This Week

itfoen.
VOLUME 49. No 18.
This Week
South Amboy, N. J., Friday, August 2, 1929
uwroni WorKmen rian I Scouts
Local Streets Blocked
i'or i^ew Kecortis in
With Stalled Cars
By Hatting iioay O
Apciuent Prevention
Again Last Sunday
Drowned lviun in
Price Four Cents.
New Wire riant Wants Several Hundred
COUNTV TAX BOARD
! 5 Acre Tt act Within j Local People Attend
CUTS VALUATIONS
I City Limits Of So. Amboy I
Governor's Day Fete
HERE YESTERDAY
Monday Traffic More Dangerous Parlin Plant With 171 Daya Record Brooklyn Man Bathing at Sea iireezu Power Co. to Use $1,000,000 Yearly "Bill" Dey Secures Italian Boys Band Action On Appeals Filed By LocaS
to Join iti Ivlove .With
iU Otlier
Lout Sunday—Find Body Here
Than Sunday Because of High
of New Concern's Product.
And Bus To Head Delegation
Tax Payers Mostly Heductiom
Hants.
Wednesday.
Speed,
Headed by tile llalian Boys' Hand,
Tne local tax a;-i'ssoiv have been
Representatives
of
the
Port
Jturiseveral
hundred
Smith
Amboyaiis
"Old Man Acciilunt" was interred
Donald
c'eistei1 and-Charles Iveov- tan Commission, the Lions Club, of left this city yesterday for Sea Girt, informed by Ll.e Cuumy Hoard ol!
Traffic conditions here over the
1
with
appropriate
ceremonies
by
the
ininn
.
lioth
of
Parlin,
boU
young
lust week end were- almost its bad as
this city; the City Council, the Jer-w::ere they paid tribute to Governor Taxation as to their action ill the apJ
ul L.eboys, found the body of u di'uwnci. sey Central Power & Lignt Co., and .Morgan 1*'. Larson, uf Middlesex peals of certain residents oi Vhia
the memorable Fourth of July holi- empiujucr; ut Uie i urim plant
1
Brisbane
day week end. Kai'ly Saturday after- uui'oia c-ompany during t'lie noon man in a. bathing suit Hunting in HieMayor Andrew N. Kvist, met here County, upon the occasion nf the city. Their appeals were heart! at »
noon the line of cars going toward nour on \\ c'Uiiesiiay. 1i'/ic ijuriui oi water as they were .swimming neai Monday night to organize for thefirst Uepublican "Governor's Day" to joint meeting of the local assessors
the sea shore was so bad that people the elfigy representing injuries Lu Perrine's Dock near here Wednesday purpose of locating within the city be held in ten years at the State with the members of the county
MAN DEFEATS NATURE
wanting to cross the street at the in-workmen i'or I'J'JM initiated a driveafternoon. With the help of pusseio- limits here of a new copper wire Cninp Grounds.
liird .-.eld in the City Hall several
UguuuL tne seventy piuiits ol t'liu by the body was brought ashore am, plant. As a result of the meeting it
CHAIN STORE GROWTH
tersection of Main street and Stevens LlU'U
The Italian Hoys' Band, in natty jeks ago. At a meeting of tha
J
IJU1
UIIL
concern
for
a
record
of
no
removed
to
the
morgue
of
E.
H.
Maaveriue were unable .to do so without
developed that all that, is now reUP GOES WHEAT
white uniforms, were placed in County Board of Taxation in New
accidents throughout the montii ui son & Son. There by reason of rings quired is a suitable site containing now
the assistance of a police officer.
AB1RD BOOT1ECGER
a bus, and Director Williuni S. Dey, Hrunswick, they handed down tha
worn
by
the
man
he
was
identified
us
gusO.
Tine
i'urlin
plant
has
opsome five acres of ground.
Sunday evening the northbound
of the Board of Freeholders, and following judgments:
Tho Jersey Central representative Congressman Harold lloffniiin headMan consistently surpasses the per- traffic was stalled for hours during erated 171 days, up tu tVednesuuy, Abraham Cohen, i!8, of Brooklyn,
That the assessment against Sum»
who hud lost his life while bathing oxplained that/ negotiations between ed the delegation as it left for the 'I Lerner, block 7G, lot 35, land
\ formancea of nature,
the evening. It was long nftier mid- without a major accident.
Tno iUeJrose Accoruion Band fur- near Sea Hrec/.e, Stuten Island, IKH his concern and the wire plant people scene of the festivities.
$1,300 be reduced to $850, building;
V Locomotive and automobiles out- night that the congestion had lessenruh-,#ie deer. Airplanes already out- ed enough to allow a car to pass nished music lor a parude or mock long after live o'clock Sunday a'fter- has progressed to a point where he
There were many cars in tihe line, ¥1,800 bo reduced to $1,200, buildcould admit that if the nirw plant which joined with the Perth Amboy ing $1,200 be cancelled, personal
fiy any bird, and will do better when through this city without stopping at luneral procession urounil the piuiu noon.
Cohen, it appears, with hiH wife, located licie his concern would pur- caravan us it passed through this $200 be cancelled.
they stop imitating birds and create all. During the early evening hours weunt'suay in wliidi Beveral uunureu
a brother-in-law, Les- chase from it upwards of a hundred city. The local people were bedeckBroadway, Stevens avenue, Main employees took part. Tne procession Ruth, iJO, and
That the assessment against Ceo.
an entirely now plane.
enuetl
in
irunt
ol
tno
mam
OIIIIT.I
ter
HchuniL1, also of Brooklyn, had thousands dollars worth of wire per ed in giiyly-eolurai ribbons, nnd R. Ueliiney, block Vl\, lots 1 and 1-2
street, Bordentown and Pine avenues
Bulls of Bushun bellowed and were were filled with cars four and some- ui wie plant where a grave had bee.ii spent the day mu'.jring un the island month providing the Jersey Central were much in evidence nt Sea Girt. of 2, land $1,000, be reduced to $800,
heard afar. The microphone talks time's five abreast. And even then prt'purutl in whiuii to lay ' Olu Jlan and enjoying a park. Late in the af- power was used in its manufacture.
"Mother" Houlihan, famous local buildings $2,400 be affirmed.
around the world. Man's latest de- some of the drivers were not satis- AcciUent" for a long, long rest. Tnuii. ternoon, as the tide was going out,
Councilman at Liirge .1. Raymond political worker, was prominent
That the assessment against .Meyer
feat of nacure is the creation of an fied to leavo room enough for onewere movies lukun ol t/ie prucccn- they innde their way to the beach to Mulloy represented the Port Haritan among those who were greeted by lurber & Uros., block 11U, lots 18artificial ear "a thousand times more car to go in the opposite direction. intja,, the duininy, the cotlin, work- enjoy the bathing for a short time Commission; Chief of Police (Jleiison Governor Larson, at the "Little nd li), land $850 be affirmed, buildsensitive than the human ear, that
•ig $0,100, be reduced to $5,000;.
During tho heightli of the traffic men preparing the grave and later before returning to their home, lu and (leorgc A. Kress, the I.lons Club White House".
picks up tho faintest danger signals congestion here Sunday evening one tilling it in, etc. Dur.ng me reiuiint wading in Cohen got into a deep hole ijouneilnicn Anton G. Nebus and
The bus for the band was furnish- personal $1,000, be reduced to $500coming chrougui the i'og and tells the driver with a car load of people was oi me burial .service wie imnn pmyeu left by a sand sucker somo time ago Walter Inmun, tho city. Mr. Kress ed by the genial "Bill" Dey, while
That the assessment agaitust Eddirection whence they come."
taken ill and yet wanted to get to"1 Love Vou". 'l'ue purnuu ior a when the machine wutf used in filling was selected as chairman to head Kcrd Tedtfico, chairman of tho mu-mund C. Tomaszewski, biock 82B,
Anything that men can imagine the Hotel Madison in Perth Amboy. nine inarcaeU to inu £)Li'iiins U, in land nearby for a real estate dc- the- committee.
sic committee raised the funds for building $1,100 be affirmed.
"iieartr My (Jod To Xhee . Tne vulopiiKint, lie wiin SUCH to titi'uggle
.they can,do.
The nuw plant representative ad- tho band through popular subscripThat the assessment against United
Finally Officer Quain wus delegated gatnoring
at tho oi'ficus was ndilrcss- and his vvifo in going to his assist- mitted that his concern wus ready to tion.
N. J. U. It. and Canal Co., block 213,
ride the running board of the carud uy H. K
Forty-five chain store organiza- to
Luctey,
aaiea
kunagor,
uncu
narrowly
uvcaped
the
same
fate
erect) several large buildings if u
42.820 acres, land $20,050 be reductake, it through and past the and li. l&. MickeiK, empioymeiu niantions, in June, did $230,281,747 busi- and
ed to $23,(150 (4.87G acres of tract
Troopers • on the Victory ager, unu otlier jnunt OIIJCUIIS. 1U1. that overtook her hus'bund, tho bro- suitable tract could 'be uncovered
ness, gaining 23 per cent in a year. State
ther
helping
her
to
safety.
Uefoiv
and
that
the
plant
would
afford
emconveyed to State).
Bridge.. The driver was reported by Latcnur, a lugmy skmvu paimc.
(Sears, Roebuck stands first with the
life
silvers
from
a
nearby
station
who
ployment
to
a
great
many
men,
most)
That the assessment against Unitofficer as appearing to beweuli diiys aim u gouil ptvuclivi' ol u
sales of $25,747,979; Wool- very local
honril
the
drowning
man's
cricB,
got
of
them
of
the
type
that
command
ed N. J. R. K. and Canal Co., Block
sick by that) time.
Wc4rth next, $23,000,000; Montgonv
Sunday, conduct*", lue uurini ser- to him, the body had sunk out ol comparatively high wages
111,
1.424 acres, land $G0U be canOfficer Ueiner picked George Ben- vices ami consigned the accident bo- sight. Grappling for tho body conWard third, $21,000,000.
celled. (Property
conveyed to>
The committee, it ia since learned,
nett, of Jersey City, from the trnffic gey to u warmer place than 1'aran. tinued ut the place until late TuesState).
has located two, and possibly three,
.^Newspaper publishers are interes- line Sunday for having no driver's
day.
The mechanical, cunslructioii und
siteB that might be- found acceptable
That the assessment against New
ted in the policy of General Wood, license or registration card. The man powc-r dL'paiaineiits of luii! plant are
Local polico authorities reported to the new concern, provided they Tabulation Of County Committee York and Long Branch Railroad!
a, Wte'st Pointer, now president of was given a summons to answer here taking un active interest; in tne. 110Company and the Communipaw Centho llndiug of the- body here us soon can be purchased. The committee
Voting At Sea Girt Yetterday
Se*re,'Roebuck. He is constantly later.
tral Land Company, block 11, lots 3 7
Traffic through here ia more dan- iicciauat, durum August drive. I'm as a (leBcriptfon had been secured by members are now endeavoring to
building retail stores, promoting them
Dui'ont
plants
in
tne
country
have,
secure
options
on
the
ground
in
quesOfficer Malis*e\vski. Coronor ilanuon
William A. Kane, of New Bruns- to 40, land $2,100 be reduced t o
gerous in the early hours on Monday
with,. newspaper advertising.
not
been
able
in
many
years
past
10
tion
and
another
meeting
is
to
be
$1,890; block 13, lots 30-35, land
gave
permission
for
burial
and
the
; Sean, Koebuck, it is said, plan than it is on Sundays, according to operuti) for a month without an ac-relatives claimed the body early yen- held in the near future to go oveT wick, was the choice selected for $2,100 be cancelled; block 13, lots
Census Supervisor when the tabulaKiveral retail stores in all big cities, local police authorities. The reason cident resulting .in injury to a work- terduy morning.
the developments up to that time.
tion of votes cast by members of the 48-53, land $1,800, be cancelled.
lies in the speed at which the cars
: one In Saab, smaller city.
That the assessment against James
The boys were among a party of
County Committee was completed
travel. The heavy congestion Sun- man some whero in the seventy
at th© Governor's Day fete at SeaMaloney .block 10, lots 34-35, buildWhile the Government thinks days results in slow progress thru plants they operate. If the object ol about forty from Parlin under Miss
Girt yesterday. Mr, Kane polled 148 ing $1,500 be reduced to $1,150.
about it, Mother Nature helps some local streets. But Monday mornings the present drive, no major uccmeiiu Dora Forgotson. They will probably
That the assessment against United!
votes. His nearest opponent of the
fwrtnert by injuring the wheat crop everyone is in a hurry and high speed at all during August, is attained, it be awarded a scout medal for the
will
be
the
greatest
sufoly
recoru
field of five was Max J. Jelin, also N. J. R. R. and Canal Company, perhere and in the Canadian Northwest. is the rule. It isn't anything unusual ever made by any company or group find".
sonal
$5,000 be cancelled against
of New Brunswick, who polled C3
, The price of wheat went up every- to see a car approach the curve at of companies. A major injury .s1
votes. Postmaster Robert CTTapman appellant and transferred to Patterwhere, Chicago, Winnipeg, London, Pine and Bordentown avenues at a defined by the plant regulations as
served as one of the tellers in tabu- son & Hounds, of Xew York City.
Buenos Aires, touching $1.36 a bush- speed of over fifty miles an hour.
one which causes the injured man to
That the~"assessment against E u lating the votes.
Saturday Officer O'Connor issued lose time from work more thun tne
el. The price was 96 cents a few
Long Dry Spell Neccitatet Savings In
Mr. Kane is 44 years of age; born gene A. Morris, block 119, lots 1-2,
summons to Valentine Jurerig, of Dulanco of the day on which the injrmka agoSome Sections—Not Here Though. and raised in New Brunswick. He island' $1,600 be reduced to ?850.
It is not so pleasant for those Elm street, this city; and Prank Sor- jury occurs, or which results in a
That the assessment against Alex
married and has five children. He
farmers whose wheat is "irreparably onisk, of Laurence Harbor, as theloss or the loss of use, of some, memA notice urging conservation of was educated in the New Brunswick Waszkievicz, block 15, lot 10, buildresult-of a crash of the two cars on ber oi the body, such as loss of a
ruined."
potable water supplies was issued Public and High Schools and Wilson's ing $900 be reduced to $800, persona local street. At the insistance of
W. T. Logan, Christian missionary the local man, Soronisk was taken to linger, or part of it.
Cliffwood Beach Salt Water Pool from Trenton this week by the State Business College; employed by John- al $100, affirmed.
returning to Buffalo, from the head- Dr. Eulner for an examination as to The drive has been in preparation
Department of Health because of the son & Johnson over 25 years. He has That the assessment against ElizaHas Slogan For lti Brightneit,
waters of the Zambesi, tells of a little his fitness to drive a car. Nothing was during the montii of July, tne manincreased danger of pollution and the been identified with the Republican beth and Mary Finley, block 40, lots
bird that makes a hole in the river found wrong with him, it is said. Fi- agement having offered cash prizes The one feature of the Cliffwood long continued dry spell. The notice Party since reaching voting age; was 25-26, building $950 be cancelled.
bask clay, fills it with fruit, lets it nally the damages for the accident for the best safety suggestions re- Beach Pool, which has attracted tihe reads as follows:
That the assessment against Johra
a delegate to the last State Convenceived from employees, slogans, ban- most comment . is the lighting at
ferment and develops alcohol.
"Conservation of potable water tion. He has been a member of the J. Coakley, block 48, lots 5-0, buildwere settled between the drivers.
At the proper time the bird reEarly Monday morning the fire de- ners, etc. Any number of signs, ban- night This has met a real need. supplies because of the dry spell, was County Committee for 20 years, and ing $1,500 be reduced to $1,200.
turns to its little clay vat, takes a partment was given a run to answer ners, etc. ,as made up by me-n at theTher« are,so many people occupied urged upon municipal authorities to- Secretary to the. Committee for 15 That the assessment against Celia
drink and will fight anything.
an alarm turned in from Box 32, at Parlin plant were features of the during the daylight hours with busi- day by the State Department of years. He will devote his entire time Oonlin, assessed for 1 1-2 acres, owns
. W h a t coud our prohibition forces the corner of Bordentown avenue festivities Wednesday noon.
3-4 of an acre, land $400, be reduced
ness, whose only leisure hours are inHealth. Engineers of the department to the census work.
do about that? Satan, of course, and Feltus street. There really was a
Every foreman in the plant at var- the evening.
are making inspections of municipal
to $250.
educated that bird, far back in thefire—Suoh, as it was. The motor of ious times recently has made talks to
supplies
in
the
metropolitan
area.
That the assessment against Mrs.
It is so difficult for most of us to
Garden of Eden, very likely.
Charles Kamps, land $750, be reducan automoble had got afire as thethe men under his direction dealing find a form of exercise that does not They report an extraordinary shrinked to $300.
car stood near the lunch wagon on with the need of safety precautions involve considerable time and ex- age in streams and'reserves affecting
That the assessment against Fred
Bordentown avenue. The alarm was and telling them about tne coming pense. Swimming is the exception. the raw water supply.
Allen Jr., personal $50 and poll t a x
In the interest of water conservasent in at 1:45 and the fire was out drive. Employees were also require", It is one of the finest forms of phy$1, be cancelled.
before the apparatus got to the burn- to sign a pledge card showing their sical development. It embodies more tion, the department recommended
endorsement of the safety campaign varied forms of physical exercise the. discontinuance of lawn sprinking car.
and
their
intention
of
co-operating
to
than all the so-called gymnastics. The lers. Some, municipalities are resortSpecial Officer Thomas reported
two slight accidents near the inter- the fullest degree. All of tlia men are delightful part about it is that it is ing to the tapping of stand4>y sup- Four Clan Membenhipi at $3 to
now
wearing
safety
buttons
as
conthe one form of exercise that gives plies, which can be treated for do- $25 Per Year—All Should Help.
section of Bordentown and Pine ave.
one a real pleasure, after a hard mestic and household use.
on Sunday. The automobile of Ben- stant reminders of the drive.
day's work at business.
,
"Municipal authorities will soon be
j ' h r a Dead Head. Got Budjamin Kubisiak, of this city, and that
Local people, are said to be resScar* on Return Trip.
of Thomas Davinno, of Matawan,
With this in mind, especial provi- looking about, if the dry spell con- ponding to the campaign for memcame together with resultant fender
sion ibas ben made for night bathing. tinues, for available emergency sup- bership in the South Amboy Hospital
A profit of over eight hundred dol- damagos to both. The cars of Peter
Overhead giant floodligjibs, each of plies in springs, ponds and wells Association. During the past week,
lars was realized by Luke A. Lovely Hock, of Orange and John Green2,000 watts, pour their light down in- which have not been established as many letters were mailed out urging Hear Tklk On Accidents And Melrose Accordion Bind Play.
Post, American Legion, as the result) wich, of Jersey City, also collided.
to the pool, so that it is possible to potable supplies. It is in such emer- local people to take up a memberof the annual moonlight excursion to Hock refused to show his drivers' liread a newspaper anywhere in thegency supplies that danger lurks be- ship in this association, the proceeds
The local Lions Club held another
Coney Island last Saturday. The dny cense at first. Eventually the matter
pool. These floodlights give a very cause they have not been subjected from this campaign to be given over rousing meeting at Cady's, Morgan,
was ideal and over fourteen hund- was settled without recourse to the
oven distribution of light above the to the established methods of treaU- to the running of the local hospital. last night, and greatly enjoyed a talk
red excursionists enjoyud tihe delight- police court.
Red Bank Man Here Tuesday Says water and also pour their lignt right ment for purification. Engineers re- members, $3.00 per year; member, on accident prevention by Harry
ful sail to and from Coney and the
do-wh into and penetrate the water. port that the pollution load has been ono may belong, as follows: associate Roseland, secretary of the Newark;
Get Out of Beaten Pathi.
festivities at the world-famed resort.
Due to an optical illusion the pool greater in the emergency sources due There are four memberships in which Safety Council. The speaker urge<3
The trip was made without mishap,
In a talk before members of the seems to be brighter at nijrht than to the dry spell.
$5.00 per year; patron, $10.00 per his hearers to take prmiution* all
although about thirty-live youths not
South Amboy Kotnry Club ut Cady'e, during the day, because of the con"The department urges that muni- year; and donor, $25.00 per year.
the time to prevent people getting:
'included in tho above number came
Tuesday noon, Charles K. Champlain, trast afforded by the surounding cipal authorities notify it at once ii
The local hospital has been run- hurt. lie said that there were more
"Jicar spending the night at> Coney 1snoted stock company acior nnd di-darkness. Cahill Illuminators, which emergency supplies are to be tapped ning for a number of years, the bur- accidents in the homes of the nation,
Ruid. Tliosu youths boarded tlie side
rector urged that the/ service clubs of aro used at tho Cliffwood Beach for potable purposes. The state en- den of making ends meet, resting on due chiefly to thoughtless carelessoi\tjie ateamor "Sirius" when it l«nthe country do something to help the Pool, have been used by a yong list1 gineers will be available to assist :i few. The association is not asking ness than there were in all the n a dod alongside of sinno SIIUWB HI the
aged who are in need, ih: Cluuu- of the foremost colleges in America lociil authorities in checking emer- local people to dig deep into their tions industrial ctUablisnmcnts.
Barltan Mercantile dock in Perth
pltiin, who was introduced by Presi- to light their football fields.
gency supplies in order to provide pockets, but is offering everyone a
Lion .Mnlis/ewski, who had t'hiirg«
Amboy instead oC the city dock. Morgnn nnd Bay View Manor Body dent Robert Chapman, as America's
It has been the experience at the the maximum protection to health." chance to do their bit, as this is a of the entertainment for tAe evenTo Hold Meeting Monday ot Fire most pnpular stock uutor, loved by
Whon the captain miw his error ho
The local water department antici- public institution and is worthy of ing, besides 1'urnish'mu the speaker,,
majority
of
pools
throughout
the
HOIISO,
,pulled up ulonuBiilo ot Use, right, dock.
millions, jf:ivi! niie ol Die must inter- country that where there are- flood- pates no danger of the local water cooperation. Local people should feel
1
On tho roturn drip, the youths wort'
esting talks liejrd ny members of the lights for night bathing there is a supply running low under present proud that South Amboy has such a had arranged I'm- the Mi'lrosL AccorA
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
MorUnable to produce any return coupon
local club in some tune, lie h a far greater attendance at night tnun conditions. The plant is pumping hospitnl, There are few, if any,dion Band to furnish music, whichj
they did through.nut the evening. Edenjoying tho sights ut Coney, They gan lire h (Use Monday evening under member uf t.,e Ked bank Kolnry during the daylight hours—largely about half a million gallons of water
communities in this section, ward rowers, of this city, furuishetS
ware at flrsti refused passage un thethe auspices of lhV> Morgan and liny Club. Some time ago lie spoke tu due to the greater abundance of lei-daily, with no indication uf the long small
can boast of such a lino institu- a series nf ccunic sketches based oix
i and had ulso spent nl! ut' tlioir funds View Manor Improvement Assooia. members of the local club when meet1- sure hours most people have, as well drought having affected the avail- that
historical incidents between courses
(boot and put to one side1 of tho pier. tion for tin' purpose nf informing the ing.s were being held at the Bide-a- as to the peculiar fascination of able supply from deep underground. tion.
Anyone desiring to become a mem- of the excellent dinner.
\To give thorri a senro tin gang plank residents of the section affected tho Wce, Instead of giving all to the night bathing under proper lighting It' there should develop an emergenLion Elwood Brown had us hia
Vlli pulliid'Aboard and tho siRiml to lotails relating to the. now free mail crippled and needy children, Mr. conditions. There is no one thing cy there is still available the water ber of the s association, may forward
B\arb given. "However, the bout did delivery service wihich will start on ChampMin said, we should give some- that enhances the beauty of a swim- mains supplying Perth Amboy from check or money order to Richard ffiiest of the evening, George McCnbo
Mack,
Mnin
street,
secretary-treasnow of New York City. Over a qunrot start and tho youths wore relens- Sept. lGth. Letters havo been Bent thing to the old people who are inming pool as well as flood lighting. Kunyon. The local water department
I nnd a wild scramble made t« gotout by the association to residents of need. In every town, he said, there The sensiltion of plunging into a has continued in effect un agreement urer, and the donor may be assured tcr of a century ago Mr. MeCabe waa
that
his
donation
will
be
greatly
apMclrose,
President
Park,
Roses
Cora
local man, he iieinK then a shoe>onrd Wio steamer whi'ii tho gang
were old people who were badly in pool of sparkling brightness has anproviding that this city may cut in
maker here.
lank wus put bnck on the dock, ner, Bay View Manor, Morgan ami need and while they are living, noth- appeal to the swimmer obtainable in on this supply at any lime. In fact preciated.
'robably next year, they will buy ther sections affected urging them ing is done to help them, but in time no other way.
With (iooi'tre Kress as chairman 0.2
on several occasions in the last year HOFFMAN ELECTED PRES.
to bo present at the meeting.
.heir tickerts.
the cnnnniMiT the Lions are preparnf death, flowoiw lire sent and tho
or two, by reason of emergencies
The
Cliffwood
Beach
Pool
is
also
OF 114TH REGIMENT ing for an outing mi SuUen lslnnii
Iiirsidents in the section affected conventional resolutions drawn un by
avifiing nt the local plant these mains
1
must havo their mail lioxes in readi- some club or organization. Mr. equipped with under-wuter marine have been used to keep the stand
Congressman
Harold (',. Hoffman, lo In held in the near future. Lt'»
ilium.nation.
These
wutcr
cooled
ness by September 1st. Failure of n Chiimpluin said lie would rather reFornian
will be in charge of the next
pipe
full
for
short
periods.
of this city, line been elected presi•iifficient number of resident*! to ceive all praise and flowers while he marine lights aro sot in the aidewnlls
dent ')\' the World War members of meeting at (.'July's.
of
the
pool.
The
underwater
illmlhave their boxes posted will moan is living and able to enjoy life, and
the 115th Regiment, formerly the old
mUiiuii is the Uti'gesl installation of AUXILIARY TO. B. It. T.
the los^ ut' bile sei'viee. Postmaster not after lie hus passed away.
HAVE PLEASANT MEETING 2!Mb Division. • The election took CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
its kind in tho world in proportion to
Hubert Chapman, of this city, will be
place at a conference of the memMr. Chaniiilniu also briiuglit a mes- the size of the puol.
OF AMERICA NOTES
The regular monthly mceling of bers at Wen Girt on Sunday. There
. After beinir away from his parish present at the meeting nnil tell those SIIUT to the local club, when he spoke Some, times a thing is so obvious
p
present
of
tilt;style
of
box
required,
Tiie
!
ee;i]]ai'
meeting of the Cath1
tlu>
Lndies
Auxiliary
fco
t.lie
Hrothorfor two months due to illness, Kev.
wore over fnundrcd in atcnduiiee,
on the subject of "The. Beaten Path." that no olio tliinlw to mention it
Zenon LcsniowsUi was welcomed uivck the posit ion of the box a.'.ul other de- He told tit' how so many business men specifically. Everyone knows that IIOIKI of Itailroad Trainmen was held aifd tin1 fathering was addressed by olic Daughters of America will bo
held on Thursday evening, Augusts
to Sncrcd Heart Church on Tuesdny. tails that are necessary for the rt'si- get in a "rut" and how few ever gel' light is cheering, stimulating; that it on iliursday afternoon at the home Governor Larson.
Kt'h. There
will be no other meetings
of Mr*. Mary Spieker 1 of W'jlmot St.
< .'Rev, Losniowski underwent u nopei'- lents to tnrry out.
out
of
it.
The
successful
man,
ho
produces
n
sense
of
warmth
and
hapThe new route will operate from snid, is always thinking ahend, is not
for (hi1 balance of the run nth. It in
Btlon at St. Francis Hospital, Ncivpiness, especially a light that is warm liusiiicsH of important !' was laken MORNING SERVICE AT
he
local
post
office
and
will
lie
eov(he desire of the Grand Repent lhat
(trk, nnd upon hoiiiR released went to
just satisfied with the way tilings are anil Hoit rather than one which is rare of and late summer activities
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IIIPIIIIHT attend. Husiiieps oS
the. home uf his parents in .Stninfiu'd, ereil once a day, in (he niorninir. No runiiinir, and is always trying to bet- hard and told. To iitrmot crowds at voted upon. Mrs. Npiokcr tendered
THIS SUNDAY, AUG. 4TH every
notiiK'oment
has
been
foi'
M
io,oniin?r
\it.il inip'irtnni't' muM' be taken up(•he
members
tr
lnwu
party
after
the
Conn., where hu enjoyed a rent. Hia
ter
conditions.
nipht,
as
illumination
must
produce
many parishioners and friends in this an yel, as lo n civil service examinaOwing tu the fuel that there has A 1number of b'inb: for the nwnrd olT
llurini; the meetiiijr, a vnral seltrc- "An impression of sunlight lii'iKht- meeting, A hinehcon wan served and
city nre n'lnd to know that; he in apjuin tion for n1 carrier for this route, tion was rendered by Muse Clink, ness" over the entiro enclosure. e,Tcntly enjoyed by all. The next been a elwni^o in arnin^ciiUMil^, there tin Kord .Seiinn (in Sopl, 24tii hav©
Mold. A summer online; is bo»
able to
dike up hiH duties hero again which pay- $l,li'.!() per year, with Miss Retina Mi;(!ovont, at the piano There is no doubt at all that nik'ht nii'i'tinir will be held at. the home uf will be service this Sunday moniini: lici'ii
1
nt tin1 purinh where ho has been so .'hty-four rents a day allowance for and Kroil Vunileiimof, on the banjo, illumination of the Cliffwood lli'acli Airs. Mary Drum on Thursday after- nt I I o'clock in Miir First. I'resbyli1!'- int; planned, Ihe plneo and date to h$
i'usoline
and
nil,
Ihir
-im'cesuful
apsuccessful for the past thrco years.
ian Church. Rev. <;. K. SWillilcdc. determined at !hc meeting on Atlgi
reudiTi'd a number of popular .•iolee- Pool lines ndded an immense incre- noon, Amount 132nd.
plicant foriiiMliiiuc bis "WM car.
fln> pastor, will be in rhnn'i'. It WIIK Bth.
tionn.
ment of pleasure- to its piitironn. The
Mrn. MnrtfniTt Connors nnd (lnugb- previously anniiunncil tii.'ii there
WHEN YOU NEUD A
b'nr next TuendayN; meeting, Pres- pool well ileseneH its HIO^HU, "lirighl1
FOH SALE: Mrw Ililnitnlnw 4 rnomi
I in Mary nf1 Oliini'd are visiting wiWi wnnlil be no nnrvii'OH iliirinii' Anjriet.
.loHcph MoKeoii of John ntreat
nnd Imth, pnnlry, I % lotB of srountl, ident l!oli (')inpm.'in has secured nit 'T al iii^tit than any jtuol in the Mr.
and Hi :-. l,cwi:i Triuley of Plrnl All are invited to nttcml.
HOME IS I HI,T SEE
who recently nlli'inled the nntional
ill Improvement*. I.oontrd on Mnin interesting speaker, lie is Ur. Dan-world".
street
fur
n
few
ilnyi,
while
enronte
(•(iiivciiMon of the Ancient Order Of
Slrret, Morgnn llniglits. Inquire Win, iel S. I'riBCuU of llnlgura University,
SULLIVAN S DOLAN
through tilt1 Kn:it. on n motor trip.
Ilibenilnns fit Minneapolis, will muk*
A REAL IIAKCAIN
It is hoped Unit, the members will
H, PnrlBen, 105 Norlli Brondwny.
They
IIIE'I
vHled
wlMi
their
nnisiiiK.,
J!i.'
;
<(
Mnry
Harvoy
of
Miiin
nlreH
n delnili'il report of his trip to thft
A
Finn
0
Rnnin
llmni)
wllli
nil
iin>
Adv. turn out ono hundred per cent,
265 David St.
has been confined h> her home the K. .1. O'Connor nnd fnmily of Broad- proyemnnts tt>r «nl«. Fr'vloridt H< rouritv iinBofilntion nti ita next conSiilarrlhr fnj>lj« I'ailcn.
way.
past wrelt (in nceiuint of HIIK'SH,
Alllirtl»f IU lib" l»tlK>l
U r , 210 Gvorgn St.
Adv. vention.
[• „,
South Amboy
William A. Kane Is
Chosen For Census
Supervisor Head
Lighting Facilities
Make New Pool Most
Popular In Evening
Drive For Hospital
Membership Started:
Appears To Be Popular
Legion Excursion
Good Old Coney
i ToProfitable
This Year
Rotary Speaker Urges
Club To Help Aged
People In Need Too
Improvement Asso.
To Meet To Discuss
New Mail Delivery
Sacred Heart Pastor
Returns From Rest
No Water Shortage
Likely Here: State
Warning On Supply
Lions Enjoy Varied
Entertainment At
Meeting Last Night
THE SOOTH AMBOy CITIZEN
FBIDA.Y, AUGUST 2, IfliJS
MURDER COUPLE
LIVING BEHIND
ARMORED DOOR
"Very Latest"
By CECILE
i
A smart midsummer mode—and New York Police Suspect Reideal fur the last ilay.s of August—;
venge as Motive for Speci s the tailored tun or ensemble made
tacular Killing.
sip in cotton in u;iu ui' the new mid
bewitching designs.
j
These are lo be had in plain colur,
New York.—A rat-tat-tat of revol- ;
«or figured, croBsbarred or checked.' i'er shots whined out suddenly In a
Jlfodern art and color have contribu- waterfront neighborhood ID Queens, j
t e d much to the patterns, and gives Then the thud of a heavy muss pound
.tis everything frjm circus scenes to ing against nn obstructing wall and <
^sky-scraper angles and vistas.
the crash of the will I (riving way. The j
The smart little suit illustrated sinister rnttlo of shots ngaln nnd si- I
features pique in a sleeveless dress lence
"with yellow and green printed calico
The residents ot the nenrby ram
<:oat and a matching hat in yellow shackle
houses rushed to doors und
and green. The cuat is quilted anil;
3ailor-stit>ched at all the edges.
j ivindnws and saw 11 group of four or j
Over the whito tennis ur j^ult' flock live men hurry Into a car and drive j
m coat oi' quilted pique, in a pastel nwa.v. Police were called anil In p !
shade harmonizing with thu fay col-,[irst-lloor apartment they found the \
ored belt and scarf, proves extremely bodies of Samuel Sncco, thlrty-tlvo. |
•effective, nnd present's one in trim nml his wife. Itose. tblrty-one, both J
attire for less active moments spent riddled with builds
a t the Country Club,
j
Evidently Feared Fate.
.Succn lity on the foot of the bed- I
Trouser Blouses Are in
j
room. In tits tumU was n revolver, i
one who loves a smart touch—andj to defend lihnsult His svife, whom he i
a safe one—is adopting them fori had married last September, was dead j
•wear with cotton sports suite. It's) In her bed. I'.ulk'ls WM\ spntterinl the |
fcecause they ar eso saucy, and also walls and ceiling and crashed through j
s o convenient. They are attrxiied to windows.
Snuie such fate Suoco had evidently
panties, which arc also tailored.
feared. The door to Ills apartment
Knitted Silk Suits For Fall
was covered with n thin sheet of steel
Knitted costumes made of pure silk to keep out bullets. I'.ut, stool tint! nil,
a r e to play an important part in fall It had been ripped from Its hinges nnd
sports costumes. The new types are hurled to the. floor.
made with oner-piece dresses and with
Ft wns evident [run bullet marks on
them usually goes a smart jacket the walls near the door that the murwith a notched collar—tailor-fashion. dered miin, wiiltliif; behind his steel
reinforced wall, had fired back ut Ills
' Printed Velvet For Raincoats
Another interesting departure for attackers until he died.
The police scinched their records
:£all will be the raincoat of printed
velvet—a far cry from the old uitill- and decided that It wns u revetjgo
massacre,
going buck for Its motive to
t y rubber coats becoming to none,
"despised by all! Aren't you eager to 1017. At Unit time Sncco's brother.
.-see these, dressier models'!
RRILLAT-SAVARIN, ont oi tiw peek of washed spinach in a sauce*-* world's most famous epicures, pan with one and a hail tups of
once said that the discovery of a water and OIK teaspoon of sugar.
new dis-h is more beneficial to hu-G*;k for tv.enty minutes. Drain and
nunity than a new star. The ma-press through a colander. Mix in
jority ot American housewives, three-quarters teaspoon salt, oner:xki-d with the ik-cessity of plan- quarter teaspoon paprika, and two
ning three meals a day for 365 days tablespoons butter. Heat again and
throughout the year, would almost then press finr'y ii'.to a bowl to mold.
certainly agree with him.
Turn tlie spinach out upside down
on a platter, garnish with slices of
While entirely
, lemon and hard-boiled egg, and
new dishes arc
serve immediately.
rare indeed, it is
still possible for
Carrots Vichy—Cut a dozen young
any woman to
carrots in half, lengthwise. Remove
find among the
the centers. Then mince them 6ne
rt'cipcs oi forand put them in a saucepan with an
eign lands a vaounce of butter, a teaspoon of sugar,
riety of dishes
and a pinch of salt. Moisten with
t!::lt will be 11 .w
French vichy water and let them
to her and her
cook slowly until tender. Serve imfamily. A study
mediately, and very hot.
of French recNew Peas With Lettuce—Chop
ipes, alone, will
one-half of a medium-size onion. Cut
provide her with
ciief Scotto
fine (in Julienne) one small head of
ample means of
lettuce. Fry the onion with a little
escaping the deadly accusation of butter until lightly browned. Add the
liK/Uotuny which, with more ot k s slettuce nnd let simmer together for
justice, h.is been leveled at the a few minutes. Then add a quart
American menu. French methods of of fresh peas, a teaspoon of sugar,
seasoning, including the use of a lit- a half ounce of butter, salt and peptle stiprar to enhance the flavors of per. Moisten with water, cover the
vegetables, will enable her to nromc jrm, and let cook slowly When the
envy in the hearts of less knowing peas are tender, add an ounce of
cook".
letter mixed with a teaspoon of
Spinach
A La Tottraiuc—I'tit
a flour.
PLUMBING OR
HEATING PROBLEMS
New Installations
Alterations
BRIEGS
Repairs
Troubles
ANTON G.NEBUS
91 SMITH ST-COR.KINQ • PERTH AMBOYTAILORSCIDTHIERS-HABERDASHERS-
Plumbing and Heating Contractor
235 CEDAR ST.
SOUTH AMBOY
F
Let Vast
down to
Urge your friends to siihsccihp lor Tlie
BUY
NOW!
" T " TACK NUMBER 1
>i M ° r e than twice as many motorists uio 'Standard Gasoline as any other brand in the localities where
Standard" is sold. They use it not beotuse they heveo't
tried other brands—but because they have tried them.
TURNING O.N
die ite box trst
room to nart ilic
thermometer on
* ,!;>»„ w.ir.l
T
TACK NUMniill 2
"Standard" gasoline is honest in its claims—as
well as in the way it is made. We suggest that you do
what thousandshave already done. Compare It with an?
other gaioline silling at neuiar prices, regardless of tkt
color ill the tank or the statements in the advtrtiiitii.
We Are Running
' a Sale of
Say» That Old Form of Building Con.
•truction Prevents Proper Clasiifi*
cation of Prisoners.
Tho Auburn prison system is criticised by Burdett C. Lewis, formerly
o f Department of Institutions and
.Agencies, State of New Jersey, in
a n article in the 192U Encyclopedia
Americans, in which ho says that the
-Auburn type of building construction
prevents proper classification of prisoners, wheh he regards as one of
t h e fundamental bases of prison administration.
From the beginning of the 20 th
<aentury public opinion has been con.rearaed with tho shortcomings of pri.son administration, ihe says, which
Investigation has shown to be due in
mo small part to the antiquated and
unserviceable type of building con:struction which the Silent or Auburn
.system provided.
•
.Notwithstanding this fundamental!
•vlefeci in construction in modern pii-,
30ns copied after the Auburn idea,
commendable efforts have been made
• So infuse a new spirit into the adminBoth Riddled With Bulle'i.
istration of these pri.-o:is, the Amur-:
icaana writer com iiuu.~. T.cse at-^
tempts to liuihi tip a new 1/p..- ui ad-j liisi'pii, wns shot and killed und a
.ministration in tuc oiu t>VL ot jui- 'n»r. iminetl lie l.uec.i was arrested In
.30113 have but I'lnp.uu-./uJ the lactv pipei Manhattan hy police. He was
that adequate classification of pris-; r.it'stioned and released.
A short time nrienvnrd De Lucca
toners is not e.....*-,, r
u-^ ....iuut
the.provision of different types or died fit the hand nf nn assassin and
Siicco
wns iirrpsted. tried, convicted of
kinds of prisons. Alodern penolo.triste now demand that th'J modern second dpjirep innnlpr and sent nwny
prison system should never place for n term of 20 years.
alien and women in separate parts of
Released From Prison.
.the same prison.
Wit ii time off for },rood conduct lie
"A study of prisons, constructed wns released from Slnst Sins last sum-recently", the article continues, "in- mer, after linviMK served a little over
•dicates that prison architecture has Id years. Ue miirrled last September
broken away from its slavish copying
of the Silent or Auuuvn systems. Pri- iitid took his wife to Astoria, away
sons for juveniles, for the insane, for from the llnrlcm iielfiblmrhond, where
petty offenders, lor crippled offend- lie Lucca's friends still lived, nnd
ers, for the high jri'ade feeble-mind- nursed llioii pliins Tor revenue.
e d , for diseased prisoners and for uli Search for the killers immediately
Jbut tho low-grade feeble-minded, shifted from Queens to Harlem.
iov diseased prisoners and for all but A stroiiin of about a dozen telephone
the low-grado feeble-minded and calls, coming nlmost simultaneously at
jperverta and habitual offenders,1 arc 7:40 a. in.. Informed the police that a
mow frequently designed more like tragedy had occurred. Detectives reindustrial schools, hospitals and labor sponding found nn excited proun of
-settlements than like tho old bastile Italian residents slintitlnc "Murder!"
o f the Auburn type."
They filled the street In front of the
house and policemen were called In
from adjoining posts to restore order.
From the crowd It was difficult, to
obtain n consecutive account of what
they Imd observed.
Digging further Into the records,
police came on still another, theory to
account tor the double slaying.
While In Sing Sins Sncco lenmed
Just Tell Steward What Day You're of [ilaus for n Jail break. He InOn—He'll Do The Rest.
formed the authorities, nnd as u result four convicts were captured tryNew York, N . T 7 Aug. 1, 1U29: to mukc their Retnwny. This deed
'Those- who are traveling the1 elghteen- IIIK
<]»y diet route to health nnd comeli- frotttl Sncco earlier than he would
mona need not interrupt their rigorous otherwise have been, [fellow convicts
"Dating schedule while traveling The had suspected lilm of being InstruBlue Comet route between New York mental In foiling the attempted break,
mill police believed Hint they or their
.•and Atlantic City,
This nuiiouncenient is made today friends tmiy have committed the murhy Joo Ccrmaclc, who pnaides ovor der In revenue.
Blue Comet Diner
Service Now Fits
18 Day Diet Rules
•the dining sorvieo of The Iilue Com«t, the new crack train of the Central linilruad of New Jersey between 54 Kegs of TNT Turns
fcho Uvu points.
Out to Be Plain Salt
Beginning August 1st und continNew York.—The desk sergeant at
uing ns long nt) the dieting practice tlic One Hundred and Fourth street
seems prevalent, the menu curd liund«d to Uluu Cumet passengers in ad- Hliillon woke from lilfl duzfl wlicrj a pavance of munis will carry this notice: trolmnn reported extlledly he had
•"If you are on the 18-day diet, Joo found (M kSi;s »r I'N'" In Eiriat Nlnety-fourtti street. The explosives sqund
will tnke euro of your needs."
"Quito a few people", Jos ex- tried to explode some, then to bum
!j>laln.s, "huvo been coming Into the some, nnd tltiully a sutler,sleuth tasted
•diner recently in great Ceur that tlioir gome. It wns pluln, everydiiy salt.
'beauty treutment would have to aufJ e r a temporary aet-baclc becauaa
J>il Brealcr Unlucky
they waro aboard train. So I decidLynn, MuB8.—lireulilug Jull twice In
e d to help them out, I made a stu- line duj Is (li« record of Mike t'etcavd y of the (jighteen-day diet—not for etch, tlility, ol Diinvers. He was re
•myself, I don't nood It—but for tho CBMtUTOtl the game iliiy nml now faces
apublic. Peraonally, I'd rather serve trlnI on ii chnrKe i-f buying an unto
Ahem a stea kdlnner, but if they m<ilillc with B worthless cheek.
umust get along on combinations of
such beautyJbuildors as grapu fruit,
jtadlshoa, spinach, boiled eggs, molba
Gat Uaed to Crumbier
•ftoast, cucttntbora and lettuce, I'm
The Imbltuul grumbler, strangely
iready for thorn."
I'liuugli, Is often a cheerful grumbler,
Joe further announces that nil
a lie Knitnbles from habit more than
1
passenger lias to say to him as lie en- from a real ciinse, anil people, while
*ers the diner is: "Eighteen dny." To willing enmiKli to listen to him, sel•which he will reply: "Which day aro dom tnko him very seriously.—Ex;you on?" And the passenger will •jhnn),'t).
«hen be served exactly according to
She dietary schcdulo for that tiny.
Our subject for morbid wonder la
4tl follow!,: A Welsh sp«IUng beo.—
M>etrolt News.
T V MODERN \Un '- ^'..]i !},•••««•.•'
•.tif'
AUBURN PRISON SYSTEM
CONDEMNED IN
AMERICANA ARTICLE
Horrtblal
CALL 503
When You Want To Know Anything!!^
About Your
|jgj
Arrangtmant
t o o enn «xpect a condition of un
r u t tn a home where mother npondu
IT.W) at the b«nutv iihop while futher
nhnvpR himniilf, on Ori'jton pilltnr nnge
ly rcnuirlts,—Clipper's Weekly.
T
CUSTOM MADE
Clothes
•
- p TACK NUMBER 4
/
I
"Standard" gasoline is made by an or<sniz/-'
lion that knows how to make gasoline. Practically e v / r r
improvement, every new discovery that will improve
the quality of motor fuel ia brought to this organize*
tion. Back of every drop of "Standard" Gasoline ia
the prestige of a company that cannot afford t o mike
anything but the finest.
BRINGING DRIVING
CONDITIONS i o the
laboratory l>y means of a
wind tunnel and a rolling
platform. 1'rom Florida to
Che North Pole In
' With Extra
Trousers Free! k
k
•taiuly at the ".Standard
Laboratories The only
one similar la at the lliireau of Standards In
Washington.
LOT 2
.LOT 1
TACK NUMBER 3
lluok of "Standard" gasoline are the greatest gasoline-testing laboratories in America. Only the Bureau
of Standards in Washington oan give gasoline some of
the tests which'' Standard"' gives it. "Standard" his the) .
facilities that make tbo fioeit gasoline possible.
$30.00 I $35.00
OUTDOOR ROAD
TEST—with >
|
omttertluialwa
the truth. It Kiv,i a
accurate picture of th
good mileage securci
with tmprwfj "Scand
3rd" Gasoline.
Special Lot
$25.00
STANDARD*
Improved
GASOLINE
Values up to $45.00
PURE VIRGIN WOOL READY TO WEAR
SUITS
$15.00
TRUE BLUE SERGE SUIT.
.
T B
$22.50
Doyle & Cunneen
155 SMITH STREET
a
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
Phone 803
803
S
Ylymouth
swamps old Standards . .
x
Wake of Progress
It ia a p.leaaur* to
the meat* to be terved at
your table today whta
you select them at oar
counters. We adhere to the strictest rule* of tan.
Illation. Our variety in meats is the largest in
town. Our prices are low.
Frath Fish Every Wedneadaj and Friday
"Shop Here and Save"
STRATJB BROS.
CHOICE MEATS
110 N. BROADWAY
PHONE 148
i
T
O D A Y ' S improved
Plymouth cornpleteli
overwhelms all the old notions
associated with low-priced cars.
For years tradition led the
public to believe that all lowpriced cjrs had to be small in
T HE KULI.-SIZE DE LUXE COUPE, •with nunbltuat, i695
Special equipment extra
stature and abbreviated in seating
space. Aionijcomesthe_/u//-rtt/,
comfortable Plymouth.
car—demonstrably finer in basic safety of Chrysler weatherproof
Before Plymouth camw, it quality, smarter in appearance, internal-expanding four-wheel
was the rule never to expect more advanced in engineering:, hydraulic brakes.
a low-priced car to bt really livelier and more competent in
In a word, Plymouth ha*
smooth in operation — but performance at all times.
revolutionized and made obsoPlymouth. wipes out that idea
Plymouth is the only low- lete all the old standards.
/
with imoothnes* and flexibility. priced c»r .vrith.the. .modern
Another old impression w*s stylishness characteristic of the Ceupt$655; Riadittr (iitisJi rmmblt
itat), {67Sj 2-D-r Sedan, S67St
that lttW-j.rieed Cars could not Chrysler art of desientng.
haiye 4j"»litycor(structjoh—until Plymouth is the only low- Turing, t69S; De Luxt Ctnf* (tuiti
nimble itat), WJi 4-Dttr Stda%,
Piyaioutfi'proved "tb^r^^±
priced car with the efti- $695.
All trim f. i. i. factor}.
wije with jt»,lieav(ly forr
cicntadvajitaEcs inherent PljmtUth dealtri extnd tlu anvewitilled c h m i s , rugged
in all p r o d u c t ! of
ence 0/time f
body and stout axles.
Chrysler enBineering.
Plymouth all the way
pmmrd
Plymouth is the only
/. ». b, fat f
through ii an entirely
low-priced car with the
new kind of low-priced
quick-stopping, sure A U I R I CtVA ' LI L 1LIOZ IWCU *T »- r H C I D
i
$
Models
91 and 92
655
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CHAS. F. STRAUB
CHRYSLER DEALER
Broadway Radio Shop
A. G. Jacobs, Manager
143 N. BROADWAY
SOUTH AMBOY
348 Bordentown Avenue
South Amboy
Telephone 441
47 Smith Street
Perth Amhoy
Telephone 888
THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
Amerka in Lead as User
of Labor-Saving Devices
ON
TI1IC
NKW
ALWAYS SERVIiNG BETTER
"Radio's Richest Voice'
We don't have to point out the merits of these
electric dynamics. Word of mouth has carried
their virtues far and wide. They really cnahlc
you to tune in on the world—getting stations both
near and far with absolute clarity of reception.
Free demonstration in your own home. Time
payments arranged.
JOHN S. DOOLING ELECTRIC CO., INC.
"Whore Service Really Counts"
216 First St. (Just Off Broadway)
Tel. 292
Bmd-fasks Still Popular in
\ Europe; Continent Has
| Yet to ice Its First Suej tion Cleaner for Heating
\ Plants and Chimneys.
AN AIRPLANE MOTOR
WITH 400 LESS PARTS
By Erwin Greor
(Prosltlunl Urotu1 Colleuu ut'
Aviation, Chicago, 111.)
son of her senility. But she was a
violator of law, nnd knew she was
doing wrong at the time. If I do notforget, she drew six months imprisonment. She went to jail delimit.
A (lucstion as to the justice of the
law arises, but it should not. There:
13 no extenuation in violation of law
by rich or poor, young or old. The
so-called crime, wave is appalling; the
law must be> stern mid prevail—or,
tall flown in iks impotence. H must
not j'all down.
Age nnd condition are no excuse
for crime. Ignorance anil self-will
arc t!lio causes of most violations of
law. Even poverty does not justify
a man or woman to rob, or to enler
into unlawful commerce.
1'. :ie.'tr puy.s, oven to violate an
unreasonable law, Kucli laws nr<) not
di iv nwi.y willi by that, method. Knlightenmcnt brings nboiit better conditions, ignorance and crime never.
I wisli we could think of Amerii-iins
as a happy, law-abiding people. We
can only reuli/.u this when our people universally work for It.
(.'iiniprcHsinn ratio is; !> I-:; to I. Tho weight ininiia
starter, is il'Ah IHHIIHIH.
tice. Hotter still, plans are now be
In this mi>i"i' Hie four cycles of ilcsiiius iii aii plane power-plants, The Ing carried forward for lt« Dicsellzn
mechanisms that have proven the
tho usual utundurd type cngino have
been
:plH
lid ween
:t Miipei'-eliargi'i"
nml a Tlriiuv cylinder opcrnlitiK in
pairs, and 1'iu'li pair functioning tin n
comp te motor. Bucauso of. this
uniqu "power tandem" n nwlicnl
if mailo uver present standard
driving force that urges us on to greater effort.
To see depositors happy, getting
ab-.-ad in life and securing for them•
/
Ijf.'i=t life affords, means
•'MIS.
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Americans traveling In Europe, nnd
residents of this country whose early
lives were spent ahrond, tlilnk of tlio
.Old World as more tlmn the site of
•Uperb (nuseums and art galleries, historical and religious shrines mid magnificent pleasure places. They also
dwell upon Its quaint and picturesque/
(ways of doing tilings, nnd the prev(1) The typical Engllih chimney-sweep, and (2) here's one not so typli alence In everyday nffnlrs of survlrnls
leal—Mrs. Hannah Poole of Hollywood, Worcestershire, (not California!) the
t medieval manners.
only woman who ever took up thl* anolent craft; she does It to support herAncient cottages nnd manors—such
M Hafldon Hall where Dorothy Man- self and her aged father. (3) 8wlsi sweeps wear silk hats—Just becaun
they always have. (4) This Is the giant vacuum cleaner, modern America's
ners lived her high romance, and tho Improvement upon the old-world sweep. (5) And this Is how a crew of Gerdelightful farmhouses of France, from
m?n chimney-cleaners appear as they set out for a day's gambol over the
ibe crevices of n-lime thatched roofs,
housetops.
i moss and wild flowers grow—present
a delightful contrast with the median- winking through a "snake" formed of. States. Suction cleaning removes obleal-looking, "slick brand-new" dwell- several sections of pipe attached to structions, brings to light defects In
ing house'In this country.
lii st one and then another of the heat the furnace, smoke pipe or chimney
Wood and stone still are carved by Ing plant openings, draws the necumu- and discloses any Hre danger there.
hand, and the smith still bents out atprl dirt and soot out of the heater
A thorough cleaning of the furnace
'. graceful shapes In Iron, for the embel
uto the huge bag, which Is then taken puts the finishing touch on the spring
llshment oif the home; nnd, despite the to (lie city dump nnd emptied. The sue houseelenning. A dirty and sooty
encroachment of the machine nge. :lon method Is the best yet devised for heating plant makes a house difficult
man; things which modern America denning both chimneys anil heating to keep clean and raises the cost of
accomplishes mechanically still arc
lants, .because It reaches the many cleaning It. In the ordinary house
arts of handicraft in Europe.
nooks and crannies In the modern three-fourths of the dirt comes In from
Old "Sweeps" Picturesque.
healing system that are beyond the the outside atmosphere through cracks
But, while all this has the great ad reach of human hands. But one of around windows and doors, and onei taujuge of age-old plcturesqueness, It he larger types of cleaners should quarter from the heating system.
has fllsndvnntnges, too. For instance. be used for best results, since a small,
Lightens Housekeeping Load.
there la the matter of chimney clenn- improvised uffalr may lack both motor
When the heating system Is defec, Ing. In America the giant vacuum- power nnd suction to do a spick-and- tive,'however, the amount of dirt from
cleaning machine has all but supplant- span job.
the heating plant Increases until It
ed the old-time chimney sweep, whereAlotor-crented suction not only equals the iimount that comes In
• I In Europe this dirty but extremely cleans the entire hentlng plant more through the windows. Cleaning of the
•ecemmry Job still Is done entirely by completely nnd thoroughly tlmn Is pos- heating plant saves labor In dusting,
manual labor.
sible by linnd, and does It In a frac- lowers laundry costs, preserves hangAny morning the American traveler tion of the time required by the ninn- ings and furnishings nnd reduces the
ID Europe, be he In England, Germany, ual method, hut also does It without necessary frequency of changing wall
Switzerland or anywhere else, mny fuss, muss, dust or dirt—even while and celling decorations.
•ee one or more of 'these strange fig- the decorator or laundress Is working
Spring lalns seeping down the chimure* In blnck hood, silk hat or tall- If that Is desired.
ney onto tlio soot-laden smoke pipes
peaked cap, with brooms and brushes,
Soot Proves Costly,
will corrode nml ruin them. Removrope* and rods over their shoulders,
Dirty and sooty beating plants are ing the sont by the suction method
ladder and soot bug under arm, snunIndulges this damage.
j
•rliig down the street, calling their fuel wasters. With hot water and
steam boilers, soot covering the boiler
An erroneous, though popular, lni- i
-ado to the housewives.
Elsewhere on this page are shown heating surfaces means loss of fuel. presslon is that a heating plant In j
plctdres of chimney sweeps of several Soot-covered surfaces keep the heat which some other fuel than coal Is
Europeun countries, By way of con- away from the heat pipes so that It used does not get dirty and dusty. Oil
trnst^also, Is printed a photograph of Is wasted out of the chimney. Tests leaves a greasy anil grimy deposit on !
one of the thousands of mechunleally- by the United Slates Hureuu of Stand- the Inner parts of the heating plant,
operited
giant
"chimney-cleaning arils have shown Unit one-elglith of an utnl so does K;;S. The vacuum pi*oc- ,
is effective* in removing these i
blimps" used throughout America, Inch of soot nn the boating surfaces
which docs everything that any chim- of a central healing plant will reduce drawbacks to heating-plant efficiency, i
I'lius. on the score of economy In |
ney iwflcp can do and a grout deal the plant's etili'lonc.v 'JS per cent, wlillo
one-quarter nf an Inch will cut ii fuel and labor, ami as a llglitener of.
more quickly nnd elllclcntly.
The Holland Jimtllute of Therniol- down fully 'IS per cent. So a thor- he housewife's labor, the modern meOfly describes tlio suction eli'iiner for ough cleaning of tlio healer can easily chanical healing-system cleaner repres s the inuivli of progress away
heating plants as on enlarged edition save one or (wo tons of con! In the
from Hie hand methods of the old
0
Of tlio household vncmiin cleaner course of a winter.
Mont anil ohsl ructions In the heater country chimney sweep. That Is why
adapted to tlio hentlng Held. Usually
unless American women have the
It connlstu of a 40-horne power iniilor, and chimney interfere with rlllclent
IIIK and are a source nf lire linz- suetliin Homier spend tin hour or so
mounted on a trnelt, a huge canvas
on
their premises and then dismiss all
Defective linos anil hrntlng |
bng, and whnt nppi'iirs 1(1 he many sec- nnl.
plants coinprl-ii' one of Hn> chief worry alinnl tlio lienter until the next
tions of flexible nlrtveplpe.
ics of lire lens In the 1'nlii'd fall.
fun which,
%Th8 motor opcnitcs
Operative Number 20C4G, my Portland, Oregon, correspondent reports
Bomutliing decidedly new in nrronuutlcnl progress—an nirplaiio. mutur
•.with 400 less pai'U thiin tlni.se now
in use; n motor that ilues entirely
THE BRIDE OF SIGHS
Hway with viilwa nnil the. intricate
Uecently u very rich and nation•\\ faulty assemblies which bring
wn ships today. A motor with hut ally known citiv.cn w,ifi sentenced to
j pounds per horsepower, in units serve, u term in jail, ami was iinully
150 hursi'powcr anil above. Where placed there that justice mi^ht preil major adjustments arc made by vail over all. .lust what the offense
amoving but one part—the i'acc. of was, that brought 111i 14 punishment,
'loes nut eniivcni me particularly'.
.ho cvankcasc.
"About all that has been done 0ms j Llnilt must, he assumed if proven hiiil doubt. I did notice that the
fur has been to provo that we uun
fly", Buys Ucnry Kuril. "(If the term was comparatively shm-t.
Almost
at the same time, a poor
specific kind of origino which aviation must develop there is nut the Id washerwoman, living in a o;reat
Ity near me, was arrested "witSi tinslightest! sign yet."
on her." S e had, 1in her squalBill jyst such a motor is completed id;ooils
snmuthtim like a gitland ready for quantity production, on apartment,
of
corn whiskey; she admitted
and in August will be put, through li-pensinL'
this liquid from time to
seimntional and gruelling tusln by time, in order
to ease the financial
Colonel Arthur Gocbul.
going; she. was XI, and not able to
The Acrobat, the first motor of tho turn out was inn' us in bur younger
aircraft series uf Aero-Mo Lois, Inc., years.
Is an eutlit-c.vlinilt'i', split cycle, niliect'nt enactments made hers an
dial air-cooleil cngino, dove-doping
160 horsepower lit 2,1)00 revolutions almost cnpltal offense,- The jurors
per minute. Tho boro and stroke kind and heartful men, were puzzled;
are respectively ,'l 1-2 byy 1 1-1, giv- had this very old woman exerted her
i
h
f litmus.!, strength, she could not linve
ing n totall piston
ilinphu'enu'iit
done much harm to anybody, by reaalii) I'liliii' inches.
That's our "ideal, and that's the
Waterloo of so mnny fllfrhlu—'the tlon.
huniiro'ln of sniaU parts Hint go to
Mi.luut Fiih
make up tho vnlvoa nnd their annnmTho I'hlllpiilui! gnhy I" tlie snialli'Hl
blies—are totally eliminated. Fur
the- Ae-robnti constitutes n completn fish known, li|l>iK only about one-thin!
ttpsut of existing- engineering prac- of nn Inch UnW.
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Phone 2400
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Phone 340
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Tnl«i>hon* 302
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211-213 First Street
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( 23fi Feltun St.
Tel. 226
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THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
T H E SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
VISIT RELATIVES HERE
Charles J. Weitcek
211-213 First Street
(Near Broadway)
Lieut, and Mrs. Daniel Cashman
and Detective and Mrs. Deane Burger of the New York Police Department, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Dooling of 341
Henry street. Mrs. Cashman was
formerly Miss Anne Dooling and Mrs.
Burger was formerly Miss Hegina
Dooline. After an extended motor
trip through the Adirondack and
Berkshire Mouutains, Lieut. Cashman
and Detectvie Burger spent two days
golfing on nearby links, and left for
their homes in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
World War Veteran
Pneumonia Victim
, Published Weekly By
THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING
COMPANY
Died Sunday In Local Hospital
Telephone S. A. 4
Age of 34 After Short Illness.
Charles J. Wencek, thirty-fou
years old, a veteran of the World
Subscription rates: In advance. War, died at the local hospital Sun
ssones 1 and 2, $1.50; zones 3 to 8, day night after a week's illness o
pneumonia. The deceased was born
^2.00.
I in Jersey City, and Was a retired
Entered in the Post Office at i railroad brakeman. During the war
South Amboy, N. J. at second class he lost his right leg in one of the
natter.
first battles t e American soldiers
took part in.
Funeral services were held t'rorr
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929
his late home, 330 Cedar street, a
8:30 Wednesday morning, thence to
Sacred Heart Church, where at) 9:00
AN ASSOCIATION WORTH
j o'clock, a high requiem mass was
WHILE •
. .
,'celebrated. Interment was made in
Here ie a ciyic association worth |S a c r e d H e a r t C e m e t e r y
The'pal
the Morgan and Bayview; bearers, all ex-service men, were
3danor Improvemtmt Association.;'John Connors, Jr., Aloysius Leonard
Several accomplishments of this or-1 and David Quinlan, Jr., of the Vet
several uu.umji »
j erans of Foreign Wars; Louis Rosengamzation, in its short period ui s u - ^ ^ j B m e s T u s t i n a n ( 1 William Emj
i
f
d
tt
i
t
•vice, have entirely justified tlie exist- m o n S | o f the American .Legion. A
ence of the association, and the cit- firing squad from Camp Raritan fired
izens of South Amboy, who ihave so a salute of three volleys at the grave
as the bugler was sounding taps.
often failed to appreciate the value
Besides a mother, Mrs. John Jaken,
o
the deceased is survived by
y three
of civic cooperation, may take a "leaf sisters,
i
Catherine,
C h i
H l and
d MMaro u t of the book" o£ this live wire garet, and three Helen
brothers, Frank,
group of citizens in the Morgan ana Stanley and Antone.
.Bay View Manor sections,
The latest achievement is the
""putting over" of free mail delivery
service, ac iong needed by the residents ot the outlying sections
<£Sayreville Township. Ana what
anore btte Association, not just consent to rest upon its laurels, is holding meetings and advising just what
i s necessary to derive the iull benefits of the contemplated delivery serUndeT-inflation does more to shorwice. Information is being given to ten the natural life of a tire than
ithe residents of the territory affect- anything else. Every tire is made to
its iongesli service nt a certain
e d upon the proposed service; ^tho give
pressure. Keep a gauge and check it
iype of boxes required, location oi regularly.
&oxes,vand all other details that are
When driving over rails or other
essential.
Our prediction is that this civic obstructions across the roud, take
them diagonally. This lessens the jar.
spirit will go far toward the future
development of dhis section. The mot- When one of the rear wheels is
Jlo of the members of this association spinning in sand or mud, you can
often pull out by blocking or tying
seems to be "watch our smoke".
it so it cannot turn. The traction obOur hats are off bo the officers tained by tho other wih*el may do the
and members of the Alorgan and Hay- work.
•view Manor Improvement AssociaDon't forget to have your oil filter
tion! May their success continue, cleaned or replaced every 10,000
and aid in bringing about even great- miles or so. When it becomes clogged
e r progress than these men and wo-with dirt/, it ceases to function as a
men of vision and energy, now anti- filter.
JTMELFORD ROLL, EDITOR
cipate.
NOTARY PUBLIC
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Typing—Mimeographing
Agent (or "Darwin Razor BladW
Agant for California Parfuma Co.
MRS. M. E. FORD
Phone 352-W
145 John Si
All Sorts of Sandwiches
(73THE fun of a picnic »tarts with
Peanut Butter and Pineapptt
VJi- the making of the sandwiches Sandwiches: Cream one-half cup of
if you go about it right. peanut butter, one-half cup of
Don't retire to your kitchen and do drained crushed pineapple, two taall the work yourself, but invite blespoons of chopped maraschino
your guests in and let them .have cherries, one tablespoon of cherry
a foretaste of the good things they juice and one tablespoon of pineare going to get to eat by letting apple syrup together, and spread bethem help make the sandwiches. If tween thin slices of buttered white
you're going far put your fillings in bread with a leaf of lettuce in each
glass fruit jara so that the sandCheese md Fruit
Sandwiches:
wiches won't get soggy and limp Mash two cream cheeses, add onebefore you arrive. If your picnic fourth cup of crushed drained
grounds are nearby, put the sand- pineapple and one-(ourlh cup of
wiches together right in the kitchen, strawberry preserves, and cream
and wrap them in oil paper to keep well. Use between thin slices of
them fresh.
buttered bread.
Pineapple and Marsltmaltiitv Sand, A Few New Kinds
unches: Melt twelve marshmallows
They say that a new sort of sand- in a double boiler, add one-fourth
wich is invented at every picnic, cup of drained rrnslieil pineapple
Here are a few recent inventions
cook len iiiiiinics. Cool anil
wliich were ail eaten up when they ami
iiT.-nl lic-n-ivn |,iitt,.ri.,| rounds of
were made:
• J V . P : I b i . . . !,•
Quality
Trenlliig Cri|,|il,,| Horsa
ITHIIIIIIJ no iitlimipt IH iniiile to cure j
Olio Iniikcn IC);H nf homen IKIOIIUKU It IH j
oxpeiiHivo IIIIII Hm viilm. ur Ilio homo j
•does tml wnrrmil ilila liMiiillltiK, If n
fdHW IN very tiilunlilii ffm u<n fiin lie j
• •uri'il
hy
the
IIWH or
•fte, hy ii n'li'tiniirl.hi
money in your pocket.
Alio "The Mystery Rider"
You will feel all the time as you do now on
Comedy "Delicioui and Refreshing"
pay-day hy saving part of your earnings and bank-
TOMORROW
ing them here.
"SEVEN FOOTPRINTS TO
.SATAN" '
Starring
CREIGHTON HALE
and THELMA TODD
.
Come In and Talk It Over With Us
THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO.
South Amboy, N. J.
BILLIE DOVE in
"ADORATION"
We Pay 4 Per Cent on SavingB
Alio Billy Dooley Comedy
"Of The Deck"
Empire Newt
There arc a great many ways to do a job
of printing: hut quality printing is only done
one way—THE BEST. "We do printing of
all kinds, and no matter what your needs may
be, from name card to booklet, we do it the
quality way.
UNITED SERVICE
- GROCERS
Always Better Values atU. S. G. Stores
Aug. 1 to Aug. 7
THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING CO.
•
211-213 First Street
H. WOLFF & CO.
Final Reductions on
Tinio was when a woman was req u i r e d to know how to sew, cook,
and perform several of the duties
.^rofesnor Peters recommends to men
ibeforo being considered
an ideal
'vvifu. Now thu burden is shifting.
..Mou no longer care vilry much about
tfcho domestic abilities of women, bec a u s e of the reign of labor-saving devices, and if they did, it wouldn't do
tthum much good us so many women
Oho country uvur lire devoting thenioelves to bu.sijiras and social rubber
flhiin the domestic arts.
Now tho women are liable to tako
(Professor Peters seriously, in which
Casu a lot of young men had belter
b r u s h up on their knowledge of tin1
Useful a r t s if they don't want to rotuain biti'lii'lors.
dent of yourself? On pay-day, when you have
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN in
"MIDNIGHT LIFE"
SUNDAY
3
PERFECTION IN A HUSBAND
Times change. Hero "comes Profes
isor Charles C. Peters, of l'onnsylvunaa State College, advocating the l'ol
-lowing1 type of husband as tho ideal
i o r whuin women are to look:
Out1 will) must lit" able I/O repair
;gns ur water pipes, llx tilings genur.ailly, iiKiiinivu the furnace, know how
tlo drew null cure for children, keep
-iiho home sanitary, maintain pewec.-and hiii'iiiiiny, It'll sturies, answer
•questions mid "bu prepared to sell at
.:i maximum advantage old clothing
£.111(1 old ftinillure."
These- are pretty stiff requirements
for u man.
When do you feel strongest and most confi-
TONIGHT
Alto Comedy "Chaperonei"
Aesop Fables
SUES BUS LINE
John II. Ashby, of Asbury Park,
THE HAND ORGAN PASSES
seeks to recover $25,000 damages
The latest thing for which the ra- from the Marathon Bus Line, of this
dio is blamed is the end of the old city, in a supreme court action instituted Wednesday. He claims uegJhand organ form of music.
ligence on the part of a bus driver
'Once the hurdy-gurdies were in causing an accident on the Vic.•among the most popular institutions t o r y Bridge on June 12th,"of this
an the land. Now a prominent manu- ye:»r. Ashby claims he was severely
iacturer of hand organs, ueuige IUOI- injured in the accident. Notice of
t.e suit was served on James Douinai'i, ciias this to suy:
kas by Edward J. Peterson, of Sher"Business is dying, h is all due •;f Hannnh's ffice.
ito too much movies, LOO many radios
SAIL FOR IRELAND
and too many niccnanical pianos.
'When such music .;> jn'uuuaa u u-j
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKeon Jr.
as it any wonder that the kids fail to of Louisa street sailed on Saturday
.be attracted when they hear the last at midnight for a tour of Ireland
and other European countries. They
sounds of an organ on a little carou- sailed on the S-. S. Leviathan. A
sel coming down the street behind a number of local people accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. McKeon as far as New
.horse?
York and had the pleasure of inspect"The monkey organs are not wun-ing
the Leviathan.
Jtcd either. It takes too much time to
&rain the monkey to tifl his hut and
i h e expense is too great."
A few years ago when sunuiuT
•came no less than u .dozen hurdygurdy outfits left New York to truve
all over the country: As well us givdlancing. Now the barrel organ is con
.ing concerts, they provided music for
dhiad to certain small sections and
the owners do not make much money.
lha backyard singers of yore, too,
Jiavu almost faded out of the picture.
Verily, the old order passeth away I
PIR E
7
PAY DAY EVERY DAY
Bathing Suits
Men's AH Wool, former price $4.50,
Children's One Piece, former price
now
$3.25
$2.25, now
$1.59
Men's Speed Suits, former price
Youth's Speed Suits, former price
$4,95, now
_
...J3.50
$3125, now
-$2.39
Boy's All Wool, former price $2.95,
now
.J2.25 Little Tots, former price $1.50, now
98c
Men's White Jersey Shirts, former
price $2.25, now
$1.49 Ladies' Suits, former price $3.49,
Men's Blue or Black Trunks, former
price $2.00, now
$1.49
Infant's Swim Suits, former price
$1.25, now
95c
now
1
..$2.49
Ladies' Suits, former price $4.50,
now
..$3.25
Miller Bathing Caps, former price
Miller Bathing Shoes, former price
50c, now
...37c
65c, now
— 45c
17c
COCOA
Post Bran Flakes, pkg. 10c
Walter Baker's:
V& pound
A§tor Coffee, Ib. - 4 5 c
Octagon Soap, 5 cakes - 29c
1
Baking Powder 2£ -__J9c
50c
Ginger Ale
Canada Dry: Hostess package of 12 bottles, $1.95:
3 bottles
GOLD DUST, large pkg. 23c
Lux Toilet Soap, 3 cakes 23c
29c
Grape Juice
Krueger's Special, 4 bots. 25c
39c
COFFEE
U.S.G.;BestBogata:
The very best you can buy, lb._
49c
As has been our custom for several years past, our store will close every
I'viMiin*; except Saturday during the month of August at 6 o'clock.
We ask
your cooperation In the extent of shopp'n:.' enrlier in the day.
II. Wolff X Co.
Feltus and Washington Sts.
HIIUK
grMajajEnjajBraHeraBrarararajaf!^
Phone 112
D. GREENSPAN
EAGLE TEA CO.
126 N. Broadway
Telephone 19
138 South Broadway
Telephone 206
S. SUDALTER
JOE A. PRIBULA
"J 01. N. Stevens Ave.
Telephone 454
Pine Avc. Cor. John St.
Telephone 22
THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
HUDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929
It Will Pay You To Do Your Buying
SBsassgjsgsassB&iiflSSisr
Quite likely the Impost private home owner in this city is Fred H.
Lear, whose real estate and insurance headquarters aye shown herevrji.
Associated with Mr. W. E. Slover in the grocery business for some twenty
years, Mr. IA'UV for the lu^t ten yeurs or so has carried on a real .estate development and general insurance business, fie is secretary and treasurer
of the local Y. M. C. A. Board of Managers, ami a director of the Investors
&Owners Building & Loan Association. Besides being: a heavy investor in
Perth Amboj' property, Mr. Lear has rebuilt eight houses here and built
"fourteen new ones. He is interested in other ventures elsewhere too. Born
in Ford Kdward, on Lake Champlain, Mr. Lear came here as a boy of four
years to make a home with relatives. Educated in the local schools, he
has been here practically continuously ever since. He sees a very promising future for this city, particularly as the result of the location here of
the huge new power plant.
Issue of Augu t Jrd, }'JOb
Sliss Ellen Paricui is. aoouimng
Lambertsville.
* * * **
Mr. and Mrs. Cnuiles btuait jw
a visit last Sunday to tneir cuusiti
in Trenton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. il. Willett' have
gone to Boston where they expect to
make an extended stay.
In South Amboy
There is really not a thing you use or need that you
can t get from your Own Home Town Merchants. They
will be glad to serve you if given the opportunity.
« * # • 9
Master John Triggs is spending his
vacation at Liover, H. J., visiting his
aunt.
Mrs. William cowards returned
home on \\ eiinesuay alter several
days visa with mends at Alt. Holly.
* m• • •
Miss Emma Uompton, one of the
popular salesiauies at Ai. Kaufman's
store, is enjoying her vacation this
week at i.ong Branch and Asbury
Park.-
50,000
GET COMMUNITY MINDED
That is no unusual record for Goodyear All Weather
Tread Balloons—see the samples we have. They cost no
more.
attitude toward the place where you
Replacement Repair Parts For All Cars. Raybestos
Brake Lining Station. Timkin Bearings. Stone Rim
Parts. Sterling Ignition Points. Stuart Vacuum Parts.
live, creates or destroys public opin-
Broadway, Corner Main St.
* * « • *
—fresh every day. Mmle of the purest in-
1
Jeriay Central U Retrained
Sarah W. Heslon, through her attorney, George K. Silzer got a restraining order from Vice GHaneelor
Bergen Saturday against the Jersey
Central Traction Company to prevent that company laying1 its track in
front o fthe property on Kklgewuyj
avonue leading to the Amboy bridge.;
Mrs. Hcaton is one of the. heirs to
the estate of Mrs. Cornells Fouratt,
which holds the key to the company
getting the necessary consents to allow the. company to secure a franchise from Snyrovillc Township.
:
Robber Cad in Daylight
On Wednesday afternoon about 2
o'clock four men entered a car of
tho N. Y. N. II. & H. It. It. Co.. which:
was standing nn the sidinj; near I'Vr-;
ris street. Tho men broke open a
number of boxes eonlnininjc elnlhinjr,
shoes and Kcmtlcmi'ii'n furnlshine:
goods. Each ninn apparently e.xerciswl conMdcraMo earn in selecting
the size and material they rcritiirt'il.
Thny finally departod, lultim: alnmr
with them cnch n milt of clothes, and
such Ihinits as they lucdwl. They o,ienpod before the police c»uld gol
on their truck. The. car was In n
terribly disordered condition when
it was drilled Into the depot for Investigation.
104 North Pine
Tel. No. 1
SALE STARTS AUG. 1
community.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Other people look to you for an
example—if you do not speak well
them once and you will ulwuys serve them
Motorman Ran Wild
On Sunday night a load of travellers on the trolley car leavipg here a
few minutes past nine o'clock, had
quite an exciting experience with a
drunken or crazy motorman.
He
brought his car in ±rom New Brunswick about nine o'clock. It was noticed that he swung ihis car around
(the curve at iue corner of Main St.
anu Broadway without slackening his
speed. On his return from the "Y"
a crowd of peopie were standing on
the corner of Bordentown .venue
i'i u Broadway and they signalled him
to stop to let them get on but he paid
so attention anu swung ihis car
around the curve at a rapid rate. His
first stop waa at John street, where
those that could catch up, boarded
the car. At Barisen's drug store another brief stop was made. The motormun again starteu his car at full
speed, not stopping for anything or
anybody. The switch at Main street
was passed without notice and as the
wild running car approached the
curve near the deep cut bridge, the
conductor triod to assist in controlling the car and it was slowed down
som« and u number of passengers left
the car, not caring to risk their lives
further. The conductor found that/
the motorman hud by this time become, next to a raving madman, und
(he dared not iiiliurforo with him further. Tho cur was run at a break
nock speed past Stolte'a Grove, und
it cleared the first switch all right,
At tho crossing of tho Knrittm River
K, li. tracks tho madman balked, and
reversing his power ran the car back
to tho lust turnout und hero fortunately it jumped tho track and prevented an accident that only good
fortune could hnvo CBcaped. The
motorman was kept inside the cur
Until another enr with the Superintendent and an officer arrived; then
ho \vaB placed in the
Wells Memorial
Hospital, ^ ' T H a 1 ' ff.'.iL -*•*"
JOHN SUTLIFF
ion, prestige and good will of your
Tel. 322
On Friday morning of last) week
the stork lelt a little girl at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Dugan 01
Fourth street.
• • *•#
J. T. Dill sprained his ankle Thursday afternoon. In stepping off his
train he set his foot on a^ piece ot
coal that turned under his loot giving his ankle quite a twist.
The contractor for the MorganKeyport stone road has "thrown up
the sponge" and the bondsman have,
appointed Watson iitillwagon to complete the contract.
Marshall Magee who has been
•working in the freight office of the
N. Y. & L. B. K. R. .for the past two
or three years, has resigned anu taken'a position in New York.
'
* * * **
Several parties spent last Sunday
quietly resting in the shade on the
bluff near the beach at Morgan.
Tiaey took their lunch with them, and
rested and listened to l>he piping music o f the birds, the chuck chuck ol;
the motor boats and the lapping oil
the wavelets on the sandy beach.
*****
A close watch is being kept on pa-;
rents taking their email children into the saloons and keeping them
there, until such time as the said
parents quench
-ir thirst. It is
strictly against the law for any saloon keeper to allow these little
children ill their places of business;
no matter ii accompanied by parents,
a i d this hint is thrown out as a
warning, so tibat none hereafter may
ibe caught napping and perhaps lose
their licenses thereby.
THE GREATEST SALE OF LOW CUT AND SPORT
SHOES IN THE HISTORY OF SOUTH AMBOY
What you do, what you say, your
BRIGGS AUTO SUPPLY
• * • * *
Augustus Chevalier and John C.
Jotason have become yatchsmen by
purchasing a cat iboaU They are
now enjoying saling over the waters
blue.
It is very evident that the battleship New Jersey will not be presented with a silver service while lying
in this port.
AND MORE
of the community, if you do not do
RIGHT FROM THE OVEN!
Tho best buns you ever tasted. Servo
will do likewise.
can expect to Jjecomc a better, more
Try a dozen today,
interesting, more uttructive place in
the high qunlity of our cukes, pies and
bread.
We can show you how youstop paying rent and become
the owner of your own home
at no great immediate cash
outlay. Just consult us and
let us tell you about our
plan.
No city, town, village or hamlet,
Ki-uriienla by expert bakers.
We are noted for
OWN YOUR OWN
HOME
something for tho community, others
which to live, work, play and prosper
Everything nt ecenomy prices.
unless everybody does a .little some-
HESS BAKERY
134 South Broadway, Cor. John St.
thing. It isn't*
Telephone 195-R
necessary to spend
days or weeks on a drive of some
H. LEAR
SAFEGUARDS FREDERICK
Real Estate—Insurance
FUTURE/
210 George Street
kind; you don't have to get out and
make a show of yourself; nor is it
necessary for you to be one of the
big toads in tihe. puddle, to be able
to do something.
) i tror - I T
HIGHEST QUALITY HARDWARE AT THE
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN
Hardware that stands bard wear—the best on the market—on sale here
at the lowest prices ever charged. Everything from a nail to a washing
machine may be had here at a real saving. Make up a list of your hardware
needs, and come here and eee how afficiently and economically we can fill
them.
SOUTH AMBOY HARDWARE CO.
101 S. Broadway
_
Tel. 224'
And don't think that when you
do do something for the benefit of
others, that you are a martyr to the
cause; nor that
you are donating.
Get it out of your head that you
"HOOT, MON!
Even I Wai Convinced!"
So would any man say after >eeIng the values in this Floriheim Sale!
The same splendid shoes that have
sold all season (or $10 or more—
Florsheim
masterpieces—both
in
style and wear—now they're on salt
at 18.85. And all men, Scotch or
otherwise, are snapping them up.
The Sale Of
FLORSHEIM SHOES
$8.85
Headquarters for Women's Hosiery
GREEN'S HABERDASHERY
104 South Broadway
are doing something charitable every
time you go a little out of your way
to perform a little service or dig
DOUBLE THE LIFE OF YOUR SHOES
down in your pocket for a few dol-
Repairing a worn shoe often makes it as good
lars to make possible something that
a« new. And always more comfortable than a
the otter fellow will get some good
new pail.
out oi.
will double the ordinary life of a shoe. So be-
A very modest expenditure with us
fore you throw your old shoes aside let us exa-
FOR QUICK TAXI SERVICE
mine them and give
You can't make money unleec the
Trucking Anywhere
Auto Accessories
Towing and Repairing
' .
THE ONLY PAN AM STATION HERE .
APEX GARAGE
Pine Avenue at Feltus Street'
an expert
opinion.
other fellow 'does. What profits the
community profits you, and there are
MODERN SHOE REPAIR CO..
no "if'8", "and's" or 'tout's" about
117 North Broadway, Corner Augusta St.
it.
If
they're worthless, we'll quickly tell you so.
,
Do something!' You have a dozen
DON'T NEGLECT THAT
PLUMBING JOB
chances every day to do something,
to say something
We Are Already To Do It Now!
Let us give you an estimate. Don't
let troubles pile up until you have a
tremendous job. Attend to your
plumbing needs now.
will build.
THE BEST OF "EATS" IN SOOTH AMBOY
You have as many opportunities to
put your foot on what others say and
what others fail to do that
We are ready for big or little jobs—and give everyone the same
prompt, courteous service.
G. T. WILHELM
228 First St.
that
(Bet. Stockton and Broadway)
, K •,,
GIVE US A TRIAL
**
RARITAN DIN&
tears
down.
Get Community Minded 1 It is good
business, and plain, every-day, com-
James P. Farley, Proprietor
Bordentown Avenue
- *'
Tel. 171
mon sense.
Why Are People Buying Homes At President Park?
GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS
Automobile
•
• ••
Fire and Theft
Trams Liability
Public Liability
Elevator Liability
Contingent Liability
General Public Liability
Workmen's Compensation
Fire
Life
Marine
Bonding
Tornado
Burglary
Plate Glass
Accident and Health
This Town Doctor Article, on* of
a seriei of fifty-two is pubUdMd M*k
week In cooperation with tb* Sooth
Amboy Lions Club.
Copywrlght, 1929,
JAMES J. GALLAGHER
_
Insurance Of All Kinds
103 Stevens Avenue
Phone 526
A. D. Stona.
THE ANSWER—lU'i'RURc they can buy the- homo of their ilmims within their means.
WITH THE FOLLOWING FEATURES: Built in liHI. Tub ,u,,l Shower; Apron Lavatory; W'liito Apron Drain lin/ml ami Sink with Combination
Faucet; Asbestos Shingle Roof; Copper Flaslmu;; Lath nml Fluster; Full
Cellnr with Cement Floor; Hot. Wnter Boiler und Coil connected with henter; Electric Fixtures; Kluwev Itoxcs; LnttiiH- for Hope Hushes, Etc.
Plot liOxlOO Feet with Sidewalk, Curl) and Improved Streets.
See Rcinlinril! n<ln Kurow.Uy F u r Financial Amusements
Reproduction prohibited is whoU or
in part.
REINHARDT & KUROWSKY
147 North Broadway
Phone 545
THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
AY, AUGUST 2, 1929
A Typical Small City Airport
CHEVROLET ANNOUNCES
!
TWO NEW MODELS
Bounding out its line of six cylinder valve-in-head cars, the Chevrolet
.Motor Company today announces two
new closed models—the Imperial Sedan and the Sport Coupe. Officials
point out that despite the scores of'
improvements incorporated in these
new models prices have been kept;
ii
tile low Chevrolet price range,;
the Imperial Sedan listing at $ti'J5
and the Sport Coupe at $045, both
f. o. b., factory, Flint, Mich.
j
The new Imperial Sedan is intro-i
u
duced because of -a widespread ^ '\
and for a style car in the lowprice
fa-i
rice field.
Iieiu. On
un this
unis model
uiuuui the
mt; ia-
Thousands of prescription! tor this A-Vol ptops pain In headaches.neu«
remarkable formula were filled by ralgla. dental pain, rheumatism,
druggists last year, over 10,000 phy- A-Vol now comes in band; tubes of
•lclana, dentists and welfare nor»es 18 tablets, Z6c SO tablots 6O0. medl*
recommend and endorse A-Vol as cine cheat f i n $1.00 at any proa harmless, sate, rapid relief tor scrlptlon druggist or on receipt of
pain, depression, terar, cold, flu. price from A-Vol Co.. Holton, lina.
Contains No Aspirin or Other Heart Depressants.
It is just common sense to use
can get the best food
^package foods whenever possible.
.Dust and peiJunal handling;', gurms
j
7
•
T
.
whatnot are kept from these
Headaches! Colds! Neuralgia! Dental Pain!
.lous Fisher Body designers have la- j served anyivhere in the city
where it is impossible to give
vished their skill with very noticeable
Voxk. . k i t gktmad M a.
1MB tiport m located at U Bo*
.Aulk foods the same protection. This
success. It has smart concave front vhen you eat at the
. • • • • • • • • «*JF w y n
is one of the so-calied "food 1'ud.s'
pillars with a rakishly molded visor
-that one may indulge in without leyr
fortress of national defense, taking and in the back the rear quarters are
• of cuiiU'adictiun from uny source, for AIRPORTS FOR iMALL YOWiNs
stylishly fitted with Landau bows,
Jn helping to keup foods fresn it conARE SEEN A3 ESSENTIAL lilt" place in part, of the forte of tho deep tuvfted pluah, and the car is
liust century. In time of war, key
tributes as much to economy as it
with an adjustable driver's
As Necessary Now As Raiiroad Sta- airports would bu transformed into equipped
225 Smtih Street
•••Joe.s to health.
sent, and other items commonly
military units.
tions Were In the fast
Anther so-called fad that is acfound
in
smart
cars of this type such
Former
Postmaster
General
Hurry
-kuowlcdgud to be gooci pructiee is tin Any town ,n LJ:U Uniu-il .Malu*
us completely equipped instrument,
Perth Amboy
Greatest Value Ever
habii of choo»mg loodrs that are notwith a popululiuii <H'J.KIMJ or muru S. Nuw, who hits madt; an intensive panel, smoking set, etc. It is finish- j
study
of
aviation,
believes
no
town
Near
Railroad Station
'.ovti-rehned. This applies ehielly to can iliave a llymg held, uccurdiiig lo
ed in lystrouts black with molding in
.cereals, corn meai, Hours and IIL^,the I/i'high Airport Compel.tion. I'm- should be without its Hying field. It Saginuw green and striping in tusk
Price Now Reduced to $782.00 Delivered
may ha difficult for some communiiwhere the most uenehc<al substanct
i'rogram Committee, ties to see tho value of an airport* he ivory. Exterior bright work, such as(
ia i'uund dose to u.v outer hull 01 cumpi'tition's
radiator,
head
lamps,
and
landau
J
composed of H4 oi Lue country s OLU- says, but if aviation develops to a
ilie product, and is lost tluougii ovur- standing
architects, engineers, city poind of universal usuaKe, like the bows are chromium plated.
<bleaching, bolting and polishing.
Tin' new Sport Coupe is also ofplanner^ ami aeronautic experts, railroads have, then those towns with143 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy
i< a Prescription for
poiiit-s out that hundreds i>l Aaier.- out airports will be left behind in thefered in response to a demand for u
Special Menu
stylo ear for two passengers, and Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Telephone
P.
A.
278
march
of
progress.
can
communities
with
less
than
IU,~
Clam broth frappe
AmonK others who have stressed includes a comfortable rumble scat Bilious Fever and Malaria.
Spanish chicken Buttered wax beans 000 population are among the 1,32-i
towns which already have aipot'ts.
'he value of airports to American in the rear and a rear window that It i« the moit ipeedy remedy known.
Stuffed tomato salad
"Hit*., me smaller cities the prob- communities arc William P. McCrac- is easily raised and lowered by means
Cheese wafers
lem
of acquiring land is less acute ken, jr. assistant secretary of com- of 11 convenient Tornstedti regulator.
jPineapple mouse
Oocoanut cake
Introduction of these two now
tnan in tne great congested areas," merce for aviation; Colonel Harry II.
Beverage
the Program Committee says. "Suit- Dice, chief of the airways and air-models come... simultaneously with
aible land is usually close at hand, port* division of the Department of tho announcement that more than
Curried Halibut
of the new sixes have alMelt 1 tibl. butter and soften in it and sufficient acreage may be ob-Commerce, and Harvey Wiley Cor- StfiO,1)1)0
ready been delivered into the hands
LI tsp. minced onion. Add f tsp. curry tained to provide not only for im- bett, general chairman of the Lehitfh of
owners
and that Chevrolet factorpowder mixed with 1 tbl. Hour; stir mediate- needs but also for those Airports Competition and a noted ies ura operating
on the biggctft sumi n I 1 cup milk and l-'i cup cream. which can reasonably ibe foreseen architect.
production level in the history
Mr. Cornell has issued a warning mer
When creamy, add 2 eups cold boiled in the inevitable growth of Hying as
REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
UNDERTAKERS
COAL AND WOOD
eax baked halibut, season and serve an accepted means of high speed to American communities and a pre- of the company.
Production of the now models has
diction, lie has warned that unless inivery hot.
u-dUie.
"The history of the typical Ameri- telllirent planning is combined with bisi'ii Underway for several weeks. ANTHRACITE
BITUMINOU Adequate Insurance Takes
String Bean and Egg Salad
can airport is about as follows: Tiho airportp construction, tho cities and Meanwhile thousands of the new
To 1 pint cooked string beans add Chamber of Commerce or some, other towns of this country may lose mil- cars have 'been shipped to dealers.
Most of the Burn Out of Fire
J.-2 cup chopped celery, 1-2 cupcitizen's association get enthusiastic lions of dollars through the buildin« OfCiciuln prudicti that the entire n«•chopped nuts, 1 tibl. chopped onion. about) the idea, holds u meeting and of flying fields which will become tion-widu dealer organization will be
FRANCIS P. COAN
sampled with the new cure in two
-Make a paste of the yolks of 3 hard appoints an airport committee. This untiquutad too Boon.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
INSURANCE
Sjoiled «ggs, add to French dressing, committee then obtains from the De- Mr. Cornell's prediction is Chat wooks or lens. In many of the larger
Centura,
the
new
cars
are
already
unix well with the ibeans and setpartment of Commerce the general uvery airport, however small, will utla RellabU Compaaiai Placed for
AND EMBALMER
-away to become thoroughly chilled. requirements for airports, and it niiiy tract sufficient business to muke It on display.
Fira, Automobile, Teraado, Rent
As n result of tho introduction of
also sei»k the advice of luciil pilots. a profitable enterprise, "Even though
Uie aa<j| Occupscj, Tewritt Baggage
Raiberry Squaih
Res: 350 Augusta St.
E»ploy.,'. UaUUty . . a Ufa
A site is chosen either .because of its it Is not on the main transcontinental passenger car lino ombraces seven
In a saucepan mash 4 cups red cheapness or because of political come a branch line station in « short these two new models, the Chevrolet
Broadway and David St.
^raspberries, add 1 cup sugar and cook pressure. Funds are raised by public lines, tho small town airport will bo- cars, five enclosed and two open mo214 Pine Avenue
Telephone 624
Tel.ahon. 384
*og»th'er 15 minutes. Than sift over Subscription or through a municipal time and thus will justify its con- dels.
*th«1 berries 1-4 cup of flour. Cook for bond issue, and the field is developed. struction."
S
e
a
*
Aaabay
South Amboy, N. J.
an additional half ihour, stirring fre" I I It's lasaraaea 1 Salt I t "
In actual fact, an efficient airport
H.lprul P«| n triM«
quently, When stiff, pour the mix-is a highly complicated product reBoy« Find Alligator
iture into molds and when cool set in quiring for Us location and construcThe
florist
should
be
gnteful
tot
Saranac Lake, N. Y.— A ten Inch
CONTRACTORS
irefrigerator to become very cold. Re- tion the specialized knowledge of u alligator was captured by boys In the the pedestrian, whose famlr always
move from molds and serve with toohnidal expert.
Ausable River near here. It is sup- !• • prospective buyer.-qClnclnutl
whipped cream.
'<
AH'forward looking towns should posed to 'be several years old and ap- Hnqnlrer.
REAL ESTATE—INSUEANC«
have airports in order to handle the peara to bo in perfect) ihcalth. It is
Canton Punch
said it was sunning itself on a rock
Carpenter and Plumber
Boil 4 cups water with 1 cup sugar high speed traffic of tomorrow, just whin captured. There is no explanaMiracle
210 Gaorja 8 t
OONCRETIS I3LOCKS
j
Jobbing
of All Kinds Promptly
sand 1-2 cop Canton ginger cut finer. as In the past they have built rail- tion of hog? jt patne to be in the river,
Religion may help yon to
1
Hidt cool about 20 ininutijs; strain road stations, according to a consen- which is one of the coldest streams
Attended To
sus
of
expert
opinion.
your
enemies,
but'
(t
would.,
ta(n.,
•.,
PORTLAND
Cf
MENT
sand add 1-2 sup lemon juice and 1
in the country and ia ice-bound dur- miracle for a lot of folks to forgive
'<
X4S Bordeatewa Arenaa
F. Trubee Davison, assistant secre- ing a large part of the winter.
•sap orange juice. Chill and when
the iuccess of their frlenrtg.—Cappert
iready to serve, add charged water. tary of war for aeronautics, points
Weekly.
r to B. P. Maunl
Pour over crushed ice in tall glasses. out the airport will be- tomorrow's <ii!*crll.i- for t t t Oltlnn.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
CENTRAL LUNCH
SEE THE NEW DURANT SIX
JANAS MOTOR SALES
The South Amboy Business Directory
LEE J . THOMPSON
EDWARD McDONOUGB
COAL COMPANY
MA!
PAUL BRYLINSRl
FREDERICK H. LEAR
ALL KINDS OF
FEED AND GRAIN
C. T. MASOJS
CONSULT
— IS —
Old Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre
Gas Heats Water
for All Purposes
rv
NOTARY PUBLIC
Center and Elm Sts.
Quickly
Conveniently
Economically
Reliable UNITED STATES Companies
{EXPLOSION INSURANCE
COAL
231 first Street
Phones:
So. Amboy 7
So. River 8
ROOFER
1CHAEL PHILIPS
South Amboy
N
PHILIP J . SULLIVAN
—FOBLOWEST PRICES ON
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Ettimatet Given
All Work Guaranteed
J. M. PARSER,
Insurance of All Kinds
Fire, Amtomoblla, UifeilUj.
Cttiajtr MtB.
Surety ana VUeUtr Bonds
T«l»ptaon« m-1
SLATE AND ASBESTOS
JOHN C. THOM
t t t «AIH ST.
1OS SOUTH STEVENS AVE.
Phone 217
G. T. WILHELM
Sanitary and
Heating Engineer
RICHARDSON & BOYNTON
VAPOE SYSTEM
SOUTH
ROOFING
MILK AND CREAM
HOT WATER AND STEAM
REPAIRING
R. A. CASEY
BUILT-IN TUBS AND SHOWERS
Of All Kinds To Roofs
T*l. SU
315 Raritma Si
CREAM
MILK
Phon« 267
347 Catherine St.
HARDWARE
ESTIMATES
GENERAL
FURNISHED,
Telepho.en 2S2| R«. 3M
228 FIRST STREET
(Bat. Stoaktoa Si. and Broadway)
SOUTH AMBOY, N. 1.
Telephone 384
W. HARPER LEWIS
HEADSTONES
ALBERT JEROME
'
High Grade Granite and
Marble
JL HE ease and speed with which gas heats
water make it the favorite fuel for this purpose
with the home-maker, restaurant manager and
plant superintendent.
Gas lends itself so well to automatic regulation and the performance of the modern
thermostat is so accurate that forethought and
work in connection with the hot water supply
are unnecessary where the gas automatic water
heating system is used.
The restaurant manager who relies on gas
for his hot water supply experiences no delays
in hot water service during rush hours, and
the home-maker who has a gas automatic
water heater in her home finds the many demands for hot water filled promptly.
{Manufacturer ot
|j Saws, Planes, Hammers, Hatchets, (Successor to Qtotfr K. ;
Levels, Braces, Bits, Chisels, Drills
Plumbing and Heating
Tools for all Meonaivtes, Blow
Torches, Soldering Irons, Emery
Grinders.
189 North Broadway
Agent For
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINTS
SOUTH AMBOY
PAINTS, ETC.
HEADSTONES Painti, Otli, Varoishei, White Lead, Telephone 435
267 First Street
Telephone 250
South Amboy
TAILOR
Recent developments in water
heating appliances both for commercial and domestic uses make
available to nearly everyone convenient and dependable hot water
service. The gas rate recently
established by this company of
9'/2 cents per 100 cubic feet for
all gas used over 1400 cubic feet
adds economy to the many other
attractive features of automatic
water heating by gas.
EUGENE A. MORRIS
(Successor to A. T. Kerr)
ACETYLENE WELDI
Paints, Olla and Varnlihc^
L. ROSENTHAL
Tailor
JOHN J . CROSS
WORK CALLED FOR
AND DELIVERED
ACETYLENE WELDING
BruahM, Glass, Bronzes,
Gold Leaf, Stains, Etc
WALL PAPER
2S8 First Street South Ambo)
Phon. 73
Scott Aranu*
TRUCKING
103. South Broadway
South Amboy, N. J.
ELMER S. PARISEN
ELECTRIC AND
Canarad Repairing
South Amboy
Telephone S. A. 2B6
RADIOS AND PIANOS
ICE AND TRUCKING
WE SELL
RADIO, FLAYER PIANOS
AND PIANOS
—«!.«—
FORD DUMP TRUCKS
J ' u n h i K a n i l l t D | " U M n u t U Klulit 1'rlion
PVBLICQgSSERVICE
Enanela, Stains, Putty and Clan
C. I. BERGEN, 173 Stevem Are.,
corner Firit Street
FOR HIRE
1'hon.
ADVERTISE
IN THE
CITIZEN
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PIANO TUNING
WM. H. MARTlF
HARRY PARISEN
327 David Streot
CARTING OF ANY KIND
CRATING AND SHIPPING
313 David St.
South Amboy
Telephone 313
IJtU
509 BORDENTOWN AVE.
South Amboy, N. J.
T«Upbon* 095-R
ft-10-01
PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS
TUNED AND REPAIRED
ZG4 Firit St. South Amboy, N. J,
Telephone 138-M
THE SOUTH AMSOV CITIZKH
George Click, Jr., recently purRobert, 8 year old son of Mr. and
Sunday evening the Chevrolet sechased from Sullivan & Dolan a new Mrs. Koloff, of, Stevens avenue, was
dan of Martin Ncbus, of this city,
home in che H'hit-ehead tract. The knocked down by a passing automowas
stolen while it was parked in
OPOPRTUNll'iES FOR ALL
local real estate men are now ar-bile on Stevens avenue- yesterday.
Perth Amboy. Early Monday mornranging to build another modern The cur that struck the boy stopped
ing the car was found by Officer
home in this tract.
and the driver took him to the local
Wisniewski, of the Sayreville police
FOR RENT
hospital. There the boy was found
force, off the road and down in a
John Brennan, of David streev to have a sprained arm and a lacerFlats and Apartments to Bent. Killer Confesses, Tells How
gulley
near Bordentown av'LMiue bePlans are completed
for
bus was a Philadelphia visitor over thi ated knee but no serious injury. He
Johnson, 324 Main St., Phone 21.
yond the city line here. The cur had
p
Monday
evening
while
coming
week
end.
Victim
Refused
to
was released from the institution.
i to
t Coney
C
IIsland
l
been extensively driven and was
3-lo-tI
excursion
on Weddown Bordentown avenue, Thomas damaged
Dr. Meaeham attended him.
For South Amboy Real Estate or
"Charm" Wife.
nesday, August 14th by the Ladies
Steve Andros, of George street
Detef, of Chetsequake, reported to gulfty. somewhat in going into the
Insurance see F. H. Lear, 210 George
Auxiliary to Protection Engine Com- spent Saturday in Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. 'Muhlon Atkinson, of police headquarters that a young boy
v Street.
,12-14-tf
Officer John Dooling, of the PennBirmingham, Alu.—Voodoolsra nnd pany. This is an annual outing and
Catskills,
Y., passed through here ran into the roa dand into the side of
\
FOE RENT—Flat, first floor. In- witch-burning is still practiced umoug greatly enjoyed by all who attend. John Muska, of George street, was yesterday N.
R. R. force brought Kugono
enroute to Sea Girt to at- his car. The boy was hurled to the sylvania
8-2-lt
quire 122 John St.
Salario,
of New rBunswitk, to poa
New
York
visitor
last
night.
negroes of South Alabama, It Make your reservation at once to the
tend the Governor's Day and greet pavement by the fenders hitting him. lice headquarters
FOR RENT—House, G rooms, all some
charged
President, Mis6 Marcella Ryan of
Governor Earson and Congressman Deter picked the boy up and rushed with taking lumberSaturday
improvements, gas, heat and electri- hos Just conn; to light by a cnse be- Henry street.
Miss Catherine Dadio, of the loca Hoffman,
out of a box car
him to the office of Dr. E. A. Meaehing
reported
from
near
Cumden,
Ala.
both
old
friends.
Mrs.
L.
city. Inquire 246 South Broadway
hospital staff, was a Manasquan vis- R. Atkinson, of Canajohrie, N. Y.,am, where no injuries of any account at the local yards. A hearing was
8-2-tfj It wua near midnight in a little
Mrs. Laura Sumers returned to her itor last night.
fixed for Monday night, b u t no one
who is spending some time at Mor were disclosed. The boy refused to showed
FOB RENT Flat of 6 large and j negro settlement eighteen miles easl home in Trenton on Monday after a
up at that time to press the
airy rooms. All improvements. Bent! of Cnmden. Brush was piled against three weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Celia Jesko, was a Philadel- gan each, and her daughter, Mrs. I give his name or U) permit Deter to charge, so tho cas ewas dropped.
Richard
Kemmoran,
joined
the
coupI
take
him
home.
Michael
Sergei
of
Fourth
street.
phia visitor over the week end.
reasonable.' Pine Avenue, corner-the rude cabin of .Mnnse Hunter, an
le at Morgan and accompanied them
Henry St. Full particulars at A1-, nge(] negro, and the brush set on Ore.
The regular montnly meeting of
William MeKeon, of John street, to Sea Girt, The family once lived
pine's'Store, same address.
Y-2-tf
|
,|
|
i
commenced
to
shoot
As
le
ame3
A
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
to
the
A.
O.
H.
lias resigned his poeiMon with Ander- here and have a wide circle of friends
FOR RENT—Six room fist.
'» I skyward old .Manse, budly hurried, lied
be held on Friday evening:, Aug. son's Garage, and is now a salesman who are now renewing acquaintances
improvements, 330 Henry Street. In-1 f,.(im t | | e ca |,| n . gome one. concealed will
Uth. The president, Mrs. Rose Mc- with tha Sayreville Sales Company, ad every opportunity at the cottage
quire C. McGonigle, 334 Henry St. jh) ( [ ) e dnr i( DCSgi si,ot the old negro Neil,
at Morgan.
urges every member to be pre- Ford distributors.
8 (J 1
. , , " " ! dead as he ran.
sent at this important meeting.
FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms, K o r s e v e r a , d u y g the crime was a
John Nilson, of Trenton, is spendil
Mrs. Margaret Munn and sons Ed- ing a few days with his daughter,
housekeeping conveniences, improve- mystery. Then Will Cook, a neigh' ments. Trolley and buses pass by the boring negro, now held In the Wllcox ward and William and daughter Miss Ruth Nilson, of Henry street.
125 North Broadway
door. 230% Bordentown ave. 8-2-tf county Jail, confessed.
fie related Catherine loft this city on Sunday
Kev. and M:re. Charles E. Kennedy
FOR RENT—4 room ihouse, part n most weird tale c.f negro sorcery, morning last by motor to spend a
week at Quebec, Canada.
and children are enjoying a month's
improvements. Inquire D. & S. jealousy mid vengeance.
IN A HURRY?
vacation
at New Canaan, Conn. They
Bottling Co., 151 David St. 7-2fl-tf
Manse wns a conjurer. A voodoo
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutliff .Sr. re loft for their vacution on Monday.
FOR RENT:—£ room house, bath,
Call 149 And Have II Delivered
turned to this city on Saturday last
all improvements, stationary range, doctor.
Mrs. Raymond Erlckson of Main AIio Pledge $800 Toward Permanent
Cook wns a believer. Since yea.3 after ii two weeks vaaction at Atlanat 527 David street. Inquire John
street is a patient) at the local hospiBuilding Fund For Camp
Dugan, 528 Henry street.
7-18-tf ago. Manse hnd gone somewhere to tic City.
tal.
Heinz Rice Flakes, 2 packages
25c
learn Mark art nnd had returned with
The City of South Amboy has
The regular monthly card party of
a "diploma," a talisman of metal recontributed
$150.00'
to
the
annual
Certo,
bottle
2 7c
Alterations
to
the
home
of
Mr.
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
to
the
Ancient
FOR SALE
sembling a watch In size and shape. Order of Hibernians held last Friday nnd Mrs. John Oliver Jr. on Second maintenance fund of the Kiddie Keep
(Jock hnd seen the power of Manse's night was a marked success. These street
Pilsers
Malt
and
Hops,
can
-65c
t
ll underway at this Well Camp in Metuchan, the County
are well
FOR SALE: or RENT:—New 6- charms.
Camp for undernouri»rtod children.
time.
partiea will be continued monthly.
rocm Colonial type house; 3 lots, all
Royal Scarlet Peas, 8 oz. cans
9c
Belief I* Firm,
This is the fund on which the camp
V improvements. On Upper Main St. Cook's belief was unshuttered.
James
E.
Planigan
and
James
Nois actually operated. The permanent
Work
is
progressing
on
the
I'faffar
White
Rose
Grape
Juice,
bottle
25c
.Apply B13 John St.
7-2C-lt
apartments on the corner of Muln building fund for which a countyFOR SALE—New House, with Manse could do anything. Be had lan have returned home after spend- and
Stockton street* ami before long wide campaign i» being waged is to
Tctley's Black Tea, % pound package
43c
one or two lots, 6 rooms and bath, opportunity to know, for since 1024 ing a wook at Culver Lake.
insure the permanence of bhe instituwill bo offered for rent.
lie had hired .Mnnse to keep for him
all improvements.
Hardwood
floors,
Capt.
Thomas
MlcKeon
of
John
St.
tion
as
soon
as
a
lease
may
be
ob1 large Octagon Powder..:,.
25c
on / John Street ' between Ste- the love of his wife, Eula, whom he has resumed his duties as superintenRelatives from MJIlltuwn have been tained on the site.
yens and Pine avenues. Inquire D. suspected of going with another ne- dent'of the ferry activities of the visiting with Mr. und Mrs. Clifford
1
box
FAB
10c
Pledges amounting to $320.00
7-26-4t gro, Gene Davenport.
F. Ryan, 262 Henry St.
Statem Island Rapid Transit after a Clark of Second street.
have been reported from this district,
FOR SALE—7 room house, nil im- Frequently, almost dally, CooK saw vacation spent at Niagara Falls and
4
cakes
Octagon
Soap
26c
$600 more anticipated in tho
provements. Inquire 113 George St. Manse. Be became Intlumto with Canada.
Mrs. William Diehl of York, l'a., wibh
near future. Of this sum, the- South
7-28-tf him, reading to hlin and watching
who has huen veiling with her pu Amboy
Rotary Club is responsible for
FOR SALE—1 house and 1 house him at his work.
ta M
L. D. Green, of George street, at- raita,
Mr. midd M
Mrs. W
Win. K
Knimons of. $260.00, In grtitubdo for the genTotal value
61c
and store, corner John and Feltus "He could kill anybody he minted tended the mooting at the New Jer- Second street, has returned to hererosity
of
the. Rol/arians, the camp
Sts; also 4 lots, corner Feltus and t o ; he could run mules cmzy; and sey State Printers League nt Atfantic homo.
hopes
to
ontortain
them
at
luncheon
ALL
FOR
..:_._
50c
George St. Inquire John Grynkiew- he could make any whits nmn or City last week end.
Leo Shiinonhy ,o£ Jersey CiOy, WIIH some time this month.
icz. 325 Ward Ave.
7-26-4t
SAVE l i e .
Ninety-one undernourished childMr. and Mrs. Oliver Welsh and Wie guest of Miss Murgurct Gulugher
FOR SALE OK RENT:—A 51 acre
daughters Miriam and Olive spent of Augusta street on Monduy. Mr, ren from all over bhe county arrived
farm, all of the best tillable land,
last week end with Mr. nnd Mrs.Shnnophy, a farmer ocal resident, re- ut cump Thursday to spend the
with ten room farm house thereon;
Howard D. Littell at Choir cottage at newed a number of old uciiuuiritunces month of August, and nre already
near Spotswood's new factory. Just
living strictly according to camp
Culver Lake.
while hero,
.Hie place for poultry or dairy farmroutine.
ing. Apply Harry Forjrotson. fiR8
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Caahman of
KoIatlvcH from Brooklyn were the
Washington ave., Tel. 282, South
Brooklyn spent week end with Mr. guests qf Mr. and Mrs, Hichard Ntil- Arctic Owl Attacks
Anvboy.
6-14-tf
and Mrs. Edward Dooling of David topp Sr. of Ilaritnn stret on Sunduy.
FOR SALE
Child in Daylight
street.
Kirv. -Robert Muron, curate ut St. • Suranac Luke, N. Y.—An Arctic owl
v _____
- Fourth St., -two very deslraWe
Mary's
Church,
visited
with
relatives
Rev. G. E. Schlbrode, pastor of the
of record size swooped down In broad
lots. Sidewalk, curbnte, sewer, waFirst Presbyterian Ohurch, Is spend- in Brooklyn on Tuesday.
daylight nl the home of Mr. nnd Mrs
ter, itas and electricity.
Johnson.
ing,
the
month
with
his
family
a
t
854 Main at.. South Amboy. 2-8-tf
Duvid Quinlun Sr. nnd family of Fred; Npssen, near Potsdnm, nnd atChautauqutt, N. Y.
George St. 6 room house, good
upper Henry street entertnined rela- tacked Phoebe, their five-year-old
condition, part Improvements, two
daughter. The terrified child wrapped
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Geis spent tives from Jersey City on Sunday.
lots—$31500.
her nrms nhmil her head a n i screamed
the
week
end
visiting
friends
in
Bay View Manor Bunealow, four
Aaron Meisonberg, of Fourth St., for IIPID.
Bridgeton.
rooms and bath, all Improvements,
visited with friends in New York City
Her fin her readied her and snatched
two lots, one car garage—$4500.
Miss Marion Munch~wus a week on W«<lneaday.
Her icwiu lusi us lice uiinlly dug rushed
Inquire Johnson, 324 Main Street.
end visitor at the home of her sister,
Electric service can make hot weather comfortable
nl the owl.
2-8-tf
Edward Lucitt of Fourth street has
Mrs. J. Probasco of Bridgeton.
The (In^ mill no clmiice with the
Electric fans, for instance, noiselessly circulataccepted a position with the Railwny Moire
bird, which sm.vcil ubove him
John Wnlczak, Democratic candi- Mall Service and started on a regular and raked liltn severely wilb heab and
ing the air, creating cooling breezes. Do' you
MISCELLANEOUS
date for Councilman in the First New Jersey run on Thursday of this tnlmis hefnre It Hew uwny. The dug
know a warm and lifeless spot where one is
week.
j Ward, was a New York business visicould KCI mi hold In rhe i;rcal
,
NE TO LOAN on bond and
tor on Wednesday night.
needed?' Or, there is the Electric Refrimorteairp In s~m<! nt $100. 8200, $R0O
Alex Zdancwicz and Joseph Mc- mass of feiitliers and was bndly
gerator, with its cubes of clean ice at
kiuickefl about.
»400. JBOO and up to $10,000 Office
Keon
visited
with
friends
in
Belmar
Morris
Rosenthal,
Broadway
taiVi
nv.*'» from 8:20 a. m. t o 8:20 p . tn.
Two years ngo the Aillromlneli relor, has purchased a new car of the on Wednesday night.
all times for cooling drinks, frozen
•Wednesdays and Saturdays from
fiedan typo.
gion sufl'ered n regular Invnslon of
desserts, making your kitchen
°*20 a. m. to 6 p. m Tnrtuirp Jnhn
George Monaghan and Everitt nwls from the l''nr North, most of
K. Lovely. Trust Company Building
William Daniels of New York is Armstrong visited with friends in which hnve been killed or have left
cleaner, more inviting, keeping
spending the week with Alex Zzabol- Brooklyn on Saturday.
che mountain country.
food at an even temperature,
csky, son of Mr. and Mrs, S. SzabolWm. J. O'Brien spent the pnst
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
csky of Broadway.
guarding health. The coat
Cook Shot H i m Dead.
t/wo weeks in Atlantic City and at Wife Loses Election
of operation is very low.
John Zdanowicz of Washington present he is spending a week with
•WANTED: Houses and apartments negro mistreat his own family and love avenue is again.able to return to his his mother im Red Bank.
Argument, Sues Hubby
for Rent. Our service quickly se- some other woman,1' Cook said In duties at the DuPont plant after boCambridge, Muss.—A nuiisuiipiirt
cures desirable tenants. Properties his confession.
Lawrence Furman has purchased a ense which gruw mil of the lust I'real
'
ingg confined to his home with inmanaged and rents collected. InsurEula, Cook thought, was fnlth j i
id in
i an auto
t accident new Jordan sedan.
ilentiul elei'tlim rnilrd In cnurl here
juries
received
ance of all kinds. Notary Public, fulAnd
to him only through Manse's In some time ago.
lu u victory foi the Hoover forces
Johnson, 324 Main St., South AmMr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
J.
O'Toole
of
boy, N. J.
3-15-tf fluence.
Second street are the parents of a In the elect Ion. Stuart K. Slmiforil
Mr.
George
W.
Thomas,
of
John
Recently Manse's charms failed.
fnvored lloovei while Airs. Slmifcinl
baby boy, born last Sunday.
Cook's wife was again going with street, is spending a few days in
supported Snillh. Knllnwliig u poll!
Hightstown
and
Camden.
Davenport. But Cook went to Manse
INFORMATION WANTED
The trees along the Presbyterian it-iil argument. Mrs. Shmfiird hud ln>i
again. His wife had run away.
Tho Browntown Harvest Home will Church property were trimmed dur- husbnnd linleil lutu court. The ju<l«e
found I I I in MMI iriitlty
Cooks' faith In Mnnse remained. be held this year on Thursday, Aug. ing the past week.
Information wanted concerning the HeButbegged,
lie pleaded that Manse 15th. Many local people usually atwhereabouts of Sol A. Herman. Last hrlng
D.
C.
Chase
of
Pineavenue
has
Ills wife bnck to him. Rut Mnnse tend this affair, which is noted for
heard of was living with the McCarpurchased a new Lincoln coupe.
the. excellent food served.
thy family at 419 Raritan St. Lived refused.
In an extremity of despair Cook
there for about 4 years. Age about
Mrs. J. M. Roll of Church etre&t
Mr. and Mrs. Win, 3. Evans have
54 years. .Wears glasses. Anyone accused Manse of double-crossing him moved
visite'd relatives in South Orange on
from
Broadway
to
a
new
ad—of
working
for
Dnvenport
Instead
knowing of his whereabouts, plense
YOU TOO MAY GO—
Tuesday,
dress on Second street.
communicate with his wife, Mrs. i'f against him.
Sol A. Herman, 121 La Snlle St>.,
G*orge
Abel
of
Portia
street
spent
And Mnnse ndmltted It was true.
The Misses Elizabeth and Ann week end with relatives in TrenNew York City. Wns at one time
Decides to Kill.
Murtha visited with relatives at Lake the
employod as executive manager with
ton,
If so—what of those
For a few days Cook brooded. Then Hopatcong on Sunday.
the Sarnoff-Irving Hnt fnctory in
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oppenhelm of
Perth Amboy.
8-2-lt lie decided he would kill.
Walter
Peterson
and.Ralph
Stuarb
Broadway were visitors at Camp BurBut Davenport or Mnnse? Should
you leave behind?
he kill the man to whom Eula had enjoyed a fishing trip at Barncgat on ton, Allaire, on Sunday.
Wednesday.
They
were
the
guests
of
Kiine? Or the conjurer?
James Housel, who is spending his Mbrgaret Maliszewski of Melrose
NO ODOR TO FISH
Then he decided to strike at the vacation there.
and Mary Reskowski of Elm street
mot of the evil, lie took Ills gnn alCOOKED WITH A
You won't miss it—
left Sunday morning on a Hudson
though he hnd planned to burn Mnnse
John
Dooling,
Theodoro
Wilhelm,
PRESSURE COOKER alive—and, walking seven miles to Howard I). Littell and Oliver Welsh River ibont for a two weeks vaention
in Albany, Troy and Schenectady.
the small amounts nowMiinso's cabin, built a pyre of brush- witnessed a baseball game in New
*.
Tlie sensible woman gives her fiun- wmiil nbmit It.
York City on Wednesday and in the Leo Ncbus has equipped his new
>• lly Hull 111 lenst olive a wool;, botb In
When Mnnse escaped the flames evening iittcnded bhe boxing con- meat market on Pine avenue and
the InlercHls of vurlely anil bi'tMiHi)
Augusta street with modern equip('(ink shot him di'iih Then Cook went teslK at Ebliets Field, Brooklyn.
It Is rich In niliiernl sails, phosphorus
But they—
ment. Tho store opened during the
home nnd to hed.
nnd eiiltitini, which nre liiilhhira of
The
Lmlies
Bible
Class
of
tho
week.
Cook's conscience is elenr. he told
bom' and trelli. l''nim the limiHOMethodist Episcopal Church nro alwlfe's point or view the thief objec- SliorllT F. F. Til lit of Wllcox county, ready engaged in preparing plans for
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bloodgood
tion to cooking flub In the odor which mid Dpjm.y Klre Miir-shnll George N. their nnmiul Harvest Home to be and daughter Eliznbeth are enjoying
Let me tell you the
eld in Se-ptcvulu'i*.
she Is nraintoniod lo associating King (if CniiKlen. In his confession
he wepk nt Atlantic City.
FRIDAY,
GUST 2, 1929
Boy Hit By Car Here:
Local Man's Car
Stolen-Eound Here
VOODOO DOCTOR
SLAIN BY MAN
HE DENIED AID
So. Amboy Contributed
$150 To Kiddie Keep
Well Camp This Year
MAHONEY'S
M E M S YOUR POVfERCOMWWCANSOlVE
IN COMFORT
'Borak's Meat Market
with I t
Thorni dllllculMes, according to tb«
I Motional School of Pressura Cooking,
k r o overcome by cooking tho fish la t
prcsiuru cooker. There will bo no
odor, either escaping Into tho room or
. affecting other food In the cooker nt tha
n m t tlmo. Furthermore, all the delicate flavor Is retained ns well us t h t
{life-giving mineral salts, and tho flake*
Will b * solid yet tonder. Much of thlf
U d u e to t h e brief space of time r »
quired for cooking under prosturt,
.which also means a considerable fu«l
•eonomy. Again, many of tho tlnjr
jfconet which a r e apt to make fish sating a wury occupation nro BO gelft'tlnlscd by being cooked In this w a r
'that they can b« safely eaten without
'noticing them.
Any fish which r " « could normally bgbe la better dimo In your
'preswre cooker. First see that It
la thoroughly clean.
Then minion
and wrap In a strip of clean
eheesecloth and plnco In the Inlet dlnli of the conker. Peeled potatoes may bo put In tho sumo dish.
8*111 tb« fooker with warm wnter up
IB tlin nick, put In Hie Inset illahai
and fiifllcn the cover properly In p»tttlon. Knr three pounds of llsh cook
IB to IIS minutes nt lli-lbs.
•nd your nan I« perfectly it"ii«
reilil.T to servo.
A coinpletn and wcll-biihinced niBal
Of (lull. putnloM, buttered bentn and
tlttpmit'l nppl* [IIIIMIIIJ; cnn ho pre2PA?IH1 In it [treasure t-o(>l,*ir nt ")io tltrtfc.
of the crime tn them.
Manse, wns n power nnd he ustid
this 8tnmge power for good or evil,
nml In killing him Cook snys lie has
done n great service to the people
of Hint section of the state.
Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Delancy
Rev. and Mrs. George Naylor of
and children «f Fourth street have Second street are spending Hieir vabeen enjoying an automobile trip cation at Clifford, Pn.
through New York State nnd Canada.
Raymond Cotnvay of Second St.
Dr. E. C. Griffin, pastor of St. has been confined to his home the
Mary's Church, Is enjoying his annual past week -on account o{ illness.
Seattle Retains Ban
vaention nt this time. He ie touring
The Misses Mary, Margaret and
Against Firecrackers through tho Wdst.
Anna Donovnn of Rosewell street
Seattle, Wash.—In tho face of oppo
Howard
Dillon
of
Main
street
spent
have returned homo after spending
sltloii by cities of the. I'ucltlc const., Ihc pnst week at Spokane, Wash.
their vacation nt Niagnra Fulls.
Mils city will not II fI the bnn on firecrackers for Fourth of July celebration. Numerous communities lu the
West Imve repealed the law on the
ground that the Hrlng of gunpowder
aids In uulidltiK up n respect for pa'Holism. • To prevent iinnecossiiry lire
nieiimje mill the physical ilnngcr to
children olllclnls here will not permit
I he Bale or use of firecrackers In IU>/
form this year.
lianmrnfflnBMijpHggWB^imqKiMmMEmMH^
story in person.
A. STEINER
SOUTH AMBOY, N. J.
DANCING!
Avoid Procraatinatfon
IVi It n o w iiiMh'jid of w n l l h i g for to
nuirruw, n r n e x t wt'ek, nr in l xi immili.
Nino d i n n e r s mil of l e n you will Illid
prominlliintliiM m i n i you. Itcineiiilier,
mi iniiice of liidiiy IM wurlli n pinind of
\(^slfrtlnyji tiinl ii ton nf inntnrriiWH.—
•Irlt.
Siiinll l.*.uriiprnii Bird
t'ri'tiiil'ly In Hiiiitlli'Nl lilril In Ku
i'n|ie IH DM1 tfoMcreHt, or Mii^lel. Us
iiilnl li-iiKth hi'liii; iiliinit three mid »
Illllf llll'lll'H,
EVERY EVENING EXGEFT SUNDAY
Cliffwood Casino
On The Boardwalk
LTND BROS. DANCE ORCHESTRA
POTATOES, Basket
FRESH CUCUMBERS, 10 for
LEGS OF LAMB, pound
FRESH CHICKENS, pound
LEMONS, Dozen
SUPER SUDS, 3 boxes
FRESH HAMS, pound
STRING BEANS, 3 pounds
95c
25c
38c
35c
--40c
:20c
32c
25c
JERSEY PORK LOINS, pound
30c
SMOKED HAMS, whole or half, pound
32c
CORN FLAKES, 3 box
20c
FORE QUARTERS OF LAMB, pound
25c
1st PRIZE MAYONNAISE, rcg 25c jar
23c
LOIN LAMB CHOPS, pound
40c
CALF HAMS, pound
122 North Broadway
.-...
22c
Telephone 261
f
•Via. SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
W H - H - M I I !•)>)• I-H
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1029
All Alike Under
the Skin
B1ELR0SE NEWS
Eugene Huyden ha.- I-I;IUIIKJ ig
his work at me iiitt't'naii'jiiai -vlutors
Company in -New l-.run.Wick until
enjoying two weeks vaciLon.
After making a line eateti »l ::iQl
crabs at Ijanjcyat on .Suiuiay, Thuinas and Bill Eriek.^on .servul a hard
crab supper at the hitter's home Liter-
J
I
By CORONA REMINGTON
the brow of the said hill in all its
J Big Time Race Events
courses and windings but crossing
straight over a email wash or gully
and passing on the north side of :he
To Be Staged At
two'chestnut stumps standing in the
said wash or small gully in all about
and 73 links till it strikes
W'bridge This Sunday !ithechains
|
dividing line between the lands
' !• •l-H-H-H-t-l-H-H-M-'
Trade in Your
Old Water Heater
of the said Leason Chandler and the
premises conveyed; thente along said
line 13 chains and 17 links to the
n i : i J C V I'.IXTUN lived In n f-ci-Wifn
* of Wcslwii.v where iii'l^'liljnrs were
U'dudbritlgo, X. J., Aug. 2nd—Liig l )I:a ' e °f beginning. Containing three
They gave Hiile pm-li.-a time autimnibile racing will once aacres
and seventy hundredth? of an
t re o r
,1nM. for
n ln-iilnu
on
board
'
thereabouts. To which piece
,1nM.
f o r themselves
t h e m s e l v e s tla-.v
t l a . v had
had n
l n i i l n u swain
swa
fflourish
s h o
n tthe
h e lliali'-iiiile
ialiiiiile b
oard
p
f
J l the
th said
id James
J G GoodhtJort
d h
Huh, they ext-lianiieil recipes and dress .speedway here Sunday, when the ,o f Jimtl
ii
S d A i t i
claims title by virtue of a d e d from
((."ul'l-riKlit.)
uiid their fras and eleclrkity turned
n hefore callers came ringing their
r. and Jlrs. John Garry of Jersey! ^^
n
''" St T Umnl:M
f'la(e o f h o t !''«
cult51
l l l s s l l m l l v i ht>1 f r
" G" | 0''»'<"•
j - ^' " v m | ||||V| , n . ( ,"m ( , | I m
e|Hp] .
Speedway to See Lou Moore Perform
Aeain If H e Survives Testa.
on a GAS
AUTOMATIC
[ [el{ nothing undone to insuio success chains ami -10 links to where a white
' uf t . ne event.
\uuk tree formerly stood; it- being:
ile lias whipped together a field l l o wt h uWilliam Morgan's corner, and
notable fur the many big names on '"• "••• highway
leading
'-•••'•leading from
from Mou
Mount
it. Heading the guluxy of stars jai-Pleasant to Amboy; thence north i57
Lou Moore, who, when he rode ovt ,,- : degrees and 15 minutes west C ehai us
and GO links; thence north 23 deliad must hei'f ; the same track early ill tae
•reor; and .'JO minute.-;
* 1U
lii-IO
»*H'J/]'V-**
l<f^LlllVi
li
11V1'<
.
c;.----—
'— J
1
ET us tell you how c.isy
J it is to have a dependable hot walar system in your
home. Well take your old
heater—no mailer liow worn
it is or,what make—and we'll
make you a liberal allowance
for it on the priee of a new
gas automatic storage water
heater.
-'-
again
down since it was swept by fire several months ago. The plant is being operated three shifts. The new
buildings are of brick and iron construction.
All streets in Melrose were crowded with traffic Sunday due to the
tieup in Meehauicsville. The curs
used Oak street coming out at Bolger's Stand.
doorbell It was answered by a tail, the sensational rhiladelphian
Containing ;} acres and fifty-eight
blue-eyed young nmn who held a ham- finished second to Moore in tihat hundredths of an acre strict measmer In his hand and who seemed same race by dint of a spectacular ure.
blissfully unconscious of the ridicu- finish,
Said premises being the same as
lous smudge of soot across his left
by John Morgan and Sarah,
Alany other stars are entered. conveyed
s
check.
Among- others they include Dcacunj''i wife, to Esther Lambertsun, by
' 181), not yet re"I'm ,11m Harrington," lie said wllh Lit/., Herman Church, Zeke Meyers, deed dated June .S
mi engaging smile. 'JMother'll sure ap- Fred Minimi, Mike illckson, Lary corded,- from which deed the foregopreciate this. Now, let's see. Where JJeals, Gordon Condon and Bill Al- ing description is taken. The said
John M. LanibcrtMim claims title
do you live? Fine I We'll be over soon. bcrtson.
fifteen are entered.]1'111 above premises a« a child and
Thanks a lot."
Altogether
Only
ten,
however,
will
be
included
|
heir-at-law of Esther Laiiibertson,
And they came soon, Mrs. HarringVincent Yanas and son Johnny en- ton nnd ,7lni.
in the stalling field. Trial races, | deceased, and also by quit claim from
joyed a good day's crabbing Sunday
Henry Laiiibertson the only other
"I declare this Is tho sootiest town run before the main event, will rc-| heir-at-law
at Barnegat.
which quit claim is
I ever saw In my life," said .Mrs. Pax- duce the number of starters to t/cu. corded in the Clerk's Office of MidThe men behind the promotion of
A fire at Wagner's Restaurant at ton's visitor. "It seems to me 1 have
dlesex
County
in Book 00 of deeds,
Morgan Creek.called out the Sayre- to mop and scrub nearly all,-day and the races lire ull highly optimistic as page Ml), etc.
future of the sport in the liL lll UlL> s 11
ville fire department last Friday. every (lay and I've had to change my to the Dormant
since l'/lU, the sport 10 Lnu
' K lrt »» t-' promises conveyed
The eng-ine from the Sayreville Com- whole life. Up norlh .Monday was my Kust.
l" y «' ''<-' lu-nt part by the
had its rent rovivuly Jiur curly this! )lirt
pany in running on the old dock near washing day, Tuesday
Ironing, sea.son
witn tho iUU-milc nice in!l y ui the second part, by deed of
the scene of tho fire, to pump water Wednesday linking,, mid then of
mark. I even date herewith not yet recorded.
from the creek, became stalled -in course my rouulnr cleaning days. Now, which Moore net up a new resent
AH that lot, tract or parcel "£
the soft ground and it was necessary I luivo to not in .1 woodwork washing Twelve thousand people were pn
I land and promises situate, lying
- and
for a wrecker from Htilo's Garage to day nml a wnll-wlplng day every week. the-n.
i ntllc
It wus proven that sporting cti-i.•"-'"'«
Township of Madiaon,
tow thy truck buck on the paved It's awful."
tne
County of Middlesex and State
tl lusiusts of the East uko to Hie ">
road. The Melroso truck after reach"You inenn you are going to wine B|K>rt, pointed out Mr. Kvnns today, of New Jersey.
ing the fire, was unable to help any
Iieginniiifc at a point on the northa ? the water could not be reached. all your walls and, wash your wood- when twelve tihuusand turned out at
This truck suffered a burned out work every week?" Mrs. Pnxton In- the first race. And, Sunday, with u erly side of the public road from
far stronger field than that which Mutavvan to South Amboy, Middlesex
clutoh, but was ablo to get back to rpilred mildly.
the fire house. The building was to- "I should sny so. Why, this town's competed the first time, u crowd of County, New Jorscy.
still
larger proportions should be on , Said point in road being distant
tally destroyed, although there were so filthy that, If I didn't no one could
hand.
51 and one half links on a course
four engines at the scene, all unable live in house."
south 48 degrees and 45 minutes
to get near enough to the creek to
Mra. flnrrlngton soon became the
pump water.
Old Silk Rewovcn
, •west from the southwest corner of
terror of Oie neighborhood. Her winthe brick foundation of the house
It Is ri!|">i'"'<l tli'!i >i process lias standing
dows gleamed, All dny Ions she was
on tho premises named;
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Nelson of Me- busy chasing dirt. He^ home was her nccn perfected In (lie Iniperlnl Ite
thence
(first) along said public road
tuchen spent Sunday with Mrs. Le- life, her nll-consmiiing Interest.
search Instilule. Osaka. Japan, where south 53 degrees east 72 links;
Koy Coddington of Kearney Koad.
"Lund, what must she think of my by fllscnrdcil silk may be pin through thence (second) north1 88 degrees
Mr.jand Mrs. Joseph Marshall of house," gronned little Jfrs. Watson one a chemical process that changes It to and 30 minutes east 96 links along
New Brunswick spent Sunday with day. "Jly boys keep everything tepsy a liquid form, then to a Jelly, then to fence line to a corner; thence (third)
a plastic substance that can be made north 24 minutes west (which is the
Mr. Marshall's father on Oak street. turvy."
old lino before any exchange was
"My sink's stacked high with dishes into threads for weaving.
effected) 2 chains and 30 links to a
Clarence Ellison is in charge of the right now," laughed Mrs. Paxton. "I
stake; thence (fourth) south 23 deremodeling of the old Tice nome on guess she'd mnke .Tim break off with
Hulacrlbt for t»« Q t l M .
grees west 2 chains and 83 links to
Kearney iioad.
Peggy If she knew It."
510.
the place of beginning.
To the other neighbors Mrs. HarSHERIFF'S SALE
Judgment amounting to approx
The- residents of Melrose are anxContaining about sixteen hundredrington's
mnnla
for
cleanliness
was
MIDDLESEX
CIRCUIT
COURTmately
$3700.
jously awaiting the start of tne free
ths of an acre more or less.
something
of
n
joke,
but
to
Peggy
It
The
Matawan
Bank,
Matawan,
N.
Together
with all and singular th
mail delivery service.
Being
the
same
premises
conveyed
J., Plaintiff vs. Morgan Lambertwas a tragedy."
rights, privileges, hereditaments ar
to
Jacob
and
Mary
Hochberger
by
son and Irving L. Reese, partners
appurtenances thereunto belongin
Residents of this section as well
"Whnt'll I do after we're married,"
trading as Lambertson & Reese, Joseph M. Wenzel and Anna M. or in anywise appertaining.
as Mechanicsville are making good Peggy moaned to herself. "She'll be
Wenzel
by
deed
dated
May
20,
1009
and
Cornelia
A.
Derats,
Defendants.
use of the old bathing beacn at the always snooping around to see If I've
WILLIAM S. HANNAH,
Fi Fa for sale of premises dated and recorded in the Clerk's Office of
old Kearney brickyard during the dusted1' heldnd the empty fruit Jars
Sherif:
Middlesex County, N. J. May 25, BURLEW & CURRIE,
February
8,
1929.
warm spell.
In the cellar. Bet she dusts hers every
1909,
in
Book
of
Deeds
431,
page
By virtue of the above stated writ
7-19-4t
Attorneys.
$87.3
to me directed and delivered, I will
A very pretty wedding took place morning."
It was several weeks later that expose to sale at public vendue on
at Our Lady of VictQries Church in
Sayreville Saturday night, when the Peggy wus sitting alone at home read- WEDNESDAY AUGUST FOURBey. Joseph McGrath, pastor of the Ing. Glancing out the window she saw TEENTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED
church, united in marriage, Miss someone rush up the front stepa of
AND TWENTY-NINE
Ceina Bowie, daughter of Mr. and the Harrington homs and pound fran- at one o'clock standard time (two
Mrs. WUHe Bowie of Sayreville, to tically on the door,
o'clock daylight saving time) in the
John Marshall of Melrotse. A sister
"There's no one there," she colled afternoon of said day at the Sheriff's
of the bride, Miss Ruby Bowie was through the open window.
Office in the City of New Brunswick,
bridesmaid and Alex Palko was the
"Well, the house's on lire." the man N. J.
best man. After enjoying a honey- called. I.onfcins up, Peggy snw two or All the right, title and interest of
moon to unknown points, the couple three sninli spirals of smoke rising the defendants, Morgan Lambertson
will reside in Melrose.
and Irving L. Reese, partners trading
from the bpfck of the roof,
Hushing to the telephone she called as Lambertson & Reese, and Cornelia
A large delegation of property the firemen, who came dashing and A. Deats, of, in and to all the followowners will attend a meeting at the
ing described premises, to wit:
Morgan fire house Monday night rattling down the street In an unAll those- lots, tracts or parcels of
sponsored by the Morgan and Bay linllevnhly short time.
land and premises, situate, lying and
ModtlAASlaht-typtbtdy "
"Just use the hnnd sprinkler on being in the Towwhip of Madison, in
View M'anor Improvement Association for ,tne purpose of informing that, hoys." snld flip ehM when he the County of Middlesex and State
the residents the details concerning had examined the roof. "We'll have of New Jersey.
the fret? mail delivery service which to cot Inside nnd RO up In the attic
First Tract—Being the same premstarts September 10th.
tn sop It's nil right In there, though." ises conveyed by Leason Chandler
THE NEW FORD H 2 -TON TRUCK
The house was securely locked hut and Elizabeth his wife, to the said
Clark Hams ot Kearney Koad is n10 chief hrnke n pane of glass out of ij o hn M. Lambertson by deed dated
still conlintfd to his bed, after receiv- HIP kltfhen dnnr. sllppcil tho bolt and ! April 1, 1863, not yet recorded siting painful injuries about the head I'csiry nnd tho men went In.
iuate, in the Township of County and
nnU body when lie was struck by a "Xn need for coupling up tho hose, i State aforesaid, being a triungular
car while crossing the Victury Bridge Fill the spi-lnk-lcr nl the sink. Ttint'll [piece of land adjoining the lot of land
Mondny morning, lie had finished
!
°£ the s a ' d J0'111 ^ Ijambertson, and
his night's work on the bridge and do It." he told the llrotnrn
i. u-ii<i limn Hi". n....,r,. ainr.nn.i .„ ! is a part of the tract which the
This system is so thoroughly self-regulating that the hot
water supply throughout your
home soon is taken as a matter of course. Hot water is
always ready—at the turn of
the faucet—for every houseneed.
Small Sum
Doivn
18 Months
to Pay
Balance
PVBLICMSEKVICE
II
rtiik<
J i l l £1/11
l i .
Mt>'
!i;ill
ll-lljll
1
I'JI^inilT^
.
.
J
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1
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char
struck him was in a third line. The
driver lost coiilrul of his cur and ran
into tlie draw. Witneses to the uccidenl. wen- of tlic opinion that Clark
liad been killed, until they picked,
him up. |)r. Wi'hi'i1 is in charge ul' ihej
«"»>
'•«.
«'«'•
»l h ,lslies
ho sink
«,llk|I1B
w,, S
ool,
piled
,„,,,,
"
Beginning at an old lied Oak Tree,
a monument in the tract referred to
«l"»«l ^neath It. on tho r » n w of HIP above, and which is also a corner of
Milieu tiilile wns n iHI-tnh- r-s^.v plate the said Lambertson land and run
wllh n knife nnd forl; tin-own cure- j n j ng -thence as the needle: now points,
l.'sxly across It and hoslilo It n cup ! nol -th 80 dug-roes and 24 minutes
ilmt hiid oiivc i-.mlnlnon con>(\
j east, 4 chains and ati links to a
Just ns Hio ilriMiiiMi were lonvlng .small gulloy, near its head; thence
Will. Kllisun, (ieorge Hvignn, Hill Mr«
Ibininulon hurst In o\Wtcdly.
i so uth Hi degrees and (4) minutes
Kosonvinue and Wm. Clayton enjoyed
"My dear. If Ihe neighbors over \vesti lu chains and 85 links to a
the fishing at llriich Haven, Tuesday
found tills nut I'll hp so hiiinllliili'd
point in the old line of. the tract of
night.
caught ii
a nnice
niglH. Thry
n i c y I'liughl
i c e mess
m e s s ol
' •"" " l l 1 1 " 1 1 " " " ' ,
., ,
, , , ,,
,,,, _ „ , ,
weak fish, weighing
from
:! to t, '''' '""•" •"'»' »»"• '»''• '»'•« red will,
..||ibnrniSN,i,en|. "Hut 1 lust Had tn no
to town this niornln, on ,,rSi>nt httslMrs. Kosi' Zalcsky was a New York! IH-KX. Promise you won't toll nnvnuc
I he said, Leason Lha id lei, thence
.along this lint nurth 1 degree and 4 j
'minutes west V chains and 71 links
I t 0 t l l e teS""lln|f' OoiiVaininu i acres
and eleven liundredtlis of un acre
City visitor yentordiiy.
fVfrcy.
f i n so L'IIIII It wus you who
Second Tract—Being the premises
I'liinc In hecuiis.' you'll soon hp In the
conveyed
by James Goodhear and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm . Kllison
fmnllv."
Fanny,
his wife, to John M, Lamuertyesterday ul Miiltlletowu.
III promk..." s,,l,i 1',.,,-y evenly. ; s o n b y deed dated April 23 1884,
•If you II slop tnlkiiiL- nhnul your ever- a n [ ) r e c ( , n l e d in the Clerk's Office
At Ml A..1.J
liisllim liuiisfelcMiilin; to cv.'rybod.T - o r .uidaiesex County in Book 201 of
The modern baby ilnesu'i have I. mid If you w.iii'l miy n word nbimt (ho- bleeds pages 032, situated in Madison
age much hel'ore It wnnls lo g.i liu\
-.v:i.v I
iiflor wo'rc innr .Township, Middlesex County, New
buy.—A
Jersey, containing'Aacres nnd sevenled.'1
ty htiadredths of un acre, or therc"I'll
pivimlsp niiyllilnc." snld M r s .
abuuta, Ui which isuid deed for a more
li'i-rliiu'tMii i h ' s | n - r a t i ' l y . " I ' l l i i . i K l i l v c l y
ADVERTISEMENT
particular
deseriplion
reference is
„ ,
i die II' II over L'nf out.'
benled bids and proposals will b e | "\v,.-,-(» nil alike ndi-r Ibe sldu." liud. 1'. S. following is a description
hnonlly. "I hud really bo- :of deed 201, page 0U2:
received by Hit- lluiiid of Public >dd l'o!:".v hnonlly.
Works of Hie City of South Amboy, • in to ihlak tint voi, tvcf.>«<imp'l;lnd ! UcEi«"iinK lit the red oak tree be1
N. J. ul tin City Hull, South Ambuy,
i, ...
,,i
ing an old monument in corner ol
,
N. J., on Tliimidiiy, August 15, 1DU!), r
'land now Liiauon Chandler's and runnt 8:0U 1'. J!., Daylight .Saving Time , , , i
lung thence along tihu rear uf said j
or as soon thereafter as the lioard
Morgan Lnniucrtson's land 1 chain j
can consider the same fur tlle fur-HP HA1) fONSTIPATION and 0-1 links to tliu middle of a small i
llishing of material and equipment llU litXU
^ J i } ,inTrni
gully; tinmen down the siiinc as the
f
lI i l YKA u'iitL'i' runs th(.' several courses about]
1)0 i,iuls
"Chronic
trird'Adiorikn.ml landing at, the mouth of Huhl gully!
for 40 yeara.
'"^•nni hnppy to i ^..t . . . . | ) 0 W E , B r when, it joins thc mam or large g u l u
ly; thence down along tho base ol
, !now very regular."—Goo. A. Allen.
t'h(! hill :m the needlo now points
iiuri.li IM degrees nnd a hiilf (.'list 2
I h o Board ot l u b h c Works r e - j t l ( m ,„ T W 0 h o u r a | u r j l | (
t ,,,
I'linins; llii'iicu south wvunly and thirserves tho right to reject any or all; w n ,, U s ranW,,r V()1 , n o v l } 1 . ihl)UBht
ty minulcB oust 2 chains anil lit) links,
WM
bids, if dcemml in the interest of tlit'|| M v o u r system. L«t Adlerika giv
middle of another small gully run- 1
City so to do.
;yml-r Btomnch
and bowels H UKA1. • nlng out of Urn promises lu-rdn conBy order of the Board of Public idenning nnd SOB how good you feel, vryed; thonco running
directly up
Works.
ll'otcraon'8 PlmrrnBcy
AdvUho fuco of tho hill to Its brow uniith
Specifications fur tills put
station
on
. . , aro
,<,, now
• file in, the
t
n
na
iy ^ b t t -
'8-2-2t
^ ^X^M
G. PRANK BISBKOW, I
Clerk.
X^'Z^
»--—
52 dugrmis anil 45 mlnutfn onnt I
chnln nml 10 llnk«', thence
fast.. .powerful... rugged
... economical
THE chassis of the new Ford truck is designed for
reliable service. There are forty different kinds of
steel used in it, each made to wear longest under the
stresses to which it is most often subjected. The threebearing crankshaft and the three-bearing camshaft
are of Ford carbon manganese steel. Valves are of
chrome silicon alloy. Transmission gears and shafts
are of chrome alloy steel, heat treated for hardness.
The front axle is a chrome alloy steel forging. Stee'...
for other important parts are equally specialized . . .
to make certain that the Ford truck will give long,
economical servk.\
Many features contribute to the splendid performIIIKJ of the Ford truck. Its engine develops forty
horse-power at moderate speed. Ontilcver rear springs
reduce rebound and lessen unsprung weight, A Houdaillc shock-absorber at each front wheel increases
stability, decreases jolts. The fully enclosed six-brake
system is long wearing and positive. A shatter-proof
glass windshield increases the driver's safety. These
and similar things throughout the entire chassis give
evidence of the thorough care with which the new
Ford truck has been designed for long wear, reliability and economy.
aJ^tt^i'^aiisflit^iMatMaiMavpMBB^'i^^J
NEW
Thor Washer
AGITATOR TYPE
Only $99.75
Ask For A Demonstration In Your Own Home
Hoover Cleaner
(Model 543)
Now Only $59.50
RADIOLA 44-THE NEW SCREEN GRID
RECEIVER-OPERATES FROM YOUR HO>USE
CURRENT.
$110.00 (Less Radiotrons)
DOLAN BROS.
; W
Authorized Dealers
130 N. Broadway
li7W^li7Ttl^l?7smrai??WBI^?sfl^l^
Frank's Meat Market
"The Service with a Smile" is the service
worth while.
Frank Packoski, Prop.
631 Bordentown Avenue
Phone 277 for Prompt Delivery
FRESH FISH EVERY FRIDAY
A Full Line of Fresh Meats and Poultry
Also Delicatessen Articles
Come in to see the Ford truck, and let us help you
decide which body type is best for your use.
DORSEY MOTORS, he.
Td. P. A. 3500
ADAM SEPKA
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Radio Repairs
12D Feltus Street
Estimates Furnished
347 Maple Street
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Phone 294
Battery Charging
Telephone ill!
§outh Amboy
.Tobliini? Promptly Attended Tn
THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1920
Ascertain the Fact*
Some people. If they read or heai
{ about the symptoms of a given malady
begin to think they are suffering klen
tical symptoms. Such persons should
not keep on wondering and worrying
They should consult n doctor.
j
Nash Versatility
|
Demonstrated Anew
Throughout County \
^ e w Ttyle "400" Model, Get Wide- i
spread P»Ue._^_
w
Daily Thought
No man ever lived a right life ivho
fiad not been chastened tiy a woman's
love, strengthened by her courage and
guided by her discretion.—John Hus
kin.
They D.d Right Well
What :i ixia.-k in scholarship those
ancient Greek philosophers would have
uiaile If they had enjoyed the advantages of a liberal education.—Louis
ville Courier-Journal.
It't a Tottup
"A persistently silent man." said HI
Ho. the siige of Chinatown, "gets an
even chance In popular estimation, u
to whether ha Is very wise or very
dumb."—Washington Star.
H4D
VISIT
N"ew York
And of course it is beautiful to look
upon. The side stroke, in which the
LEADS THE WORLD IN MOTOR CAR VALUE
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4
Kenosha, Wis., July 24th: While;
LEARN TO SWIM arms
are never raised above water
the biggest vacation touring nuiveg
f
l
m
fir
Round
is
also
graceful
and
good
for
one
who
"J0O" .Idrancett Six .Imbastador
ment in automobile history surged; If I were asked to name the onetires quickly. Back swimming and
*rP • « • ** Trip
over national highways this week, of-: sport which man could least afford
ficials of The Nash Motors Company! to give up, I should unhesitatingly floating are also important because
SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES
received reports from every section! say: "Swimming." Swimming is the they afford an opportunity for rest.
South AmLoy 7:16 A. M.
Once you have gained confidence
of the country which indicate that. I cue form of exercise in which every
Delivered, Fully Equipped,
Returning leaves New York West
in the new type "400" Nash models,! muscle of the body is brought into and do not take frig.it at every drop
.llore to But/.' ^
motorists have found a car t.;at over- play, anil also many of the major of water that gets into your mout; 23rd Street fl:22 P. M., Liberty
comes any and all driving conditions internal organs. As a beatitifier of lhe next important tiling to remem- ! Street 9:35 P. M.
and whose utility is unhampered by the human form, it has no equal, for ber is that the really good swimmer (add one hour for Daylit'ht Time)
the old time problems of changing it takes tiff flesh in the wrong place does not' hammer and pound the waFor further information secur
1
temperatures, altitudes and ruad*.
and puts it back again in the right ter. His arms cut the water with sur- handbill at Ticket Office.
prising
rapidity
and
few
splashes..
Assurances of this versatility lie place. It gives symmetry 1 anil grace
Really scientific swimming involves
in official registration lists, which to 'i:v figure am! earringfe .
Aside from its highly beneficial n - rwiiiiiniiu' 'v;th the .end under water
show an unusual equalization of
tliroiArh the niuiith on the :
swimming indispen- —inhaling
Nash "400" sales throughout the suits, I consider
1
1
United States during the last five sable to tin prolongation am! safely icvei o; tin* water ami exhaling thru
the
no.^e
iielow.
.\Ian is a laud-animal
months. The national maps in which of human life. If I bad my \va
the'motor tourist sees endless trails would be1 ;ati;rht in all schools righ'; and sometimes lie experiences diswV.en trying to adjust himthrough the prairies
woods, and !r(''ii (lit beginning—along wi'i th<'comfort.
to a difleii'iit element. If the
mountains of his chosen route, pic- liirco L"s. The t-inu' to learn to .'/.wim self
lefoi s.ime older person has h.iil constant submersion bothers your
ture another vital Nash achievement
chanc to tell you that you "in ears use small rubber plugs, which
when spread before experts of the
can be bought at nil athletic and
sales department and shaded tu reIf you have any choice in the mat-drug stores.
veal the registration percentage ratio
Swimming holds out one of the few
ter, learn to swim in fresh water,
TKABOSKI
of new Nash cars.
Beginning with'the Pacific states|rather than :-i>lt. Also ib is better to encouraging inducements to fat, peo'"THOUSANDS of people who ture is the "world's easiest steering."
they show a heavy block of shaded j learn to Jinn in warm water, be- ple; they learn more easily than thin!
-*• drive theTwin-Ignition-motored
..tftrritory which covers California and cause in warm water the muscles re- people because their flesh is more
Nash " 4 0 0 " Ambassador have dis- And the Ambassador is one of the
REAL ESTATE AND
th f y
t
tt
h
l
l : i x a n d relaxation is
is one of the buoyant, and While they are learning! 1
covered that the most luxurious easiest riding cars ever built. The
tho far western states, where large l:ix-—and relaxation goo<l swimming they are also reducing. So if you
INSURANCE
type of motoring is not necessarily wheelbaseis 130inches.Thesprings
have, not already learned to swim—'
counties and vast distances in sparse-,chief essentials to
107
S.
Pine
Avenue
prohibitive in price.
ly settled country makes automobile! ami endurance,the breast stroke first. do so now, this summer. You will be
are built of special process alloy
Telephone
178
South
Atnboy
merchandising difficult and where jIt Don't
t
steel, individually designed for Aman learn
awkward
position for the well repaid in increased vigor, build
and
general
health—and
I
might
add)
cars are called upon to meet the body and forces the beginner to
Obvious to every eye is the style bassador size and weight, and outin
social
attainments,
for
the
man
or
hardest kind of driving tests. This screw up bis face, squint, and "ship"
and thoroughbred character of this board mounted Houduille double acwoman who doesn't swim nowadays
shading extends to and through the
charming motor car. There is beauty tion, hydraulic shock absorbers are
unnecessary quantity
i of water.
BUS SERVICE
great
divide,
tapering
off
into
the
western plains and spreading out The first stroke to learn—the easiest isn't—well, he just isn't "in the
in the purity and grace of every line regular equipment.
heavily through the praries of the and the simplest—is the "crawl."
and curve. There is luxury in every
SOUTHAMBOY
middle west. The heavy shading
item of interior dress and decora- Other features of convenience and
NEW nitrXSWlOK-SOUTII
covers Wisconsin and Illinois like a
tion, from inlaid walnut panellings quality which Nash volume makes
blanket and sweeps south over the
• AMHOY—a
to the deep, overstuffed cushions, it possible for you to have at Amrich Mississippi valley all the way
South Hlver mid New Brims,
upholstered in fabrics restricted to bassador price, are Bijur Centralnick.
fiom Itaska in the north to tho dellliiKm lenve Ilurcli>iitown Avenue
ta.
fine car manufacture.
ized Chassis Lubrication and Chronml Cilj- M n t —
mium-nickeled bumpers front and
This equalized distribution is also
, W e e k d a y s : M o A. M.. 7:00 A. M.,
And
equally
obvious,
to
those
w
h
o
apparent through the 'eastern mounrear—at no extra charge.
7:25 A. M., 8:00 A. M., nnd ,.v.,ry half
h o u r u n t i l 10:00 i \ M,; tlu'ii 10:41) P M
tain states and across the old south,
know good motor cars, is the high
nnd 11:30 1'. M.
•with heavy sales records featuring
quality
of
"
4
0
0
"
engineering
and
Voiume and its manufacturing econS a t u r d a y * : (l:S(i A. St., 7:00 A. M..
the banner Nash territory of New
7:25 A. M., 8:011 A. M.
nml e v e r y 30
Ambassador performance. Here, in omies plus Nash engineering skill
mlllllU'S until II :SI) I1. M.
York and the Atlantic northeast,
this moderately priced car, is the make possible this value. More
Sundayn: fi:30 A.M., nml every SO
To Nash engineers the fact bhat
Twin-Ignition motor, the year's than 168,000 Nash "4OOs" were built
minutes until 10:30 1". M.; then 11:89
the heavy sales demand this year hus
most notable achievement in power. and sold in the 12 months (just ended)
come from every type of driving
BUSES fOR HIRE
Another very attractive " 4 0 0 " fea- since the "400" introduction.
country proved that they have proPure white or silver hair can be Be very careful to rinse* out the Puttie Service Dc Luxe busct
ducyl the ideal car for American use such 'beautiful 'hair! Soft, gracious, sonp in several clear rinsing waters.
afford a splendid means of carryDelivered, Fully Equipped Price Range of 23 Najh "4OO" modeli* 9 7 0 ' ° « I 2 6
and have contributed greatly towar* becoming it frames any face in the Then give the hair a final rinse in a
ing parlies to the seashore, mounlnclu<!ej Touring, Roadster, Coupe, Cabriolet, Victoria and Sedan Model*
tile increased safety, convenience most friendly fashion, It dims facial basin of water to which a few drops
tains, theatre, or to athletic or
and pleasure Df the touring public. lines almost magically and brings out of French bluing have been added.
other events. They are ideal for
"The blanket demand for the the rosiest tints in the skin.
But take care not to get too much
picnics, outings, or tours.
'400's' and the fact that more motorPhone: Emersot^9700, Ext. 86.
Just now it is extremely fashion- of tho bluing in this water.
ists than ever before are taking to able to have silver or snow-white
Recently I saw a very pretty young
the^opeji road this season, is signi- hair. And it is often worn short, ap- woman whoso prematurely white hair . PVBLICCllsERVICE
ficant of continued prosperity for the
waved and dressed, with 'had evidently just been given a blu252 Madison Ave., Corner Market St.
Phone 1018
Perth Amboy
A-174-D
automobile industry," C. H. Bliss, propriately
ing rinse. Under her" bright red hat
general sales manager, pointed out very lovely effect.
it looked distinctly blue in color.
But short or long, the white or sil- The effect was weird and not at all
today. "It shows that people' Interest in automobiles and motoring is ver gray head needs more than or- attractive as so many startling efincreasing rather than decreasing dinary care to keep it lovely. Unless fects may be.
year by year, and that the motoring it is properly shampooed, rinsed
In drying white hair avoid strong
luxury at moderatte prices which dried nnd waved, it often becomes heat.
This rule applies to all types
Nash offers has a permanent nation- dry nnd yellowish or streaked.
of hair, but for gray or white hair,
al appeal.
Here is a particularly good sham- which is usually inclined to be dry
"All of the new Nash modals lend poo for this type hair: Slice a cake or brittle, it is doubly important, T
themselves perfectly to touring re- of pure Castile soap and mix with it dry it well, gently rub the 'hair an
quirements, thanks to the engineer- one-half ounce of potassium carbon- -scalp with soft, warm, Turkish towel:
ing achievements whichhave brought ate and three ounces of water. Let to absorb the moisture.
about increased power, smoothness j simmer until thoroughly dissolved,
White or silver hair should neve
and economy in the twin-ignition jthen add one ounce of glycerine. be waved with a hot iron, a s ' the
high compression, valve-in-head mo-j Blend and add more water to the action of intense heat is yellowing,
tor; the unequaled steering and op- mixture if necessary. Shampoo in the Instead use a warm iron, or wave
erating ease of the '400' cars, their usual fashion.
with "water wave" combs.
complete equipment at no additional
cost, and the added comfort and
Health Hint
England Honors Americans
luxury built into the Salon bodies.
In buying toys for children, lienr In
No Americans are burled In West
"We feel that the announcements
by motor clubs, touring bureaus and minster abbey. There Is n bust ot mind the tendency i^ young children
. other agencies which show this as jHenry W. Longfellow in the Poets' cor to put everything Into the mouth and
the greatest touring season on re- ner, n colored window nml n tablet to that older ones can he educated with
cord is a splendid sign of continued James liussoll Lowell nnd a tablet to toys. Too foni|illcuted toys hore children. Expensive ones do not necessargood business. Nash dealers and Walter nines Pace.
ily Increase pleasure.
distributors the country over are
ajjiply prepared to care for all tourist
Nature's Forethought
Jleods, and the motor pilgrims will
Can You Pronounce It?
Even Nature seems to be interestjlnnd a warm welcome and prompt
Perhaps the most , unpopular ship
* ' attention under every Nash service ed In food c'ontiilners. for she provides
for fruits and regctnhlps containers name, at least mining signalmen and
sign.'
of the most efficiently protective nn- underwriters who have to write it
JOHN ST. METHODIST
ture possible In the cn»e of prac- down in a hurry. Is surely the Ven
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
tically nil fruits nnd vegetables, the uyngasowpuklnletcheuiy. Happily there
Rev. Elijah K. Reed, Pastor
skin or outer covering la a great help is only one ship .of this name—a
Phone 764
In preserving the wholeaomeness of barque registered at Jaffna, a port in
For reasons of citizenship come to the pulp.
Ceylon.
Church.
0:45 A. M. Sunday School, Wm.
M.,Emmons, Superintendent. Did the
Sunday School over help you? Are
you 'helping tho Sunday School now?
11:00 A. M. Divine service. Tho
Sacramont of the Lord's Supper, Any
of other churches not having service
§
are Invited, as well ns visiting friends
In pur City.
'7:80 P. M. Song aervico and short
aormon.
America has taken this new Buick to its heart. Million!
spirited behavior on the road. Its new and biftirer
Wednesday 7:45 P. M. Devotional
have thronged to see it . . . tens of thousands have
Valve-in-Head engine-developing 1 99 h o r s e p o w e r rvlco. Don't drive your childron to
already placed orders . . . other thousands have reprovides matchless new virility, pick-up, swiftness and
hurch—limblo that way with them
quested demonstrations . . . all have found that in the
flexibility. A single drive will prove it the pacemaker
and the good will bo a 'hundred fold,
five
major
elements
of
motor
car
appeal-beauty,
Keop your face always toward tho
oj performance. And the same drive will disclose
performance, comfort, safety, value—this new Buick
sunshlno, nil tho shadows fall bemarvelous new handling ease, comfort and safety, due
with
Body
by
Fisher
strides
far
ahead
of
any
other
car
hind you.
to a new and improved steering gear and new road
in the entire quality field.
Thoro will bo service at the John
shock eliminator; new double-acting shock absorbers
St. Church nil vacation time, ouch
which check both bound and rebound; and new conNew Fisher Styling
Sunday,
trolled Servo enclosed mechanical brakes, the most
The new Buick Bodies by Fisher are longer, lower,
effective braking system on any car in the world.
more luxurious. They reveal new Fisher styling—
new beauty of line and appointment—new colors —
See, Drive and Own This New Buick
which have won outspoken admiration. And they
il
Roso Downn of Ruritnn street
Bear in mind, this new Buick with its many advanceintroduce
a
host
of
new
features
including
the
new
ent Sunday in Lnkewood.
merits is offered at new low p r i c e s - in three new series
F^her Non-Glare Windshield for safer night driving;
and three new wheclbases, with only one standard of
Friends from Aabury Park visited
new and richer upholstery; and new fittings and
quality throughout—the finest in its field. Come see
rn the week ond with Mr. and Mrs,
appointments of princely luxury.
hrlstophcr Doyle, of Rarltnn street,
the new Buicks and arrange to drive one. Among the
Orange & Tomato Juice
Cocktail—2^
14 attractive body types is exactly the Buick for y o u
Pacemaker of Performance
Fried Butter Fish—9Of
.
Baked Potatoes—12j
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conovor httvo
git !
Moreover, Buick for 1930 reveals this same marked
Lettuce and Peas—27^
Bread and Butter—Wj
noved from Fifth street to Rarltan
" '" l h e 1 3 2 ; " n d ^ ' n d " wheelb
»rlei
sttfeet, ttiis section.
Cottage Pudding with Fruit Sauce—3,ty
supremacy—this same increased leadership—ij fleet,
orsepower.
*
Demi-tasse—S#
Mrs. James Wortley of Rnritan St.
Total cost—$2.00
spent Tuesday with friends in New
NEW LOW PRICES —
124' WHOELDASE
>?ork City.
jtOR the orange and tomato with one-third cup sugar, and add
5 Paaaenger four-door Sedan, Model 37
juice cocktail you will need one well-beaten egg, Add one-third
.J1493.OO
US' WHBELBASB
Thomns Bonder of Raritan street
_ . one No. 2 can of tomatoes cttp milk alternately witli one nnp
4 Paasenger Coupe, Model 58
. 1463.00
visited with friends at Camden on
S PatHngcr Two-door Sedan, Model 40..
wliifch costs U cents, two oranges Hour, t.vr. tablespoons baking pow,.^1235,00
H2'
WHEBLBASE
Tuesday.
costing 8 cents, two teaspoons sugar der and one-fourth teaspoon salt
4 PklKnger Sport Roadatitr, Model 44. .
.. 1273.00
7 Paasenger Sedan, Model 60
IS43.O0
and a few grains of salt. Strain sifted together. The ingredients
5 ir'aiKngcr Phaeton, Mtxlrl 43
MT. and Mrs. John Stolte of Con,. 1275.00
7 Paaaenger Litmiunine, Model 60-L
!.'!"'
will
cost
11
cents.
Bake
in
a
Imt1993.00
the tomatoes, hut do not press the
2 Paucngcr Uiuinett Cokipr, Modrl 46.,
over street are the parents of a baby
.. 1225.00
'4 f " « n * « 1'our-dnor Special Sedan, Model 61..
1693.00
pulp, or the juice will be cloudy. t( red flat cake pan in a moderate
4 Pawengtr Special Coupe, Modrl 46-5.
12«T nn
Paa.enger De Line Coupe, Model 64-C
1623.00
boy.
Aild the juice of the oranges, the oven, .150°. for about .TO minutes.
1673.00
J
Paucnger
Four-door
Sedan,
Model
47.
Cut
in
squares
while
still
warm
and
sugar and salt, and serve ice cold
.. 1295.00
utO.UU
J Paaaengrt Coupe, Model 6B
1323.00
Mf. and Mrs, Charles K. Freeman
serve with the following sauce:
in small glasses.
Tlifie pricea f. o. li. factory, Serial equipment e.tra.7 Paaienger
Phaeton, Model 6 9 . . . .
of Ridgoway iivonuo visited at AsBulr* delivered price, include only rraaon.ble
Mix one and one-half teaspoons
l'or the lettuce ami peas you will
chargr) fur delivery ami fin
JKH,||.
Convenient
lerma
ran
be
arranged
on
lhe
liberal
f
J
M
A
C
Time
bury Park, Monday evening.
foruslarrh with one-half tup water,
nerd two tablespoons butter, one
Payment Plan, t.omiilrr lhH y y o u
SHQULD
$2061
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
/ETfcLA-IZE
MBASSADOR $ r NASH
TWIN-IGNITION-MGTORED
FRANK
AGENCY
PEKTH AMBOY NASH, INC.
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Two-Dollar Dinner for Six
JVffl fisier styling...NEW 99 Horse^wer Valve in-Head Engine*
NEW Controlled Servo Mechanical Brakes -NEW Steering Gear
NEW Road SKock Eliminator -NEWDouhle Acting Shock Absoroeis
JKZ^NonGlaWdhild
Mechanicsville
Miss Knthryn Mulvoy of Wilmot
street onlorlained frlirnds from Ciirnden at thoir home, Tuesday.
Spelling Vnricd
Tlio Old Tosiuineul WHS written
In the Arainnlc nml oli!i>r Hebrew, flio
New ToHtntnpiil In HIP Inter Hebrew
•11(1 poBfdlily to Homo extent In (Irtielt.
TIIIH na'dUMR for tin; dlfferenco In
ipclllliR III tin; IninnlnlloiiH,
medium onion, one No. 2 can of
peas, two taMespooRH
di'ipped parsley, two citys1 shredded lettuce
(about half a head I nml one-fourth
teaspoon sail. The pnas nisi 15
cents and the other iiiiriTdk'nf'i !-.
Saute the chopped onion in butter,
then add the peas, lettuce, parsley
ami salt, anil iwl< until Ibe liipior
from the peas is alinnit rooked
away.
To make tlie cottage pudding,
cicam three tablespoons sliortciiiiii!
add to the contents of one H ounce
can of pineapple tidbits t 10 ccnis)
and rook in a doitMr lioiler until
slightly Ihiekcned. Cool. t'ttt half
a pint box of strawberries (13
trills) in halves, mid onr-third clip
!=iigar and let staml until sugar is
incited and lierries juicy. Add to
the pineapple mill M'rve on the eotlai;e |iiidi!iiu.'.
T h e alnive prices a r e , of course,
approximate, am! will vary slightly
in different localities.*
delivered price a. * r | l „ , , ( „ li.t price when comparing aulonu.bile value.
New Brunswick Buick Co.
68 French Street
Telephone 898
New Brunswick, N. J.
W H E N B E T T E R A U T O M O B I L E S A R E B U I L T . . . B U I C K W I L L B U I L D T II E M
t—
THE SOUTH
i
1928 Good Farm Yekr'l
i
Energy
Mayor hvist Attends
Birthday Shower
I Washington,—Owners of good sizten't everything, and iim>
ed farms had the best year in 1928 notEnergj
of necessity guarantee success
the big farm slump of 1921, ac: 11:11111111 M 11-1
Council Session For since
Honors Mrs. Edwin
cording to a Department of Agricul- in life. I* fan be so diffused as to be
wasteful,
or so Intense as to tire. The
The Serpent Good "
ture report. They averaged $1,334 in
First
lime
Tuis
Vear
Scully
Saturday
Eve.
cash return* against $917 for the low best work Is that wliirh Is done Quiet
Luck Charm
year of 1H22. Food raised on the iy and thoroughly, without hustle.
FEIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929
-
Anniversary
By KATE EDMONDS
$
•t-HH-H-H-i-H-H-i-H-H-H-H-H-J'*
Obicrved
at
Barents on Fifth Street.
Hom<
oi City
Fathers
Complimented By farm and consumed at- hom-_> was es| Health Hoard (or &each Cleanup. timated worth an average of *2(ii'.
The cash returns included tlit' return on the labor of the farmer and
his family, estimated at an average
oi' STiiS at ordinary farm wa^'es. [
Expanses were higher in li'^8 than
in 11)27, averaging .-? 1,518, t-he department found. Increases in income
were, the greatest in the Central,
States.
Reports weiT received from 11.8U0
farms, averaging- 281 acres anil representing an average investment of
?15
.A iMiliday snuwcr was tendered . Tuesday evening's sesbiun oi tin
.Wrs. 1-jiiwin .icully at tilt- home ui' her Cuiumun Council ui tJiis cuy, wu.
..unusually barren oi business OL inH E I l lliree y e a r s in t.'hiiiii, I.aw- pait;nU, -Ul. ami .Mrs. \\ diiam Jjuyail
n in.
s i r e d Jam Saturday evening; tereat. The session iutstuu uu:
r c n e o rani'. 1 limm.1 w i t h a few lilies mi rii'Lii
1
minutes and it ',vas i..e lii'si1 mceuiig
of c a r u in tils keen fai-c, Sf-allered 1 in. evening was a duiig.iil'ul one,
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t h r e a d s of s i l v e r in h i s d a r k liair a n d UK' m a c being- spent n; .singing unit
i:upi~
aalKini';. inc. loums wi-t<- eiaooratt'iy A. ivviai was in aiLem!aia-e.
(in a n x i o u s loul; In liis cyi;.
i
decorated in while and yellow. Tow- duiitly ii ivas also me i i m tins ;-IMI
H o took Ksli'llf's small h a n d s In h i s
ard the close, oi tiie festivities, dainty .ab wuiuh Councilman \valter inman,
big o n e s a n d looked d o w n i n t o h e r rei'reshment/S
were suned.
Air*, i oi tho i''ourin Ward, was not JJIUexpertant face. "Failed, dear," was scully was the recpieiit of many | sent.
all he wild.
j Tne city auL:iuriiies were coniiMboantiful and useful presents.
"Failed':" the color drained out o[
Aiming those present were Mary, j mealed in a letter from the' Hoard oi"
her checks. "You poor old denr," she Anna and Catherine Grimley, Cather- j Health for their action in .Hiving thu
Does It?
added, putting liis broad shoulder. ine lUunn, Lalu Ureen, Mane Cun- I local beach 1'ruiit cleaned up auu
Showing (be while feather ends In
"We will he^in over npiin."
way, ilr. and Mrs. Joseph Dugan and made i i t lor bathing purposes.
"Listen, dearest of girls;" be sat daughter May, JUrs, is.. Thompson, I The secretary of tlie M-cchumcsvihe showing red.— Forbes Muguziue.
flown nnd drew her to ii seat beside Mrs. Anna Dugan and daughter An- Hose Company advised the council ol
him; "1 had excellent cluincen out na, Mrs. Jusupn Quinlan, Airs. Wm. two iu-e liydrants iliat were useless
by reason of broken casting's, inisoiny j
there—senior dork In the Detson bank Weiler and daughters Mary and Uoraq>f., c k \ Tlie letter tliun went un ;
with a fine chance of being sent to I lie othy, Mr. and iirs. Win. Dugan, iiir. to speak of the needs ui the lire \
New York house. And I lost the and Mis. Edwin acuity, Mrs. Virginia truck in tne way ol hydrant wrecu- j
chance. This Is the way It happened: Manion, William Munn, William ilul- es, an 18-inch Stillsoii wrench now I
I took a short vacation lust summer— nian, Philip Sullivan, Chris Grimley, buing carried with which to open i a c
.Urs. James- MunhuHun and daughJust n few miles up the HiianK-pu riv- ter
hydrants, fire hose, there being only
er—good lisliing anil did my own cook- le,
200 feet of hose on the truck, etc.
ing. Along dime a rich Chinese merTho council moved to refer thu stateCarmelita
Lueitt,
Mrs.
John
Kerments relative to fire hytlrant concliant with his triiln of servants;
somehow he managed to tumble Into win, all of this city; Anna Hayes, of ditions to the Board of Public Works,
Keyport;
Mario
Boylan
of
Jersey
the river and would have been City; and Grace Ringwood of Wood tiho latter part to the fire committee
of the council.
drowned, only I tlsbed him out. But bridge.
I somehow toolc -a beastly cold—
Notice of hearing by the Board ol
couldn't get rid of It. Had pneumonia,
Public Utility Commissioners on the
and was In hospital for months."
complaint of the Uorough of Keyport
against tho Marathon Bun Lino for
"And the man whose life you saved?
ratu
of fares adjustments at Newark
Did he know the result to you?" she
on Sept. 11th was read by the clerk.
naked ufter a while.
After but little discussion thu notice
He nodded. "Came to the hospital
was ordered filed, tho council decidto see me and mode a long speech of
ing it was not interested.
thanks. Also recited a poem he hnd
Other notices of hearings by the
composed on my heroism. The old Plan Beach Party For Thi« Month—
Commission on bus line applications
beggar gave me this as- a keepsnke.
Have Pictures Taken.
that intend running through here
It Is Just n bauble; let me put It on
The officers of Raritan Council were also ordered filod. These wore
your wrist." He opened a lacquered
tho Safeway lius Transportation Co.,
box, and took from It a bracelet elab- No. 21U4, lloyul Arcanum, held a Pennsylvania Girnornl TrunsnorUition
IS CHEAPER THAN
orately carved from red coral. It was special meeting in their rooms in tho Company, who' proses to operutc beIn the form of a serpent, delicately American Legion Home on David St., tween Jersey City and Atlantic City,
SPOILED FOOD1
Monday evening.
carved with the fairly touch of n masand Jersey City, Kcantsburg Bus When the thermometer atarts riaA
number
of
visitors
were
present
ter carver. The 'elusp was of solid
ing and the warm dayi let In, Food
including William Cowan, Regent of Line.
gold and there were Chinese Ideo- Coronal Council of Keyport and DisThe report of the police justice for will gpoil quickly—and that meant a
graphs scratched upon It.
trict Deputy Grand Regent Charles Juno showed collections for fines) costly waste—unloit it ii protected
etc., amounting to $80.00.
by Ice.
"It Is quite wonderful, Donald. Did Metz of Jersey City.
he tell you the meaning of these charA committee consisting of Henry
Alwayi keeping your refrigerator
acters?" The girl's lovely face was Nilson, Arthur B. Chapman and John
•upplied with Ice ii inexpensive when
wistfully curious. She so wanted him Kisko, were appointed by the Regent
you consider what you save—and the
way in which it keeps your food fresh
to talk—to act like like Ills old self to make arrangements for a permanent
home
for
the
Council.
This
and
palatable.
once more. This stern, white-lipped
tnnn, with the thin face and graying committee will report ut the next
We deliver Ice daily right in your
hair was different from the stalwart meeting of the Council which will be
neighborhood.
young lover Vho hnd sailed away so held on August 11th.
Orator Rudolph Foreman was inbravely three yenrs ngo.
Lawrence shrugged his shoulders. structed to make arrangements for, a Local S. S. Bodies to Join In Train
beaoli party and dance to be held
Trip to Asbury Park for Outing.
Phone 10
"Something about seven years—and some time in August.
Office and Yard:
gratitude—I skipped all the rest. I
All arrangements, have been comAt the conclusion of the meeting
was pretty bitter about the future." the officers were taken to South Riv- pleted for the excursion to Asbury David St. and N. Y. & L. B. R. R.
"You are not sorry you saved his er, where a photograph was taken. Park next Thursday under the auslife, are you, Donald?"
This picture will be used in the pices of the Union Sunday Schools.
"Of course not," he declared, and monthly bulletin and also in the local A train will leave the New York and
Long Branch station at 9 a ,m., and
the knew that he spoke the truth. paper.
on the return trip will leave Asbury
There was an echo of the old confiPark at 8 p. m., daylight saving time.
dent ring In Ills tone. "But Estelle—
Transparent Toada
It is expected that many local
we've got to face the fiicts—I'll have
Plpa toads, which have recently ar people
will bake advantage Of the opto go away Into the mountains some- rived at the London zoo from South
portunity
and spending a day at the
where—a dry climate and work my America, are so thin that one can see
way out again. I may he an old man through them. The eggs, numbering seashore. There will be a baggage
by the time I earn enough to support up to 1(M). are taken by the male and car attached to the train to care for
the baby carriages, etc. The followus both."
deposited ID cavities In the mother's ing Sunday Schools are participating
"Then I shall go with you and we back.
in the affair; Methodist Protestant,
will work together," she said.
Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian
At last he gave In to her pleading
and Baptist.
Good Advie*
and they were married and went Into
Wm. M. Emmonfi has been general
The girl waa known for a few harm
the mountains together. Lawrence less antics. A garrulous young fellow chairman of the affair this year, and
took charge of the palatial "camp" of asked a dowager If he could present he has ibeen assisted by members of
a mllllonnric, nnd there were many her, and then started to tell the old the other schools. The Pennsylvania
months of Idleness when he bemoaned woman all about her. . "When yon Railroad will furnish
the train to
their exile.
present a girl," said the dowager. carry the" excursionists to the shore
She smiled bravely. "If you were "Just present her. Don't give her resort.
In my place—wouldn't you count the away."
balance on your side?"
They Must B*
He could not be gloomy after that
The Hawaiian Islands are said t<
Thi. Is Nothing Naw
and she could see that he was getting
A mental expert says that there Ii have the same temperature all thi
better. Another year might restore
year around. But the Elawallang are
him to full health. One day he came very little difference between the man a clever people and have found othei
upon her sewing on the doorstep In who Is sane and the one who Is In- •vaye to start conversation.—Detroit
the pale spring sunshine. "Why do sane. As in other cases, the big dif- News.
yon always wear the red serpent?" he ference Is In irettlne found out
asked, looking down at the bracelet.
She blushed. "I am so foolish, Donald. 1 have thought the old man was
grateful and that perhaps It Is a good
luck charm—so I have, worn it often,
but the clasp Is out of order. Can you
169 North Broadway
Bet. First & Church Sts.
fix It?"
Open
Sundays
lie took It and sat down beside her.
Tho gold clnsp was loose and suddenGroceries, Delicatessen Articles, Potato Salad,
ly enme off In his fingers. He looked
Stupidly a' the exposed end of the
Stuffed Peppers and Red Beet Salad fresh every
bauble—tho bracelet was n hollow
coral tube and from It poured a little
day.
stream of blazing dlnmmids, seven In
flll. Further search revealed soft paper with Chinese diameters brnshe-d
upon It, Lawrence slowly read the
iCuijyilKht.)
A
Royal Arcanum To
Seek Permanent Home:
Hear Visitors Monday
Annual Seashore
Excursion By Sunday
Schools Next Thursday
U. S. Copper Production
The eupiiei outpul ot thin country
lias been climbing for some lime and
now It lias reached a point where the
United States supplies more than half
of the world's copper demands—52 per
cent to be exact.
Cotton Fiber in Tires
A 30 by 3^2 auwwnobily lire con
i a l n s 1.72.4 miles of coilou fiher.
1
Poise and Purpoie
We Invariably find Hint the mm. n
ise Is :i man with n purpose.
American Magazine.
—
THANKS
ELPERS
Mrs. Mabel Mundell, chairlady of
thsr card party held last Friday night
at Christ Church , Home, wishes to
thank all those who cooperated in,
the affair, particularly the local people who donated prizes, etc. The proceerds of the affair went to help defray the cost of the now cement
driveway recently constructed from
the- street to the rear of the home.
SuUcrll^ for Hie OHlzcn.
—
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HOWARD D. LITTELL
NIGHT
BATHING!
EHRLKH'S STORE
hidden uiessii«e: " T h e gods have d e
creed t h a t I am to live seven y e a r s
lotiiior—you have given me. buck these
precious seven yeiirs iind I give to you
seven previous sloni's, o n e for ciieh
your of t h e lite you siivml."
Rstello kissed (lie red serpent willed
lilU^i'tilcrod Ihelr pliiee of biiiilsliinen!
Imil turned It Into uu lOilen of new
found hnpplih'ss.
"You a r e sure Mini t h e r e Is no mis
t a k e about IIV" asked ICslHIo, still un
believing Hull lids good forliino could
be t h e i r s .
" W e will wrlle to the old fellow," j
declared I'onnlil a n d lie weiit In nnd j
But down at his desk
Months ufter j
ward there emiio all a n s w e r from t h e !
Chinese nierelianl
a lilji box covered
with stniiiL r e Chinese c h a r a c t e r s , and
this, when opened, displayed a heau
tlful Chinese in.; and rich cinhrnl
dcrles.
" F o r I lie lirlde a c r o s s [lie sen," was i
the m e s s a g e it contained,
!
" T h i s is indeed tor us.' said liapp,\ i
Kstelle a s she ulaneed nround t h e I
pnclilii!! e a s e and once more she kissed
the. red serpent, which had IH-OIIL:!I| j
them h illli IIIIII uenlHi and a I;OIU! ',
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