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The First Sign of Spring At Reynolds Bros.
FOR THE FIRST TIME ON SALE—VERY NEW
| Spring Dress Ginghams
DRESS GINGHAM AND TISSUE GINGHAM
THE FIRST SIGN OF SPRING IS IN THE CENTER
AISLE OF THIS STORE
Wc have taken care to select. Ilie best ami most
r beautiful patterns to convey the spirit of a most glor
| ions season.
v Everything that is beautiful, and in accord with
good taste has been chosen with view to the needs of
' the women of this vicinity.
Here spread before you are styles that are in
vogue you can select from an almost, endless variety of
I lovely colors, that, which would be in perfect harmony
with your good taste and good looks.
Economy and smartness need never be divided,
this is proved by careful consideration of this initial
offering of materials that add to woman’s personal at
i *•11 i • / ■ 11 r '
DRESS GINGHAM
32 In. Wide, 35c Yard
In a beautiful assortment of
Spring patterns,in cheeks and
plaids, color preferences can be
perfectly satisfied.
TISSUE GINGHAM—36 INCHES WIDE—69c YD.
In a large, but carefully selected variety of becoming Cheek
• patterns, and almost unlimited color choice.
Special Sale for Tuesday Only
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36 in. Wide; Sale Price Yard.1W 27 In. Wide; Sale Price Yard .... 23=
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The assortment is large so we do not hesi- •" ".■quired.
tatc saying, that good selection is assured, jn j.jght and Dark colors, and stripes of
no matter what you contemplate sewing. various widths.
GOOD AND BEAUTIFUL BLANKETS ARE ALWAYS IN SEASON
SPECIAL BIG REDUCTION ON
BEACON BLANKETS
JAQUARD COMFORTABLE BLANKETS A ND BATH ROBE BLANKETS
‘ THAT MAKE WARM FRIENDS”
JL \ f r»Yr»oni i/'inullv ffOIid lilankpfs I II
• rni, soft colors, that add a touch of beauty,
li —Blankets, that invite restful slumber and make,
« veil a sunless room look cheery.
JAQUARD COMFORTABLE BLANKETS
Specially Reduced to $3.95
| In a number of beautiful designs on lovely grounds.
JAQUARD BATH ROBE BLANKETS
Specially Reduced to $3.95
Of exceptionally good quality, in lovely designs on
colored design grounds.
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72x90 Reduced to $7.95
These are of a larger size, and of a better
and heavier grade with taffeta binding ,
Colors: Blue and Old Rose with pretty
flower design.
uunmkuiM
Reduced to $5.95
“Beacon Standard Quality” throughout,
in 12 beautiful designs.
_
COUNCIL MINUTES
Proceeding* of 111** Hoard of Aldermen of
the City of Perth Amboy, N. »J.
December 5tli, 1921.
Regular meeting of the Council of the
City of Perth Amboy. N. J . held Decem
ber 6th. 1921. The member* present were
Aldermen Sofleld. Water*. Patten. Ander
sen. Clark, Riedy and Alderman-at-Lurge
Wester.
On motion the reading of he minute* of
the meetings of November 7th ami List
wan dispensed with, and the minutes ap
proved as printed, but on request of Al
derman Clark, motion prevailed that his
vote on award of audit contra* l to Rruv
erman & Smith, n the minutes of Nov
ember 2l*t. be expung'd.
Recommendation of the Flty Plan Com
mission that a Union Railroad Sat ion bo
erected, was received and referred to the
Committee of the Who!
Letter from the Sinndaid Underground
Cable Company calling attention to for
mer petition to lay tracks on High Street,
p*as received and ordered filed
Remonstrance against operatoln of gas
oline and oil station at 93 Jeffers..n Street
was received and referred to the Coin*
piittee of the Whole.
Letter from the Perth Amboy Associ
ation of Insurance Agents recommending
lhe appointment of a paid Uhicf of th.*
Fire Department, was re- elved. Motion
prevailed, that this matter bo referred
to the Committee of the Whole, and that
lhe City Clerk communicate with t lie* Un
derwriters and ascertain I* they would be
willing to create a Salvage Corps in Perth
Amboy, and when, and icport findings to
the Council.
A communication from the Board ot
Firewardens submitting a l ire Prevrntlon
Code for the approval of the Council, w a -
Received and referred to the Committee of
|h>3 Whole.
The following communication from the
Commissioner of Municipal Accounts:
State of New Jersey
Office of Treasurer
Department of Municipal Accounts
Certificate of Sinking Fund Require
ments in accordance with Section 15
Chapter 212, I*. L. 1917.
Following are tb*» Sinking Fund Re
quirements of the City of Perth Amboy,
County of Middlesex, for the fiscal year
beginning January first. 1922:
General Bonds ..$12,803.43
Water Ronds . 16,98*.
School Bonds . 18,164.41
Total Annual Requirements $77.9.'">.5*J
Special Sinking Fund (Section 21 > *n
excess of minimum .....$10 121.77
Amount to bo used from S. F. Surplus
(Sec. 24)
Total requirement* .$88,078.29
Sinking Bonds Maturing 1 022 . .$297.000.co
Serial Bonds Maturing 19J2....$5.000.o i
Certified to at Trenton this first day ot
December, 1921.
WALTER R. DARBY.
Commissioner of Municipal Accounts.
Original to Mr. Arthur K. Graham, Clerk.
L'opy to Mr. O. J. Morgenson. Secy., Sink
ing Fund Commission.
Trenton, Nov. 28. 1921.
Detar Sir:—
Allow me to call your attention to the
provisions of Chapter 120, P. L. 1921. un
r which it Is necessary to raise by bud
C<;t appropriation not lees than three per
cut. of the principal of all temporary
lotcs or bond*, except the following:
A. Improvements which have not been
•out pie ted
B. Improvements for which assess
ments are to be levied on property spe
cially l»enefitted.
C. The part of the cost of iinprove
nent which ha* been assessed on property
ipe* lally benefitted.
This appropriation should b** turn# I
iver to the Sinking Fund Commission of
tlie Municipality, where there is a Sinking
fund commission. Where it hen- is no
■Inking f i111 ■ i commJsaion tho funds must j
he set aside by the financial officer of th* !
municipality nnd applied against the n j
tirement of the temporary notes or ten*- •
porury bonds and for no other purpose.
In all municipalities it is tin* duty of I
the clerk of the municipality under Chap-j
ter 156 P. L. 11# 17 to tile with this depart-(
ment copies of the proceedings relating tn ,
tlic issuance of all bonds as soon as tIn
bonds are Issued or sold.
Yours very truly,
WALTER DARBY,
Commissioner of Municipal Accounts,
was ordered entered in tin* minutes.
The following communication from the
American Legion:
Nov. :r», 1921.
Board of Aldermen.
City of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy, N. J.
IJentlemen :—
The officers nml members of Perth
Amboy Post No. 45 The American L* -glon
I wish to extend their thanks to the Board]
I of Aldermen for the allotment of $125!
| which was made to our Post to help do- j
fiay tho expenses of tlie Armistice Day
Parade.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Commander. I
| Perth Amboy Post No. 45, The American |
I Legion.
[was received and ordered entered in the)
minutes.
I Constable bond of Henry Chn*. Wa'-I
| there, approved .is to form by the City;
Attorney, \\;ih ordered filed.
Application of Stephen Urodzinski fur]
I transfer of premit of Erie Anderson to!
operate auto-bus. was received and refer
red to the Auto Bus Committee.
Complaint against Rudolph Kish, con
stable of the City or Perth Amboy, was
received and referred to the Committee
on Police, with power.
Alderman Waters offered the following
ordinance, whlc hwas read In full In j
tho Clerk:
AN OII1HNANCK
'•ranting permission to tiw» Mantium |
; l nderground Cable Company to roniitriii’t,
I operate and maintain a sign** track *ld-\
I‘ng from a point beginning in the renter
; line of High Street nt Its intersection with
the center line of a spur that enters the
i property oi the Maiuiuni i ntiorgronmi
Cable < ompany. and from tlience running
along a curve of radius tin.:: feet curling
to the right a distance or IKtt.iy feet to a h
pelnt: them e In a southerly direction par-| a
; :i1!.*| with (lie easterly line of High Street u
ond distant 15.50 feet westerly therefrom i
j measured at rlglit angles thereto, a dls- w
jtaine of iHo feet to a point- w li« ill point t
! !s *•» * be southerly line of Washington d
i Street and ending there. I,
■HE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OE,'«*
PERTH AMBOY: ]\
Section t. That permission be nnd the o
Same is hereby granted to the Standard 1
Pndergr uondelaCb .LflfoetaV ETAOI
Underground Cable Company n construct, ti
operate and maintain a single track sid
ing from a point beginning in the center o
line of High Street at its intersection witu Y
the renter line of High Street at its inter-' h
section with the center line of a spur that !
enters property of tHo Standard Under- t'
ground Cable Company, and from them * t.
.running along a curve of radius 410 d I v
! fwt curving to the right n distance of]
■ 1m;. 19 feet to a point, thence In souther! T<
J direction parallel with the easterly line .d
| High Street nnd distant t*.5t) feet westetlyj
therefrom measured at rlglit angles there-i l
t«» a distance of 465 feet to a point, w lit hi 1
Point is in the southerly line of Wash- 1
inglcn Street and ending there. | f
Section 2. That such permission is 1
hereby granted upon the following condi- 1
tions. 1
a. That the said Standard Under- 1
ground Cable Company shall indemnify 1
and save harmless tho said City of l
4
J ■
Perth Amboy, its officers, agents and
f • i \ ants from any and all claims or
claim whatever for damages to any
person, firm or corporal ion arising from
or in any way connected with tlie grant
mg of said privilege, or by reason of
'be local Ion, maintenance or existence
of said single track siding.
b That said Standard Underground
Cable Company Hhall lay r sidewalk
west of said Hiding to curb line of High
Street which sidewalk shall be main
tained Iri a rendition satisfactory to the
Committee on Streets and Sewers of the
Conn ,| of the City of Perth Amboy,
{l"d if in the judgment of said Com
tulftee it shall be necessary to Install
catch basins or properly provide for tin*
surface drainage of the street, the said
Standard Vnderground Cable Company
shall install the same.
' • That upon notice from the Con*
mittco on Streets and Sowers of the
< ’ouncii «,f u,o City of Perth Amboy,
said truck shall be changed as to the
Kracle thereof to conform to any change
which may bo made to High Street.
d. That Is the City of Perth Amboy
shall cause the said High Street to be
improved by paving or otherwise, tip*
:.iid Standard Underground Cable Com
pany will bear Its proportion of* the
costs thereof, and does hereby waive
any objection to fno future paving or
Improving of said street.
c In case of the bankruptcy or In
solvency or t lie said Standard Under
ground Cubic Company whether by vol
untary or involuntary proceedings or in
• < of the appointmen tuf a trustee.
icc«ivor or asHigncc of the property of
lb" said Standard Cnderground Cable
Company, or in case of a mortgage or
other Hen upon tin* privilege then and
in any of such events, t It cily or Perth
An boy shall have the option to be ex
erdsed by resolution of declaring tins
privilege terminated and Hhall evidence
sip h termination by certified copy of
such resolution mailed to said Company,
which termination shall •become effeo.
itvc live days after mailing of said reso
lution.
f. That the Committee on Streets and
Sewers of the Council of the City of
Perth Amboy may cause the removal of
tlm trucks upon ninety days notice, pro
vided Urn nature of the business shall
cluing© to such an extent that in the
judgment of the Council t lie siding
should lio dineontined.
Section :t That such permission is
•reby given upon the further condition
id provision that the Standard Under
■ound Coble Company shall Hie with tip*
IcrU of the City of Perth Amboy its
ritteii acceptance of the provisions of
lis on! t ini nee within twenty days from
He. It shall take effect and also pay
• the City of Perth Amboy the amount
all cost and expense to the City of
rth Amboy for the official publication
’ this ordinance.
shall take effeetT ?SVt hi granted! totn
Section 4. That this ordinance shall
,Uo effect minted lately.
The said ordinance was ordered passed
i first reading by the following vote:
ea—Sofleld. Waters, Patten, Andersen,
icily. Wester. Nay—Clark.
The Compiltteo on Fire recommended
nit an exemption certificate be granted
• Louis P. Uooz. which recommendation
as on motion confirmed.
The Comptroller having audited the
• Mowing bills:
Pay Holla. December 1st. 1921.
.f 3.570.
.. . .. 4.066*9
’elite Pension Fd. 158.59
M strict Court . 529.l'i
fleets and Sewers . 2.894.Mi
»*|>r .. . S3, o V
he . 1.350.00
.it in pa and Lights . 553.34
(arbor . 55.00
library . 639.no
larket (rental) . 58.33
| Park. 374.13
Health . 794.16
Auto Busses . 187.50
Police
Christian Johnson . 15.40
American tudio . 14.00
Amboy Lighting Co. 1.40
I* A. Gas Light Co. 22.70
'Jarretson Co. 36.0::
roft A: Freyer . 35.00
I’iib. ervlce Elec. Co. .......... 9.16
A E. Graham (Petty Cash) .... 4 2.72
Elisabeth Hardware Co. 6.2 4
Peter Nelson . 8.00
Frank Van Syckle . 75.16
Public Service Electric Co. 1 50
Salary
Fred Menke . 46.06
Poor #
C. M. Peterson A- Co. .. 3.50
J • hristian Johnson . 2.00
Theresa Ulozas . 2u. 4 4
I Amboy Lighting <y6. 2.80
I Public Service Electric Co. .7.80
Elmer Ohlsen . 29.00
I C Moore Co. 4.h:>
Oomonic Taxi . 34.00
New Jersey State Bd. Children's
Guardians . 391.72
S. if Rostkowskl . 42.65
FJ re
Elizabeth Hardware Co. 17.37
YVurgler Starter & Battery Co. . . 96.90
Billie's Tire Shop . .75
1*. A. Hdwe. Co. 19.00
Sdiantz & Eckert . 132.25
Metzendorf Bros. & Co. 23.28
J. Scibienski . 13.25
Thompson Goodyear Rubber Co... 1.33
Metzendorf Bros. Sr Co. 4.4*
«' M. Petersen & Co. 26.00
F. II. Overton . 16.00
Union Garage Co.. Paris Dept.... 58.13
I Toft A- Freyer . 19 CO
; John M'. Olsen Co. 104.00
Frank Petro . 26.2 5
Morey I.a Rue Laundry Co. 5.2'’.
Public Service Electric Co. .... 84.60
Garret son Co. 25.42
A. M. Smith . 54.30
Clausen A Johnson . 3.50
H. McCullough . 10.00
James See re y . 81.96
If. Hagerman . 34.00
Mm. Clemensen . 35.49
Public Grounds and Buildings
P. A. M’lndow Cleaning Co.. 6.09
Public Service Electric Co. 4 4.41
M. J. Dinesen . 10.0 »I
Thos. F. Burke . 3.9 4
Contingent
•Tens I*. Wostergaard . 65.00
Lola Dwyer . 12.50
Henderson Transfer . 20.CO
P. A. M'lndow Cleaning Co. .... 6.00
Garretson Co. 6.09
John V. Hunt . 15.00
M’. W. Oliver . 67.20
Thos J. Connors . 67.10
Louis DuBols M'atson . 60.no
Donomic Terio ... 59.00
Lamps and Lights
Amboy Lighting Co. 30.62
Jens M. Sorenson . 3.12
Tri-City Electric Co. 95.06
Standard Oil Co. of N. J. 16 10
•s’un Co. 611.34
Lehigh Valley R. R. Co. 119.99
Standard Underground Cable Co. 48.03
Amboy Lighting Co. 1 7o
Hauck Mfg. Co. 95.00
1*. A. Storage Battery Co. It 1.29
John M\ Olsen Co. *>o 76
Frank Petro . 135!©9
Standard Underground Cable Co. llO.^G
A. E. Graham (Petty Cash) .... 4..
Elizabeth Hardware Co. 4js,
Tri-City Electric Co. 88!go
Grether Fire Equipment Co. 33 47
Printing
George Therkelsen . 4 00
Soney-Sage Co. s'oo
A. E. Graham (Petty Cash) .... 11.00
The Mosquito . 174.50
Har bor
East Jersey Bridge Co. 471.14
Auto Bus App.
Tiie Mosquito . 17 50
Public Service Electric Co. 4.00
Parks
M\ H. McCormick & Sons. Inc. .. 6.1*
Peter elson . *: *n
Fire Alarm £ Police Call Mt.
Standard Underground Cable Co. 40.:
A. M. Smith . 18.1
Garbage
Graham £ McKeon . 3,500.(
Civic Celebration
H. D. Woglom . 30.(
A. E. Graham (Petty Cash) .... 10.r
TRUST ACCOUNTS
Alpine St. C. and G.
Graham & McKeon . 4.98S.*i
Alex Yarusevitch . 13.7
Barclay St. C. and G.
Fred L. Bromman .*.. 10.0
Grove St. C. and G.
Alex Yarusevtcb .. 13.7
Keene St. C. and G.
Graham £ McKeon . 2.591.1
Alex Yarauevich . 13.7
Lawrence St. C. and G.
Alex Yarauevich . 13.7
Cortlandt St. Sewer
Fred L. Bromman . 15.0
Jeffrie* St. Sewer
Jena W. llohr . 519.0
Lars Larsen . 81.0
Cortlandt St. Grade
Wm. Nolting . 40.0
Laurie St. Sewer
Liddte & Pfeiffer . 247.0
Brace Ave. Pavt.
Fred L. Bromman . 25.0
Con very Place Pavt.
W. Franklin Buchanan . 25.0
Neville St. Grade
W. Franklin Buchanan . 10.0
Parker St. Sewer
W. Franklin Buchanan ........ 10.0i
W. Franklin Buchanan . 10 0
Carson Ave. Sewer
Pearl and Mechanic St. Sewer
Fred L. Bromman . 15.0:
Pacific Ave. Sewer
Fred L. Bromman . 10.01
warrants were ordered drawn for the s^v
eral amounts by the following vote: Ye*
—Sofleid. Waters. Patten. Andersen. Clar*
Rledy. Wester. Nay—None.
The following reports of the Stree'
Commissioner:
Nov. 21. 1921.
To the Hon. Mayor and Commoun Coun
oil. City of Perth Amboy, N. J.
Gentlemen
I hereby submit bill for $300.00
sprinkling for year of 1921 ending Oct,
31st. acct. of Jersey Central Traction R,
R. Company.
Respectfully submitted.
A. F. MUNOZ.
Street Commissioner.
Nov. 21. 1921.
To the Hon. Major and Commoun Coun
cil of the City of Perth Amboy. N. J.
Gentlemen:—
I herewith submit report of sidewalks
repaired at the following properties:
Block 224, Washington St.. $19.60
Block 147, Broad St.. $62.98
Block 147. Broad St.. $43.00
Block 227. Broad St., $41.00
Block 63, Market St.. $2.60
Block 63. Elm St., $65.65
Block 119. Smith Street, $14.25.
to the respective properties,
and that the above amounts be charged
Respectfully submitted,
A. F. MUNOZ.
Street Commissioner.
were referred to th Collector of Revenue
for Collection.
Fniancial reports of City Officers for
the month of November, as follows:
City of Perth Amboy, N. J.
Statement of Collections Made by the City
Clerk During the Month of Novem
ber, 1921
IJrenses
4 Billiard License (1 table) . .$ 40.00
2 Billiard Licenses (8 tables) . . 40.00
80.00
Ferth Amboy. N. J.
December 1st, 1921
ro the Hon. Board of Aldermen,
City of Perth Amboy, N. J.
3entlemen
I herewith submit report^of expendi
:ures against Appropriation Accounts for
lie month of November. 1921, showing
Balances as of December 1st. 1921.
O. J. MORGENSOX.
— -’ vvnii/uuner.
Appropriation Account Disbursements Balances
Bal. Nov, l November Dec. 1st
$ 9.Of)5.?)8 Salary 3 4.483.24 S 4.612.74
14.361.77 Police 8.424.72 6,937.05
679.58 District Court 680.81 616!6G
617.89 Emerg. Bo. District Ct.
5.865.61 Streets and Sewers 5,863.58 6 002.06
5.000. 00 Emerg. Bo. S. and Sew.
2.193.84 Poor 1.298.68 895.16
13,138.34 Fire 4.946.49 8.192.85
855.73 Public Grounds & Bldgs. 417.63 43g 20
2.527.72 Contingent 1.875.97 65D75
6,220.21 Damps and Lights 2,741.45 3 47g 70
2.544.98 Harbor 1,173.83 j 371*16
3,358.24 Library 1,289.63 2 068 81
477.97 Market 86.73 391.24
911.12 Printing 645.95 266 1'’
1.237.38 Parks 814.12 473*26
2.121.41 Health 1,695.14 1 926 27
1.500.00 Em*»rg. Bd. Health
7.000. 00 Oarbago 3,500.00 3 500 aa
99f.76 Fire Alarm 456.28 535 48
58.63 Playgrounds 68!63
2.163 35 City Plan 177.00 j 986!l>5
950.00 Civic Celebration 756.00 195 00
1.322.14 Auto Busses 390.29 941 86
32.961.93 Int. Payable 14.528.75 18 433!t8
C2.206.62 Sink. I'd. Amort. 62*206.b2
6.529.89 Spec. Sink. Fd. 6,*529!89
16.988.65 Water Sink. Fd. 15 ggg 55
600.00 Hall Ave. Bond 60<f.00
302.42 Sheridan St. S. Emg. 302.42
204.743.30 56.744.08 147.999.22
217,350.00 Schools 23,350.00 194,000.00
3422,093.30 Totals 3 80,094.08 3341,999.22
RECAPIT ELATION
Total of Appropriation balances. Nov. 1, 1 921 3422.093.30
Less total disbursed during month of No vember 80.094.08
Balance. Appropriation Accounts as at Dec. 1st, 1921 3341,999.22
City of Perth Amboy, N. J.
Statement of Collections Made by the Col
lector of Revenue During the Month
of November, 1921
To Pinking Fund:
Taxes for Years 1916 . 3.GO
Certificates of Sale . 14.60
Assessments
Pavemens—
Brighon Ave., Gordon o River 60.00
Watson Ave. 11.00
Grade
Blngle St. 1«.00
Lee St. .. 64.00
Tnt. on Taxes & Assd. Liens.. 25.88
lnt. on Bank Deposit . 65.41
81.29
Total Sniklng Fund Collections 232.29
To General Account
Miscellaneous Licenses . 160.00
Recorder's Fines . 709.00
Electrician Fees . 106.70
Building Fees . 94.00
Harbor Board Fees . 174.15
Market Fees . 348.50
Scale Fees . 63.90
Board of Health Account . 55.00
Park Account . 15.00
Tax Searches . 108.00
Franchise Taxes 1920 267.99
Taxes 1919 508.66
Taxes 1921 3.163.70
Revolving Fund, 1920 . 35.00
Gross Receipts, 1920 . 230.45
Miscellaneous Incomes
Auto Hus Drivers’ Permits.... 7.50
Auto Hus Receipts . 356.49
S. &■ S. 1921 . 5.29
Certificate of Sale . 15.00
Poll Tax 1921 114.00
Tax Control
Taxes 1917 14.40
Taxes 1918 169.36
Taxes 1920 6,058.44
Taxes 1921 140,441.87
Assessments Control
Broad St. Pavt. 150.00
Fayette St. Pavt. 311.85
High St. Pavt. 131.00
Laurie St. Pavt. 809.76
Alpine St. Sewer . 135.001
Grove St. Sewer . . 90.0')
K«>ne St. Howe.- . 40.00
Lawrence St. Sewv. 10.00
Lawrie St. Sewer . 193.00
Maple St. Sewer . 170.00
I.awrie St. Grade .. ICO.00
First St. C. and G. 80.00
Interest Receivable
Assessments . .. 157.13
Oon. Arct. Total Collections. . 155.040.05
Sink. Fund Total Collections. . 232.29
By paid to Cit Treasurer.... 155,272.34
JOSEPH E. HORNSBY.
Collector of Revenue.
City of Perth Amboy. N. J.
Statement of the City Treasurer for the
Month of November. 1921
GBNERAL ACCOUNT
Bal. Oct. 31. 1931 . 147,976.80
Received of the City Clerk
Billiard Licenses (Oct.) . 15.00
Billiard Licenses (Nov.) . so.00
Fees Nov. 81.65
Received from Public Library
Fees Collected Month Oct. 57.86
Received of the Collector of Revenue
Miscellaneous Licenses . 160.09
Recorder's Fines . 709 00
Building Fees . 94.00
Electrician Fees . 108.70
Harbor Board Fees . 174.15
Market Pees . 248.50
Seale Fees . 63.90
Board of Health Account .... 65.00
S. & S. Account 1921 . 5.20
Auto Bus Receipts . 356.49
Franchise Tuxes 1921 . 2,183.70
Parke ... 15.09
Tax Control ($148,192.23)
Taxes 1917 14.40
Taxes 191S . 189.50
Taxes 1919 508.66
Taxes 1920 5.058.4 4
Taxes 1 921 . 1 40.44 1.87
Poll Tax 1921 . 114. on
Auto Bus Permits and Badges 7.50
Tax Searches . 108.00
Franchise Tax 1920 . .j. 267.99
Revolving Fund 1930 J. 35.00
Gross Rec. Tax 1920 230.15
Certificate SaJo ... . 15.00
Hospital Term Bond . 2.500.00
Water Int. Def. Bond . 25.000.00
Assessment Accounts
Broad St. Pavt. 150.00
Fayette St. Pavt.* 311.66
High St. Pavt. 131.00
Laurie St. Pavt. 800.76
Cleveland Ave. Sewer . 8.60
Laurie St. Sewer . 195.00
MRple St. Sewer . ..170.00
Laurie St. Grade . 160.00
First St. C. and G. 80.00
v‘ 2,016.11
Alpine St. Sewer . 1.75.00
Grove St. Sewer . 90.00
Konne St. Sewer . 4o!oo
Lawrence St. Sewer . 10.00
„ . . 275.00
Sale School Rond . 80.000.00
Sale General Imp. Bond . 14.500.00
Prem. Bond Sale . 1.068.00
Telephone Tolls . 35.40
Treasurer—Int. Bank Dop. 215.09
Accrued Int. 634.89
Int. Tax and Assd. Liens .... 636.31
Int. Receviabie .. :. 1,286.32
Sale Temp. Imp. Bonds
Carson Ave. Sewer . 1,000.00
Pacific St. Sewer . 700 00
Mechanic and Pearl PI. Sewer 2,000.00
Barclay St. Grade . 7,000.00
Grove St. C. and G. 10.000.00
Alpine St. C. and G. 9,000.00
Keene St. C. and G. 9.000 00
Oortlandt St. Sewer . 3 son 00
Lawrence St. C. and G. 9.000.00
Oortlandt St. Grade . 5.000.00
Jeffries St. Sewer . 3,500.00
£ash, . 335,426.26
io'a * 483.402.11
Paid Warrants on Account of
Salaries . 4.483.24
Police . 8,424.72
District Court . 680.81
Streets and Sewers . 6,863.58
Poor . 1.298.68
Fire Department . 4.945.40
Fire Department . 4.94 5^49
Public 1*. & G. Expense . 417.5a
Contingent . 1.875.97
Lamps and Lights . 1\741 15
Harbor . 1.173.82
Public Library . 1.289 53
Farmers* Market . brV*
P'lMinK . Hli'n
Park» . 814.12
. ,.695:!;
4..arbttfc-e . 3,500.00
Fire A >.-< pm , r. *
Auto Bus Account . ;;90 "9
School App. 1922 . 23,350.00
Auto Bus Refunds . ’ 4*1,0
Civic Cel. TSaioe
City Rian . 177.0*1
1* ire Kliuip. Rep. 6,072.35
Premium . 404 57
St. Imp. Control Trust Fd. ^ “
Barclay St. Grade . 2 408 77
Groom St. Grade . 5^504 »2
Keene St. 3.766.60
Alpine St. 112.60
I,awrence St. 6,240.93
Cortlandt St. Sewer .•. 887.83
Cortlandt St. Grade . 19s!oo
Jeffrey St. Sewer . 1 076 67
Amboy Ave. Pavt. ’ 85 00
Capital Fund Control
Fire App. 7.500.00
Street Signs . 222. V3
Catalpa Ave. Ret. Wall . 49.00
Madison Ave. White Way .... 8,60
Temporary Improvement Bund Control
Mali Ave. Imp. Bond . 600 «,o
Interest Payable Control
Temp. Imp. Bonds . 6.335.00
Fire Bonds Equip. i(,
Hospital Bonds . 56.25
General Imp. 2,40o!o0
Police Facilities Bonds . 225.00
Park Bonds . 45.00
School Bonds . 2.52o!oo
St. Imp. Bonds . 1.957.50
Hall Ave. Paving Bonds . 75.00
Term Bd. Hospital S. Fd. 2.500.00
Water Int. Def. App. 25.000.00
Bd. Edu. Bldg: P. G. & B. Yal. 80.000.00
^ash . 220.435.35
Hal. in Tress. 262.966.76
FERD GARRETSON.
City Treasurer.
City of Perth Amboy. N. J.
Statement of the City Treasurer for the
Month of November. 1921
SINKING FUND
Bal. Oct. 31. 1921 . 3.975.25
Received of Collector of Revenue
Taxes 1916 3.50
Tax Control
Certificates of Sale . 14.50
Asssessments Control
Brighton Ave. Pavt. G.-R .... 50.09
Watson Ave. Pvt. 11.00
Gingls St. Grads . 18.00
*
Lee St. Grade ... 64.00
; Int. on taxes and Assd. Liens . . 25.98
5 Int. on Bank Dep. 55.41
0 Int. on Bank Dep. belonging
„ to Sinning Fund .
~ Acc. S. F. Investments . 2,176.2a j
Hospital Term Bond Paid .... 2.500.00
4.921.70
5 . . .. — ■
8.897.01
® Paid Improvement Bonds
. Hospital Bond .
j 2.500.00
0.397.01
? ___
J j Bal. Nov. 30, 1921 . . 8.897.01
FEED GARRETSON,
* j City Treasurer.
} | were presented, and ordered entered ni
the minutes.
' The*Clerk” rt5»ortd that the, Mayor had
Resolution to refer to the Commossion
. era for assessment, the following.
Barclay St. Grading.
; Pacific Ave. Sewer.
Pearl and Mechanic Street Sewer,
1 Carson Avenue Sewer.
Cortiandt Street Sewer,
, Parker Street Sewer,
Neville Street Grade.
,1 Convery Place Curb and pavement.
Brace Ave. Curb and Pavement.
, Resolution awarding contract for oil o
> Standard Oil Company: pmeraency
Resolution to issue $617.S9 emergency
bond (District Court) . - „ thc,
Resolution to Issue $1500 bond for the
Health Department;
Resolution awarding contract for audit
to Braverman & -mpreenev
Resolution to issue $o000 emergency
bonds (S. & S.);
which were ordered filed.
Senator Brown requested that.as a cm
zen he be permitted to voice his °PP°®'
Hon to ordinance redl.trlclmg '
the City of Perth Amboy. Which permla
■'A^rmon'Tohu B.'^onetd moved tho.
the ordinance entitled "An
change tile linen and boundaries of the
wa“rd5 of the City of Perth Ambov pur
euant to Article Nine, chapter ]52 of the
of Nctv .Tereey. for the year 131J
which woe read In full hy tho Clerk at
the regular meeting of toe Councilheld
Vrtvembcr 21. 1921. be tak«»n up for its
eccond reading. The roll being caliod. the
motion was declared adopted by the tie
lowing cote: Yea-Sollchl Andereen.
» T'heesc.crk foV.r:
"Vor—. to Change theX-ine. and
Boundaries of the Wards °t the City of
Perth Arnbov. pursuant to Article Nine,
rhapter 152 of the Laws of New Jersey,
_ Veer 1*»17 I
"Whereas, according to National trca
frail Census of 1920, the various ivarils
of the ctiy of Pertli Amboy, contain tne
following population, to wit: s„7
Ward l
if ‘mis :
}>arc \ s, 872 I
Sar4 i u. 828 1
Ward 6 14,185 '
And Whereas tlie population of the
pixtli ward exceeds tite population of two
wards, to wit, third and fourth ward,
and also exceeds the population of first
and second ward: also the population o (
fifth and first ward; and . ,
Whereas, the ward lines and boundar
ies have not been . hanged for more than
fifteen years last past; and
Whereas article nine of chapter 1». of ,
laws of 1917, of the State of New Jers-.y
provides that whenever the population of
any ward according to any National Con- .
sus shall exceed tho population pf any
two wards, the governing body shall pro- ,
vide for the readjustment of such wards.
Now therefore pursuant to article nine
of said chapter 152 of laws 1917
Be it ordained by the City of Ferth ^
^Section 1. That for reasons set forth
in the preamble hereof, the change or
lines and boundaries be made of tho
wards of the said city.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take I
effect according to law. ,
The ordinance having been real in ru.i
a second time. Aldermen Sofield moved
that It be adopted on second reading. Al
derman-at-Large Wester called for re- *
marks. Remarks were made by Aldermen
Waters and Clark in opposition thereto.
The Chairman then called for a vote,
and the said ordinance was passed on
second reading without amendment by |
the following vote: Yea—Sofield, Anderson
Riedy. Wester. Nay—Waters, Patten, i
C1Aldermen Sofield then moved that the !
ordinance be taken up for third reading
and final passage. The roll being called
the motion was declared adopted by tno
following vote: Yea—Sofield. Andersen
Riedy, Wester. Nay—Waters, fatten.
Clark. The Clerk then read the ordinance
In full. Tho ordinance having been read
on third reading, Alderman Sofield moved
that it be adopted. The roll being called
the ordinance was declared adopted by
the following vote: Yea—Sofield. Andeir
sen, Riedy, Wester. Nay—'Waters, Pat
ten, Clark. . -
Motion prevailed that the City Clen».
notify the Mayor that this body had re
ceived a remonstrance in regard to od
station at 92 Jefferson Street, signed by
18 property owners, and request that he
investigate this matter thoroughly before
granting permit to operate this place of
business. .
The following resolution by Mr. Waters.
Resolved that pursuant to the Statute
in such case made and provided, the fol
lowing transfers of appropriations be
made, to wit:
Fifteen hundred dollars from City Plan
Commission to Street and Sewers ap
propriation account.
Four hundred dollars from Firo Alarm
appropriation to Firo Appropriation,
was introduced, and adopted by the to.
lowing vote: Yea—Sofield, Waters. Patten,
Andersen, Clark, Riedy, Wester. Nay—
None . .
The following resolution by Mr. Clark.
Whereas. Joseph F. Urffer of 162 Bar
clay Street has overpaid his tax bill for
1921 in the amount of $1.21, be it and it 5s
hereby , . c j
Resolved, that a warrant be drawn Tn
favor of tho said Joseph F. Urffer in the
amount of One Dollar and twenty-one
cents $(1.21) 4 .
was introduced, and adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Yea—Sofield, Waters, Patten
None. . „„ _ _ , _
The following resolution by Mr. Sofleld:
Revived. Hint C. A. Emmons of 222
Madison Avenue be reappointed constable
of the Elrst Ward.
was introduced, and adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Yea—Sofleld. Waters, Patten
Andersen, Clark, Riedy, Wester. Nay—
None. . _r .
The following resolution by Mr. Waters:
Resolved, that $1.50 be refunded to
Jack Shapiro for return of auto bus badge m
No. 306. , ^ _
was introduced, and adopted by the fol
lowing vote:Yea—Sofleld, Waters, Patten,
Andersen, Clark. Riedy. Wester. Nay—
NTho following resolution by Mr. Waters:
Whereas. This Council did heretofore, to
Wit: On December 6, 1920. adopt a resolu
tion authorizing the issuance of Tax Rev
enue Bonds in the sum of $60,000 in an
ticipation of the receipt of taxes due and
unpaid which became delinquent Decem
ber 1st, 1919. and
■Whereas, in pursuance of said resolu-j
tion the City Treasurer did issue said
bonds, due and payable June 16th, 1921,
* Whereas, there is $30,000 still due and
unpaid, „ !
Now. therefore. b“ it resolved that Tax
Revenue Bonds in the sum of $30,000 bo
issued to replace said bonds which ate
still outstanding, said bonds to bear date
December 1 tit It. 1921. payable June 1>».
1922. and to bear interest at a rute not
to exceed 6%.
Be it further resolved that the City
Treasurer bo and is hereby directed to
Bell the said bonds in accordance with
the statute, said bonds to be in such
form, as near as may i>e, a.« Heretofore
approved by this Council, and shall bo
Bigned by the Mayor, countersigned b/ ^
the City Treasurer and atteste 1 to by the
City Clerk under the corporate seal of
the City of Perth Amboy,
was introduced, and adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Yea—Sofleld, Waters. Patten,
Andersen, Clark, Riedy, AVester. Nay—
The following resolution by Mr. Waters:
Whereas, in anticipation of the re
ceipt of tax revenue due and unpaid
which became delinquent December 1st.
1921, it will be necessary to borrow
money to meet the lawful expenditures
and appropriations as provided by Chap
ter 192 P. D. 1917, as amended.
Now. therefore, be it resolved, that
Tax Revenue Bonds in the amount of
$300,000 be issued, said bonds to bear in
terest at a rate not exceeding 6%.
Be it further seloved that the said
bonds be in such form, as near as may
be, as heretofore approved by this Coun
cil, and shall be signed by the Mayor
and countersigned by the City Treasurer
and attested to by the City Clerk under
the Corporate Seal of the City of Perth
Amboy.
Be it further resolved, that the City
Treasurer be and is hereby authorized to
borrow sums on account thereof as may
be needed from time to time at the best
obtainable rate of interest.
was introduced, and adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Yea—Sofleld, Waters, Patten
Andersen. Clark, Riedy. Wester. Nay—
None.
The following resolution by Mr. Waters:
to wit. oil December 6th. 1921. adopt a
Whereas. This Council did heretofore,
resolution authorizing the issuance of Tax
Revenue Bonds in the amount of $200.
i>00 in anticipation of the receipt of taxes
rtue and unpaid which become delinquent
December 1st. 1920. and
Whereas, in pursuance of said resolu
tion the City Treasurer did issue said
-
\
bonds due and payable June 14th, I92t,
and
Whereas. This Council did on the 6th
day of June 1921, adopt a resolution au
thorizing the renewal of said bonds up
to $100,000. tax revnue approximating
9100,000 having ben received, and
Whereas, there Is still 9100.000 due and
unpaid.
Now therefore be It resolved that Tax
Revenue Ronds in the sum oi 9100,000 he
issued to replace said outstanding bonds,
said bonds to bear date December Hth,
1921, payable June 14th. 1922. and to
bear interest at a rate not to exceed C%
Re it further resolved, that the City
said bonds in cacordnnee with the sta
Treasurer be and is hereby directed to sell
tute. said bonds to be in such form, as
near as they may be, as heretofore ap
proved bj this council and shall be signed
by the Mayor, countersigned by the City
Treasurer and attested ft by the City
Clerk under the corporate seal of the
City of Perth Amboy.
was Introduced, and adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Yea—Sofield, Waters, Patten
Andersen, Clark, Ricdy, Wester. Nay—
None.
Tho following resolution by Mr. Clark:
Whereas, the owner of lot No. 6 in
block No. 338 on West Side Avenue was
assessed in the years 1917-1918 and 1919
for a building, and
Wheras, the taxes for this building was
paid In error to the amount of Ninety
two Dollars <992.00), and
Whereas, the sum collected in error by
the City for City taxes amounts to Sixty
One Dollars Thirty Cents (961.30) now
therefore, be i land It is hereby
Resolved, that a warrant be drawn in
favor of the owner of lot no. 6 in block
338 for the amount of Sixty-One dollars
thirty cents (961.30.)
was Introduced, and adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Yea—Sofield, Waters. Patten.
Andersen. Clark, ltiedy, Wester. Nay—
None.
Motion prevailed that resolution In re
card to Temporary Improvement bond
Amounting to 91935.00 be talou iron* the
l a hie for action.
The following resolution oy Mr. Wateis:
Whereas, by virtue of a resolution ad
apted by this Council September 7. 1920.
lie City Treasurer did issue a temporary
improvement bond dated December 16.
1920, due December 16, 1921. in tho sum
if one Thousand Nine Hundred anil
hirty-live dollars ($1,935.00) dollars bear*
ng in terest at tho rate of six per cent.
16% > to pay for the purchase of land, and
Whereas, it is desired that said bond
>e renewed for the term of one year to
:xpiro December 16. 1922.
Now. therefore, be it resolved that the
<ald Treasurer bo and hereby is author-1
:icd to cause said bond to bo renewed fori
i term of one year expiring December
16. 1922. to bear interest at the rate not
•xceeding six per cont. (6%) per nnnum.
vas introduced, and adopted by the fol
owing vote: Y'ea—Sofield, Waters, Patten
\ ndersen, Clark, Ricdy. Wester. Nay—
<one.
The following resolution by Mr. Waters:
Resolved, that the City Clerk be and
lerebv is directed to notify the Hoard of
•'ree holders to cause repairs to be made
0 Amboy Avenue from Myrtle Street run
ling north to the City line as the con
litlon thereof is almost impassable.
1 -IH introduced, and adopted by the foi
owing vote: Yoa—Sofieiil, waters, rauun
Andersen, Clark, Riedy, Wester. Nay—
* Motion prevailed, that City Clerk liav«
oplea of ordinance in relation to siding
t Standard Underground Cable Company
nd forward same to each Alderman.
Motion prevailed, that when Council ad
ourn it be to meet Wednesday, Decern
,er 7th at S P. M.
Council adjourned.^ ^ GRAHAM.
-6-lt City c,erk#
A. H. KOYEN
—Dealer In All Kind, of—
la.on Material.. Sewer Pin'*, vement
LEHIGH COAL
581-8? SAYRE AVE.,
Stone. All Shape..
HONE 12?9 RES. 55®-/
\ G. SPRAGUE
Authorized agents for K. G. Wild
ng and Cutting Equipment. Aehy
ene and all welding supplle-. S42
Ugh street. Phots 7283 P rtb
>mhnv N T i m hum_
- - ——— I
~ MODERN
DENTISTRY
WATCH
YOUR TEETH
WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE
and equipment to properly solve
your dental problems. Gentle
treatment by modern scientific
methods.
FILLINGS. INLAYS, CROWNS,
BRIDGE WORK
Sanitary, Stationary, Removable.
PLATES
Rubber, Gold and Aluminum:
lit, comfortable and look natural
EXTRACTIONS
only it absolutely necessary, and
then with the utmost regard for
your comfort.
Examinations without charge
Miss White: nurse In attend
ance: all languages spoken.
DR. D-. I. MOSS
SURGEON DENTIST.
139 Smith Stieet
Over Paris Restaurant.
Phone 1778
Hours—B A. M. to 8:30 P. M.
LADIES ATTENTION
A graduated and registered
Lady Doctor of Dental Surgery
ta ready to take care of your
tooth troubles.
The C. & S. Co. I
Carl 0. Christensen & Sons i
SEAMAN STREET
Wholesale and retail dealers j
Vn all kinds of Mason’s
Materials <
Sheetrock Wall Boards
Anty-Hydro Waterproofing ;
Metal Lath, Roofing, Sewer j
Pipe j
COAL
Prices Right, Prompt j
Service
Tel. 1440 j
^- i
“TODAY’S SPECIAL” f
USED CAR BARGAIN
LIBERTY TOURING
$315.00
Or Best Offer
Condition—Body Good; Paint Good; Rubber Good;
Mechanically Good.
A nice looking car, economical to run and *
very cheap at price quoted.
STILL ANOTHER “SPECIAL” TOMORROW j
And several others to choose from. Terms if desired.
GARRETSON COMPANY |
New Brunswick Ave. and Prospect St. 1
Phone Id, Perth Amboy, N. J.
_ I Distributors of j_ J ||
’Packard Cars and Trucks. Port Cars and Delivery Wagons] j
-,
Builder’s Directory
JAS. A. SMITH & SON
m mcclellan street
Ptio.te 518-J Perth Amboy. N. J
Rear Majestic Theatre
DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF
ASPUALT ROOFING AND SHINGLES
ONE PROFIT PLAN
Factorv Direct to Vou
IRA R. CROUSE
| LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIAL
SEWER PIPES
480-500 DIVISION ST.
PERTH A5IBOV. N. I
Phone* 2094 and 2095
FRED CHRISTENSEN
CONSTRUCTION CO
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Office and Shop: 218 Madison Avenue
Fsttmatees Cheerfully Furulahed
John Noble Pierson & Sons
ARCHITECTS
Dealgna for all types of building* j
Raritan Building Perth Amboy. N. J.
Phone 1422
GEORGE W. STILLWELL
PLUMBING AND HEATING
287 KING STREET
Phone 771 Perth Amboy, N. J.
vrxujioxiii vc x uuiuroun
MASONS AND BUILDERS
H. Qrelsen. Room 413. Raritan Building.
Phone K46. Res. Metuchen. Phone 292-W
W. H. Thompson, Long Branch Tel. 981 J
A. R. A. OVERGAARD
Mason and General Contractor
Tsl. 752-M, Forda, N. J.
Next to Poatofflce
D.J WILLIAMS
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS
309*311 New Brunswick Ava.
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
HEADSTONES LOT ENCLOSURES
-- i
GRAHAM & McKEON
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Excavating. Grading. Etc.. Sand. Gravel
Broken Stone. Carting. Etc.
319 OAK STREET
CARL C. CHRISTENSEN
MASON AND CONTRACTOR
AH Kinds of Cement Work A Specialty
Telephone 442
Corner State and Paterson Streets
T. P. HENDERSON A SON
MASON CONTRACTORS
Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Cement
Work. Sidewalks a Specialty
Estimates Furnished
226 STATE ST. PHONE 8fil
louisTp BOOZ
CIVIL ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR 4
_130 SMITH STREET_I
FLOOR SURFACING OF ALL KINDS
OLD OR NEW FLOORS
J. SUNDQUIST
Telephone 1332-J_Fords. New Jersey
MUNOZ WAREHOUSE CO.
STORAGE AND TRUCKING
236-238 SHERIDAN ST.
PHONE 469
J. K. JENSEN
ARCHITECT
Now Located in Citizens’ Loan Bulldinii
102 SMITH ST. PHONE '81
JOHN H. MIILJES
HOUSE MOVER
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Concrete. Brlc & Frame Buildings Moved
45* NEVILLE ST. TEL. 1443
J. B. KUBINAK
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
IS? GORDON ST. PHONE 14G1
PERTH AMBOY. N. .).
EUGENE BOROS
Monuments. Headstones. tic.
Corner Arnboy Ave. and Barclay Str®cl
Telephone 1523 Perth Amhoy. N .1
Perth Amboy Bluestone Co.
OFFICE 97 GORDON ST.
CUT STONE. FLAGGING A CURBING
PHONES 544-J A 359
A. B. MASON
Skylight. Metal Celling. Pipeless Furnace.
and General Sheet Metal Work
90 JEFFERSON ST. TEL. 3D
CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
ROOFING CONTRACTOR
Slate. Slag and Tin Roofing .
575 SAYRE AYE PHONE 516-9 I
PERTH AMBOY. N. J. 1
D. DIAMOND ~
CLASS CONTRACTOR
Polished. Plate and Window Glass
226-230 New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1531
RAY Z. LAMBERTSON
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Jobbing Promptly Attended to
83 Washington St.. Perth Amboy. N. J.
R. L. SCHUCK
Electrical Contractor
Motors and Generators Installed and P«e
paired line construction and Interior wlr»
ng. Shop .ind Residence, 449 Compton
Ave. .Tel. 1517.
PERTH AMBOY GLASS WORKS
Polished, Plate nnd Colored Glass
Mirrors and Table Tops
Windshields a Specialty
86 New Brunswick Ave.. Opp. City Scale*
Phone 2173
WIRE ME. AND I’LL WIRE YOU
1997
JOHN MARTIN
5ENERAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
63 BRIGHTON AVE.. PERTH AMBOY
P. B. OVERTON
Welders nnd Boilermakers
In All Branches
No Job Too Big or Too Small
!C1 King St. Phone 2011
GEORGE H. THOMPSON
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Jobbing Promptly Attended to
7 LEWIS ST PHONE *409-tT
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