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IMRS. JURE FITZ RANDOLPH
IS NOW 101 YEARS OLI
Mr*. Jane fits Randolph
WOODBRIDGE. May 9— Mu
tf*ne Fits Randolph quietly celebrat
ed her lOlat birthday at her hom<
here Sunday, relatives and friend!
nvmbering about sixty, calling upor
her to pay their respects and offer
their congratulations. Mrs. Ran
dolph smilingly received all of her
callers and was the recipient ol
many floral gift*. There was n<
formal observance of the occasion
this year, being unlike last yeai
when Mrs Randolph celebrated
reaching the century mark at a part}
which was attended by many.
Mrs. Randolph, who was born in
Woodhrldge township. May 7, 1821
has four grandchildren, four great
grandchildren and five great-great
grandchildren living. She was the
daughter of Ephraim and Isabelle
Hadden and married Asher Fiti
Randolph, April 21. 1817. Her hus
band died in 1888. leaving two chil
dren, Katherine, who married Dr.
Samuel E. Freeman, and a son. Ev
t erette. both of whom died many
| years ago.
■ DISMISS INDICTMENT
NEW BRUNSWICK. May 9 At
close of the state’s ca>:e against
William Barbour, of Highland Park,
who was on trial before Judge Daly
•n the county court yesterday charg
d with bringing a stolen automobile
Into this state, the indictment
against him was dismissed upon
motion of Frederick Richardson,
attorney for the defense. The mo
tion for dismissal was based upon
the statement that if any crime had
been committed it took place in Es
so* county and therefore the local
courts had no jurisdiction.
Barbour .a accused of having a car
in his posession on December 24 of
last year that was stolen at San
wood in November. It was proved
by the state that the machine was
stolen, but Barbour maintained that
he bought the car for $200.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
The agi*nee Club and the Dra
WT5Iftt*TluD had their pictures taken
yesterday. The Debating Club has
decided not to have its picture taken
for the “annual" this year.
After the taking of the pictures a
abort meeting of the Senior Dra
matic Club was held in Koorn 202.
The Science Club will hold its reg
ular meeting this afternoon in Room
207. Doctor Abegg will be the
speaker.
Thf loan exhibit and entertain
ment under the management of the
Women's Club art department in the
Xnights of Columbus Home on May
10, 1022, is for the purpose of secur
ing sufficient sums for the establish
ment of two prizes for art in the
high school.
Since the admission price is twen
ty-five cents, the exhibit should re
ceive the support of the students
who are eventually the most benefit
ed by it.
The baseball squad had a brisk
|»racti<.e yesterday.
Preparations are rapidly being
completed for the senior's trip to
Washington, D. C. this Thursday.
The chaperones, Miss Stauffer. Miss
(Shilton, Mr. Bartlett and Mr. Crow
ell are aiding those who are goipg
to Washington by giving them some
timely advice.
The orchestra will hold its prac
tice in Room 214 this afternoon.
The Hi-Y Club is now getting
ready for the final banquet to be
Xeld in the Y. M. C. A. Thursday.
May 19.
The senior class will hold a spe
cial meeting this afternoon after
chapel, in Room 207.
JFIlIflOLDBM’ NOTICE
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Chosen Freeholders of Middlesex
County at a meeting to be held on Thurs*
rtay. May Uth. 1922. at 2:30 P. M. Stand
ard Time. In the Freeholders' Room. Coun
ty Record Building. Bayard Street. New
Brunswick. New Jersey for furnishing of
•uch lumber a* may be found necessary
by this Board for the year 1922. to be de
livered at such tlm**. in such places and in
euch quantities Inot car load lots) as may
be designated by this Board, in the follow
ing sites Long Leaf Yellow Pine and
White Oak
2 in. x 6 in. in 12. 1* and 16 ft. lengths
respectively
* In. x 8 in. In 12. 14 and 16 ft. lengths
Mgpacthrely
8 ia. x It in. in 12. 14 and 16 ft. lengths
gshpeet iv elv
j in. x • in. in 12. 14 and 18 ft. lengths
respect iv ely
“;.Vm * 8 in- in 12. 14 and IS ft lengths
respectively
3 in. x 10 in. in 12. 14. 18 and 26 ft.
lengths respectively.
8 in. x 12 in. in 12. 14. 18 and 26 ft.
lengths respectively.
8 In. x 10 in. in 22. 24 and 26 ft. lengths
raspeetivaly. ^ 2J 24 an(J ft lengths
respectively
13 In. x IS in. in 22. 24 and 26 ft. lengths
must be accompanied by
a certified check payable to F. Wllliair
Milker. County Treasurer of Middlesei
County In the amount of I26u 00 to In«ur<
the execution of the contract if awarded
On bid being awarded, the successful bi 1
4ar must enter into contract and giv<
bond and failing ao to do his certlfte:
check will be forfeited as liquidated dam
Checks of unsuccessful bidders will b<
returned Immediately after award of con
trirt. In case of a rejection of bids, al
creeks will be returned forthwith. Upoi
entering Into proper contract and glvtni
proper bond, both subject to approval b
the County Counael and the Board o
Chosen Freeholders, and the filing of aam.
the check of the successful bidder shall bi
returned to him.
Bach proposal must be encased in i
envelope endorsed with tW name o:
directed to the Board o
lOlders of the County of Mid
naked "Proposal for Lumber.’
md Chosen Freeholders re
rt to reject any or all bldi
the beet interests of th<
[liesex so to do.
tha Board of Chosen Free
y of Middle,ex
JL BULVIHILL^
2
mam,,..,
! NE W BRUNSWICK, May 9.—A
verdict of not guilty was returned
yesterday afternoon by the Jury sit
ting in the case of John Pentak
who was on trial under an indict
ment charging hi mwiih maintain
ng a disorderly house in this city
The case was tried before Judge
Peter Daly in the county court.
A second indictment alleging thal
Pentak brought a woman into this
state for immoral purposes will
| >robably come up next week. Pen
ik admits he engag'd Dilliam
Frenchie” Betrone. an attractive
I young girl of ninneteen years, in
Philadelphia, to cook and act as
I waitress in his establishment. The
salary was to be $13 weekly.
ROOSEVELT
John Newman and Simuel Sil
verman. sailors from th * steamer
W ini peg. Captain Brennan, were
held for htc grand jury on a charge
of disorderly conduct when arraign
ed before Recorder Hell Inst night.
The two men were arrested upon
: complaint of the master of the vessel
late yesterday afternoon, when they
were accused of stirring up a rumpus
aboard the ship Bail has been
i fixed at $200 each.
Nellie O’Donnell and William Dal
ton, both of whom are residents of
this borough, were married by Rev.
Father O’Connell at St. Joseph's
church last night. The ceremony
was performed at 7 o’clock
MASTER'S SALE
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
By virtue and in pursuance of a de
cree of the Court of Chancery of New
Jersey made on the Twenty-eighth day of
March, nineteen hundred and twenty-two.
in a cause pending in said Court, wherein
James Fee is complainant, and John A.
Fee. et als.. are defendants. I will ex*
pose to sale at public vendue on Wednes
day. the Tenth day of May. nineteen hun
dred and twenty two. at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day at the
Court House In the City of New Br ms
wick. County of Middlesex and State of
New Jersey, the following tracts of land
In said decree described, vis:
FIRST TRACT. Al that certain lot.
tract or parcel of land and premises sit
uate. lying and being tn the Village of
Carteret (now Borough of Roosevelt) in
the County of Middlesex and State of
New Jersey, and more particularly de
scribed as follows:
Being known as lot number etgh’een
(18) on a certain map of property belong
ing to Charles C. Crowell, situate i»t Car
teret. Woodbridge. N. J.. and now on lile
in the Clerk's office of Middlesex county,
at New Brunswick. New Jersey, said Jot
being twenty-five (26) feet In Iront and
rear, and one hundred (100) feet in depth.
fieing the same premises conveyed to
the said James Fee by deed of Benjamin
Winchester (unmarried) dated "larch 9.
1897, and recorded March 26th, 1897. «n
the Middlesex County Clerk’s office in
book 290 of deeds for said Cobnty. at page
274.
SECOND TRACT. All that certain lot.
tract or parcel of land and premises, situ
ate. lying and being in the Village cf
Carteret (now Borough of Roosevelt), .n
the County of Middlesex and Stale of New
Jersey, and more partico arlv described
as follows:
tie mg Known ana oesignaica on a cer
'ain map entitled “Map of Property bo
'ongmg to Rachel A. and John B. Crowell,
at Carteret. Woodbrldge Township. Mid
dlesex County. N. J.. 1895. and known
,i3 lot number nineteen (19) on John
Street on said Map. said Map being now
on file in the Clerk's office of Middlesex
County, at New Brunswick. New Jersey.
Being the same premises conveyed to
the said James Fee. by deed of John B.
Crowell and Mary E. Crowell, husband
and wife, and Rachel A. Crowell, dated
June 1(*. 1899. and recorded June S3. 1899.
in the Middlesex County Clerk’s office >n
Book 308 of deeds for said County, at page
311.
Being the same premises of which the
said James Fee (Senior), died seized,
September 29th. 1904, and said James Fee
specifically devised by his Will dated
May 20th. 1903. which Will was admitted
•o probate in the Middlesex County Sur
rogate’s office October 24. 1904, his inter
est in the premises herein described, lo
hia children. John A. Fee. James Fee and
Fannie R Fee. share and share alike.
Said Fannie R. Wee married Peter W.
Lewer. prior to the institution of these
proceedings. Said Edward Fee is a son cf
James Fee (Senior), and Julia Fee Rich
arda born subsequent to the making or
the Will above described. That by the
death testate of James Fee (Senior) salJ
premises descended to the said children
who became seized thereof as tenants *r
common In fee simple, including the es
tate in dower of the defendant. Julia
Richards, (formerly Julia Fee), widow of
Janies Fee. deceased in the said premises;
and including the right of courtesy or
the contingent estate in iemainder of
Peter F. Lewer. husband of Fannie R.
Lewer (formerly Fannie R. Fee), together
with all and singular, the hereditaments
and appurtenances to the said premises
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Said property will be sold subject to
taxes.
THEODORE STRONG.
Special Master in Chancery of New Jersey,
National Bank of New Jersey Building.
New Brunswick. New Jersey.
KALTEISSEN A DANBERRY.
Solicitors.
13087—4-18-35-5-2-9.
TONIC
A very pleasant and efficient
aid in the treatment of Coughs.
Colds and general run-down
condition is our Wino Extract
of Cod Liver, which is the com
bination of good wire, wild
Cherry, Hypophosphttes. Malt
and Extract of Cod Liver. Its
nutritive property makes it a
splendid tonic, especially at this
time of the year.
$1.00 A BOTH E, at the
City Pharmacy
I HE HOME DRIG STOKE
2S5 SMITH ST. COIt. OAK
l
CABLE CHARGES ONLY
50 CENTS
On money remittances to
Hungary and Czecbo-Slova
kia. Orders guaranteed to
J be executed in three days.
We Also Make Cash U. S.
Dollar Payments
In Hungary, Czecbo-Slo
vakia, Jugo-Slavia, Roumaa
ia, Austria and Poland.
LOUIS CS1PO, BANKER
477 State St., City
-J
— —1
I The C. & S. Co.
Carl 0. Christensen A Sons
SEAMAN STREET
Wholesale and retail dealers
in all kinds of Mason’s
Materials
Sheetrock Wall Boards
Anty-Hydro Waterproofing
Metal Lath, Roofing, Sewer
Pipe
COAL
Prices Right, Prompt
Service
TeL 1440
A r
Builders' Directory
i
_ ARCHITECTS
John Noble Pierson & 8ons
ARCHITECTS
Designs for all ifpSi of Buildings
Raritan Building Psrth * tnbog. N. J.
_ Phon«* 14 23 _
LOUIS P BOOZ
CITIL ENGINEER
AM* SI RVEVOR
130 SMITH STREET I
BOILERMAKERS “
F. B. OVERTON
Welders and Boilermakers
In All Branches j
No Job Too Big or Too Small
>*l KIM. M PHONE 3®l7f
CARPENTERS 1
* RED CHRISTENSEN
CONSTRUCTION CO
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Office and Shop: 21* Madlaon Avenue
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
RAY Z. LAMBERTSON
CARPENTER AND RCIl.DRR
Jobbing Promptly Attended to
j *3 Washington St. Perth Amboy 2313-K
B OILMAN
CARPENTER BUILDER AND
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
269 WATSON AVE. TEL. 2071-R
DIGGING—TRUCKING
GRAHAM A McKEON
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Ricavattng. Grading, Etc.. Sand. Gravel
Broken Stone. Carting. Etc.
319 OAK STREET
MUNOZ WAREHOUSE 00.
STORAGE AND TRUCKING
236-23* SHERIDAN 8T.
PHONE 469
ELECTRIC! A NS_
J B KUBINAK
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
*9 GORDON ST. PHONE 1464
PERTH AMBOY. N. J.
WIRE ME. AND I LL WIRE YOU
1997
JOHN MARTIN
GENERAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
63 BRIGHTON AYE.. PERTH AMBOY
R. L. SCIU CK
Electrical Contractor
Motors and Generators Installed and re
paired. line construction and Interior wir
ing. Shop and Residence. 449 Compton
Ave. _Tei. 1117. _
FLOOR SURFACING
FLOOR SURFACING OF ALL KINDS
OLD OR NEW FLOORS
J. SUNDQUIST 1
Telephone 1332-J Fords, New Jersey
ANDREW DUDICS
OLD AND NEW FLOOR SURFACING
Makes Your Old Floor l.ook Like Now
All Work Promptly Done
TEL. 2108-M FORDS. N. J.
_GLASS_
D. DIAMOND
r.LASS CONTRACTOR
Polished, Plate and Window Glass
226-230 New Brunswick Are. Phone 1539
PERTH AMBOY GLASS WORKS '
Polished, Plate and Colored Glass
Mirrors and Tuhle Tops
Windshields a Specialty
186 New Brunswick Ave.. Opp. City Scales
Phone 2173
HOUSE MOVER
JOHN H. M1L.JES
HOCSE MOVER
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Concrete. Brick A Frame Buildings Moved
456 NEVILLE ST. TEL. 1443
LUMBER
IRA R. CROUSE
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIAL
SEWER PIPES
480-500 DIVISION STREET.
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
Phones 2094 and 2095
masons"
T I* HENDERSON A. SON M
MASON CONTRACTORS
Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Cement
Work. Sidewalks a Specialty
Estimates Furnished
226 STATE ST. PHONE 661
CARL C. CHRISTENSEN
MASON AND CONTRACTOR
All Kinds of Cement Work A Specialty
Telephone 442
Corner State and Paterson Streets_
GREISEN & THOMPSON
MASONS AND BUILDERS
H. Gretsen, Room 413. Raritan Building.
Phone 1646. Rea Metuchen. Phone 292-W
W. H. Thompson. Long Branch. Tel. 961-J
aT r. a. overgaard
Mason and General Contractor
Tel. 752-M. Fords. N J.
Next to Postoffice
_ ROBERT R. BOZZA
General Building ContiHi-tf
Mason and Carpenter—'Repair Work
A Specialty
82 BROAD ST. PHONE S45-M
_Perth Amboy. N. J._
PLUMBING
GEORGE W. STILLWELL
PLUMBING AND HEATING
217 KING STREET |
Phone 771 Perth Amboy. N. J.
ROOFERS—SUPPLIES
JAS. A. SMITH & 30N
272 McClellan street
Rear Majestic Theatre
Phone 2330 Perth Amboy. N. J.
DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OP
ASPHALT ROOFING AND SHINGLES
ONE PROFIT PLAN
Factory Direct* to You j
CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
ROOFING CONTRACTOR
Slate. Slag and Tin Roofing
579 SAYRE AVE. PHONE 546-R ,
_PERTH AMBOY. Jl. J._ |
“Sir ME”WORK 1
D. J. WILLIAMS J
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENT*
309-311 New Brunswick Av».
PERTH AMBOY. N. J.
HE A D9TONE8 LOT ENCLOSURES
EUGENE BOROS ;!
MONUMENTAL WORKS
Monument*, Headstone*. Etc.
Corner Amboy Ave. end Barclay Street
Telephone 1833 Perth Amboy, N. J.
Perth Amboy Bluestone Co.
OFFICE 97 GORDON 8T.
CUT STONE. FLAGGING AND CURBING
PHONES 544-J AND 359
SHEETMETAL
A B. MASON
Skylight, Metal Celling. Plpeleea Furnace
and General 8beet Metal Work
90 JEFFERSON ST. TEL. 915
A H. KOYEN
—Dealer in All Kinds of—
Mason Materials, Sewer Pipes,
Cement
LEHIGH COAL
681-87 SAYBE AVE.
Stone, All Shapes
PHONE ISIS RES. UM
/-v I'
Women’s w^^cpm.
Sweaters
*&z*zT:*r!r. $1.00 s^nd,..T?,T1..ra.. $1.00
l _I |
Second Anniversary Sale
DOLLAR DAYS
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
CELEBRATING IN A WHOLE-HEARTED WAY!
VALUE GIVING RECORDS ALL BROKEN_
MEN'S SHIRTS
Madras and Percale, stripes and
solid colors; also Cotton Pongee
with collar attached; sizes 14 to 17
Special at .
MEN’S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Finest quality Balbriggan; short
sleeves; ankle length. ijp |
Sizes 34 to 46; O FOR I
Special at. w ■
MEN’S OVERALLS AND JUMPERS
Extra good quality denim; lull (JT» 4
cut; colors: Blue, Khaki and White. 1
Sizes 36 to 44 at. ’*
100
Mirrors
Size 7y, x 28
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
You will surely appreciat e
this value
$1.00
Club or
Traveling
BAGS
Black and Tan; sizes 16,
17, 18 inch of waterproof
Keratol leather, well worth
$2.00.
$1.00
a
BOYS’ OVERALLS
Blue Denim;
Pull Cut;
Sizes 6 to 14 years
Special at.....
BOYS’ PAJAMAS
Fine quality Muslin;
Silk Frog Trimming; Jjj) |
Colors: Blue, Pink and White; 1
Sizes 6 to 16 years at.. I
•
MIDDIES
Women’s and Children Middies SPsfl
bf White Jean Cloth NK |
With self or colored collars. §
Sizes 8 to 44; each. ®
MEN’S UNION SUITS
Flexible rib, short sleeves; 41*4
ankle length; ecru only. I
Sizes 36 to 46. 1
Special at . ®
MEN ’S HOSE
Cashmerette; Interspaced
heel and toe. NF I
All colors and Q PRS. X
sizes; at. O *
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS AND HATS
Supreme quality Caps made of 4
Tweed in Brown, Grey and Green I
Mixtures; all sizes. I
Special at .* ”
ANNIVERSARY SALE
SILK
DRESSES
Women’s and Misses’ Dresses of Silk
Taffeta, Tricolette, Georgette, Tweed,
Serge and Combination of Tricolette
and Georgette; latest tailoring. This
| price is less than the cost of material.
A rare bargain at
l
WOMEN’S UNION SUITS
Fine ribbed summer weight j
Union Suits; i
low neck and . O FOll | j
knee length; at. «J j
DRESS OINOHAM
t 32 inches wide;
Small and large checked
patterns. A YDS.
Special at.** |
BED 8PREADS
Size 85 x 66;
A limited quantity
on sale.
Each ... >>u' i.
- -» :—
Men’s Work
Shirts
Blue Chambray; cut fu’l
and well 9 t] QQ
worth 69c . ™
100 Aluminum
Roasters
$2.00 size, this is an excep
tional large size of heavy
grade aluminum $1.00
at !•••••••••••* ^
Womens Fibre
Silk Hose
Black, White, Brown and
Nude; double heels and toes,
value 49c .O prs. AA
pr. special vl UV
CHILDREN’S
Shoes and
Pumps
Sizes 2 to 8 in Kid, Calf
and Patent AA
Leather; at 91«UU
CHILDREN’S DOTTED
Organdie
Dresses
2 to 14 years; Pink ant
Blue dots on eon- AA
trasting Organdie vl »UU
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
2 qt. size; only 25 of these on sale. 4
Why not buy one at Nr I
this low price. I
Each ..
CARPETING
Pretty color combinations; will
give good wear for halls, rooms, ijp |
etc. O YDS. I
Special at. al ■
WINDOW SHADES
Size 3x6;
* Green and Ecru; Nr I
Come early for O FOB I
these ; at. «
Sale Of $2.98
DRESSES
FOR HOUSE AND PORCH WEAR—ONLY 100 ON SALE
• These dresses !
are without doubt
the greatest
dress value we have i
ever seen.
Actual values
to $2.98 in
the lot; choice.
THREAD SILK HOSE jj |
Fashioned hose;
All colors;
Reg. $1.49 value.
Pair....
__r
RECORDS
'
10 inch double disc
dance and vocal
numbers. j
Special at w.....,.• •...m
_l
PIANO ROLLS |
All the newest
Special at i« rtiWeiMM* • • • | 1
The Unexpected Happens Again
Wednesday While They Last
“Wash Suits
Actual $2.50 Value at Almost
Half Price
$1.29
Well made of strong material.
Middy, Norfolk and Oliver Twiat
styles; sailor collars trimmed with
white braid and emblem on sleeve;
sizes 3 to 8.
SILK GLOVES
Pure Silk Gloves;
2 clasp length; Nr | ;
White, Black, Grey and O PRS. 1
Brown; at ...« u ■
BAGS AND PUSSES
All fitted and a 4
big variety including «]r I
Vanity Cases. 1
Special each...■
JUMBO BUNGALOW APB0N8
Regular and , M
extra sizes. /Nr I,
A big value FOll |
fit .••••••••*•« • • ~ |
4 '£V — * S'. Jt rM-j (
. ' . -4 . - •ilaSi"-.'; •.« Ai K • 1* *■" JZOi&c* * ' W
GRASS RUGS
Size 3 ft. x 6 ft.,
a variety of patterns I
to select from. |
Each. "
MUSLIN GOWNS
Women’s Gowns;
White with blue
stitching.
Special at *..

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