James
J.
Scarduzio

JAMES J. SCARDUZIO was a member of a large family that was well known in Camden's old Eighth Ward, which was centered around the intersection of Broadway and Ferry Avenue. He operated a successful real estate business at 1809 Broadway, as early as the 1930s. He was active as a Republican politician in the early 1930s, and was able to prosper even after the Democrat Party ascended to dominance in Camden after the May 1935 election. James J. Scarduzio also served a justice of the peace. 

After the sudden death of James H. O'Brien, the original manager of the William Stanley Ablett Village public housing project, in March of 1944, James J. Scarduzio was named to replace him.

Camden Courier-Post - February 10, 1933

8TH WARD G. O. P. 

The Eighth Ward unit of the Young Republicans of Camden county will meet each Thursday night at 1718 Broadway, it was announced last night by the club president, Magistrate J .J. Scarduzio..

The Eighth Ward Young Republican Club will meet at 8 o'clock to­night at 1718 Broadway. Justice of the Peace James J. Scarduzio, president, will preside.

Camden Courier-Post
June 26, 1933