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VoL 47; No. 87 t&i BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUUARY 9,1934 Single Copy, 4 Centa S. BELMAR BUDGET Frank P. Burke Republican Club TRAGIC END TO A Lincoln Dinner PASSES FINAL READING Passes Away LIFE OF U SEFULNESS Heart Failure Brings Sud To Be Held Monday at Elks DROP IN AMOUNT FOR TAXATION den End at Age of Home in Red KILLED WHILE ATTENDING DUTY Statement Shows Sound Condition of Borough Finances Sixty-four Bank William M. Bergen Found Dead by State Troopers Near Despite Aid Cuts A familiar figure and genial person Over 200 reservations have been re ality was removed from our midst ceived for the Fourth Annual Lincoln Farmingdale With a further out of $500 made in Endorse Antonides Wednesday morning by the sudden Day Dinner and Dance which will take the South Belmar budget on account death from heart failure of Frank P. place on Monday at 8 P. M. in the Elks By the sudden and tragic death of mond J. and George W. Bergen. Fun of street paving appropriation, the tax For Postmaster B urke. Home, Red Bank under the auspices of William M. Bergen, Belmar loses an eral services will be held at his home, ordinance for 1934 w as passed unani Mr. Burke, well known as a build the Young Men’s Republican Club of other old and respected citizen. Mr. 613 F street, S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t 2 mously by the Borough Council Mon Executive Committee of ing contractor, died at his home, 308 th a t town. Berger was one of nature’s gentlemen o’clock. The Rev. Clair A. Morrow, day night- Thirteenth avenue. He was apparent Hon. Charles A. Eaton who repre —quiet, never obtrusive and always pastor of First Presbyterian Church Democratic Club Give ly in good health as he attended to T he to tal appro p riatio n s are $33,505.- sents the Fifth District of New Jersey willing to give his opinion on matters will officiate. Interment will be made business on. Tuesday. 83 instead of $34,005.83 as originally Full Support in Congress, will be the principal that counted, render aid unostenta in Atlantic View Cemetery. He was born in Elizabeth sixty-four stated. speaker. Congressman Eaton is a tiously in any civic movement and "do A passing motorist who passed a few Everett H. Antonides was unani years ago and came to Belmar in 1920. The amount to be raised by taxation his bit.” moments after the accident notified mously endorsed for appointment as He was a prominent figure in the member of the Foreign Affairs Com th is y ear is $26,340.83 as com pared w ith County Road Supervisor State troopers. They found Bergen postmaster of this borough at a meet sporting world, having formed the fa mittee and one of the ablest speakers $26,386.19 for 1933. slumped over the steering wheel of the ing of the executive committee of the mous “Elizabeth Stars/' who played in the House of Representatives. With all departments amply provid sedan, the huge transformer, weighing Young Men's Democratic Club Monday Sunday games with the teams of the The following have advised the com ed for and several sources of revenue National and American leagues. Mr. about 200 pounds, on th e floor beside evening. mittee they will be present: Senator cut out this year the Council has put Burke also operated the “Star” bowl him. The top of his skull had been Mr. Antonides is a graduate of As- Frank Durand, Freeholder Raymond out an exceptionally good statement, ing alleys in Elizabeth for many years crushed in. bury Park High School and attended L. Wyckoff, Judge Harry Truax, For which shows a sound condition of the and was an exceptionally capable The electrical device became loosen Columbia University. mer State Senator E. Donald Sterner, bowler himself, having participated in ed by the impact when the car hit the borough finances. The executive committee is compos several National tournaments. In Bel Mrs. Emma Van Schoick, Edgar I. There were no objections to the pass pole, splitting it vertically but not ed of Joseph Dillon, George Bailey, mar he was a member of the bowling Vanderveer, U. S. Senators, W. W ar age of the budget after the figures had team of the Rod and Gun Club. ren Barbour and Hamilton F. Kean knocking it down. The transformer Otto Geiss, James Reddick, Fleming Mr. Burke was a member of St. been explained regarding the fire de crashed through the roof the car and Scott, Leon Apgar, Samuel Blum, Ab Rose’s church and a member of the will be present if duties at Washington partment appropriation. struck Mr. Bergen. raham Klitzman, George Riley, Caesar Holy Name Society. He has been will permit. Any extra calls by this department prominently associated with the Bel Mayor Van R. Halsey of Rumson, No other , automobiles were within Vola, William Murphy, Leo McConnell mar American Legion and was active will be taken care of as emergency several hundred yards of the accident Max Barr, Joseph Berger, Benjamin ly instrumental in the construction of chairman of Monmouth County Repub measures as is done in all communities. their club house. when Mr. Bergen’s car skidded, and Kasdan, Ennis Pierce, Everett Anton lican committee will be toastmaster. Beside his widow, Mary McLoughlin, there were no eyewitnesses, according ides, Milo Burke, Harry Sharkpwitz, he is survived by a son, Raymond A. REV. CLAIR MORROW to the State Troopers. Budget Passes John Byrd, Arthur McGrath and Wil Burke and a married daughter, Mrs. Matthew J. Bride, and two grandchil ADDRESSES KIWANIANS For some time after the accident, liam Briden. Final Reading dren, Claire, aged three, and Mary officials and friends vainly attempted Alice, one year old, all of Belmar; also The Rev. Clair A. Morrow, secretary a brother, William Burke of Elizabeth. to get In touch with Mr. Bergen’s two MRS. MORRIS HOSTESS of the Kiwanis Club took the floor $13,978.22 Less to Be Raised The funeral will be held from his sons, Raymond J. and George W., who TO TRI-CITY CLUB late home on Thirteenth avenue Sat “ I" WILLIAM M. BERGEN. Wednesday at the weekly luncheon In were in the South. Tuesday night the by Taxation Cuts Rate urday morning at 8:30. Solemn re the Community Center Wednesday. Mr. Berger, who has been county Mrs. Abraham Morris entertained quiem mass, with Father W. J. Mc two were located in Miami. They left 5 $3.00 per $1,000 Mr. Morrow took as his topic "Lin road supervisor for a number of years the members of the Tri-City Club at Connell, formerly associated with St. for Belmar immediately. Rose’s, officiating, will be held at St. coln” and gave a very interesting and was out on his usual inspection Tues The borough budget for 1934 was her home on Sixteenth avenue, where Rose's church at 9. Interment will be Mr. Bergen was bom In Freehold, informative address. He did not ne day afternoon. Alone in bis automo passed op second reading and finally cards and a very enjoyable social time in Spring Lake under direction of T. Feb, 20, 1862, th e son of Jam es an d H. Bennett. glect the checking up of members. bile on the Adelphia road about half a was enjoyed. After playing bridge and Amy Potts Bergen. Hi*-, family moved adopted by the Borough Commission mile west of Farmingdale Mr. Berg 500 delicious refreshments were served. to Belmar when he was twelve years Tuesday morning. en's car skidded on the icy pavement Winners at bridge were Miss Matilda old. Settling here his father opened a There were no suggestions as to LEGION CONVENTION near the Rogers Drum Factory and Cohen and Miss Sylvia Wachnancy. livery business. change in the figures submitted or ob struck a power transmission pole. The Miss Anna Wakstein was the winner Within five years William had be jections to the budget. electric transformer, ice-coated, snap -a*. HERE IN SEPTEMBER come thoroughly familiar with the bus The amount to be raised by taxation of the 500 prize. ped and crashed through the roof of iness, his father putting him in charge. iB $13,978.22 less th an last year Among others present were Misses his car, killing him instantly. WILL BRING THOUSANDS TO BELMAR Later he became proprietor. With every department of local gov Ruth and Rose Dashefsky, Gladys Mr. Bergen was . in his seventy-third (Continued on Last POge)' ■ ernment provided for and future needs Milch, Lillian Green, Sally Ginsburg, year. He is survived by two sons, Ray anticipated the tax rate is cut by $3 Adele Grushka, Sella Bunin, Hy Katz, Visiting Legionaires Will Carry Season of 1934 Beyond Phil Schwartz, A1 Edelstein and Dr. p er $1,000, a show ing unequalled by Labor Day SHARK RIVER FIRE DESTROYS any neighboring community. M orris. IMPROVEMENT BONDS 11th AVENUE HOME The State Convention of the Ameri S. BELMAR APPOINTS CARLTON APPOINTED Found Dead By can Legion will be held in this bor The ordinance appearing in this is The fire department was called out SPECIAX OFFICERS BOROUGH CLERK at 3 o’clock Thursday morning to- Gas Asphyxiation ough September 6th, 7th and 8th. sue an d show ing th e am ount of $75,- 000.00 for th e S h ark R iver Im prove tackle one of the toughest fires in the That Belmar has been chosen for On recommendation by Mayor Chas. Borough Clerk Harry Taylor of So. ments in Belmar, is not a new appro worst weather experienced In years. priation for this work. The original Smith the Borough Council of South Belmar resigned from that office Mon Albert Waldman Takes Own this event is due to the intensive work ordinance was passed on December 20, T he building a t 104 E lev en th avenue- Belmar, Monday evening, unanimously day night to devote his time to his bus Life at Home on 13th of Post Commander Burtis Clayton 1932, authorizing the issuing of bonds was gutted. It is owned by the Rich mond Building and Loan Association: voted the appointment of the follow iness as a civil engineer. and Past Commander "Bob” Miller. The mayor and commissioners have Avenue now arranged for the taking of these of Belmont avenue, Newark, and is vir The Council unanimously passed a It means that thousands of visitors ing special police officers: George J. bonds as provided for by the State and tually a total loss. Hogan, William Hope, Percy Robinson, resolution thanking Mr. Taylor for his A lbert W aldm an of 610 T h irteen th will be here when under ordinary con- for this work. The Ladies Aid Society of Calvery Baptist Church met at the home of Brad Bearman, Frank Grub, Jr., and services since the beginning of the avenue was found dead at 9 o’clock ditions, the town is boarded up and this amount of the ordinance passed on D ecem ber 20, 1932 is sim ply to M rs. A. W ebster on H street, W a d .Bel Samuel Newman. year. Wednesday morning by his brother-in- business closed. Hotels will be taxed mar Tuesday and discussed arrange law, Abram Belfor and Carne Napoli- change certain features in regard to John F. Carlton, who formerly held beyond their capacity and bungalows bonds issued to make it acceptable to ments for a turkey supper to be served tan. Two gas burnesr were found in the church rooms sometime in STATE NEWSPAPER MEN the office was reappointed to succeed open. will be at a premium. the bond buyers and is not increasing the debt further than that originally M arch. HOLD WINTER MEETING Dr. Daniel Traverso called with the The choice of Belmar was finally set Mr. Taylor. provided for in the ordinance passed First Aid Squad pronounced the man tled last Saturday by the state and C. W. A. WORKERS dead. Waldman had been lifeless for D ecem ber 20, 1932. Dr. Allen S. Will, head of the de G E T $1,427.16.85 COUNCILMAN CAMERON about three hours. local committee. WALL B. AND L. partment of journalism at Rutgera RESIGNS OFFICE County Physician Harvey W. Hart On the local committee are. "Bob” man was notified and gave permission ANNUAL MEETING D isbursem ent of $1,427,165.85 to em University, told the members of the Miller, chairman; Dr. Robert Watkins, to remove the body. It was taken to ployes of the Civil Works Administra State Press Association at their winter The resignation of Councilman Allan the funeral home of Harry J. Bodine, Charles J. Markus and County Com The annual meeting of shareholders tion in the State last week was re meeting on Monday that graduates of Cameron of South Belmar was accept where it was announced services would mander Richard Camey. be held Thursday afternoon at one in the Wall B. and L. Association will ported today when all figures from the the department, which was originally ed with regret by the Borough Council The State Committee is composed of o’clock, with interment in the Sons of be held at 8 o’clock Wednesday even 21 counties and State headquarters sponsored by the Association, are grad of South Belmar Monday night. Israel cemetery, Neptune. Rabbi Mey Department Commander Samuel Spin- ing, February 28th at the association’s were compiled at headquarters. The ually assuming places of leadership in A vote of thanks and appreciation er Cohen officiated. garn, Past Deputy Commanders Jos Waldman, who operated a restaurant office, 710 Ninth Avenue, this borough. w orkers num bered 111,121. The m oney the journalism field. He declared that was tendered Mr, Cameron for his eph Edgar and Rex McCrosson and a t 1605 F street, is survived by his Directors for the ensuing year are to they received b rought to $12,171,962.59 In one afternoon recently, the acting long and faithful service to the bor- wife and a daughter. Commander Clayton of Herbert-Worth- be chosen and other business of im the total paid In New Jersey since the managing editor of a New Jersey news ough. ingtoii-White Post. portance will be transacted. paper received mail or telegraph copy Mr. Cameron’s resignation is com BIG SPECIAL ON TIRES middle of last November. GOODRICH CAVALIERS These gentlemen may be relied upon through the Associated Press from pulsory under the law which states 25 P E R C EN T O F F to put the convention over in a big NOTICE (5F ANNUAL MEETING MISSIONARY SOCIETY four graduates of the department. th a t no one w orking fo r th e C. W. A. OR A NEW TUBE FREE way. The annual meeting of the share TO HOLD FOOD SALE may hold publio office in city, town or Tires Will Never Be Lower holders of the Wall Building and Loan HOLIDAY DANCE Prices Subject to Change borough. CHEVROLET NEARS The Woman’s Foreign Missionary- AT SEA GIRT INN ADAMS & F IE L D E R Association of Belmar, N. J., for the P hone B elm ar 2230 CAPACITY OPERATION Society of the First M. E. Church will' FROM FLORIDA Election of Directors and for the tran A gala holiday dance will be held 705 N in th Ave., B elm ar saction of such other business as may hold a food sale this Saturday morn Your Car Greased Oil Changed Ernest C. Blaicher and Mrs. Blaich- With a payroll almost equal to its ing at Central Market on F street. next Monday night, Lincoln’s Birthday, Complete Battery Service come before the meeting, will be held er are enjoying the sunshine and balmy all-time high, Chevrolet entered Febru at the Sea Girt Inn. Rock Santangelo Goodrich Tires Wednesday evening, February 28th at breezes at Bonita Springs, Fla. ary well on the way toward capacity ROOMS FOR RENT—Desirable, well and his ryhme musicians will supply That Good Gulf Gasoline & M otor Oil 8 P. M. a t the A ssociation, office, 710 operation, M. E. Coyle, general mana heated rooms with all conveniences . the musio and a splendid evening’s HOUSES FOR RENT 9th Avenue, Belmar, N. J. Address 308% 13th Vvenue,.Belmar. Two very fine, unfurnished houses; F O R R E N T ger, announces. Production increased amusement is promised. House for rent, furnished or unfurn Adv.—Feb. 9-16 or phone 2083-W. good locations. Consult Joseph Mayer, ished; hot water heat; reasonable. more than 50 per cent during the last This noted hostelry is now under en 720 N in th Avenue, B elm ar. MYRA’S KITCHEN House for rent, furnished or unfur week of January—from 2,141 cars Jan. tirely new management and its fam nished; oil burner heat, reasonable. HAVE YOUR NEWSPAPERS Homemade Cakes and Nut Bread 24 to 3,034 on Ja n . 31—and coordina ous grill is open all day long. FROM OCTOBER TO APRIL Three and five room apartments for m ade to order. 419 6th Ave., B elm ar-- M en’s shoes soled and heeled $1.00 rent; reasonable. tion of activities in the 21 domestic Delivered to your door Morning, Evening and Sunday N. J. P hone B elm ar 1079. Ladies shoes soled and heeled 75c Lodge room and offices for rent. plaints was proceeding at a rate which NOTICE Apply SMALL’S DRUG STORE, F J u s t P hone B elm ar 885 T. G. FALCO FOR SALE — Harley Davidson "74" street and 10th avenue, Belmar. indicated steady progress from this for Service The First National Bank of Belmar 1006 F S treet B elm ar Twin Motor Cycle, 1929. Newly paint tim e on. A. K AM INSKY located at Belmar, in the State of New ed, motor practically new, tires In ex Don’t Forget—Every Thursday BOOKKEEPERS, CLERKS, OFFICE 702 10th Avenue, Next to Post Office cellent condition. Apply Box 20A. Jersey, is closing its affairs. All note BANANA SPLIT DAY WORKERS, ACCOUNTANTS FURNITURE FOR SALE holders and other creditors of the As R U B E N ’S sociation are therefore hereby notified topped with whipped cream at 15c What does the NEW PEAT, mean to Furniture of entire household for sale. to present the notes and other claims 801 F S treet a t N n ith Ave. you? Without incurring the slightest Cheap. 609 10th avenue, B elm ar. Adv. for payment obligation whatsoever, find out what it FURNISHED APARTMENTS u,bmttas 2L Barb# E. F. LYMAN, Jr. can mean by phoning, writing, or call BELMAR BUILDING AND LOAN C ashier. Furnished or unfurnished apartments, ing for FREE booklet which describes D ated Ja n u a ry 22, 1934. hot and cold water and shower; In the a plan N E V E R K N O W N TO F A IL ?f ASSOCIATION FUNERAL DIRECTOR AdV.—M arch 30, 1934 C om m onw ealth A partm ents, 720 N inth diligently carried out This Is no get- Avenue, Belmar rich-quick scheme, nor a magic form Has just matured its 32nd series and HANDY MAN WANTS WORK ula, but the only SURE way to in paid out in cash and cancelled mort Telephone 928 Belmar gages Two hundred thousand dollars. A chauffeur in private family; handy CASH FOR OLD GOLD crease your income. Turn Your Old Discarded Be In line for some savings by sub with tools of all kinds and willing to James O’Connor. Representative, do any odd job work about house. Box Trinkets Into Money scribing for shares in new series open Funeral Home 604 F Street, Belmar, N. J. 511 3rd — -p ing F eb ru ary 1st, 1934. One D ollar per 49, C oast A dvertiser. Adv. LOUIS LEADER 705 10th Ave., B elm ar, N. J. Asbury Park, N. J. ehars per month will bring you $200 Opposite Pest Office) Phone A P. 8722. Adv. a! maturity. Feb. 2-9-16—Adv. COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUUARY 9,1984
R. AND G. CLUB MEETS CHANCERY 4-21C COMMON LAW 4-149 SOLLY AND HALL MONDAY EVENING | SHERIFF’S SALE —- By virtue of a SHERIFF’S SALE — By vireu of a j writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued j writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued MADE CONSTABLES i out of the Court of Chancery of the j The monthly meeting of the Belmar ; out of the Common Pleas Court of the i State of New Jersey, will be exposed j County of Monmouth and State of New | Rod and Gun Club will be held next ; to sale at public vendue, on | Jersey, will be exposed to sale at pub- On recommendation by Mayor Chas. Monday evening in the rooms of Vol- ! Monday, the 5th Day of March, 1934, ’lio vendue, on Smith, seconded by Councilman John ; between the hours of 12 o'clock and 5 j unteer Hook and Ladder Company. | o’clock (at 2 o'clock) in the afternoon j TUESDAY, THE 13th DAY OF FEB Hoff, the Borough Council of South RUARY, 1934, of said day at the Court House in the j Belmar, Monday night, appointed John Borough of FieeiiCld. County of Mon I between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 NOTICE mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree j o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon Solly and Arthur Hall constables. WHY? of said court amounting to approxi I of said day, at the Court House in the Notice is hereby given to the legal m ately $4,204.00'. Borough of Freehold, County of Mon i>, TKfBWia y w yftrj Koppera Seaboard Coke voters of the School district of the All the following tract or parcel of mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a judg $ Borough of South Belmar, in the Coun land and premises, hereinafter partic ment of said court amounting to ap Round Trip has less ash than ordinary fuels. The answer lies in two ty of Monmouth, that the annual meet ularly described, situate, lying and be proxim ately $527.00. 1.25 words — scientific discrimination. ing for the election of three members ing in the Township of Neptune in the All the defendant’s right, title and of the Board of Education will be held County of Monmouth and State of interest in and to the following: Philadelphia Koppers Seaboard Coke burns clean and affi- at the Borough Hall. Tuesday, Febru New Jersey, known and designated as Situate in the Borough of South Bel ary 13, 1934, from seven o’clock to Lot No. Forty Five in Range A, in EVERY eiently. You can bank it for many hours. All be mar, in the County of Monmouth and nine p. m. and as much longer as may West Grove, near Ocean Grove, being State of New Jersey. SUNDAY, THURSDAY cause it is made scientifically from beginning to end. be necessary, to enable all the legal on the southwardly side of Coriies BEGINNING at a point of intersec voters present to cast their ballots. Avenue. tion of the northerly curb line of North and HOLIDAYS And remember it takes 1 % tons of coal to make 1 ton Three Members will be elected three BEGINNING at the side of the Ave Boulevard and the westerly line of years. nue in the northeast comer of John LEAVE BELMAR o f coke. Parkway, being also the southeasterly At said meeting will be submitted Roundays lot, the same being Number corner of Lot No. 49, as shown on a the question of voting a tax for the 46; thence as the needle pointed March T hursdays We have been authorized as agents for this high- plan of property 1921 of Belmar Real and Holidays following purpose: 1878 (1) north eighty-six degrees and ty Company situate near Belmar, Mon For current expenses ...... $10,500.00 thirty minutes east along the south Feb. 22 Sundays except Feb. 22 grade fuel. If you are interested in knowing more mouth County, N. J., thence northerly 7:15 A.M. 8:40 A.M. 8:10 A.M. The total amount thought to be side of the Avenue, fifty feet to the along the westerly curb line of Park necessary is $10,500.00. northwest comer of Joseph C. Barka- about it, write or call us on the phone. Our repre way one hundred eight feet and ninety See Flyers or Consult Agents Dated this thirty-first day of Janu low’s lot, the sam e being num ber 44; hundredths of a foot to the southeas All Steel Equipment sentative will call on you without any obligation on ary, 1934. thence (2) south three degrees and terly corner of Lot No. 43% as shown your part. MARIE B. HAUG, thirty minutes east along the west line |on said plan; thence westerly at right District Clerk. of Lot No. 44 one hundred and thirty- i angles or nearly so to Parkway and two feet and eleven inches, more or (along the southerly line of 43%, nine Penns\\nm Railioatf less, to formerly James Atkins line; ty-one feet and fifty hundredths of a TREASURY DEPARTMENT — Off ice thence (3) along said line north eighty of the Assistant Secretary, Washing foot to the southwesterly comer of lot CH A N CERY 4-199 six degrees and eighteen minutest No. 43%, being the outside line of the SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a ton, D. C.—Proposals are hereby solic west, fifty feet four inches to a point ited for a post office site at Belmar, N. whole tract of which the premises are w r' t °J fa- to Me directed .issued Toppers on a course of south three degrees and a part; thence southerly along the out of the Court of Chancery of the ^ SIABOARD J., to be opened publicly in the office thirty minutes east from the place of of the postmaster at Belmar, N. J., at same, being also the westerly line of State of New Jersey will be exposed beginning, being the southeast comer Lot No. 51 on the aforesaid plan, eigh to sale at public vendue, on 9 a. m., on Feb. 19, 1934 fo r th e sale, of Lot No. 46; thence (4) north three or donation, to the United States of a ty-eight feet and sixty hundredths of a Monday, the 26th Day of February OKE degrees and thirty minutes west, one foot to the northerly curb line of North 1934, P ate. •.». •«. s*a lot conveniently located and containing hundred and twenty six feet eight in approxim ately 13,000 sq. ft. w ith a Boulevard, thence easterly along the between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 ches more or less along the east line same to the point or place of Begin oclock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon frontage on a principal street of ap of lot number 46 to the place of begin proximately 60 ft. Consideration will ning. of said day, at the Court House, in the Don’t Miss the Radio Program on Station WJZ at 8:00 ning. j BEING lots 49, 50 and I on aforesaid Borough of Freehold, County of Mon be given to both comer and interior Seized as the property of JOHN R. lots. Sites having different street plan and being the major portion of mouth New Jersey, to satisfy a decree MILLER taken in execution at the lots 499, 50 and 51 as show n on “Plan of said court amounting to approxi - P. M. Every Monday Evening frontage dimensions will be considered suit of ELLA HOLLY ACKERMAN provided the . area is approximately the of property belonging to the Belmar m ately $1,730.00. pp and to be sold by ! Realty Company, siuate near Belmar, same. Upon application, the postmas HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. In the first place Six shares of the ter will supply prospective bidders with ! Monmouth County, N. J.” Scale 80’ Nineteenth series of shares of the capi Dated January 24. 1934. | to one inch, surveyed M arch 1910 by tal stock of the Neptune Building and proposal blanks and circular giving Walter Taylor, Sol’r. Monmouth Goal & Supply Go., Inc. |Wm. Shafto, Surveyor, Filed July 7, Loan Association, assigned to said As particulars as to requirements and in (51 1.) $21.42 structions for preparation of bids and 1910, in th e M onm outh C ounty C lerk’s sociation by R. Bryce Gray, and in the PHONE 706 data to accompany same. L. W. Rob Office. second place all of the following de ert, Jr., Assistant Secretary. Adv CHA NCERY 4-198 EXCEPTING OUT OF THE ABOVE scribed property: DESCRIBED PREMISES THE FOL SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a All that tract or parcel of land and Sixteenth Avenue and Railroad Belmar, N. J LOWING: BEGINNING on the wes- premises, hereinafter particularly de writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued ! terly curb line of Parkway at a point CHA NCERY 4-246 out of the Court of Chancery of the scribed, situate, lying and being in the SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a : therein distant seventy-seven feet and State of New Jersey, will be exposed Borough of Neptune iCty, in the Coun writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued [ninety hundredths of a foot northerly ty of Monmouth and State of New Jer- out of the Court of Chancery of the to sale at public vendue, on j from the intersection of said westerly Monday, the 26th Day of February, sey, known and designated as Lot No. State of New Jersey, will be exposed .line of Parkway with the northerly 1934, p n®, 9> and Part of Lot Number to sale at publio vendue, on (line of North Boulevard; thence run- Eight (No. 8) on a plan of lots of Nep between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Monday, the 5th Day of March, 1934, jning (1) northerly along said westerly tune City, Monmouth County, New Jer o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 line of Parkway thirty-one feet to the sey, being part of the Estates of Joel PROGRESSIVE GROWTH of said day at the Court House, in the o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon southeasterly comer of Lot 43% as Fields and James A. Bradley, deceased., Borough of Freehold, County of oMn- of said day, at the Court House, in the shown on plan of lots of property 1921 belonging to R. Bryce Gray, including m outh, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree IS FUTURE PROSPERITY Borough of Freehold, County of Mon of Belmar Realty Co., situate near “Woodside" belonging to Charles Sny mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said court amounting to approxi Belmar, Monmouth County, New Jer der, drawn and plotted by Robert H. of said court amounting to approxi m ately $20,173.00. sey, thence running (2) westerly at Adams, Asbury Park, N. J. m ately $4,789.00. In the first place thirty five (35) right angles or nearly so to Parkway PROFIT BY IT NOW shares of the Twentieth series and Beginning at a point at the intersec- All the following tract or parcel of and along the southeasterly line of Lot tino of the westerly line of Gray Place Forty (40) shares of the Twenty sec land and premises hereinafter partic 43% ninety-one feet and fifty hundr- Today Is the Time to Invest in Belmar Prop- t ond series of shares of the capital and the northerly line of Poplar Place, ularly described, situate, lying and be eths of a foot to the southwesterly stock of the Neptune Building & Loan thence (1) westwardly, along the nor erty. It Will Never Be Lower. J ing in the Township of Neptune, in corner of Lot 43%, being the outside Association, assigned to said Associa therly line of Poplar Place fifty seven the County of Monmouth, and State of line of the whole tract of which these (57) feet; thence (2) northwardly, par tion by Percy Taylor, and ip the sec New Jersey. premises are a part, thence running allel with Gray Place one hundred Rare Opportunities Now Present Themselves * ond place all of the following describ BEGINNING at a monument (at the ! (3) southerly along the same, being (100) feet to a point; thence (3) east to Purchase % intersection of the easterly line of ed property: also the westerly line of Lot No. 51, on wardly parallel with Poplar Place fif All that certain lot, tract or parcel aforesaid plan, thirty-one feet to a Stokes Avenue with the northerly line of land and premises, hereinafter par ty seven (57) feet to a point; ther.ce of Seventh Avenue and running thence point; thence (4) in an easterly direc (4) southwardly parallel with the first A SPLENDID INLET TERRACE J ticularly described, situate, lying and tion to the Parkway and the point and (I) along the northerly line of Seventh being in the Borough of Bradley course, one hundred (100) feet to the place of Beginning. northerly line of Poplar Place and the -*• PROPERTY < £ Avenue south sixty-eight degrees and Beach, in the County of Monmouth and twelve minutes east, fifty four and Seized as the property of FRANK point or place of beginning. State of New Jersey. X. GRUB, Jr., taken in execution at Seized as the property of MAY sixty five one-hundredths (54.65) feet Beginning at a point in the southerly And Other Bargains it to the westerly line of Lot No. 282, the suit of SAFEGUARD FINANCE SWAN FERRIS, et als., taken in exe line of Second avenue distant two hun COMPANY, (body corporate), and to cution at the suit of NEPTUNE Houses furnished and unfurnished for rent and * north twenty-one degrees forty-eight dred and thirty six feet westerly from m inutes east one hundred fifty (150.00) be sold by BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA the southwest corner of Second Ave HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. TION and to be sold by for sale t feet to the southerly line of Lot No. nue and Madison Avenue, said begin D ated Ja n u a ry 4, 1934. HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. 230; thence (3) along the southerly ning point being the northwest corner line of L ot No. 230; n o rth sixty-eight McDermott & Finegold, Attorneys. Dated January 19, 1934. of a lot of land conveyed to William <83 1.) $34.86 Richard W. Stout, Soi’r. degrees twelve minutes west forty- P. Megili by deed dated February 15, JOSEPH MAYER J four and ninety-five one-hundredths 1913; thence (1) westwardly along the <58 <•)______$22.26; (44.95) feet to the easterly line of Sto southerly line of Second Avenue fifty Real Estate and Insurance 9th & R. R. Aves. $ kes Avenue; thence (4) along the eas (50) feet; thence (2) southwardly, at terly line of Stokes Avenue, south right angles to Second Avenue one Belmar, N. J.—Phone Belmar 573 t twenty-five degrees thirty minutes hundred and fifty (150) feet; thence west one hundred fifty and thirty one (3) eastwardly, parallel with Second one-hundredths (150.31) feet to the Avenue fifty (50) feet to the southwest point or place of beginning. corner of said Megill’s land; thence WANT WINTER HOME IN EXCHANGE Seized as the property of BLANCHE (4) northwardly, along said Megill's BENNETT, et al„ taken in execution west line one hundred and fifty (150) at the suit of THE PRUDENTIAL i feet to the southerly line of Second For Two Houses Completely Furnished INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMER Avenue and place of beginning- ICA, a New Jersey Corporation, and to Seized as the property of PERCY be sold by TAYLOR, et als., taken in execution at HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. the suit of NEPTUNE BUILDING & Dated. February 1, 1934. LOAN ASSOCIATION and to be sold Brings Big Income in Summer and comer good Glenn K. Carver, Sol’r. by 50 P. C. OSS (48 L) $20.16 HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. winter house. D ated Ja n u a ry 19, 1934. CHA NCERY 4-226 Richard W. Stout, Sol’r. SHERIFF’S SALE —- By virtue of a (51 1.) $21.42 t Surf Ave. and 19th Ave., Belmar, N. J. writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued on all of our out of the Court of Chancery of the __b u y i n b e l m a r n o w — State of New Jersey will be exposed Rath Together on blot 60x100 to sale at publia vendue, on Monday, the 5th Day of March, 134, CH A N CERY 4-196 between the hours of 12 o’clock and 6 SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a 1933 line of o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued of said day, at the Court House, in out of the Court of Chancery of the Apply BILLY WATSON the Borough of Freehold, County of State of New Jersey will be exposed Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a to sale at publio vendue, on decree of said court amounting to ap Monday, the 19th bay of February, 606 E. 24th St., Paterson, N. J. Wall Paper proxim ately $4,972.00. 1934, In the first place seventeen and one- between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 half shares of the Thirty ninth series o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon of shares of the oaptital stock of the of said day, at the Court House in the said complainant, assigned, transferr Estimates cheerfully given on all painting Jobs Borough of Freehold, County of Mon ed and set over unto the said complain mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree WE CARRY A FULL LINK OF MASURY PAINTS ant by the said Rose Smith, the owner of said court amounting to approxi therof, and In the second place. m ately $2,188.00. ALL the following tract or parcel of All that certain tract or parcel of GUARANTEE PAINTING CO. land and premises hereinafter particu land and premises hereinafter particu PHONE 1878-J larly described, situate, lying and be larly described, situate, lying and being ing in the Township of Neptune, in 706 N IN T H A V EN U E BELMAR, N. J. in the Township of Neptune, County of the County of Monmouth and State of Monmouth, and State of New Jersey, New Jersey, and is lot Number Forty A & B and known and designated as Lot G on three on Map of Northwest Asbury a Map of land belonging to Treat and Park, made by Ni&rt Rogers, C. E., Silvers in West Grove, Monmouth ^kaners and Dyers — and Surveyor for Washington White. County, New Jersey, made by Peter BEGINNING at a point in the wes Sours, Surveyor and more particularly 600 F STREET : : BELMAR, N. J. terly line of Anelve Avenue four hun described as follows: dred and fifty feet Avenue; thence BEGINNING at a point in the west westerly and parallel with Munroe Ave side of First Street distant one hun TELEPHONE 2885 nue, one hundred and fifty feet; thence dred feet northerly from the northwest (2) northerly and parallel with Anelve comer of First Street and Division HONCE 8C DODD Avenue, fifty feet; thence (3) easterly, Street; thence northerly along the wes and parallel with said Munroe Avenue, terly side of First Street fifty feet; one hundred and fifty feet to said wes thence westerly, at right angles to LADIES PLAIN DRESSES terly line of Anelve Avenue; thence i First Street, one hundred feet; thence REALTORS—INSURANCE—MORTGAGE LOANS (4) southerly, along the same, fifty southerly parallel with First Street feet to the place of beginning. fifty feet; thence easterly, again at LADTFC SUITS Bounded on the east by Anelve Ave right angles to First Street one hun nue south by lot Number forty two; dred feet to the point or place of be west by lot Number Twenty three and MEN’S 'TJITS PH O N E 503 ginning. norih by lot Number Forty four. Seized as the property of FRED F. Seizedas the property of • ROSE WELLS, et als., taken in execution at SMITH, et als., taken in execution at the suit of BRADLEY BUILDING & OVERCOATS $ . the suit of THE HOME BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ASBURY 1 706 Tenth Avenue AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AS PARK, NEW JERSEY and to be sold BURY PARK, N. J., and to be sold by by HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Dated January 26, 1934. Dated January 18, 1334. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Patterson, Rhome and Morgan, Sofra. Tum en A Tum en, Soi*r& <33 L) $22.28 (44 L) (C&48 w o a<>w>o
CHANCERY 4-18X NOTICE SHERIFF’S- SALE ---- By virtue of a Take notice that George T. Rowe in writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued tends to apply to the Mayor and Coun out of the Court of Chancery of the cil of the Borough of South Belmar for State of New Jersey, will be exposed a Plenary Retail Consumption License to sale at public vendue, on for premises situated at Southeast cor Tuesday, the 13th day of February, ner 18th Avenue and F Street, South 1934, Belm ar. between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Objections, if any, should be made o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon immediately in writing, to: of said day, at the Court House in the Harry A. Taylor, Borough Cleric of Borough of Freehold, County of Mon the Borough of South Belmar, N. J. mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree (Signed) George T. Rowe, of said court amounting to approxi 641 Redmond Ave., So. Belmar m ately $15,148.00. All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and premises, hereinafter par NOTICE ticularly described, situate, lying and Take notice that Rocco Cappa in-i being in the Borough of Belmar, in the tends to apply to the Mayor and Ooun- J County of Monmouth and State of cil of the Borough of South Belmar j New Jersey, being lot No. twenty- for Plenary Retail Distribution license j eight hundred end or.* (2801) on a for nremises eituated at 1621 “F” St.. ’ A W plan of lot of 'he C ’•sao- „t), Bpjjna-. S%,l ciaLkm, il.1'' J tno uicr,\ ? if -r.y, < >. " ’ fice of tr ■ County of Monmouth civ ir> writing, to: said, . . . nd described as fol Harry A. Taylor, Borough Clerk of! lows, to wit:—• the Borough of South Belmar, N. J. Beginning at a point or steke in the (Signed) Rocco Caopa. westerly line of "H” Street, as laid 1621 “F ” S t. So. Belm ar. | down on the aforesaid plan of lots dis tant two hundred and six feet and NOTICE eight inches (206 feet 8 inches) more Take .notice that Thomas T. Adam N or less, southerly from the southerly and Thomas F. Walsh Intend to arply line of Thirteenth Avenue to the sou to the Mayor and Council of the Bor therly line of lot number twenty-eight ough of South Belmar for Plenary Re hundred (2800) and extending thence tail Consumntion License for premises (1) westerly along said property line of situated at 705 16th Avenue, lot number twenty-eight hundred o.* South Belmar. (2800) two hundred and twenty-six Objections. ;f am*. 'e bp rr’ (e feet (226), more or less, to the eist.etly immediately in. writing, to: line of ”K” Street; thence (2) south Harry A. Taylor Borough Clerk cf erly along the said easterly line of “K" the Boroug6 of South Belmar. N. J. Street., fifty feet (50), more or less, to (Signed) th e n o rth erly line of lot num ber tw en Thomas T. Adam and ty-eight hundred and two (2802); Thomas Walsh, then e (3) easterly along the said nor 70S l.fith Avenue, So. Belmar. N. J. therly line of lot number twenty-eight hundred and two (2802), two hundred NOTICE and eleven feet (211), more or less, to Take notice that Harry R. Goslin in the said w.-s'erly line of “H” Street; tends to anolv to the Mayor and Coun and thence (4) northerly along the said westerly line of “H” Street fifty- cil of the Borough of South Belmar for a Plenary Retail Consumption. License one fret (31) and eight inches (8), more or less to the place of beginning. for premises situated at 509 18th Ave Seized as the property of Belmar nue, South Belmar. Lodge No. 1327 Loyal Order of Moose, Objections, if any should bo made and the First National Bank of Bel immediately in writing, to: mar, N. J., taken in execution at the Harry A. Taylor. Borough Clerk of suit of Buddy Realty Corporation, and the Borough of South Belmar. (Signed) Harry R. Goslin, S c to be sold by 815% 16th Ave.. B elm ar. N. J. HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. P i ! Dated January 5, 1934. NOTICE Sidney Byer, Sol’r. Now the payments for a new Frigid- • A'o* just “an electric refrigcr- t5R lines) $24.36 Take notice that. Anna M. Shanlev •.tor,” but a genuine Frigidaire. intends to anph' to the Mayor and aire can come right out of your A nd it’s yours for only 25c a day Council of the Borough cf South Bel under the Meter-Ice Plan. These -BUY IN BELMAR SO W - mar for e. Plenary Retail Consumption present household budget, and all terms apply to all models up to License for premises situated at south end including Model No. Sup?r 63. CHANCERY 4-183 east corner 16th Avenue and “F” St., without skimping or squeezing. You SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a South Belmar. can buy a new model for as little as writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued Objections, if any. should be made out of the Court of Chancery of the immediately in. writing, to: 25c a day—no more than you now State of New Jersey, will be exposed Harry A. Taylor. Borough Clerk of the Borough of South Belmar, N. J. spend for ice. to sale at public vendue, on Monday, the 19th Day of February, (Signed) Anne. M. Shanley, 1934. S. E. C orner 16*h Ave. & F St., Here’s our offer to you ZJL South Belmar etween the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 * Just come in and select your Frigid- -'K-.rrfcjw* This handy little device makes it o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon NOTICE of said day, at the Court House in the aire. Delivery and installation will possible to own a genuine Frigid Borough of Freehold, County of Mon Take notice that Abraham Belfor in aire for only 25c a day/ Just like mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree tends to apply to the Mayor and Coun be made at once. Then you deposit buying ice—only much better, cil of the Borough of South Belmar for Uses less current than one since the daily payments boy your of said court amounting to approxi Frigidaire. m ately $2,990.00. Plenary Retail Consumption License 25c a day in Meter-Ice which is ordinary lamp bulb for premises situated at 1615 “F” All the following tract or parcel of Street. South Belmar. attached. Our representative will call Imagine an electric refrigerator that land and premises hereinafter particu- Objections, if any should bo made once a month, collect the money and ly described, situate, lying and being immediately in. writing, to: uses less current than one ordinary in the Township of Neptune, in the Harry A. Taylor. Borough Clerk of credit it to your account. lamp bulb! That’s the new Frigid County of Monmouth and State of the Borough of South Belmar, N. J. New Jersey, and near the northerly (Signed) Abraham Belfor, When payments are completed we aire. It’s a marvel of convenience, side of Shark River, being known as 1615 “F ” St., South B elm ar the southerly one-half of Lot Number remove the Meter-Ice and you own too, with automatic defrosting— Forty-five (45) delineated on a Map of Plan entitled, “Plan of Lots of the the Frigidaire. Can you think of an automatic ice tray release—cold CHANCERY 4-228 Homestead Tract of the late Mary SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a easier way to buy? storage space—JJ more food space. Bennett, deceased, &c,” made by Wil- lia mH. Shafto, Surveyor, dated Octo writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery of the b e r 1894, w hich said m ap is duly filed in the Clerk’s Office in the County of State of New Jersey will be exposed INSTALLED WITHOUT A DOWN PAYMENT. JUST TELEPHONE US. Monmouth and which said lot is more to sale at publio vendue, on particularly described as follows:— Monday, the 5th Day of March, 1934, BEGINNING at a point in the eas between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon terly line of Bennett Avenue distant Southwardly as measured along the of said day, at the Court House, in the easterly line of Bennett Avenue from Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- Jersey Central Power MifJfii Co. the point of intersection with the sou 1 mouth. New Jersey, to satisfy a decree therly line of Prospect Street, four !of said court amounting to approxi- hundred feet and three inches, run ' m ately $1,044.00. ning from thence (1) southwardly J All the following tract or parcel of * CHANCERY 4-218 ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a creating an eight foot driveway be evard; and thence (4) easterly along along the easterly line of Bennett Ave land and premises hereinafter particu SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of aj corporation etc. and to be sold by tween the above described premises the said southerly line of Boston Boul nue, twenty-five feet; thence (2) east.- larly described, situate, lying and being writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued outi HOWARD HEIGHT Sheriff. and the property adjoining same on evard fifty (50) feet to the point or wardly along the northerly line of lot ! in the Borough of Bradley Beach in the of the Court of Chancery of the State Dated January 25, 1934. the east. place of beginning. of New Jersey will be exposed to sale numbered forty-seven (47) as shown on .! County of Monmouth, State of New Samuel Y. Hampton, Sol’r Seized as the property of Norella Being the premises described in the the aforementioned map, two hundred J ersey. at public vendue, on (62 1.) $26.04 Jackson Boa, et al. taken in execution third cause of action of the bill of com feet to a corner of lot numbered for | BEGINNING at e. point in the Eas Monday, the 26th Day of February at the suit of Phoebe A. Jackson, and plaint. ty-six (46) thence (3) northwardly terly line___ of Main Street distant 40 1934, CHANCERY 4-212 to be sold by THIRD TRACT: along the westerly line of said lot num ------feet” southwardly------— from the , point of in- . | between, , the . „ hours , , of , 12 o'clock „ and 5 SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Premises situate in the borough, bered forty-six (46); twenty-five feet; tersection of the Easterly line of Main o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon writ o{ fi fa to m6 directed issued D ated Ja n u a ry 23, 1934. county and state aforesaid, being lots thence (4) westwardly parallel with Street with the southerly line Fourth of said day, at the Court House, in the : out of th6 Court of chancery of the J. Everett Newman, Sol'r. numbered thirty three and thirty four the second course, two hundred feet Avenue; thence (1) Southwardly along Borough of Freehold, County of M on-|state of Ne^ Jerseyj wiu be exposed (61 lines) $25.62 in block num ber fifty fo u r (33 an d 34) to the point and place of beginning. the Easterly line of Main Street 20 mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree j to siUe at public vendue> on in block 54) as shown on said map, BEING the same premises conveyed feet; thence (2) Eastwardly parallel of said court amounting to approxi- j Monday the 26th day of February, CHA NCERY 4-233 bounded and described as follows, to w ith F o u rth Avenue 87 feet to the W es rnately $3,638.00. j 1934, to the party of the first part hereto SHERIFF'S SALS — By virtue of a wit: terly line of an alleyway 10 feet in --In the first place:----- " 14%‘M ------shares of' thej 1 befween the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 BEGINNING at a point in the sou by Alfonso Freda and wife, by deed writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued width running parallel with Main 18th series of shares of the capital; o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon therly line of Boston Boulevard distant dated Ja n u a ry 21st, 1929 to be fo rth out thu Covu’t 0 i Chancery of the Street and extending of that width be stock oft he Shark River Building and 0f sajd day> at the Court House in the fifty (50) feet westerly from the Inter with recorded, together with all of the State of New Jersey, will be exposed tween parallel lines from Fourth Ave Loan Association assigned to said As-1 Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- section of the west lino of Fourth Ave right, title and interest of the said to sale at public vendue, on nue on the North to Third Avenue on sociation by the defendants, James mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree nue with the said southerly line of Bos party of the first part hereto in and Monday, the th Day of March, 1934, the South which said alleyway is to be Holloway and Jennie Holloway, his of said court amounting to approxi- ton Boulevard as shown on said map; to a certain right of way or drive-way between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 dedicated to the public use for the pur and extending from thence (1) south . in said deed described as follows:— wIfe- , jm atley $879.00. o’clock (at 2 o’clock) In the afternoon pose of a public alleyway; thence (3) In the second place: ALL those cer- i All the following tract or parcel of erly along the westerly line of lot num “Together with a right of way in and of said day at the Court House in the Northwardly parallel with Main Street tain lots, tracts or parcels of land and j ;and premises hereinafter particu- ber thirty five (35) one hundred fifty o ver a strip of land 3.62’ wide and Borough of Freehold, County of Mon 114.20’ deep along th e southerly side and by and along the Westerly line of premises, hereinafter particularly de- j jariy described, situate, lying and be- (150) feet to the north or rear line said alleyway 20 feet; thence (4) West scribed, situate, lying and being in the ;.. g ;n bbe Borough of Bradley Beach, mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of lot number three (3); thence (2) of a lot of land immediately adjoin of said court amounting to approxi wardly again parallel with Fourth Ave Borough of Neptune City in the Coun westerly alon gthe said rear line of lot ing on the north for the said Raymond in the County of Monmouth and State m ately $25,879.00. Clarke and Elsie Clark, his wife, their nue 87 feet to the aforesaid point or ty of Monmouth and State of New Jer of New Jersey, being part of lot No. number three and also along the rear heirs and assigns and their servants, place of BEGINNING. sey, known and designated as lots Nos. 1422 on th e O fficial M ap of th e B or FIRST TRACT: line of lot number four (4) fifty (50) and the tenants and occupants from Being the same premises described 26 and 28 in Block 30-B, subdivision ough of Bradley Beach, more partic Al] the following tract or parcel of feet to the easterly line of lot num- time to time of the premises above in a deed from Theodore H. Beringer, of Lot No. 2, on a certain map entitled ularly described as follows: land and premises hereinafter partic- |ber thirty two; thence (3) northerly granted, and any other person or per Jr. and Estelle H. Beringer, his wife, “Map of Lots in the Borough of Nep Beginning at a point in the southerly ularly described, situate, lying and be- alnog the said easterly line of lot num sons for his and their benefit and ad to William P. Megill and Edward Gif tune City, Monmouth County, New line of Monmouth Avenue, distant one ing in the Borough of Sea Girt in the ber thirty two, one hundred fifty (150) vantage, and subject to a right of way ford, dated Septem ber 19, 1929 and re- Jersey, Eichengreen Land Co., Inc.” hundred fifty feet easterly from the County of Monmouth and State of feet to the said southerly line of Bos- 3.08’ feet in w idth an d 114.20’ in depth : corded on September 20, 1929 in the made by Niart Rogers, Civil Engineer, southeast corner of Monmouth and New Jersey, known and designated as ton Boulevard; and thence (4) east along the northerly line of the premis 1 Clerk's Office of Monmouth County m May 1922 and duly filed In the office Atlantic Avenue; thence (1) easterly lots numbers one and two in block six erly along the said southerly line of es above granted for the said Alfonso j Book 1495 of deeds fo r said county on of the Clerk of the County of Mon along the southerly line of Monmouth ty two as shown on a certain map en Boston Boulevard; fifty (50 feet) to titled “Amended Map of Sea Girt, New Freda and Elizabeth Freda their heirs page 230. mouth. . . . Said . ,, lots are bounded and de- j Avenue, thirty-three and one-third feet the point or place of beginning. and assigns and to their servants and cuiHiect to a mortgage held by The scribed as ””follows: j to a point; thence (2) southerly Jersey,” Frank Osborn, Engineer, 1909. Being premises described in the the tenants, and occupants from time Subject nnmmcrcial to a mortgage Title ^ne and Mort-i b rsuajii'UNinnjEGINNING at a point in thetne wes-!wes- right angles to the said Monmouth Being premises described in the first fourth cause of action of the bill of to time and any other person or per Guaranty Company, made by J terly line of Wall street (South) at the ; Avenue one hundred fifty feet to a cause of action of the bill of complaint. co m p lain t sons for his and their benefit and ad uuniiam P Me trill Daisy M Megill, his northeast corner of lot No. 30 on said ! point; thence (3) westerly and parallel SECOND TRACT; Seized as the property of THOMAS vantage. It being the intention of the ^ Frances Gifford* and Edward ntap, extending thence (1) northerly with said Monmouth Avenue, thirty- Premises situate in the borough, C. MADIGAN et als., taken in execu parties hereto to create a driveway ...’ , lp. husband to it, recorded along the westerly line of Wall Street [three and one-third feet to a point; county and state aforesaid, being lots tion at the suit of LEON A. NEW 6.70’ in w idth and 114.20' in depth be rwomher 17 1929 in the Clerk's (South) fifty feet to the southeast cor- thence (4) northerly and at right an- numbered thirty five and thirty six MAN and to be sold by tween the above granted premises and „ f Monmouth County in Book ner ol Ij°t No- 24 on said map; thence ! gies with Monmouth Avenue one hun- in block fifty four as shown on said HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Office Of Monmoum oouriey werterlv alone the southerly lire L.., ...i _____ e v.__ the premises immediately adjoining on M^rttraves for said County on 1 <2> westerly along the southerly line , dred fifty feet to the place of begin-1 map.boun ded and described as follows D ated Ja n u a ry 29, 1934. 935 of M o r tg a g e s to r » w . Qf Lot No. 24 one hundred twenty-nine *- the north, to be used in common by ning. to w it: Arthur M. Birdsall, Sol’r. page 51, in the feet and ninety-three hundredths of a BEGINNING at the intersection of $36.54 the parties hereto their heirs and as ing the amount owmg for foot to the middle line of the block; Subject to an easement of a drive- (87 1.) signs at all times freely to pass and re way eight feet wide on Monmouth | southerly line of Boston Boule- together with m = P® ^___ T„„ thence (3) southerly thirty-eight de pass on foot or with animals, vehicles, cipal sum to accrue thereon from Avenue by one hundred fifty feet in vard with the westerly line of Fourth grees thirty-four and five tenths min loads or otherwise to and fro. lu a ry 17th, 1934, th e date of th e final depth, the center of which eight foot Avenue as shown on said map and run utes west along the easterly line of driveway is the easterly line of the ning thence (1) southerly along said 1 Seized as the property of SAMUEL decree herein. Lots 25 and 27 as laid down on said westerly line of Fourth Avenue one I BARR et al. taken in execution at the i Seized as the property of JENNIE above described premises; four feet of, S . D r e s d e n map fifty feet to the northwest comer wbjcb easement is located on the most hundred fifty (150) feet to the north 3 suit of THE PRUDENTIAL INSUR ! RUBIN, et. als., taken in execution i f ANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, a at the suit of THE NAT’L COMM. T. of Lot No. 30 on said map; thence (4) easterly four feet of the above describ- \ or rear linc of ,ot number one (1) Ladies’ and Gents’ easterly along the northerly line of Lot ed premises together with an easement! thence (2) westerly along the sail I f 1 New Jersey corporation, and to be sold j & M GTY. CO. and to be sold by I TAILOR HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. No. 30 one hundred thirty-nine feet and in bo tbe above described; ! north or rear line of lots number one 1 by nine hundredths of a foot to the wes- fopr feet of which easement is located and two (1 and 2) fifty (50) feet to HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. D ated Ja n u a ry 25, 1934. terly line of Wall Street, (South) and on most westerly four feet of the the easterly line of lot number thirty 44w D ated Ja n u a ry 15, 1934. Lindabury, Steelman, Zink and the point or place of beginning. Glenn K. Carver, Sol’r. Lafferty, Solicitors. * “ ' ' i lot of land adjoining the above describ-' four (34); thdnce (3) northerly along P H O N E 443 Seized as the property of JAMES , ed premises on the east. The above said easterly line of lot number thirty 44 (89 1.) $37.38 (69 1.) ?28-98 \%. Eighth Ave. & F Street. Belmaf & at the suit of SHARK RIVER BUILD- the said southerly line of Boston Boul- ■ortirnrtr
y ______COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAB, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUUARY 9,1934
YOUR GARDEN THIS WEEK
THE COAST ADVERTISER By A. C. McLean LOUIS BARK, Owner and Publisher N. J. Agr’l Extension Service J. CHARLES TURNER, Editor The middle of February is primarily a time for looking things over and get- ! ting ready for Bpring garden work. [ P ublication O ffice and P lan t: 704 N in th Avenue, B elm ar, N. J. Phone 2083-W Now that most of the catalogues have come in, it would be advisable to make j Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Belmar, New Jersey, a list of the seeds desired, particularly under the Act of Congress the hardy annuals which should be start id early, and those to be started in cold frames. Some of the new SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ’flu- \ ' things can be started now. Single Copy, 4 cents; Three Months, ,40; Six Months, .75; One Year, $1.50 Gardeners who are interested in ex tending their gardening season will be interested in the n-v rtrioaUy heat-\ In ordering the change of subscription address, please give the old as well as ed hutted*, •he’ ... _ the r*- •: s. News items of local and personal interest invited. v --N , ardte'a : • are not expensive, ru* local electric light company will be glad to quote the cost of the wire and ,Bible class of the First ^Falsll, Charles Ritchie and Joseph Sil- What does “just a swallow" mean? M. E. Sunday school met at the home high speeds when road and traffic conditions make it ex Members of the Ladies’ Aid Society of Mrs. B. W. VanNest, 419 Fourth ave verstein. of Calvary Baptist church met at the nue Tuesday at one p. m. to enjoy a Among those attending were Mr. and Who set a match to the big wig’s home of Mrs. Albert Webster Tuesday fine covered dish luncheon. At 2:30 j . ,, A1 ceedingly dangerous. : evening and made arrangements for a p. m. the regular business meeting : Mrs. Thomas Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Al- wiskers the other night? pancake supper to be served February with Mrs. Wm. Barton presiding. Bible jbert Bearmore, Mr. and Mrs. William And—every year—they leave behind them 30,000 20th. 1 reading by Mrs. Sam. Woolley, was fol- j jjurray Mr. and Mrs. Burtis Clayton, corpses and hundreds of thousands of injured persons Who caught the greased pig any lowed by reports of officers and com-; •” _ .. , w ay? MRS. EDWARD I. McLEAN | mittees. Nomination and election of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smyth, Mr. and whose sole offense was that they happened to be present .------! officers for the coming year resulted ! Mrs. Frank Briden, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Who says the Braves have signed Funeral services for Mrs Sarah E. ^ follows: president, Mrs. Barton; vice !park Mf and Mrs. Harold Edwards. when the reckless driver was taking one of the chances he jsacjuean,McLean, widow wiuuw *.«.of Edward ...I. —McLean, —---, president. MMiss iss MMabel abel HHalimond; alim ond; sec-isec- r r o t p i u q v w i t h u-v/u-yaway their rights , , 6..w for two------years? ------j who died---- Monday - at • •her home, • —- —512 Fif- retary, --Mrs. Sam.- —Woolley; ” —*-*•—1 assistant Mr. and Mrs. George Royael, Mr. and didn’t get away with. WiLll. | ______teenth avenue, were held last night at secretary, Mrs. Laura Davison; treas- Mrs. Clarence Morrell, Mr, and Mrs. The emblem of death on a long line of automobiles j vn» * “ «•> *“« •* .« * !* » .* - Wtoo w as ,hat"entwiBCing lady who,, Bergen. Icommitt,,, committees atMtt. tue nextnent meeting.mecuug. Tho.. ; otmuiu,Scbroth. Mr,. *->.******Sylvie VenNote. ****** Mr,. Mrs. McLean leaves four sons, Harry present were Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Coop- j coveney, Mrs. Helen Barry, Mrs. which otherwise look no different than any other cars of knees got black and blue while ing? Tand r and William M.M of ^ kEast rt Orange,O iin ^ana d j| Houtain,H o S , M Mrs. Longsireei, r t a ' n . a Nlch-Rhoda- , ^ ------Robinson, Joseph Walsh, Chas. their kind! This suggestion may make some of the reck . . . __ ... Rnhhins Mrs. Seltzer. Mrs. nifeh;,-, nnH Tnsenh Silversiem. » — i “* ^ 3 , "“ less drivers think twice before running a risk the next ambulance call. ! of New york; Mrs. Victoria C. Camp- | __m Y IX EEIMAR NOW- —BUY IN BELMAR NOW— j Who got turned down by his blonde bell and Mrs. Henrietta E. Wagner of time. girl frend? [this borough. COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAE, NEW JERSEY. FRIDAY, FEBRUUARY 9,1934
— ——r *. »*' .— LINCOLN’S FAVORITE POEM 350 ENJOY FUN AT f 'H t ajoundet i yP tchti Mortality, a poem on futility com posed by a Scottish poet named WU1- OLD TIME BARN DANCE j iam Knox, Is remembered chiefly be- : cause it was a favorite with Abraham l Lincoln. It is often known by its first DESPITE OLD FASHIONED WEATHER J line, "Oh. why should the spirit of j mortal bo proud?” The author was Prizes Galore Awarded and Food Left Over for Distribu i bom in 1789 an d died in 1823 a t the P rim e ago of thirty-seven, tion to Needy Ribs of Beef Lincoln first saw the poem in a news 1 paper and committed it to memory. CUT FROM FIRST SIX RIBS tHe was very fond of quoting poetry, Despite the old fashioned weather, Shanley, Mrs. Joe Hurley, Mrs. Carl j especially poems expressive of hope- I lessness, woe, and foreboding. The old fashioned barn dance sponsored Schroeder, Mrs.' Milo Burke, Mrs. J. A. These Ribs are oil cut from choice grade, I For a long time Lincoln never knew by Belmar Young Men’s Democratic McCumber, Mrs. A. Blum, Mrs. Otto groin-fed steers. They ore selected by our who the author was and he once told Club at the club rooms on Ninth ave Geiss, Miss Doris Browne, Mrs. Marie buyers from the stock of leading pockets, to Andrew Johnson "I would give all I am meet the high quality specifications that I worth, and go in debt, to be able t* nue Friday night was a big success. Brockstedt, Mrs. Myrtle Class, Miss P ECONOMY rules have been established for all AKP Meats. I write so fine a piece as I think that is. 000 or more who enjoyed a real j Irene McLaughlin, Julia Rogers Ail- 1 j Neither do I know who is the author. II met in in a straggling form in a news £>aj u ...,u mu:d , ’lone Belmar- een and Geraldvne McGrath. Young Northwestern [paper last —Tier (1243), and I r— ites, but visitors from all parts of Harry Harrolcl of the State Comp j member to have seen it once before, ONE QUALITY, ONE PRICE Monmouth County besides the moguls troller's office m ade an attractive Fancy Turkeys about fifteen years ago, and this is all I know about It.” Several years later from Trenton and Newark. Mrs. How "Mae West." Joe Moran was a “coun j he remarked "1 would give a great deal ard Height was there r epresenting try colonel." Milo Burke’s makeup as Long Island Ducks FANCY J to know who wrote it, but I have never her husband, the Sheriff. the “city slicker” was a piece of art. been able to ascertain.” Before his death, however, he learned that it was The decorators, members of the club, Other men whose makeup was dis Fresh Fish Fillet *19 L e g rSSi. of V eal «-■ 19' composed by Knox, of whom he prob desirve credit for their work of trans tinctly clever were Charlie Edwards, ably had never heard. forming the club rooms into a typical Bill Briden, Italic Galluccio, Matt CriticB have called the poem a com monplace and pedanic rime, but it wiU country bam with all the farm fixin’s. Shanley, Doc Antonides, Gene Davies, continue to be read by millions be The “jail house” provided lots of fun of Trenton; Frank Frosch, Dave Scbif, SELECTED cause it expressed the thoughts and and the "country judges” Carl Schroe Charlie Taylor, Charles Measuie, LARGE FRESH EGGS NEW ARRIVALS doz. feelings of Abraham Lincoln. The po 2 7 c em is as follows: der and Frank McLaughlin sen' many ha mBlum, James Gallagher, Joe Lei- M ortality into the "pen,” and there was great badios and Bennie Kasden. PURE LARD For Cooking and Shortening lb. 7c Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be fun watching them bailed out. Valuable prizes were awarded those NOODLE OR proud V The pig and chickens attracted a lot in costume and as door prizes. There CAMPBELL’S SOUPS MUSHROOM 3 cans 25c Like a swift-fleeing meteor, a fast fly of interest The "Blum” sulky, the was such an array of groceries in box ing cloud, pumpkins furnished by Mrs. Milo es and open lots that much of it was A flash of the lightening, a break ot No 3 cor the wave, Burke, the old harness and farm im distributed to needy families. The first TOMATOES F*SSSSTn . * .s-ll« 17c Man passeth from life to his rest in plements donated by Mr. Blum and door prize, a wrist watch, went to Jos- th e grave. the hay, straw and cattle feed collect ie Galluccio of this borough; the sec BEL M AIZ CORN NIBLETS 2 cans 23c ed by Harry Sharkowitz and Max ond, a large box of assorted groceries, j The leaves of the oak and the willow DIAMOND CRYSTAL shall fade, Zuckerman added to the barn trim donated by Mrs. Arthur F. McGrath, j SHAKER SALT Plain or Iodized pkg. 6c Be scattered around and together be m ings. to Mrs. Eleanor Galluccio, also of this | I laid; The Hill Billie Boys furnished an ex borough, and the third, a military MAKER’S COCOA X. lb. fir 9c ! And the young and the old, and the cellent entertainment and were given a blush set, went to Miss Rolinda John low and the high, rousing reception. The loud speaker son of Point Pleasant. Mrs. Irene Pat Should moulder to dust and together J shall lie. over Radio Station Pu-Pu provided ernoster of this borough was awarded o~'jh'Cuil Zlliiin.J C~>altudui/ / Q h ia L c z y l L X Q uality cQceili .great amusement. It was loaned and a zipper traveling bag as the prettiest High in quality, high in value . . . you save os you j The infant a mother attended and set up by Howard Schraeder of the dressed country girl. She wore a well spend when you buy them. | loved; A N N PAGE •I The mother that infant’s affection who New Jersey Labor Department, assist starched white flare dress with black RYE BREAD I p ro v ed ; ed by Dr. Joseph A. Moran, chemist of picture hat to match. Mrs. Charles Don't miss this chance to try our Standard PEANUT BUTTER j The husband that mother and infant the State Health Department, an ama Bennett for the second in costumes got fine Grandmother's HEARTH- Large who blessed, BAKED Rye Bread at this spe Loaf teur actor of note and an artist at an electric iron; Mrs. Eleanor Galluc cial price Regular price 9c 7C ’.V 1 0 ' ’1.“ ' 1 9 ' Each, all, are away to their dwellings of rest. theatrical makeup. cio, vs ho won the second door prize, Grandmother i RAJAH j Standard W C One of the principal features of the took third in costumes, an electric White Bread Large Loot ^ Salad Dressing 8;“ 9C 17c i The maid on whose cheek, on whose WHOLE MILK— N. Y. STATE brow, in whose eyes, danee was the large number of cos lamp, and Geraldyne McGrath won Pure Extracts Orange or Atmand 19c tumed visitors. They helped the rural j fourth, an electric toaster. [Shone beauty and pleasure,—her tri American Cheese 23‘ Cider Vinegar . . ET 15c umphs are by; picture in wonderful style and their Other costume prize winners were: i I And the memory of those who loved doin’s and dancing were a scream. Mrs. Charles H. Smith, president of the j her and pfeised, President Carl Schroeder as the Women’s Democratic Club of Belmar; j BLUE PETER NORWEGIAN v* size I Are alike from the minds of the living "Country Judge” was a riot. Otto Geiss Miss Perruggario, Mrs. Joseph Hurley, SARDINES Packed in olive oil cans 19< I erased. the “country chairman” made a last Milo Burke, Major Gene Davies, Tren-, | The hand of the king that the sceptre ing impression in his black cutaway, ton, secretary to Colonel Edward Rose BEARDSLEY’S s h r e d d e d c o d f is h 2 pi„. 25‘ | hath borne; boots, big soft hat, red necktie and of the 112th Artillery; Italio Galluccio, The brow of the priest that the mitre j h ath w orn; w hiskers. Frank Frosch, Matt Shanley, Mrs. J. MAKES LIGHT TASTY BISCUITS BISQUICK New 20 oz. pkg. 18c The eye of the sage and the heart of Arthur .F. McGrath, the committee A. McCumber, Mrs. Matt Shanley, M rs.! th e brave, treasurer, fooled ’em all as "the Abrham Blum and Charles Measure. Are hidden and lost in the depth of IMPORTED CRABMEAT FANCY •2 size con squire.” His makeup was that of a The other door prize winners includ 21c th e grave. country lawyer in the sere and yellow ed James Gallagher, Walter Hutchins QUAKER OATS QUICK OR REGULAR pkgs. The peasant whose lot was to sow and stage; he wore a drab checkered of the State Comptroller’s office at i 2 13c to reap; cut away suit, yellow boots and large Trenton, Doris Browne of Neptune, The herdsman, who climbed with his black soft hat. His face was fixed up Abraham Blum of Belmar, Mrs. Marie UNEEDA BISCUITS PLAIN or SALTED 3 pkgs. 13c goats up the steep; with gray chin whiskers and side Brockstedt of Belmar, Merril Connor The beggar who wandered in search 1 lb. of his bread; boards and the wrinkles in his face of Newark, Julia Rogers of Bradley GRAHAM CRACKERS UNEEDA BAKERS pkg. 17c Have faded away like the grass that wero perfect. Beach and Miss Aileen E. McGrath of we tread. Some of the ladies whose makeup Belm ar. O CTAGO N Laundry SO A P 6 <*., 25 The sainted who enjoyed the commun and costumes attracted much atten Mrs. Gene Davies of Trenton was ion of heaven. tion were Mrs. Irene Paternoster, Mrs. chairman of judges. McGuire’s Village The sinner who dared to remain unfor Charles Bennett, Mrs. E. Galluccio, Orchestra supplied the music and it given, Mrs. Charles H. Smith, Mrs. Matt was the best ever. The wise and the foolish, the guilty and just, Have quietly mingled their bones in TELEPHONE CO.’S SAFE rospectively. Driving too fast for con the dust. ditions caused 8 per cent of the acci So the multitude goes, like the flower DRIVING RECORD dents, but Peters asserts that “We do or the weed not believe that ‘speed’ properly used [That withers away to let others suc- Driving a fleet of more than 830 is responsible for many accidents. It ! ceed; motor vehicles over six and a quarter | So the multitude comes, even those we is the misuse of speed, or failure to million miles last year, New Jersey Bell j behold, control it, which causes accidents.” To repeat every tale that has often Telephone Company drivers established . Chester I. Barnard, president of the j been told. a new safe-driving record for the EASTERN DIVISION THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. N DIVISK telephone company, has congratulated i For we are the same our fathers have fourth consecutive year. th e drivers on th eir 1933 record. The been; Total accidents charged against the We see the same sights our fathers drivers several years ago initiated a big fleet, all those in which the driv KNOWN and designated as Lot Num All those certain lots, tracts or par- have seen,—• safe-driving resolution now signed We drink the same stream and view ers could be held in any degree respon ber FIFTY on Map of Maywood, i«aub veis of lane, anti piciu-ses hereinafter each year by all drivers of telephone by Niart Rogers, A. D. 1891 dated and particularly described, situate, lying the same sun, sible, numbered seventy-one for the And run the same course our fathers vehicles, and most telephone people filed June 10, 1892 in the Monmouth and being in tne xownsnip of Neptune. I year, or at the remarkable average of LEG SORES County Clerk’s office, at Freehold, New in the County of Monmouth and State j have run. who drive private cars. The resolution one accident in each 88,500 m iles of Jersey. , of New Jersey, being known and des-I commits the driver to obey traffic laws A treatment which heals varicose BEGINNING at the northeast cor- ignated as lots Numbers ONE and The thoughts we are thinking our fath driving in all sorts of weather and ner of Lot Number Forty-nine; thence (TWO on a map entitled, "Map No. 1, ers would think; jand regulations; drive carefully and ulcers, broken or swollen veins, blue From the death we are shrinking our over all types of roads. Only three of (1) along Stratford avenue easterly j Plan of lands belonging to L. Sharf- keep the vehicle under control com knots and other leg troubles—with fifty feet to corner of Lot Number j stein and S. H. Golding, situate at W. fathers would shrink; the seventy-one accidents were serious. To the life we are clinging they also pletely; grant right-of-way freely and out operations, injections nor en Fifty one; thence (2) along the line of ; Asbury Park, Monmouth County, New Motor evhicles in the fleet drove an forced rest—is available right here lot Number Fifty one, southerly, one (Jersey, drawn by Niart Rogers, C. E., would cling; willingly; be regardful of pedestrians, But it speeds from us all, like a bird average of 10,000 m ore miles betw een in your own home town. You can try hundred and twenty five feet to corner ! Ast^jiry Park, N. J., May 9, 1913” and particularly children and elderly per- of lot Number Thirty three; thence |more particularly described as follows: ] on the wing. accidents in 1933 th an in 1932, when it TODAY on the responsibility of a sons, and to bear in mind the possibly j druggist whom you know ari,{ ,rUSt. (3) along the line of lot Number Thir- | BEGINNING at a. point distant three ! , , . . the record had been 26 per cent, bet ty-three, westerly fifty feet to comer (hundred and four feet and twenty five ]TbeY lc" ed’ but tbe s ^ serious consequences of accidents. Without any risk whatever. In other of- lot- ■ Number— Thirty-four;— ... thence (4) .hundredths of a foot easterly from the i unfold: , . , ,. . ter than in 1931. A 9 per cent improve ,, , ... , . : Thev seemed, but the heart or the along the line of lot Number Forty- northeast comer of Monroe and Avon; f . ment had been made in 1930 and a 19 words, Emerald Oil, used according haughty is cold; MRS. JACOB W. LOVETT to directions, will give you swift, nine, one hundred and twenty five feet j Avenues; thence (1) northerly at right per cent improvement in 1929. Mrs. Lillie A. Lovett, 63, died sud to the place of beginning. angles to Monroe Avenue, one hundred They grieved, but no wail from their denly Wednesday afternoon of acute sure relief, or your druggist will BEING the same premises conveyed : feet; thence (2) easterly and parallel slumbers will come; Appreciation of individual responsi indigestion at the home of her daugh gladly refund your money. You need unto the said JOSEPH BASKIN and with Monroe Avenue forty feet and They joyed, but the tongue of their bility by drivers of the company vehi ter Mrs. Allan Cameron 513 Eighteenth deposit only 85c with him as the CLAUDIA BASKIN, his wife, by W. seventeen hundredths of a foot to the gladness is dumb. avenue, South Belmar. She is survived LAMBERT JOHNSON and OLGA E. easterly line of the whole tract; thence cles is credited with the improvement purchase price to get immediate re They died, ay1 they died; and we things by her husband, Jacob W. Lovett. lief. Money back if you are disap JOHNSON, his wife, by deed bearing (3) southerly along the easterly, line in the safe-driving record by H. L. Ret Funeral services under the direction date the 13th day of May, 1927. of the whole tract, one hundred and that are now, Who walk on the turf that lies over erst, general plant employment super- of T. H. Bennett will be held Satur- pointed. Seized as the property of JOSEPH three feet and sixteen hundredths of a , .. , day afternoon at Mrs. Lovett’s home, BASKIN, et als., taken in execution foot to the northerly line of Monroe their brow, V!sor ot the company. Proper selec- ^ Atlantio Who r-T.ke in their dwellings a trans avenue, Atlantic City. at the suit of ASBURY PARK BUILD- Avenue; thence (4) westerly, along the tion of drivers, and full appreciation of interment will be made in Harleigh ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, body . northerly line of Monroe Avenue, sixty ient abode, Meet the things that they met on their responsibility can entirely eliminate ac- Cemetery, Camden. CHA NCERY 4-237 corporate, et als., and to be sold by ; five feet and fifty hundredths 6f a foot HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. to the point or place of Beginning. pilgrimage road. cidents for which the driver is respon- j ——------——------SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a Dated January 31. 1934. ! WIf °f J l f*~ me directed, issued Durand, Ivins, & Carton, Sol’rs. BEING the same premises conveyed ' yea, bope and despondency pleasure sible, Peters asserts. This is the ob- 1 g| TO LOSE FAT to the said John J. Nicholson by Em- : and pain, ! out of the Court of Chancery of the (5 0 1.) $21.00 jective set by the company. | Miss M. Rainer of Brooklyn, N. Y. State of New Jersey, will be exposed est B. Jemison and Etta Jemison, his mingle together in sunshine and “The fact that a large number of writes: "Bare used Kruschen for the to sale at public vendue, on n u \ r F RV S-OA* lwifa’ by deed bearin? date May 24th- rain; past 4 months and hare not only lost 35 i Monday, the 5th Day of March, 1934, ..... t . . . Z . t „ i1020' and recorded in the Monmouth A d tbe smiles and the tears, the song our drivers are entitled to display six- | pounds tmt feel so much better In every SHERIFFS SALE — By virtue of a County Clerk’s Office, May 25th, 1920, | and d j rge> way. Even for people who don’t care to between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 year safe driving insignia is sufficient writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued j n Book 1115 o f Deeds, pages 9 &c. stiII foIIow each other, like surge upon reduce, Kruschen is wonderful to keep I o'clock Cat 2 o’clock) in the afternoon proof, ’ he says, “that morot vehicles j the system healthy. I being a nurse out of the Court of Chancery of thei Seized as the property of JOHN J. our„e should know for I’re tried so many j of said day, at the Court House, in the State of New Jersey, will be exposed NICHOLSON, et als., taken in execu- 1 can bo operated safely.” but only Kruseben answered all I Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- I to sale at public vendue on j tion at the suit of ASBURY PARK >Tis the wink 0; an eye purposes.” * We Have Signed the President’s Re-employment Agreement + CHOCRH NOTICE + * + • • + + FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GANGWAY. + Rev. Clair A. Morrow, Minister + + Ninth Avenue and E Street f + 4* * Sunday services: fo r the champions of the * + Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. + + Morning worship at 11:00 A. M. * + Evening worship at 7:30 P. M. + 4* lowest price fields * 4- FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL * 4- CHURCH » 4* * 4- Seventh Ave. and D Street * 4- Rev. Earl Townsend Hahn, Minister * A4* Sunday services: * SERVICE WITH A SMILE V 9:330 A. M. Sunday school. * 4* 10:45 A. M. Public worship. * 4- * You always get a little more than you pay 4- 7:00 P. M. Epwbrth League. + for when you rlcal " i 'u ' Clean “gas,” full meas 4* •8:00 P. M. Public W orship. 4* ❖ ure—Clean oil, the brand your motor likes best.— 4* ST. ROSE’S S. C. C _ * 4* and cheerful service to bring you back. 4- Sunday Masses: 8 and 10 A. 11. - f Week Day Mass: 7:00 A. M. f Free Air and Water—We Fix Flats 4 * Holy Days: 6 and 8. I 4 4 * Confessions Saturday 4:30 to 5.30 4* Special Prices on Cars Greased and Sprayed 4* and 7:30 to 8:30. f Complete Battery Service 4- Rev. Frederick Sherwood Kimball, * P astor. I 4 Cars Called For and Delivered Free 4- t TYDOL GASOLINE 4- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 4- JL❖ Thirteenth Avenue and D Street. 4* % 4 4- Rev. Allen N. Nettleman, Minister 4- QUACKENBUSH SERVICE STATION 4- Sunday services: 1934 HUDSON 8 4* f (TWO MAN SERVICE) 4* Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Gangway for the value surprise of 1934—the Here is a car so luxurious, so comfortable, s o Phone 3194 4* M orning w orship a t 11:00 A. M. most powerful and beautiful car Hudson has roomy and so smart in its stream- e Evening worship at 7:30 P. M. 4* 8th Avenue and F Street Belmar, New Jersey »{• ever built—a car so perfectly engineered that it lined grace that keen-eyed ex- ^ * ^4*4*4*4*4*4*4'4**H-4**H*4*4"4**H'4-*H'*H“4*'H'4"K'4**H*4**H*4'4*4*4< WEST BELMAR M. E. CHURCH will easily outperform any other eight ever built perts could scarcely believe their roa*695 .r,„. cw,;rE Rev. Paul A. Freidrich, Pastor — sold at the lowest price in Hudson history! ears when they heard its price. atfu. i»ry S abbath school a t 9:45 A. M. 16 Models • 2 Wheelbases • 108 and 113 h. p. engines M orning w orship 11:00 A. M. Epworth League 7:00 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ninth Ave. between C and D Sts. Rev. P. T. Morris, D.D., Pastor Sunday services: Morning worship at 11:00 o’clock. Sunday school at 2:30 P. M. Evening service at 8:00 o’clock. Young People’s meeting each Friday evening at 8:00 o’clock. MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH THREE LITTLE FACTS 17th Ave. and F St., Rev, J. J. Davis, pastor Remember, 1—Fire and theft insurance is a3 npcessary as an emergency brake. 2—Property damage should be Sunday services: thought of as soon as a spare tire. 3—Liability insur Morning worship at 11 o’clock. ance is as important before operating a car as learning Sunday school at 12:15 o’clock. how to drive. Evening service at 8:00 o’clock. We write every foijm of insurance and bonds. Have that feeling of Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening safety when you own or drive a car at 8:00 o’clock. 1934 TERRAPLANE 6 THOMAS D. JOECK JUNIOR CONGREGATION OF THE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SONS OF ISRAEL Gangway for the 1934 Terraplane! It’s bigger, This 1934 Terraplane offers you new roominess 708 N IN T H A V EN U E P H O N E 540 BELM A R BELM AR, N. J. 11th Ave. and C Street, Belmar, N. J. more powerful than the great Terraplane of and a rugged 85 h.p. motor with a reserve of Rev. Bendow, Rabbi 1933 that smashed sales and performance rec flashing power you’ll never tax. It Services: offers sensational acceleration, Friday' evening 7:30 p. m., beginning ords right and left. It’s more luxurious . . . $ a series of addresses on “The Jews more comfortable . . . more striking in its speed and hill-climbing ability, 565 from the Middle Ages up to Today.” I streamlined wind-sculptured beauty. merged with extreme economy. 70K THE COUPE luiuuuuwnuiuiiiiiuauiiuiiiiiiniimiiuiiiniiuiMuiiiuiwiiiiiiiinriiiniwiiuiiiiniiHiianiiiiiiiiioMniiiiiioiiiiiiJMuniiiiuuiiioiiim Saturday morning 9:30. a t fa c to ry § The Young Judea Meeting Wednes 14 Models • 2 Wheelbases • 80 and 85 h. p. engines 5 E. HABERSTICK & SONS day-evening a t 8:00. Oil Display Today! We now have these new Terraplanes and Hudsons on display. We especially invite EXPERT PLUMBERS HIGHWAY GOSPEL TABERNACLE you to come in and see them this week. Ride in them. Drive them. Test them. A car is ready lo r your use novr. 13th Ave. and F St. For several years located at 1002 F Street, Belmar, N. J. Services: Have changed their location to more adequate premises at Sunday School, 2 P. M. Sunday evening, Evangelistic, 7:30. Tuesday evening, Prayer and Praise, Buhler Motors Inc. 415 Eighteenth Avenue, South Belmar 7:45. Thursday evening, Prayer and Praise, Up-to-date in Every Detail 7:43. All welcome. Telephone Belmar 864 H. D. TAYLOR, Pastor. 708 F Street Belmar, N. J. Bumsteads Worm Syrup “To children an angel of mercy/' Where directions arc followed, IT NEVER FAILS. Despite scarcity and CHANCERY 4-180 COMMERCIAL TITLE AND MORT o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon GLAZING GLAZING f enormous cost of SANTONIN, It con SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a GAGE GUARANTY COMPANY, and tains full dose. Stood 70 yrs. test. of said day, at the Court House in the Ail Druggists or by mall, 50c a bottle. * writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued to be sold by Borough of Freehold, County of Mon Insist on Bumsteads. Est. C. A, out of the Court of Chancery of the HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Voorhees. M. I).. mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree PHONE BELMAR 2978 FOR | State of New Jersey will be exposed to D ated Ja n u a ry 15, 1934. of said court amounting to approxi sale at public vendue, on Lindabury, Steelman, Zink, & Lafferty, m ately $5,36.00. BELMAR FIRE ALARMS Monday, the 19th Day of Februaiy, Solicitors. In the first place Fifteen (15) shares 1934, (68 1.) $28.56 of the Twenty second series, Two and 15. 14th Avenue and F Street between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 one-half (2%) shares of the Twenty- 16. 6th Avenue and F Street o'clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon CHA NCERY 4-193 second series, and three (3) shares of 17. 8th Avenue and F Street of said day, at the Court House in the SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a the Twenty seventh seires of shares of 18. 10th Avenue & F Street Borough of Freehold, County of Mon writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued the capital stock of the Neptune Build 19. 12th Avenue & F Street mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree out of the Court of Chancery of the ing and Loan Association, assigned to 23. Third Ave. and A Street of said court amounting to approxi State of New Jersey, will be exposed said Association by Frank Dugan, and 25. 5th Avenue,and A Street m ately $1,594.00. to sale at public vendue on in the second place all of the following LOCKSMITHS 27. 2nd Avenue and B Street All the following tract or parcel of Monday, the 19th Day of February, escribed property: 29. 5th Avenue and E Street land and premises heerinafter partic 1934, All that certain lot, tract or parcel 31. 13th Ave. and D Street ularly described, situate, lying and be between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 of land and premises, hereinafter par Keys made for any locks 34. 7th Averue and D Street ing in the Borough of Bradley Beach, o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon ticularly described, situate, lying and 3'J. 10th Avenue and C S treet ift the County of Monmouth and State of said day, at the Court House in the Auto Keys made without samples being in the Borough of Neptune City, 41. 14th Ave. and A S treet of New Jersey. Borough of Freehold, County of Mon in the County of Monmouth and State Lawn Mowers Sharpened, by machinery, guaranteed to cut as goaa 44. 8th Avenue and A Street BEGINNING at a point in the Eas mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of New Jersey. new—we call and deliver 45. 11th Ave. and A Street terly line of Mnia Street distant 130 of said court amounting to approxi Beginning at a point one hundred 47. 18th Ave. and A Street feet southwardly fro mthe point of in m ately $19,659.00. and sixty six and tw o th ird (166 2-3) WE DO SHARPENING AND GRINDING 53. Oakwood Rd. and River tersection of the easterly line of Main In the first place seventy (70) shares feet westerlywardly from a point at 55. 12th Avenue and River Street with the southerly line of of the Thirty second series of the capi the intersection of the westerly line of Belmar Sash, Door and Glass Co. 57. L Street and River Fourth Avenue; thence (1) southward tal stock of the Neptune Building and McAneny Street with the southerly line 59. 9th Avenue and River ly along the easaerly line of Main Loan Association, assigned to said As of Third Avenue; thence (1) south PETER MACLEARIE 2 Noon. Fire out Street 30 feet; thence (2) Eastwardly sociation by Catharine A. Levis, widow wardly, parallel with McAneny Street 17th Avenue and Railroad Belmar, N. j. 1 long, 2 short, first aid call parallel with Fourth Avenue 87 feet and William H. Reed, widower, and in one hundred and fifty (150) feet to a 2—2—2 Goodwill Hose Co. to the westerly line of an alleyway 10 the second place all of the following de point; thence (2) westwardly parallel 3—3—3 Union F ire Co. feet in width running parallel with scribed property: with Third Avenue thirty three and —BUY IX BELMAR NOW - Main Street, and extending of that All that lot, tract or parcel of land one th ird (33 1-3) feet to a point; width between parallel lines from and premises, hereinafter particularly thence (3) northwardly, parallel with Eporth Avenue on the North to Third described, situate, lying and being in the first course one hundred and fif 1 Avenue on the south which said alley- the Township of Neptune, in the Coun ty (150) feet to the southerly line of iniiiuiuiuiuiiiiinmuniiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiii Some people are worrying about the Hutchinson Art Shop way is to be dedicated to the public ty of Monmouth and State of New Jer Third Avenue; thence (4) eastwardly use for the purposes of a public high very high price which the government sey, at Ocean Grove, and known and along the southerly line of Third Ave Exclusive Agency for Columbia way; thence (3) Northwardly parallel designated as Lot number five hun and Minerva Yarns, D. M. C, nue th irty th ree and one th ird (33 1-3) is paying for gold, but many of us with Main Street and by and along dred and nineteen (No. 519) on the feet to the point or place of beginning. Cotton, Alsatian Embroidery, the Westerly line of said alleyway 30 won't worry about that until we come :a: west side of Ocean Avenue, known as Seized as the property of FRANK feet; thence (4) Westwardly again par 13 Ocean Avenue on the map of lots to celebrate our golden weddings, and Embroidery Stamping and DUGAN, et al., taken in execution at Hand-knitted Sweaters allel with Fourth Avenue 87 feet to of Camp Ground of the Ocean Grove the suit of NEPTUNE BUILDING & are ready to accept the suitable offer PH O N E 694 aforesaid point or place of BEGIN Camp Meeting Association of the Meth LOAN ASSOCIATION, and to be sold ings of that anniversary. NING. odist Episcopal Church. by 806 F ST. Being the same premises conveyed Together with all the goods and HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. to Jessie V. Thomas by deed from Wil chattels, furniture and furnishings and D ated Ja n u a ry 18, 1934. Phone Belmar 1263 | —BUY IX BELMAR XOW- liam P Megill and Daisy M. Megiil, his personal property contained in the cot Richard W. Stout, Sol’r. wife, and Edward Gifford and Frances tage or dwelling house or hotel on said (52 1.) $21.84 M. Gifford, his wife, dated August 14, 1 premises. A. G. FREER 0008060060006660*. 1930 and recorded in th e C lerk’s Office I Seized as the property of CATHAR- of M onm outh C ounty in book 1530 of IINE A. LEVIS, Deceased, et als., tak- « Automobile Repairing | deeds for said county on page 192. I en in execution at the suit of NEP- is; Subject to a mortgage held by The ■ TUNE BUILDING AND LOAN AS P H O N E 14 S Oxv-Acetvlene Welding | Are you always -satisfied that you are getting value O National Commercial Title and Mort SOCIATION and to be sold by you should for your money in $ gage Company, made by Jessie V. HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff, * Furniture and Hcusefurnishings Thomas and Charles Thomas, her hus j D ated Ja n u a ry 17, 1934. Corner 7th Avenue & Railroad | band, to it, recorded on August 15th, I Richard W. Stout, Sol’r. Central Market I Electric Refrigerators, Speed Queen and Star Washing S 1930 in Book 958 of M ortgages for 1 (44 1.) . $18.48 Herman F. Lazarus, Prop. Belmar, N. J. Machines on Cash and Easy Payment Plan 3£ I Monmouth County on page 28, in the s: % RiuuuiuamuuuammmiutiUiiiiuiiunKinnuiuuiiiffiiinm Look over our large stock and let us quote prices before you -um of $10,100.00, being th e am ount CHANCERY 4-195 City Dressed Beef, Lamb, Veal, go elsewhere ^ owing for principal, together with in SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a I rerest upon said principal sum to ac ' writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued 3; and Pork—Fresh dressed poultry I Parents who worry about their sons crue thereon from the date of the final out of the Court of Chancery of the a specialty M. MANNER | ! State of New Jersey will be exposed to is playing football, should reflect that decree herein, the 3rd day of January, :s 708 and 705 F ST„ BELM AR, N. J. P H O N E 1728 A 1934. sale at public vendue, on # when Junior is hugging the ball he Monday, the 26th Day of February, S: 908 F S T R E E T , BELM A R, N. J. X aoattOOogoaaaooaoooaoooooBOBaaaiaaaaBao&aonaieaftaiBeiHfrpqq^ ; Seized as the property of PERCY B. isn’t hugging some fly girl. | HARVEY, et ux, et als., taken in exe- =£ 1834, ’ cution at th<; suit of THE NATIONAL between the hours of 12 o'clock and 5 ii 1! a il BU COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUUARY 9,1934 NOTICE CHA NCERY 4-173 NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION SHERIFF'S SALE — By virtue of a Municipal Budget and Taxing Ordinance No. 291 writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued Notice is hereby given to the legal out of the Court of Chancery of the voters of the School District of the Belmar, New Jersey State of New Jersey, will be exposed Borough of Belmar in the county of PLAYS, Sketches, Dialogues, Monologues, Min to sale at public vendue on Monmouth that the Annual meeting ■was passed on first reading by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough Monday, the 19th Day of February, for the election of three (3) members strels, Vaudeville Sketches, Gags, Make-Up of Belmar, County of Monmouth, N. J., on January 23, 1934. 1934, of the Board of Education will be held Local Budget of the Borough of Belmar, County of Monmouth for the between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 at the School House, Tuesday, Febru fiscal year 1934. j o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon ary 13, 1934, from seven (7) o’clock P. * * * * * of said day, at the Court House in the M. to nine (9) o’clock P. M., and as This Budget shall also constitute the tax ordinance "An Ordinance relat j Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- ing to taxes for the year 1934.” » much longer as may be necessary to | mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree enable all the legal voters present to The Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Belmar, County of Mon of said court amounting to approxi- cast their ballots. Musical Recitations, Pianologues, Songs, Costume mouth, State of New Jersey, do ordain that there shall be assessed, raised by jm ately $5,369.00. taxation, and collected for the year 1934 the sum of One Hundred fifty-nine j All the following tract or parcel of Three (3) members will be elected Recitations, Recitations, Pantomimes land and premises hereinafter partic for three (3) years. thousand, three hundred and thirty-three dollars and forty-eight cents (159,- At said meeting will be submitted the 313.48) for the purpose ef meeting the appropriations set forth in the following ularly described, situate, lying and be question of voting a tax for the follow * ♦ * * * statement of resources and appropriations for the fiscal year 1934. ing in the Borough of Belmar, in the Coun’y of Monmouth and State of ing expenses: 1933 1934 New Jersey, being lo t Number Thir F or C u rren t E xpenses $37,525.00 S urplus R evenue ...... $ 45,313.97 57,064.17 te e n H undred Fifty-five (1355) as For Repairs and Replace ANTICIPATED REVENUES | shown on a plan of lots of the Ocean m ents ____ 2,500.00 Elocution, Physical Culture, Delsarte Books. | Beach Association, duly filed in the F o r M anual T ra in in g ____ 2,850.00 L icenses ...... 7,000.00 13,000.00 Clerk's Office of the County of Mon The Total amount thought to be nec Correct Books on Body Building or Reducing. essary is $42,875.00. Franchise Tax ...... 8,000.00 7,000.00 mouth, aforesaid, bounded and describ Gross Receipts T ax ______20,000.00 11,000 00 ed as follows, to wit: Dated this 26th day of January, 1934. Beginning at a point or stake in the FRED V. THOMPSON, M. D. Noted Books on Voice, Song, Speech, Breathing. Poll T ax ______200.00 200.00 southerly line of Seventh Avenue, dis District Clerk. Interest on Delinquent Taxes ...... 5,000.00 7,000.00 tant two hundred and fifty (250) feet The only persons who may vote in Catalogues Free on Request Pavilion Rentals ______10,000.00 9,000.00 westerly from the westerly line of ”E” Sewer Rentals addition to those registered for the last 2,200.00 1,700.00 Street, and running thence (1) South- preceding general election (and pos Water Department ______14,000.00 15,000.00 ! erly at right angles to said Seventh sessing all the other qualifications of Pavilion Receipts ...... 3,000.00 3,000.00 Avenue, One Hundred fifty (150) feet voters) who may register with the Dis Gasoline Tax Refund ______5,500.00 N one to a stake; thence (2) Westerly, along trict Clerk at least two days before Edgar S. Werner & Co. Beach Concessions ...... 600.00 600.00 the rear line of Lot Number Fourteen the school election. Building Perm its ______hundred and fifty-five (1455), Fifty PUBLISHERS AND BOOK SELLERS 400.00 200.00 (50) feet to a stake; thence (3) Nor The District Clerk will be at his res Tax Searches ...... —______100.00 100.00 therly along the easterly lino of Lot idence, 500 Tenth avenue, on Febru 701 Seventh Avenue, Belmar, N. J. Phone Belmar 179Z Board of Health ______100 DO 100.00 Number Thirteen Hundred Fifty-six ary 10th, 1934, from 7:00 P. M. to 8:00 Fines ______600.00 .k; 200.00 (1356), One Hundred fifty (150) feet P. M., for registering those entitled to Life-Guards ______400.00 A N one to Seventh Avenue; ‘be^ce (4) Easter vote. Adv. Beach Revenue ...... None 12,000.00 ly, along the southerly line of Seventh Amount to be raised by Taxation ______173,411.70 159,333.48 Avenue, Fifty (50) feet to the place of. beginning. CHA NCERY 4-181 , .. 4't. Seized as the property of James P. SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a $268,511.70 $261,433.48 Burke, et als., taken in execution at N \ I APPROPRIATIONS writ of fi. fa. to me driected, issued the suit of John H. Morris, and to be out of the Court of Chancery of the G eneral G overnm ent ...... 25,000.00 27,400.00 sold by State of New Jersey, will be exposed Preservation of Life and Property ...... 38,000.00 32,200.00 HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. to sale at public vendue, on H ealth, C harities and E m ergency Relief...... 5,100.00 < - 6,600.00 D ated Ja n u a ry 11, 1934. Monday, the 19th Day of February, S an itatio n ...... 18,400.00 16,600.00 Arthur M. Birdsall, Sol’r. 1934, Service (Streets, lights, etc.) ...... 47,700.00 42,200.00 (48 1.) 320.16 between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Publio Buildings and Grounds ...... 6,250DO 4,600.00 o’clock (at 2 o’clock) In the afternoon of said day, at the Court House, in the Surveying and Engineering ...... 500.00 1,000.00 CHANCERY 4-163 L ib rary ...... 2,500.00 3,500.00 Borough of Freehold, County of Mon Keeping up SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree Recreation ...... 16,000.00 9,700.00 writ of fi fa. to me directed, issued out of said court amounting to approxi Debt Service ...... 93,442.50 92,117.50 of the Court of Chancery of the State m ately $34,297.00. Interest on Current Loans ...... 8,000.00 9,500.00 of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale ALL that tract or parcel of land Improvement Note Redemption ...... 4,500.00 4,500.00 at public vendue, on and premises situate, lying and being with the Joneses Emergency Note ...... N one 2,5M.W TUESDAY, THE l?TH PAY OF FEB- in the Borough of Bradley Beach, in Unemployment Relief Notes ...... a 400.00 ' RUa RY, 1934, the County of Monmouth and State of between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Contingent ...... New Jersey, 500.00 500.00 o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon D eficit Misc. R evenue A nticipated 1932 _____ BEGINNING at a point in the eas 3,980.45 of said day, at the Court House, in the terly line of Main Street, distant fifty- G roup In su ran ce P rem ium 1932 ...... 70.69 Borough of Freehold, County of Mon two feet and nine inches southerly D eficit P riv ate B each 1932 ______44.06 mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree from the southeast corner of McCabe Assessment Adjustments ______190.06 of said court amounting to approxi Avenue and said Main Street; thence x p '- —— Unoollectable Accounts Receivable ______812.72 m ately $3,019.00. southerly along the easterly line of 1 - license Refund ...... 18.00 ALL that certain lot, tract, or parcel Main Street forty-seven feet and three i of land and premises, hereinafter par Deferred Charges ...... 2,619.20 5,115.98 inches to a monument; thence east ticularly described, situate, lying and erly parallel with McCabe Avenue one being in the Township of Neptune, in DEVOE LEAD end ZINC ir ' hundrde and thirty two feet to a mon $268,511.70 $261,433.48 the County of Monmouth, and State of ument located in the westerly side of HOUSE PAINT k- .s 1 to S fare fuel and keep yocr hem*** Passed Ja n u a ry 23, 1934. New Jersey, known and designated as an alleyway extending southerly at year* longer than ordinary warm in winter with our imr.i- Approved February 6, 1934. lot number Three Hundred and Elev right angles to said McCabe Avenue; paint. lation board. % J. A. JOECK, en, Section Two, as shown on map of thence northerly along the westerly Borough Clerk. Robbins’ Addition to Asburyt Park, line of said alleyway thirty-three feet Board of Commissioners, New Jersey, made by Niart Rogers, and seven and one-half inches to ano JOSEPH MAYER, Mayor Civil E ngineer, 1922, filed in th e office ther monument in the westerly line of Shine up your ewr! Our RENULAC polish THOMAS S. DILLON of the Clerk of the County of Mon sai dalley; thence wes’erly again par-! will bring back that “ show-room finish.” A mouth and State of New Jersey, known FREE polishing kit, consisting of on« appli THOMAS D. JOECK allel with McCabe Avenue sixty-nine and designated as lot number Three feet and four inches to a monument; cation cloth and on* polishing cloth comes Hundred and Eleven, Section Two, as thence northerly and parallel with with each pint can of RENULAC. This week NOTICE shown on map of Robbins Addition to Main street ten feet and six inches to only >. . Asbuiy Park, New Jersey, made by a monument; thence westerly at right Borough of South Belmar, New Jersey N ia rt R ogers, Civil E ngineer, 1922, fil angles to said Main Street sivty feet ed in the office of the Clerk of the one and one-half inches to a point in Sterner Coal & Lumber Co. Notice is hereby given that the following local budget and tax ordinance County of Monmouth and State of the easterly line of Main Street, being was adopted by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of South Belmar, Coun New Jersey, and more particularly de the point or place of BEGINNING. 16th Ave. an d R ailroad—P hone 1900 ty of M onm outh on Ja n u a ry 25, 1934. scribed as follows: Known as No. 714718 Main Street, BELMAR, N. J. A hearing on the budget and tax ordinance will be held at the Borough BEGINNING at a point in the sou and being the same premises conveyed Hall on Monday, February 5, 1934 at 8:00 P. M. at which time and place ob therly line of MacBride Avenue, dis to the said Samuel Zager by deed from jections to said budget and tax ordinance of the Borough of South Belmar for tant one hundred one feet and seven Clarence L. Brower and wife, bearing AUTHORIZED DEVOE AGENT the year 1934 may be presented by any taxpayer of the Borough. tenths of a foot westwardly from the date A pril 1, 1922, and recorded in the Local Budget of South Belmar, County of Monmouth, for the fiscal year southwest corner of Drummond avenue office of the Clerk of Monmouth Coun 1934. and MacBride avenue; thence (1) wes ty in Bk. 1178 of Deeds, on pages 119 This Budget shall also constitute the Tax Ordinance. terly along the southerly line of Mac & c . An Ordinance relating to taxes for the year 1934. Bride avenue twenty-seven feet and I Seized as the property of SAMUEL Bt it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of South Bel eighty-eight hundredths of a foot; I ZAGER and ROSIE ZAGER, his wife, mar, County of Monmouth, that there shall be assessed, raised by taxation, and thence (2) southerly and at right an et als., taken in execution at the suit collected for the year 1934, Twenty-six thousand three hundred forty dollars gles to MacBride avenue one hundred jof THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTI Loft’s and Schraft’s Chocolates and eighty-three cents (26,340.83) for the purpose of meeting the appropriations six feet and eighty hundredths of a TUTION, a Corporation of the State set forth in the following statement of resources and appropriations for the foot to the southerly line of Section of New Jersey, and to be sold by fiscal year 1934. N u m b e r Two; thence (3) easterly HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Amount of Surplus Revenue (estimated) ______— $ 1,000.00 alon." aforesaid southerly line more D ated Jan . 15, 1934. ANTICIPATED REVENUES or in tVi» rear line of lots facing H orace C. Grice, Sol’rl 1934 1933 on Drummond Avenue; thence (4) (58 1.) $24.36 Miscellaneous Revenue Anticipated northerly along the aforesaid rear line RIVOLI SUGAR BOWL Fines and Penalties ______200.00 200.00 of lots as aforesaid one hundred ten CHA NCERY 4-193 250.00 700.00 feet and twenty-five hundredths of a Licenses ______SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a 200.00 350.00 foot more or less, to the southerly line Fees and Permits ______writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued 902 F S T R E E T BELMAR, N. J. 2,000.00 2,000.00 of MacBride avenue and the point or Interest and Costs ______out of the court of Chancery of the 1,800.00 1,600.00 place of Beginning. Franchise Tax ______,...... I State of New Jersey, will be exposed 600.00 1,800.00 Seized as the property LE ROY Gross Receipts T ax ______I to sale at publio vendue on 25.00 WARRINGTON, et als., taken In exe Poll Taxes ______,...... -...... 15.00 I Monday, the 19th Day of February, Bus Gross Receipts T ax ______200.00 200.00 cution at the suit of BRADLEY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA 1934, Alcoholic Beverage Licenses ...... 2,400.00 between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Gasoline Tax Refund ...... 700.00 TION of Asbury Park, New Jersey, etc., and to be sold by o’clock (at 2 o'clock) in the afternoon of said day, at the Court House, in the Total Miscellaneous Revenue Anticipated ...... 7,665.00 7,575.00 HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Dated January 5th, 1934. Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- PLUMBING AND HEATING ... | mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree Amount to be Raised by Taxation ...... 26,340.83 26,386.19 Tum en & Tumen, Sol’rs. (62 1.) $26.04 of said court amounting to approxi- mat !y $6,907.00. WE SPECIALIZE ON REPAIR WORK Total Resources ------34,005.83 33,961.19 In the first place, twenty seven and APPROPRIATIONS CHA NCERY 4-197 Electric Water Pumps and Repairs 1934 1933 one half (27H) shares of the Twenty SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a fifth series of shares of the capital General Government: writ- of fi. fa, to me directed, issued Administrative and Executive ______1,6OOD0 1,600.00 stock of complainant, assigned to said out of the Court of Chancery of the 650.00 650.00 complainant by Marianna Slciliano, JOS. C STEWARD Public Buildings and Grounds ______State of New Jersey, will be exposed Printing and Advertising ______350.00 350.00 and in the second place; 1,200.00 500.00 to sale at public vendue, on All that portion of a lot, tract or PHONE 620-R BELMAR 1106 F ST. In su ran ce P rem iu m s ______Monday, the 26th day of February, Assessment and Collection of Taxes 1,460.00 1,450.00 parcel of land and premises, hereinaf 1934, Interest on Current Loans ______1,200.00 4,400.00 ter particularly described, situate, ly between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Preservation of Life and Property ------4,600.00 5,000.00 ing and being in the Township of Nep 325.00 450.00 o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon tune, in the County of Monmouth and F ire ______:______of said day, at the Court House in the 1,200.00 1,200.00 State of N. J. and known and desig Health and Charities and Emergency Poor Borough of Freehold, County of Mon Collection of Garbage ______2,800.00 2,800.00 nated on a map of lots entitled “Map mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of Section No. 2, West Asbury Park, Streets, Highways, Sewers of said court amounting to approxi R oads ------,------3,000.00 3,500.00 Monmouth County, New Jersey” at Lot m ately $2,118.00. Number Six Hundred Thirty Seven Cancelled Assessments ______40.20 All the following tract or parcel of (No. 637) an d m ore p articu larly de + Engineer’s Fees ______200.00 100.00 land and premises hereinafter particu scribed as follows, viz: You Save Money Lighting of Streets 1,700.00 1,500.00 larly described, situate, lying and be Beginning at a point on the north i Sewer Rental and Maintenance 2,000.00 2,000.00 ing in the Borough of Avon-by-the- erly line of Heck avenue distant ninety f Overexpenditures 1931 3.16 Sea, in the County of Monmonth and two feet six inches (92'6”) westerly t Interest on Temporary Notes ..... 1,700.00 State of New Jersey. from the northwest corner of Heck When you have your Auto + Cancelled Tax Title Liens ------27.75 + • Beginning at the northeast comer of and Prospect Avenues; thence (1) Debt Service Fifth Avenue and Jefferson Avenue; running westerly, along the said nor 1,000.00 1,000.00 Repair Work done by experts. Payment of Bonds thence (1) eastwardly along the nor therly line of Heck avenue forty (40) + Payment of Temporary (Notes) 700.00 3,000.00 4* therly line of Jefferson Avenue, Sixty- feet to the easterly line of Lot Num 4*’ Intertst on Bonds ______1,600.00 700.00 three feet; thence (2) northwardly at 219.38 ber 636; thence (2) northerly along They locate the trouble quickly + Balance Compensation Insurance right angles to the line of Jefferson the said last mentioned line to the Contingent ______180.00 150.00 -K Avenue, fifty-six feet; thence (3) north boundary line center of present brook 4- Overexpenditures 1933 53.75 wardly parallel with Fifth Avenue 500.92 as no wshown on said map; thence and repair it efficiently. Unpaid Bills, Schedule No. 1 ------twenty-nine and eighty-two hundred (3) following boundary line center of Emergency Authorization (Notes) 800.00 ths feet; thence (4) westwardly at 1,000.00 1,000.00 present brook in a general easterly di Emergency Relief (Notes) right angles to Fifth Avenue twenty- rection to the westerly line of Lot No. 913.58 Deficit Miscellaneous Revenues Anticipated 1932 3,613.93 - two feet to the easterly line thereof; 646; thence (4) southerly a t rig h t an Come here and Save Money! 196.77 . Deficit Miscellaneous Revenues Anticipated ----- thence (5) southerly along the easterly gles to said Heck Avenue to the nor W ater Operating Deficit 1932 ------191.47 128.81 hne of Fifth Avenue one hundred and therly line thereof and place of begin B alance D ue J. C. P. & L. Co. 1928-1929 B ills ------500.00 eleven and twenty-hundredths feet to ning. 2.30 1983 Highway Bill, Belmar Sash & Door C Oldsmobile Shows Thirty International j C. E. CELEBRATES Stars in Six-Day Race YOUNG PEOPLE’S WEEK Big Increase Thirty International cyclists will i First Presbyterian Teen Age Group compete in New York’s fifty-sixth In- i Give Banquet and Entertainment Production for 1934 Will tematicnal six-day bicycle race a t! Probably Exceed Year’s Madison Square Garden from Febru- J The fifty-third anniversary of the | Goal ary 25 to M arch 3. E x p erts an d close j foundation of First Presbyterian followers of cycling agree that the | Church Christian Endeavor Society The probabilities that Oldsmobile field of riders is the greatest array of | was celebrated at a banquet and social production for 1934 would exceed the talent ever brought to Madison Square sponsored by the “Teen Age” group. 100,000 units previously set as th e Garden for a six-day race. Every out The dining hall was decorated with year's goal was Indicated by Charles standing European star is in the race bunting of the national organization colors, red and white, in a very effec I.. McCuen, president and general man along with all the outstanding Ameri ager of Olds Motor Works, in an ad can riders. The riders hail from It tive display. dress to the Lansing Chamber of Com aly, France, Belgium, Germany, Switz Following an excellent banquet Miss- \ merce Thursday. erland, Canada and of course the Unit es Dorothy Anna Lyon and Miriam j Leaver put on a skit entitled “Stage “As compared with a volume of 38,- ed States. 000 automobiles last year,” said Mr. Alfred Letoumer and “Torchy” Ped- Struck” which was much enjoyed, as McCuen, “our plans for 1934 are now en won the last New York six-day race were also a marionette show in three to produce a m inim um of 100,000 units. and both will be starters in the com acts by Misses Bernice and Faustina This comes close to trebling our output ing grind, but it is not likely they will Bean. Friendship Circle and prayer in a single year. ride as a team. It is certain that with concluded the evening’s entertainment. “As a result of invading the low- these two stars split up the fans will Among those present were: Ger trude Broege, James Patterson, James price field, Oldsmobile now has eleven see a great battle. prospects to every one it had for last The complete list of rider6 for the Womham, Stanley Wamham, John year’s products." grind and where each one comes from Garrabrandt, Harrison Cooper, Jean D. E. Ralston, vice president and follows: William “Torchy” Peden, Van ette Lyon, Cornelius Daniels, Frank general sales manager, told the gather couver, B. C.; Franz Deulberg, Ger Hall, Faustina Bean, Dorothy Anna ing that the company now has 2,300 many; Jules Andy, Montreal; Gerard Lyon, Edgar Gassin, Lloyd Heulitt, dealers throughout the country and Debaets, Belgium; Franco Georgetti, Furman Brice, Vincent Byrd, William th a t by Ju ly 1 it will have 4,000 ac Italy; Edardo Severgninl, Italy; Ewald Schanck, Donald Sterling, Bernice cording to present indications. He also Wissel, Germany; Paul Brocardo, Ita Bean, Ernest Bigelow, Miriam Leaver, declared that comprehensive advertis ly; Marcel Guimbretiere, France; Al Thomas Carr, Louise Murphy, Muriel ing plans had been made for the com fred Letoumer, France; Adolf Schoen, Lubin, Dorothy Sterner, Doris Sterl ing, Lois Folsom. Jean Light, Margaret UALITY ing year, with a large appropriation Germany; Franz Lehman, Germany; for the purchase of newspaper, maga Henry “Cocky” O’Brien, San Joe; Reg Rankin, Margaret Thatcher, Jane Bier, zine, radio, outdoor and direct mail gie McNamara, Newark; Bobby Thom Dorothy Hall, Olive Smythe, Mildred advertising. He forecast an Oldsmo as, Kenosha, Wis.; Fred Ottevaere, of Hoffman, Janet Lokerson, Jean Stucky Roy Walling, Margaret DeHart, Leslie Speaks bile advertising expense of approxi Detroit; Laurent Gadou, Montreal; mately two and one-half million doll Fred Spencer, Plainfield; Bill Grimm, Eamea, Ruth Kinseny, Rev. and Mrs. ars of which nearly seventy per cent Maplewood; Norman Hill, San Jose; C. A. MroroW. The good merchant—the good product— will be spent in newspapers. “News Jimmy Walthour, New York City; Tini Sunday night the society took charge papers,” said Mr. Ralston, “are play Reboll, Newark; Dave Lands, Irving of the church service with Miss Doro The policy of the good business man is to be con ing an important part In sponsoring ton; Charley Winter, New York City; thy Sterling, the president, as leader. sistent in quality throughout his business. the national business recovery pro Charley Ritter, Newark; Tony Schaller, Community Center gram. So much of vital interest to Chicago; Louis Cohen, Brooklyn; Bob Making new contacts—opening new channels—is •very man and woman is appearing in by Silver, Hillside and Fred Zach, of Bowling Averages the daily papers that America is be Switzerland. Averages of individual players for part of your business—a part where first impres coming more than ever, a nation of Admission to the six day bicycle race the first half, that have played at sions count. Good printing consistent in nnnlitv newspaper readers. Accordingly we in this year will be fifty cents all week least one third of the games and aver Oldsmobile believe newspapers repre- long, the fifty cent price will not be ages over 140: raeent the best medium to carry the raised but will prevail from Sunday G. Av. bulk of Oldsmobile advertising in night the start to Saturday night, the H. Machette, Dem ...... 31 166.42 1934.” finish. Dr. A. M orris, F o rd ...... 20 166.40 A leaflet—booklet — letter-head broadside will Max Barr, Dem...... 33 184.60 produce results in proportion to its quality. Poor C. Sm ith, S tern er ...... 11 162.09 C. M eyer, S. B elm ar ...... 32 162.00 printing—poor results; quality printing—gain! C. Taylor, Dem ...... 27 161.03 South Belmar Fire Calls V. King, K ings ...... -...... 28 158.89 Call Belmar 2083-W for expert estimates on J. Donate, Coast Adv...... 22 157.27 F. Henderson, Riverside — 33 157.09 high quality commercial printing. W. Hunter, S. Belm ar...... 21 156.95 15—I4th AVENUE AND F STREET O. Geiss, Dem...... 24156.83 F. Quelch, S. Belmar...... 27 156.22 P. Smith, Buhler ...... 30 155.76 23—18th Ave. & NEW BEDFORD Rd. W. Stock, R od & G u n ...... 23 155.52 C. Riddell, Rod & Gun ...... 15 154.53 JKe (oast JIdvertiser 42— 21st AVENUE AND F STREET E. Haberstick, S. Belm ar... 23 153.52 Warner Roe, Amer. Stores 30 151.80 704 Ninth Avenue Belmar, N. J 43— 18th AVENUE AND F STREET D. Sterner, Sterner .... 20 15L65 W. W olf, S tern er ...... - 33 151.57 C. Berger, Rod and Gun... 28 151.53 44— 17th AVENUE AND F STREET H. Speaker, Jersey Central 30 150.86 D. Barr, Coast Advertiser...... 22 150.45 BERGEN KILLED 47—18th AVENUE AND A STREET C. Cooper, Rod and Gun..... 20 150.30 WHILE ON DUTY W. Bidden, Sterner ...... 23 149.60 M. Morris, Amer. Stores ..... 22 148.54 (Continued from 1st Page) A. Lindenmann, S. Belmar 24 148.04 J. Cherell, King’s ...... 22 147.81 Mr. Bergen served on the borough ORDINANCE No. 292, BOROUGH OF BELMAR, N. J. W. Housell, Sterner ...... 15 147.60 council for two years and on the dis RIVOLI THEATRE L. Warren, Buhler ...... 29146.99 trict school board for a long period, AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE TITLE AND BODY OF AN ORDI J. Wendell, Rod and G un ... 29 145.89 part of the time as clerk. Matinee Daily—3:15 P. M.—Saturday, Sundays and Holidays 2:45 NANCE ENTITLED “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE S. Pear, Coast Advertiser.,... 22 144.09 He next became postmaster, being Continuous ISSUANCE O F $75,000.00 SH A R K R IV E R F R O N T IM PR O V E EARLY BIRD SHOWS—MONDAY TO FRIDAY—6:30 to 7:45 P. M. MENT BONDS OF 1933 OF THE BOROUGH OF BELMAR IN H. Hoagland, Amer. Stores 52 143.56 appointed by President Theodore Roos THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY,” adopted De A. Paternoster, Am. Stores 31 143.55 evelt, and renamed for a second term cem ber 20, 1932. Saturday and Sunday, February 10th and 11th J. Wickham, King's ...... 27 143.53 by President William H. Taft. Largely THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF BEL L. Crandell, Fords ...... 27 143.09 through his efforts free delivery was BING CROSBY, JACK OAKIE, SHIRLEY GREY MAR, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOL with allstar cast in plenty of music and comedy in LOWS: Geo. Kleinkauf, Fords ...... S3 143.00 obtained for the borough. L The title of the ordinance entitled “An ordinance authorizing the J. Hoffman, Buhler ...... ' 22 142.95 Issuance of $75,000.00 S h ark R iv er F ro n t Im provem ent Bonds of 1983 of th e He entered county politics in 1915, “TOO MUCH HARMONY” Comedy Borough of Belmar in the County of Monmouth, New Jersey” adopted Decem W. Jemstedt, Riverside...... 33 141.86 being selected a member of the board -Travelogue Bosco b e r 20, 1932, be an d th e sam e is hereby am ended to read a s follows: P. Weber, Tydol ...... 18141.30 of Freeholders. During his first years An ord in an ce authorizing the issuance of $75,000.00 S h ark River Front Improvement Bonds of 1934 of the Borough of Bel in office he was instrumental in hav Monday and Tuesday, February 12th and 13th mar in the County of Monmouth, New Jersey. ing concrete bridges built over Hurley's 2. Section 1 of the ordinance entitled “An ordinance authorizing the is BETTE DAVIS, PAT O'BRIEN, LEWIS STONE, su an ce o f $75,000.00 S h a rk R iv er F ro n t Im provem ent Bonds of 1933 of th e B or NewYork pond, Wall township, and Wreck pond, and GLENDA FARRELL ough of Belmar in the County of Monmouth, New Jersey” adopted December now in Spring Lake Heights. 20, 1932, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Mr. Bergen also pushed the project “THE BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS” Section 1. For the purposes stated in Section 3 of the ordinance of Musical, Boeco, Metro News Tuesday, 13th—RKO News which this ordinance is an amendment, bonds of the Borough of Belmar to be or New ark of constructing a bridge across Shark known as "Shark River Front Improvement Bonds of 1934" are hereby author river between A street, Belmar, and ized to be issued in th e ag g reg ate principal am o u n t of $75,000.00, in pursuance ROUND Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 14th and 15th of provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey, entitled $ J .00 First Avenue, Avon. He was also "An Act to authorize and regulate the issuance of bonds and other obligations TRIP among the first to envisage the need MAE WEST with special cast In and the incurring of indebtedness by county, city, borough, village, town, town of the bridge completed last year, con ship, or any municipality governed by a board of commissioners,” approved SUNDAY, February 11 necting the Highlands with Sea Bright “I’M NO ANGEL” March 22,1916, constituting Chapter 252 of the Pamphlet Laws of 1916, and the Comedy, Song Cartoon, Para. News acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto. WEDNESDAY, February 14 over the Navesink river and eliminat 16th, Metro News 8. Section 2 of the ordinance of which this ordinance is amendatory, be Leaves BELMAR ing bad railroad crossings. and the same la hereby amended so as to read as follows: Sunday 8:29 A. M. Section 2. Said bonds shall be Issued in the aggregate principal amount Chiefly Interested in improving the Friday, February 16th Double Feature Program Wednesday, 8:35 A. M. of $75,000.00, all of w hich shall m atu re w ithin th e average period of usefulness county’s lure for visitors, Mr. Bergen A Story of U. S. Naval Academy determined in the ordinance of whioh this ordinance is amendatory. The date Returning tickets good on any BRUCE CALBOT, BETTY FURNESS, wonderful cast in of said bonds, the date or time of the maturity thereof, the denominations New Jersey Central train, except was an advocate of good roads in prop thereof and the rate of interest to be paid, and any other matters concerning The Blue Comet, on date of sale. er condition at all periods of the year. “MIDSHIPMAN JACK” the issuance and sale of said bonds, shall be determined by resolution or reso Consult ticket agents for leaving Following his retirement from the Kl2N MAYNARD with his wondeful horse in "The King of Rena” lutions of the Board of Commissioners. times from stations not shown Fox N ews 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith, but to freeholders in 1927, h e w as nam ed above and additional Informa the extent only of such inconsistency, are hereby repealed. county road supervisor in Ja n u a ry 1929 5. This ordinance shall take effect when passed and published according tion. Other excursions on Sun Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 17th and 18th— to law. day, F eb ru ary 25 an d W ednes to complete the unexpired term of J. A. JOECK, Borough Clerk. day, F eb ru ary 28. F ra n k Scott. M ay 1, 1931 he w as re- MARION DAVIES, BING CROSBY, NED SPARKS, There will be a special after the Board of Commissioners j appointed for a full term, which would STUART ERWIN, a wondeful cast In JOSEPH MAYER, Mayor atre train on Wednesday, Febru THOMAS S. D ILLO N ary 14th, leaving New York, Lib have expired May 1, this year. “GOING HOLLYWOOD” erty St., 11:35 P, M.; Newark, Gang Comedy, Sport, Song Cartoon Band Musical THOMAS D. JOECK In 1917 he served as p resident of the Broad St, 11:45 F. M. for sta tions Perth Amboy to Pt. Pleas Belmar Board of Trade, was a past NOTICE ant Inclusive. This special train j master of Ocean Lodge, F. and A. M, COMING—Wed. and Thurs., SON OF KONG and SATURDAY provides an opportunity to at M ILLIO N S / a member of Goodwin chapter, R. A. tend the theatre. Saturday and Sunday—FLYING DOWN TO RIO Notice is hereby given that the foregoing ordinance was introduced and M, Manasquan and an exempt fire passed on first reading at a recessed regular meeting held on February 7, 1934, fast Trains—Ample Roam—Modem Equipment and will be considered for final passage and adoption at a regular meeting of m an. On Ju n e 17, 1890, he m arried the Board of Commissioners of Borough of Belmar, at the Borough Hall, E Miss Eliza H. Pierce, daughter of Mr. Street and Ninth Ave., Belmar, N. J. on Tuesday, February 20, 1934, at 10:30 J ersey.iMentral and Mrs. James Pierce, Como. o’clock A. M., when objections, if any, to the passage of same will be received. D ated F eb ru ary 7th, 19*4. 3. A. JOECK. Borough Clerk. —BUT IB 11UU1 BOW—