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The New York herald., 1922-11-25

Harry Krulewitch. s224; Harry Sellinger.
SSa: Villain RasSin Co., Si3I, and X.
Crater, Sls4. NJ. l.. Krulewitch, 81 Broad
way, attorney.
Irving Bierer. trading Irving Shoe shop.
a Second avenue, on complaint of Louis
Morrison, with a claim of 81 200. Archi =
bald Palmer $40 Broadway. attorney.
l.. $. LEATHER GOODS CO., INC
Involuntary against l.. & S. Leather Goods
OF three creditors, Harold Olliffe. 500:
Irving Markowitz. $3.50, and Naomi Ransom,
$3.50 Henry z. Cohen, lis broadway, at
torney.
NORRIS ZEIFF-Involuntary against Morris
Zein, silk tobber. West Twenty seventh
street. complaint of Laura keepnews
with claim of 81 200. David II. Glad
stone. 236 Broadway, attorney.
WIESEN & GARDNER BROS.--Involuntary
against Louis Wiener and Samuel and
Barney Gardner, trading as Wiesen Gard
ner Bros, furriers, 80 East Ninth street,
on complaint of three creditors. Irene Fin
kelm. $500; Anna Levy, 81. and Clair
Well. SSH Alex S. Marcuson, 256 Broad
way, attorney.
BENJAMIN LAsKER-Invoiuntary against
West Twenty-sixth street. on complaint of
two creditors, s. Stimmel, $42e. and rheo-
dore Perlman, S400. Joseph Krinsky, 320
Broadway, attorney.
IRVING SHOE SHOP--Second involuntary
against Irving Rierer, trading as Irving
shoe shop, a Second avenue, on complaint
OF William Kneeland. with claim of $500.
Lesser Bros. 200 Broadway. attorneys.
STAR DRESS MFG. CO.--Involuntary against
Philip S. Laskcr, trading Star Dress
Mfg. Co., 122 West Twenty sixth street. on
complaint of three creditors, Lillian Fine.
s14: Betty P. Levy. sal. and Gertrude
Vein. s46s. Shame & Weinrib, 200 Broad
way, attorneys.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery to 18th 81. UncIusl,e,.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
day in the United States District Court were ::
LOUIS TAUB-Judge A. n. Hand appointed
Arthur Y Dalzel receiver for Louis Taub.
fruits. no address given. with bond of
$1,000. Assets are estimated at 10000.
Charles IL. Herbst, POI Broadway, Is at
torney.
ISAAC BUSCH-Judge Hand appointed Sam
uel Sturtz receiver for Isaac Busch, cloaks
and suits, 125 Division street, with bond of
81 900. Liabilities are estimated at S15.-
600 and assets at $4,000. Shaine & Vein
rib. 200 broadway. attorneys.
ARROW FUR CO., INC.-Judge Hand ap-
pointed Walter L. Bryant receiver for Ar
row Fur Co., Inc, 342 Seventh avenue,
with bond OF 81 900. Liabilities are esti-
mated at $4,000 and assets at $500.
Burnstein Geist, 216 Fifth avenue. are
attorneys.
BENJAMIN LASKER-Judge Hand appointed
Joseph 7. Stearns receiver for Benjamin
Lasker cloaks and suits. l22 West Twenty
sixth street, with bond of $1,000. Liabili-
ties are estirsated at $40. 600 and assets at
5000. Shame Weinrio, 299 Broadway.
are attorneys.
WIESEN, GARDNER G. RROTHER-Judge
Hand appointed A. Welles Stump receiver
for Louis Wiesen and Samuel and Barney
Gardner, trading Wiesen, Gardner
Brother. furriers, 80 East Ninth street.
with bond of 81 900. Liabilities are esti-
mated at SIG, 900 and assets at $1,000 Alex
s. Marcuson, 256 Broadway. Is attorney.
The New York herald., 1922-11-25

The first name Il that Of tho debtor; the
second that OF the creditor and date When
Judgment was filed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

Via bus lines at Florida Grove
road and New Brunswick n
Best Auto Road Route
BY Florida Grove road and New
Brunswick venue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

gateway in tow of a luggage laden
porter; and Dupont had torn himself
away from his fond familiar and
urched after the count; and Ian
yard, after a little wait. had followed
in turn; he was able to see for him.
self that Dupont had contrived to be
berthed in the same carriage with de
Lorgnes; proving that he did not
mean to let the count out of sight.
day or night.
Well weary, Lanyard proceeded to
his own compartment, in the car
ahead and turned in.
But he was not of those who sleep
we'll on trains. He was awake at
Dion and again at Laroche, about g
quarter after six. There, peering
out of the window to identify the
station, he was startled to see the
broad. round shouldered back of AL
bert Dupont making away across the
rails-leaving the train!
1t was not feasible to dress and
pursue, even had it been wise.
The newspapers of Paris. hat day,
had a sensation; in n compartment
which he had occupied alone on the
night express from Lyons, a man had
been found with his throat cut, his
clothing ripped to rags, even his
luggage slashed to ribbons.
Whether through chance or inten-
ton, every possible clew to the VIC
TINS identity was missing.
Continued i'm Our Next Issue)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
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3az j. e. ;:.:!s ht Ss s5!:!

| 1t a changed man.
The pointed beard of Monsieur
Duchemin was no more. The rough
tweed walking suit had been re-
placed by a blue serge.
The papers of Andrew Duchemin
were crisp black ashes in the fire.
place of the room which Lanyard
had just quilted. all but the letter
of credit; and this last a enclosed
in an envelope, to be sent to London
by registered post with a covering
note to request that the unpaid bal
ance be forwarded in French bank
notes to Monsieur Paul Martin, gem
era. delivery, Paris; Paul Martin
being the name which appeared on
an entirely new set of papers of
identification which Lanyard had
thoughtfully secreted in the lining
of the tweed coat before leaving
London.
Lanyard had testimony to the
thoroughneSs of the transformation
in his looks twice within an hour.
The first was when, leaving the
hotel he found himself suddenly face
to face with Dupont.
The beady little eyes of the thug
comprehended him in a glance, and
rejected him as of positively no in
terest to Albert Dupont, a complete
stranger and a cheap ont at that.
He ~re-entered the hotel and sought
its restaurant. where the untiring
Long Arm of Coincidence took him
cy the hand and led him to a table
Immediately adjoining one occupied
exclusively by Monsieur lie Comte de
Lorgnes.
But now, Lanyard told himself,
enc knew what had dragged Dupont
in such hot haste to Lyons. Some
how word had reached him, probably
by telegraph, that monsieur lie
ccmte was waiting there to keep a
rendezvous. And if you asked him,
Lanyard would confess his firm con-
viction that the other party to the
rendezvous would prove to be the
person Cor persons) who had effected
the burglary at Chateau de Monta-
laIs.
But as time passed it became evil
dent that there had been a hitch
somewhere; de Lorgnes was fretting
when Lanyard first saw him; be-
fore his dinner was half served his
nerve was giving way.
At length, de Lorgnes called for
his addition and fled the restaurant.
Lanyard arrived in the foyer in time
to see de Lorgnes settle his account
ana hear him instruct a porter to
have his luggage ready for the one
twelve express for Paris.
At midnight de Lorgnes was Who'll
~ in despair. Half an hour later
wove an unsteady but most digniied
way back to the foyer of the hotel.
Immediately Dupont and his fell
low paid and left the cafe.
Lanyard returned to his room to
get a new bought travelling bag, and
started for the train afoot.
In the Care de Perrache Lanyard
witnessed a farewell scene between
the little man and Dupont.
And when Monsieur lie Comte de
Lorgnes had wavered throush the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
NOW
READY To TALK
Elizabeth Man Lost 26 Pounds
and Ached All Over--TanIaC
Restores Him

Just give me Tanlac and you
may have all the other medicines"
says Charles i. CrossmGn, of 231
Delaware street. Elizabeth, N. J. II
have just finished my first bottle.
but 1 am feeling so much better that
I am ready right now to tell every
body about it.
II would get up mornings with
all my muscles aching and stiff and
feeling like a cripple. 1 had lost
tw~enty-siX pounds in weight and had
so little streng and energy that 1
simply had to force myself to work.
My appetite went back on men, l
had frequent binding headaches and
often got SO dizzy I could hardly
stand up.
81 was habitually constipated,
very and knew what
sound sleep was. The change that
has come over me since / got Tanlac
is astonishing. Already I am eating
like a horse and my troubles are so
near gone that I hardly notice them
any more. l expect to stick right
to Tanlac for it is fast making a
new man of me-
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-adV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
SOUTH AMBOY

AT the City Hospital last night, 1t
was learned that Richard j. Lown-
des. who was struck by an automo-
bile last Sunday afternoon, upon fur
Their examination was found also to
be suffering from a broken shoulder.
in addition to shock and several
bruises and decorations.
Yesterday morning, part of the
Eighteenth Infantry of the First Di-
vision. passed through here. This
company has been stationed at Camp
Dix for some time but now that
this cantonment will be torn down,
they have been transferred.
Mrs. Joseph Compton and MIS-.
Rebecca Stratton have returned to
their homes here after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Stratton, in
Asbury Park, for one week.
Mrs. Lawrence Kenny, Jr, will
sal! Tor for Key West, where
she will join her husband. She mas
been visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hickey, for the
past few months.
Thomas Haven, who formerly re-
sided in this city but now in Jersey
City, visited with his friends here
last Sunday.
Thursday night under the auspices
of the Women's Republican Unit and
the Mems Republican Club, a mass
meeting will be held at the high
school auditorium at 8 o'clock.
Every voter is requested to attend.
Among the noted speakers will be
Senator Parry of Newark, who holds
the record for addressing more audi
ences as a four-minute speaker dur
ing the war than any other man in
this country. Aside from good speak
ing. entertainers of the highest order
will be present.
Mr., and Mrs. George =. Harvey
spent yesterday visiting with reia-
tivcs in Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young are
visiting for a wey days in Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coyne, of
George street, are leaving today for
Detroit, Cleveland and other cities
in the west.
The local coal bumpers have been
kept very busy of late on account of
the large amount of coal running
through here. However, very little
hard coal has so far beer handled,
the largest part being bituminous.
John Latka will appear before
Judge Rueben Forg0tson on Thurs
day to stand trial for injuries caused
by his automobile to r. j, Loundes
last Sunday afternoon.
John Samuelson, of George Street,
was a visitor in Perth Amboy last
night.
Ballots for primary election will
shortly be distributed TO the voters
in this city. Primary day, next Tues
day. should be a very interesting
election as far as this city is con-
cerned. The nomination of Il
Gilman on the Democratic ticket in
the second ward will probably be the
most closely contested.
About $50 last night a party of
state policemen YER detailed to the
Mechanicsville section, where they
ordered the gypsies, who were park
ed there for a few days, ito move
on"
John Ryan, of David street, Is
suffering from a broken finger, re-
ceived while going through some
football maneuvers.
Postmaster James Rea was a
Perth Amboy visitor yesterday.
Frank Segrave, Stevens avenue,
left yesterday for Fordham College,
New York, to begin his studies for a
sophomore year.
John Ol!er, Fort Wadsworth, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

SOUTH AAIBOY
Trolley Schedule
Half hour service via Jersey Gen.
trail Traction Company.
Bus Schedule
Every ten minutes.
Train Schedule
There are eighteen trains each
way during the day and night. The
schedule changes on September "a,
when Standard time is again in
vogue. A special timetable will be
published showing the schedule of
trains after that date.
Best Auto Road Route
Via state highway and state
bridge. Roads in good condition.
KEYPORT
Trolley Schedule
Half hour service via Jersey Cen
trail Traction Company.
Train Schedule
There are two trains operating
from Perth Amboy direct to Key
port IN the afternoon. but no
through train from Keyport to
Perth Amboy. Train service can be
obtained, however, by changing at
Matawan or taking the trains from
Matawan, the distance between Mat
avian and Keyport being covered
by cars of the Jersey Central Trac-
ton Company.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Morgan, state highway in
good condition. No detours.
MATAWAN
Trolley Schedule
Trolley service between Matawan
and Keyport every twenty minutes,
connecting at Keyport with Perth
Amboy cars
Train Schedule
There are seventeen trains each
way between Matawan and Perth
Amboy. The schedule changes on
September "a. A special timetable
will be published showing the
schedule of trains after that date.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Keyport. Good, except to
short detour near Matawan.
KEANSBURG
Trolley Schedule
Half hour service via Jersey Cen
trail Traction Company.
Train Schedule
There are two trains operating
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
Begin Here Today

For years the brilliant member of
the English Secret Service had been
known as
ANDRE DUCHEMIN. Now to the
oma he loved,
EVE DE MONTALAIS, he confessed
that he was the notorious cracks
man,
MICHAEL LANYARD. known to the
police of the world as the
LONE WOLF. But the confession
came only after Eve de Montalais
had been robbed of her jewels
while Lanyard was a guest in her,
chateau, ~recuperating from a bul'
let wound inflicted by the Apache
from whom he had rescued Eve
and her relatives.
Eve believes Lanyard innocent
and accepts his offer to trace the
jewels. His mind Immediately leaps
back to a strange visit to the cha
teau paid by a party consisting of
whitaker MONK; his secretary.
PHINUIT; the latter's brother,
JULES, who acted as chauffeur, and
the
COUNT and COUNTESS DE LoRG-
MES. They asked clever questions
about Ewes jewels and warned
her of the Lone Wolf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
~SAYREvuLLE AND VICINITY

Trolley Schedule
Every half hour via South Amboy.
Bus Schedule
Every half hour on hour and half
hour via South Amboy. 70
Best Auto Road Route
Via South Amboy. Road in ex-
cellent condition,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
.JANTESBURG
Train Schedule

Five trains to Perth Amboy and
four to Jamesburg. Change OF
schedule September "a. New sched-
ule will be announced later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
FOR ALL TO VISIT
PERTH AMB0Y; train
and CAR SCHEDULES

For the benefit of those who live in the surrounding cities
and towns of Monmouth and MiddleseX counties, and who may
desire to visit this city on "Visit Perth Amboy Day" and hear the
music of the United States Marine Band, the Evening News today
publishes a schedule of trolley, bus and train service as well as
giving a description of the best automobile route.
Every effort has been made to have this schedule correct, but
due to the fact that daylight saving time ends next Sunday t. is
impossible to give the schedule of railroad trains, as a change in
time table takes place in most instances at the same time. The
schedule can also be used at anytime, whether it is ''Visit Perth
Amboy Day. or not.
The schedule follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

from Perth Amboy direct to Keans-
burg in the afternoon, but no
through train from Keansburg to
Perth Amboy. Train service can be
obtained, however, by changing
from the New York & Long Branch
trains at Matawan station to the
trains of the East Long Branch divi-
sion of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey.
Bus Schedule
Via Newark buses operating direct
from K~eansburg to Newark via
Perth Amboy.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Keyport. State highway in
good condition.
FRENEAU
Trolley Schedule
Trolley on Jersey Central Traction
Company to Matawan every twenty
minutes.
Bus Schedule
Frequent bus service into Mata-
wan and hence by train and trolley
to Perth Amboy.
Train Schedule
Trains of Central Railroad of New
Jersey to Matawan changing to
trains of the New York and Long
Branch railroad.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Matawan and Keyport or via
Cllffwood. Good roads except for
short detour on Matawan route.
MORGANVILLE
Rms
Frequent bus service to Matawan
thence by train or trolley.
Train Schedule
Trains of Central Railroad of New
Jersey from Morganville to Matawan
then change to trains of New YORK.
& Long Branch railroad.
Best Auto Route
Via state highway into Matawan,
short detour to Matawan to state
highway route No. A.
RAILWAY
Trolley Schedule
Via Public Service trolley, half
hour service.
Train Schedule
Via trains of Pennsylvania Rail-
road, frequent service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
Rest Au,o Road Routc

Best Auto ROa0 Route
BY state highway to Woodbridge
and thence to Perth Amboy, fair
COLONIA
Trolley Schedule
Via Rahway-Perth Amboy trolley.
Train Schedule
By trains of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, change at Railway, to AM
boy division.
Best Auto Road Route
BY state highway to Woodbridge
and thence to Perth Amboy. Fair
condition.
FORDSS
Trolley Schedule
Via Public Service cars every fiji
teer minutes-11. &c, Al and 56 min
utes after each hour.
Bus Schedule
Every fifteen minutes. 5, 20, 50
and so minutes after the hour,
Train Schedule
Via Lehigh Valley Railroad to
Perth Amboy: S:14 a. M, 1:24. STA,
STA p. m. From Perth Amboy. Lee
high Valley station, New Brunswick
avenue, 4:47, 1882 a. M, 1890, 1882,
$3.50 p. m.
Best Auto Road Route
Via New Brunswick avenue. In
fair condition.
KEASBEY
Trolley Schedule
Via Public Service cars every fif-
teen minutes: IL, II, al, 90 minutes
after each hour.
Bus Schedule
Bus line service along New Bruins
wick avenue.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Smith street to Perth Anboy,
or via Rogan's corner and New
Brunswick avenue.
METUCHEN AND VICINITY
Trolley Schedule
Via Public Service every half hour
IL and Al minutes after each hour.
Bus Schedule
Every fifteen minutes. .. 20. 35
and so minutes after the hour.
Train Schedule
Via Lehigh Valley Railroad: to
Perth Amboy, S:25 a. M, 1:15, 5:O5i
S:O5 p. m. From Perth Amboy,
4:47, 1882, a.. m, 1880 1892, $3.50
p. IN.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Fords. Road in good condi-
ton.
SEWAREN
Trolley Schedule
Every fifteen minutes i fast line
mi Railway trolley.
Train Schedule
Ter t,ains each way ThLro is a
thanSe IN time ia o.c on September
"a. scr dule e wing time of trains
will he Published after that date p
Best Auto Road Route
Via State street now being i'm
proved or via Woodbridge over STATE
Highway.
HIGHLAND PARK AND NEW
BRUNSWICK AND VICINITY
Trolley Schedule
Via Public Service, every half
hour. eleven and forty-one minutes
after the hour.
Bus Schedule
Every half hour, five and ffty-fve
after the hour.
Best Auto Road Route
Via South River road to South
Amboy. Highway in excellent CON
dition or via Germantown and de-
tour at Metuchen.
HOPELAWN
Trolley Schedule
Via trolley at Rogan's corner
J Frequent service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

Women's Black Wei K
with turned soles;
tipped and plain toes and
attached rubber heels.
Special at a pair ........
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
To Build at Fords

FORDS, Sept. ia building
agreement was made by Kate Gold
stein with Leon Sewitch for the con-
struction of an addition to the two
story frame building on New Bruins
wick avenue at a cost of S2,105.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

September "a. New schedule will
be published later.
Best Auto Road Route
Via West avenue, Sewaren and
State street or Woodbridge and va
State highway to Perth Amboy-
HELMETTA
Train Schedule
Five trains to Perth Amboy and
four to Helmetta. Change of ched-
ule September "a. New schedule
will be announced later.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Spotswood, Old Bridge and
South Amboy. Roads in fair to good
condition.
JANESBURG
Train Schedule
Five trains to Perth Amboy and
four to ~Jamesburg. Change of
schedule September "a. New sched-
ule will be announced later.
SAYREVILLE AND VICINITY
Trolley Schedule
Every half hour via South Amboy.
Bus Schedule
Every half hour On hour n half
hour via South Amboy. g1
Best Auto Road Route
Via South Amboy. Road in ex-
cellent condition.
SOUTH RIVER AND VICINITY
Trolley Schedule
Every half hour via South Amboy.
Bus Schedule
Every half hour on hour and half
hour via South Amboy.
Train Schedule
Via Raritan River railroad to
South Amboy, sos, 6:52, 1855. 1885
a. m: 1850, 4:37 p. m. From South
Amboy, $3.50, 6, GAO. 500 a. nj;
1:45, 3:40 p. m.
Best Auto Road Route
Via South Amboy. Road In excel
lent condition.
MILLTOWN
Every half hour via South Amboy.
Bus Schedule
Every half hour on hour and half
hour via South Amboy.
Train Schedule
Via Raritan River to South Am
boy, 5:55, GAS. 1851, 1925, except
Saturdays, 11:03, Saturdays only
a. m: 2:47, 1920 except Saturdays
p m.
Best Auto Road Route
Via South Amboy. Roads in tx
cellent condition.
BONHAMTOWN
Trolley Schedule
Via Public Service. Every half
hour service, IL and Al minutes af-
ter the hour.
Best Auto Road Route
Via state highway, detour at Me-
tuchen and Fords.
TOTTENvILLH
Ferry Schedule
For Perth Amboy. Boats leave
every fifteen minutes from the foot
OF Bentley street.
Best Auto Route
Amboy road or Arthur Kill road
to ferry. Roads in excellent condi-
ton.
PLEASANT PLAINS
Train Schedule
Thirty-three trains each way he.
tween Tottenville and Pleasai1,
Plains, connecting with ferry at Tot
tenville. Z
Best RutO Route
Amboy Dad to ferry at foot 5pi
Bentley street, Tottenville. Roadsoir
excellent condition.
ROSSVILLH AND VICINITY
Taxi Schedule
Frequent taxi service to ferry
toos OF Bentley street. T~ottenville,t.
Best Auto Road Route
Arthur Kill road to ferry, foot o,
'Bentley street, Tottenville. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
Rus Schedule

Il
Via bus lines at Florida Grove
road and New Brunswick avenue.
Best Auto Road Route
BY Florida Grove road and New
Brunswick avenue.
SOUTH PLAINFTELD
Train Schedule
To Perth Amboy, Sis a. M: 1905,
4:55, 1855 p. m. From Perth Amboy,
4:47, 1882 a. m, 1920. 1882 and
6:39 p. m. via Lehigh Valley from
New Brunswick n
Best Auto Road Route
Via Park avenue to Metuchen.
Highway in good condition.
WOODBRIDGE
Trolley Schedule
Every half hour via Public Serv-
ice trolley. Eight and 80 minutes
after the hour
Bus Schedule
Every 10 minutes.
Train Schedule
Frequent train service over Amooy
division into State street station and
also over Central railroad division
to Central station in Smith street.
Change in time on September "a,
new schedule to be published later.
Best Auto Road Route
VII State Highway. Road in fair
TO good condition.
ROOSEVELT
Trolley Schedule
Every half hour, twenty-three
and fi~fty-three minutes after the
hour. Connection made at Chrome
Junction.
Bus Schedule
Every ten minutes.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Woodbridge and thence over
State highway or via West avenue,
Sewaren.
AVENEL
Trolley Schedule
Via Railway. Public Service line,
every half hour. eight and thirty
eight minutes after the hour.
Train Schedule
Train service via Amboy division
to State street station II on
Central division to Smith street.
Schedule changes on September "a.
New schedule published later.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Woodbridge, State highway
in fair condition.
OLD BRIDGE
Bus service to South River and
thence to Amboys via bus or trolley.
Train Schedule
Five trains to Perth Amboy and
four to Old Bridge. Change of
schedule September "a. New sched-
ule will be announced later.
Best Auto Road Route
W. Ca,tH A,I~y .>a1 To- Il. faf.
to good condition.
sPOTSWooD
Train Schedule
Five trains to Perth Amboy and
four to Spotswood. Change of sched-
ule September "a. New schedule
will b. announced later.
Best Auto Road Route
Via Old Bridge and South Amboy
Roads in fair to good condition.
PORT READING
Trolley Schedule
Every half hour. Twenty-three
and f~ifty-three minutes after the
each hour.
Bus Schedule
Every ten minutes.
Train Schedule
:. Frequent train service on the Ger
! trail railroad. Change in time or