately $4,6(10. Together wth all and sngular the rghts, prvleges, heredtaments and appurtenances thereunto belongng or n anywse appertanng. IIKRNAHD M. GANNON, Sherff. FRANCIS A. MONAGHAN, l-2,'!-4t?27.72. Solctor. MASON'S LIBRARY A newly establshed branch of the Standard Crculatng Lbrary,. Where there m^y be had the books of the World's Most Celebrated Authors E. S. MASON & SON Menzer Bldg. Broadway and Augusta Sts. It s our purpose to make ths sale a bg event by gvng values worth whle as we have always mantaned a very hgh standard, n qualty and n the character of the merchandse. Come One Come All And Get Your Share YOUR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED IF YOU ARE NOT 100 PfeR CENT SATISFIED WITH YOUR PURCHASES MENS SUITS.Newest models that the well dressed man ' wll wear $29.75 Value,$5 MENS BLUE SERGE SUITS Investgate Ths Buy $16.95 Value $35.00 Manhattan, SHIRTS and PAJAMAS All Go At $1.65 Value-$3.00 FLORSHEIM SHO ENOUGH SAID $7.50 Regular $1 Mens Handkerchefs - 3 l /2p 3 for 10c B. V. D. UNION SUITS 89c Regular $1.15 ALL OUR PURE WOOL SWEATERS $3.69 Value $5 - $G. BOYS 4 PIECE SUITS Blue, Brown Tweed szes 12 to 18 Some wth 2 long and 1 lon^ and 1 short. ; Out they go at $6.75 BOYS OVERCOATS Don't Delay - Act Quck,. : :, SIZES 3 8 :'. $2.95 $4.75 SIZES 10 18 $8.95-$10.^5 HEADLIGHT OVERALLS Blue - Whte - BrftWn $1;79 NEW STYLE HATS $2.45 MENS OVERCOATS Beautfully Talored for the Man Who Knows VALUE $29.75 Value $5. MENS OVERCOATS Another Bargan Specally Prced at $16.95 Value $35.00' MENS WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS 69c Value $1.25 Mens Work Gloves 8c pr. KNOX HATS Don't Mss Ths $6.45 Regular $1 MENS DRESS PANTS $1.19 ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR SHIRTS or TRUNKS 39c Garment Mens Work Hose 9c pr. Many More Bargans f we had to menton we wou'd have lo use le entre paper. HARRY'S 111-113 South Broadway South Amboy, N. J.