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The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
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Central Daylight saving Time. Add
Two Hours.

2:30 p. m.-Sunday radio chapel,
Rev G. A. Mackporter. st. Edmunds
Episcopal Church, The Voice Of
God"
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800 METERS UNLESS OTHERWISE
NOTED,

WDM-CHURCH OF THE COvEN-
ANT.
Conn. Ave. and n st.
IL a. m-Morning service. sermon
by DIR. Charles Wood. D. D.. pastor.
p. m.-Evening service. sermon
by DR.. Wood, Character Testing.
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Broadcasting Programs, Dates and
Wavelengths for This Week.
LOCAL STATIONS DAILY.
MAMMAL RADIO STATION

1890 m-Meeorological report $3.50 of
mitter.
and m-Tme signal, weather report, ship orders
= 1890 p. m-Naval press Waveength a65o
WWX-POSTOFFIcE DEPARTMENT STATION.
mWeather report; n,arkegram; both RADIO
phone 1I6o
$3.50 m, c. w. telegraph msrketgram
1880 dairy products for grain report
Radophone I,I6o meters
m. and radio
All radiophone
Qunefers srneS Sxo&neruus
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Kentucky has sirty-nve women msnafen
and superintendents Of manufacturing stab
nshments.
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WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
NOF.
S:3o to $3.50 p. m.-Music. ara
meters.
THURSDAY-WMU.
g. p. m.-Music.
DISTANT STATIONS DAILY.
KDKA - Pittsburgh; VIZ
Newark; KYW-Chicago; WBZ-
Springfield; WGI-Medford. Mass;
WVP-Fort Wood, N. Y; WGY
Schenectady, N. Y. Also KQV
--Doubleday-Hill Electric Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, on Monday, Wed
nesday and Thursday nights at
$500 o'clock.
.NuEnyII z Enp DpnGpAM
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~ you u-FsnsIn over stout you are
shortening your life; did you ever
see fat people at an old age?
Reduce your weight, improve your
health. determIns TO lenothen your
life.
.ohtaln koreIn tabules, follow the
simple, easy directions Of Korein
system; become slender gradually.
The nabbiness In your face and
neck should disappear, your eyes
should become brighter. your figure
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ATCH HERALD DAILY SCHEDULE FOR PROGRAM.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
DEEP WATERS
. BIZ ZOE sDCKI.sY :

told himself. I'm imagining
things"
He didn't take the black-and-
white cab. but stood there, a sort Of
pull upon his mind OBTAINING him,
Something made him go back into
the drug store, lift the receiver and
call his home. He'd just tell Jnnior
that he was off in the morning on
the "zeeland"-and IL he had any
last-minute thing to say he could
reach him up to sailing time.
His heart sank unaccountably at
Juniors lifeless voice saying:
"Au right, .ather, IL there IL any
Alice wasn't able to make you see
that isl don't know-Oh, / don't
know what" He trliled off inco-
herently.
WELL, I don't suppose there is
ed a moment. hoping the boy would
So. "Wait a minute, father" B {
there was silence. He heard the
click of the cutoff.
He went out, bought a few toilet
articles for which he preferred mot
send to his home, and went on
board the iceland. Hurrying to his
cabin he locked the door, lay down
his bed and gave up to bitter
Illumination. Hours passed. He fell,
into a leaden sleep. A steward
looked in in the morning. Break
fast, sir?' And Barrett heard the
swish Of waves against a moving
boat.
fCopyright. 1914. NGA sAEy1eea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
TO MEET
AT LONG BRANCH

The Third District of the New Jer-
sey Women's Clubs will hold a con-
vention in the Long Branch Presby-
terrain church. Monday. December 4.
The hostess OF the grand meeting
will be the Long Branch Women's
Club.
The convention win consist of two
sessions. the first being at 1880 in
the morning, at which time a series
Of two-minute reports of the club
will be made.
The afternoon session will consis.
Of addresses from the chief officers,
one of which will be delivered by the
state president, Mrs. A. B. ProaI. The
other speakers who will address the
afternoon services are: Mrs. II. Fl.
Clark. second vice president; Mrs.
B. G. Wooster, chairman of Depart
ment of Finance, and Mrs. H. N,
Simmons, chairman of Industrial and
Social Conditions.
All members of the Federated
Clubs are requested to attend, as
some very important business is to
be discussed. The Motor Corps wo-
men will meet all those wishing to
attend the meeting at the trains.
Luncheon will also be served after
the morning session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
CHAPTER IT
BARRETT SEWERS LAST TIE

Barrett flung away from, Myra
Deans shattered house in savage re-
goit against the world. He had been
Tor q long time in a state OF nerves,
in which it seemed every element in
his life was hostile. His business,
his home, his social life seemed all
askew. Responsibilities weighed up
on him. the things he used most ~
love, palled-work, his office, read.
ing. motoring, golf. Everything eth
err bored or tangled. Only Myra had
stood out as a refuge Of peace ano
sympathy.
Now that she. too. had turned
from him, he was glad in a way. He
owed no one any consideration. His
last doubts were resolved. He would
get out of this maddening monot-
ony of respectable suffering, this
hideous death-in-life.
Telephoning from a drug store,
he gave orders to the club steward
to have his bags sent to the Zee
land at once. He would spend the
night on board. It made him feel
more severed from unpleasant
things.
He walked out of the store and
looked for a cab. A black-and-
white one was just drawing to the
curb, with a girl in it that reminded
him of Alice: a boy who looked like
John.
A pang went through him as he
realized on second glance that they
bore little resemblance to his chill
Hxan-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
PARTY FROCKS QUITE SIMPLE

Basqued frocks are still most
popular for girls party wear,
though they are decidedly the
basques of this eason and no other.
Waistlines are lower. occasionally
the skirts are gored, the BASQUE
bodice no longer wrinkles across
the front but is gathered into full
ness on each side.
Sometimes the basque front con-
tinues in a panel that falls to the
hem. Sleeves are short or non-ex-
istent.
Chiffon velvet is the favorite ma
terial. It may be plain, but often is
brocaded or embroidered in metal
thread. White velvet and silver is
the smartest color scheme, with sill
yer and black and white and gold
following close behind.
All colors are good, but nc cos
tune is fashionable without a touch
of metal cloth or metal embroidery
somewhere about it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Imagination in Children

Most mothers know that they
don't have to teach a child to be
imaginative, he Is born with thar
ability and left to himself Will de-
velop it. They also know hal un-
less they watch carefully, even TINS
tendency can be overdone n the
child develop into q nuisance 10 IL
self and It's associates.
All of know OF the child VINO qulte
solemnly tells us that the doctor mas
iust been at his house and has u
OF his sisters hand. No argument
will shake such a child from his
story and the usual parent Is SO en-
tertained that he refuses to take
him seriously. -
Nothing can equal in future pen
sat- the stimulation Of the childish
imasination in legitimate ways:
Fairy stories he must have, ana
stories in which the youtnlui
listener Is called upon to furnish
the beginning or the end.
Games in which the small person
has q part, allow him to view lie
in & way which would otherwise be
Impossible. The child cannot take
part in dueis, he cannot fly or ride
or swim alone. He cannot follow
the activities which he sees all
about him, except IN make believe.
But in this way he can engage IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
BY MARIAN Hale

MONTCLAIR, Dec. Hair nets,
corsets, heels, wells, gloves-these
are the modern business woman's
creed
Not only does It keep her In the
paths of selfassurance and mental
peace; it leads eventually to BUSH
ness success.
This from Mrs. Betty Laurence.
head of a brush business which,
through her own efforts. she has
built up to national proportions.
Greed a Necessity
"a business woman should have
a clothes creed by which she lives
religiously," says Mrs Laurence. II
have such a creed and I have never
tempared with it I am certain it
has helped me in my work.
almost any woman smart
enough to make her way In business
knows how to buy a modish suit and
becoming hat. But il is easy for her
to be too busy to pay attention to
her costumes details-the access
sories
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
WOMAN'S CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN GIRLS

Miss Bobby Besier. soprano, ao-
oompanied by Miss Elinor Everitt,
will give a costume song recital for
young and grown UP children at the
regular meeting of the Woman's
Club. to be held in the Presbyterian
Chapel Monday night at 8 o'clock.
It will be Daughters Night" and
the Girls Club will be guests # the
Woman's Club on this occasion.
Miss Besler will give several
groups of songs. Songs for Prac-
tice Hour" Songs from the South
Songs Of Old France" Songs
About Lots Of Things" and eau
tionary Tales" Further details OF
the program leads to the beii.s that
it will be a most interesting one.
Members of the Girls Club whS
have not secured their membership
card, should do so at once, as they
will not be admitted without these
necessary requirements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
ST. PETERS WOMEN
TO MEET MONDAY

The woman's Guild, of st. Peters
church will hold a special meeting
in the Parish house. in Rector
street, Monday afternoon at 5
o'clock, to make final arrange
ments for the church supper to be
held in the Parish House, o We'd
nesday, December s. At the same
time, the Rector's Guild will hold a
sale offering fancy articles and
candy. The menu to be served is
most tempting consisting of Chicken
Patties, peas. scalloped potatoes,
rolls. cranberry sauce, cabbage
salad, pie and coffee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
OK VANISHED WHEN HELEN CARRIED HEk HEAD CORRECTLY

it fall forward on the chest as far as
it will go. feeling a little pull on the
spine. Repeat this slowly several
times.
Stretch the Muscles
Rest the head IT the back Of the
neck, and slowly open the mouth,
then close II. drawing the lower jaw
up to the upper one. You will feel
a decided pull on the muscles of
the neck.
Apply a good crea frequently on
the neck and shoulders, turning the
head to the right, massage from the
hack of the Ear down to the sho1l-
der blade. with a firm, rotary move
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

ment. Then turn to the left, ana
with the left hand massage the right
side in the same way.
Too much flesh about the neck
destroys the line Of youth. How
ever, you can rarely reduce the neck
and shoulders effectively without re-
ducing the flesh generally.
Remember this-it is really your
mental attitude that determines the
way you carry your head Look M,
not down. Develop a personality anu
know that you really amount to
something. Then carry yourself that
way.
Copyright, 1921, NEA serivcs)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
PLAN FOR BAZAAR
AT. GRACE CHURCH

A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Fifteen Hundred"
was held last night at which time
final plans and preparations were
made for the bazaar to be held in
the basement of the Grace Lutheran
church, next Wednesday and Thurs
day nights, December 6 and. 4.
Booths will be erected for fancy ar
ticles, aprons, candy and cookies.
hot dogs parcel post and two fortune
tellers will also hold court. Dona-
lions are asked to kindly be sent to
the church, Tuesday, December 5, If
possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus
BOILED
BY Bertha e. Shapleigh
OF Columbia University

If pudding is to be cooked in a
cloth, have the cloth soaked thor
oughly in hot water, wiring dry, and
C, oled. Dredge cloth with flour
that pudding shall not stick to 1t.
The water in the pot must pc boil
ing when the pudding is put in, 1 I'd
continue boiling the entire time,
otherwise the water would soak in
to the cloth, or the steam condense
into water, and make the pudding
heavy.
AS the water boils away, aly avs
replenish with boiling water.
Never add cold water to kettle, as
that will make the pudding heavy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

MATERIALS: Any good wood,
dowel pins, brads, glue, hinges,
paint.
Spend at least ten minutes study
ing the above diagram. Cut, plane,
and s~andpaper all pieces as indi-
Gated
Start to assemble by fastening the
front, back, and side pieces to the
legs, using dowel pins and glue (See
the dictionary for "dowel pins" if
necessarily
The two big pieces that form the
sides are Get " from the ipside
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

all the perils or land or sea and
experience them as surely, as
though he actually took part IN
them. Blocks and all contsructtve
games offer limitIess possibilities
and because Of this are builders OF
the healthfuI imagination.
1t does not seem logical to sup
pose that we can allow q child to
main truthful; but very early the
line between fact and fancy can be
made plain SO that oven while the
child is entertaining himself with
flights of imagination he under
stands that no one is deceived. or
made unhappy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
NURBABYdndMINE
KMYRrR NEYERELDRED

There are q dozen questions
that mothers would like to ask
about their babies and yet hest
tate to bother the doctor. II you
are about to wean the baby or
prepare a 1eyet. are confused
about change of diet or clothing.
write to Mrs. Eidred. care OF
the "Your Baby and Mine" de-
partment of this newspaper and
ask for assistance. Letters given
personal attention IL accompan-
led by self-addressed, stamped
envelope.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

NETS keep the hair in order from
0 to 5. I have found them essential
"Corsets keep the person smart
and trim looking.
Ugh heels have to be watched
daily; low heels less often. Nothing
lowers the tone of ones appearance
more quickly than a rundown heel.
wells are more a matter of PEI
sonal preference, but I prefer them.
Inconspicuous in pattern and de-
sign, of course. they always should
be.
Gloves mark the lady or they
don't"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

edges of the legs. u strips, which
serve as drawer guides, r braided
along their inside lower edges, thus
making the drawers run more
smoothly than they would If they
rubbed against the whole surface of
the side pieces. Drawer runners
are braided in place as shown.
A horizontal piece. approximately
l2"x13", 81 thick, is inserted above
the drawers, and below the diagonal
piece to which the foot-rest is
hinged. The hinge enables the foot
rest to be folded down inside when
net = -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
How to Make a Shoe-Shining Cabinet

Strips. ~ thick and 1Ks wide.
braided along the top and bottom
edges of the front, back. and aides
Of the cabinet, give an attractive
panel appearance, without al The
hard work Of making panels d The
regular cabinet-making style. NQte
that the back strip, to which tie ~
is hinged. is heavier.
Dimensions for drawers are IL
exact size of the openings. FInGe
them down a little to make fkcu
run smoothly.
Set all brads. putty ~ al
and paint r. snam1l ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED.

You will not allow the spoon TO
remain in the cup while drinking a
beverage.
Neither will you blow upon any
beverage to cool it.
In eating soup you will dip with
an outward motion from the far
side of the plate and will imbibe
the soup from the side of the spoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Ugly Neck Unnecessary

The hollows in her neck, and the
bad line about the back of her neck
soon disappeared when she develop
ed the pride in her appearance an
the confidence in herself which she
had lacked.
There is absolutely no necessity
for an ugly neck. It is easy 60
beautify it If you go about matters
scientifically.
If you have hollows In front OF
the shoulders, lines about the neck
and bagginess just where the neck
Joins the chin, you may be sure the
muscles have lost their firmpess anu
have relaxed, permitting the skin to
fall into lines and folds.
Learn how to mold the muscles OF
the neck and face to restore their
tirmness and contour. Also examine
your profile in your mirror and see
if you are holding your head too far
forward. If SO, You r giving fat
a wonderful chance to settle or the
back, across the shoulders. pushing
forward the muscles of the neck -
that they become relaxed
Proper Exercise
The following exercises are ex-
celIent to assist in restoring the
smooth firm contour to the
neck and shoulders. Do these seat
ed, being sure TO hold the shoulf-
ers erect.
Turn the head to the right Until
you can look over the shoulder and
down the back. Turn the head for
ward again, and look to the left as
far as you can. Repeat this alter
nately.
Then drop the head back easily on
the back Of the neck as far as 1t viii
go. Raise the head slowly and let
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Plan Masque Ball

Plan MaSqu6 d
The st. Cecilia Singing Society
will hold a masquerade and ball on
the night of January s, at the st.
Stephens Polish auditorium. S. P.
Rostkowski. director of the society's
choir, has also arranged a concert
program for the annual entertain
ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
MISS RETTA DEATs

Derma Piasts and BoncilIa Massage
Board of Trade Bldg, Room 4
1914 Perth Amboy. N. j
o03cs Heurs. Mon, wed. Eri- ia.ss-eR
1osss zbsss ~. 1A1e-& y =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

gar and lemon juice. All vinegar or
all lemon juice may be used instead
Of the combination. Beat mixture
well, add Ia of the oil and beat un-
til smooth, add another 1-3 of the
oil and beat until smooth then add
the last third of oil. 1t is well 10
have the ingredients cold before
combining. Add the chill sauce, more
chilli u may be added If desired.
Mayonnaise dressing may be made
by leaving out the chill sauce. The
method used for combining is called
3-minute mayonnaise.
Caramel Custard
4 cs scalded milk
2 eggs
1-2 t salt
1 t vanilla
liz C sugar
Put sugar in pan, stir constantly
over fire until melted to a strip OF
light brown color. Add gradually to
the milk being careful that milk
does not bubble over as is liable On
account of high temperature of SUI
gar. AS soon as the sugar is melted
in the milk add the mixture gradu-
ally to the egg slightly beaten. Add
salt and fiavoring. Bake in a slow
oven until firm which may be deter
mined by running a silver knife
through the custard. If the knife
comes out clean the custard is done.
Chill and serve with caramel sauce.
Caramel Sauce
1-2 C sugar
1-2 C boiling water
Melt sugar as for caramel custard,
49, L@41 4 n wof-rN- Haal
before serving.
2 t cocoa
2 t sugar
IA c boiling water
1 c milk
Speck of salt.
Mix dry ingredients, add water
and boil 8 minutes. Add milk and
heat to boiling point. This is sufh-
cient for 2 small cups.
Clam Chowder
/ can of corn
4 cs potatoes (cut in cubes)
1-2 lbs. cube fat salt pork.
1 sliced onion
4 cs milk
Salt and pepper
Cut pork into small pieces and try
out. Add onion and cook 5 minutes.
Add potatoes and 2 cups Of boiling
water, cook until potatoes are al
most soft, add corn and milk. Sea-
son with salt and pepper.
Cheese Crackers
Sprinkle saltines or soda crackers
with mild cheese CIR young American
cheese and paprika. Place in oven
and let cheese melt.
Apple Betty
Small loaf of stale bread
IA G butter
1 at sliced apples
IA G sugar
Ia t nutmeg
Grated rind and juice of a lemon
Remove soft part of bread and
crumb. Melt butter and stir in light
ly with fork. Cover bottom of a but
tered pudding dish with crumbs and
spread over one-half of the apples.
Sprinkle with one-half the sugar,
spices and lemon juice and rind mix
ed together. Repeat, with re-
naming crumbs and bake 40 min
utes in a moderate oven. Cover at
first to prevent crumbs browning too
rapidly. Serve with sugar and
cream.
Scottish Fancies
1 egg
1-2 c sugar
2-3 T melted butter
1 C rolled oats
Id { salt
Ia t vanilla
Beat egg until Light. add gradually
the sugar and then stir in the re-
manning ingredients. Drop mixture
nv fuIs on ~fhOrnueh1v preas-
ed pan. Spread into circular shape
and bake in a moderate oven until
~delicately Drowned. To give variety
use two-thirds cup of rolled oats ard
fill cup with shredded cocoanut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Well Balanced Meals
observation-disclosures

A meeting was held recently at
the Randolphville schoolhouse. I'M
der the direction of the Middlesex
County Office of Farm Demonstra-
ton, with Miss Frances NJ. Whit
comb, home demonstration agent. in
charge. The Middlesex County Of
flee co-operates with the United
States Department OF Agriculture,
New Jersey Agricultural College, in
this work. The following is an &C.
count of this interesting meeting:
At the schoolhouse five women
met with the local leader, Mrs. +.
Randolph and the home DEM
onstration agent, Miss Frances
Whitcomb, to cook and discuss a
menu for a day.
This menu had been selected, with
sons changes, from the menus
which were handed III by the wom-
en- at a previous meeting.
The breakfast was not cooked as
that is more or less Of a type meal
Of fruit, cereal, egg, bread and hot
drink.
DINNER
Casserole of Lamb
Graham Nut Bread
Lettuce and Russian dressing
Caramel Custard Cocoa
SUPPER
Corn Chowder Cheese Crackers
Apple Betty with Whipped Cream
Scottish Fancies Milk
The above menu was selected as
best with the following points in
mind:
Nutritive value.
Cost OF meal flood and fuel.
Time spent in preparation.
Palatability.
The nutritive value of a menu
should be determined by the guam
tity of certain foods which it on
tains.
Milk per day:
1 quart for each child.
/ pint for each adult.
This quantity includes raw milk
and that used in cooking.
Vegetables:
2 each day besides potatoes.
One of these a green vegetable.
Fruit:
Two times a day.
Meat:
Only once a day.
After the meals were prepared h
women divided into two groaps, three
ate the supper and four the dinner.
A discussion Of the meals followed.
Recipes were exchanged and food
calendars were given out for the wo-
men to check up on their foods for
three weeks. A follow up meeting
will be held on December 10.
Following are some of the recipes
used:
Casserole OF Lamb
1 IL lbs. stewing lamb
2 medium carrots
medium potatoes
2 onions
/ C peas
1-2 cs boiling water.
Dredge meat with -four. Put in
hot frying pan and turn frequently
until scared and Drowned on both
sides. Season with salt and pepper.
add onions. carrots, potatoes and
water and let cook five minutes or
until the gravy has had a chance to
thicken. More flower may be added
for thickening IL gravy is not thick
enough. Pour into a casserole dish
and bake one hour. The peas may
be added one-half hour before serv-
ing.
Graham Nut Bread
lStir 1 t of baking soda into IL G
of molasses. Add 2 cs sweet or sour
milk, 1-2 C sugar, 1 t salt, 2 cs gra-
ham -four and l c OF white -four and
1 cup of walnuts and raisins cut fine.
Mix well, bake 1 hour IN moderate
oven,
Russian Dressing
1 t mustard
1 t salt
i t sugar
Few grains cayenne
2 T lemon juice
2 T vinegar
1 1-2 cs olive oil
Ia c chill sauce
Mix dry ingredients. add eggs and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

NO NEEDLES TO CHANGE
With the Edison. Call at Mon
talvo's and appreciate this con-
venience-
2n2 Madison Ave. Dor. Market
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
THE NEW EDISON

Is absolutely beyond COMPARE
son. Prove this for yourself at
M~ONTLAVO'S.
252 Madison Ave-, Cor. Market
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
By ELSIE WATERBURY MORRIS
(Famous New York Beauty Expert)

Il k1LAAouo %NS" 1oAA
Much Of a woman's charm de-
ponds on the way she carries her
head. The most lovely face loses
its attraction IL it is not carried by
a graceful, beautiful neck, and an
i. 1sion of beauty, quite unfounded
on features is created frequently by
the regal way in which some vomen
carry their heads.
Helen had allowed herself to slump
and paid no attention to the way she
carried herself, so consequently she
had an unlovely neck, and a de-
cided double chin. Yet when she
held her head correctly and stood
properly. there was only a sugges-
ton of this.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

NATIONAL CASH REGIsTER CO
sKREBS" only authorized agent 10
Middlesex County: new and second hand
Cash Registers on monthly payments
Repairs. supplies. 10 West Grand street
Elizabeth. N. J.