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17 THE DAILY HOME NEWS, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found Middlesex Deeds 1M RADIO WHAT'S NEW IN CLASSIFIEDS TODAY WDHN WNBC WOE WJZ WCBS WCTC 93.5 Meg. 680 710 770 880 1450 (Chin. 228) TELEVISION CHANNELS WCBS-TV: WTTZ; 4) WNBT; (5) WABD; WflL-TV: 17) WJZ-TV; 9 WOB-TVi WCAU-TV; (11) WPIX; (13) WAXV Television and Br RO SWELL SMITH RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 8:30 Cavalcade of America: "Wizards of Whiting," with Ralph Bellamy and Lee Bowman WNBC.

9:00 Baby Snooks Show: With Fanny Brice WNBC. 9:30 Bob Hope Show: Gloria De Haven, Guest WNBC. 9:30 America's Town Meeting: IIow Should We Combat Russian Propaganda Distortion?" WJZ. 9:30 Comedy: "Life With Luigi," with J. Carroll Naish WCBS.

Comedy: Fibber McGee and Molly WNBC. President Truman: Address on Foreign Policy, from San Francisco All Stations. TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS Nations General Assembly WCBS-TV. 9:00 Sure As Fate Drama: "The Vanishing Lady," with Kim Stanley and Jeff Morrow WCBS-TV. 9:00 Star Theater: Milton Berle and Guests: Martha Raye, Dane Clark and Others WNBT.

8:30 Court of Current Issues: "Should Germany Be Re armed Now?" Clyde A. Lewis, Sigfrid Schultz, Others WABD. 8:25 Rodeo: Madison Square Garden; Gene Autry, Guest WPIX. 9:00 Johns Hopkins Science Review: "Blowing Glass for Sci- i ence" WABD. 9:00 Navy Training Program: "Drill Call" WOR-TV.

9:30 Vaughn Monroe Show: Shaye Cogan, Others, Guests WCBS-TV. Cavalcade of Bands: Tony Pastor Orchestra, Others WABD. 9:00 Boxing: From Bronx Winter Garden WOR-TV. Suspense: "The Man Who Would Be King," with Francis L. Sullivan WCBS-TV.

Circle Theater: "It's Only a Game," with Donald Woods WNBT. Can You Top Harry Hershfield, Others WOR-TV Original Amateur Hour: Ted Mack and Guests WNBT. Star Time: Frances Langford, Benny Goodman, Lew Parker and Guest: Sam Levenson WABD. We Take Your Word: Abe Burrows: Ilka Chase and Lewis Gannett WCBS-TV. COLOR TV I feel the five television ads in yesterday's classified section (three in classification 68, two in classification 68-A) are incongruous with the things I have been reading about the industry.

I feel they should at least have hinted that they knew something out of the ordinary was going on. They didn't. It is my contention that every one who so much as has a tele vision-owning neighbor knows of the recent birth of color tele vision, amid screams suggesting great pain. Most of the printed screams 1 have seen have been those of the Radio Corporation of America. I don't know whether this is be cause R.C.A.

is among the biggest of the companies in pain or whether its pain is the greatest. The Columbia Broadcasting System, whose color television system was adjudged the mostest for the money yet by the Federal Communications System, has add ed defiant mothering sounds to the tumult. Sunday, normally a day of rest, was filled with the cries of the combatants. Walter A. Buck, vice president in charge of the R.CA.-Victor division of the Radio Corporation of America, in letters to the company's distrib utors, called the C.B.S.

system "incompatible" and "degraded." Frank Stanton, C.B.S. president, in a p.m. broadcast over nis network, admitted the incompatibility but maintained his color pictures were far superior to black and white and that black and white pictures adapted from his color were superior to present black and white pictures. In other words, his system is good, he says. Mr.

Stanton, perhaps with an eye to his Hooper rating, trans-scribed the address and rebroad-cast it at 11:15 p.m. The item that the disputants can agree on is a tube. C.B.S has a mechanical system in which a three-color wheel whirls in front of your black and white tube. R.C.A. is working on a three-color electronic tube which will receive the three television colors, red, blue and green, the same way the black and white tube receives its picture.

However it isn't perfected. According to C.B.S. the F.C.C. believes the perfection of the tube is not in sight. R.C.A., of course, maintains the perfection is not far off.

R.C.A. says the F.C.C. should have waited for the tube because, with the C.B.S. incompatible system, set owners will have to spend up to $200 to convert for color. C.B.S.

says the public should have color television during the time it takes to perfect the tube and that the C.B.S. system can use the tube when it is perfected. These are the arguments, stripped of elaborations, that have been heard thus far. Meanwhile Surrogate Matters Wills probated and letters of administration issued by Surrogate Samuel V. Convery Include: William H.

Hodges Mrs. Ella Hodges, of 10 North Second avenue. Highland Park, was named executrix and sole legatee of the estate left by her husband, William who died October 2. The will, dated May 29, 1945, was witnessed by Andrew Anderson and James Ferrara. Babe Fillmore Fillmore, who died September IS at Raritan township, bequeathed $1 to her husband, Kelly, and the remainder to Charles P.

Price, of that place. Albert T. Holl was named executor. He and William V. Herer witnessed the will August 22.

Alex Donnelly Miss Elizabeth Donnelly, of Wood- bridge, was named executrix and sole legatee of the estate left by her father. Alex. He died October 4 at that place. The will was executed January 22, 1948, in the presence of Leon McElroy and Dorothy H. Almasl.

Edith A. Dunham Mary Gamble, of 26 Throop avenue will administer the $350 estate of her aunt Edith A. Dunham. She died Sep tember 27 In this city. John J.

Vertetts The $2,000 estate of John 3. Vertetls who died Aumist 10 at Highland Park will be administered by his widow Marion of 142 North Tenth avenue. both parties are being solicitous of the public. Mr. Stanton says that if his color system hadn't been introduced, before long there would be 40,000,000 instead of 7,000,000 incompatible sets.

Mr. Buck in his letter remarked that the public "needs reassurance. We shall keep faith with the 8,000,000 American, families who have invested their money in bjack-and-white television sets." (Either Mr. Stanton forgot to carry one digit in his addition or Mr. Buck was over zealous in his.

However that point is small.) Frankly, both of these industrialists leave me skeptical. I won't say I don't think they want to give me color television. I'll say they want to give me color television when it is convenient for them. But if color television is ready now and if I want to pay for it knowing that later I ctn put an electronic tube into my set, if and when the tube arrives, I see no reason why I should have to listen to a flock of color television A .1 1 arguments wnen i tuuiu watching a flock of color tele vision shows instead. When the ring announcer says a fighter's eye is cut and his face smeared with blood, I want to view it in red.

When Milton Berle gets a lemon pie in the middle of his smile, I want to see every drop of that synthetic lemon or whatever it is they use to represent a lemon pie dripping off Mr. Berle's smile in yellow. There is one note of encourage- ment. The Associated Press yesterday afternoon reported that last minute buying of radio-tele vision shares lifted the stock market out of a minor slump. Perhaps someone anticipated this plea and I am writing for naught.

Perhaps the market got inside information on a color television boom. I'm in the mar ket for surprises. In the District Court of the United States lor me District of New Jersev. United States of America. Petitioner, vs.

183 Acres of land, more or less, situate in the County of Middlesex. State of New Jersey, and. Louise J. Carpender, et a Is. Defendants.

417a. On Petition. In Condemnation. Notice of Application for me Appointment of Condemnation Com missioners. Tracts Nos.

RR 21 to 44 47 to 273 and 279 to 348 39. 3oO. 355 to 368 370AA. 370A, 370B. 370C ana iiu to 330 incl.

Sirs: You and each of you are hereby notified that the United States of America, the Petitioner herein, will apply to the Honorable, the Judges of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, on Monday the 20th day of November, 1950. at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, in the United States District Court, Federal Building, Newark. New Jersey, for the appointment oi 'tnree quaiitiea. competent ana ais Interested persons to appraise the value of the land or property known and des ignated as set forth in the caption here of. in accordance with the law and the statutes in such case made and provided Said land or property was condemned and taken for, and title in full fee simple vested in the United States of America under and by virtue of the proceedings instituted by the filing of a Petition in Condemnation on March lO.

1942. but subject however to existing easements for public roads and highways, for public utilities, tor railroad and tor pipe lines, being lands which you may have owned. or in which tou may have had an in terest, and whicn land or property is known and designated as all those certain lots, tracts or parcels of land situated lying and being in the Township of Kan tan. County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey particularly described as follows: Tract RR 21-44. Being desig nated as Lot 7 in Block 104V.

Lots 1 to 6 and 10 to 18 inclusive in Block 820. and Lots 21 to 28 inclusive in Block 819 on the Raritan Township Tax Map, together with the bed of Prospect Street In front of and adjoining the said premises to the center line thereof: the entire bed of Central Avenue between the southwesterly line of Lot 21 in Block 819 if extended, and the northeasterly line of Linden Avenue: the entire bed of Linden Avenue between the northwesterly line of Central Avenue and the northwesterly line of Chestnut Street if extended; and the entire bed of Andre Avenue between the southasterlv line of Central Avenue and the southeasterly line of Lot lO in Block 820 if extended. Containing 11.5 ncres. more or less. Tract 47 to 273 and 279 to 348 inclusive.

Being shown as Lots 18 to 47 inclusive in Block 119. Lota 20 to 40 Inclusive in Block 116. Lot 18 to 20 inclusive and 26 to 42 inclusive in Block 112, Lots 16 to 44 Inclusive in Block 108, Lots 10 to 54 inclusive In Block 105, all of Blocks 107. Ill and 115, as shown on said Raritan Township Tax Map. and the land lying in the beds of Casey Avenue, Langstaff Avenue.

Peterson Avenue. Dunham Avenue and Chestnut Street adjoining said lots to the center line thereof, and the land lying in the bed of Cedar Street between the northwesterly line tf Dunham Avenue and the northwesterly line of Lot 4A in Block 123 on the Raritan Township Tax Mao. Containing 18.937 acres, more or less. Tract RR 349. Con- Television Service INSTALLATIONS Guaranteed Renewals REPAIRS (All Type) Latest real estate transfers in Middlesex county are shown by the following deeds recorded at the office of County Clerk Edward J.

Patten. New Brunswick: Abram R. and Laf-ferd G. Totten, admiinstrators. to Elizabeth Juhasz, Livingston avenue; Frank J.

Dunn to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Dunn, Throop avenue. Highland Park: Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Feussner to Caroline E. Bieber, Becker treet- South Brunswick: Mr. and Mrs. Trevor C.

Hambling to Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward W. Wakeling, Deans lane; Air. ana George R.

Duncan to New Jersey Turnpike Authority, turnpike rignt-of- Mr. ana Mrs. jonn van uyne New Jersey Turnpike Authority, road Fresh Ponds to Rhode Hall; Mr. Mrs. Edward W.

Wakeling to Mr. Mrs. Trevor C. Hambling, Deans Dunellen: Alice A. Lynch to Mr.

and Raymond R. Warren, George street; Mary C. Houghtaling to Mr. and Mrs. Louis J.

Mella, Washington avenue. North Brunswick: Mr. and Mrs. Solo Weinberg to Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Van Der Hoef, Haverford street; Thomas J. Caravello and others to Mr. Mrs. Eugene Fodor, Boulevard Heights; John C. Vaiani and others to Edith V.

V. West, Livingston avenue; same property Edith V. V. West to John vaiani Jr. Raritan township: Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Baratta to Michael Simon New Brunswick Home Sites; Properties from Lincoln Properties, Inc. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.

Motylewski, 22 Sanders road, and Mrs. James R. McDermott. 3 Dayton road, Mr. and Mrs.

Orr B. Mor 3 Dayton road, Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Delit, 30 Windsor road, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank M. Bersch, 3 Winthrop road; inman Estates, inc. to Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Makuch, Colonia Heights; Proper from Hy-(irade construction Company to Mr.

and Mrs. S. H. Mac Nair unnamed street, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Phillips, near Central avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leta to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nemeth, Middlesex avenue; Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Rogacki to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mizenko, Maple Park; Mr. and Mrs.

Ott Lattanzio to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kvortek, Kilmer place; Lillian Sen-ker to George Keck and others, Highland avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bayer to Mr.

and Mrs. Florian Kish, Philo boulevard; Properties in Old Post road from Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mate to Mr. and Mrs.

John T. and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kindle; Mr.

and Mrs. Elliott W. Soarkes to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Falk, road from Metuchen to South Plainfield; Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Boardman to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottrell Lincoln Village; Mr. and Mrs.

James L. Reid to Mr. and Mrs. James J. Churchill, Pfeiffer Terrace; Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Giulias and others to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Skinner. Jack son avenue; Properties at Nixon Park from Raritan Dwellings, Inc.

to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Wood, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur E. Turnpach, Mr. and Mrs. Ber nard Tobias, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles J. Steuerman, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Skaudis, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy R. Schulte Mr. and Mrs. John K.

Schafer Mr. ana Mrs. Antnony a. scaramozzino, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold A. Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard P. SaDone.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Jack V. Pellicane Mr. and Mrs.

Robert P. Netzel, Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Martino.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. May, Mr. and Mrs.

Armando Lamberti, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Keck, Mr. and Mrs.

William R. Jorden, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hohmeier Mr.

and Mrs. Claude R. Hilliard. Mr. and Mrs Joseph L.

Harirngton. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Franklin.

Mr. and Mrs. William Fennelly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert English, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul B. Davey, Robert F. Comerford. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward M. Burns; Mr. and Mrs. Anton Miller to Helen M.

Fuge. Seventh street Properties at Paisley tract from Lawn Homes, Inc. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 9.

Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. La Chance; William A. Spencer, trustee, to Mr.

and Mrs. Garrett H. Disbrow Roosevelt Park Estates. East Brunswick: Thomas McGuire and others to Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas McGuire, proposed street; Thomas Mc Guire and others to Ann D. McGuire, proposed street; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Skevington to valley view uevelopment company, State Highway S-28: Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Lindstrom to New Jersey Turnpike Authority, TurnpiKe and state Highway S-28; Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Clark to Mr. and Mrs.

James O. Knof, road from Dunham's Corner to Rhode Hall; Mr, and Mrs. Sigmund Sadowski to Mr. and Mrs. Edward T.

Litwinski, Old Bridge New Brunswick Turnpilte. Metuchen: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crouse to George J. Cummings.

Carson avenue; Edna L. Peters to Robert Korner. lot block 154-G. Sayreville: Morgan Development and Investment Company to Leon Wojtkowi-State Highway 4. Woodbridge: John Pappas to Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Manee. Freeman street; Mr and Mrs. Joseph F. Howlett to Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Lm. cudney, Clover avenue; Roy Building Company to Mr. and Mrs, James A. Eean.

Beech street: Roy Build ing Company to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Kmiec. Beech street; Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Rudders to Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan W. Nemeth, Hopelawn; Wilbur Realty and Development Company to George Olmezer, New Brunswick avenue; Colonia Village to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles T. Morrisen, Colonia boulevard; Colonia Village to Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.

Knud-sen. Colonia boulevard. Plainsboro: Mr. and Mrs. W.

Earl Ap-plegate to Mr. and Mrs. William C. West Cranbury Neck road. Piscataway township: Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Marshall to Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Crispo, Dunellen Terrace; New Market Homes, Inc.

to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Alabarda, Lakeview Terrace; Dorothy J. Pender to Mr.

and Mrs. William Pender, New Market Terrace. Madison: Margaret E. Meinzer to Otho E. Farrington, Stump creek; Christian A.

Sjoberg to Thomas McGrath, Clin ton avenue. Milltown: Wincenty Stankiewicz and others to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Van Haver-beck, Clay street. Monroe: National Life Insurance Com pany to Carl R.

Gray administrator of Veterans Affairs, rxew street; Mr. ana Mrs. Ludwig Cieslowski to Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Dubovich, Lake View Terrace.

South River: Edward A. Grella to Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Grella, Virginia street.

South Amboy: Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Disbrow and otners to Mr. ana Mrs.

Peter Jancola. Bertram avenue. Middlesex: George W. Hoffman and Sons, Incfl to Mr. and Mrs.

James V. Di Pasquale, Walnut street. comparatively few. N.B.C. has one in the making for Sunday evenings, a 90-minute variety production.

C.B.S. Is readying an hour for Frank Sinatra also Sun days, in addition to his recently introduced Saturday night video hour. At the same time the long list of "big" names that radio once called its own has dwindled con siderably. Many of these already are doubling in television, or plan to do so. In that category are Jack Benny, Edgar Bergen, Ar thur Godfrey, Amos and Andy, Bob Hope, Groucho Mark, Morton Downey and Paul Whiteman.

Others still exclusively radio are Red Skelton, Bing Crosby, Phil and Alice, Fibber and Molly and Ozzie and Harriet. mycoodness. oh. my ves WHILE PUZLE WWE rwU rWW ALU Trf UFAHTEO IAMIUY JEWELS OF TTHW TO THR CLAIOIPIKD PACES FtB OTHER IMSCAL BARGAI.N9. AUTOMOTIVE 11.

Automobiles for Sale 1941 DARK BLUE Oldsmobile four-door sedan, radio, beater, fully equipped, perfect condition, $1,00, one owner. Call X.D. 2-7S11. 3 DAY SPECIAL 1948 NASH 4-Door Sedan, radio, healer, beautiful green finish, low mileage, one owner. $795 DE ANGELIS BROS.

USED CAR OUTLET BILL CLARKE. Mfrr. S55 Woodbridgre Avenue N.B. or S049 BRUNO'S GARAGE 129 SANDFORD ST. CH.

7-0333 Authorized Dealer CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1933 CHEVROLET. 2-Dr. Good running condition, radio and heater. Good tires, Jlli. S.R.

6 0907-M. 1936 OLDSMOBILE Coupe, good condition, good rubber. Inquire 8 Newark Spotswood. HANDY MOTORS Authorized Dealer tor ROVER HILLMAN MINX SUNBEAM. TALBOT.

If. G. MORRIS MINER 821 HANDY ST. N.B. -711T 1935 FORD "1942 Motor, $125 or best offer N.B.

2-0716-W 1947 FORD Fully Equipped N.B. 2-836S-W. after 5 P. M. 1951 KAISER.

3.000 miles: 1939 Hudson, 3.000 miles, 6 weeks old. Private residence. Please call N.B. 2-SIS7 or Milltowa 8-0308. 1934 CHEVROLET.

$lal 1937 Chevrolet, 75, radio, heater and battery. Dunellen 2-3043. PLYMOUTH, Club Coupe. 1947, special deluxe, radio and heater. Excellent condition, low mile agre, $1150.

Call Mrs. Thomas. X.B. 2-2946. ROSSMEYER BROS.

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER Amboy Lake Metuchen See Pete for a Good Used Car 1938 DE SOTO, radio and heater. Good condition. $200. Milltowa '48 DODGE Club Coupe. Light beige, radio, heater, spot, back-up lights.

Low mileage, mechanically A-l. A real buy. $1295 DE1TZ MOTORS 701 Raritan Ave. N.B. 2-44S1 1950 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe, Club Coupe.

Fully equipped. $1895 USED CAR CENTER '416 Raritan Ave. Kilmer 5-59SS SPINELL1 MOTORS "Well Known for Service" Authorised FORD Dealer 111 Washington Rd. S.R. 6-0094 25 USED CARS wanted at once.

Fords, Plymouths, pre ferred highest price paid. Passamant K-F Sales 162 Church St. corner Jelln TeL N.B. 2-9794 FREEDMAN OLDSMOBILE SAFETY TESTED USED CARS 49 OLD? "98" Convertible. $2348 48 PONTIAC 4-Door $1395 47 OLDS "66" Club Coupe $1295 47 OLDS "It" 4-Door The Above Cars Are Fully Equipped and Carry Our Usual Guarantee SPECIALS 48 OLDS "76" 4-Door 11145 '46 BUICK Super 4-Door S10? 48 PLYMOUTH 4-Door 8 995 46 CHRYSLER 4-Door 998 41 DODGE Club Coup 41, PLYMOUTH 4-Door 298 '87 PONTIAC J-Door 198 FREEDMAN Oldsmobile Co.

68 FRENCH ST. Also Larg- Variety of Used Trucks to Choose From Open Evening; Till I P. M. Sunday 9 A. U.

to 1 P. H. DE ANGELIS CADILLAC CO. SALES SERVICE 841 Handy St, Kilmer 5-1347 1938 HUDSON Sedan. In Rood running condition.

Call Mill-town 8-0625-M. 1949 FORD Club Coupe. Radio and heater, plastic slip covers. Excellent condition. $1350.

Call Bound Brook 9-0631-W. 1947 DE SOTO, one owner. Good condition. $1100. M.B.

2-10118 from 9 to 5. 1938 PACKARD Cvlinder. Good shape Charter 7-0121-W B. C. MOTORS 123 Raritan Ave.

Tel. WEEK'S SPECIAL 1930 CHEVROLET 2-Door $1698 Open Evenings and Sunday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.

DE COZEN MOTOR CO. USED CAR OUTLET Green St, Traffic Circle on Route 25, Woodbridge Woodbridge 8-1175 Knoblock Brothers Studebaker Cars Trucks 165 PROSPECT ST. South River 6-2228 VAN LIEW MOTORS FORD SALES SERVICE Jamesburgr. N. 3.

1-0260 FELLER NASH CORP. Church A Jelln St. X.B. 2-7420 1950 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan. Dark green.

White wall tires. Radio and heater. Four month old. Price' 1995. Tel.

Railway 7-6288. LINCOLN-MERCURY NEW BRUNSWICK, Inc. 440 Raritan Ave. Highland Park Service Dept. 189 Townsend N.

B. OPEN 8 P. M. Saturday 8 A. M.

IS CHARTER 7-0234 1. LOST Young; Male Dalmatlon answers to name of King-, on Monday. Reward. Phone X.B. 2-0591-W.

LOST Man's diamond ring- In vicinity of Church or Albany Ft. Reward. Write F-1S, Home News. FOUND Pair lady' harlequin (classes, tortoise shell frame. X.B.

2-1439-W. Auctions JAMES P. BARR Licensed Auctioneer B. I-25U-M Personals Remove Unwanted Hair With Klectrolysls Treatment MILAZZO'S BEAUT SHOP 335 George St. K.B.

l-380 4. Business Personals TAKE ADVANTAGE of our 15 cash and carry discount by bringing; your laundry and cleaning- to our New Brunswick store. SuO Somerset Street. N.B. 2-5910 Little Falls Laundry.

WANTED Consultation with person experienced In ray detection. Mrs. I Ferguson, 36 Bayard K. B. 5.

Notices RUDOLPH the Red Nosed Reindeer "Pop Ups," now ready. H. L. DeVall, 52 Woodbridge Avenue, H. P.

6. Organization Notices RUMMAGE SALE, Oct. 20, 10:30 A. M. Specialty-Children's clothing-, bv Circle E.

First Reformed Church house, cor. Bayard and Neilson Street. RUMMAGE sale, Oct. 18 and 19. Temple Anshe Emeth, Livingston Ave, 9:30 to 3:30.

DESSERT card party. 1 P. M. Thursday, Oct. 19th, at Masonic Temple, Remsen Ave.

Tickets 50c. Highland Park O. E. S. SUPER RUMMAGE Sale.

Friday, Oct. 10th, 9 A. Highland Park Reformed Church Community House, South 2nd Ave. ALIOMOTTVE 11. Automobiles for Sale 1146 NASH Super 4-Door Sedan.

Very clean. Reasonable. Term. APPLEGATE MOTORS USED CAR CENTER Burnet St. Circle, Rt.

No. IS N.B. 2-10424 GOOD USED CARS FIERMONTI MOTORS BUICK SALES SERVICE Prospect St. South River 6-2200 MS FORD Sedan 42 MERCURY Sedan 41 PONTIAC Sedan 41 CHRYSLER Sedan 40 DODGE Sedan 40 WILLYS Sedan EASTON AVE. AUTO SALES 127 Easton Ave.

N.B. 2-1483 1949 FORD 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater. $1325. Bound Brook 9-24S0-W-2.

100 CARS WANTED NYBO AUTO SALES FINDERNE CROSSING SOM V1LLE 8-3040 'CLASSIFIED ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS taininc 3.98 acres and beinff shown Lot 2 in Block 123 on the Raritan Townshio Assessment Mao. Tract 330. Description: All that tract or parcel ot land situate In the Towns Id of Raritan County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the southeasterly line of the Pennsylvania Rail road right if way, said point being also the southwesterly corner of Lot 3A, in Block 123 on the Raritan Township Tax Map dated June 1, 1926; running thence in northeasterly along the southeaster! line of said Lot 3A, 320.04 feet to the southeasterly corner oi said Lot; thence Ui southeasterly and along the south westerly line of Lots 5J. 5C and 6 in Block 123. 953.4 feet to a point; thence Iji southwesterly through land now or formerly of V.

Alnscow 525 feet, more or less, to the northeasterly corner of Lot IS in Block 119; thence (4 northwesterly along the easterly line of Block 119 across Cedar Street and long the easterly line of Lot 2C in Block 123, 1140 feet, more or less, to tne point of place of beainnln Being a part of Lot 4A in Block 123 on tne said Raritan Township Tax Map. Con taining 9.12 Seres, more or less. Tract kk 33d to 3(8 incl. All tnose certain lota, tracts or parcels of land and premises, hereinafter particularly described, situ. ate, lying and being in the Township of Raritan, County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey, and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the easterly boundary of lands of Carpenter and Rutgers said point oeinj aiso xne soutneasieny corner of Block 41 as shown on the Raritan Township Assessment Map, running thence (1) westerly along lands of Carpenter and Rutgers two hundred seventy feet uu i to a potnt in said land and In the easterly boundary of Watson Avenue; thence (2) northerly along the easterly Dounaary oi watson Avenue tnree Hun dred forty-five and five tenths feet 1345.3') to a point in said boundarv: thence (3) easterly along the southerly boundary of Lot 44 in Block 41 as shown on the aforementioned map two hundred thirty-five feet more or less to a point in the westerly boundary oi tanas oi j.

is. btevens estate; tnence (4) southerly alonff the last mentinnrd boundary three hundred fifty feet 350'l more or less to the noint or nlace of Beginning. Being shown as Lots No. 45-58 Incl. in Block 41 as shown on the Raritan Township Assessment Map.

Subject to the rights, if any, of the publie to use any road or highway now in existence or which may hereafter be constructed under existine statutes, all reversionary rights shall vest in the United States. Subject to all rights of way or easements for telephone, telegraph or electric light or power trans mission purposes wnicn may appear upon physical examination of the lands or in tne records. Tracts 370AA. 370A. 37oB 370C and 370 to 380, Inclusive.

Descrip tion: aii tnat tract or parcel of land. situate in the Township of Raritan. County Of Middlesex and Stat of Nu jersey, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the south westerly line of lands now of formerly of Charles End. delineated as Lot lo in biock Z2 on the Raritan Township Tax Map dated June 1, 192S. said point being also in the southeasterly line of Cherry Street; running thence (1) southeasterly and along the southwesterly line of said lanns of tna las feet to a point in tne nonnwesieriy line or land now or for merly of J.

B. Stevens Estate, delineated as Lot 11 in Block 22 on said Map; thence )2i southwesterly along the said lands of Stevens Estate 363.3 feet, more or less, to southeasterly corner of Lot 16 in Block 46. as shown on the said map; thence I3 northwesterly and alone the north easterly line of said Lot 16, 185 feet, more or less, to the aoutheasterly line of Cherry Street; thence 4 northeasterly along the said southeasterly line of Cherry Street 333.7 feet to the point or Llace of beginning. Being delineated a ots 1-13, inclusive, in Block 4 on the said Raritan Township Tax Map. Containing 1.8 acres, more or less.

Dated: October 4. 1930, Alfred E. ModirelH, United States Attorney. Walter Goldberg. Special Attorney.

This notice is directed to the following: Alexander Merchant and Margaret B. Merchant, hi wife, Lahiera Park Realty Company. Heirs, devisees, representatives and assigns of John R. De Mott. John S.

Stiger. Sophie Dittenhoefer, Michael M. Lupardis, and their heirs, devisees, representatives and assigns. Enid Cunningham Van Law, widow. A.

Roy Ainscow and Laura Alnscow, his wife. George W. Ainscow and Ruth Ainscow, his wife. Edith A. Kara-koosh and Charles Karakoosh, her husband.

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