The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 13

IS THE DAILY HOME NEWS, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955. Liquor and Money Taken at Tavern Rd. and Cliffwood Aves. during which $324 in liquor and cash were stolen.

The burglary was reported yes- Commissioners Reserve Land For School Near Stephenville MILLTOWN LIONS HONOR HARKINS MILLTOWN. Nov. 10 Claude is working on the case with Policf Chief Edward Adler, said th tavern owners reported the theft of 63 bottles of high grade whiskey, valued at $206, and $25 in pennies. Owners of the tavern are Christine, Dorothy, Charles and John Plosky, all of Matawan. 3 TIMES FASTER for HEARTBURN Certified laboratory tests prove Bell-am tablets neutralize 3 times as much stomach aridity in one minute as many leading digestive tablets.

Get Bell-ans today lor the fastest known reliet. 20. MADISON TOWNSHIP, Nov. 10 terday and police believe it was MOVE TO REDUCE PLANT MISHAPS "TRENTON, Nov. 10 UFi Gov.

Robert B. Meyner said today a free accident-prevention counseling service for small industries has been worked out by the state and accomplished between 2:30 and 7 a. m. Police Sgt. Roger Blair who Police are continuing their investigation of a breaking and entry at the Madison Inn at Matawan EDISON, Nov.

10-The Board of W. Harkins, international councilor, was honored last night by the -v i Commissioners paved the way last night for a new school in the Oak Lions Club at International Coun cilor's Night in St. Paul Re Lincoln School. But their interest rates were so high that the commissioners turned down both bids. Protest Firthouit A big part of the meeting was Tree section north of Stephenville 1 formed and Evangelical Church, The commissioners introduced an ordinance to vacate and give up Harkins, a local club member, 1 VTVr 7 9 was presented with the 100 per cent district governor award by public rights to the Spear tract, devoted to discussing what Com the New Jersey Safety Council.

The governor said in a statement that he was advised the plan "offers for the first time in this nation the benefit of scientific safety programming for smaller industries not financially able to The Board of Education has ear missioner Josenh rWa r-alipriCarl Moran, another international marked the property for a school. I 1 ryl Ifnn r.niA ie THE COAL WITH A 1 I MM SV MWJ VUlh TVV.) "the building that isn't there. probably a junior high school. one of the' toughest to earn. 1 MMMMJKMMAJVM ft liKiranltW by Ifass HMMkMplaf Residents of the Henry St, sec- Harkms described the require The Sperr tract starts at the northern edge of the Stephenville 1 1.

Kl. 5-2700 y-f- employ safety engineers." ments for the award. He has at It ft-URGE ST. I tion submitted petitions protesting He told a news conference the; development and reaches north to tended 140 meetings and traveled construction of a new firehouse in nmsnn Muii 1 omia Iiitad fafHStA Fire District No. But Andrew G.

7,000 miles in the past year. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Traut, secretary of the fire commissioners in that district, said commissioners have no inten James H. Street, associate professor of economics at Rutgers University, spoke on "Paraguay." Street, who received a 'degree in economics and philosophy at Texas University and a doctor's de ip Aim Tree It extends from lost time which interferes Ave jn the east to Hard. productivity, and will decrease Ave in the west markedly. the relatively high rate, A public hearing on the ordin of accidents pecu bar to the aver-1 fa scneduled for November age small plant.

1 23 at 8 The governor said the safety: schools aren't the only type of council wiU set up a department constructkm in town Tne building to handle the program. He said the tQ George Thompson, re- OLD COMPANY'S LEHIGH sion of building a second firehouse. William Conte, spokesman for the citizens, reminded everyone gree at the University of Penn that the fire commissioners had bought land on New Dover Rd. at PREMIUM ANTHRACITE PEOPLES GOAL AND OIL GO. LAWRENCE ST, N.

B. KL 5-303S uUu WUu.u viru ported iast night that he issued engineering services of its own and KiWin sylvania, served as a visiting professor of economics at the National University of Paraguay. He also Utica and that the land was being cleared. He said District No. 4 has the highest fire tax in town.

establish an organization of votoA served in Argentina. sultant engineers who would sur and taxpayers cannot afford ah vey smaller plarfts at the request vvuiuvi twi wwiij' uvtiuti uiuvu ut ft-069 in fees for the township, averaging about $250 a week in his one- Paraguay, the speaker said, is very sparsely settled but the population is increasing due to a low of the owners. other building. Mayor Thomas J. Swales Jr.

reminded both sides that fire build- death rate and a high birth rate. GARAGES and BREEZEWAYS If mit-Nf ma nmtpptinn mm nntcido th tie aescriDea ine western section man department. Bids for bonds to finance another school were received and re jected last night. Two firms of jurisdiction of the Board of Com-jas hostile to human "action due missinnprs Hp saiH that is mat. to the climate and terrain.

The fered to buy township bonds to fi ter to be decided by the voters of section, he said, is a bet- nance the $400,000 addition to the ter place to live. II II II II Til II fit sft I I Fire District No. 4 and their elect John Burke was appointed chairman of a pancake and sau Jalousies Enclosures CUSTOM BUILT BY EXPERTS Long Term Payments Up to 5 Years See Model, Route 9 South Amboy 5 to 8 Daily i 12 to 6 Saturday and Sunday 3 Miles South Edison Bridge 10x20 Novelty Clapboard 750. Complete sage supper. Frank Haggett was ed fire commissioners.

The etownship's application for federal funds to finance a complete study of slum-clearance possibilities in the Potters section has rais- appointed assistant chairman. Arthur Heinz will be the head waiter. Herman Trpntw thp chipf rnnk ed several questions in Ferdinand P. Kuhlthau will be I in charge of ticket sales. The date The Housing and Home Finance wm be announced.

Agency asked the governing body Herman Treotow announced CAMEO BUILDERS, INC Call South Amboy 1-1611. Representative Will Call for specific information about the 'that tickets are being sold for a master plan that is now being pre-trip to Radio City on December 11 VALUES TO 69.95 TT pared. The federal agency also for the Christmas show. Three buses will leave from Ford Ave. and Main St at 5 p.

m. Walter P. Richter reported that asked for more details on the proposed "workable program" submitted by the Housing Authority. They also wanted to know who members will meet at the Mill- Armistice Day would conduct the "neighborhood town Pharmacy parking lot at 8 analysis" described in the Housing a. m.

on Saturday to canvass the borough for bottles. Thomas A. Heard was appointed to the bulletin committee. Meetings in December will start at 6:30 instead of 6:15. ALL FAMOUS FABRICS Jp.

Stroocks Forstmanns I Hockanums Imported Fabrics Anirlos Alaskan Seal Hair and vl Special $5,000 SOUGHT Wool Blends All outstanding, Paris-Inspired styles slim coats cardigans Kisses', Women's clutches and nrincess eoats all with exceDtionallv beautiful FOR RECREATION SOUTH RIVER, Nov. 10 The seventh annual drive for funds to iTae i lines costly precision detailing. uuy vmiiiii i finance the municipal recreation: Authority's proposal And they asked when all these things would be done. The questions were referred to Commissioner Martin J. O'Hara for study.

O'Hara said he cannot tell when these requirements will be met, but that he intends to work with Allison A. Grillo, chairman of the Housing Authority, to find out. A bus route may soon link the township with New York City. The Lincoln Transit Bus Company Inc. has applied to the state Public Utility Commission for permission to run about 45 buses a day from Route 27 to New York.

The firm asked the township to help it get the franchise. The request was taken under advisement Bids were received for storm and sanitary sewers in South Col-ton Rd. and Old Post Rd. They will be awarded at the next meeting. Mayor Swales appointed Commissioner Joseph R.

Costa to the Board of School Estimate, to fill the OPEN TIIUR. TO 9 FRI. SAT. TO 6 Bernstein's has done it again! We've reduced tome of our top priced that were originally tagged as high as $75 and put them in one grotip at one program will be conducted Nov. 20-26.

Canvassers wilL solicit contributions in a house-to-house campaign Nov. 20 and tag days will be held in the downtown business section Nov. 23 and 25. Joseph M. Bodnar, president of the Recreation Commission, is chairman of the -drive, assisted by commission members Joseph Man-delkorn, Mrs.

Walter Kazmierc-zak, Arthur Smith and Douglas Reichenbach. NATHAN'S COAT SALON 2nd Floor I RAINCOATS 1 DRESSES i Values to 16.98 Reg. to 14.98 Famous makes. Many with 11 Dressy and tailored styles. matching hats.

All fully Wv I Rayon crepes and taffetas, tfX lined. Solids, checks and nil 1 gabardines and Jj novelties. Juniors and I checks. Misses," Women's I Misses' sizes. and Junior sizes.

final if tha Ariua 1c fiAA Ac unexpired term of Russell Wal-jcontributions come in they'wU1 itvviuiu vii a uig iiid.iiiuiiicici ill A letter was received from the front of Borough Hall. a t- i ciara canon democratic wud The drive will conducted by vui.u.Uuu vi teams wnose captains and solid-Everereen. lirandview and Wilrl-L Grandview and Wild Evergreen, tors will be announced. wood Aves. It was referred to The funds raised will be used to price! is all you pay.

Come one, come all and see what a large selection tve have for you all in the finest of fabrics. Hurry, for at this price they'll go fast! Yes, you'll find every size, in the latest styles and shades. Mayor Swales, defray the costs of operating the Budget time is approaching, and Recreation Center anrl tn finannp tne League OI Women VOierS aSKea the vear-Vrmnr! nrnnram civmcnroH by the commission. when the pre-budget planning session would be scheduled. Commis- Recreation Director Chester missioner Costa will announce the.zdrodowski said about 175 persons date.

use the facilities at the center each day during the winter. The program includes sponsorship of basketball, football and Plan Chest X-Rays "nowtui Kojucs, ucmues ami nun At 1aytOn for local youngsters, play a sjrjr 'At. (rt at (Trni 1 fi anrl cwirviminr nwnwnMM e. ui.u airuiiiiiuig piUglcllllS during the summer and a wide SOUTH BRUNSWICK, Nov. 10- The Dayton P.T.A.

will hold its an variety of recreational and educa tional activities. nual health program Monday eve ning in the Dayton School. PTA DANCE TOMORROW METUCHEN, Nov. 10 The an Instead of the regular meeting, there will be free chest X-rays by nual dance of the St. Francis PTA the Middlesex County Tuberculosis will be held tomorrow at The Pines and Health League for all adults of The X-rays will.it was announced yesterday by Mr, the community.

be taken from 7 to 9 o'clock. and Mrs. T. C. Monarity Mr.

The P.T.A. invites everyone to and Mrs. Charles Meseroll and Mr, take advantage of this opportunity, and Mrs. Robert McManmon, I Refreshments will be served. I chairmen, dRf wake oaffneal CARNIVAL 75 VALUES TO I the most delicious, i I) A oatmeal you ever fasted, too! 'LT Serve NEW H-O Instant Oatmeal, the only cookless, workless hot cereal.

No no messy pan to scour. jf Add boiling water, salt, stir-it's ready. r' "Pan-Toasted" for rich, nut-like flavor Ji that can't be beat. Kids love itl I Ml VjJ right in the bowl! Visit our Sportswear Department The latest styles, fabrics and colors to choose from hi skirts and sweaters including cashmere and super hi-bulk orlons. T.

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