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1 -3.: - *•rahwavwwiilr 'Tiw . . - • **•u».V'Flrtt ...„ - ,, ___opened^ vttb • pww*Ufjlfl fl?.. a.hwii^nAv .‘ nn Roselle'srtl»MSSg£ qputnsrfball.rtnsr immadteteiy./kicked- to * Si on ***Oflt* quirt a*r rtMU«fllie!^aw*°a. Si!Iron VAfdi. Ctos vafomed left***£•»* -*— * ha» ^nt^°W11 tor * n«rt wrtL-totwE *?%« «.!?'*!?■ T!4 [Rahwayplayers;blocking uli path* atJS^f® ;.Fr*9dUnder ouee. |lt;r(edland«r touMn’t *»ln *nS?Sm? b? nisi *?* -JS?’1 ;!t* ta^' **V« : gwrd; ItowlT fcfo■;E.i3S**55iffis-*5r *l»t tried » forwird pu* hr back 1a IUV“V mm yard*. ^o^o^^f*wnl*•^m^,e for ^‘ Wd« And • Crowell-lt thfl same spot tor tan and fc*h ^ initial Br*t dWBd CoppolaoS^fliSfflrat ?ttd °*a territory wd Clos iattircdpted; It °!ryJ^K_??*d* W the. gain wi lost on Roselle's. twenty-two yard line.■ ',i air #Hbt T»rt» more, but t*e^ wont for MWK'wkeft HdWg panillMd Htteen r*rt« tor bold*W*» Jr Had Coppola's.gain stood Batt****’ «outd hate h**t thia bail on the5L*3^rt toBTTMd 1IM.Cl0«il flipped M Clo«C 0ttr-y«rd *alft- Anolhtr for; tried bat war grounded.lor awird ***»'^Tlkk wide of the gal but with K?ht acd dtitaaca. ’ Play was r* mid wJtb the ball id BbCiK^e p»th JJ*kin on ber own twenty*^ Schwart-Frfedlaniler' hurled a torwarfpass which Coppola ruined and the10 on its ownrounded left end tortorn* yarta.narrIngtouhlt left tacklelor a similar din. On yr* cioe got SEjSP/11!-?11 thfl aide. Oloaalcked to Frledlindsr who fumbledand Captan, Doty, of Rahway, moV-•red on Roe«lla*a farty-toor yard line, in golnc down on the kick Walcott was temporarily rendered fcan-d*conihat but Dlttctiiy continued after beloc retired.Anal whUtie blew. The itaeape: RAHWAYCastor'ilt; * •o'clock P. U\ Candida tat art-' to bel.akdi«atwr 23, i2*lt; aad/wenothwtod it lb* ^tnecai U*ch Teeeday, Xorembec l 1IMtoltoirlnf olDfioe:■jX Pmld«at ni l Ylee-Pit Ulod StaUc - _ .v■ SUoetora of a pswMeat-- udesk of Uie trailed mm ’A* membtt of tb* United■a •Hant«*••#«« t I I M M * * «UftBndROSELLE.ScottOarber• •■*******.«•* -(Capt.) PlotUn 1-eft Tacklefrom ta* But* of K«w' J«n A mtmixr of tbs How^itlraa 'from th* Fifth Coiffflof tko Buu of How J«f*y. : ’ Fow mtabeil of the ww of tfeo SUtfl ;9f Rev J«sOma^of Colon.+ • +• i ■+ «•!■» +NadelLeft Guard jw.for ike Clfcr ofWilsonisA»Sll^M'4t4‘rMTkm WiUt CombUnioiitfoer tried center^ for. ^two yarti andiiVn-kicked- lo Goppola-Who-tombledtn^p ^ ■* — i.g- —Anderson xwt» ateuboni of the Coaatko City of HAhway for *Thrmrnann word of Bald City, on* saemlAflompeoa •u;v;*A' * V' ^,B0T8t cd for a Unn of on* y**rrf 4 « * • IM iCenterOoty (Capt)Rltht Guard* • ** + 4 t * «[j, e c~roI»n»iit-rotfOTered-Ibtur hli-own tolafortycrcrc-n kicked -to RwUe’s . fortir*Vi iOTttJhroo*h* A forward pui failed. Oloa etarted a plunce but fumbled when tackled ana Banin* ton recovered and advanced six yards. Crowell hurled a ion* piss to WM* cott ;w!10 roced over the fOat tine;mWolcottBifht-Tackie“Tbar to b* *l*ctfrd for a tentwuli-l Jiutlraa of th* Pmc* AS; Bolt°l First Ward 3 tor-fall t*nBsetmd Werd Flsr falHei£ fflfcttl TOrd Ward 1 tor JWltMPoortb Ward for foU t - .. w ^ Fifth wixd 2 foe full tnCoppola schwartner Odb aui* aod Oo* FanakQuarterback **eh of tbs sitcdon DiitriiCrowell ot B«liwa» to repneeot thi—~ Democratic Committee.,Right Halfback ., ...,. Otu Mak aad.OiHi Yicjii ■ •Right Endthe pUy~oI-fiW;receiver being dropped^lirhte l®t»pt-lt;o-ga ia-lho extnr pointr-totiMhoiit gaining. Schwartaer Idckelto cios an Rshway** thirty-eight, Cloeictutning two yards. Op the next put the Rahway forwards failed to E0i.j out the Roselle tine and Cro-tell's kick was btocked and finallytwo yards. Schwrtnar broke through the .line .and blocked Crowell's avThO»P«f»^PV«hsMUE ^Chw*«a«~kteked-off Iq ^oqI * in at the line. Uagsia on RahwayV .five, the fast Rahwavtnolt;T'.T;T....... .Trfr /rT-Cohinlof the EtactiDo. k'iBtrfcU iLeft Halfback iBahwsy to «pros*nt theHBrrluftflQ • • t« M 11,, t. UtjsltFallback --------tTttHdJ^WflTTObiTV J#Mfilled to f*111 41 *** UD#* “Win on tuhway's five, the fast Rahway ibree yards at • left guard, quarter racing back tor twenty-six er was atoppod at center I yards throorh a broken flaii! rinmhwairan__lost batr s yafd off left tackle. Con-over spilling the play. Coppola gotfonr and a half yards between left guard and tackle. Cloa kicked to Schwanner on Roselle’s thirti-fire, Clifford bringing him down before heth«8t*t* of K*w -JiRahway ........0Roselle.........600. .. »J«ctioc of a Bond IiS 12—18 the. 8Ut* Bonds for th* 10 p— 61 Bridge* sod Tunnel*, whtcl**81ffcciered by Captain. Plot kin on his could ran back an inch. Schwartner QIT2 are yard Une. lost half a yard at left end. Herring*«#fo wRahway ,wlth its back to 100 CIos slopping him. Roselle’siwall After only a tew mlnntes be* thrust was crushed,for a four-fjre u was within the same punch tag 24fd loaA by Hirrington and Crowell, duunce of It* opponent'* goal. Rah* °rnwartner kicked to Coppola on Rah* ’ *iv’a goal line hadn't been, crossed **yV y* th-° lft4lh®r b«*ng re** T. . . . IMS vsMtk . nTouchdown.—Plotkln, Wolcott. CopT u..11»pol*. Cloi. SnbstltutiooB—Clifford pf the 8tr^?n in iedoqI for Castor, Smith for Clos, Brown for «ight alllioa dollar*, tar Oarber; jClo* for Smith; Blchanaky for Bolle, Bierworth for Scott, Scott SSmn^SmJiS^ fojr Bierworth, Referee—Clark, An- teiiflGs • aetoa* the p*Uw*]napolls; Umpire—Baldwin, CUhimbifc, SSf’.Sd’SSS* °to lt;S5?iHead linesman — Bastard, Roselle, debt tad also to ptjLinesman—Bergen, EosaRe; Alblaser, th# principal thereof: am! Rahway. Timor—Baldwin. Tlmo ot th. whniMflon .f thl.Uwperiod. ^Two tan. *o eleht.. b. ^oT' '^?Sieoiirfdop« from the OrldJre* si •tructed under this Act *jhAT THE LYRICthi* *M-en and eleven tod*JerteyedHBr,,8d ltm T*«». Cloa got aard j Today and tomorrow'V’big .feature I p*Ihb‘tollih^PXACE wi'rTiomneaotvto *ee that It wasn't. 7* tao quarter ended, the hall rest*.at the Lyric la “The Covered Wagon.* ona wards and sieetfon lv K**o‘t Roselle got credit n lUtle 10F on Rojetles forty-nine crowing. 1 Thi*—the picture of the decade-* jjv^r for a touchdown hut It couldn’t | Fourth Quarter jecllpsea anything to pictures. It isCity of Bah'QL* _FIRST War« u fapfc:c* ihr Rahway line. It waa a Clos opened the last period with an ifitxev* (leclaion and oae which (aerial which failed. He then kicked tuclt;3i out to be questioned that] to Fried lander on'Roselle'se twenty-cashed the only score to blot the six. The Roselle back was tackled so otterwiit* spotless record, of Brooki* | hard be fumbled. Doty recovering.tiHPat la pet back to play. Roselle |W^** Roselle was offan epic of the moat romantic period in American History, and the most colossal motion picture undertaking ever attempted. Extra for today Is a Charles Chaplin comedy. “The Mu«Washington School (khwLtwreuf* Strwta. FIRIIxi the ball on Rahway's five-yard J1*8 4I^ R 4 five-yard advance 1 j-e. 5chwartner got two ytrda on *®r ■ amtawmy; also first down. Clos drat try and pus bed the leather *dT*?,clt;?d three yards. Bierworth of u, wuhla ^ foot of the goe] Hue on I Ro*e\!*-*« knocked oat on the play* qpxt gliicge. Schwartner again I carried off the field.Larry Semon comedy.1ST WABI—S*cond Arenn* 71m Bow*. SECOND WAIP—Ftr*tbtr Shop. 249 W. Onal 1 not* fimet).^ SECOND ^WABI^ 9CQTHIKD WAB-P—Ftrvt D5^7 Carr. In ’ On the Banks of-4bo h^^4jS£EsS,t!S Wabash” U Thurtday'a attraction. WARP^fC0-dif.t’ to firry ihT^alfacroas the IThe b-t ass halted without gaining an bca On the fourth and last down Ri:i!n hit a volld rock line.and waa :hr:*a f r 3 rard loss, the ball go-i:r .wf-r m Kahw*y.A *:! and a quarter from Its ownr;»* list - -!•* Rahway *tearn lined upScott- taking - bis -plaee.The fifth episode of “The Iron Man/’ “Secrets of Life” and ’The Lady Head.” conclude the bill._ Seena Owea, Wlifred Jyjel]^aqd Martha Mansfield are featured Friday In ’“The Leavenworth Case.”Ctos gained four off left tackle andCoppola eight off right tackle for a first down, the ball resting on Re-selle’s flve-jard line. Clos smashed Cards recelved by Rahway friends over right end for three and a half ^r- Arthur R. Wendell from Aix-yarda, Andersen, the slim Rosella Les*Ba!ns* France. . *tate that-he Is renter, was out on the play. Hi ^ mucb better health than when heway fflrh fokooL CanplN THIRD WAHtk-TUrdoer Broad Street and(Oerete). FOuB'k lt;•«! of danger, Crowell, thegamely continued, though forced tofcjt r. I*--lac alKrat tea yards bebinu. foi! line. Nadel whose paufog iu* brer, tr. ll nigh perfect to daijt, izc:tU\ n wild bt«ve high over Cro-beuJ. Red'and graydorseyed ?Li)-r- Maned in pursuit” of the elu-i;w bill which finally lodged under 1K1 ahout forty yards hack of tbo (ca! line. The box had about nine itcJifj t!?ittncr*-«iwaiii for a man to t-v aader. so Cloa, of Rahway, thetrlt;: to rt-arh the scene reached underirl downed the ball Hiricc done that and thinking Ho* i’aJ mined a safety 'by'It he »u:taj to back out from under, when ?l.Li at-RoselI#.- pnlls-lho ball outfr.ru under the box and down* It him-»* ! Evidrntly the referee didn't see 0:lt; downias the ball and railed the tlk* 3 touchdown far Roselle, which pi ■ t-'h ho met term six paints and a of orcr-coofidesce instead of two pi.*M frnm a safety. Roselle failedte t.ck thi* goal.Schwartsor started hoat 11!ties again h? BirliaR offside on Rahway's thlr*•M—Iteer—Ctos-hit1 left-tacklefar *hr»‘.*. Coppola left guard for five Chi* right guard for three yard*ud tir-r down. Crowell gained nine yr';« h^twt-en left guard and left tiikic. hut Rahway was penalised for bc:-;cg and talking back, ioting 'f-) from point of occurr* .ic«Cits h’Vtvd to Friedlander on Rah* vif* forty-two and he returned! two Tirlt. fiotv and Castor stopped Ikecharge for 1 three-yard Sod. iviy came around to left end u3 oa tht* next plunge and stoppedBcivartner with only a yard gain*Tbf Sr.lt; quarter ended with the ball it Belle's possets km on Rahway's fofty-two yard line.Second Quarter Schw*ruser opened the second R^od by hooting to Crowell on Rah-Jtr’i ttilrty-one, the receiver being tapped wlthont any ggln. Clos qlr* «*d right end for a two-yard gsln,penalized five yards for Jppiog ind it was first down tor ctos got tear yards at fight «d «d then gained tour mor* on the l£rmttioa now known as the SJJ fombied but recovered and tried 'p1 «nd, loiiag two yaida on the JJJ A forward past. Clos to Cop*Xm was grounded and the hall wenadly, Conn^la w^at off forttackle for the toachdqwn. He failed to kick the goal on an attempted drop.Crowell .kicked to Fried lander at the real line, the ball t^lng run oat sixteen yards. Captain Plotkln, of Roselle, was out for a short period but resumed play after being revived. Roselle tried the aerial route deep Inleft Rahway.EGAL-ADVERTIEUfiNTS TH WABD-Fkslway Tail Qfllc*. 10 MU to FOURTH WABB—B*C Colnmblsn School (annvwick tod Huehrotd Am FIFTH WARD—Flrtt Hoa** No. X SomlBSTT Ai FIFTH WARD—SeeoBifine How# No. X SemlmPaled City Clerk’* OfflctA«n»t ». mails: ABELLEay2fi.f*p2-S-lfi*50.oct7,lt;NOTICK OF ELECTIONNolle# of Kwiitry, ud Gnml ElcctllOla caaforrcltjr with lb* prorUlon* of toAcs entitle] “An Act to Regulate E3#e-tiooa” ^Kerlalon of 19204 pn»»elt;l M*J X ISO), with the ameadiaeat* thereof aadclabk tow:lu cdDformttr with the*Qpplemeo.t* thereto, notice.t* berwhy glTeii! 0^1030• Iiwt tk* nt**»!#-* iuspAo aV *.4' I afHllOD O* 1B3UNOTICE OF Bt NOTICE OF REGISTRY.electiothat the District Board* of Reriatrjr tod Elactlon. la and for each election districtI is own territory and Crowell Intercepted the pass on his ODDOnentt’l^ beast csavas* on th* Ninth day of Bap*iwontUw* v*«4 ijfm P * tea her mxC eonUnoinc lo aartnelaSS*twemy-tbree yard line. _ | September ^ t«4. fir th* purportoiClots lost three yaidx On a dot* ble ptaa behind the line CroweU receiving and tossing a forward to Wolcott twenty-three yards were reeled off. Clos picked a hole at rightlacklctlt;rplunge ihJrOugh for the thirdRahway touchdown. Crowell- fatted to drop-kick the goal.CroweU again kicked off, this time over Roselle’s goal line. The ball wasla th* City of B*lwj^wflj oak* a bouse43SECOND -bSgXBTRT DAT—pnrpetervftftarlnc all parson* cntitted to wot* at Ut HtdOf PHaoary a ad Onml BlcefioaAlso Primary Ekettou Day Tttrtday. BfflWBbff 23. T934, bet1b* boor* at wm A. V. tad Nine P. X(Eastera Jttudard TIbh), ---------- —THIRD REGI8TRT DAT Tntaday. October 14 1924. b*twseo tb* fcaorw or Oh P. X *ad Ntae P. U. (Eatt-erb Standard Time). _GENERAL ELECTION DATb« *oppl«n«nta Um meat* tbereoL wiksb 1lb* Dlitrkrt Beard of R tlon In and for Tewaalm*k* a bonst-fo-boiueNinth day ef Septenbti to aod loclsdlag Septan tb* cmrpes* of regte fortetilled to rota at tS tasi General Election.SECOND KEOUTB1 TRIMAKT xuurTne*d*7, September 29. honit of eeren A. IL andera Standard Tlm*^TBIED XMttlTortday, October 11 1Tttrtdav. Norember 4 1914 between lb# hoof* cf out P. X anlt;.»Helps Your CreditiWhen you see a man paying his bills bycheck, your estimation of him is instinct-r to Koselto on Rahway’s forty-ively greater—and it is the same withlosi a yard an a lino plunge, te fumbled hot recovsred for a ^ nt hatt yard. On this plsyensued as to which teamthe loose ball and Castor, of . and Bl4^k. was put out o! the b^bi-b fqr .alleged talking back the -ree. Clifford took his place. J?Jrt*wr got five yardi on the nexttt Jt 5*4nd then kicked to Rahway'sTf^oue yard line: . - ------awl started an irresist-, ®areh toward the home team'shtf .1 wh,ch WM only halted by-tr after sixty-yard' advance.Crowell hit the left aide ofothers when they get a check from you inpayment of a bill. They feel that you areworthy the trust extended you becauseyou have shown your business foresight by having a checking account Letushelp you start one today.RoiellB's line for seven yards. Closihs same~piajr0Ii fta right fortofmauiyards sad fimt down.*• h*lf yard gain. Coppola, on kick _?n- went over left tackle forCloa •-1plar « *°5^HnriWk- on an on-tacWeOf ranni 1flft W*' 4 pr^lty p,ficeCtaS? * iust inside the sideline. Uriru, reel«d off five yards off right teat , ®bother first down. SmiththroawK J°F cloa* - Crowell crashed - rtghi tackle for a fourteen* forward pnsh m l ite fiMJtrsight down. Rahway T nowntifirstUnder SuperiWoe of tU United States Gorenmtottac?asfui^siTwaJ^- P?y?u^to--.AatSp- - htyipola.M««v th* Railroad Stationfeu *^tn.f0rTard groundedm ** the bait ended wli_ 1Uc D5ksesslon7 on s Roselle’sHrtAhyard line.Third Quarter - j - -. ci. the Brooks men took-the fielda; fef^tore dan-. .t^4n 5B48l«'.. realized. 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