rlr«. "WJlh $ i Vcrmm Urniil. mm of John Orntit, ittt, Iinpruvra npnmium*r«a that anonr cnf. * Honk jmily nt her lionio on lliiilson «v nf llnlniilol prifonnoil Iho innrrlncr Illlla w.«r. Thornualilr r«- l»ll rO :r> COUP*—You *ni nti". ' rondltlonail anil tiaftkatl lir "an It lor a. brand flaw rar. I/mini IMnll I'tti n II.(10 I'crriiiniiy (if Minn Kly nnd Mr. '1'lf- (leorga J. Paly of flhrnwabury av OK that •ounla"--r«adjr_l3 inioa «arr lltll*. Thla la • Our fiiiiV nl. lh« lirlilo'n hniiin mil tho |l>a laulllait aatllra faatura oflailrn, Hold %i Kpix-liil PROMPT SERVICE wMdliit: nf Minn 'rlioino anil Mr. IIIIK, wlni h»d burn employed by I IVIco -.. 99c llfiinl wna |ii>rfnrmoi1 liy Ilnv. Krnii- mll«i, Onljr ,..-,.«..-. ilrli N. MniMlnr, |iB»l(ir nf Ihn Iliilin. '«l lur.iimcl ilmirli. 'I'liolr nil end imU wcro Mldn Cnnlo M. 'i'h'irno What a Bladder Physi •mil juhn II, Orniil. l.n,,l,l it, W.iW ,n Ida H.JJ.r i lor «ll an «!•• >«•>•!•, l>i|y« »»t |m Tim Kliiij'n liiiiiKhlna li»l,| lir|<1 it iiiiii.lin|» Hi Mm. lloilipit W. YIIIIIIK' lll.i .ni iniii ••M) ib«l i»n I F.G.JAUDY, INC. nn Ilinnil alii-rt, Alionl WO ),»O}I1 IInn wliltk MaulU In (tiling ,ka,l,t. DU-KKTll «inoiinl.il In »W». 'ITman InklUK |mrt RED BANK MOTOR CO. Super Jerv/ce I.U.I.) pl.a.a^l altdiiar WHO I'mfnaanr lfainlil I.num, Mia, a pkr.t IUI • • AHhur Whllv Mlta K.IUoliollf Varn ..I W» lt»m •«" d AM«r lm STATION lloin, Mia. J««a|,|i (;hll,l, Mlaa nmili afa I) n»| ralUr.J Mechanic Street and Globe Court Red Bank c'lill.l. I la, ,,1.1 Ho., Annellra. nm tnaxar. Va« »llt U llaf Ibla 163 Monmouth St., Red Bunk, N. J. >»I» tla.f. , OPEN EVENINGS. PHONES 3130-3131. , Waavar, Mlaa Nallix K'llll. Ml* rannaa U-U, , (K4 JUUiaHna Ihri"kuioiUrn, Mid, Wsr t REP BANK KBCHSTEK, FgBRtTAKY 17,1982. m "IT md the only thing which icsapt Ah* tlghofit shooter with 20 bird's. In the Roads of Romance iplrlt ot this glorious adventure alive Seabright Church Everett News. leoond shoot Bill Hawxhurst was Baiket Ball!! M Miss Bucklln In tbe community high man with 22 and won a largo What, Does Your Mirrot Sayf There, were a dozen or more Mr, and Mrs. Hugo Pfaltz arid son duck. Charles A. Kelly with 21 took inlU whlori mads up tho old Phv Supper Nets $500 Hugo'of Newark spent tho week- lecond prlfo, a smaller duck, and YM.C.A.League anxorli, but some' ol these buildings, end at their home here. Gerald Warnekcr was third man Your' Ev.ry MandM JJI«hl-H|ih Sekool gym. Cheriihed Dreams of Lonfe Ago lavo fallen Into disuse and bad re-About 3S0 Pet-ton* Attended Af- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant bays with 2*. Others shooting -were Wil- Appearance Vogue Barber Shop Evtry Xuaaday Ml|bi—Rlvar Blraat Oym. Leave Melancholy Reminder* lalr. '-."' .•.'-•• . .<• fair at tho Methodiit Church returned from a. short visit at the liam Kelly, William Warneker and hom Means 0 WHTTE STREET, Benefit Unemployment Belief Fund in Old Building, at Phalanx To reach Phalanx, follow route: 37 ThuTiAiv Niahl mid Ahouti Orant's brother and Bernard Hlckey. Another shoot will Everything ADMISSION FIFTEEN. CJSNIS hrough Elliabeth. and Into WoDd- ««r2 iTT Zrt ^"sister at Merchantvllle. be held at William Kelly's range RED BANK, . ' NEW JERBHTf and Allaire. ", '. ,' '••'/" jrldge, under routs 25 Into PerthAm- 230 Supper* Were Taken Out., ur. and Mrs. Walter Palmerspent next Sunday. boy and South Arnboy. At South Am- _. , . .,, , ..; .'Sunday-at tho home of Joseph Ma- All Roads ot Homanco Is the tltlo at »oy continue, over the Chetieqiiake The Red Bank Beglster travels Reliable.. pleasing.,,. From every depres- „ eerloa of Interesting articles which lUtoff Into Matawan and on along .IdTh societe annuay olf suppethe Seabrighr of thte Metho ladles'- | geo_ ' over overy street in town and every Haircuts will appear with regularity from the llst church last Thursday night was Services will be held every Frldtfy road In the county. Let It carry your Sanitary.... Modern,... sion of the past hi» out* 34 Into Holmdei, where tho con- night during Lent In St. Catherine's jen ot "Tho Pathfinder" In tho of- rote path Is left and tha road to ttended by SBO per»oru. In addition. message to those who live on these Icial .publication ot the Motor club to tho suppers served at the church j church here. Rev. John Lucltt of .horouKhfares.—Advertisement- 50' Barber....Service.,,, arisen opportunity for Llncrolt picked up. At Llncroft, just Bradevelt, the regular rector, will bo : f New Jorooy. Tho tint ot tha oyond tho farm of the late Harry .bout 280 Buppers were taken' to tremendous profit to erics opens with a trip to tho do- ipmcs In* Seabright, Euranon, Hlgh- In charge. Tho first service was •ayne Whitney, turn right onto the held last Friday night. : : those who bad the lerted villages* The artlclo Is of ex- indi and Long Branch. All returns . ttlo winding road, which loads to 'rom the sale of tlo(c«ts have not yet Theodore Stlllwell spent tho week- ceptional Intorcst to The Register tills strange settlement almost at the ^^^SS^SiS^^SSS^ : : vision and the cour- readers, as much of tho story relates >een received, but It is estimated that end visiting friends at Bloomneld, icad of the Shrewsbury rlvor, .ho profits will' exceed $800. Many children who have been age to buy sound »e- ;o prominent places In Monmouth _ road continues on out ot Pna- county, and it la reprinted In-full as ' Mrs.. Elizabeth Packer Cloughly Icept home from school with severs curlUos from tie pep- - anx back to the newer things and follows: V ho concrete highway, onto which was chairman of tho supper eommlt- colds lately have returned to their ! :c9, Oscar Anderson was secretary studies. __J^__BUnlrt Btid tho-n "~- • Practically every.road.In Now, Jor- ou turn right to reach Colt's Neck nd Mrs. William Llndman was The Sunnyslde farm haa bought • --. ,-j^...... _-.:•--—~—--— considerable romance attached to ^tIt.jounty; ; AAtt ^^^ PUGkB,- When one oots out through tho ow east for a short distance until William HavSKurol fi Spending :ommlttee. ieveral daye at Brooklyn visiting ; tato In search of history, thoughts ho road leading to Farmlngdale 1B Ths waiters and-waitresses woro always turn to-Monmotitb eounty, jlcked up and this Is followed Jnto friends. JPJW%* "^ C|O.» INC. John Mchter, Walter Covert, John : rorUierelt-WW that tha earlleat bls- FarmlnBdalo and Allaire. Lindsay, Mrs. Blppmneld Fary, Mrs. John- Dilciyo has started a car- Viitltrs in Investment Securities lory In New Jersey was made. The Allaire Is the Blto of another effort Boy LayUm, Mrs. Tllllo Dllllone, Mrs; •ashlng bUBlness at his homo hero. high cliffs now known as tho High- at colonization, this time ot an In- WlllIainKr Fowler, Jr.; Mrs. John Betty Bnd Jeanno-Carton spent 1420 WALNUT ST., 120 BROADWAY, lands at tbo mouth of tho Bhrcwc- dustrial nature Where n'ow ] he week-end at the homo of Mrs. \, PA. New YortK. Lindsay, Mrs. George O. Johnson, : bury river wero probably tho flret Sdputa from Monmouth and Oc Mrs, Clarence Stevens, Mrs. Herbert Patrlok Carton, Sr. A •fjiti'tftir.)'J'*lnw«re-Cyllni)irEnflna...<7-horui»wOT«tnftht(Ch|ln» tha tang; of frost In tho air, there Is covered In Pennsylvania not many were Albert Applegate, Herbert Bed- his parents last Friday by entertain- something "thrilling about sitting In miles over tho state border. • Char- lord, Oscar Benson, Clarence Stc- ing several of his friends at a party. .., Lonl«r vviiMlbiH . . . Mrw Itrutnllni Styling ... BoomUr and Mara Comfartabl* Flshtr Bodlt. ... Sound-Proof**. tbo shadow of a llghthousB tower coal, then the only fuel for tho smelt- XCB and Gus Bedford. The ticket Sadie Warneker han been on tho and watching the revolving beams Ing of bog iron! was outmoded, and ommlttee was composed of Joseph Ick list with a severe cold. Body Coiutruetlon ... H!d» Regulator and Double-Action Hydraulic Shock Atnorbon ... Frw Whnllni with th« Imprmd Fary and Mrs. William Engholm. flash above. , > the oro at Allaire was surpassed by The trapshootlng club ot this place tyncro-Mtth Tranimlulon... Silent Second Gear... Entlu Decarbonlnr ... Full Automatic Ctraka ... on Ttmvtratun Now The Twin Lights may bo Included the quality of tho Pennsylvania veins, has officially organized by electing nthls tour by a short detour, but Itwhich were discovered simultaneous- Gerald Warneker president, and Rtiulator . . , Pranur* LubtluUd PUton Plna . . . Down-dnK Corbuntlon . . . Tht Nra Sii M75, Tha Naw D(M that Your Radiator was not originally Intended to be tho ly with Pennsylvania coal. In IMS tha TEN DAYS IN JAU.. Donald Hlckey treasurer. Those subject of this "Roads of Romance" mills were closed, and not many who havo Joined tho club or slgni- JJ75, Prlcoa Two-Door Eodnni f. s. b. taiulm, Lllxral OMAC Tlma Paymant Plan . . . Products of Gsjwfal Meter* needs- tour. Wo will vl«lt tills tlma two/vil- years after Allaire dlenl lirokenfieart- Two Colored,-M Harold Matthews of Atlantic High- critic, HJB mother was a sister o Newark by turning east to Sprlni lands, charged with disorderly con- Miss Mary jBucMln, who now lives li Lake and on by way of the shori duct, was committed to tho county What waa.onoo tho community houBi road or. by returning to Farmlngdal jail at Freehold list Thursday b; of tljia North American Phalanx. Mlpi and continuing on through Freehol Justlco Elmer C. Walnright o Bucklla carries on alone, the grand to Routo 0 as far as Matawan am Shrewsbury. Matthews was arrested Steinway D. A. POXON nloeo ot the man whoso Ideals am then retracing the original route. • by Detective George W. Robinson ot Ideas gave birth to this strange com «i« ' ' the Central railroad after, according . Hardman i . : Service Station to Robinson, Matthows had annoyed Cor. Broad St. & White) Komi, munlty. "" -—-" ••- One of the quickest ways to find Ivers & Pond But the capltol of this Idoaiist! Job Is to advortlsa In .The Regi porsons at the railroad station WitU Here Today' SHREWSBURY. K JT. commonwealth Is falling into doca: •mont. loud and Indecent language. Thono rtoi Banlt "3189. Weber Steclt- Brambach Wurlitzer Packard and Here Tomorrow Stroud And the Duo-Art in the Next to the quality v of the merchandise a firm sells y the mosL important^ consideration is the SERVICE Weber accompanying that merchandise.11'" Steck Aeolian In this mechanical age the great majority of thing3 used by man requires servicing. Pianos, radio, house- hold appliances... all require, sooner or-later, the RADIO attention of the man who sold them. With a piano -ir- —RCAJWctor it is only a tuning, for the piano offers the absolute Atwater Kent lm^J6tn1nTfCT)st^r[^pttlt1ft^^ithdiJtstuher a General Motors or adjustment, with the usual electrical home appli- Majestic ances, greatly in use, attention to safeguard their Courage and Confidence Personified! Crosley efficiency. ' •; Philco Always Found Trust-Worthy. Possessed of an Abiding Faith! . Bosch The average cost of service visits is negligible but iC your radio needs a new tube, if your electric iron We are trying to put at least a part of these qualities into our business. Only reliable goods at blows out a fuse in the house, if your washer needs Reasonable Prices are knowingly told by us. If Shoes or Hosiery purchased here do not give rea- Home oiling, service must be phoned for ;(T{d until you get sonable service they will be replaced with new. Can we do more ? it you wait. Appliances Important it is, therefore, to buy from firms who will Electric Refrigerators be ready to serve you promptly and ofliciently, when Electric Irons you call... firms that are not only here today but here Vacuum Cleaners tomorrow. firsmewSnoeSn s Electric Clocks • ') Sun Lamps For nearly twenty years THE TUSTING PIANO CO." has been serving the people of Red Bank and nearby tmyns from the same address—10 Momimiitli Street. Washing Machines This means dependability.- It means service, prompt; and efficient, has boon given our ciiKtiimcra of yester- Men's and Women's $5 to $1Q Maytag day, is being offered to our friends today and. will junk Easy ns surely bn given to those who come to UH tomorrow or ABC It'll years from tomorrow. i BOYS' AND GIRLS' SHOES JUSTLY PRICED. Speed Queen Cindcrolln Wo solicit your patronage on tlio hasis of tho quality of our mcrchandibi! and our service. WE FIT BOTH FEET and POCKETBOOK SHEET MUSIC RECORDS JOHN B. ALLEN CO. MUSICAL Tusting's MERCHANDISE SUCCESSORS TO THE HOUSE OF QUALITY 9 Broad St. WHITE SHOE CO. Red Bank 16 Monmouth Street, Red Bank % (GOD Mnlliion Avenue, Aiuury Pnrk) JOHN B. AhliKH COURTESY QUALITY HAttllY n, TATTflUMH DEPENDABILITY WAM'KII I- DAV1R A.Y. Paw BED BANK REGISTER; PEBBUAEY % 1982. Sale of Another NEW TYPE OF BTJBNEB, Leonardo1 Mansion, VERDICT FOB Now Jersey Oil Burner to Handle A\on Man Was Permanentljr Injured Gar Wood Product.. In Auto Accident, PUBLIC SALE Red Bank Laundry to Become Hotel Albert Layton, 24, of Avon was •EVA R M Sr The Now Jersey oil burner Bales —OF- awarded a. judgment of $16,200 If'your farm la FOB SALE flu jn the coupon below and mall' Individual Laundry Company company with headquarters at Long The Former Price Rciidence against tho Hurloy-Tobln furniture lo..«TABM INFOEMATION BTJBEAD," 3P. O. Bos 801, lop» and Branch has been made Monmouth company of Trenton and George IJ. Branch, Hva Jorscy. ' - , Acquired by Little Fall* Laun- and Ocean county distributors for Bought by Two New York Bennett of Allenhurat, an employee 1 Farm Stock Machinery dry Company, Which Recent- the Wood'hydraulic'hoist and body Men Who Will Convert It In- of the company, by a jury at Free- Uamo - ly Bought Steam Laundry. company of Detroit, Michigan.'This to a Hostelry. hold last weeK Layton was struck By Albert P. Bennett, Vanderburg Road, Vanderburg, company is headed by Gar 'Wood, by an automobile owned by tho com- Location of Farm, John W. Ransley, owner of the In- the famous motor boat racer," who Mrs. Melyln A. Bice has sold a pany a year ago last December. The. N. J., North of Colt's Neck, dividual Laundry, concluded negotia- recently broke the world's record In forty-acre tract and a large house on most serious Injury ho suffered was Address .. (Formerly the Henry Cross Farm) . tions Saturday for the sale of his Florida. her property on the Chapel Hill road to his; left shoulder. Doctors tes- business to the Little Kails Laundry ' The company manufactures a new near Leonardo to ' Samuel Rablno- tified at the trial that thla shoulder ' Tel. No. •• • company of Little Falls, N. J. Mr. type of boiler and burner unit This wltz and Robert Waxier of New is paralyzed and can never bo cured. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23d, 1932Ransle, y had negotiated with the Lit- new heating unit is an entirely new York. The price .was $21,000 and the tle Falls concern for the lost month, departure from the ordinary type of Bale was made by Hylln &.Salz ot at 13:30 O'clock, and he signed the papers Saturday boiler. In fact the boiler is upside- BedBank. afternoon after a.conference with Ono team ot horses, team of mules, 4 Guernsey cows, one fresh, down as the Gar Wood combustion The new owners will enlarge the representatives of the new owners, chamber is located at the top of the house and convert It Into a hotel, three will bo fresh in March; McCormlck grain binder, hay tedder, hay Charles Walker ot the firm of Apple- A NATIONWIDE EVEkTflVERVTWMC H>PTTg1fii«7 boiler and the hot gasses. Instead of They .expect to open the hotel late rake, com harvester, lime drill, Hoosler,grain drill, 2 three-horse riding gate, Stevens, Foster & KeussiUa going up through the boiler to the In" April or early "to May. The work plowa P & O riding plow, Niagara orchard duster, 10 cans Dormlt dust, represented Mr. Ransley, of remodeling tho building will ,be 0 drums nicotlno dust,-10" bags spraying dust, 2 South Bend walking chimney, travel downward: through In July, 1921, Mr. Ransley started a net-work of small .narrow pas- Btarted within a few days. It now plows, sod cutter, four-horse doublo disc sod cutter. Meeker harrow, A In the laundry business In the White sagos between water' tubes which has D rooma and it will be enlarged iron harrows, hay fork, roller, flvo-row riding weeder, Acme harrow, building on White street His busi- contain three to four tlmoa tio heat- to comprise 32 rooms. threo-row marker, spring-tooth harrow, plant Bettor, cutaway, cod cutter, ness prospered and in February, ' One of thc-fonner ownors of the asparagus rldger, Deerlng mower, i Planet Jr. riding cultivators, 2 Aspln- 1027, he moved to new and enlarged ing surface found in the. ordinary house was the late Cornelius Con- wall pototo planters, two-Horse corn planter,platform scales,-potato duat- quarters • at -178-Wost Front- stroot, toiler. Aa a result of this construe-, oyer.:He bequeathed It to his niece, cr, 2 farm wagons, Fordson tractor and pulley, tractor disc, .tractor ths present location. Since Mr. tlon, practically all the-heat gener- tho late Mrs. Amanda Watroua of plows, saw framo belt and saw, 6 double sota of harness, horso collars. Hartley's entrance into the laundry ated by the oil burner Is absorbed, Broad street, Red Bank, About 35 Buyon Sgqrs Easy Terms 250-egg Buckeyo incubator, 6 Schenck asparagus bunchers, other email business in Red Bank, competition as Is evidenced by. tho fact that one years or so ago the property was tools, etc, too numerous to mention. ' has grown until today there are sev- can hold his hand on the smoke- bought by the Iat,ey Benjamin D. enteen different companies in and stack of the Wood boiler. A metal TERMS:—Filty dollars and under, cash; over, fifty dollars, a credit Price,. an arohltoct at' Philadelphia. around Red Bank 'operating routes. Known as Arnica iron Is used in its of seven months will be given on bankable note with approved security. Mr. Price enlarged and Improved the construction and it is claimed that 8% discount for cash over fifty dollars. Tho Little Falls Laundry company, house and continued the business at In addition to buying Mr. Ransley's this metal Is rust resistant and. has his residence at Leonardo. The late ALBERT P. BENNETT. property, purchased' 118 feet of the over twenty per cent more heat con- Melvlri A. Rice bought the property GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. . 1 _ Charles Ross property adjacent to ductivity than cast iron. It is ex- in 1918... _:.-,:._ : x! tho Individual laundry building. The ALEX. McCLEES and JOHN JAMES, Clerks. pected that MfTWdoa will Visit block of land purchased from Mr, Long Branch soon .and efforts will Ross has a 50-foot;' frontage. The In- bo made to have him speak before TWO DEAD FB0M GAS. dividual laundry building will be service clubs and tell of Tils' experi- used for a garage for the Little Falls Btanasquan Couple I«se lives from ence in motor boat racing. laundry trucks. After alterations Cool Gas. are made tho building will be the Mrs. Vora Glborson, 21, of Mana- permanent hoadquavtcra of tho new Big Combination Sale —GBADES-AND-STANDARD&— squan-idiod-Sunday--in_tho-.3prlng- concern with the offices located In the building. Samuel Vander May, Lake hospital as tho result ot car- one of the owners of the Little Falls Winter Months Good Time to Be- bon monoxide poisoning from coal 60 Dairy Cows, Horses, Wagons, Farm concern, stated that only local help / oomo Acquainted With Them. gas fumes. Mrs. Glberson had been will bo employed and that He'd Bank During tho harvest season the In a critical condition since Friday, will be the permanent base and dis- grower is too busy to become ac- when the body of her husband Ray- Machinery, Corn, Hay and Harness tribution center for Monmouth coun- quainted with state and national mond, 29, was found in the Glber- ty and this vicinity. All the office TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT OUR STABLES OPPOSITE THE CENTRAL grades and standards of the pro- son home, Glberson had been dead force- and the drivers will be re- \i RAILROAD STATION, •, . ducts which ho grows. about four hours. At first It was tained, and the new manager, Ruasel thought to be a case of double sui- FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY, on Jackson of Paterson, will move to During the winter months ( ho 3-PIECE SUITE takes the attitude as to why should cide, but doctors. pronounced, the Red Bank and reside here. Mr. Van- cause of death as gas poison. Giber- der May added that .although several I spend my time, studying grades 2-TONE son's body was embalmed before an THURSDAY, FEB. 25th, 1932, people will be discharged,; develop- and standards when It will':bo.six nt 11:00 a. ra. sharp, rnln or-shine. Plenty ol cover for nil. ment and expansion will necessitate months before I need to use them. autopsy could be perf ormoflf - but- an VELOUR autopsy on the body of Mrs. Glber- BO BAIBY COWS consisting of Holstelns, Guernseys and Jerseys from the hiring of'' additional help and The county agent's suggestion is son showed that death was due to Accredited Herds and blood-tested. Some of. these cows are fresh with that tho salaries will be higher than that the winter time Is an excellent gas. calve3 by side and others close springers. These cows are. young, good at present AH the new employees time to become acquainted with all will go through a period of training $50.50 milk producers and high butterfat testers. Some purebred cows in the of tho grades and standards affect- Jot A 60-day tuberculin retest will be given. If you need one or several, at Little Falls before they take up ing eacd commodity we grow, and their duties here. Cash Delivered. be on hand and buy your good dairy cows here at your own prloo as they make a file of those particular grades W. A, HOPPING Xlmo Payment May Do Arranged, must bo Bold. . • __„„ „ .. „___„,. which we feel will pt our conditions. —Mrr-RanBloy stated that ho-has-no- ALSO SPECIAL-CONSIGNMENTS OF LOCAL HERDS, Then, during the busy seas6n"~6f tuEerculIn Kirea~EowsToraflry and family me. These cattle coniUnmentB must be definite plans for the future but that •old in order to pay obligations. Also will be offered tomi beet cattlo, calves and June, July and August, in a very Real Estate and Insurance ho will stay with the Little Falls 8 LINDEN PL, BED BANE Furniture prices have steadily declined until now. They are as much stoclc bulls. company for a month until the new few moments we can dig out those 15 Head Horses. Several teams, single fann_and_vork.horHe5.__E*cellent_stode particular points in. which wa^are NOT A SPECULATOR as 50% below normal ! For this February Nation-Wide Furniture and and must be sold. If you need a good horse, you can find ono liereT menare broken in and things are rHONE-807 : Saverol-Farm-WaffonB^nUr.kiiida-iarm. machinery, Jhay_baler,.jnanura_Bpreaqcr, running araoothly.. _He wlllcontinufi interested, . ~ Rug~Event,''Sewrbl}ught~^^ rotate planter and digger, oil slightly used. to live In Red Bank ** There are on fie In the extension 1000 BUSHELS GOOD CORN. 50 TONS BALED MIXED CLOVER are rpcK-bbttoin. "~ " - ; AND ALFALFA HAY. ofllceat Freehold, official grades for Several sets farm harness and farm tools. BOUGHT 25-ACRE TRACT. the standards of New Jersey vege- Remember thla Is your opportunity to buy anything you need at yoar own price, tables, also apples, peaches and as we always sell. A good selection of dairy cowa and all other farm articles to be •old for the high dollar. Flense be on hand earljrand brine your friends with you. Land Near lloliiidel Purchased by a Bmall fruits. Why .not write for * H.S.BATTIN New D^sfen! New Beauty!! Low Price! No reserves on any- stock. Dairymen who need stung good dairy cowa will find them Newark Itcsiacnt your copy and become- acquainted hero and trill be ablo to buy cheaper than ever beforo at prices fixed by you. with these official grades ? ' • -.- •..''•'• CONDITIONS:—Made known day of sale. John O. Nagle of Newark., has Real Estate and JACOB ZLOTK1N & SON, Phone 330 Freehold. bought 25 acres of land on the east .Latest Console Type "The Men Who Sell Good Cows and Give a Square Deal." side of tho state highway between Suicide by Drowning. Insurance GEO. H. ROBERTS. J. L. NARAZONICK. Auctioneers. Holmdel and Coifs' Neck from John The body of Mrs. Nancy Banks, 23, 1E0. HUNT, H. II. BURKE, Clerks. H. Wright of Long Branch. The of Shark River Hills was found U BROAD STREET, property is in Atlantic township, floating in Shark Rlvor last Thurs- Gas Rarige about a mile south of Holmdel vil- day. The case was called suicide. It Red Bank. lage. Mr, Wright bought this prop- was learned that Mrs. Banks' hus- • Regular $25.85 Grade erty about a year or BO' ago from band George had been out of work Walter, Conover. It was part of the for some time. The couple have two Conover homestead farm which was small children.; "'-...' \ owned 200 years or more by mem- "16-Jneh Oven $ bers_of_ the Conover family^ Mr^ L / ' Full-Size Nagle has made no statement as to incme from tents ~: ~ Cook/ng Top—— Delivered what use he intends to make of the jracu Ir"""' 11 wouU stop If Ore destroyed or dam-, Modern In every respect from its concealed TWO BENTAtS. ased your property. Several months might; manifold to its stippled ivory and green elapse before repairs were completed—: porcelain enamel finish. Big, roomy storaga New Occupants for Red Bank and meanwhile your loss would mount everyi compartment under the burners. Rust-re- Riverside Gardens Houses. month, you can guard against such 4 loss Compare Price I by oblalnlns Rent Insurance at a relatively/ sisting oven and,broller interiors. Approved Cornelius X Guiney, who has a by American Gas Association. ' ' position with the American Tele- small cost. Compare Quality! phone and Telegraph company, has 92 Harding road, Red Bank. Mr. Writs, Fhono or Call ERSNYDER&G ~ulney is now living in New York. He will occupy the house next lor Information, —• M S month. bl MONMOUTH ST. PEDliANK W. C. Bunn has rented Reginald Layton's house on Ballock place at Sensational Riverside Gardens in Mlddletown township. Both of tho above rentals were mado by the S. Burrltt Boyn-
LOST DAMAGE SUIT. NowTis THe~Time Long Branch Nursd Was Injured in Swimming Pool. To Put In That Miss Elizabeth Epltzkopf, former assistant supervisor of tho operating Value room at tho Long Branch hospital, 'ailed to recover any damages In her $30,000 suit brought agalnst\Edward BATH-TUB T. illtclicll, lioldcr of tho bathing 8-Tube concession at Asbury Park. Miss Spltzkopf claims that nho was ser- TSSew iously Injured last March when a KITCHST SINK Super-Het, man jumped from a spring bonrd and struck her on tho head. She lays nho wns laid up several weeks ind hafl not fllnce been ablo to work. The defendant maintained thnt Mian Jpltltopf was guilty of contributory .95 legllgcnco as the «|irinn bonrd could io plninly aeon by Imthoi.'i. JJON'T keep your ho^ie under the Complete Disrosirons ORGANIZE. 39 Westinghouse handicap of ugly, old- 'Inns Being Considered for Hoopon- fashioned equipment. Ing of Anbury 1'nrk llnnli. $5.00 Delivers ' A committee (if /lvo Anbury l'«rlc Be a wise home-own- Usual-automatic d inrciiigatinf;,.. find- • • • pint nmpUn reliability, meotlnK of tho dopodltorn' protoetlvo new bathroom nnd Inf mil liow Wrjliiifilioiuo uffrri « HHHocldtlon. Tho committee mouiliero kitchen needs. •ujiflr'Hiiterodyne olroull.,, New WoliWn ntiiraiilee undVr W opfrntinR iro iHnnc fl. Orcpn, Darius'IC. nurtnn, miilll-mii Uib*»...im crow4«lk 0 IT PAYS FOR ITSELF! lownrd Illicit, Wlllliim A. Mnrlilmin condition!, !('• tho rictrit of tlto WVII |irovn to joir, lint this mil William 1'rrntoii. Tho nlmodn- grid dnlMtor,.,hiMt* for tlmia who want •mmOrnrrfrlg.. woiulrrfulfl l rrfrigrr.tng r wilvlll |>i|nr tlon nimmincml thill iinolhor HHTIIIIIC din hit Input voliimn,,, 1'riituda would bn held tt) (HIUHIIIII jilnnn for rritor j luri nvrrT penny of il» rent. Auk Our Quality tho irrnt mlnnw without <11»- ©f l>rauly,coiiYfniriic«aiul rcoiK reorp.unlrlng tlio li.ink, trnnnlliirr FREE! A BOOKLET THAT Will SAVE YOU MONET 0 nhnren, wnn milwoillirrt tnwurd i •. liiimlrM,,, Iningo I rnqiionry Ibo irorKHiilwitlon nt Ilio New .Jor- nuti|irriM>ir,.. no ulnlloii nhlntls i firnil ci.pjr i.f |t« r.u.o IlmiUd .lr,,,il,l,,K Wrillnrli.n,»0 ncy tnint cowpitny nt n public mnrt- ...rlglit lulint In nil..'.«!»« 19- I Jilnlnilmiinlln I(f(ri|]fratlon, ami lii(mPy.,,,|,,(; fralutri. /j|.; Imc litilil lit llm city Imll, Izmir Namo llrnneli, 'I'lturtnlnv til|;ltt. 'I'hln ifMivm tulio imrfiiniinncii IHWAIMQ vt «lr> n lialnticn (if J.ll.'i/nio li> lio nulmi'ilboit. cult liwl. AiMrrM, ,, , Tlin linnk rnnkn In rropnn with n (npltnl of }tOO,(KW mill a ntil|ilnit (if |;o,txKf. William O'Brien SPECIAL-Sears -Motor Oil 10c Hnniicr IIIHIT Ind'/liiirnl. Uiilbrrfiiril II, 'i'llitimrr. iv Uw\\ Plumbing, Heating, Roofing, 'oprr nf HID l-l111 Imllom.l Imlik n THE ELIN COMPANY mdlpy ltDflnli, fiiin linen Jnillrlrd liy Sheet Metal Work llm fmtninl Bin ml Jury mi n ilii SEARS, ROEBUCK AND (if timUllli; fntflo «h(lln« lit llU !n» 29 W. Front St., Ocean Avc, 111 W. Front St, Red Bank, N. J. Oll'l Iiil«i1i.|il|.olln|i nr filM.lo. Till,i- nmr la unlit Io lis uvnr (11,111X1 nlmil in Red Hunk, ty J. SCR Bright, N. J, Street, Asbury Illff ltCC«lllll». MIONK H», I-1IONR «T. It Pays to Advertise in The Register. RETAIL STORE ••Him llm Jlf«uiUr,». AJuulistiiiiml RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 17,1932. Pace Setinh Wededs a Doctor. Heath of I'reehold Womnn. hold has 134 Inmates at present. Tho Ono of the quickest •waya to flnd a DK. «. A. NKVIN8. MIBB Betty Capian of Trenton'and Mrs, Lena. Schusterman, wife of welfare commltteo is aliso granted lob Is to advertise In The Regl* „ „ MOENBEU CIU rtAuruR. Here and There Isaac Echuatermart of Freehold, died loi'a Want Department—Advertise- 120 D,0,d siriat, Ri4b.na, Dr. Charles Kromkln of 'Keansburg relief for 72 persona In their own mentment. ri oeo. 1 Tuesday oti lost week of apoplexy. homes. wore miirrlca' 8tt- Trenton laet Thurs- ltrty Offlra.) SIGNS of SPKEVG in the County day, Tho couple lleff t ffo r n motot r She waa 77 yoars old and besides Cut Finger Nearly OH. tVHXIAM A. trip through the New England hor husband leaves four, children. George Brelsch, Sr., of Adelphla, ' OPTOMEtRIST 'erioruJ Notei, Salei of- Prop- d t ill DR. LW. CARLBON looking over the household states land upon their return will Death From Apoplexy. , . cut a linger of his left hand nearly KagUUr Qldf, Dread Strati. erty, Building Operations, live at Koaridburff, ,, John H> \VarU of Perrlnevlllo died off whllo. chopping wood last week. Surgeon Chiropodist hot water equipment is a 'Lodge Doings, Births, Mar- Sola at Ilecclvert Sale.' laat Saturday week following a Ho was treated at tho Freehold hou. 21-23 BROAD ST, RED BANK, N. J. __. Evenlnjia l)y_A(<|ioliitment riage* and Deaths. InglU Uppcrcu has bought tho stroke of apopleity. Ho was eighty pltal. Offlce houm Dull? 10 A. H. to 6 K qUINN, 1'AnHONB « nOREMlJS. years old and is survived by a M. 'CUES. • THUBB. EVEKINdS BV „, COUNBBLLOBB AT IAW Spring-time occupalion properties of the Aero-Marine APPOINTMENT. TIIONB !44S. Tjitdala Duliiiim. Red Bank Joseph Borallo and Chnrlcs Bar- Klomm corporation.at Keyport at » wldew and three daughters. It pays to advertise in 'I'ho Register. John J. Oiilnn, Theodora 2), Fanona, hour of Long Branch weie held un- receivers'Bait'for $200,000. Mr. Up- Thomai P. Uorerrtus ••• - WE ABE NOW almost daily running der ball ol >}l,000 'each lait week on' Addition to School. pcrcu was for several years at the ALSTON UEKKMAN, juto pcoplo ivlio.Jmvo been looking charges of the Illegal manufacture of head of thn Aero-Marino piano and Voters of Occnnport last week au- thorltcd a bond Isauo not to exceed COUNBEI.Wa AT LAW. over their household hot water heat- liquor.. Thoy warn arrested by fed-motor company. 2238-J OnlcM, in llroad Et., JIEU N, J. Ing equipment, prcparntory to Spring eral agents from Nowark. $41,000 to build a four-room addition Odd Follows of Now Jernny will Died at HosplUI. to the Bchool. The vo^waa 80 tp 1 OEOHOE 1). OOOPBB. muling. ' / . • Henry U. Green o,f Noptuno town- In favor of tho proposition. CIVIL ENdlNEEIl. meet/at Asbury Park on Saturday, SuccfBior to Ctorio Coopir, C. E., Wlicn tlioy Jinvo lhc old fashioned April 2d, when tho organization will ship died last Wednesday at the Fire Destroys Bungalow. elBon Uulldlnn, " nKD HANK, tf, kitchen rango boiler, and parts need jircRont an Odd Follows flag to the Long Branch hospital. Ha was 84 A. bungalow on tho stat# highway B. A. SHOEMAKER GEOKGiS K. AM.EN, Jr., O. E« and Hal( of Nations, • ,- years old and was • a carponter by near Hazlet owned and occupied by DEALER IN replacing, it is often ulniost as jnoi- trade. Ho Is survived by & daughter, GEOHOK F. HANDOU'H. C. E,, ncneivo to instoll instead tho modern Abo Levin of Bradley Beach was Mr. and' Mrs. Russell Dangler was CIVIL ENCINEEHS AND SURVBYOR8 sentenced to servo six months In jail flvo grandchildren and four-great- destroyed by (Ire last Thursday. The 00 Broad Street, Rtd Bank. N. X Automatic GOB Water Heater, which in by Federal Judge William Clark last grandchildren. loss is estimated at ?5,000. a great inducement to tenants, and of Wednesday'on a chargo of violating Hotels om FirnbaUon. ~ ( NOTICE^ tho dry law. C'ommunlcablo Diseases. " ^^ CJDLAX trilBililiiii't greatpcrmanentsntisfactiontoowricri. Squankum Inn near Farmlngdale, "efi~ror~Tlre "Blftilct No. I of Hol mdel A houso ' in MdtuAvan township • Chicken pox with sixteen cases led Townshipship.. Then they way have nil the hot operated by Fred Thorngreen, and the list of communicable diseases in owned by Samuel Bollfury was gut- ho Rhodca Sea Food Tavern of Key- To vote for two commlielonora and ap- . water they want, instantly day or ted by lira early Thursday morning. Monmoiith -county last week. Measles Wood, Feed, May, Straw proptlutloprltl o to. li. o m&tla for...... flro Attnttnl. r ort, operated by Philip Schaffer, was secohd-with eleven and whoop- purpose imacd on a tax ott two millills par ' niglit.-without bother of fire tending, 'rho-houB,o_hail been, unocqupjed for dollar o( Muaeabla'valuation In Flr« Dl|.; % avo-bssn' placed on probation ing cough-third with six. _' ...... _. LIME and FERTILIZER trlct No. I ot Holmdal townshln. at a special low gas rate which nukes some time. harged with violating the prohl- -—Vollnir- Satti rdoy, FelirnarT- S 0th, fro»- - - > the fuel cast but it quarter of • cent Tho old-church-sheds of Adelphla iltlon laws.—-—'- Jetty rians Approved. BiOr>_to 0:00 o'clock P. M. havo boon torn down. Some of tho^ The Deal borough commissioners Peat Moss All Kinds of Poultry Feed " gljfnad; *"-' / n gallqn. Average fuel coat, fpr family )eposlton to Fresent Clalma, CANlEt. S. EtV.- 1 lumber has been placed In the church have approved plans for two jetties Secretary of Fire Odmmla»lon,! ,• ' of live, is $450 per month. \ basement and will be UBCd for flio- Depositors of the Freehold trust to ba built along the ocean front at ompany which waa closed on Jan- Baled Shavings NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT-."i wood. ' that placo. Tho work will be start- Estate of Edward J. Butler, doceaied. ' lary Mb, hav<> been requested to ed early In the spring. NOIICB 1» hereby jiyan that the a«. Now Superintendent. resent thoir olalms on or before Selling LEHIGH and WILKES-BARRE roiinla of tho iijbaerlbar. admlnletrator »* the eatate ot .aid deeeaaed,'«||| be audlttd Jersey CentralPewr&LigMCc. H, Louis Hutclilneon; formerly ay 12th; This Is taken to moan that AUentomt Woman Dead. PLYMOUTH COAL and jtaUi by the Burrosate of the Coun- r superintendent of the Steiner cloth- i payments will bo made before Mrs, Anna D. Polhemus of Allon- For T»eiity-flvo Years. ty ot Montnouth anil reported for aattla- A$k Your. Own Plumber or AikVi •,- ., hat date. town died last Friday week at tho ment to the Orphane Court of said Coun* ing factory. at Freehold, has been ty. on Thutada?, iho third day of March, C2-S made superintendent of the Eisner 'ollco Chief Exonerated. home of hor granddaughter, Mrs. H. A. D. 1931I, nt which tlmo annileatloo wlli' factdry of that place. "Leon Rueck- Lewis Schank. Mra. Folhemus was Try a Ton of This Red Ash Coal be made for tho allowance ol commit- Vernon Shlbla, chief of police of alona and counsel fees. hdus, who has been superintendent Vail • township, was adjudged not 80 years old. NOTICE. of tha Eisner plant, hnu been trans- " .ti January 82, A. D. nil. Tho following la tha Budget ami Tux Ordlimmo that w«i» adopted ai Budget and ullty of conduct unbecoming an of- Welfare Homo Inmates. Little Silver N-W,-BOBBnTB.~- Bridge-Work Stopped,- _ Im was! preferred by Georeo Mars, "Work has been stopped on tho sec- former speclal~"6fneerin-tne-town- IXJCAL BUDGET OF THE TOWN5H1P OF MIDbLETOWN.,COUNTYn'oF1 MO'N- hip: MOUTH, STATE Or NEW JERSEY. FOR THE FISCAL YEAS 1»». ond new bridge over Wesley lake be- Thla Budgit Shall Allo Conatltuto the Tax Ordinance. tween Asbury Park-and Ocean Grove 'eochen SUU Unpaid. AK OHUINANCH KIXATINCJ TO TAXKS FOR THE YBAIl 1032. by tho Tullor. construction company Tho Long Branch Bchool teachers BE IT ORDAINBH »y the 'Kntnehlii Commlttoo of tho Township ot Mlddletown, In of Red Bank. Stopping of tho work ro still UnpiEld for January, The «ie County eellaneouB ItevenucH Anticipated: < ed• recorder of Long; "Branch" to"fill Max'T'lnegoldr awell-known Freo- .4 ...Interest., .oncl Coatl ...... ~~^.,,.A...7.<»OI1.0J1_ t -j;,ooo;on- GREATER a2.. PronchlnPronchUo TuTaxx ":r.7.~.-.r-.::.-r.:.-.v.v.:.v...--:.::™.™;vr.™v.™ : _ so.soo.oso.too.oo 26.000.00 iHo"~iinexpI"rod "lerm~^bf JoSepn F. iold lawyer, wan oloqtod a-member 8, Orosi KecoluU Tnx • ; 12,000.00 12,750.00 B'osln. Mr. Rosin is in California it...the.board, of education of that •4. Poll Tax 600.00 000,00 and the ofllco hns boon filled by Har- >!aco last week.' He Succeeds Willard , 5. Caroline' 'tax _ ..- 8(108.72 B,102.72 •.«. Intoroxt • - - i —... SOIhOO ry Wolpln, who resigned. Throckmorton, who declined to 7. CoBtn on Tux Liens -\ ... ,.. 7liO,flo- 750.00 a candidate for tho election. . S. Bulldlne rormlt» ...< ...... :...„.:...... ' 100.00 100.00 Stole From Employer. " 0. Pines .' - - 200.00 300.00 Amount to bo Received, from the Btiiia or New Jcrney Lcona Wilson, a colored maid em- 'rcebold House Sold. on Account of Uiicrnploymont ltcllot , O.Z00.O0 Nono ployed by Mrs. Jacob Kramer of Miss Kathryn Hardy, cashier of _l0li.M5.6T. •Freeholdr-was-flent-to-tbo-eounty-jall m.,Ameruwn._groccry_store at Free- 5173.960.46 H60.03S.39 for sixty daya last week for stealing hold, has bought the resl3ence~Jrop^ v ' . . ArntopniATioNs clothing and jewelry valued at $300 Brty of tho late Edward Queonio on 1D32 1031 Cafleral (lovornmcnti from her employer. Tho girl was 3owne avenue. Miss Hardy and her tribufe TO George HunHngfon, Hartford . . . who t AdrolnliilrotlVo imil-Exeimtlvo-.:.i.-.-i7::;r.-..-.:r..r.n-....7^::r.^.! -rn;noo.T/n captured at Woodbrldgc. arents-wlll oooupy- the.hauso. •- •WliMiament.nnd-Collott!oj\ of Taxes _.._. .„.„...„ 6,200,00 6,1100,00 Znviidii—Kcolun, 're8tl|ng-at School. - •— founded this grerji^mon^y-saving-institutiora-of-rnore— IfJBth Work ...- • ..:...-.....:....„...... 11,000.0i60o;oo0 I.GOIKOO 9,1)00.00 11,000.01) Miss Josephine Zavada, daughter Freehold high school boys -will 11.4S0.OO 3,000.00 of Stephen Zavacia of Union Beach, tage a wrestling tournament to- than 15,000 A&P Food Stores. To commemorate the : 2,100.00 11,250.00 .urancofor'Uriv'orB ot i'iro i'ruckn — 2,10.0.00 wag married to John Keelan of ght when ten bouts will be put on Mth-ilith l !.«...» <..^...- ..|.f"..,, 1, BOO, 00 occasion fittingly, we are presenting an exceptional proveraent Cerllfluisle» for ltoiul IS.000.0(1 llCOO.OO KeahBburg last week. Tlurvcouple : the school gymnasium. Wrestling llee and Trafllo Control - 6,000.00 If,,toil.oil Will live at Kennnburg where tho a sport which WM recently tak- 4,160.00 R.OUO.OO value-giving sale of famous Del Monte Quality Foods. iwnahlp Library groom Is omployed • by the Pruden- n up In tho Freehold school. «clal Approrrlaiprorrlatlgl n for Library Nona •I,U,I).D »«ot 1 .Maintenance 28,701.00 6U4.76 tial Insurance company. Don't miss this opportunity for big savings! Shop at Ooata on Cortlllcole of Tax Sato ....: 7B0.O. .. 0. SB,COO,110 ilnnor for Height. Intercut - • - - is,ooo.oo no.oo Woman 04 .Years Old| Assemblyman Howard Holght, Interest Deficit • •• »,7C0.7S 12,000,00 vour A&P and stock your pantry. Taxi Jievonuo Notes nnd Ujltclt Unclouded Culnnce Ac- Nono Mro. FranccD Oiitcalt of'Freehold who has announced hlmBelf a« a can- count !..„ : • None 13,169.8 celebrated hor 94th birthday last didate for sheriff on the Democratic Construction of Now Itomla - 18,000.00 SO,OOO.00 Thdrsday. For many years Mrs. ticket, will be given a. teutlmonlal Water Hydrants • 5.1 B0.00 2,500,00 Amount Due for Hack Rental ol Flro Kydrnnts ...... 4,444.10 Nono Outcalt looked after children whoso Inner at the Monterey Hotel at As- Deficit 1030 Miscellaneous Itevcnuos ...r ; , 2.08M& Non parents were unablo to care for them ury Park on February 22nd. 198»,Bills raid In 1930 _ T.fltt.fll None and she also taught tho children SLICED OR 1080 Bllla llnpnlil - -..- 600.no Non Washington Trip. -Emw«My.NnlnJ«au2 years old and is survived by five ilstors and a brother.
Homo Builder*' Exposition. NO DOWN 1 ASPARAGUS TIPSORTAtL The annual homo builder* and tur- ilshers" exposition under tho dlreo Ion of tho-Anbury Park chamber of WHITE CROSBY OR commerce will be held In the Casino Msrctr-14th—to—IBtli.-Che.rleB-liOvln- CORNI—GOLDEN-BAMIAM aon will bo manager. PAYM E N T Nurao Had Appendicitis. Miss Qeorglana Erlckson of hold, who was a student nurse at GARDEN SWEET tho McKlnley. hospital at Trenton, wns rocontly stricken with appen- PEAS dicitis and underwent an operation at tho hospital. e Boy Sent to Reformatory. Pay as Little Loroy Cooper, 17, waa committed TOMATOES 2' sr 29 to tho state reformatory at Annan- dale lft.it week on complaint of his mothor, Mrs, William Ott, Cooper admitted having stolen a pockstbook containing ?35. SPINACH Judgment for MO, For This Newest Arthur E. Johnson ot Asbury r»rk last week secured a judgment for WITH T o against O. Fred Becgle for SARDINES sA ?r commlftsionn on Bales of real estate MAJESTIC mado whllo he waa In the employ of Becftlc. Superheterodyne Radio Nelson—Klnnfer. Laura Kolnon, daughter of TOMATO SAUCE 6 25 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson of Nen- tune, waa married lsAt Frld«y week to OCUTRO I''. Klanger of Forked larg.it can 19c Fruit Salad taiiean 17c Prunes . 2ib.pin42 MONMOUTH STREET Mlna M. Kathryn PiilUr «f lrr»". hold lm« oiilormt HI. Franrla' ho>|>|t*l Phone RED BANK 3687 - «t rrtntmi for « ccurio In nuralnr. THE GREAT ATtANTIC & PACIFIC TIA CO. K waa Rlvmi « forcwoll pally liy a b of b*i' frliiida )ut wok. RED BANK ^REGISTER", FEBKUAEY 17; 1932. EDDIE COLLINS IN CUBA. KEWSY SCHOOL FUEB. bcrt Weaver, James Sullivan, Patsy Cuttla secretary. Tho club meets Gardner, F. A. Quackenbush, Jr., every other Wednesday afternoon. Atlantic Grange Newspapers There Contain Articles tuplls of Shrewsbury School JImo AIlco Hooker, all present pupila; Al- The publication also carries the on Rumson Ilosldont Ten-Saga Publication. fred S. Hooker, Jr., a 1031 graduate, list of tho punctual pupils for De- and Its Doings The Cubarf newspaper El Mundo, and Principal Fred C. England, who cember and January as well us thoso JUbllsbed at Havana, is running: a Tho last'number of tho school pa- arranged the school calendar, whs have been neither absent. nor A Largely Attended. Lincoln's lerics of articles featuring the older A treo planting will take place tardy, since the beginning of the- per Issued by the pupils of the Birthday Entertainment at the 'eteraria of'Orfe'nlal Park In that Shrewsbury public school comprised Friday afternoon of this' •week at scliool term In September. jlty and tlm artlclo which appeared ten pages full of timely Items per- half-past one o'clock. The tree to A detailed article on the contests Colt's Neck Schoolhouse be planted will be tho gift to the Jn the Issue' ot Monday, January, taining to the school and 'its activi- In which James Sullivan defeated Tuesday Night of Last Week. 25th, featured Edward A. Collins of ties, featured with an original draw- school from the local Boy Scouts. Ralph Johnson to win the first 1 Rumaon. The article, which included Ing of the,likeness of Gcorgo Wash- The_BchooI paper says the pupils Shrewsbury school horseshoe pitch- A largely attended /meeting of At- of the Shrewsbury .school will ob- lontlo grange was held Tuesday >lctures of Mr, Collins, read as fol- ington on the outside cover. ing championship is very Interesting lows; • ' . • " >'•• Tho piper has como to bo recog- serve the bicentennial of tho birth night o£ last week at the Colt's Neck of Oeorge Washington" with various to tnoao who like to follow 'School Today's turn belongs to a glorious nized by business places In Shrews- sporting events.' schoolhouso when a Lincoln's birth- bury as several of these firms carry appropriate exercises and es there day program was given. Mrs. Marie •cteran in popular faces, namely announcements In the February is- will bo no Bcuool on Washington's There will be an exhibit of the Heulitt, on the piano, and Raymond Eddlo Collins, better known to sue. Special articles are in the is- birthday thero will bo public exer- school work by the pupils, on Fri- Holllng, on tho violin, played a duot everybody as - .'.'Dutch: Collins," who sue from the pens.of Harold Wilson, cises in itao assembly room. ' day, June 3d, and already great in- cnUtled "Bv. the Waters, of Killar- made his appearance at Oriental John Motigar, Adele Herman, Ethel A magazine and book club has terest Is being manifested by the noy." As Hn encore they played Park with tho lato Harry (Curly> Groves, Edmund Bronson, James been re-organized among tho pupils pupils with the desire on the part "You're a LJttle Bit of Everything Brown long before Iho race track Boyle O'Reilly, Maijorio Wright, of tho seventh and eighth grades of many to have their respective I Lovo." Mrs. Jessie Hclser sang was opened on Juno 14th, 1914. _ Margaret Silver, Margaret .IJinge, with John Metzgar president, Adele pieces of school Work shown In this "Tho LUUe Old Church In the Val- ~sOR-XrimD:l fltst-thinff. Virginia Curtis, Samuel Yor£f, Adol- Herman Vice president and Vlrglnla; exhibition. *_i ley," with piano accompaniment, by Collins helped to do wan to plant Mrs. John Sherman.'A sketch on Lin- the Royal Palm which is still sta- coln's life was read by-Mrs. Russell tioned behind the timers' stand and HeulitU ho still feels proud showing It to all Nine young folks of the grange his friends. Since its foundation the "igave a play entitled "A Lincoln Sort Jockey club has Imd him as a pur- 1 "of "a" Fellow." The cast of "characters chasing agent, advertising agent and was aa follows: collector of membership accounts Diehard Uollord .... Bcnj&inin Harrison and he Is Btill the same old jolly Flossto Doyle — . Dorothy Deeher betting commissioner lti the club- Jim O'Conhell .. Cheater Davison houso. He is social and special rep- Nicholas Sorfllo .. Edivin Sherman 1 Jean LaRue .&> .... Miss Mabel WUIctt resentative ot tho Cuban tourist u... Arnold Conover commission,-which allows him aboard You Can Always Depend Isaac RoflenthaT ...H^...... Harriet Sherman Wary McDonald . i Mildred Conovcr. all boats that enter the Havana ... on the Merchandise you purchase ln_your-Nearby <____ Ruth Woltcra ...... Lester. Heulitt harbor BO that ho may receive tour- Store being Fresh and of Highest Quality. We select the very A. Lincoln Barnes . Tho play was given in a .school ibts from the different Btates and best wo can got from tho grower, tho paolier or tho mannfao- - . assist them through tho customs. At turer. thus saving money lor You, Our Customer. room Betting and It -was very ably rendofed/ Those: Who took-part rf> 3unes,!h9 Is known-to-work-clghteen Our Producer to Consumer-Plan Saves You the Difference. ccived"inahy compllmenta on thclf to twenty • hours a dayi' but he "re- fine per^prrnance. .... ; mains tho samo Broiling Eddlo. Ho tolls interesting -stories ot hltr long Del Monte, or big can Guessing contests pertaining to l , £$00 Lincoln's birthday were part of the life on the turf and tho tlrno ho put 18' evening's entertainment. Howard In as betting conirnlssloner for the Bartlett Pears Jones ot Jerseyville, a, voteran of lato HIchard Croker, leader of Tam- Red Ripe the World war, gave a talhr about many Hall, Today he has a beau- Del Monte or 4SCD Sliced Pineapple his army experience. Mrs. Heulltl tiful homo In Jersey. His friends and Raymond Holllng played an In here number by the thousands and •;• :•'••• • ' 2 cans 27c Tomatoes strument duet entitled "Old Names everyone •wishes him the best of DelMonte or 4SC0 Asparagus Tips— ;: v: - of OJd Flames." health and good luck, • Last Wednesday night the pupils squarecan 25c big The artlclo was written by Jop can of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sherry o! Del Monte or 4SC0 Peaches— 10 Keyport and their pupils gave a pro- .Mnssaguer, sporting" editor of the Solid pack. gram of instrumental music at the Taper. . . .- halves or sliced—2 cans 29c schoolhouse, under tho auspices of Tho Times of Cuba, also published the grange. There was a larga at- In Havana, had a picture of Mr. Col- Gold Seal C tendance, much applause and many lins in its issue of January - 18th, OSCO Bacon Reg. 10c OSCO compliments fdr those who took part. showing Mr. Collins talking to Bam- do: 29 On Friday night, March 4th, the uel B. Rosoff, a Well known subway Eggs £r_ango -will hold a dance at the Colt' I contractor. -Trio picture was taken Strictly fresh, Tomatoes Neck schoolhouse. Everything Indi- at Oriental Park. Mr. Rosoff and Finest cates a large attendance. Mr. Collins have been good friends med for many years. Selected The last handicap race at Orien- Pure Lard Height Endorsed. cans 1 tal Park will bo held about March Eggs d« •- THt~iIc)TeroonlBn-Democrallo club '33tlr-nnd-floon-«.ftor-iuo-big-j:«ce»the. Strlotlj Fresh, A-big valuo_ of Fair Haven at Its semi-monthly racing season will close at Havana. meeting held in Mohmouth hall a( Mrs. Collins Is expected at her Portugese Sardines 2 cans 15c 1 Sunrise Ketchup^ _ __ _2 J)t bots<2S,c that place last Friday night en- Rumson home on or about March dbfsed~Uie—Batidiaaey" of" Howard 1st and. Mr. Collins will-return-homo Our Three Favorite_Blends^rChoose4he one that- Height_oI_Manasquan_for_tho _Dom- shortly-after- tho- closo-of-tho-rao-l ocratlo nomination for sheriff to sue- ing season. Suits Your Taste coed William R. O'Brien, tho proson' incumbent, who according to law Boya can make extra pocket money 3Sc-25c—I0c Saved I cannot succeed himself, ~.-- colling Tho RoRls'ter,—Advertisement
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Skinned Hams Thlu nffitr I" opfii li> uvory rlilM, bnlilon nnit yptni» rlilMrnn, MH Wln.ln nr Blmnlc Hall v,oll n> buy* mill Kill" tip to Ilio ni;o of IB yrntu of n(;n, o«ci'|illn): In All ( ilillilioii (if cnipliiyroK i)f (Ho nawfr h*l« fur itislrnnii »n.l inl»«ci.,, Infliiiloil «rn a numb«r of Yellow Golden liiiimnim tin/,. 2k: Now TOXIIH (JfibbiitfO :i ii)H. i:tc Klr«l (Irntul Vtiut' _ '.. SIMM) (iiccti SlrltiRlwj Jiciinn 'J. \hn, 2ik: tlnvr lirlmrnail vnrnlont ot »|'«INII'» tw«t fmhkin I4*u... Yellow Hwerl Potulocti Jl II) H. 10c HMIIIIII . ftTtiniO—Tlilrit MfMii- BTKINttAOIS-B44Sor.fi Wionr m>|>. .»J M—l M.ifc.l. l« B.J tf»y V» Btoppcd the car, Jumped out and : Martha Washington. in Township. , Bank:—Re-Opening Rumors. •veruury./ ";•'•-•• • • ;' .; •;•""•/' •The principal roles will bo taken killed- tho muakrat with his black- Unemployment Relief Work, 1 Nothing could testify more elo- The fifth and sixth grades of the Mrs. Marthlas Stoelman, chaplain by Mrs. Marjorle Young LaBoyteaux In another part of this publica- Jack.' He sold the carcass of tho Frank H. Smith, commissioner of. At tho meeting of tho mayor and nf t"° Naw .Tnrsny rirtughtcrsof'thb and Joseph A. Handley. They will tion of The Reglsterjs a_]etterfrom quently and convincingly to tho pop- .animal-to-a-dealcr-in-furs-for thirty banking- and-4nauranee-of-New-Jer- ^aBBTilcitririorHjie^^^j iilailtyTrrtmryoung"M6nls"CErH&an' counclLat._REd- Bank-on-, Monday present a program Fridly afternoon, ASlerlcarrTliiVOlutlon;—presented--ft iTe--suppofled~Dy~~a~cSi(rrWT(icrT*lri- HorelsJdsophs of LoonardoTii which cents. , soy, has served notice that all depos- night Mrs. Julia M. Koough, Iho Ftbni'ary 28th,. at 1;45. o'clock In historical review at the meeting of cludes Mrs. Arthur Mayhew, Miss he contends1 that tho soldiers at association In Red Bank than the George Burlett was walking on itors and creditors of the Merchants borough collector, was directed to i ftjmmemorotlon of the 200th annlverth- e Red Bank Woman's club Friday Maudo Elcholc, Jack Strong, Samuel Sandy Hook should not have been fact that eighty men, recruited from Monmouth street, near tho railroad Trust company of Ecd Bank must, pay Interest of 52,032.00 on borough ' wry of Washington's birthday. The afternoon. Antiques, old hooked rugs Harvey and Charlea.Tabor. Tho play permitted to vote at the Middle- business and professional ranks, will station, Monday morning when, ho fllo their claims on or boforo May bonds. •...; -. and a bright flrajon the hearth pro- is laid in three acts. town townshlpr school election at dovoto tho week from February 19th saw an automobile run over and kill 19th. For tho convenlenco of depos- pupils _of -tho :two. grades did most to 20th to a canvass of the town and Firemen's exemption certificates Jit the work for sotting", costumes, vided an unusual and striking setting Brooks LaBoyteaux Is chairman of Leonardo lost week.' Thla question a muskrat. He picked up tho ani- itors and creditors printed forms will woro Issued-to Clinton P, Elliott, for th'o review. The program opened he committee In charge. was a bone of contention at tho community for funds to carry on T. mal and cold It to a fur dealer fqr bo furnished and assistance will bo Harold Hurley and George Acketx etc The program la: \ M. C, A. work during 1032. These A«t 1.—Orsds BD. Helen Mufaddln, with tho singing of "Hail Columbia" election and James E. Grlggs, who thirty cents. • rendered In .the preparation of proofs roan. and tho plodgo to the flig. The club was chairman of the school meeting, men evidently believe that the work of claim at the bank. Uaxhtr. Scene 1, Washington's boyhood on behalf of youth must go on.- Thomas M. Gopslll,' chairman o( chorus, under tho direction of Mrs. ruled that the soldiers should be al- For this Durposc the bank will be the pollco committee, gavo an ac- """Act 2r-Or«de BA, Vor» Norcro.a, Uaeh. Fire in Garage on Tho drive for funds will open with ' er, Sctno 1, -Meeting of Washington and Edythe Griesonbeck, sang "Carry Me lowed to vote. Mr. Josephs claims open on Hondaya, Tuesdays, \yednc8- count of a natlon-vildo pistol con- officer* on road between Freehold and Enu- Back to Old Virginia." that tho election is Illegal because a-dinner a.t tho Episcopal parlBh Good Samaritan days, Thursdays and Fridays from test for policemen. In which tho Red. S Tljhtcwn, June 28, 1478, Bccno z, Uny Mrs. Steolman, tho giicBt ontortain- Greentree Farm soldiers voted. house Friday night. A program of nlno o'clock in tho morning until Bank police team ia particlpatlnf;. and liana utter iuniet. ••_ muslo will bo furnished and tho ia piuua mist .•»..•>*»• • ...,-. t. er, was Introduced by Mrs. Clifford In talking with a Register reporter Gets in Trouble three o'clock In the afternoon. On Each team'Bhoots all tho matches Act S, grade 6B—KII>«leth Ernst, teach- Bpeaker will be Urban Williams, new er. Been. 1. A (treat, gcena 2. Bttiy Rota' W. Humphrey, who was gowned as Considerable Damage' Done to after the election, Mr. Grlggs stated Saturdays tho bank will bo open on its own range. The targets are Home. Beene 8, Same on Ssono 2. a colonial lady. In pie character of that ho was not fully Informed as state secretary of the New Jersey Y. from, nine' o'clock In tho mor'hlng un- Bent to Washington, whero they are Stucco Building Friday After- M, C. A., who conies boro, from Freehold Man Tried to Help Out An* <.—arado OA, Myrtl« J. Cook, Martha. Washington at tho ago of 40, noon—New Water Mains of 1° til twelve o'clock. It ia requested judged for points. Tha contest will Uiohsr. Scene I,-Inauguration of WBBII- Mrs, Steolman reminisced on her life Texan. Atlantic Township Firemen that doposltors and creditors make contlnuo several months. It is under initon •• the ftrat President of tho United from maidenhood. In WllHamsbUrg, Great Help. standpoint he thought tho soldiers Tho cause of tho Y. M. C. A', will by Driving Their Apparatus their proofs of claim as soon aa pos- the direction ot the United States Statci. Scene 2. The firat inauBiiral 'bail. Va^-throughiholyears:"atJlotinl Vor- should bo allowed to vote at tho bo presented in the churches of Red and As Result is Fined $10. sible. In flllng claims they must pri- war department, Tho Red Bank • Those taking part-li»-tho program non aa tho wife of George Washing- —A- small -framo-bulldlng-neafcithe ecliool election, since they had al- Bank on Sunday, with, the following, team defeated thn TTnlnn n|ty are Margaret Slnnott, Audrey Estelle, ton until her death In 1802. home of the late James IG. ROWO, ways been permitted to vote In MId- schedule: John Arboczowskl of Freehold was mas club bookB and other evidences noted race horeo trainer, on Mrs. team in tho flrst match. Last week Kllraboth' Burke, Stanley WHllams, Tho program was preceded by a dletown township at the November ProBljytcrlun church—JIorninK, W. A. passing tho headquarters of the Atr of Indebtedness, tho Red-Bank team had a match Atac Swocl, James Rink, Billy Goodo, short business meeting whon the Harry Payne Whitney's Greentree genoral elections. Various attempts Sweeney, ovonlriK. Herbert B. EilwardB. lantls township lire department at The bank was closed by order of with tho Neptuno township police Robert Ayres, Arnold Swartz, Ed- form • at LIncroft was considerably Iiuptint church—Morning, Herbert E. nominating cpmmlttoo waa appointed have been made In tho past to pre- Edwards: evening, w. A. Sweeney. Col'tB Neck on Monday when the si- tho directors .on Wednesday morning, team. Tho result of this' contest !• ward Bullman. Calvin Carhart; Ed- with Mrs. Luman Reed as chairman. damaged by flro Friday afternoon. vent the soldiers from voting In Methodist church—Morning-, John B. ren started blowing. Although not December 23d, to protect the deposi- not yet known as the war depart* ward ' Hcnonpurg,' Michael Nero, Mrs. Harrison Banco, muslo dopart- The building Is a two-story struc- MIddletown township, but the au- Allen: evening. Thoodnro D. Persons. a fireman nor in any way connected tors. It has since been in charge of ment has not yet announced tho T6. Charles Boot, Robert Adams, Robert ture with a three-car private garage lioformed church—Morning, G. Howard mont chairman, reported $133 as tho thorities have always held that tho LIpplncott; evening, John B. Allen. with the township company, tho Assistant Deputy Commissioner W. suit of tho scores. ' 1 Davoy, Gordon Forbes, Carol Eckcrt, net procoeds of the concort given In on tho ground floor and servants' Freehold man decided to volunteer Mary LoulBoEwlngrCatherlno Flnd- soldiers ha'd the right of-franchise -.: -Ei»lHC0l>al church—Mornlnff,- Theodore M. Struble. In talking with a Eegls- Upon the recommendation of Mr. *j January by tho New Jersey Trio and quarters above. No oho wap in the in the township. Naveslnk is their D. Fnrsons; oycrjlrj]?. G. Howard Llppta- for action right then and there. Ac- ter reporter yesterday, Mr. Struble ley, Doris Hlrssh and EU Schwartz, building when the fire started. colt. cordingly he entered the flrehouse, Gopslll, Mrs. Amy E. ahinn, tha ,> Richard Smith, Kobort McKoo, Ellz- the club chorus. After the entertain- voting place In the fall elections. Lutheran church—Morning and oven- stated that he was not able to make borough clerk, was dlroctcd to lend ) ment a soolal hour was hold with The flro was discovered by a house The school at Sandy Hook la part ing, uontoi-. jumped into the driver's seat and any forecast aa to when the first pay- -ehetti Ross, Mary Aokotman, Norma servant and a farm hand, simultane- letters of thanks to varloua men and. i Slocum, Virginia" Smith, Marlon Mrs. Cornelius Aller and Mrs. Leon of tho township education system The amount being asked for this made off with . the apparatus in ment to tho depositors would bo concerna that had provided ma- * do la Housslllo, dressod In colonial ously, when they found Smoko pour- and the teachers at that place are year is $7,100. Tho budget in detail search of the blaze. made or to foretell how much tho de- Mask, Mario Cantllllon, Pearl Green- ing out of tho structure. 'The cars terlals at less than tho regularprlcei blatl, James Dolatush, Ensley White, costumes, serving. The Jiostesses engaged by tho township board of follows: • Atlantlo townBhlp covors much positors -would receive, He did not for work Uono by unemployed man. i were Mrs. Oscar Morris,' Mrs. A. J. wore; quickly removed and the fire- education. territory, and Arboczowski In his make any statement aa to the prog- Herbert Frost, Benedict Nicosia, Wll- ; Suiarlcs n ..... ,„ $4,000 at the town hall. The lettera were, liun Hagorrnani"Armand Havona, Hnguo, Franlt; Grofff, Mrs. -John men •notified. Tho firemen received Rent 600 search for tho flro travollod its ress made In liquidating tho bank's tho call about two o'clock and wert! Albert L> Llndonatruth, Joaoph W. Meat, IlKht and water 820 length and breadth. In the mean- sent to the Architectural Tlio com- . A Wnrlon Allen* Bcatrlco Blakely, MMontgomert y and Mrs. Thomas Yoor- Thompson and Irvlnff Roop, tho assets. It Is certain that-no payments pany, the Monmouth plumbing end ' •• on tho scons' In a few minutes. An' Telciihono and postage.. , 220 time the members of tho company will bo made until after May 19th. Tholma Buffa, Hclon Gwllllams, Mar- hla. • ' ' - . • three members of tho township board Transportation 800 supply company, tho Monmouth Jorlo Mundon. Graco Lewis, Marjorlo unusually largo crowd was attracted nttnE and tidvcrtlBlnn...., had called at tho flrehouse In ans- An all day meeting will bo hold JYI to tho flro by tho Bmoka and tho of education whoso terms expired, Eumora hava boon rlfo that various lumber company, FL-e8ldent~-W. Strother Jonca. Simmons on tho cast side of Shrews- The niayor and council aipn\ ' ents and friends.of the pupils have er's chair;was filled by Jphn W. Can Valuable books and pictures, price- Second vice president—Theodore- D. Par- awaited' tho arrival of the fire engine. less because ot their ago and scarcity, pired were re-elected, although tho bury avenue, almost directly oppo- amending tho Itccnso ordinances boon Invited to be. present. •• tlllion, past 'exalted ruler of Rec >ns. slto tho airport, has been sold to tho vlow of reducing aome of tho Bank lodge'and now district (leputj wero greatly damaged by tho flro arid majorltiea Were- considerably lesa TreasureTrennuror John II. Mount. '..- -;Tho Btudonts participating aro Wil- than thesa given last week. Executive uccrotary—Richard T, Smith. John "V. Crowell, a Red Bank lawyer, feed charged. It Is probable that at " lie": 'Watklns, Bobble Pennlngton, grand exalted rUlor of the centra! water, They vyero not totally de- FOOTBALL LETTERS. atroyed, however, being taken from HecorillnB eocroury—William A. Miller. and Goorgo McQueen of LIncroft. tho next meeting on Monday. March Tqriy. Coataj_Froi Nichols, Ann E, dlntrlot:. . ..•."-.'; : , Directors—Jesao N. Beers, Ralph It. Mr. Crowell bought the--house and 7th, the license ordinance will be r ••ThtTothor paBt;exaIted,iulerS Wh tho - lire .immediately ...on -discovery. -A -WASinNQTON FLAT. lokert..Hubert H. Farrow, Edwin C. 011- Nineteen Members of Cafhollc Squad ~ Jordan;' StargarctUaltowayT IUlndlnl ind, i'rank b\ GrofT, Dr. Samuel W. Haus- 'flvo'—-acros—of— land fronting on amended to-require lower chargeB-- Vacarolll and Edith Vacarolll, Leroy filled chairs during the' meeting were Furniture which was stored in the Recblvo Awards; ipper part ot the house was de- man, Leon Kelley. Theodore-'J. Labrecque, Shrewsbury avenue. Tho house con- than those ordered exacted by the Caaby, Hochollo Grcon, osIo Rufflnl, Fred C. VanVllet Acting as esteemed Rod Bank FiiplI* to. Present It rat Q; Howard Llpplncolt. Harry Malchow, First team letters have been tains fourteen rooms and four bath- present ordinance. ... Louis Lontino, Roslna Do Faxlo, loyal knlffht,: Uyron V, Brown not- troyed. • / I Branch. ohn L. Montgomery, R. E. L. Morenelil. 'ames W. Parker. M. D., Letter R. Bo»>, awarded to nineteen membors of tho rooms. Mr. Crowell bought tho resi- Mary Pennlngton, John Vetrano, ing as esteemed lecturing knight, The oxtent of the damage has not football squad of tho Red Bank Cath- donco for hla own occupancy and •et been estimated. / A Washington's birthday party, >nul do la RtmcilUc Dr. Herbert E. Wll- Roland Holmes, Mario Motley and Harold A.Giblln acting as seoretary Crinoline and Candlelight," modern olic high schooL This Is tho first team will move thcro this week. TO rRKSENT PATRIOTIC MiAT. Julia. .Bplno«l._ Third and fourth and Fred A. ffilllson acting as es- Although the building la compar- ohn ,3. Applegate. Thomas but. with .a .colonial. flavor,_vyui b In flvo years to rccelvo letters In rec- Mr. _ McQueen, who recently sold {rrades, John VacarreUI,' RayrHond quire. Morris MillerV> occupied the tlvely n«wr bolng only five or six 'vlntf-Brown, Edwin It. -Conover,, J. Los- egnltlon of athletic achievement. The ruplls nt MlddlctovmJVUlage to Qlte ,'oars old, this flro was, not tbo first _ Ivon in the Long Branch high ir Elnnor, F. P. Holmoi, rhlllp- T. his farm at Ltncroff, bought the "Sirs. Washington's Birthday." Vacarolll, Howard Strlngfollow, Rob- ch»lr of leading knight. Past Dis- school tomorrow by Red Bank high lannlne. Krctl Oakloy. BcnJnmlnJ. Porker. team played nine games and lost farm buildings and eight acrea in ert Geronl, Joe Costa, Rosle Mae trict Deputy Peter J. Elchele' acted o threaten It. A short time before r. llcrbort E. Williams. eight losing to Lakowood, 14-0; Now- The anniversary ot Goorgo Wash., Thriatmas last year a slight fire In- vchool pupils. Mrs. Robert Brown, tho renr of tho residence. Ho will ington's birth will bo celebrated at Green/ Mat ITerrlgno, Estelle Garrett, as chaplain. - dramatio reading instructor at tho Tho managers, co-managers and man Prop, 18-0; St. Mary's of Perth convert his part of tho property in- dde the place was extinguished af- laptalns of tho threo divisions 'who Amboy, 39-0; St. Mary'B of South tho MIddletown Village schoolhouse ITred Saceo, Joe Tomalhlo, Flavla At the_ meeting the following nom- ;or_lt_had caused_some._damagc. high school, ia tho director. Those to a truck farm. Tho agent In both B'jgaro, Anna Cforbnf,~EdIth "Dbnato, inations for officers we're made for lll supervise-tho-workers or aollcl- Amboy,.__2fcQ;_ South__Ambog high Friday afternoon at half-past two _ liking part in the play-aro Fred transactions was Holston ..YVater- o'cloqlt. Tho program "will com- Helen Shomo, Louis Do Chlcchla, the coming year; Bchunck, 'William Swoel, Irving Rich- ors during the campaign mot last school, 7-0; Cathedral high school In bury. trading na Hadloy-Haft Lloyd Rorjlneon. Trenton, 42-6; and two games to As- prise patriotic songs, a picture study Exaltti rular—Horrli Millar. roath, James Rathschmldt, Jarcd ight at tho Elks' home dining room Mrs. Simmon:; had owned tho Eit««mad l«ad!ns knight—Thomu Ho- Large Crowds at bury Park high school, 20-Q and T-0. ot "Thn Mount Vernon SchoolhousB" Kenyon, George Decker, Theodore hero they had- dinner nnd talked property since 1011. Last year she PABENT-»EAOHEnS. Vey. , ' iver matters pertaining to the cxtcn- The local school won from Point by Ferris, and a play entltlod "Mra. E«l«.m«d lojril knight—William J. Christy, Evelyn Waldor, Elizabeth Pleasant, 7-0, Tho team averaged bul(t a houso on River road at Rum- Washington's Birthday." Francis Dowd. St. James Mission Mackolsky, Elizabeth Hnvlland, Ful- Ivo plan of operation. son and has been living thcro slnco Jang Branch Superintendent WUI Eitcomeil lecturing knight—Edward Tho divisions will bo known aa the about 130 pounds to tlio man. Hurst and Grace Noaclc will direct Wdnhalmar. vla Dcl'Omo, Marian Jlannlno and lost summer. tho picturo study. Tho cast ot ' Speak Here Tomorrow. Dorothy,Woolloy. Margaret Magco 'Gold Diggers." the "Pirates" and Thoso who received letters ^were focrotory—Harold A. Glblln. Church Filled to Its Capacity at ho "Racketeers." G. Howard Llppln- Clifford Meadc, Benjamin Klernan, characters for tho play la as fallows: ' The Red "Bank Paront-Toacher as- Trauut-er—Thomnl Voorhla. will be tho accompanist. Tho play Tiler—John It. Wx. Services 'Being Conducted by :ott i3 manager and' Harry Malchow William Maloney, Vincent Dresser, TJiESKNT "BARBEL OF TUN." •oolatlon exeeutlvo board committee will also bo given In the junior and GcorRO Washington^ Arthur Kunxw«U«r itepresentMttvo to tha grand lodg«— Pawionist Fathers—Women :o-manager of tlio Gold Diggera. Tho William Mulder, Edward Murphy, (icoruo Custls..—..__ __...Eohert Stout -senior—chapel3-jrriday_at_th!Lj;QC!iL :apta1rrs-of-thlB-tHvMorr-«.re-Herbor-t. -Paul —r:on.u.-ay _rri-nTirii .jNew_Wccldy Feature at C'urlton Alternate' to grand lodge- Fred A. El- high school - - - r - _JJQIZ ...... Elnlc D.vi. Bunk Junior high school. It was an- '•on. This Week, Men Next Week. £, Edwards, TheDdoro J. Labrecque, enzo Sieffert, Michael Pierce, John Tfumic r~Slarts on i nounced that Charles T. Stono, itenroMntttlvo to th« itat« noelatlon Martin V. B. Smock, Thcodoro D. Moran, William Spencc, Jumea superintendent of tho Long Branch -John D. Hughftl. For tho' past throe nlghla St. VKTEBANS TO HOLD SALK. A new feature, known JIS "Livlng- Celatinh Fames church has boon filled to Mooro and William H, Weeks. The Qulnn, Harold Hounlhan, Francis atone's barrel of fun," will bo intror Second Boy l'erry Harris schools, would spoak at tho regular Tha nominations will be closed at workers under these captains aro Cornell, Edward Porsklovies, James Second Girl Mi\uJ. KltlaDn ts capacity. A two weeks' mla- Vomon A. Brown l'ogt Will Italno duced-at tho Carltoii theator next llmuci-B—MftrKarot Stout, JDAn[et lllnek* meotlng tomorrow evening In tho tho noxt session of tho lodge.; ov. Edward W. Miller, Harold S. Tanner, WIIllam*Cognn and Edward Hlvor streot school at B:00 o'clock, rion began Sunday night and tho at- Money to Furnish Rooms, Friday night, according to tlio mnn- emltli. Mnrunret ChopIinRhy, Frank 1'lniy, tendanco so far Is tho largest of any tVhltney, James A. Curlcy, Jack Hemscnoot. Tho tenm did not elect nger, John Relnhanl. It wlU bo Muriel Avofy, Janieq Johnaun. Mr. f Stono'a uubjeet will bo "Tho A salo for tho benellt of Vcrnon A trong, John H. Burn, David Wat- a captain at tho beginning of tlio SinKcra—}Ic)en IMvlji. DO/IAM Codillnff- Growth of Parent-Teachor associa- HOSPITAL mission ever hold In tho church. presented every Frldny night for on ton, milrlfly 8toln«r, Ircna Tkack. J«ntt Many from neighboring parlBh.es aro Brown poat ot Veterans of Foreign :how8, Philip T. Jlannlnc, Koort season, but had an acting captain Dnvln. Junto Juhnaon, Illtly (Jurnlah, tions and 'Why." J, W, Holm,-prin- Wars of Red Bank will bo held Sat in each game. Harry Coppcrthwalte lndctlnlto time. Card 1'urty Given Last Night by attending tho mission. Fathers Rich- ohnEon, Milltml Tctloy, Frank S. ticorKinn« llnrrla. cipal of tho River streot school, will urday at tlio former Sunahlno Mar Havlland, William T. Jones, Morgan was manager. Charles Jacques A largo barrel is placed upon tho present a pageant by tha students ot Fair Haven Auxiliary, ard and Athunaslun of tha Passlonlst sttigo from which aro drawn liuin- A largo water-color copy of "Th» rdcr of Union City aro In charge. ket at tho corner of Broad and Knapp, Hurry Slcber, James Clayton. coached tlio team with tho assist- Mount Vcrnou Schoolhouus' lisa the school In commemoVatlon of the Sixty porsons attondod a card Monmouth atroot. Among tho thing Myron V. Brown, J. Daniel Tullcrj ance of Frank McKcnna and Wil- bcru corresponding with numbora bicentennial ot Washington's birth- This wock la exclusively for tho held by tho audience. To tho wln- been rnddo by tho boya of the sixth party given last night at tha home oflorcd for snlo will bo hom- onicorn wero elected at n mooting frnahmanta wora nerved after the morning. Tho Indies' aid ooclnly of tlio lie u-orkers In the Itnukotoot* dlvhiton two yeni t ago tlin child ftil from a urn Kdgnr Dfinlnr, (lllhcrl Miinnon, flocond atory window of lior hmno to riiury ii7tli, uiulor tlm aunpU'ra of Mvinlidia of tlio Fair Haven dais* of tho new Commorolnl club of tlio gamea, formnd church of Ilolmdel will nlvi Hcil llnnk nuxlllnry No, U of the n<4 flank HUAlnoa* Inutltntn on AT CONVKNTION. n WnjililnBlon'it Dlrlhdny itocliil>l< Thoniua Irving Ittown. Hcv. Nntlmn tho ground nnd cflcupcil Injury. ;ntloiiH worn drniiaod In whllo robM Tlio next mocitlntf of tho auxiliary WIIKIn. Joint MurrnvA Clinrlrn Mot- Aiiii'iliuiu liurcnu of chlfoinnctlc. .'ml 1,'itvn n drill. Mra. Anna Mn- Broad atroet Friday. Ruth Wllmnn, will bo held Wednesday nftnrneon Friday nlglit. nt iiunrtxr In rl,;l ch«lmi«ii pro-torn, prenldcd niul eon- rd Danli I'n»byt«rlan Urothnrhooa o'clock. A npnclol fi'iitnin will bn Uorinniv \y. Wocllr-y, lOdiiiuntl '1'lin friituifi of tho ^vnnlniy will hn Odiinflllor nf tho K4lr March 2il, at tho Episcopal pariah voiiitlloPK, Jr., Alfrr-d Miilhlniiuii, Jon- Wir Vet ml HIIIKIIIK Tour. Ihn |iliiyliii; (if liiiiK'o cmnr-H. I'li Hiivi!ii UMICB. lUCHontod Ilia K»v«l to duoted tho nomlnntionn. Tim olllctrs liouto, to Iln llrpriwenliMl st Mmtlna;. mlnlnturo Mount ViTnon, <:ontalnlni eluded rtt'o Ann llolinen prosldolil, >pli Tiirldiijitoii, Albmt Vim Ncm- Auron llrown of Keil llnnh, vol- will lih uwurdpd and, vrfrenlHiiriitH Min. Fiuinlii HennhaW, ruuncllor of A ilnlORntlrm from tlio Hod Vnnk Martha Wanhlnclon'a llowcr cn KIIMiboth Lallnu vlco pronldent, llulh tho flowern ot wlili'h will lin niilil n nind, JIIPIC Arnold, Humid !(. DoVoc, m-flii ot tho World w/ir, in vl»llii);,' mnvnil, A tnlli on chlropnuttln will ll)lli'|irt).lMH. roUhCll. Tim ItaVBl IlllN Wllmnn necrelary, anil Finuk M»- BO AND HKW KNTKKTAINMKNT. rrnbyterlttii brutherliood will at- looi'KO LtorKoi'iiinn, Conicllim Allrr, lirvcrul Nnw Jnmry cltli*:l In u pl'in bo given by Or. WIHlnin II. Wnrnpr, ll fiiiiif i ld t ld tnnd ll)o i'Olli nnnunl cnnvuntlon of ten o»cli. Thn llowor liitiu'imtloniil prriililnnt of thn Aiuoii- honoy trouiirnr, Thn nriMliinnt np- nnd Iho floworn wcro liiiulo by Mr. li'riink M; (iiOK'iry, W. M. Dnnlnc. Wll- to lnlroiliiru a MUIIIIIIM' of nuiii;ii fur novi'ttit polnterl ll!v» Htrykor, Ullnbntli Holly- Srnbrlght Club to (1W« Two- tlm alnla I'rsabytiirlRn lirothorholiil llnni l-''illii, ltn||ili 1C, lCoknrl, Chnrlru wlilcli lin hua wiittmi. I.iuit MiiLur- cnii biiri-iiu ot clilruiinlctlo, nniln pro Mnmarnt Conovcr, a. tnticlmr In Mli W. Mlnplipnn, Cnrrnll Mnrfnril, II. llur- lli'iun of Inrtiiiiiii'iitnt munlii will hr Wooil, Mnrlo (Irninnnn, IDlonnnr on Wiuihlngton'H lilrllidny nt Mndl- ilny ho ntlnii'leil n larjin rnnvd mi A NIIW HIRII. noii, O, Hownrd Mpiilneolt of llio Inlowti lownnhlp. i It L llnyiilno, l.dtiln Mlmuiii uml I,run t-lvvit. Tlm Muriiit IllniniV riwlln or- fHurp, Alli-o ltonn And Mlldrnd Mo- Tho fin and How dull will pruaon ii'hlnKlim iiliiMil. nt llolioki'n wlini-n Tlm John II. Alien nhoo compriny Oulra tti n«rvo on tho prugrom uum- locnl ornniiUAllon la tmo of llin vlro M. Knlli-y. lin imn)r Illn Illicit WnllK limulxM'. "I i-ntia will piny fin' Iho thini'iin, two plnyn tomorrow ntffht nt Ihn prualilontii o( thn nlnto bnily mid Mr, l*«rrnl^TMt^hnr Vnrly, nf lltiind nll'i'rit nlfiolril n Haw tflft mKtoo. Thri nlub will linvn n. pitrly Me»brl«ht Mntlioillat church for On A rtird pnrty will bo Klvrm hV II Want You In I,«v. W, alnn of Ited IlnnU, urn tin thn noin- Knit llnnk Cntliolln lilftli ixhoiil Aililrrrm l.lohH 4!luli. ii'|.|ii<-n thn nlKn uf HID furtnrr own< Trea tea room wllli tlin lonlng ttniu Tho liiinillily niiM)llnK of thn Mull- anrvloo nn tlio other nl'lo fi'iiin llo- om, thn Wliltn ilium nti.rn, Tho John flhljip will dlroct liotli JicrroiriiMi tll l ont-'lVaohnr aiRuclatUuv tomorrow n Jonnph Knnndy nml 11. V. It. II K nuiiith funnily nrninnn'n nnndt'lntlon biiktin In HUH, Iln nnw nnivli'i «U It, Allnn comjuiiiy Ittipt ttm tilit 11(11 tr'MIng Ills winning l»»m, On« piny la entitled "lllwnl Will tcrnODil at 'AM o'rlook 111 thn m-luii tttiiut wnro p nl thn I Thn anlraloii will IIOKIII «t tun will Im lirlil In fnlnwa: wncttly lllnnnr-llinntluK of thn I.tliu* On Hoiilliorn tlrulio. o'olook. Tim t>rluolpal npnalmr will iilli'nt. Allcntiiwn, lluiiitiiy uftriHIMIII friintn. luiiiniri I.ut now they It'll thuy h«V>, Min MallM* ilakna/ lm/.Jinl(rn Itoliort (.'aroy > lllml.l I1.I-. rrfiiti. In lining nwuln ftil* u Im^n DUIrlri (Itivf-riior'n liny, ertllijl jo llio Went liullnn nml Mouth A. lllnyrnl , t nff ttllm Hoil Monk lUibnrt I'lM-co, Ml*, (I. Mutt, Ml viiluuliln Fitiiiupn nnd Mr. Knimiiily tlm i>in linn nf Ihflr nwil nlgn, Hiiault, IU malil ,.. Ml» Iln.I. W.I. Wllllmu Dn-liM', Mm. Alfinl Km Untlintlnlc tn t'lu'nllrnun thn Allrll- 'rollioiiow vvtll Im Ulnliict, (;IIVIII- ' r« Mr, nnd Min. Kdwurd (!. Mra, J..| llutan.... Mia. l*altr Malai y iliurilil , will ur hla trip In IJIIIi. I'ln.M In wit •ml'Min. II, llurlinr. l'iir.n« will tuwii Din ih'pniInirnt, vvlilrh la <>im 1,1,1'n duy with Ihn Hrd Hunk Itntiu'- Mttle Hllv«r, Mr. «ri>ai Oin iMinvintlun tiiYnrlntf. An tirnn Ilin Olympic KuiHrn, ()n^tit,i o ownnlml ml cnoh tnliln ami IKIHI nf Ihn yitimitfitit, lii'ilitlml't nt Ihn nn. Inun nml Ilirlr wnrldy Itini'liKiiiilKiiir ,lr. O, V. A. M. play Riid (hfi rhumnliiiai arol ran nllk finu will tin lurnrnlml Inllin Ihn rlnh wont /Ininii'il Illlhni lilutt o m.'ini,,!,, mo HIIVIMII that . t i I'liullry • nt d"Mt. (llQWllllr im l.vrl.vrlt WW«IUi..,. ,, « II.i.I.I J..I|M... H, p. t'rniiw, IIII'IIIIIO 'rn« iinlcniit. illiTi-liiin mnl ciiiiinilllin of In thnl iKiiniittli. Vllin OBtvlnil lit III* Vlr»l ) I'i.'UI . lit* M>|,1 Mi«, Juhn Mml.a tiy |ioniiUr iloinaiiit Mr. Ktiili, lorn 3]n Id ftllrt 2IW, II, Innntll cklirlt will tin lit H'Hiin U, )i:l«ll«r N«w u prinnllionl, Mill »(>o< l»ti«t, will «KBIII rhli' Ann Hi, RUIIIPO, hdiui II. IniltdliiK, «HIII|IIIK l«lmi I'lHHI.'ll IIMHllpt Jill H'CJ •tmot ( Munitiiiulh »iiK«i, HnliinUv. V«lirti< llKlk for 1 < I a n 1111 u. Ill) Ihj p.-liipp Aifval tlnnninllt, o'rlnl'lt nt tlin Olnlin Iliitnl. «ry 2i)lli, lt>,13. Ililim In ymir hlr.l In Ilixin. Wo rnny n mil lino n ltkl III,) ("llllllIV fnll»»nn 'lin |ti. |1: hlah uunllly IKHIIIIIIHI Klullrnmi reno fur fr<"l p«nmlnitl|nri, AOypillno. tiA l9fKtt frn.ah ?HHI>. !l ilitnon, an lint Turkey Hiliippr Ollr) tif III" null llnil to flint vntllltf. |{!atltrlnt0q fn*>1>l TllK ilklnnliiwn llva I'nilllly V'nin for HID linmnt nf; I riilniilal Klro Cnni- Cull (led flAtiW Bill, •-Ailviirll»tni»nt. oil IIUIB Mlahw«y On, lint lUlf ml fNil . II, Ilnllilill>llll , 'rhlllPllrlVT , loll IK (II MlVMtlnn 10 I'llh " M""|H|n 'Kltllh <'f ICallilil^wn, Pllulu ICali; plin ry 3Blh, IWU. ntal t«lili> tMfK> l(»r'« Wsnl JJ»p»«lin«nt-A(lv*i'tl«»- Mid I " 0.- AOvotllnniflil '. M. nirnt, II, poyit (u mlv*ill•! lu Tll« IU(l»t*>i '•/. Ten RED BANKBEGISTER, FEBRUARY 17,1982. 1| MINSTREL AT TINTON' FAIAS. Belford Lodge OB. ELY DEAD. Eleven Wills FAIR HAVEN RESIDENT DEAD |Report Qf fa Backs $12,000 Fee WsU Known Marlboro Physician Mrs. Oraoo Moncrlef Died Monday . -. Saaefil 3Stage1an dd th foe rUneni Blventlo re Housewarming Waa 18 Year* Old. ArejProbated at Allenwood Sanitarium 'i County Library ' |! A rainstrel show was hold In the Dr. Jannoy D. Ely, a practicing lire. Grace tAmbortsoit Moncrlet "The Wholo TWJV« TaUhi8'V MU of Fair Haven died Monday 'after- I i 3 « lC ,j e M rr~-fK.-. SSsira Pall3 schoolhouso Friday Festivities on Monday. Night at It Has Completed Nine Year* of bo prosontod by the senior class of Judge Hetfield See* No Unnw.,^ , <, eflt of the Tinton noon at the Allenwood sanitarium the Red Bank high sehool^hursdfty M tho b n the—New Home of Cable at the age of 73 years. He had been j tale to His Widow—Mrs. where she waa a patient for. the past Service-H-Last Year 161,602 With His Court DtJtte*— !M* auxiliary ol Rlverview hospital : and Friday, April 21st anoVAJd at Lodge—Elaborate Program, in poor heatlh for more than a year Eliza Carpenter of Rumson throo months. She waa 3* years old. Bockt Were Circulated— ho i high school. The play is under .Named., Cou»«l for ^^^^.™taJ»^^^ and he had undergone four opera- Tho body was removed to the Albert Followed by Refreshment*. tions for stomach trouble. He Is sur- Executed Her Will in 1922. Three New Stations. .ho dlreotlon ot Mrs. THebflora CpanUTnut. I'JJJ^ t-a «jj(j proved highly entertain- W. Warden funeral home an East 3rown, dramatlo reading Instruotor 'A large number of Odd Fellows vived by a -widow, three daughters Front street nnd prepared for burial. Dooember 81st, 1931, -concluded the r ts> * largo audience. About ?2o and two eons. , Ernest Veroneau of Fair Havon .t tho Gchool, Becauso of the small from various parts. of Monmouth executed hJB will in March, 1920. He . Mrs, Moncrlef wan barn lit Mota- ninth year of library service In Mon- Taduatlng tlaHS in February it waa couiity attended the housewarming Dr. Ely located, at Marlboro In wanjtnd was tho daughter of 'Wn-mouth .county. Tho records 'enow,, a rof tho BUUl 5i:i«^-U»ateUl.ryy and the relict left his-entire .estate to. his wlfo, ; leclded by tho classes that the Feb- Wllkl M Wll party held by Cable lodgo of Otld 1883: He tooU an active interest In Uam and Jcs«Io7 I<080\.LambeftBon. eontlnuous-growth. Of 1BQ library „ „„„ ..„. connrafvi w-;jita . Wrillngtor. Wllklns, Mn,. Wll- civic affairs and served as a member Louisa Veroneau. „ The will directed tinry and June clasBe'a would com- Fellows of Belford on Monday night that- after the death of Mrs, VerBh- o is survived by two sons, Theo- Btatlons, 6S adult libraries reported ilno for the play and year book. SeV- that he would present a cau « Jfc* Ess'.arid and Miss EUiel Dryer of tho board of education for many doro and Edward; two sisters, Mrs. a circulation of 161,602 volumes lent at the lodge's new quarters in Dor's years. He was also township cleric oneau, one-half of any real estate ral of the cast are graduates, hall. The committee in charge re- was to go to Emllo Veroneau and William Chadwlck and Miss Cocclla for homo Use during 1931. No report Tho cast comprises: and assessor. The funeral was held wafl received from. the remaining 14 a ceived many compliments on the the rest to bo divided among.all the Lambertaon, bath of Red Bank, and lonry Blmmom, a mtnufictunr "B. Thursday and the burial was made iho AtfaWjn&JM-GSuiiranty Tnut .rick Rider, Charles Reed, Hugh success of the event. • ., , at Brick chtrch at Marlboro. , ' surviving children. Mrs. Veroneau four; brothers, Thcodoro and Row-adult: stations and the sohools aro Wllll«m DotUir.ro —Sidney—eaddlcki—district—deputy j»aajipnB!iited.jexeeutrlic of'jho will, land of Red Bank, William I^ambert- not asked to keep a record of tho Arrlat Simmons, hla V/IU , Graoa nill doors last November. bert, Paul Rider, Edward Carllle, grand master, was introduced, as Harry VanBrunt of-Iiong-B"ranqE ;-How»««M«^«lrouteted^o.Tth*^WIdren-.-as- ity" Xiytlia, A motion iiioturo aUr" The bill'.ia In the form of a petition : Grover Carter, William England master of ceremonies by Irving named his wife, Sarah L. VanBrunt, ard Lambertson of Port Murrayay.., , there ar0, classroom collections in Lorraln* Ripphard to bo made before Vice Cha:.ncellor!Stephen Stevens, Joseph Carter, Har- Roop. The exercises opened with Returning From as solo beneficiary in a will which Mrs, Moncrlef was a former real•- moat of the schools In the county.' Bhloldi, a younc Chleico Hood dent of Red Bank and Headden's Jemta Mlsnac Lewis in the Court of Chancery at Uy carter, Matlhew Bowman, Joseph tho singing of "America." The open- he executed a year ago lost October. During the year 0,«8 volumes wero lonnld Swllt, a motion picture dlractor Paternon Tuesday morning. Items on JHuIse, Harry Kearn and Andrew Ing prayer was offered by John P. Fire^Stricken Mrs. VanBrunt was appointed execu- Corner. ' • . . added to^the book collection, 1,810 •which the bill will bo based Include ,K[n?. Andrew Suttor was the plan- Eulcr. An address was made by trix. Tho funeral will bo hold tomorrow were •withdrawn for various reasons, !he«tcr Dlnnoy, Slmrnony partnar tho wilting of B50 letters. Institution | ^ Grand Master Ernest C, Burke, and afternoon at two o'clock at the Wor-leaving a net gain of 7,627 volumes ; Wllllani fiarn Patrick H. Kennedy of Oceanic William Winter of Long Branch -tin Wll/ion, frlond of Blhol....Alice Fop* ot forty suits in Supreme Court ISO this was followed by community in'\pTwill which.he mado last Feb- den funeral/home with Bev. W. Car- for the year... Tho total number of oily Gtln, friend of Ethol....P«my ~ telephone calls, 145 claims for collec- singing. . Hook and Ladder Company ruary directed that a headstone be man Trembetti, pastor of the Re-volumes now owned by the county n"l». » ipaW ;...,.»,,,,,,.Corli i sonal Bha»Tprotably-was-not-more It. Qulhn claims the signature-is a old, was born in Shrewsbury, and and.flve.sisterB, Mrs._Jpha_M. Stoye ional bank aa executors. bit 1B taken 111 or dees not progress tody by county detectives Mon- "•" MfgrEmmarMr-Tantura-of-AHen- llhttJltlttUt been placed. In the schools &!nce - than 80 par centr-I did noUn-porson. forgeryr-He-sayg-he-does-not-want th!lV of-Red-Bank.^MrSt^Charles Walker, yjtt St^;l1015Tl dny for. questioning In connootlon - i institute any of tho Supreme Court to make any statement at the pres- Anna Dangler Jackson. He was a Mrs. William Sinclair and "Mrs. Wil- t6wTTeft~OT~6T~ner— property—In most caror-foodlng-lt~speolalLy_pre^ ; wltli-tho nuudcr o£ Jamea-Granato _ v oir" referonce valueTTefITlhere prevl eulta, but all this work was done un- ent time as to who set" fire to thestationary engineer for 26 years and liam Gaynor, all of Rumson, and equal shares to her two daughters, pared foods. The rabbits are In- of |Centorvlllo, whoso mutilated and ' 'sr -my supervision and on my ln- Laura G. Decker and Margaret C. spected by government - inspectors ous to that date, making a tota bungalow.^ was employed at the Red Bank Mrs. Fred Stoye of Monmouth Beach. collection of 18,070 In the schools tor acld-fioared body 'Waa found in a- - ; «\lrUons. So, .too, many of tho con- Schafter. The will was made in 1020each week and-a complete record:ls ; Not by Mr. Quinn hut by other par- water plant. •' Ho retired on a pen- The, funeral was held Monday and named John Schaffer and Laura tha'year; : ' . .* shallow, gravo oh an estate at Brlello V Jroncea wero conducted by my per- sion last June. kept ot their weight, alze and gener- last December. .. • Vonal attorneys, whom I assigned to ties It Is Intimated that sensational morning at ten o'clock at the church G. Decker as executors, al characteristics. • • : Threo new stations hnvo openad i»t,duty. disclosures will be trade when tho Before entering the water depart- of the Holy Cross at Rumson, which The rabbltry, which Is constructed during 1931, as follows: State- hos- Ono of the mon, Tunney Russell, case comes to trial. Flom Is now in ment, Mr. Jackson served several was filled to capacity with relatives Mra. Eliza Carpenter, who died at pital nt Hlllsdale, Mlsa Parrhohter colored, was locked up In Bed Bank '*To a layman tho $12,000 fee for her home at Rumson recontly, exe- to provldo tho' proper sunlight and the state prison at Trenton. Plesa years as a member of the pollco de- and friends. A solemn high mass fresh air for tho rabbits, la situated custodian. This station was insti- pollco headquarters. He was picked' Ices to data in the bank case was sent to the Btate reformatory af- partment. Besides his wife, Annia of .requiem was celebrated. Mrs. cuted her will in 1922. Her entire es- seem largo, but really It is not at the rear of Mr. Donovan's home. tuted in July and has had a circula- up on a "John Doe" warrant Issued tor tho flro, but ho has slnco been Bufihell Jackson, he is survived by Marie S. Lederhaus was the organ- tato was bequeathed to Caroline Car- tion of 4,024 volumes In the five re- tho magnitude of the responsl- penter, Wife of Charles Carpenter of It Is there that ho can almost invari- by Justlco Elmer. C, Walnrlgbt, and *i conuldered. The assets of released. a son, Harry J. Jackson of Red ist. Mra. Lederhaus and Jack Ryan ably bo found. Each rabbit has Itsmklnlnjr months of 1931. A few-mile held aa a material wltnesB. Bank, and a sister, Miss Hannah' of Seabrlght chanted the mass and Rumson, and sho was named as exec- own characteristics and each one out of Freehold a library Btatlon has •Jed bank are around $800,000, utrix of the will. Tho othor two men were lockod fee averages barely 1hon«j_178. _' Trust company of Long Branch and charge of Miss Helen Howard. two daughters, they being Frank A. died on Tuesday night of last week the Ocean Grovo bank. Frank M. Taylor of Uppfr Froo- Edward T. Osborn to Itecelve $1,200 At tho teachers' Institute and Bo; OVSUotus hundred hom« to i«ltet tnni Gamen wero played nnd rcfrcsh- Morehouso and Mrs. Cora Kcarns of of a hear• --,.t attach,....,. wa s hold last Fri- hold township made hla will In April, In llott" Bank and vicinity, furnlihed *nd mt-wtn as Oiitcomo ot Accident. tinfilrnjphujji,.pl^.,t'O..tl|J|\ tpomBj all ifflpfOTt* *tiantic~Hlgh!«ndii-iind—Mrsr-Johh- Tiay-atternoon at U»r1nitel~OTrEgBt-1030. He made a codKrrt6~tKF'wlir Crate of Now York. Several grand- Front street. Hundreds of friends Edward T. Osborn of Intorlaken, bury Park,- groups of children Qiontvi *ao to 986. iujr'II. SuirmtnTBiP '• DAMAGES OF $800, In March, 1031, and anpther codicil books and pictures wero on display, orjtown, phona 178. children and great-grandchildren al- and acquaintances attended. last month. Mr, Taylor bequeathed formerly of Mtddlotown village, was I'OUn-ACHR FAI1M, fertile aoll, (rontan MOOSEHEABT LEGION. so survive her. Tho funeral was $100 to tho Allontown Presbyterian badly Injured on December 27th, 1830, During "hook week" twenty mor HtMe highway, near Rod Bank; Colonial Jlatontown Residents Win Lawsuit Rev. Edward W. Minor, pastor of exhibits were placed In schools Resulting from an. Accident, held Friday night and was conduct- tho Baptist church, conducted the church to be used in caring for the In an automobile accident at Allen- homo, 1 Go yenrn oltl; six rooma, water, Instillation of Officers Held by Red family burial plots. He left the hurst. Ho waB riding In a ear owned addition to the apodal work dom electricity: . outhulldlniiii: 96,700. Eaaf. Bank Organization. ed by-Rev. O. C. Apgar, pastor of services. Tho bearers were Frank In connection with tho following o tormn. -' itay II. millmanItllrr , Eatontovrn/ Damages of $800 were awarded to the Methodist church. Burial by A.W. Hewitt, Grnham VanKeuren, houie In which ho lived to his wife, by his mother, Mrs. Viola Osborn, phono 1.78. Mr. and Mrs. James Tolly of Long Emma C, and he also left »B,000 in and driven by his. brother, Howard ganlzatlons; talko'on books, rcadlni Tho newly elected officers of the M. Poaten and Son was made Satur- Charles G. Schneider and John H. and county library service wen €OZY HljE-room boutt, Jo EfTt , Branch In a suit which they brought Women's Mooaehcart legion of Redday morning at Bay View cemetery. Cooper of Red Bank, C. S. Bucklln trust to tho FarmerB National bank Onborn. The automobllo wan Iri a Front (troat, for rent. D. W. last week against Mr. and Mrs. Wil- at Allentown and directed that tho collision with a car owned by Fred- mado by the librarian or tho schoi i1(l Bnwt Front atreet. Had Bank. Bank were installed last week at The bearorB were Louis S. Scul- of Phalanx and James Woolley and librarian to tho Brlollc, WnnnnmHBu, MONF.Y tn lo>n: 16,000 on first bond and liam Cnimwell ol Eatontown. The Mooso hall by Mrs. Johanna C. Daniel Doran of Long Branch. There Income be paid to his wlfo as long as crick Joy of West Allenhurst. Ed- Bult was tho outsrowth of an acci- thorp, William B. Mount, John 8. sho lives. All tho rest of his estate Little Silver, Bradley Park, Noptuno mortgage. Addresa 1*. O. 13DX 829, n*d Hlckethlcr, district deputy grand re- Flltcroft and Edward P. Magec. were many Moral pieces. ward T. Osborn brought suit against Innk. ' _^______^ dent ' last May when automobiles was bequeathed In equal shares to Mr. Joy and against Mrs. Viola On- City, Monmouth Beach parent-teach- corder. Dancing and a social sca- Sergeant Osborn Harrison of tho OSITIOfl onon for laundry routamani owned by Mr. and Mm. Tolly and Bon took place after tho Installa- his children, Mabel Probasco, Jessie torn and Howard Onborn. Tim own- ers' aasoolatlons, also to a group of intint Im ut fieut niipaiiranca and hav* Mrs. Crtitnwcll wero In a collision on EATONTOWN WOMAN DEAD. Kcd Bank pollco department escort- Powers, Harry I*-Taylor and Wil-ers of both cars and tho drlvors woro offloere' wives at Fort Monmouth. nlen nbllltyl rorerenoiH vaqulrad. Unlaia tion. The officers are: ed the funeral proccaalon to tho Llt- yun ikt-« Intorentail In maVlnff a parmantiii Wyckoff road at Eatontown. Mm. liam A. Taylor. He namod the Insured against accidents. Mr. OnFarmlngdal- o woman's, club, Mon- I'oiiliGctloti ttlonHO ln KBrnKul Kf°'l condltlonl crlck II. Kcllor, who arc also rcsl- Charles UoOftvrc. Edward O'lirlon IB. Mlllor of Mfttawnn, Mrs. Kath- A birthday party wns tllvon Mon-their c6mmunltl«B throuKh their mntrnlly luratail In K«d llatilt I to ratporul. Kiitunlny nlKht n surprise birth dentn of Hntontown. iinnif, "Load, Kindly Light," "Abldo nrlno L. Honorkamp, Mrs. Margaret day for Dotty White of Atlantic tile ixnlyi iDiiKoniilila tatil. Adilrtia Own- HIT nv AUTO. library ttatlons. Theno many Kenor- er, 6711 llvriton Hvenil*. Jaraey City, N. j.# rtny jinity WIIH held for Urn. Ed- HoflltlcH her hunlwuul and ixiruntH, With Mo" and "Now the Day In K. I'urkos, MM. Lydla V. Gardiner lllghlmidn mid Hnrold Kilmoiidaon oun cltUnnH glvo their tinm anil cf- or t«Unlii)i;a ll*rit«n lain'M.*1 ^^ wnrd Ivlnu nl Long llrnncji. Tliwo l, a In India *ilojr"Vm ~Hutiilay lilgh t prrnont from Itcd Hunk were Mm. In Hlvirihw lln»|i|tiil. ther, Frederick II. Keller. Jr., of on Jtlver romi, I-'NII- llnvan. Ownar may yenrn-old, Tho«o pronent worn Mr. their 1KIIII«, gooil lar(* Mm. Mnry lCwIni; nml'children Max- Mondny nl(rht whlln wnllflnK ncroiw \Vr*k. lldliijffli t«u Una* apt)!**, nva aeraa Itlv^r mail lit H'nli Iluvni llftrr lin tlifllP. Kunnrnl acivlrrn wrrn wnok at h«r homo nl Vamlcrburif, lunhy mul chlldron Ctmrlon nmlDor- tho county library ntrvlcn he nllowpil mtinrtmwi, u»t»l rUr JoMnl kolt) fl3,0OAi jorio nnd Herbert, Other fjiifMs (1 hold nt HIP hilfj rrnldenco Mondny wan held Iwit Krldny morning lit ton l», nnd Mrs. D. Knvnnn({li nnd nonfurther to proKrenH until It hncomen 1,1.,,. |., .nil, l.,,r,«t C.illr.H, |)1 Main wero Mr. nnd Mi«. OotirK" Hooper, K t «>tf ii IJUH. Tho env which Frnncla O. Ilcdln, n former mayor tixt, Mnlnwnn. N. J., phnna 11HB.M. hit him wafi drlvrn liy l^ilwnid (Unw- with Itcv. llnwnrd !<. Crninmor, pan- of Mntnwnn, died Hundny of lnnt o'clock at tit. Jamea'a church, whoro Dnnlnl of Now York, Mr, nml Mra.nn evnn moro iini\i«niy pint of 0>o Mr. nnd Mm. Chnilr-a Wand, Mr. ami l(,r ot Iho Mntliodlnl. clmrrli, unlrlnt- Jtov. Jolm 1'. Gallon, Iho »«iilBlmil llfn of evory ooiniminlly nervnl In I'lllt ItKN'l', tm nl'ail a raaior VlU nrt or lltimrum, \vlw> witn » of Allcja nnn (lllrnl r-.l..,, II. Ii. Mn, I,. i^.iK llr«iirh. H. »., thr Intl., Illnwnit «ni tnlirn liy VMH IIAVIW HIWIIIKNT DI'.AIJ, n'MllloMl n !na lUHl, fillet (,( I'ullfO .Inrrpll llnrilrn l>r. mil iiorvitd nn a iilniiiiier of Uin l>nr- liioiiilnon anil ('hlldrcn Mlirlrl, 1 Mm, John K llninrtt IMo<| Vmt^'rdny Wll I'AM II. .1'. You min liiral y. nna with IUHII COIIIH'II, thfi hivnrd of rulrliitli) H«rvloo nt NnvcalnU. (,'hnrkii nml Arlhiir, nml Mm. Anna (orl(K'l 1 HIII In iiwnlt nml nlmi AM nHRflnfuir. Ha U Riirvlvml A sorvlee In obanrvmic-a of W««h- ]Unn of lllv«r«ldn Hcliihln. mip«rlnlnndnnt nt the United I.iith, J !ll 111" ''Hlr«hi« nt Mr, Duuolily'/t In. MIK. 1/Aiiin llonnnlt, wlfn c,if Julm by lwi> uhllilron. 'I'lipron ll«ill« unit liiUlon'ii lilrlliitay will li« held Hun- ninn nyiioil of Now Ynrk.wlll |ir««nli Hill IIKNi «r ««la| rliuinlnaViiub'rn'Vull" A 1'nrly nl MlmiMiliik 1'»rh for » Jtirlan. I., Unniittt, <1M nt, mum yunlortUy «t M'«, VVIlllnin WnUI'nf ol Mnlnwiin. day IIIKIII. February 3t«t, l«\ hnr hiililn on VVIIWiW utrrot. nt Kitlr Nnvonlnk MnlhiHilU rlmrch. l'»«l I. AIUMHWI Tiny nt lMtvnlli IIf rormrr ItralilrnL H«di'«y, «up«rlnl«mltiit of tlio Mid- iiiiilitr a(( i >>t llio church. In Iho aflnrnixin will •Illlil ml lltn' Hail mill .tuilm' u h«R wnrl tlllr t'» A rfiin|ill<'nlli>n nt (1U- Mm, |r|iirnnrn II. fllfinlpy, n fnrninr illnlown (owimhlp IIIKII anhoul, will Moii'n nnil yoiinit Wninrm'» |>rc«(ti In 111" ron|irf|iiUliili nf Ihn liuiitaiii ) imxi |«,MI< t. ilny evening nt Mm hnnin « llm |irlnrl|>nl aiwnhfr, Tlio Airtffr- Itflirow n«»OTi«tl»i all tiavtly Kf^ ^ f .ullininill i rlitnrllnli ntt II ' nillliii'm K»J.'M,.»i, <•» M'lllilny r.vflilnl, nml WRK A llNUf(l)(nr of Mrniun W. alar (day «lvon liy H»« '""K 1-aifc fur Mr. «nd Mm. I^lli.y K UnliiliUy tiimnliiK nt h«r limn" nt l.-iil M«iliaiilc»' tntttto will nltmid «lvon ly H K if lliniii'h and i inrnl'lri tit n rail i.iv'INiINOi A|ACAHM' WHi' I'lnlMi. Him wnn at HfnliinK imlit l lll 'I'lnirniU hull,, |.ilvMt|lt« t.nlllt, , haaal * t wattfl hut (!«rlln ol New VnrW. Tim wc«> 'I'll* IIIIIIIHUI nrrmrll wnn mtllri N"W 111 ililnwU U nf riiiil|.llrnllc,ii«, Ilin anrvlnn In » t«»ly- nnawlnllun 'I'lnirniUy nlgm at«>lintliiiinl III««IIIIK l u I'In Ill ffor •if Full- ll»v«n mul wm * nioiiilwr (if In llm (Imllolrmlllll xi lit I/>ni inlmillml . r>«rMM tMt«Mi"ai| | (UlliilUl i aaiHH rtva WM (lid CIKIIIII wpiidln* «IIIII»PI» mil twlrn umly Miimlnv O*BIIINK. TII dim wnn folly yr»i« cild, Mn. |ll>n llm putpot* vt calllnu » nnlor. Pr. inlni.i.. l,,,m l,iia, ||,:«, rint Iflffll'.n far' Mm M»IIUM1I«( (Imirli mid M 1 l.ln. MMi . »nlny«l. Olliem lu-nniit • urvlveil liy • ulster, Mrn, J. l. It. Ml«iil»y, 'rim fniKinl *•• liali Inal Vrl'lnl y Att OOl "h " put 111* lilnn. mil. l.n Ml" Wlirnl" felthmmi, Tim tiisw imatcta will Bumiinn lhn|i |,l«»>a Itkuin It <• t/nay i lirttldoU tllODD trt«l|tliin«ll W«« Ml. *vtti« dopi*. I'lttcr Iti Din evAnlntf l.lllln or KKlr IUVOII. Tlin run »t Maiinun of illlllna In JlinK uiion f!oni|ili>l|iin »f will lit li.l.l nt holf |.ont I • I h«r Into limn, wild It,*-, J, liiuc mill Mlldr»« In llm lit*. Vietor Vmktt of it«A " VlU f rlni'ln IrfiylrKhy, M p MO'II»'« lintiiif! on Ihn H*y\iV«ilitln*tt , MliMl« HornH »» H»f« During trftil v««p«r »«r»l«'«!* t' |li« flr^tn^n, •ttkf, jAlin flwnb«r| «n(l Im |i«lil vttty nni|rt»)r iil«lit »t Ui* 1U4 tUnk «btiroh. f RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 17, 1932. tnevo
1 Tho flret BOJlilon MI Wd »t the AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA'AAAAAAAAAAAA'AAAAJ •ftAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^AA-A Presbyterian church loit morning, w;,V-^ •••i'.;^;,:;-'^ Dr. Wlllard Cottrell ha» t«en eon- UTH COUNTY'S GREAT MARKET PLACE flnod to bU home with as attack of rjp. , ;.. ..V!s . •.\.i ._., Chwch at •A' union service held In th« Pres- Where the Buyer Meets the Seller" Thirty Words for Twenty-Five Cents byteriayteran church'luchuc t Sunday nighg t •oecribed in New- •vpn. welll attendedtteddjl, U thth» llargo Article—Has Many clclkk llptllt, , RevR ,L Leroe y Dlllenerl , ththe FARM PRODUCE ROOMS FOR RENT. pastor, preached the sermon. The ARTICLES FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES REAL ESTATE FOB RENT REALESfATE FOR ftEtTftt'' ifcWKfctinB Relic*. ; FURNISHED rooms for rent on the river next union service will be at tba Ad- COHD-WQOD,- furnaca wood .and flra- JOSEPH a PICONa niMon,-builder.and .LED HAY for ealo: timothy and mixol FOH RENT, ulx-room, bungalow on Drum- HOUSE.nuSfwur if »o, iiT"mt~KIS •' placa wood' for saloi prtcfl $10 per cord. seneral contractor: -estlmatef, pmns, hay. Also /I rat, HOC and, and third cut bank. •• E0 Hoctor pluco. .Ited Dank. mond avenue; all improvemontB. Phono you. I hav. many Ilatln|[i'bthouiti7or , ^SJBJSS ofVarticloB describing hf*- vent, ohurch next. Sunday, night.. Fr«d Mare, phona Matawan 1«82._ epeelncatlont fumslheat Jobbing; and-altjf- nan of nlfnlfn. E. P. Lentilhon. Middle- ROOM ttntl kitchenette, or two or three Had Bank7H-J.* Mrs. Herbert Randolph ot South iwn, phono 581- rooma furnished for Hjtht houBekcepIng; torfei*hurohcs. of New Jersey, par- BOD, top aoll, (111 dirt, cinders, rravel, atfonB fftven special attention. OMco 246 FOR KENT, Btorei, O]1.C«B, fiaU. houne*. ""» »wi.fc". »». *. rar 64.»« ticularly those that were : erected street has been seriously, 111 at her Lclghton avtnUB'.' Red Bank, phone loo. OR SALE, BUwee-week a-ola d piss and alt Improvomontsi "running water; near 'manur«i' also grading of alt klnda. d piss and pple ntatlon and. bus line. 130 Bridge avenuo, auartments; improved} all locations. atreotiJted_Danl<; nhono 1 CUBQHIN'S for nil art. Ourchln's barber tree ilronlacrolaco woajll. MlddletowMlddlt n Stock Just otl Broad street* Land A Loan Co., Fbun-liobH flat for r«nt| .43 4br.ni-' prior to MOO, Is being published home,' •...-•• -*.•:'. ; . -, '• Pricta right. Claude 0. Wrlsht. Littlo Red Bank'.* - ' . FbunliobH fl f shop is the place whero art means somc- mi Phono ItcJMlanlItcJM t 861, 12 Mechanic »tre«t. IUd Dank. bury_ av.nu., Apply Owner, »4» weekly. In the Newark. Sunday .Call. Floronpe Dlllenor bos been elck at 8H»r. W. jr., phono Bed Bank 14B8-J. APARTMENT for rent, four rooms and FOHDSON TRAOTOlt, entirely rebuilt anil thlnff. Fbr real proof try us once,' and OH SALE cheap, horsei -*AT, four rooms and bath, with ateatn Skowabury »venu«. Phon. Red .Duili. *The second of tho" series which Is be-the home of her grandmother, Mrs. then-you will always. This also'applies PeUr Farrol' Broad street, "Shrewsbury, bath: ens range, electricity. Arcola heat- neat and water; all Improvements I 836 16D3. ,',• ' • • ' : ' ••''• ' rspoint.il, together with new Oliver 28 to ladles And children. ' Second National er;'light and airy; rent ?2E, ' ZQ West " lr*'proparod by •WlUlftrrt WrKlenlWi A. Houaol of Montclalr, Roy DINdlso'nutomatlo harrow and Fersuson two- J, ir month. Applly 12 Mechanlo atrett, HALLF of doublle houit lorr rant iitt 11 Wail, Conk building, Bad Batik. Upstairs. Front fltrcot. Red Bnnk. Phono 118D-M. id Bank. Lai lace atraetatraet , onon. . block Irom Broad a special writer for The ;Call, ap- toner has returned to school after lOttOfili Plow i priced low to early buyer. OH SALE, two duiry or family COWB, ono nd b LianCo. block Irom Co.. Red Bank.' 'TRUCKING* moilntr, hauling: all BOO IS SMALL Apartment for rent In owner's atroet; to adult fam all improv peared as follows In the last Hsua. being conflnod. to his home. ' tount-1•Enilllsh frcahj with enlf by her Kirie; the other homo;,two rooms and private bath; fur- R SENT, bulldlni 40xtO0. located wl'.h- RY OAK wood In atovo and fireplace taretully handled. Phona lied Burnt o'ivilj freshen In a tew dnyai tuberculin In buslnaas and sbopiilna; dlBtrlct o( Red It features. ChrlBt Episcopal church A successful Italian spaghetti eupr S187-W tor prompt service. O'.'man's oBted. Apply T, Shechan. State highway, nfshod' for light hounokccplng; nil im- ink; sultabla for clctura theater, bowllns at Shrewsbury. • •.'".: • {'• IpncthflVdeUveredfalBO tractor plow. prena, 188 Mechanic street, *ed Dank prove men to ; near station; on river, H. pec was served -at St. Dorothea's nl and hay baling. J. II, Carney, phono jconardo. N. J.* • • A. Worthley, 23 Rector piece, phona 1168 oy and pool room, manufacturer's or FOK ItElilT.at numun, a newly dVoraUiI 'Although thousands of motorists, satontown 44C-J-Z. PLUMBING and besting; estimates cheer- bbors BUDplir haus.br Earane. Apply flvo-room bungoloy anil itaram ill lnl« church last Tuesday night. fully furnished: JobblnB. promptly at R«d Bank. • : omea of Steround Eiansr Company or Improvements; fumlsbed or untumlshtal en routa'to tie thotei pass by the"'Lester Whttfleld, the local preach- CONCRETE, Bravd and-major, aand^ tor tended.Jto. Phone 278-W, toroy Smith, MISCELLANEOUS. LODGE HOOM for rontj desirable room ilephone Ited Bankll^o^ ' v near'stores, bus llneii Immediate poiiei. lTi"l"^iI^~OWrthrh«t sale. H. BJtiou, phono 2210-W. [ltd beluTiiul^iIdOWrBtI 45 Etm place. Red Bank. /ANTED, first ijiortKage, S3f00*;~threa Avallnblo [of-UBO-second and fourth slon. Ecasonable rent. FhoM ttf Rott. Bank.— turadftir..nifa^**_aLo»eli-montb—ft*pl?-*t- UNGAI/OWj°/_ "rent-nan! ;-«»•-rooms- Bhrowsbury; cottparatlvely- few ot odlst church last Sunday lrrtfio/fiS TOR flAtffl; addlhqTraachlnes, dottles, safes. irOKMEWCYTdr fioerlto-.Uo7rpfiperlnlf:l7^T!Jr , good, well doveloDod -nolah- tha offlcoof Slgmund Eisner Co: Sna.^sla; all Imcrovamenti. Vernon 1 Includlnff material, any room In tho aoU, Newman 8prlnss road. ~ Red Bank. them «Vor pause long enough to be-sonce of Rev. H, 8. Crammer,, the 'typewriters, filing' cablnetB. Everything houeoi room painted $5.75. ' Co every- lorhootl; comer propertir, largo plot, At- ROOMS. conncctlnK. furnlflhcdi modern 'hona 642-11. fbr the office. Can Asbury G440, Butler's nntlo Hialilundn. Please write interest, Improvomonta; sultahlo tor a couple; . REAt ESTATE FOR SALE come Intimately acquainted with.Its regular pastor, who has been 111. Office Equipment Co., 417 Bond street. where. Exterior work guaranteed. Mor- •ate, etc- Address Interest, box Ell, Red charm-arid Intor'estlnff history. rlesey, Crledlander Co., 611 Aslmry ave- housekeeping convcnlonceo. Call at &3 OR BENT In fed Bank. Fair Haveni Tho Women's foreign missionary fiBWOOD. $6.00PerloBdrJcustB.poat« nua,. phono.ABbury.ParK-886J), 3anJc. Wont Front'street, Jted Bank. r Bumson, Little Silver, Shrewsbury, EnV „.„.Mor„e than two hundre.... d .year, s ag-o society of the Methodistt church will and lumtor for Baler Ciwtom Bawln« ANTED TO-BUY, "Hlfltorir~of~ Monv- tDwn. Oceanport, Ulddletown. Pot ronl. tuiBbeth U. Hobbi, rial astata. — .jcated on river, larca } -to be exaot, In 170fc-Chrl6t Epls-1 hold Its annual business meeting to- done. , Charles 0. Bennett. Ulddletown. ORIENTAL* and domestio ruza and mouth County," by Ellis. Glvo condl- 'room and rrlvato hath. 81 East Front olek s.rtrlce apply to Bay K. StUlnan, Uttl. 3Uv.r, N/J^ phone Had Bank "4". Wbh to ort fully, also prlct, wanted. Also Inter-. ata hlahway. Eatoatown, N. J. phone SIX-BOOU modem bungalow, all improT..' \ eopaV ohurch waa established. Wtl- day at 2:30 o'olook at tha hoine of W;_bn . carpeU ahsmpooed and dry cleaned. jtrcet, on* block from Broad street. Bed a* v nnnu 'Ll'~i"' V. ' '."" '*"" .Ti" J ' •«•••«•••• USED TIUOTOBSr McOgnnlck-Deerlne, Btcd In other Mew Jersey books. lAst Bank. iatontown 1V8. mentsi for sale or rent. A. V. Black. ,, llajrifn granted a charter to tho So- Mrs. Harry Dennis on Gorlles ave- Ijolsna aod' Fordsons; ono with Johnson Old carpets : made .Into ruse. Raff itleB, prlcCD, condition. Address History, PARTMENT of four rooms and lath, all smith. HartBhorna place. MlddlBtnim. N. tt j cultivating equipment! also PIOWB, eeedera, ox 61t, Ited Hank. ' NNV room, adjolnlns bath, •wltb or Improvement)! i Immediate possession. ciety for thoPropagatlon of the Gos-nue. Reports for the' year will be ruse woven. Telephone or ft poat&l without bonrd; double room, twin beds. pply George H. Ballanan. 12 Weit River PABMB88 WANTEU for w!< or wit, AnAnJ "* oto. Conoviir, llron., Wlckatunk, N. J., card will brine our truck ' to your !OAItDlN(j, modern lmpro,vementa, hot twocloBota, dreaders, well heated; choice drew ]]. ReiReidd , real estate bbroksr,k .1 1144 pol in Foreign Farts on Juno 16th, read at that time and'officers will be ihone Holmdel 0. and cold running water; centrally lo- aad. Kumson. N. J., phone Humaon lifill. Main street, Eatoatown I Main .trte r dooc Monmoutb Carpet Cleaning location: garaRo If needed. 21 Branch etj ' 1701| this original charter Is 6n dis-elected for the coming year. Plans CANARY birds and sold fish, for Dale. We nted; rntea re&sonablo. Hudson House, nvenue, phono Red Bank 1014. ..__' Occanport, N. J. phonss Eatontown 40 play in tho church lobby with other for the future will also be made at now have a fall.line of canary birds and Company, telephone Monmouth Beach .31 Hudnon avenue, phone Red Bank 944. FOUR AMD FIVE ROOM bungalow! and 70. : FURNISHED EOOM In private' family; lnterestln^-thlnga, such' as the build- the meeting. •*••' ' .'•• . ' sold fish J also bird arid fiBh supplies; W. 2272. William Cross, proprietor. ' . all improvements; suitable for one or for rent; 185 and up. George' B. FIVE BOOMS, bath, all Improvaaastri ing contract, which Is unique Inform The women of Eatontown cele- V.,Kennedy. & Sons, 41 Broad street, Ited -WANTED to purchase, household two; vent reasonable. 44 Rector place. Brown Co, 5 Union street. Red . can be bought for J36 monthly;IndndM Bank. • ' . ' goo da, furniture and antiques. Red Bank.* Bank. principal and lntore.t;lnew buiigalsvigal . £ and contents! the. tablet containing brated the "World Day of Prayer" ROOF PAIHT elxty cents per gallon; MME. MOLINA, vocal teacher and coach; Graver, 23. Parker aieaua, air the list of rectors, etc last Friday at Bt. James Episcopal, shlnfflo stain, nlnoty cents per gallon. Italian., Spanish, French and English; Stave, 33 East Front street, Red TWO-ROOM apartment, furnished; nfceljr phone, Bed Bank 78H-H. Italian method. Voices tried ftcc. «6 Bank.' located. 81 East Front street,' Red During the Revolutionary days ahuroh...... good houso paint 11.S0 per ration. Mon- Atlantic-avonuer hone Branch.. Ni J. Bank. ' OR RENT, store rooms on Monmouth WHY PAY RENT J—Five room,, bath, ill mouth Paint- and Varnish Works, 2SSphono ltU-J. street. Red Dank. Fa.vDra.bla location: Imnrovem.nts, can be boujrht tor till Christ church was used by both Dr. end Mrs. Robert W. Burgess of Willow avenue. Long Branch, phone N KXCUANUE for ataylnff with children TWO furnlshod rooms, lleht houaekoeplng j idderate rent. Apply at the office of monthly; lneludsa principal emdV-lnteraati armies as barracks," and ^lie cavalry Pclharh Manor, New York, were tho HEMSTITCHING—Mexican, sold, B.lv«r, ccuiiiuniiily during ovonlngs, will fur- adjoining bath; nil conveniences; ga- igmund Eisner Co., ortelephona Red new bungalow. K. Grover, 28 Parkar avi. auoJ ' etc., buttons, ' plnklnst plaiting, «m- Ish'cumfutUililo room very reasonably to rago. 14 Madison avenue, Red Bank. ;. lank 1100. niic. Fair Haven, phone Bed Bank 788-M. horses were tied to the fence outside. guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. B.- Burgess TROPICAL FISH which breed at frequent broldory, trlmrainaa, and novelties. Mas- ;Irl or u'umun: Address I. E. F., box fill, Intervals In small homo aquariums; also APARTMENT for rent; three, four or six OR BENT, abc rooms and bath, twoSALE or rent, year round hones, buntuU One of tho many outstanding things of Tlnton avenub., ' - luorado suits for hire. Tho Handy Shop :d:.B:nik.* plants,' sand, snalla, foQ riuips and 6 Bd tt Rd Bk rooms. Inquire at 172 Monmouth ,blocks from Broad atreeti G6 Spring . \?Xi*' "pttaBes, hotels, stores, ofSeaSt of Interest to the visitor la tho Iron Tho monthly convention of Bun-fl,lL J U.pJ' " BUY und eell second-hand clothes;, must streot. Rod Bank. .reet. Rent ressonable. Inquire. Owner. Dulluiniir lotots s anad fsrmsi nil Joeatlonal .*% T U _ _>bj . ^ afc •far—hi1 good condition;—Es-Kcrberr-t 11 g crown, of 'England which Surmounts day-school teachers and officers will ^nono TWO OlTTHEEETarBOYoomariamiahedr 4>n4>kk r ll Fl IT phona 247u summer rentalsrentals . Asbury EdwardEdwardss , JJJJ O J : altemtlons. costunilnir* hernetltchins. vi irewrtbury avenue, Red Bank, phone led Bank; "BTOadttyBTOadwtty; IIjont BTahco. Wi~ J^ ohoni ""* the steeple. This church and tho Old bo held at the Methodist church-t(H cotlnjr. plea tin ffr etc. CoBtumes to ordar. with prlvllCRo of housekeoplng; central- 138. night 33U-W. ICE MACHINE lor Baler A-l . condition; Prices reasonable. 64 White street, fted ly" lotatcd. 41 East Front street. Red OR BENT, furnished bungalow tn Fair Trinity ohufcoh at Newport are thorilght at eight o'clock. „ electric motor* Including colls and Ice 3L1) GOLD—Wo i>ay you cnuh for your Hank, or phono 2115. Haven; five -rooms and bathf' all 1m-MONMOUTH COUNTS country «Ut.si Bank, phono 16D0. old poJJ jewelry, watches, etc. Keua- 1 • only two. Episcopal churches In The Methodist Sunday-school re- tax; aiBQ»urie-qunrter ton and one-half t TWO furnished rooms for rent for light rovements; rent reasonable. . Fhona Bed farms, acreage. It you want th. beat ton automatic lco machine. Call K, W.ALL REDUCED rates: Washing $1.00 to Ictk', at. Broad street, Ked Banl '^_; housekeeping. Address 86 East Front lank 439-M. ofTered for sale for th. least consult ds, America to bear tho English crown. ported an attendance of 110 las): Sun- Bt, Hlghlande 127H-J. 91.60. Alno reduced rates for Slmonls- Charles V. DuBols A Son, entabllsh.d 1 The baU, directly under tho crown, day. lnt?. Jonea Fllllnir Station. North OrMee H5T MORTGAGE wanted, 11,000 to • • - • Bank. OUSE for rent from March 1st; River- furnaco wood, |& and. 810 $1,000 on real estate near Red Bank. side drive, near bus line; six rooms, 1808. American hotel building, .Freeholji, Is riddled with bullets, which mark IsobeVKenna was sick all last week avenue. Red Bank, Charles Rouerte, bro Good FOfiilty. Add r en a G. S., box 511, IP YOU dont see advertised here just the N. J.. phono 416. - . J.fclndUnff Woodr Bcvea bagn for prletor- Phone Rod Dank 1204. apnrtnmnt or furnished room that suits iprovementa i $88 per month. Inqulrtf on attempt of the American soldiers but Has returned to school. $1,00. TBlophono KeanaburK 71B-J. H« M. RUTH NOVELTV SHOP—Orders taken you It will pay you to insert an advertise- lharles E. Falnrdoan, box 16, Mlddletown, FOli SALB or exchange, chotea' frontasi to. shoot it down. Aftor many unsuc- Mrs. William B.. Fesler of Mon-Vivian, Hudson. avenuo, box 322. Port J and romodellng done on lamp shades, SYSTEI-1S—FalrbankB-Morao wa- tnont of your own of 125 feet on state High war I terms. Man mouth, M. J. ^ • _yBtoma. (natalled. We flpeclnllio In B. J. Gibbons, Ulddletown, N, J, phoiji cessful attempts to tear it down, tho mouth Park Is mueh better after be- pillows and dolls; also soil ready made; FURNISHED ROOM lor rent; all con-EVEN-EOOM house for rontt close to sta- S73. ' • • • . . MEN AND WOMEN, boys'.and girls; ranko prices ' recBOnablo. 6 ' Druramond place, um|> rcimlrir.n. Residence, Mid die town, tion and school; handy for commuting, eoldlors finally decided to burn tho ing on the sick list, f. J., .phono Mlddletown 66. Plumbing. . veniencee. Apply 50 Linden place. Red . big money I Hero's your cnanco, Bo oppoHJte town hall, Ited Bank. Bank, fewly papeted and painted;' very reason- FAR1IS for sale; complete listing o(~Mon> church. A fire ' was' started In the "Amy From Arizona," a three-act one of our breeders. Ral&o Chinchilla and .anting and tinning. Fred G, HurBt. ;blo rent. 20 Lelghton avenue or phone mouth county farms. Send {or lllui- Now Zealand white fur rabblte. We vun- IiOOMS and board—Do you want a large tod Bank 3280-M. Mra VanNess trated booklet. Bay H. Stlllmin, But* hallway, whereupon, William Park- comedy, will be presented by'the ]y ' SthlStahl'BB ououtdoot r enterprisnterprise company K. TEBZIAN—Art cabinet maker, up. wurnt, comfortable room with the best Highway. Eatontown, N. J. EMPLOYMENT me tils money can buy? New low prices. WO garages for rent, S4.60 per month. •— tx, a Quaker - from th'o. meeting-house ladles' aid of the Methodist church «roedlnroedlndl a Btopktk. •,'PaP ^ yoy uu ththe fotlowinjftli r holsterer. interior woodwork decor- Apply Fred Fuoco, 29 Wall street, Bod FOUR LOTS, corner pnydec,avenue ahol prloel i (o(or thth« yypungryou. ralnel : t?.00t?00 tto HITE WOMAN wishes day's wbrh to do, Try a5 Wallace street, phono 295-W. Red v across the Etreet, passed by andMarch 11th, In Crescent hall on atorj 'repairing and reHtorln(t antlqne or would do laundry In or 6ut. Call at Dunk.' Hnk. phone 1404r 7 ' • '• —Port Monmouth roidrKeansbuJa-rHrJil smothered the flames with hia Sun-Lewis street.' tO.CO each. Send 10 cents for full par- ^furniture a specialty. II White street, now one-Btory, two-store' building on thaj ttculara and contract. Re mo a lea, hay, 270 Mechanic etroot, aftoc 5:00 P. M.,UESIRARLE ROOM In private family iTORE for rent, Blver road and Lafayette lots; must bo sold quickly and will be told. day coat. , / . Mrs. William Tllton has been III foed and' supplies. KTaple Rabbitry, -44 phona 2745, Red Pank. phono Ked DnnJc 1274.fr, good locution, near bunlncBB section street, Bumson, N. J^ occupied by .merican Stores Co.', vacant' April 1st. cheap. Reasonable terms. William B, In tho Interior of tho church can with a cold. Maple avertue. Eatontown, N. J. ALL UNEMPLOYED and others less for- nil improvements. 33 Hardlnc road, Red WHIIB. comer Church, and Main strtlts. tunato than myself, can have free- col- Bank, phone 3S34 'hone Red Bank 2350-M, or Bahway iriiutit' vuiuur VJUI he-Seen.^under glass, tho Vinegar ^Patrick Mariano of 'Jersey /City FARMERS and truck growers trill find a 5¥fMAK'S EXPRESS—Moving and Ken- j -1766. ready_ market for their produce by ad- eral trucking No job too large oi 'ee, bieud. uoup and beans or fish at Moy- APARTMENT "of six rooms, all Improve- Keansburg. N. J. Bible, which is one of five"copies and Carlton and Alma Malone of vertUlhB In The Res>»tcr'n classlfled eol- small •. reasonable ratoe.-For prompt aorv- LH-'H--Quakec._M|Baipn, 116_Oakland atreet,_ -inentB. Gltarello!a -Marliot,—7S— Mon- 1PARTMENTS, four- and-five-rooms-and room bungalow and bath; hot water known to bo In this country. The Arlington were week-end visitors at I phone 3187-W. 133 Mech&nlo street. True Chrl&tlun hospitality prevails here mouth street. Red Bank. bath; modern, river view, near town and ind no (locutions ankud. Brotherly, men- itatlon; private.porches and garages; rea- heat; all the other Improvements, Ban?» Parable of the Vineyard was prlnfc- tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank EIGHT.SECTIOIGHTSECTION ARCOLAARCOL,, AA-ll condiUonco : SI1ARPENING—Horse and barber .clip, 'OUR ROOMS for rent; all Improvements, garage and big chicken coop and brood*r on: al nnd spiritual advice or- assUtance aleo lonoble rent. Phone owner, C. R. Ross, house. Louis Kaazuba, Nutawamp toad, :ia as 'lhTfbl6~6T"thVFafablo ot'~' th6~Vl eultablltbl o ffo r eoven room househ ; $4$400 EE. pero. lawn mowors, e&ws and all sh&rp- rlvon If wimted. Coma aro.und and meet ""forge sun porch; garden, near Btores 1 Allen place,J!;fli-W. Bed Bank Marcelier r B.1"CobVe,"" 85 ChureU" atraot,"Koanal edKO tools)-- satisfaction - suftranteod,—At on«^ninuU-f.om~lms-ond -River- road benco Its name. The Women's club held a success- phone 6S3. B. A. Hlckey'fl Shop. Everett, N.^ J., phon rent Vid water S2T. *Apply 1 Parmly TWO fllx-room bunic&lowB for rent, "with SEVEN^r.OOW farmhouta with.or without Christ church, too, haa tho old Red Bank 101-J-l.. MEN~~\VANTED to conduct world re- Ktroot. ijamson, N. J. . alt Improvements, and garage, in Mld- ful card party last Friday night in HOUSEHOLD furnlture» slightly 'used; nowncd Rnwlelgh, home service business llotown on htshwur; price (30 a month. &crenge for sale or rent; nlct ground** oorrununlpn service set, In silver, pro- bedroom sot, dreosers, chairs and ironH, CARPENTER WORK of all klnda and Hoot ROOMS;)hot snd cold water, ample heat electricity, nteam heat; Bt»s« and lurgt the borough hall..: Tha club will pre- in counties of West Monmouth, Middlesex, Inquire at- 3-.8 Shrevabory avenue, Rei poultry house. John J3. Bonn«tt,_ Port •' --- totho church" ifi 1708 "by resurfacing dono at small cost. T.. P, cltien of Red Bank, Long Branch. RelU pleasant location in private family, near Bank. Moi'Bon. phono '421-J," Red—Donki— "Iu)aUeT'cah^tart"ea'riiiffg'$S5" Weekly hlgh-aenool j-oir-btiB-lino;-with-BaraBoj—It" TJbn'mduth, phone Ke'anBbuVg'^ Cjueen X,n borough hallTriaa$rafte~fnoosr Yhrochmorton- avenue;-: JU-i^VanDorvoor,—40--Brancb,--aR1 HALF of double house, six rooms, all im- tncieuaIhcieuao^rapldly":o rapidly;. "WritWrltoe immediBtelyiimmedlBtely"r pro veknentii r"n«wly.~ decoraUd r~Bsr"W * FXrPIUPA-^jfew^JerBey colony. If /' The Governor's and rector's pews Mr. and Mrs. John Couch and MOVIttn to Panama—Wll sell at PAINTING, wall papor and pspor hff Raw oij;h Co., Department NJ-52-S, Ches- *iBank. rhone 1465. rent reasonable, 12 Sprlns street. Ked • value health, economy, warm wl jatb reserved as in the days of yoro. Nicholas Marcdlo motored to Atlan ridiculously "low prlcdo.^: Fiiltjr' Ins. Wo are axports with either. Wo tor, r THREE-ROOM furnished, apartment foi Bank, near.Front street, phona ISitO- cool summer nights., and want a flvn creato new interest In your home. Prices rent reasonable. Twin Gables, Apt. 802, modern house, g»tdont fruit tret*.• pi i'The grave of Thoodoslus Barton, a tlo City Sunday. -•• '. ', equipped barhor shop; tfla^rooma and remarkably low. Arthur -E. Boyce, dec BA1CKII. cM.crlcnccd, would like ststeade y FIVE-ROOM bungalow, furnliho(l,,hot wa- run, $2,000—come along. Address ponitiun'tid Becond or thithird hhandd 86 Riverside avenue, Red Bank. d young lawyer is In the ono - alslo. 1 14 rooms of magnificent furnishings.. orator, 31 Second street, Rumson, phont 1 ter heat, all improvements; garage, box 511. Bed Bank* Mr. and Mra. Frank Kelly apen OCO. iread or enko. Herman Hillcbrochtill » P. O.LARGE, nicely furnished rooms for lods- hono Red Bank 840. Ono Is greatly lmprossod by tho lovo- tho woeli-ond at Jereoy Cltyi1 Inquire Furrrfture Auction Eoomsi 85 liox 'lUtJ. iiJjL Ing oi* * Hfcjlit housekeeping; home-ltici FOR SALE or rent, fumlihed or — ly appearance of antiquity which has East Front streot.* INSTRUCTION—Anneso School of Mu«ic aurroundlnga; convenient to station an TWELVE-BOOM houss on river front for nlshed, eight toomi and -bathi Mrs. Ada B. Kafow will attond'an expert Instruction. on violin, mandolin, WANTEU7 marTtcTtaka orders and deliver IIUHROB; also garage. 16 Hector place. Be rent; two baths. Can be used for two 60x150; five minutes to ttttlon been restored, for which the present aftcrnbon club party at Motuahen guitar, ukelolo, steel sultar, banjo, saxn. fi[)lrc3, extract;), biuHhea, etc. Trade Is Bank, phono 455-W-* families; 160 per month. Bent free until chur'ohae and ichooti; wonderful loc_- cstabUehcdi prcBcnt man has too much April 1st. Call Bed Bank 2620-J for rector Carroll Mathows Burck, has tomorrow. Tho party will be under FOIl SALB or exchaneo for small car, phono, piano accordion. Instrumonts soli territory. McNeua Co., Free port. III. Inquire 41 Elverslda avenue. Bad Bank Wurllteer automatio electric player 'pi- and repaired. 47 Washington street, Rei TWO nicely furnished rooms for llgl further partlcualra. . ' .. aaents.*. been largely responsible. the ausplcos ot the Borough lnT- Dank, phono 1761. DRESSMAKING. remodeling, repairing housokder-ing; all Improvements; nice l ano, coat $1,250] a! Bergen place, Ret FOR REUT, elaht-room corner house, Elm The blshopji ch^lr must bo menprovemen- t loagun of that place. lle, 4",4xO mlth equipment, for J3H. 20 for ladlcn or gentni curtains, draperies, place nnd Hudson avenue; tor rent from/ HOUSE for sale; bargain: Biversldau MADAME SARA HARDING, trained Spl on? kind of sowing dono. Prices reason- Bank, phone 3572.' fifth housa from State highway*, tioned here also. It Is carved from Mrs, Ida VonDermark ot Tlnton Shore Uoulovard. .Ilencon, Beach. Keans- ello- corsotlore, 227 Borscn place, c January 1st; all . improvements! sbaa ' hurg, N.-J. nble, Ella Rysedorph. 23 Rector place, elde; BU rooms, Improvement*{ i«i pieces of an old oak tree which was avenuo has been confined to her home phono 807-M. Red Bank. Reft Bank, phone 1482-J. heat. Reasonable- D. T7. WUISUHB, down, balance to suit buyer. Chav SIMMONS coll Bprlngs. single and full suo, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. Broad street. Red Bank. ^___ renqwod ip, tho vlllago for its size by. alckneas. GLASS WORK—All klnda of ularlnff don^ YOUNfl MAN dcBlree ponltlon; experienced Falardeau. Mlddletown. N.'J. ' VI slightly mod. look Ufcb new; 14.50 each G\nss topB for furniture, mirrors, pic- APARTMENT for rent, all rooms, bath, FOR SALE, road stand 20x40, two • .and beauty. At the laying of the cor- Four young pooplp of tho Metho- while, thoy last at Gramanti's, 11 Whlto chauffeur and gardener: excellent rcfar- SIX-ROO*I house, modern Improvements heated. Apply 23 Monmouth fltrcot. Red re frntnoii, auto s>Q-3R and wlndo\7 BlaBfl cncuH. 418 West End avenue, Long hot water heat, opon fireplace, two-cai sovon aarsi, EQO feet on- blfft nerstone, in 1700, this tree sheltered dist church attended tho special leap strflfit. Ited Bank. Mirrors resllvered. Morris Plata Clans Bank. . 16,000. Fiirins, homes and homo Co., 67 Monraouth street, phono, 1053. Red Brunch. N. J.. phone-Long Branch 5B9-M. traraeo; five minutes from Bed Bank; roni tho cntlro congregation, and in Itsyear sociacial aatt tho Asbury Methodist GUNS AND PISTOLS, old flint and enp S50. W. T, Tarkep. 54-B6 Broad street HOUSE FOR RENT on Tower Hill »ve- acreage: eh ore and country" xentsts. 1 looks; also few old hayonots. very rea- Bank. • ...... , LADY, roflncd, will give her services as Red Bnnk. nhono 3322. nuo; BIX rooms and bathj all improve* kor'e, Jtqnlty, Belford. N* Jv» Phon« K hraiiohos was hung tlio bell, which ohurchh h »tt NrtNorthh ih Branch las . compnnion, or do ltfrht duties about •onahlB, At (Jroraann'B, U Whlto street, NLGHAMaBlSRLAIN.' contractor an ments: garaje. Apply H. A. Worthley, burg 67<-M.* . . •" now hangs: In the steeple. Red Bank. • ' hnmc of people of pood standing in vi-A • HOMiS on the rlver^-iour dreami 23 Rector place. Red Bank, phone U6B. Friday night They were Leste builder; jobbing especially. • 15Jl Sou cinity of Itad Bank. Address Companion, cyuie truo nt BO Bmnll a cost as $71 AT A GREAT sacrifice, Dutch Colonial Many Interesting old headstones Whltflelt!,Wfltfldd " CharleChl a KKiddle, William DININCKOOM tot In sooil condition; six street. Red Bank, phona BS54. box fill, Red Bnnk.* per month; tho so-homer and dliferem BEATTIE PARK. Shrewsbury river and realdeticc, consisting ot aU rooma and , table«_buffeb_ahd china clpsot. Locust avenue. • Dutch colonial, six - cah bo found intho churchyard bear- Bmltlr and -Miss Dorothy Sample. chnlrt WHITE GIRL v/anta position^ as B«nar»l ajinrtincntn. References. Rfverafdo Gar- Kun parlor; hot-water, heat) all «th«r in)* »22.S0. ._A.t Gramaiih's, 11 "White" street, rAom lioiiBo with bath, laundry, with leva-, provoraonta,--twa?car - garaf«, BflttatUul ing names now well known all over Thd monthly birthday supper of the JOSEPH L. KNIGHT, anetloneer, over liouacworker; can where. Phone R«d Bank 727-W. SUPERINTENDENT wants position; mar- a Sen Is. ' occupy duo to transfer ot builneu. rrlci ten little graves, each with a little tho social room of the church. street, Red Bank ried, no children; life cxperlenco In all >pr. Five minutes' walk to ftatioo; farasc {9,000.. Attractlva terms. Applr to 3•• ."<«*• Cramann's, a whlto street, S2.CO0.0._ ).0O0 up. Als_ o_ construction .loam at Fair Haven i nlx-rtom house, praetl* See P. H. Egan, 14 Mechanlo street, Box 407, Itnmsey,_N. J. 1101), Stearns place, Navesintc. N. J. For par- cally new, all improvements;'hot air heat. a visit, especially on a Sunday, when Thursday night at His home. Many """ MILLINERY sales woman wonted, thor- FOR KENT, four rooms ond bath; all im ticulara phono_Atantlc_HlghlnndB 233-M. ORGAN, aolld walnut, perfect condition; Bank, One-car garage, lot 54x100. An excellent one may tako part In tho services friends and relatives were present. oughly exporlenccd;" uttractlvo appenr- jirovcmcnts; •. gnraKe; 8x22 Bcreoncc opportunity for one seeking sw nlco fiorn* can b« eloctriflod; good for theater or CHICKENS wanted! will- pay Mphc poich, cnu bo used fur sleeping; as Is oi HOUSE for rent; stx rooms, with bath, and worship In ^o atmosphere of homo use. Graroann'n. 1-1 Whlto streeti market prices for fowls and broiler LCC. Apiily Whyte Millinery, 44 Broad furnace, gai and electric i ono block below present cost of dupllcaUon. Fint street. Red Bnnk, on Thursday/ lurnlshed. Iilcal for newly married cou- mortgago $7,500. Sal* price $8,000. Ap- Qcorgo Washington's tlmo. • UeA Bank. Call or wrlto AIBX Zwlcfcl, 80 Nortl plo; Htone's throw from depot, A. Blsch' from business section of Broad street. Broadway. Lonsr Branch. N. J^ phon CHANCE OF LIFETIME— Reliable man Rent -reasonable. Call at 76 Mechanlo ply to Joseph G. McCue, Kamson flOg. . FOK SALE, a Dayton safety meat and Wanted to call on frirmera; wonderful off. Mtdillotown. N. J.. phone 261-M. etroet, Red Bank.* DUE to tho pressura of financial and cheeae eiicor. National cneh register; al- 1500. • i FOK KEN'i1, new house, seven room*, u WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. so orchestra trap drummerB' outfit com- .importunity. Make $7 to $12 daily. No BUNGALOW for rent; four .rooms unit economic condition*, I am authorised to INJURED WITH ,ItobK. AUCTIONEER—Let my experience ol con experience "or cnpttal needed. Write._to. Improvements; fnepluce. bath, elcctr offer several very desirable building let* (Continued from r>r«eedlnp page.) ' pleU. All articles cheap. Oreenwald, 144 «tiii-Mng ovflt- nn« thousand sales be ol city: fiitunte on Conover lane, near river bath; electric, large cellar. Mrs. George Garr avenue. KoamburK. N. J.* day. HcNesa Company, Den^. y\. Free- Jrover, 276 Mechanlo Btreet, Red Sank, In Rumson and vicinity, at prlcei far service to you. Will attend to all adver- port, IlllnolB.* t use of through tho window of a Pennsyl- LOST, fttraynd or stolen durlnii wcok-end, 1150. Rod Bank. repaired. Aftent for Mas tor carbunico are a hustler. Wrlto or call Betsy Cotfco, at red : irovomentsj near high school. Rent rea- Red Bank. ' vanla train near l-'ortTmLrnBoy., A" mftlft—tliftlUM—««t- tmrn^ttilffitf yrowp. Xolshton-avaaiie. Reft nanJc Ehona_13il IIOUBO for rent; garage; lonable. Call at IT Brown place, or a White «pot under chin. Fleaia call Itau rtjdtAliHhhlf " lemn; enmi—logattuii fur ruuni- seoond rock hurled through a win- # AUTOMOBILES Broad "street. Re"it~DBTtk. Bank 2468-W. MQNCY TO LOAN on first bond and THAI NED ..-itec-houflolteonor, French, era or bouilera. 2'i Hudson avenue. Ret lot 1110x200 as part payment on hous«| dow In another car of the train ren- Mshei.i ,position with elderly people, $12 Bank.' aiX-UOOM hous« on Maple avenue, Fair will pay additional cssh required. IladUy. dered a Brooklyn man unconscious. FOR SALE, Cadlllao town sedan, perfect - mortgage. Applications given ,1m- JIttvcn, lor r«nti >25 r«r.month. In- Hell, so SJoim.uutli streot. phone S&00 m4 ARTICLES FOR SALE. condition! sell very cheap. Address per weekck. Cook-hoUHeworkor-lRundrciB.._ _ .... _.. .. , • M liou;i[>, nil improvemont atiiro at 106 Parker avenue, Fair Haven. The train was stopped and a Bcarch tnedlato attontlon. Hawkltin Droth- man, ten ycmV exj)Ciicncotlt5B; child's nto3 from rallrond ntntfon; S2 Bank. . ''. " Cadillac, box 611, lied Bunk. HP. cxiioilencod. $15; flint clasit Germun N. J. was mado for tho persons who ELECTRIC. TUMP, first class condition; oro, real cotato and Insurance, 10 per month. Apply ut 214 Wcat Veto FIVE-BOOIVEBOOM bunsalowbunsalow, located betwtbetwuii i WANTED, second hand suburban car. pic, cook, rliuufTucr, butler, elRht yenra' Btreat, jlcd Ilnnk, .'hong 13J-I.' fiUNGALOW of nve .rooms and bath, im- hurled tho missiles. Dr. Layton was mar be noon In operation: oaly s.lllna Phone 1170 Ilcil Bank.' Monraouth street, lied Dank, 31-ence, ?100, Anderson's, phono Ilobo- provements; atalrn to floored attic; rent Red BanBk andd L Long Branch, all Ir heenuatt I hiivo town water lnsts)|ed. Call IIOUSK for rent; livo room* nnd bat Tovemetits1 ; lot 60x140: price »o,uvvi «. 1020 TRUCK, ten and ono hair tone, fur $2 5. Palmer avenue, Keansburg bus line. pro on his way to his office nt Now York. IJinh 1248-R. j Inquire Mrs. A. M. VanitoBlrnntU 8 I'ika nioii.. phone S72 Middle town.* >rransed. W. A. Ho tiring, 8 Un* \ snip rhenp. Phono Rod Tlnnlc 00(1, : don ',iiRni-iTte*chlckt paper prole ma disappear when you co child. Write L. W.. box 630. Freehold, provernenlH; S^ n month lout. Call a one to three room apartment, light house- Bun parlors: vapor heat, flreplacel two* W. 8. MaeDouBftl; box 87. Scobey. Kood tiros, with only two puncturos In five suit Arthur K. Coyce, painter and deco N. J.* _ ^^ car garage: lot 7SxlG0. Price I7BO# Eatontown Newt. yenri) nil required equipment. Evorythlntf ntor, phone Itumsot. C66. 19(1 Lciglitou a\cuuc, Red Hank, phom keeping. Rooms ia.00 up; near Branch- In cood working, ordor; only ono driver. UOOKKKEi'KK"* iJoVlriM posUlon, either 1932. iiort Btatlom garage, reaionable. HO Terms nrrnnned. W. A. flopping, AKTIST—Lydla [deUon InstructB ualnlln full oi' purt Ilmo. Rcaaonablo nuiary. don place, lied Bank, phono, 307-* (The Red Dank Iliulator can b. bouirht M CiUATS, tin. milking itralnl several Cnn bo soon nntf tented nt Lohiten Homo- 1 THE "KOlt KENT" Ada «n this pnua worl Washington street, Long Branch." ii tu freihen soon, and two bucks] Rtead Farm, noar Ccntorvlllo school on and sketchlntc In IlumBOti or auburbt Six ycura oxpeilcneo In contrnctor'w of- In Eatonlown from Noble Monby at th. prlvftto or clasHta In French or Emili Aco. AddiPBS H. l>. I'., box fill. Rod Hnnk. both wnyn—flml a houao Tor a tonan postofllc. anil at Frank Maic.lla'a barbtr ono 1 Id. ono adult. Frlc.B r.aionab].. Ad- Keyport-Red Dank hlfthway, Gconjo I*oh- winter here and Metropolitan Musmim or u tuiumi f*ir a house. Read and shop.) , ' ' drosa Cioatu' Milk, box 611. Red Bank.' •on. Jr., Koyport, R. D, No. 1, phone Key- Art. New York. Wrlto Wothlniiton av LAUNOIIKSS, fifteen years experience, Uccutci OluxMlflcd A<]«. MAN'n'B~i*IKOJD, oompl.t* wUh mlrrori poit BHM nut, Uumnan, N. J. winlicn work to bo taken home. Call Red The omclal board of tho Metho- will sail very ohaapt wondsrtul oppor, Ilimk 87fifl-W. nimro tov .crtt. fiOO Itlver roi KADIO Borvlclntr . Uiimiidn. N. J.* t", Hlv mini, l'nlr II nml linrnkfRnt nett also other household Jnimnon, I Want to sell u lurui, Bmock. Artliur Whltflokl, who hnnfurnltui**. ~ iyMlimk,j>lw llNdl.ISU COUi'Kn.'lonir flxn«rl«nc«, trtmt- Jluil Hi been eccrolnry, ronlgncil tiln position ithy mul lolmtile. dtmliinif rlinnue »!ri Wunt to borrow money, WND30APE gardatitr. IVunl lr m>..ltl«rn In im>. llmlnin l.'!,| ),. Want la recover lout Articles, Rvenun. Rat. DKuk, phona 1001. nil, In lTtir I lii llvn mi .II.I I vixiil ho fur tlitlit Initlil' Wont to rent a limisn or form, c | .Ir. Ciill|ll«, l (II, Hail UAUltnU UIIOl* «t 70 Monm IUHUIIIIK. II, Want to Veil .ocoml-hnnd furilUurx, Uk«m n turn for tho Htraot. UVORINI att«utluii !• tmlil to Hi.1,1.. Itj\I.I' nl itlu.il.l.i I YDDtHi 1* lit : oil Im Want lo nnd ciiituniors (or unytUlnt. Minn Valeria Johnntni, of dr«n. witlii rl(iii*trrsr. olTafii .trv" iitli'it fin tn*n ni Hnli \IMlfnnl [mill I.>i| !•-. miiij itroet In nuirh bettor nftor lQWlUlKVrt^V3|iHrt7il>PowiIt nloii tn .litellr foilt>l« I fix- • •• •:i i.n, !-.•• AdverUso In Thn lied Dank IUidiilor, rstitid, bought finil sold. Tniblu'i, All Cl >,'lini,l I'll,, confined to hnr homo with ntrknonn, "eKWarof)* (or\i[*\ i, till, Kill l nnk.* itlA'l. Ii M. M BUSINESS NOTICES linml «tr*«t. \l*<\ Mnnk. 1 Advortlnlni will gnln new ciutumera. Minn Matilda Hllnoti, tho county kliln to. , K, N,j.7 I rulllii fliHiunl lu>nt ififfli.nr.il. Aliply llbrarlAti, wiw prtwmtt ut ihn library liulliilntf mul imlntltitfi n\»o ulnilnir. inn. Mr. ll.i -llntl, (III I stiett, Advortlnlni k«cai, old ouitomors, /K. |4n.r-tiurntr, ovan «n*l Jnnltor, I.nlts hllvn Cutltt Al'nitineitli, \n- meetlnK ln«t TluirfliUy night nt thn •*« you t)mt Anji^l" )fir**m>, i>w»*r «n)ii r»t*«. PtotMUlor nt tlm Wriiol'U llrnhnr IJiop. •trnoL will rt.inttntti tho Indira' aid xi Vulln. .WtMit tmltailai snd two tno< IIOWMHI Mnn< i, |> linns A tl mitla Itltfti* lornttiil at 101 lltunwilmry NVOIMI«, «V)K. 1.1 > I ,l<: 1 111 It: I w O4|, tmt nfintiL nl AdvnrlUo nnd aui'itniHl, of tho M>tho<1.nt chinch tomorrow IMIM I'tlott |1<). l^>tili siitilm, Nut* IttuU 77 Ii. I.RN |t»n 111 fur tliB vnnl MVMINI iiuiiilli". • nlmy nml PMI-.UM. I.MII, AtliliflM lll-nl I HtlfllM Hwnni[\ iiiful, U.d 11MIIV. ^ hm now Itrovaiotl fntiM hi* llln*I>IUR, «l) _|«« I n Ul Kit, win k Inn Wp'InoriilHy unit l'il't«y iKM', L All'-ntln Ad Tertian Juillolouoiy. M1«« HtiniA Alum* wltt <.nt«rtnln (h« ll»ni Ian. (.Itnndl.r. SB f>( Mit'l •(M-O.IHK-, w|»}ti>« i)1li*r •nninliiii'B woik, t»l. ftv.nut, plliq to 4'|iif|i< fliit. Ut m«Kiill«| it4W Htm list ¥fUh«a In unmiunra (lint h* will ha ulnd 1 a! t -l Imtlrn' BC'Clrlv nt, n nrmtahln nt herI'.lr llnvali.* M<'Oint>l.nhrn VrJiyJhBjMMir. I ! n_ *U 'J' U?""h JiOftift/XhU Ji'rMny ftflon.otiMi lllilllM, n,i« alnifarsl >l.» ••vir«l ) I P H:M, V.. (I. ('fjoki, HI, CIIIITPII IIIMI, ** h*i*(nf'ii«, AiiiKMinrtniidht 1^ iiU'i \ Ailvnrllaq wiTld lUviXVirltnn WI.Hnlir \il. Ihn r*KU- In MK lilrds, mataill linnt. r«ls*<1. SI Kvniiil.iiiifi n« from ullfuitiJ mm.* HiRt th« Mlr« i>f )mlr IMIU IIHD i,»>n HIiAL ESTATE WAN TED r,.',! IM t t ~IM l«']lio*d to 40 nmwin nnl* |n>>|)la. l Ailvrrll.ii nnw, | fiNlt' «<>r, *««*•« mat tit«»«flit«. «'' ><«)(' tut, VWifch,' VMIIIH initVUTiii J.'.m/rpi^ l ,,| |,.in.nlir T;;J; inuur.n |)t|p« imhi'rar"ltvV1.lif«»> rfiK'Mffrii. >«>•), !>»>•( nf Aitil>..r, N. j, |.|...n« 4 Vnrt4, In »t. JU'1 Hank, I'huim nl at. llmik, woilinmu.l.li', <),Af ih"k«liat#lti, 1(1(1 Mun- TIIK Mhr«wMiury tiwAiutt «l»h "tot t. th« Bt«l»ol« I'aln* lor ftiml. The Red Bank Register ixnt., )i 1 tinr, «ll an »mir t.r «ni| (urnltutt, 11 r, n 0, IM U\nk ttilintar and mnra fh.af- ' himati MM t,T• r 'it fflini, l l'ltt>«« 1', II, tt-.t,, tti.voitl-nf i.i 1.x* Ihi* !.,M to-.,.,,n|.|. ft. Ih.iiltt 1 •M,« ill, |t«4 llftnk.
•V J Poatt RED BANK REGISTEH.Jt'EBRTfAllY 17.1882. ^T ' \^"^•> '•'!A »\ LL^IL''' ago saw • MrtM of receipts showing that a party who THE SOLDIER VOTE. XH THB BEVOMJTION. Annabello House repevted that sev had borrowed $2* had paid ln about two years f00 for Co-operation Of enty persons had enrolled ln the, I THE RED BANK REGISTER Morriss JosephJephss c! LeLeonardo o Says Farmer* in That County Varnished Sundayb, nth, (AF)-Th* GEOEOB a HANDS, Editor. Dear Sir— > The n**t meeting will be held was morally right? celebration of'the fiOOth aanlversuy Thursday, March loth, In -the Red SPECIAL! FBEDERIO 8. HAYES, Managing Editor. Educational Program Cannot At- Granted, that because of present eoonomlo con- Aa a taxpayer ot Middletown town- it the birth ot. George Waahlngtoo Bank Baptlit church. Edward Clay.. I tain Full Measure of Success ship, I contend that the recent Softool tat particular significance In this 'on, principal of Wayland academy THOMAS ISVINO BROWN, dition* the (nail loan company Is a necessity, it does election of the township was held jeotion, of New Jeraoy, tor it was Publisher and Business Manager. not follow that the interest rate allowed should be exces- Without A^tonce from Par- Illegally for the following reasons:. A Hanchow, Chins, will be the ents of the Pupils. . 1. Tho soldiers from Fort Han- Salem and Cumberland county farm- ipMker. SubscxipUoD Frieaii sive. A bill baa been introduced in the senate provid- er-patriots who furnished most ot BfeSweM ing for a charge of three per cent on $100, two and one- cock at Sandy Hook, which is con-the food supplies that kept Wash- On* yaar — sidered part of Ulddletown town- j in the Act. half per cent on $200 and two per cent on 1300. Banks It la my belief that schools cannot ship, were allowed to vote. Did they igton and his men alive »t Valley SI» months 'orge .during the terrible -winter of Carl'Fingler aftd John Barzell ot 4S0 which accommodate the small borrower receive one- carry on successfully an educational have the right to the franchise ln rvington and Edward Dunnlo of Three months half ptr cent s. month with no other charges. The program entirely apart from the the State, of New Jersey and Mld-im-78,,,. •••• '. .-•• •••...••• Newark were arrested by state dlctown township? It is one of the lesser ironies ot Telephona Hed Bank 18. Provident loan association of Rework, organised by a homes. If tha work of education Is I say np. They are neither tax- trooper* early Friday aa they were : group of' publlc-flplrlUd men with the idea of furnish- for the welfare of the child, then the payers nor rentpayers in the, town- American history that comparatively breaking into a lunch wagon near ing-email loanl. to. persons having no other security school needs the home and the home ship, and have no permanent resi- Ittls . has been heard beyond tho Haslet They wero also found to be fc)Oid;gltor© : _:. •'__•._ The Red Bank Kegieter needs the school. Indeed, the his- tate borders of the help from this _•'." UTaT member pi --•'---— than personal property, Is successful under the present dence but nioroly dwell at a govern- In possession of an automobile stoten rate of one and one-half per cent a month. It is otead tory of' all education" shows un that ment reservation and maintained Istrlct which made possible the ul' "rom Netcong. They were turned Announcement 7 THB ASSOCIATED £ BESS™ ; rt of on and paid by tho United, States gov- Imate vlotory at Yorktown. Nor It liy ihcwailng W^Tia~W the, schools are simply doing collec iver to the Warren county authors- fba Associated Press Is exclusively oautloi to tha liy ihcwailng ( rlltoHtaenlArgyiataener n on Page 20. UM tor republlcatlon of all news dispatches to It or not profifit of eighiht per cent to its stockholders. thony^Wayne, the. "Mad Anthony^ * a i Boys can make extra pocket money Othorwlsa credited to this paper and also toe local n*w» While it may be truo that it costs as much for the it the history school books and hero that the school stands in place of >t> the capture of Stony Point, was elllng The BegUtor.—Advertlsemeqt published therein. companies to arrange a loan of $100 as one of $300, a in their respoctivo states' as long as better way of equalizing this cost would soem to be bythe home in- the matter of educa- they are domiciled therein. During the he leader ln the foraging expodl- tion, late war a soldier or sailor, whether ion» - which /carried stores from WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH, 1983, a fixed service charge rather than an Increased rate of Interest In dealing with this matter the legislature Never in the history of the world drafted or enlisted, was not allowed 3outh Jersey t& Valley Forge. has tiara been a greater opportunity to vote from his encampment, but Jilt.was,.aa e, matter of fact,.the should take into consideration, that the operating costs for service to childhood through co- -was allowed to vote as an absentee success of these'expeditions which aa presented by the companies were not based on to-operative education than today. voter from hla home state. The vote led to tho Erltash invwloa ot Balem La»t Week's day's scale of salaries or other expenses but on pre-de- was forwarded by the United States Adults have never been more Inter- army and sold ballots opened by tho county and tha Bubseijuent matsaore School Elections. preaalon prices. The companies are entitled to a rate ested ln school* and their activities; election ' board in the Btata and at the Hancock house.' This bouse, which will allow them to operate at a profit which will although there Is plenty of room on county, wherein the soldier had his now the property ot the state, Is to Last week's school elections throughout the county secure capital on which to.work but no more. tho constructive side of this inter- permanent home, and counted as be restored as a fitting shrine to BARBER SHOP Showed that citizens are taking more Interest In school such a part of his franchise. I don't the memory., of the mlHtlamon and I . 8-Barber* In Attendance. No Waiting, est. While home and school have 1 affairs. In many places an unusually largo vote turned dons much together tho possibilities think this law has ever been amend- civilians who were killed there ln todies' and Children's Hair Bobbing In Any Stylo, out This was true not only la places where there of such co-operation are unlimited ed.-. . revenge for the.British defeat eart- were contests for members ot the school boards but al- Another Shrievalty Candidate and almost untouched. Home makers This being the case, why do tho ler at Qulnton'a Brldgo nearby. are seeking to be professional, par- taxpayers of Ulddletown township •o In other municipalities. . allow these soldiers to tell ua how In March, 1778, picked reglraenta ALL HAIRCUTS 50c ' The publlo schools provide tho most Important on the Democratic Merry-Go-Round. ents are seeking guidance and wise and •why wo Bhall spend our school Jrom ths British army ocoupylng 7 Mechanic St., Near Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. M tim-homn for tha bova and girls who :counc!Hng--wlth—tcachers-anflother appropriation? I claim it was ille- Philadelphia-advanced on Salom to I paronts. We are agreed that co-op- gal to allow the soldiers a franohiae —u«»n ~ . Samuel "i ..it.i i 1 IMWUIIUI. wo tu« ugrueu umi co-op* raid the farms) in the district for ln tossing his hat into the ring JraUon between homo and schbol la in the recent school election on tho cattle and horses. Under Colonel •will be the men and women of tomorrow. Bearing thlo above grounds, ' Indisputable loot la mind, It is strange that citizens, for the Democratic nomination for shorlff one thing! not only dealrablo but fundamental. Aa a comparison the status can be Benjamin Holmes SOO farmers pro- and especially parents, do not take a larger Interest in Is sure. In announcing his candidacy he has not fol-j There are many factors ln homo and contrasted with fodoral omployoos pared to ropeV the Invaders, and ac- lowed the same old stereotyped form with which the' school co-operationcoperato . EacEchh musust trec ec- living: at Washington; Di O.,. whore cordingly entrenched themselves on pnbUo school affairs. The schools and children would publlbl o has become so familiar. [i thhe fildfield off IfInfluencl e off ththe ur 5atl0nal 15 1 the far aide ot Alloway'B creek, a both be largely benefited U more attention was shown thcr e a "*?,"„realize th, e author-. tw ] ° y^P * to"^ locatedgovernment, , Mr. VanMater frankly states that he wants to be ° ; " The empl0 oes ol natural fortification for the rich In school elections and In the meetings o£ the school sheriff and ho makes no pretense of posing.aa a"sby JjdiJjJ."** whether military, naval or olvil, are farmlands,, and _Bponne. d by three boards. ' wild violet,"- who is a candldata not because he -wants not allowed to vote In Washington, upon the If they are domiciled in other stales, bridges,'one at Quintan, three-miles While In Red Bank last year only 22 votes were political preferment but because his friends have so- below Salem, one farther south, cast, this year's election brought out '1,409 voters. This ai of ei and ln order to vote, must return'to llcited him to run for offlce. tlon. How shall wo obtain that the' respective states in ..which they erected in 1709, and known as Han- large vote was due to the contest for membership on Mr. VanMater's statement Is refreshing not only be-' unity?) are domiciled. • • . cock's .bridge, and one at Alloway*, the board. Happily the contest was a friendly one and cause it is unusual'but also becails&'ltls a truthful ex-) If the schools are to realize the 2. Was It logal for the ballot cleric called Thompson's bridge. left; no wounda to be healed. The members who were at the recent school election to dis- When the British commander, Col- position of his reaaon-for runningfor-offlee.—He-wants-creative-abilities;;Of--the:-ohtld,-the tribute—the- ballots1 to—the-various returned to tho board begin their Dew terms knowing to be sheriff of Mohjnouth. county and Instead ot "beat- home must be shown how to avoid onel Ma-whoofl, heard of this "lnBC- voters, for voting, before the names lehce" 116 sent out a battalion under they have the confidence of the citizens. While tho ing about the bush" by saying that his friends Induced repressions. of tho said voters were duly regis- defeated candidates may feel disappointment, they have If schools are to teach home eco- tered? - Major Slmcoe to "chastise" the farm' him to beoome a candidate he comes right cut in the ers. The troops advanced, unobserved . AN INVITATION the satisfaction of having created a greater interest open and states that the reason why he is running is nomics; the-homo must knew; how I contend it was illegal for the In the schools, an Interest which should be continued to expand that program in homo cir- ballot clerk to distribute said ballots to .within half a mile ot Qulnton'r throughout:tha-year Instead of manlleBtlagitself_only hooauso-ibo -wants- the-job. cles, both as to the practical program to the taxpayers and voters before bridge, forced their way into th There isn't any candidate for publlo o)Bce, HBpub- of health and diet, and to tho less tbd name "aHd~aadresB^waff-duly Tioine of Benjamin~Weatherby,--bord- at tho school elections. * . N placed upon tho poll book for said ed him and his family Into the'cellar, •TTrTEVmcerely believe that it is important "- Ucan or Democratic, who is .not animated by the same tangible and more. Important family election and the stub number of said -mottVes aa Mr. VanMator frankly ndmlfji in hlo sUtn- islatlonshlps, Schools _teach hygiene and then sent out a decoy troop, ballot placed.bcaiao tha.nnxne...n{ .the Captain William Smith, thn aenloi V V for the well informed man and woman' ' •' ment as the impelling reason why he -will otrivo to be-and phyhslcal education, but its inVoter- , which, was not done. : : come sheriff. There is no reason why any citizen fluence is ln many Instances neu- I respectfully submit that it the officer at Qulnton'a bridge, saw the to havc "some^Sfibwledge" of"tKe~service"trIe T".;^ BiVsavOe themselves th e UUtrouble of ty men. . • -., . running for office Is because their frlenda have asked Utudes as shown In the home, as well going to the polls. What. Is arises. : /' ••••'• ^^door horse show Ka4 ever been given in this town and them torand not beciuio the 5obs ore desirable. a"a I"n- th""-e school—•---'. Thei•»•--•r- dat-•-'a- I• s no't answer?- Morri...... s Josephs. . Smith ordered his men to.retrea' btt oft Proved so successful that another similar event was In the wind-up of his statement Mr. VonMator asks complete without it Parents want, Leonardo, ,N. J. and the British followed, but M thoy 'vTo jlaaned for this'winter. . that the. members of his party support the victor, re- ^di chlldien to b» hW and..ef"! woro about to charge tho bridge, Col- For that reason the public is cordially '-•: Ices; in glorifying the horse as a means of raising gardless of whether he or someone else wins the nom- il^^^.TflJ".-0,!^^? i onel. Hand with bis Cumberland invited to inspect our establishment. Here..*, seonaey to carry on its worthy work, the Red Crass BO- ready for economic Independencep . I militia arrived and artillery and mus- Inatton. This shows a j T l:ot flro sent death and panlo into t»o y has struck a popular chord. From the earliest M«t. -•* ™.h ..«i f? P^ |) f"| Ourr younyoungg peoplpeoplee wanwantt uuss tto knoknow SchedulSchedulee oott MeetingMeetingss Arranged to you will have an opportunity to see the facil- COUnt has 1)eea nQ different from the "rule or ruin policy" so often adopted.' jif . as they know It—they want us Beach Every rotate Grower, the British ranks. ^ 1 J' ted for fins e th k Itth G taAi" J by "modest, shrinking shy violet" types of candidates aa frlendsr-not always as guardians! • The bridge was cut down single-' ities that are placed at the disposal of our * k d when they fall to get what they want and montors. How far have wo gone' Thoe lates atest facts on thtoee ususee o off powpow- jee I, both for purposes of work and for pleasure, and ---•"-- --.... . 'd t H h eI handed by Andrew Bacon, while the s n0 lc8s trUo now than ln iha ut< Mr, VanMater's_jBntranc6._lnto _the__ Democratic! tosathetogether in preparinnremrln?g folorr their Bn- equipment and_ growing _potatoee British Bhot at him. Ho was wound- 1 tbt P Wealthy New for 40 conta per busliel or less wl clients and also to learn jof the many things: pecs', business men have bought thousaadt'of acres ot shrievalty contest is gonorally regardeidd ass favorable tto'cloo T environment? * Ho* caa tho ed and taken prisoner and sent to that are done to lessen the burden of the , Ihlgtunouth county land in order to raise pedigreed sad- the candidacy ot Howard Height ot Manasquon. Among pF of home the prison ship, Jersey, in New fork schocl' unite to bring peace and un- d harbor. ! JJS'hcrBes and a number of farm owners have ftiund the wiseacres who have kept tabs on' Monmouth coun- MakB anot' e of tho bereaved, ty politics the belief seems to bo unanimous that Mr. derstanatag, honor, and obedience? ii? , _ Colonel Mawhood -was thoroughly "it profitable to turn from tilling the coll to raise horses What utandkrds of conduct havo we nearest you and plan to attendt , angry when he heard of the fight, at- &nd to cater to the needs of horse owners. Hones VanMater's vote will come'almost entirely from clti- M tacked the brldgo again. He, too, lenB who would be for Harry- Nr Johnson1 of Highlands helped our children to maintain? | $*«* VfcSftSSrV In extending this invitation to you and your are "more numerous in^Monmouth county than in any What-thought are we giving-to the- flrohomo.rohomo. rr — _-_. was repulsed with losses. Then-be jDther county in New Jersey and their use has steadily tor sheriff if Mr. VanMater. was not a oandldato. Per- many juvenile delinquents (bosldos,' Fehru»ih 7 10th—Dnteh N«k, 7ilB P.M decided to terrorize .tha" rebels. A friends, we do so with the firm belief that the • haps these prophets are right, but it is too early In the Tory brought him information that increased, despite the popularity of automobiles. ppunishment) who have been tho vie-1 J' 9,nn P Go to' the horse show Saturday afternoon and night. game yet to make any forecast. Lots of things may timti s off circumstanceit s whichhh we UUchwl. 00 p rebels were hidden ln the -old Han- information to be gained by acceptance will Judging by last year's event it will, be worth, more than' happen to upset present calculations. might have controlled? There Is not j ^ V ' cook house, built ln 1734 by Judge p wmb o Dr. William Hancock. A band of soldiers be interesting, instructive and helpful* the price of admission. Most of the horses' to be dis- One thing which seems to be more certain than any one of the seven objectives that a MarUft state plant pathologis proceeded ln boats down Salem creek played were bred and raised on our own soil. In these anything else Is that the Democrats will stage a bigger does not require the joint service of wl]0 wUl .u,,.^ mcmcn poiatpoiataa MM tt^ home and-school. There.should be placement of fertilizer, size of seec and up this stream to a point near depression days\when So many woes afflict the farmers ihow at the coming primary election than at any time i i f Hancock's bridge, where they disem- it Is gratifying that those who have taken up breed- since the World war. Up until the present year tne no educational gaps between them. £, ,6cd treatment, potato spray barked. They took the sentry by sur- ing and caring for horses have been generally pros- Republicans Jiavo held the center of the stage ln this There are three fields for activo Ing, distance ot--."?•"" planting, et. c prise and killed him, and entering R. R. MOUNT & SON perous. It Is peculiarly appropriate that the worthy co-operation—the nation, tha Btate A. O. Waller, chief of the Bureai the house fell on the sleeping men. regard. Despite, bitter primary.flghta nearly all of tho and the local community. Groat of Agricultural economics will give i Fuilernl Directors work of the Red Cross society should be advanced by ominees of- the ^Republican party have been elected. No quarter was given. Even un- state legislative programs have been summary of a farm builnesa curve; Frederick K, Adams, Mgr. such a noble animal as the Monmoutu county horse. Tow that the pendulum^of popular opinion, in Mon- armed, noncombatants, Including successfully carried out because our which was made ln 1931 covering 6: three aged friends, were slain. The indoor horse show Is an attraction of large bene- mouth county seems to sway towards tho Democrats, parents and teachora havo -worked farms in Central Jersey. A true com ' 135 W. Front Street, Red llank, N. J. fit to the community. It is to be hoped that it will be together. . . ,' • • The massacre only strengthened,! as shown by last year's landslide. It remains to be seen parlaon is given by Mr. Waller o: the spirit of tho farmers and tfcey Telephone 226 • so largely attended and BO successful ln other respects •hether the party can maintain its supremacy In the If parents would Join the teachers the cost ot operation Between trac vowed to die rather than'permit the as to leavo no room for doubt that it will be held again lace of a primary battle. and boards ot education ln creating ton and horses giving tb.6 avertgi British to take their goods. Even for next year. and Informing publlo opinion thore yield of potatoes on these 61 farm the gold the British now offered. So o-o-o-o-c-o • would be little or no dissatisfaction and the cost ot producing the cropi KHHHH Colonel Mawhood had to be content We Furnt.th National Cask*it with school programs and the future More than 100 growers were prei with burning the farm house of Col- iVhen Will Pedestrians welfare of children would bo assured. ent at the first meeting of this to; onel Holmes, driving his wife and 1 Family lea of meetings held at AJlentown Get a Square Deal ? - nlly_QUJ Doctor Laid to Rest. 1 inton clock. The legislature ot tho stato of Delaware has Just Lithographer Examination!. The Hancock house Is iltuattd ori In the death of Dr. Jonney D. Ely of Marlboro, The members of the newly organ- a winding road leading to' tha right stsed a law requiring pedestrians to carry lighted Tho United States Civil Bervle Monmouth county lost ono of tho last of It* old-time lanterns at night whon .walking on roads not provided ized Woliare club met at the home from Qulnton bridge. It Is a twb- of Mrs. Sarah Scott lost k and commission has announced that ap family doctors. Few of them are left. Now that Dr. with sidewalks. Any pedestrian who docs not curry a [ yj t, [ and-a-half itory brick dwelling, Ely is gone, tho most outstanding survivor is Dr. Asher 0 e anle 0 Charles C. plications will bo accepted untl fronted with red and glazed blue 'aatorn U liable to be arrested and fined. The Idea U to March BUi for positions ot chief or T. Applegate of Engllshtown, who at tho age of 86 years Barker on .Monday, They spont tho brlok. • , McNAtR'S MARKET •remote safety for pedestrians, but it is grotesque and time in making garments tor needy tlstlo lithographer, senior artl«t.' Is still practicing his profession and lining the duties g y gp, j Impracticable famlllei. A social tlmo and refroBh- lithographer, and llthographla press 19 E. FRONT ST., Phone 372. RED of mayor, a position which ho luu held many yoari. PATRIOTIC There Is only ono effoctua'l means of making con- ments were enjoyed. Those present man, for iJuty In Washington, D. C. •"•, Times havo ao changed that the old-time family iltlons safe for. walkers, that la by making sidewalks. wero Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Barker, Mrs.' or ln the nold. The entrance salary doctors no longer 1111 the eamo largo and varied duties Bed Bank Council of Religious Edu- Specials Thurs., Fri. &. Sat. 'ho cost would be lnslgnlflcant aa compared with tho Edwin C. Reed, Mrs. Catherine Far- for chief artlstlo lithographer I as wero true la earlier days, but for old-times' sake, if n cation Observes Holiday. romecdous amount of money spent to make speedways roll, Mrs. Wellington Wllklns, Sr., *2.° year, and for sonlor artlstl for nothing else, they will not bo forgotten. No pa- Forty persons attended the regu- PRIME RIB Top or Bottom ' 'or automobiles to scoot over, Pedestrians are taxed to Mrs. W. C. Simpson, Mrs. Walter lithographer and llthographlo prcsi tient was too huniblo or too poor to bo Ignored and Wyndorf, Mrs. Margaret King, Misa man ?2,000 a year. Certain spoclfloi lar meeting of tho Red Bank coun- ulid theso roads, but not ono cent ot the money Is used n. summons woa never mado ln vain no matter how in- Hazel Joffe, Mrs, Marian Long, Mrs, oxperlonco Is rcqulrod. Competitors cil of religious education lost Thurs- convenient It was to answer tho call for service. If 'or tholr benedt. Tho only rcoult of tho taxes thoy pay Kdwln Stoothoff, Mrs. John Spring- will not bo required to report to day night at the Shrewsbury Pres- tlio roads were blocked witty enow or othonvlao mado 'or this purposo Is to lnoreaso dangers for them. Either steen, Mlus Dora Joffe, Mica Ethel written examination at any placi byterian church. Fred England, ROAST Round Roast Jmpaaaablo tho old-Umo doctors B&lllcd forth on horao- hey must glvo up walking or encounter'greater perils Droycr, Miss Mario Scott, Mrs, Wil- but will bo ruled .on their trainln principal of tho Shrewsbury school, han over bofore. liam S. ICtlgland, Mrs. Eugene O. experience, and, Dtnosn. Full Info addressed the members on "George back to get to the liomco of sick folks. Probably most WAshlngton." Mrs. William Hlne of thcuo practitioners did more work for which thoy Tho whole trouble could bo cured lnoxponalvely and Ehlngor, Mrs. Oeorgo Withoy, Mrs.' motion • may be^btalnjd ^rom^ J ot tho Unlto sang two numbers. | The program, never received compensation than work for which thoy pocdlly by putting down sldowalka. Leglilatlon which Everett Bradley and Mies Dorothy " Reed. , Service Board ot ICxsm- which was patrlotlo In nature, was 25" K> •were paid. cqulrcs pedestrians to carry iantorns Is besldo tho lnor at tho n< 1 Bank In charge of O. Harold Nevlua. Ml«i mark. The tlmo Is mora than overdue for a squata deal Two ducks owned byy John II. ! " " r n< Tho old-tlmo fujnlly doctor wns moro thnn a healing 'or pcdcatrlans. Millions of dollars for speedways but Carney disappeared last woek. No WhiteRose Applesauce 2 '' "" 25c agent. Ho wan virtually a member ot every household not ono cent for aldewalksl That lm» been tho rule cluos wore left aa to whether they, whero liln skill wan required, tml till putlonta turned to and It la neither crotllublo to tho lawmaker* nor to tho wore stolen or killed by dogs. Tlin him not only for ndvlco about health but about financial iltlzcns who put them into ofllco. fact that there woro no fcathora or Freih Jertoy McNair'* Famous nrfalra nnd many oilier thlnK". It woa u«ually tho case blood marks ln tho barnyard has AIA POUK that these doctors had a dare for politico and such waa If a lion or n tiger wero at large tho danger to tha caused Mr. Carney to believe thnt , PORK tlis esteem In which they were held that they woro of- raveling publlo would be far less than that cauiod by ' the, ducks wero not klllod by CIORB ten dueled without ojipuitttlun. ho rtbiioncn of sldowalka. The worst gangster or out-1 but were stolon by » two-lunged of • those we aw Is na grcutur menaco thnn a heavily travolod road thief. •***& Dr. Kly v/aa ono of tlio finest repreaontatlvej t serve we SAUSAGE without nldowalkl. Both common «y (Until, 'i'lio |;(KH! whlclt )in did ln hta 73 shown tlmt DID omontlals of civilization are lacking nnd disposal of nil who call upon very «lclt with , ''•" Improvoip i of llfn will llvo nftt-r lilm and will Iiolp to preiervo tlmt In noina rcn|w<)ta At limat our mvicli vaunted i"»- memories ot tlio nrrvlr.e tlmt ninn of his typo porformixl sumclontly to ba out, but ho In Htm clilno «RO linn HlUn moro rdgnrd for humnn nafoly thnn unable to worW. Loin- Lamb Chops via* truo In tha tUn«s of tlio barbnrlui*. It IJ not necessary, of course, -fi-OO-0 < Mnrgiiorlto Mayberry, rti\iiRliti»r of Mr. utirt Mrn. Hurry Maybcny, In nl>- that our establishment lie Freih Jorioy Armour's Country dfint front har •tnill'H nt (lift Unit nied; It l.i made Available for Loan Companion nrul AMK.NIIMENT. Hank high aclionl nil ncrount tif 1^- ROLL Their Interest Jn liln flnnl tnamiitfo to tha Leglalattiro Governor Ina; slok with (trip. thoso who do wish to use It. Uin»u i'MX>tnni«nil«A «iiiandmanta of tlio bftnklnu lav««, Tli* lnillmt'mil nrwloly of llinMnlli. pill«t nhurnh Will Jinlct a Waahlnt;- Spare Ribs •flip lr-nl*Uit'irii In lining »k*l l>y tlio amall lull nil of wlildi aonro wall c«nald«ren ths Internal* of tho bfttiko, tlmlr tiny nlflnt nt tho horni of Mm. ltlu- WORDEN FUNERALHOME Butter ma nlluWMl In rhnrgn, A icglilnUva comtnls ntockholdrra ruid dApnnlloni, Thnra !• ont ohanfto, how- Ctnin (J. IChlncnr, At till) nvont llm ALBERT W.WOHDEN, DlroctoK »lon WM mirmlnicil In InvmtlgnU Ilila aubjnet mm ! over, wliliih ho omlltoa to mention, but wliloK parhapa, inimbnri of tho aoclofy will turn In )IM tiiada tVM rrfoit. Tim ftvn nnfliilmrn ara unnnlmou 2 U av«n t»ora ilotlrnble, nnd tint la a, lair oompoltlng their rainy iliy II»H« cimlAlnlnK onn im two pulnlfl Hint tint liiultiraa In a uncial and tooronwinrr.lal Imnka Uiat li>v« SAvtnga il«p«rtm»nU to o«nt for •null rainy day llm |>nnt nornln necennlly mwl llml n higher mla of int«rr> •'urP|jBl« | Im money dapoilted In thMin awountj and yattr. Tha ratn m0 «iit«ota<1 ii\ _28° %£! aliould I" «llow»il. lmt on tli« IHITHHI mla enil othei Invnitt It In llm anma way (lint Uis law oempoli mutual lia l«rR", an rnlny i1ny« Imvn b««n Pig»' Liver polnla tliny in mil uf <>nn mind. a*vlng« lirfnl<« lo Invnt tholr ilapoalU. very pravnlent, nupulnlly dinlnu IliU wlnlnr. Wlnil til* old r»l* of tl'ifo pfr r lino mid mis half per r«n In it nmnliar ot lli« btiiln In till* iitata tlmt »i»v» b«ml Mil. Wolllnut'in Wllhlim. Mr., an. ft frwillli, «ial>>' tit Ota i'(»n|'*nli>>i o«aiioo of llm wny amiia of III ilinney woa nnta mid would not b* nomiwllad to watt Hams WmpUll**'irtfctol Hi'lr Iwrmwrin Ilioy wvro forced ou »"i Itidsllnllo IIIMB Ix-fom r»(!«l«lnft; II. Mlngllnir **y elb 61 liu»l(l»w. A* »)<• •»»m|>U df 'wlmt Uirnweia liad Til* n«<1 Hank HejMcr tmval* Lamb 12 : ; with «.mm»rr|a| »(K>()H|i«« mid aiijiJ«6l-J Wy IWlJw tj)» H»rw f'*f t'fnl tn!»fM clMrvo, It mlirli # » UMj )' fl u lh )*Ul mmm' FREE DEUVERY RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY ,17,1932. Pace Thirteen '\ and Mra. A! M. Van Nostrand of Young, Ruth Young, Vivian Thcr- the benefit of unemployed men and Branch avenue, has been elected and Leonardo Newt. kelson, Daisy Lang and Wllhelmlna Marlboro News. their families. Installed grandmaster ot the Nu Phraner, Stanley Phraner, James About $50 was cleared last Thurs- of Bergen. Chapter at tbe Pol Omega fraternity. (TU B4d Buk Btglttor on b» bougbt Fhrancr, Jamea Kgldlo, Charles Mr.'and Mrs. E. J. Byrnes of Uat- day by a food sale and sliver tea at /"for Bt. Petors- Leontrdo »t tho itorei ol 1'rod Meytri 5 Body Builders This fraternity l« one of the largest ll Gena PaU Tabcr, Ponald Miles and John nwan visited friends here on Tues- the home of Mm. F. Marklle Schad Leon's »,wire, who dental fraternities of the country. Mount. . day. ! ' . . for the benefit of the needlework K CUSTOM nim/c r the past month, Mr. Van Nostrand la now studying Tho Progressive Bridge club will The Leonardo field club basketball Mrs. S. B. Wells haa returned from guild. Miss Kathleen Phillips of AUIOMOBUK BODIES. ome by V/ashlriB- dentistry at PltUburgh university. old a card party.Saturday evening team defeated tho Koyport team Flalnfleld sang several solos, with a. visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hcpalring, rnlotlnj, trrtmmlng. i birthday. Mrs. Dolllver will ra- ,Mr. and,Mrs. Fcrren' F. Blalsdell half-past eight o'clock at the home Saturday evening by tho scoro of 30 Georgo VanAken of Inwood, N. Y. harp accompaniment by Mrs. Schad. Column in florid* until the last ot of MlddJetown, township were recent Mrs, Waldermar Kaiser on Valley to 28. •-• . ', . ; Bert Gordon and family of Huth- Several harp solos 'were played by Triplex Solctj tilou. r : ! [_..hjQ '.••;•••••'•.'.•- .•;..•; .. ••",.:'• guoBta at tho Hotel Joha Marshall rive, opposite the. Klco estate. Mrs. Edward Oberlander, who hasford 'spent Lincoln's birthday with Mrs. Schad. ' Mlas Helen VenKeuren of South at Blohmondi Virginia, ' ..•'.. ?here will bo prizes and refresh- been sick with pneumonia, |3 Im- hls^mother, Mrs. Carrie Gordon. The Mlddletown bridge club met k»treot end her grandmother, Mra.M. ,,llr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kennedy lent* proving. Sho Is now able to bo about Mrs. Emll Greyer of Jersey City at the homo of Mrs. Frederick C. JJosephWildangerCo. TR. VonKeuren of Eatontown. left Mrs. Edith, Pbillppl spent Satur- ot Spring street havo returned from tho house. , ': . spent Friday .here. Tatura lost week. 4 « WEST si. a n. it. AVE. .today to spend two weeks at At- an automobile trlr> la Now York day and 'Sunday with hor son, Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Emerson spent Irving' Hance, Jr., who is a stu- lutlo City., • • •••••••• "•• ••.•" ;;:'. Phlllppl of Newark, .Mies Laura Fonlmoro of Asbury Connections with Now Jorsoy." ClvI ycnyfnri A An A yf w icfrAit "/eft IS INSURED AGAINST Park, who had a beauty parlor on FANCY FRESH-KILLED NORTHWESTERN clubs anil other men's organization: EVERY LOSS; Broad street, was severely hurt In havo beon Invited to attend, Ho TOMS TDESDAY oml WEDNESDAT en accident on hor way home from Mr. Ilnyca will bo In chargo of tli HENS •Florida. ' Miss Fenlmoro recently Feature at 3:OS, 7:33, 0:311 mld-wook service tonight Abe crave* Jovt, lift for Florida with friends and wos yet no ona man on h«r way homo when sha w»« hurt, can ealMy her Miss Jciriotto Grob of Branch avo- We maintain n cold hiartl Can any 8IXTEEN \EAH8 OLD. one man nil * riut, a graduate of tho Ann May ho/t- storago vault for tho woman'* Ilia? p|tat at Spring Luke, Is a patient at Alma Powell Had a Forty Saturdn; Sea that institution. ' protection of your val- Arthur Whlllng of Buonn placo, Mlsl Almn Howell of North Brldgo Think o( it'l Genuine Northwestern choice quality turkeys at these low who 1< a student at Poddlo nohool uable Furs and Ruga. 00M€ at IHghtstown, I» a mombor of tho avenuo colobrated her elicloontli prices. Either the Toms or the Hens, you'll find to smack of that delici- Paddle Initltuto track team. Ho took blitlidny H.turdty evening with a Valentino party nt her home. Those 29 part In the m(l« event In tha mconl 29 CENTS PER LB. ous, nutritious goodnesi that makes (or t healthy, joyous Sunday or MAN 'Newark Sunday Call' Indoor track present woro Pcnrl Kalph, n»rt CENTSfjPER LB. meat Capon,(. Marian Jlannlno, Herbert Colmorgiin, Dorothy Thompson, 8. Holiday meal. Buy one today. Give your family a treat. Claud* Oakeraon of William stront ir.mmono, Jeaslo Thomas,, Stton Ilon- !hru been confined to hla homn nld, Donald Illlery, Thnlma Ttiomnn, eral days with a severe nttaok ot Mnry Bo MnHo, flrn/ca Do , Msrln, OF COURSE, IF YOU PREFER, WE'VE OTHER EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE trip. IHmlly Tin Mirla, Tloba Holtol, Luba PHONE MIM Patricia, OopuM of Ilutinon lloltol, Carl lllnolt, Mclvln ltuovor, SPECIALS—for instance! ftvtnut vlaltod her grandfather, Wil- WlllUm Ooff, piiinp Jonuron*, M«ry FRUITS AND VEQATABLES RED BANK liam VanKeurtn, ot Jeraoy City, Innt Hlvoir.n, Iitn Jforoo, Albort Johnaon, SELECT QUALITY GREEN DEANS 2 LBS. 23c w«»k. Mr. and llr«. VnnKourim, Anllumy AmuVo, John Jnnnninu, (7nt- who formtrly lived In Hod Hunk. CELCnY HEARTS EACH lOo woml Milfor, Mia. W, B. HnMwIo ICEDEIta LETTUCE EACH So l«ft for Bouthnrn Plnoa Tuenday to 1 ITrnnCO llnlilwln. 2S00 visit Mr. and Mr«, deorgs VanKou- LEGS of LAMB TOMATOES 2 LBS. 2Be t«n ot that pU«a, SEALD SWEET ORANOES (210 P) . . DOZEN 2Bo Henry 0, Kunti and nohett J, TO rniJAOH AT HCHKUKCtAttY, TOP OR BOTTOM UVROE GRAPE mil IT 4 FOR lOo Patrick, faculty msmb«r« of th« SPINACH X LDS. 10a Itad Dink high ichool, apent tha r. K, W. Mnntnvllln Will Hponk nt raekvenrt at Phlladtliihli, llnlim afl HUIIIIB)'. ROUND ROAST Ib WaUon Bt«*nbur«n cf W»ll«cn t«v. lOnifat W". Mnnilovlllfi. rector FOR A HEARTY BREAKFAST Atmat vlsltud In Now Turk over the nt Chilul church at Mlddlnlown vll- LEGS OR WEAR .• 1 O Leon^s wuk-tnd, 1"K". will !>•> «pooUl )irpncli«r «t BACON. t Mr, %x\\ Mrs, Itarry Iloakayy «ndUnionn ll B. fk'hnn«oindyy. M«w STAR t nf WorUil»y aixl Me, York, next Ilimilny. IHH« •nrmnn will RUMPS of YtAL PeHb 13c tfy y t , n WHERE RUGS AND H V f U 1m lirnmlriiKt HlRlloIUII u WJVVIY at t ClixrIU thau III "Mii<» MM" *h«l Mn, Harry Vnnllrunt of Umg n'olock In thn morning. Yr<- HOUSEHOLD GOODS llrnnch m>«nt Nund»y In J«rn«yoity, Urday ninl tminy Mr. MamievllU wna VEAL CUTLETS.<* 35c [SKAMB CH0Psjb 29c I'arentdUitt Mr. «nd Mr*cetdimlK'. J«ir\«« lVmollll t lietr l oti lit a, Minfaraiico rrellml hy Illahop ARE BEAUTIFIED. ft nnnl»«n«rtdly l t lt Tiny *l 'l'runldii, Mr. Mnniln- •nUrUlntill lit11 * IllnmnllMn fnrnlllt y kt yllln'a mili.lt «V MliMlvlowii will lo Loin VEAL CHOPS * 29c SHOULDER of LAMB, ib 11 dlnntr. >•' lint lltimlay by olmllior rlorgy- Arthur RMOI* of iii nn, •rillon •» nivarVtfw linaplUl laal KUIIVHIII llriillioiliiiofl Moollnj, Tim rkunlnr monthly tneotlhit nf MAIN OFFICE & 11 to llumaim I'laat.vl^tUn httitiinHinnil 36 Monmouth Street, Red Bank PLANT» 1 VIII |««vo rrlrtay will ho iinlit ITrttfaiy ulelil at Dm Tb< ftwi Hank tnottur, Wr<. A, . f(»f Illiinann rip«h>Ull«n dim oil. Tim DVar «r*iy MMrt IB tew* « AilHUHtiJ M«lii«, to Ul« hull* •n?Ak«r will h« Dtiv, l)r, llatrla II, In V* fotintr1 «rhna* wlijitiit Mill hi YOUR MONEY BUYS MORE AT A WAGN£/9 STQI1I 'A .Iff- RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 17,1982.
by taxation was UMSB.61 Till total months with Mrs. Arthur ICpMln* Mrs, Bohulta of Guttanburf spent Matawan News. budget approprl»tlont Ipr 1993 artton. Mr*. Mildred Coddlngton mi the week-end with Ur, and Mrs. O. $53,568,91. In 1931 they wore #9,- In poor health whan aha began bar V, •Wlnk«hn«nn ' | Mr. and MM. Frank Fittenger Will (Tha R«d Bwtk K»stit»r c«n b« boualu visit, but she haa completely recov- Mrs, George Meyer entertained the Leave California I"rlday. h^lllUwu from J. T. Olowoa. US M«Io 235.63. • •treet and Jacob A. Leffii, lac.) Mrs. John F. Lloyd has raturotd ered as a result of her contact with women teachers of this place at a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fittenger ot from a visit with Mrs. Charles White ho good N«w Monmouth air. luncheon last Thursday. SPECIAL! Hudson avenue, who have been -Mrs. William Jordan, Jr., Is sub-of Long Branch. . Q) Mrs. Charles Stava hu returned spending the larger part of tha win- stituting In tho Matawan ' publlo A daughter haa been bom to'Mr. home from the Long Branoh hos- ter In California, •will noon start school for Mra. Wilson W.Hobrough. and Mrs. Anthony Tourlna of Main pital, where she underwent an op- GOSSARj^ homeward. They will lcavo Lpa An- ' Miss Madeline Egan, a student street Port Morimouth News! eration. Sheili much improved. nursa in St. Peter's hospital at New gelos Friday and will stop "off ,ln Mr. and Mrs. John Lyl» are oc- CTht R»l Bank Bailrfar uh ba boninl A daughter was (born to Mrs. Frank Foundation Garmti Be Sure to New Mexico to go to the Carlsbad Brunswick, was a guest of her moth- cupying their new home on Wyokoff . Port Monmouth it tb* atoraa oi Charlti Horoan at the South Amboy hospital OBADVATB 00IU9BTIEBI& caverns, which are In tho "southern er last wock. street '• , .-, lann.aait Salvador* SiMllona.) last week. • Alwayi la Attendanoe, • Miss Alta Lewis Is confined to her part of the state. They will leave Charles Jergar has returned from The neodlework guild met at the al7tWeroonu...vdim, tha main line at Clovls, New Mex-home by Illness. ' • a business trip at Anderson, Indiana. Acquitted of Murder. Edwin Corcoran of Texas was a home of Mrs. Alvira Ruppell Mon- eltcmeon tM... muilc, dancing* Girdles, ico, and will go by rail to Carlsbad Mrs. Albert J. Themack and ton,day afternoon. Grandvllle C Oaborne, formerly ot . rccrettlonanqiperb. and will later Join the main lino- at recent visitor to Matawan. who were visiting Mrs. Mabls Hoff- Asbury Park, waa acquitted at Mrs. R. T, Schock Is confined to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Casler en- Amarlllo, Texas. man of Jackson Height* have re- ertalned a, number of friends one Btroudnburg, Fenntylvanla, last week Btojt-lna, her homo by illness. turned home. nlgnt ]aat week. The guests were ot killing Clark Cunningham at Fopd Store Mrs. Plttenger writes that llioy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Blood were Mrs. Raphael C. Devlin Is visiting Pooono Manor In 1024. Oaborne had have had a most enjoyable trip nnd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1 Coddlngton Oonettes, Announcement recent Nowafk visitors. , her sister, Mrs. Martnlg Moll of Fair and their children Etta and Joseph, bean confined at an insane hospital that while away th«y looked for- Harold Smith of Jackson street Haven. A-her-daugbA 4)ntil-lut December when he^wes re- ^yanlltTrMqndaysfaecapsdfatlHte h jy _ ..._ j « j f 4 reiumed to • FLORIDA ALL-EXPENSE! T0TO3 ffiv-'ariH-MTrsPSuy-'Cheney-or-An- [r.'Bn)|-MHr Cheater leaes sB tBa eure(cd an Alia Bpaolal Inelualra loura to Brapslerea, day they received The Bed Bank The ladles' auxiliary of the Cliff- derson, Indiana, have been visiting Eiendrloks and their children Ches- Stroudsburg for trial. Waal and Havana.. wood flrc company will hold a bene- Register, which brought them "all friends at Matawan and Red Bank. ter and Thomu, Mr. and Mra. Stan- ••»• OTtmlpkl Strvlc* tho worth while news from home." fit • card party In tho flrehouse for Among the Matawan residents who ley Wernea, Mrs. Bill May Cottrell B*U(nn Miami and Havana Garter Biker* In Bermuda. fUduvad Ralaa, (ar Autoa a Eiren-fundi afenspeBdlSg—sa««"~tlBe "at"St jrid"lier son John and Mrs, Mary Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hiker of Riv- Belt! Vaughn Mackason, arrested for Petersburg, Florida, ore Mr. and lasl.er o&Ctsaville, Mlu Alice Soud- disorderly conduct on complaint of erside drive- sailed Saturday for Ber- Mrs. Henry Ellis of Main street. der of Headden's Corner and'Mr, muda on the Monarch of Bermuda. CLYDE-MAUORY LINES FOB , Luther Pitman, was sentenced to 30'Mr. and .Mrs. Emerson Lisle of and Mrs. Irwln Beaver ot Nutley. days in tho county Jail when ar- They have a winter home la the jFihaAttnoeor BVERt Main street, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis >H. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Massey and Mr. F1O17B& Contractor and Builder raigned before Judge Harry Bolte. Boyco of Main street and J. Ervln. and Mrs. Joseph F&lli, Sr,, epent Ocesn club colony there. Sr., last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mathlap Schotte ot Sunday at Asbury Park, SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING Miss Madeline Egan and Miss Irvlngtoa were guests of MM, Alfred (J. Boyd is now at Braden It paya to advertise In The Register, It pays to advertise in The Register, SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES Bertha McNally, student nurses at Schotte's parents last week.' Caatle, Florida; with hi) sister, Mrs. Telephone MO-M 160 Bridge Avenue, Red.Bank, N. J. St Peter's hospital at New Bruns- Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan, Jr., J. Henry Walling. He made the trip wick, have received their caps. Miss and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blood were >rt Saturday by airplane. Mr. Boyd Egan has undergone an appendicitis guests of Mr, and Mra. Raymond bad planned to leave Thursday jnorn- operation. Sho received her cap onShort of Nutley last Week. Ing, but due to*, heavy tog the Jour- returning from her home after re- An automobile stolen from Harry ney was postponed two days. covering from' the operation. Barker of Morrlstown road, who Is Mr. and Mra. Thpmaa J. Casler, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Aumack of a student at Rutgers university, has Mm. Chester Hendrloks and Miss FRANK J.MULVIHILL Ocoanport -were _tho. guests^of Ur. Alice Scudder spent Sunday with Mr. b«on'-returned_to-hlm_byJiieJNew_ and Mrs. Uel Rockhlll' on> Atlantlo Brunswick police. The car was stolen1 (jsa-MrsrConover-Caaler-oi-Holms- Successor to avenuo last week. from the college grounds and was ;on. Mr. and Mra. D. S. Martin and mi.ialng several days. .Mrs, John.E. Bennett, Sr., was a daughter Esther motored to_ Balti- Richard Dltmar of Port Rich- visitor at.Jersey City lost week. HOWARD FREY more, Maryland, where they visited mond, New York, was given a sus- William H.'Mallett, Jr., has' had a Bert Cartan, who is a patient in the pended sentence and assessed $2 :ellar dug for a house which he will 74 MONMOUTH ST. TEL. RED BANK 609. Johns Hopkln hospital. costs when arraigned before Record- jccupy. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dill recently er Harry Bolte, _S_r., on; chargeiiof Miss Dorothy.,Frank was' home entertained "Mr.' and" Mrsr Harold speeding and cutting trafno signals. jvef the week-end, from' Montclalf Rotho and son Harold, Jr., of Hcl- Mra. Harry Ruder and daughter lormal school. Hot Water and Steam metta. Dorothy were'visitors at Newark on Mrs, Frank Gonzales was a visitor Miss Helen P. Strong entertained Lincoln's birthday. it Now York last Friday. for me Miss Esther Elfreth of Morrlstown F. H. Lloyd addressed a meeting John B. Bennett, Jr., made an ad- ":-.] Heating : last week. Miss Elfreth is a former of Odd Fellows of Belford Monday Iress at a meeting of Rarltan grange state president of the Woman'3 night. if Keyport last week. Christian Temperance union. -Mr. and l(rs. John Bauer of Brook- Captain Benjamin Donnls has ro- Harry Stlllwell, arrested for non-lyn were guests of Mrs, F. Howard lumed bis duties as a captain' on a SanitaryPlum&ing oupport, has been turned over to the Lloyd last -week. New York ferry boat after having Long Branch pollco by Chief of Po- Mrs. Sally McKeen of Richmond been laid tip several days with a RED CR lice Edwln-C.-Sloat of the local de- Hill spent tha week-end •with Mr. heavy cold. partment. . , Garrott McKoon. The first aid and safety squad is completing" arrangements "for 'a " The Matawan borough"councirhaa Mias Lillian Gordon of New York adopted on final reading the revised dance and chicken dinner to be giv- •was tho guost of her slater, Mlsa en tomorrow nlglit at Louis' Restau- budget for 1932. Under ^hls budget Laura Gordon; over the week-end. the borough TesldentsaTB caileflup- rant on the state highway-near-Mid' TinRoofing Sheet Metal Work Mrs. Mary Neu celebrated her fSUi dletown village.' There Is every In- on to raiso by taxation the sum of birthday with friends at her home $27,730.00. In 1931 the amount raised dication of a large attendance. last week. The ladles' auxiliary of the fire Mra.Ugy company •wUl-hold"K'danca Saturday lavisiting-her "parenta,--Mr.-and-Mrs. nightVFeb>u~ary~27tEi~at~tHe^scho61- John J. Graham. hpuse. _ . . Miss Bernlco W. Brown ha* ac- Mrs. Albert Maxoon and Mrs. Jas- cepted a position with WaUon Arm- per Morrell and her two children strong & Co., a New Terk brokerage have decided to rernaln at Tarpon House; Springs, Florida, until Apfll. Orig- ^The-Skllllng quartet, featuring the inally they had Intended to return eight-year-old singer, Robert P. Skll- home in March. 1932 llng, Jr., will give a' program In the The fire company has bought a high school auditorium Thursday first aid kit and placed it on the afternoon. This is the second time fire apparatus. One day last week Afternoon, 2:30 P. M. Evening, 7:45 P. M. tho quartet has given, a concert In the firemen held a fire drill at the tho school. The affair Is under the sehoolhouse, during which they prac- direction 'of John E. Bennett, prln- ticed carrying persons out of the clpal of tho school. biilMlng by means of a ladder. Be- Admission: Children 50c; Adults $1.00. Elmer Snydam "of Valley drive Is fore leaving the premises the Ore- confined to tab-home by injuries su»- men filled In a large hole in the road talned .when ha 'waB .struck.by_an which was covered with-wator.-Thls TICKETS ON SALE AT: KRIDEL'S, CHAMBERS' PHARMACY, automobile driven by Joseph Stein has greatly Improved the appear- of Asbury Park. Snydam was walk ance of the street besides adding to REUSSILLE'S OR ARMORY ON SATURDAY. ing "along Valley, drive -when Stein's the convenience bf'autolsts. car struck him. Stein told the police Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Schmidt of lie failed to see Snydam. the Utter CatskUl, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph suffered several severs cuts and Schmidt ot Fair View'and Mr. and brulsea. Dr. Oscar H. Huyer treated HECKER'S^ SACK the Injured man and he waa taken to his home. NOTICE. GOLD MEDAL To MATB&W H, MATHI8EN: 12 lbV While at New York Friday, Rev. By Tlrtn. of an Ord.r of th« Court ef Thomas S. Cobb, pattor of the Pres- Ohanc.ry o( New Jtri*;, nodi on th. CERESOTAT d»t. hanof, In a CBUlt whir.lll Chirles SSACK byterian church, attended the opera, L. Iknn.tt tnd Joiiph H. Appltiral., ex- "Lucia diLammermoor." •cutan undir tho L»«t Will and T«iU- Harry Dator, a-former resident mtnt of Klnathari T. Field, dactaa^d, ara Solid Packed Tomatoes cbmplali)iinti, anrTyou •ro.d.fthdant.'yoir liorc, spent a few days with Mr. and irt requlrad to anp.ar and amw«r tho Mrs. W. A. Close. Today Mr. Dater Bill of aald compialnanta ou or bafor. tha ninth d«/ of April, next, or th. aald BUI falls for Paris, where he has mads will ba taken aa canfaHteil atralnit you. his home for a number of yeara. Thd aald BUI Is flltd to foraeloia a Tha officers of the Order of th' mortganj Blven by Mathiw H. Hathlaen to Charla^ii h. B«nnatt and Joaaph K. Ap- BTXRHATIMUX TBEE WUIUNd Eastern Star will hold a card party ptltata, axeoutora under tb. Lait Will in tho Odd Fellows' hall tonight. an<) TaaUraint of Blnathtn T. Flald. de- I*. H. Lloyd attended a conference oaaaad, and dated th. twtnty.nlnth dajr of Ootobar. 1880. on landa In th. Borons of' of superintendents at the normal R«d Dank, County of Morimouth and school at HUlwood Lakes yesterday Stat. of N.w Janar. Datad Xebruary 8th, 1082. Dr.' and Mrs. Robert B. LInehan APPI.BOATE, STKVENH, FO.HTF.Tt -were-gu«>t*-ot-ir!«iids-at-XUzibatti- & BSUBSItLE. over tha week-end. SolIcUori ot Complain ant i, Miss Elizabeth Hlgglns bad aa he 94 Broad EH not, Ifed Dank. N, 3. GRAPEFRUITilOc guest last week Mlsa'Helen Logan Mofitnouth County Orphans1 Court. of Gcrmantown. Pennsylvania. Pleasure Cars In tha IT,attar ot tha aitata of Ihomaa Frobakarov A. Bhagw&t of Bom- On patlUon for aata of landi to piy dabU< DHEED1 BAKEttS".« "STOSHIME" SPECIAL/ bay, India, spoke at the evonln Order to ahow eauia. IUullura H Coulton. admlnlitratrlx of OLD HSmON ODfOEB'. OBEAM LUNCH Worship In the First Presbyteria tha eitmta of Thomfta Coulton. dacaiiaJ, Found picVaga 7,"7;,,..i. church Sunday. Mr. Bhagwat dis- having axhlbttad under oatb, a tru* »e- For economical, dependable'transportation and long coant of tha paraonal «aUt« und dabU of cussed the subject of "Christ I aald Utaitatt, wbiraby It appaara that Troubled India." He wore the nat- tha paraqnal tatttt o/ f th* aald ThThomai a ional costume. Congregations ofth service, these cars are unquestionably the equal of Coulton. etecaaiad, la IniufTiclant to pay 49c hla dabta. and raqaaitlng tb* aid of tha ROOMS First Mothodlst and First Baptis court In tha pramlies, churches worshiped with the Pres- motor cars coating much higher prices. It la tharaupoin on thta twanty-alibth 3^^i_ _, 39c byterians on this occasion. Mr. Bhag daayy of January, IB St. ordirad that alt Qrun Clrolj Eranl Bw««t tsd Ttcdtr-Stra Ho laraona Intaraatad in tha landa, tantminta. »rtr» «M Qtudlr/.wril trafltywill onlUrt 1 onUniry t. of tho highest priestly cast, I and raal ••tal« ot'th* i ,. a product of Christian mlislons, Thomaa Coulton. dacmad, appaar btfor* Cfg Bui OtorgU Bnnd l.iait ' having renounced Hinduism. Ha Is We have five of these brand new, nicely finished thta Court at ih« Court llouia In tba Borough of FraohoM, on, th* fourUenth Macaroni tuny Atuilylng far a doctor's degree dar ot March, 1882. at lOiOO A. M,, tn at Columbia unlvorslty. After he ob- show room jobs, equipped with moto meter, spare ahow cama why ao munh of tha laid tnlnn this he will return to Southern landa, tanamanU, heradltaminta and raal *alat« of th* laid Thomaa Coulton, d«« India nnd take charge of a socond- tires, tire covers, tire locks and rubber pedal pads, cakavd, ahduld not ba told ai will ba auffl* ary school. Mr. Bhagwat Is acquaint- cltnk to pay hla d«bti. OIIBIU ed with Gandhi, tho nationalist lead- Ii la iurth»r ordarad that tiili ordar ba which we offer at the following reduced prices: publlihad In Tha Had Dank llagtatar* ona CRAB MEAT er In India. ( th* nawipiipari of this itata, for aU •miMAiDtt '•alia at laaat onra In aaoh WMK. * JACK rsoai xxxz ooxnonoKiui's o nv nc ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Dernt>erg«r JOSEl'H L. DONAHAY. SEEDLESS RAISINS POWDEUO cm lmowa BDQAH n J MC hnil no. their guests Sunday Mrs, Sale Regular DAVIS 0. Xl vHHxuoi\tiiM!t{' Adclnlda Dernberger, Mrs. Adelaide Price Saving Lyons nnd daughter Verna, Mr. and Price IN CHANCCRY Of NEW JERSEY. ouiiiraAiipSSr^ & BAKING POWDER Mni. Wlllard Anderson and daugh- $ To AUK MIYNILDSISN an6!i(stoaw8Bwr BAKKB'8 MOMT . iinnolln, Maryland. William Dern- of th* data hawof In a cama wh«r*ln f bcriTfr wan home from thn La.w- TOWN SEDAN Elianor W, McCurrrmrk la romnlalnant, 1BUCK PEPPER COCOANUT °" roncfjvlllo achooL He returned thcrp !725 *140 and A»k IUrnlll,,, » US.G.Coffe*' oiuiioB>r.itoB'. J OttJIRN OIR0L1 (i.Inn mortaaimortsajra mmiili a by Mk llr/nl!ifaan Troop No. 7T Of boy §6oul« of thla (llnilailngla) loJCIaanlaJCIaanomr W. MrCormaeV, baar. (Jt'i Tr.ih, IVi Oood' plnoo won nn advancement contaat VICTORIA COUPE , ^fOronad or Baan j *675 130 J_nmi data Fatmiarralmiar.r lath.. . tall. In tha which vvrta In jirogreai a«v«rnlw«»k» 545 aum of ID,otio.ooIJ.Ono.Ol),. wlilrwhlrh mmliaaa wu r«. TEA ecT'lail InIn lha Monnmith (JnunV Olark'a In thn fourth illatrkL Tli» troop $ Hook »1« n( Mott(a«a>. iiaia l<(, ; I moral 700 point". Til" Hal ford boy SPORT COUPE—with Rumble Seat $£gQ alt*. I -an d) Ilno foraflnafr---' a a oorUIri fn<7rlaafta ~ 32c r |Tlna rla»or-l#«Mt frf,, S95 raadarnaaa# ion, «t«, t arM vhlrh III'.I) HANK I AIR lUVr.N Itlvnrnldo Height! to hla now holiaa coit and any of theie car« may be purchased on the baiii of One-Third tnartiaiia Waa Mailaitatl hf llanjarnln ,J, Mr. .-..m 111...in Mr. ',!., OHil A».rMi aL thin plncn Inat woalc. ' Cnr. Ill Mi. Av>. A WMI II Mr. T. ll..,.n,Ml,.r Alhort lrront arid hla ion Illchard, Down Payment nnd 12 Equal Monthly Payment!. Mr. Anrl,.w ClUr.lla I'. O. III). 1.10. Mr J.,.1. fl tylio liava b««n nwklnc * (ojourn In *« Monmootrt Olr»tl llnliiiil.l. Callfm lilfl, will loava Xur lionia by Wo nUo offer an attractive a»iortmcnt of re-conditioned Uied Cars niitiiiniihlle Unlny. Wlill* liar liua> 111 r"rr«nl"l'a>l. IIA/I ri inii.r, .iii.vrn reaionnbly priced. Mr. Wllll.m P. l(.lll hnml la sway Mra. Troat I, ilaylnt r Ml.I.II. II,,,,. wllli liar rmiain at Kuwark. Mr«, w^it\ rnrtilgava ai I'farl niraal, Mill. Mlv,,, \n i. r»i>ar tn >«ni|ilalii«iil on Janflaty Kicmt wai at lj»r lioin* at Hill Jilafa In. .IV.I313, wnUh aailart|nanaailartlnani lli«l f tint bean Mr. Onmlrilflt M»rt!f»it* Mr. T. M. I «n.| you. Aak RrralMwri a £•• Mttloula 31...l. Tuoaila/ of l««t «•«)(, lanlalMn, a« ln« «*>4r In »a Mi (.....«. r, M. I'.nl l'.,l.l fulmar .nit n»».|..,,n A..«H... r n tnialiioaii trl|> tit mvarnl inontha In Mr, foula fldtUn. Mr. H-I...I r R.,1., 11 Illv., ||.,.,I. rhflf fi..|i..l.l Jia Ml, tha liuiitli Artl"rln«n rapnbllca, la r . now A.1 I4nia, }'«ru, M,, II..,I., A. V-,.1 Mount'English Co. r.ATONTOWM "I I'almt, Ao«u>, eninliolli Uoborl*. 4 Mra. Howard W. Hoi I*HII M«nMi,iitli 1H»«4. r«<»iv*riHi from «flp. IU.I.Lr lr»»,|, —Red Bank In (own «44 Mra, Wlliiiwl CVi4<1ln|l«rt ),«• r»- t^l It Mrry ymir lo h*r hem* tX i |W* ..n V ; • :*V RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 17,1982.
ing of the Holy Name society Mon- the bridge last Friday. Another car repairs and Improvements aro being Atlantic Highlands day night. The society cleared $123 coming, in the opposite direction mode at various residences. Some- at the card party laat week. thing like a return to old-time pros- (Tha IU4 Bank Rasltttr can b« boncbt skidded and hit the Iron girder on In Atlaptlo HlBblandi at tha atoni of Miss Catherine Fisher, Mrs. Ellza- the bTldge. All machines were dam- perity conditions has put in ap- William htft, W> LamburK arid A. Kati); both Fisher, Mr. and Mr«. Corde axed. " ' • ' '•'• pearance. As tho rouult Jra tbnference last and Welter and Marcella Corde of Miss Mae Hey«r of Holmdel visit- Mrs. Harold Youngs has been .ebJc'ipf tho borough officials with Brooklyn visited friends »t Leonardo ed Mrs. Jesse Clark of South Peak Spending several days with hor [tie Jersey Central power and light oVer the week-end. street last week, daughter at Nowark. " , company eleven' street lights on First Charles Feck of Ocean boulevard The work of, building the bulk- avenue were' cut oft until June let fell off tho front porch of his home lead for the protection oC tho beach This will mean a saving .to the bor- Saturday. No bones were brohen, River Plaza News. nearly completed. Alfred Fall Is seriously elck at his qifgU of about $800 In that period. iut Mr. feck lias been laid up with About 70 persans attended the sup- 'en llgb'ts on Memorial parkway ihock. . ' . per of the Community club Tuesday 38 Monmouth St., Tel. 3075 Red Bank, N. J. ijave boen discontinued for tho same Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Carhart enter- night of last week and the profits There Is little change in the con- length ' of time, reducing the ' coat tained a few friends at a bridge amounted to tSO. The club held 1U dition of Kelson Raub, who' has Formerly AL. WYMBS. y about $200. It Is tho council's plan party Saturday night • regular monthly meeting last night. been confined to the house with set-, 10 reduce the borough's street light- Mayor John R. Snodeker ha* re- Tho 600 club met at the borne of tlo rheumatism several weeks. "" ing bill this year at least $1,000. To ceived a letter from the Central Mrs. Harry B. Clayton of Bed Bank Many residents of tls place at- effect this saving a number ol lights railroad company regarding the boat last Thursday. Mrs, Benjamin H. anded the roll call service at the FREE DELIVERY, will ba cUt off shortly after. Labor service .next summer. The letter Crate, Jr., and Mrs. John McClain teansburg Methodist church last day. . " ...••'•'• stated that tho. company has been won first and second prizes. Mrs. eok. •Mr. and Mrs. John Fi|lsbury spent discussingiscussing; plans to improImprovv e the» servs - Mary Longstroet received the heart Mrs. Hogardy of Jersey City spent WEEK-END SPECIALS FEBRUARY 18th, 19th, 20th. jjrjzejand Mtg, Edward H. Scattor- Saturday and Sunday with her |n^th^ ea and-that fu7thor-detaU»--gill.bn : naclo Mojinet of Elizabeth. torwardeS The" niayor"Jrrthvs'Hear goodgtlSc]odt lfiS"liloSr]prlit«;z3rp B . A now chassis has been bought tor luture. .' •'• . • next meeting of the club will be held Mr. and Mrs. William Jacliwln arc WE, ALWAYS XJVBvtP TO the poBtofilce parcel post truck. Thursday afternoon, February 28tb, lick with grip. Fancy Top or Bottom at the home of Mrs. Crate. OCR BTJtL- WEIGHT TON . The Weller auto ealoa corporation H. P. Meyer has taken a contract opbnod for business Monday in the Highlands News The firemen were called to I4n- to remodel the Lovy otoro on Corr BEPUTA^tONr.. TBV'UB FOB Bhalo building, formerly oceuplod roft last Friday by a. fire in a ga- avenue at East Keansburg. Young by the Bncdeker-Nach agency. Tho (Thft Had BanV Basl.Ur caa-bft bought rage on Brookdale farm. They did The ladies' auxiliary of the fire Round ,, COM- AND SBE, .\ • ;..,.' Weller firm will poll Chcvrolets. Wll HIht.d at BUBadle'' c ddra g (tort e ud ery effectual work in putting out :ompany will meet at the flrebouse the flames. llam-Orth-arid John W. Wollor are . Btamen'a atora). - -: anight.' The auxiliary has gained a partners In tho concern. ; Tho fire company hold its annual Mr, and Mrs. Frank S. Curtis were Mmbor of now members of late. Turkeys ROAST Mr. and" Mrs. Wsltor Homer will dinner Saturday night at the Lions guests of Mrs. Peck of Atlantic Jacob Kurtzschonglo is Improving spend the coming' woelo-end with club headquarters. About 1BQ per- Highlands on Sunday. Irom Blckness. relatives at Waltham, Massachusetts! sons were present. The Invited Mrs. William Best Is confined to Peter and John Meyer of Irving- 146 ffifyi'Pl PHONE Morris Joslln, who was operated guests were the'borough officials, tho the house with a severe cold. Mrs ton spent the week-end at their bun- AHOUTH EEEGEI MO BANK. school trustees, the ladles' auxiliary, Frank B. Curtis" and Mrs. Albert galows here. ST. ,M«llMWP 1019 on for the removal of his tonsils at 1 he long Branch hospital, has re- first aid squad and George Both, a Lindenstruth attended the 'Washing- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Terhune of Boneless ThtXnswirtothittimingQiwtw. sumed his duties as distribution rotirod captain of tha New York on bl-ccntennlal meeting of the Newark spent Sunday with Mrs. Fresh-Killed superintendent of the County gas flro department. Percy Hauser was Woman's club of Bed Bank, on Fri- Helms Johnston. Foreleg of company. ' toastmaster. A Virginia ham dinner day. George Breunlnger and Edward was Bervedl It was prepared. by Mr. and' Mrs. William Gaughan Kopp were vlBltors at Nowark over Miss Alma Daustor underwont an ipent tho week-end at Philadelphia. the week-end. FOWLS ojieratjon last week at tho Spring Giorgo Brown, and tho fire company SPRING in~Bppreclatlon of his services pre- Mr. and- Mrs. Addlaon Sanborn, Jr.r —Mr.—and—Mrs.-Theodora' Osmera Lake hospital for tho romovalot hor and two children Barbara and Rob- ind their daughter Dorothea of Jer- tonetls. Miss Dritister and Miss Es- sented a blanket to him. Dancing (4-ft. Average) was enjoyed with aiuslo by Chot Ar< ert of HUlsdale spent the week-end sey City were recent guests of Mr. LAMB" WHEN[TS AN... ther MortonBon will cntor the Spring with Mrs. Addison Sanborn, Sr. and Mrs. Peter Sapanara. Mr. Sap- LaUo hospital as student nurses tha thur's orchestra. ' anara spent Sunday at Hackensack Tho Republican' club will hold'a' Theodore Voorhoes, -who is 81 years coming spring. old, gathered over ten bushels of oy- A supper tor, tho benefit of tho .BoV. Hollls A. Hart proached- Sun- dinner next Monday night at Bohr's Spiritualist church will Lo held at restaurant In observation of sters last week, day afternoon at tho Port MonmoutU Th? MlBSes Brand and their nep- the church Saturday night Home-Made mission. ngton's birthday;- - Rev.-Mrs, EIslo-Bartelli pastor of Rib A special meeting of the Methodist hew Dee Cunningham of Rod Bank Frederick Roberto, son of Nelson spent Friday with friends at Now the Spiritualist church, is on the sick Roberts, who has been In a serious official board will be held tonight list. Last Friday tho Bervlco at tho following tba tegular devotional ser- York. condition following an operation for William Best's car skidded and church was conducted by Miss Hen- LAMB mostoldltls, has taken a turn for the vice. At last Sunday night's service rietta Mills and Mrs. Peter Sapa- Rev; Walter S, B. Powell, the pastor, turned over at seven o'clock on Sun nara. On Sunday the services wore and Fresh better and Is now slowly improving. day morning on the Tramp Hollow A colonial sociable will be held on preached on the toplo '.'Lincoln, The in charge of Mrs. Theodore Osmers Practical Christian." Road. Mr. Best was shaken up and and Mrs. Peter Sapanara. Tuesday night, February Sad, at the much bruised, but—he WOB able to : George £1. Jenklmon has sold a lot Chopped Meat Presbyterian church; •— •— walk. homo. The top of the qar was The choir of Bt. Paul's Baptist at SeNormandlo Beaeh to Warren Put That Boom to Work. Peterson of Wow York. badly damaged. The difference between a vacant church sang Sunday night at tho The Woman's club will bold a room and a rented one may make Central Baptist church. St; Paul'8 Tho coffee circle will hold a card :1 PRICE party February 27th at the homo of Washington bl-centcnnlal celebration the difference between on uncom- congregation-attended-the service. on Frlday^nlght ftt.the River Plaza fortable home and a comfort- IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT THIS STORE ON r. Every Exldc It to priced "flirt" A baptismal service will take place Mfs~Henry-Heineck on Barberle able one. Many are helping pay th avenue. schoolhouse. Tableaus depicting Sunday night, February ?8th. at the characters of .Revolutionary times rent by letting a furnished room or 8 Inferior batteries prove ex- Central-Baptistchurch...! .„;.. Miss Florence Lets and Vincent so. Use the Register's want columns SATURDAY FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS. Luis spont • Sunday- with l4r. and are to'b.e'presented by members of and- secure a desirable boarder.—Ad- ppmWa. Low Ant cost tor Mlsa Evelyn Mason, a teacher a Mrs. Aundt of .Elmhurst, Long Is- the. club," J.~ Howard Lloyd," "Su"iSei> vertisement. . " the Orongo high school, spent the visor of the Middletown . township aether with uniform quality woak-end with her parents here. land. schools, will make an address, —Mlsa Mary Carroll-of this placo and Mrs. George Schmidt and her group - in6thw,~Mrsr Gautchy,—were visitors childrert_f sprn_jthe_schoo Mlsa -Sarah—Hanson—of -Naveslnli : wilill present a sketch, under the di- spent part of last week attending tho "StrNew- York-Sunday.— «longer period of time maku Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8culthorp, who rection of Mrs. Edwin Broach, prin- Olympic events at Lako Placid. cipal of-tiie school. At the conclusion ^ , Exlde your best buy. . Tho American Mechanics' and" Odd aroT6urIhg~ifr~Callfornl8r~ttre"~at Hollywood this week. Of the exercises Fellows' lodges have bought a dar will be held at the home of Mr. an basoball outfit arid the two organi- Mr< and Mrs. Harry Smith have ar- W Our Service Car ^ rived at West Palm Beach, Florida. Mrs. Petlrigale for the club mem- A sations will play a game onJFrlday bers and their guests. night of this week. • Oscar Hauser won first prize at the Is Always Ready, •weekly card party of the Trailers' A chlmnoy fire Monday morning club last Thursday night.. The con- In the homo of George Bristol on solation prize went to Mrs. A. M.Hob- East Keansburg News tho corner of Mount and Third ave- ertson. Mlsa Cora Bailey will ba the nues was put out by tho firemen hostess at tomorrow -night's gather- The Homestead Park Improve Howard GafTey, Norman Olson, Ing of the club. ment association will meet tomor- 5 • Sovrro Soronson, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Tho Welfare society was reorgan- now night A largo attendance Snydor, Josoph Dander, William Mo- ized Monday afternoon at tho horn expected, as several matters of larggi Gllvcnoy and E. J. O'Rourke attend- of Miss Cora Bailey on Fifth street importancit e to the community ari jJohnHanserij ed'the Olymplo gornos at Laka Pla- Coxa driven by Mr». / Minnie acheduled to receive attention. cid tho latter part of lttot wodfc. Morse and James McGrall were bad' Mrs. Elizabeth Hallowoll la slow] A 42 West Front St., j Mrs. Thomas Bowd of South ave- ly damaged In a collision lasl Improving, but oho la still confine* nue to 111 at tho home of hor daugh Thursday at Sandy Hook, N/o on to the houso. Sho has been sic i RED BANK I ter, Mrs. Wallcm of Grantwood. was hurt. -'- •- - J—:— slnoo last November.—, J. J. MoQulro of Perth Amboy, A truck and an automobile owned Several new houses have bee' lawyer, gave an address at .the meet- by out-of-town parties collided on startod here the past few weeks en
64 Broad St. Phone R. B. 81S Free Delivery. Values from $119 to $149 Specials —Thurs.,Fri. & Sat., Feb, 18, J9, 20 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! BEST ROLL BUTTER CHOOSE FROM in Red Bank—LION BRAND 10—3-Pc. Suites 3—2-Pc. Suites MAZOLA OIL Middlesex Tomatoes HEINZ BEANS 1—3-Pc. Davenport Suite qt. cans 36 No. 2 cans—2 for <1 ff c cans TE ANNOUNCE ALSO Thai This Sale is not made up of a lot of cheap merchandise bought up c»pccinlly for Sale Purposes. Every Suite is from our Regular HiRh-Grade Stock and has been constructed according to Our Own Beechnut Coffee 32 Rigid Specifications. The Suites wo arc offering are priced regularly in This Store from $119 lo $149. Some of.thcso Suites wcro designed by Karpen—tho others by cqunlly well known manufacturers. Some are hnir-filled and all aro of the finest construction. A wido assortment of coverings to chooso from in« Jersey Asparagus Hersh's Sauer Kraut eluding Mohair, fine Velours and Tapestries. While They Last—those Suites c oir C offer an Unusual Opportunity as they are worth considerably moro than $69 Extra large can 30 > * 3 * 89 large cans wholesale. At the Snlc Price we aro confident they will not remain on tho Floor moro thnn a ftnv days no You must act promptly if you wish to tako advantaga Heart's Delight Prunes of This Unutunl Offering. Due to tho Unheard-of Low Price, wo ennnot afford Kippered Snacks CRAB MEAT to hold thcoo Suites.for future delivery. All orders on This Group musl b« de- 2-lb. box for C livered at once. 15 5 24 cans 74 Large Blue Goose Royal Scarlet Grapefruit Queen Olives West Furniture Co. KEYPORT, N. J. quart bottl* * h -l*f -,,»
Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 17,1982.~ is! entitled "Examination Day" endKeck basketball toom was I defeated road overseer of the district where Johnson and Mrs. William Lufbur- Lincroft News. although the exact date has not been by Marlboro by the score of 32 tohe lives. It 1* generally expected row were chaperonos. sot it will probably bo given some 29. Arnold Conovor made 14 of the that the township committee of Tha Navesink library will be (In. Red Bank Knitter can be boort time In April. Practice is held twice points scored by Colt's Neck. To- Holmdel township will appoint closed next. Monday In observance of at Xincroft from Edward Bouiraton. Jr., a week. morrow night tho Colt's Neck boys Charles A. Pools to auoceed him. who tai a dellvtw tout*.) WajhlDgton's birthday. A fence la being placed around the will play against Shrewsbury at this Mr. Pool'e Is th« oveneer of several •.•"•' ,'' ' "" ' ••»>» i SPECIAL! A large shipment «f otoclt TO re- property recently bought by the place. ,: other roads in the township. • It pays to advertho in The HestsUr. RAC ceived last Friday by the Peter Hen- Grecntref farm from George Mc- Now shades are being placed/in Enlarged mall service* is. now be- —Advertisement • derson experimental farms from Queen. the schoolhouso. ; ing enjoyed by the residents of this their Ne\y York department at Cort- Henry Molzon celebrated his tenth Many residents' of this place at- place. Since Monday there has been landt street The stock consisted for blrthray at the home of his parents tended the funeral of Dr. J. D. Elythree mail deliveries each .day in- PRICES the most part 'of a quantity of last Saturday. " • at Marlboro last Thursday. • ' stead of two as heretofore. ; Be Sure to seed which they will hava on sale Miss Rose Knight, -who recently Miss Gladys A. Wagner Is making at their new showroom. The com- W. Carroll Barclay has recovered suffered severe injuries in an auto from a heavy cold. a,short trip through the'Southern For Ford 1 pany's local office ia now officially accident, has greatly Improved and states accompanied by Mr, and Mn, Edward Swarthout, who is a ^tu> : open for business and additional is now able to bo "about. ".'. liarry Byrnes; of Newark^ • '—f See C a"* F equipment las been Installed. dent at Rutgers theological semi- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jeffrey and nary, preached as a candidate at Service The newly formed choir which wil. son, John Alfred, Mrs. Catherine the Reformed church on Spnday. Navesink News. rflidcr muslo at the regular Sunday Jeffrey and, Mrs. William Cross Robert Ritchoy, a Rutgers theologi- Some Timely Specials Food Store evening services being held at the spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. chapel prapOccs every Friday night. cal studont, who has, filled the pUl- Announcement Martin Mungavln of New York. plt the past two years or so, recent- ;c Walter S. Force, who has been church mot at the home pi Mrs. onsisting of Mra. Scott, Miss Mil- $£.90 February 24, the public school at this place. IIo dred Leonard and Mr. Coughlln. The March 0. 23. April S. 20 quite ill recently, is improving at his Sherman Hunt last Thursday. The Battery Only Shampoo 35c Hot Oil Treatment 35c has about forty rabbits and he-in- annual banquet of tho club will be vening closed with asocial season. home at Brooklyn. tends to give a number of them to Standard Time Mrs. Danto Daverlo 'entertained held tonight at tho home of Mrs. Final preparations are being made Lv. Red Bank ., -..9:50 A. M. his pupils and neighbors. I Houlltt. On Thursday aftor- y-the Epworth league for the mins- White or Red Henna Packs .„„„".". 75c her cousin, Mrs. Georgo Frattin of ~" S. Set Flyen or Consult AgtaU Long Branch, at her home here over the club will trel show to be held Wednesday Brakes Adjusted Artificial Eye Lashes $I.S0 tho week-end. meet at the homo ight, February 24th. . Wheels Aligned Tho Friday hrldge club will meet Conover. Mrs. Arthur McKoever of New Pennsylvania Railroad Friday at tho home of Mrs. Stanley its head around and struck Mr. Torlc spent Saturday with her par- Only $|.50 . Duryeau at Long Branch. ents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Havens PERMANENT WAVES' . "t0 breok Several young people under the di- f Monmouth avenue. REGULAR 18.00 PEEMANENT WAVES— rection of Mrs. Harold Potter.are Brakes Re-lined for The road to better and Tblgger busi- basketball William Kaoul and Frank Hower Including Sliftnipoo ana Sotting—_ T ness leads through Tfis Register's atl- practicing lor the presentation o{ a isited tho pigeon department of the Special Low S2.50 vortislng columna.—Advertlsomont one^ct play in the chapel. The play place Thursday night ^ mamm and Mra JoJln ^^ state experimental form at Vlneland ALIi OVR WAVES ABU GCABANTEED FOB 1 YEAB. tho Colt s Mrs. Jane Read and Miss Elizabeth last week. Mr. • Kaoul is malting Price of $g.00 Read. ' ' : reparations to faloe arid Bell pig- Many residents of this place at- eons. , - EACH OPERATOR jl POSITIVELY tended, a^danco^held by the -Marl- :Evelyn Salinger hag been^laid up -AN EXPERT. 1 NOT A SCHOOL. boro flro company Friday night. •with a heavy cold. LOW PRICES ON a The Helping Circle of the Re- Blllle Swan, son of Postmaster formed church-mot 0, few doyB-Bgo nd Mrs, William Owaiii - has boon _Oi.Ung and. Lubrication,: . Open: Evenings Until 9:00 P. JML _„ at tho home of Mrs. Everett Mat- sick with tonsllltls. Miss Edith WlUsIe spent the week- Washing, Simonizing thews. ; nd with ber parents at Ridgeneld Miss GertrudeGilson Is a new and all Ford Accessories. Parfc- ' " - -—-•••" NOTIC& OF-3ETnEMENT, OF ACCOUNT !• made for tin Bllowonco of commliilom Estnta of Hwdod Hj^Mngod, dee«B«ed. and counsfll feea, . . hospital. • Mr.—and-Mrs.—Arthur -Curtis-at- Notice liberiiby given that" tho^ac- —Datad-January S7,-A.-D.-1988, —•— :pnded tha funeral of Mr. Curtls's Mount-Eiiglish counta of th« RubBcrlfaer, «xecutor of tho THE BBOAD BTEEET NATIONAL ..-.'Tho-cholr.of..tho. Reformedchurchy «itat« of laid d«c«»ml, will b« audited 12BdattJRiElK Is prrc'-lsir-s every v/cek for-an Eas- irolher at BlteaBetH'last weefc and «Utod b? tho Burrpzata of tio Coun- E«nlc,.K,.J waste, but save your money ter c"-*.-.t(i. Last night a rehearsal The boys' and girls' clubs held a ty of Monmouth and reportad for aattlt' Alston BaaVman, Etn., Bncutor. ment to tba Orphan! Court p[ isld Coun- Counsellor at Law, ' w.-.d h-M at Iho homo of Mrs. John Valentine party Saturday night in ty, oa Thuriaax, the tantb day of March, ""•SaerBaSSrK J.i V" U can do IT in Sherman. • the library gymnasium. Mrs. Joseph RED BANK, N.j; A. D. 1883, at which tlmo application wUl Proctor. Holmdel News. The sociablo and entertainment at the Baptist chapel last Friday night drew tho largest assemblage which has ever attended an event in that CHNEIDER building in recent years. About 140 persons were present and everyono expressed appreciation of the flueen - MARKET tertnlnmont given. Tho principal feature was a playlet entitled "Tho Notice To The Public! Ladles' Aid." e ''Washington's Birthday." J. T. Cross . Holmdel T. D. Smith Freehold I 1'repiirnllonM nro being completed ^^ Rosedale, for tlio turkey ulippor which will bo Manalapan omatoes hold Tlumidny night, Fobruary 2Sth, K. C. Heyer , , Holmdel B. Kaplan Tin- tho benefit of the flro company. Pineapple There In every Indication of a largi J. W. KinWer Holmdel Vanderveer& Thompson Howell Mvo boyn of this placa wer« »r- rentcd a fnw dayn ago on a charge of H. Maker . . Holmdel Fairlawn Farms West Allenhurst 10c havlni; nliot nnd atolen 38 dueks owned by Bornon I'rontlcn. Mr. l'lcntke did not proa Iho chiugo ni;nlnnt thn boya and nil n remiU thoy wore rclpn«c 24 aio mlt;)ity fortunala not to be i>un- lahcil iiuiro novcrnly nnd Unit Will ilruorvo thn full ptinlnhment pro- pasteurized and bottled the same day... and then Fresh or Smoked STEWING LAMB .. m ncrlhcd by thn Inw It thoy over again IllTlllllS vloltttoM. CALI HAMS lb c Thn Wllllnni C, Kly taUta >old delivered to our customers early the following morn- PRINT LARD / I run hoiniMi tho pnnt wnrl(. Koiir wei'o boillll't by Jo««pli Mar.ra. of CUDAHY'S I 'in tnlipnolc. Tonnu worn ing, thus assuring our trade a bottle of fresh milk FELIN'S SLICED >>y (Inorfti MiiKnlKht nml VVIIllnrn )r. l'ottdr of Ilolmilol tnwnalilp nnd thn STRIP Nnw Jsmoy atntn lionpltnl. Tho Kly BACON ontntn aolil «lnnU liorata to II. )C.' daily. Ilitll of Allnnwood, John P. Hchnnok 1v«nt MK*) of.tha inlt't Knhrilnry wpnthvtr t>K' "^ unitldn thlo work ilutio now Ilioy will uvuld Hindi of thA ontly itpilnii tu*h <*t wink. SWIFT'S FOWL 2? "22c William Mi'liniUinl *lll Imlii > >aU nf hi* llvo ol(»li, form Imiilnmenta TOton's City Dairy, M nml rmlia toiUy, ll« fnttiilncf Ami hi* I'ln^^ %rl)l l>» <>|>*f- Tune •\ln| Ilia eritnilnn yi>nr liy C'hatlna A, Don't Fprget WJBI I'lmln, who »t nif.onl. |a living White Road, Shrewsbury Telephone Red 30 RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 17,1982.
trect, has been confined to ber homo was hostess to tho members of theHenry Hance, Mrs. H. Whitney Con- Illilllfilll! NOT1«. VHMfffNm. at the Waldor. ..f Astori. .jr..-.a bo...... W it Ne. w'ijrjniM^. . • by illness, . .' , • Oceanport auxiliary of tho Kfver- rowi Miss Catherine Throckmorton, Mr. and Mrs, Ward R. JelTers of A business meeting of tha holes' vlew hospital at her home on Thurs- Mrs. G. O. Thome, Mrs. Louis Millar, York Uetwwfc ' • " .r-;,i-;\:; • THE IUCD (Til* K4Kt4** Oahk ' i « ba boutibi Harold Eattnoond left oh Sunday Brooklyoky n spenp t Friday with .Mr. and aid society of the Oceanport church day afternoon. Mrs. Edward H. Mrs, Kusseil E. GLlliim, Mrs. Edward , N. 3 t ' -\«l Jo lll tha aa>rl«a H. Simpson, Mrs.' E. Buckley, MrB. Punuant to Chapter \U of llh» lll ttat H(IDT» mornlns with e. 'party o£ friends Mrs. Garrett A, was held Tuesday evening at theSimpson, president of the auxiliary, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1981 of tha Stit. of N«» J«r».vJ , rom' Jersey: Olty to motor through Mies Josephinp e Bennett fs con- ome of the president,. Mrs. Lloyd presided, and reported on'a recent Theodore Howe, Mrs. Harry Bfoke- htr«by glvan tb»t »»UU WTMIM " ' "nston and other polnUrfioutb. finedd to bed att R Rlvervlel w hospital at * Slokles. - .... executive board meeting. Plans were ley, Mrs. Ralph Parkell, Mrs. George MONITOR clolmu •a«!n»t tha MtrehinlMt i Vniit Georgo teek lo. on titt'.jjok made* for a cadd party to be held S. Lopor, Mrs. Charles Prothero, tuny att it«d Dirk, NN,, J4 «r« r welcomed into tho auxiliary at the at Eaton- Intc Uouaa durlatf buslnasi daya from OtQtt i sink «pent Friday: «t H«W York, meeting. They wero Mra John P. town: Mass. \ A. M. to BlOO P. M, eicept E»turd»«| wh«ro they rtterided the ehow "Good bed witithh a. heavh y coldld. with a heavy cold. on Saturdiyi from OiOO A. M. to 12;iw, Ed- Mrs. John B. Hulse and Miss Evo- DIckBon nnd Mrs. - E. S. Willard. A class oMjoyo from the Red Bank Foi Rale al M. Depoaliora and flreditora ars raquuc*: . YJfalry^' ,. :,r; •.':;!;••: -.!'> • •'.' . >;• Mrs, Carrlo Mageg o and Mrs, The barn dance given by tho In-Ijrn M, Hulse of Main street motored ward CranC o off NoN w TorTk spent last Thoso present wero MrB. John Blel, Methodist church will be the guests ad to make thalr Frooti of Claim fta ooo4v , j C&pt Albert Bunyoftf iirfjo In apondi dependent fire company wag a groat .0 Bayonno recently, .where they aa poaslblo and must, preisont their BRv-v--;;i^ week with their father, John Fiord- success socially and financially. The Mrs. Martin J. Connelly,' Mrs. James of Rev. and Mrs. C. Mott Cramer TRU BIN'S InB! FUI Book) Chrlltmaa Olub Hook. . 1 :•• .ing the -winter M Soaisdalo, New pent the day with Mrs. Charles A. Johnson, Mls3 Mayotte Johnson, Mrs. and the teachers and officers of the or other evldenca of Indebtadnex Uiued/, ,:':J ™^oriCr-«otored^to-ilil«ulEJsoe_I Llpdy lone, with .tho easterly -. ;,w11l,attend a weolc-ohd religious IN THE STORE sldo of Holly avenue es shown and d«ili«/' : pltal with grip. •'• ' : iljteronoB at Trenton. . • Oceanport News. nsted on a map entitled. "Section A. Map '-.{ Mrs. Chris Jaeger and her Infant •of Unoroft Satatei. Incorporated, Lln« ';:*•< •) A largp number of local and, out oi daughter Nonna Jean returned home croft, Now Jeriey," made iy Gloria P.. ••'taw* friends felicitated Mr. and Mra Mra. Champlln of Arcana avonw Cooper, 0. E., July 9, 1S27. Rod Dank, N. , Thursday trom the Hazard hospital J., which map Is on file In tho Monmouth^ .• J'John B, Euler Upon the anniversary at Long Branch; ", •• • < has been confined to her homo fo: County Clerk's OOlce, and from sold toe.- * \iot their sliver -wedding yesterday. . Residents^of the 'Watervlow nee-'several weeks by lllnesa. elnnlntr point running tbenco O) ln!;A..' '> Mi* .Mildred A. Bluh la at River 1 Miss Ruth Sickles of Main stree Throughout, the store we have found a few discontinued items northwesterly direction along the easterly ^ tlon have formed a ptnoehlo olub' *"'"" "••"- ="-••'-- -• < sida of said Holly avenue, two hundred ' (View hospital at Bed Bank to undergi and games 'are held almost every was hostess to a number of friend feet to pj^jiolnt being tha Routhweaterly.;^ I an operation for appendicitis. night at tho .Wdiervlew service; BIA- at a Valentino party at nor home on and on these we have put Clearance Discounts of from 25% to 50$ corner of Lot No. 86 ' as ehown on said .. mftr: thence (2) In a northeaaWcly dlrea--v '• Mrs. Jamea Ash gavo a dlnne: tion. Peter Smith, who Is a music Friday evening. Gamoa and daneln^ tion along' tho southerly flidoa of salt) lot/\ Sunday In. celebration of-the • eighth were enjoyed, nnd at a late, hour re- teacher, Is the boss player.. jy, , for Quick Disposal. . - No. 86, and tot Ho. 85, two hundred twl-: ;' •ji-eddlng anniversary of her sister, to a point belno; tho southeasterly eornof•'••<• Mrs. M. A. Bluh was operated on freshments were served at an at- of said lot No. 8a, aa shown on sold mUfiii I Mrs. Kenneth Jcffora of Newark. JU! for appendicitis yesterday at Rlvor- tractively decorated table. Mlsi thenco. (8) In a northwesterly direction'v 1 tlio members of the family were pres- vltuv hospltnl at Red Bank. Slcklea'6 guosta'wero Miss Margaroi B}ot\ttajonf tha «Ast«rleasterly u\d*side otof aalsold lot No..;,9&, ! ont. Gamca wera played, singing onf Mr. afid-Mra. Howard^Smlth gave Schmuhl,i.Mlsa- SteHa__MorrJB,-.MlBi tiro hundred feot to a point in tho smith- ;;ttanclhg wore enjoyed and a. dlnne: erly Bldo of Oak street as ahown on l a party Thursday evening In cele- Zoo Hurley, William VanPelt, LeBtei ' nanapp , saissld poinpoint bbeini g tthh e northeasterlyth ; \ liwas served. Besides Mr. and.Mrs, bration of tho birthday of their son Hurloy, John EhonJco, Gcorgo Hur? 'corner of said lot-No;-SfilHhenco-•(O-la^.., (Konnoth Joffors those present won Lester. ' Tho guests were Mr, andl<5y, Mrs. Flora A. Wood and Mr, am - a northeaatarly direction along tha aouth-.^-;- '.JSontry Joflers, Donald. Jcffarfl,' Mr, arly aide ot Oatkk street concontinuedt , -thrae-v.\-^ Mrs. Harold Turnow, Mloa Ida Un-Mrs, George C. D. Hurley. hundred ffet more~ or JesteMs to IT Dplntf .%4 I and Mrs, Gontry Buchiyian, Mia der, Holves- Trent," Francis. Rau^h, -Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worthlo^ (B)il.-/i—n - jontneaatorly dlrectlori'-L^" Mildred Walling of Nowarjc Mr. am Clalro Lingo, Qolda Havens, Wallace and Joan Worthley ot Newark spent parallel witwltihi ththi a easterly aide of lot No. Mrs. Willis—WoJllng-ancUchliaroi 83 shown on said map, and al ' ' * ' Miller, Anna Sor(?, Mrs. Jamea Con- the wook-end wlth-Mr, and Mi-BvEd to iftld Oak «t«eCtwprhundVod'fVot"t*{^ (Evelyn and 'Willis of Nutley; Mr. om nolly and Mlsa Ena Connolly. ward Worthley of Arcana avenue. 75 BROAD ST., RED BANK,-N, • J. rolnt; tnenca (B) in a Bouthwetiierlir <3ffM^t^^-s ; {Mrs. Alvln Tltzgerald and childroi Margaret Vettorl, daughter of Mr tlon parallel with tha ioutherly nldn'MttWM Theodore Jontry and her mother, aaid Oak street, on* hundred fe«t .ttt?K.% .. l.'AlYln.KoBnstH .find,..ywarla..of. Key Mra. Phoebe. Jontry, spent tho wook- nnd , Mrs, Hurry. Vottorl _ot _ Main point bclnff tho Bouthflaaterly camwJfitrJ&Q ' port! Mr. and .Mre, James Ash an end at Manasquan with Mr, and said lot No. SB as shown on BnltV-matu Misses Betty Sophlo and Gladys As; thoncQ (7) In a southeasterly diceotl Mra Voro Vallcau. NOTICE. parallel with tha eniterlr slda of Ho] ofj-Belford. Paul Tarnow, Jr., Is confined to NOTICE Is hereby given that the fql-avenua and at right angles to Bt — -HttroteV. Eaatmond-haa roturnoc tea'with intestinal-grip." ~:— wlng In a truo copy of an Ordinance that street, two hundred feet to 0L point in — home from a week's-vacation-sppni na Introduced at * regular mooting of th» norihnrtr-aids of Deoch-itreat- oontmi J •-Mrs.- Carrie-Barry and BonK,-WH- 'own ship Commlttea of the Township of d|»tB.nt four hundred Jeet_jraqroj or, • at the Leng Island homo, of Chaun- 11am and Georgo of PlalnDold. spent Widdietown7 held on'rehruaryllUrriaBa. from ihtho interHeelloIntVrseeHon "dftTi "* o •h< —cey-FowUr, formerly^of Bolford, tho weok-ond with Mr. and , Mrs. d passed firit readthe and waa laid over side of Bald Beech street with the .. r aQCQnd end fin&I passage to a tnaetinR ly ildo of said Holly avonuo. thenc* Mist Florence RdChe spent th Dayton it Wontwortifc' ."•"'' '•',.'•' bo held at Mlddletawn at the (X o boma helnd Tat utMlddletowd a7 n at tba (Xiomlttco la' a loathwcsterlBouthwcstorly j .directiodirectionn alon#tl 1 weekend at Lake Placid with frlendi Kitty Craig, small daughter of Mr, ?f°k in°o o H ? o "'tonioon, Pjbruary northerly «ld» of aald Beech BtreoC>'« from Now Tfork'and Long laiani 6th. 1032. at 8iao o'cloclf In the after- ! knmvn os.XJndiUnnq, continued tout: hi and Mrs. Francis Craig, 1B confined | loon, at which timo a public haarW will i ilrcd ieat^ rnoiQ or leas iq the poUS 8ho witnessed the Olympic games. In boa with intestinal grip. V held upon the aamo and all persons place ot beginnings .'vvBelford' folks' who allehidod . thi Mr.. ariff Mrs. Stanley Kollpcls ot ;il bo given on opportunity to be heard, i SECOND TRACT: All tbot lot, trt,.. •.jioU-call at the Koansburg Mothodla Special notlco la given to property own- parcel of land and premises, iltuat* Frt: Bed Bank, who wore recently mar- .B becauBo oaaessments xvlil be mado nnd belna In tho Townnhlp of Mii'3^'15 xhurch oh Friday wero Mrs. Annli ried, will occupy the August Tar- .gainst thtt property only within the area County of Monxnouth and St»ta, (Glass, Mrs. S. L, Palmer, Mrs. Em now house on Palmer avenue, enofittcd* Jersey i . jWo. Brown, Mrs. Gilbert Wooden, HOWARD W. ROBBKTS, . BEGINNING at a point, ... 5 Mrs. Henry Hoyer celebrated her Township Cterk, the southeast corner of lot »•• Mrs. William Dor and >tr. and MM birthday on Sunday with a dinner BOTPLEMENTA.L OEDINANOE FUR- shown and designated on ft mft£>, •Kdword T. Bennett SUNSHINE MARKET THER PROVIDING FOR THE IM"Section- . A. Map of Lincroft Eall """'".. Tho guests were Mr. and PROVEMENT OF THB WATER FRONT rorporat«d, lincroft, New Jersey... Mr. ' Sirs. TV R. Compton AT EAST KEANSBURG. BETWEEN by Geores D. Cooper, O E^ July/il, THE BOROUGU LINE OF THE BOU-Red Dank. N. J.. which map U on U OUGH OF KEANSBURQ AND . THEthe Monmouth Coanty Clerk's Odlce. Lola Phone 3262-3263 VAIL ESTATE PROPERTY ON THE from said beginnlns point running tl.v..<.i 1 QuackonbtiBh EAST. BEINC3 SUPPLEMENTAL AND <<1)) In a southeasterlaoutheatterlyy directionn on n tl|-df-. ,,., IN ADDITION TO THE WORK PREVI- rec—*t —•—»Uoprolonffatlpnn of tha e&storleasterlyy ••«€ildo-o"'f' :•. -i ot Llttlo OUSLY AUTHORIZED ON THE SAID S3, 200 feet to a point 1B SHORE FltONl1 BY THE TOWNSHIP said lot No. 33. 200 feet to a point ID tho" '; -$- Mr. and-Mre. John E.-Fostor on- OF MIDDLETOWN IN THE YEAR 1920 ortherly sid_ Jeo of Beech Btreot,, also knaWkm n >:>j •William He«~lB confined to his 45BROAD STREET Free Deliveries RED BANK a ULIndd y UUna , a* showh n onn lii&ld mamtmi'^p t H .pertained irlcnda Irom Soabrlgbt on ANTTIN THE YEAR 1031. inued in an easterly direction,1 vl .._ ; home with BloknOEs. " WHEREAS, tho Township of Mlddte- .Sunday. ;•••.••• . own, by an Ordlnnnco passed and ap-point la distant 400 feet In an easterly,; • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shingle spent Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hoyer spent roved In tho year 1920 and a further Or- lirectlon from the point, of Intersection of tho wiek-end with Mr. and Mra. Inance passed and approved In the yenr :he said northerlortherly stda of Beech street* toe week-end'at Trenton, .031 has provided for the Improvement of also known as Undi;y Iane> with tho •astfK / Mr, and Mrs. Danlol L. AhcarnHarold Jones of lUverelde Heights. Thursday. Friday and Saturday he shore front at East Keansburff, tho ' aide of Holly av<•cnue . as shown on- ,Mi ,d •pent Sunday at Kngllahtown. Mrs. Anna Bird of. Blue Point, old shore front belns between the Bor- aj>; thence (3) la a northeasterly dlred- , Long Island, has been visiting her uzb lino of tho Borough of Ke&nsburs ion, alonar tha northerly ilda of Bald 'V , : MlESca Claire.and Marlon Ahearn id tho Vnll Estate property on the East; 3«ech street* also% known u Ltndv lane, ^ > U entertained a number of their school Bister, Mra, Henry Hoyer. AND WHEREAS, It Is deilred to com- jontlnued In an easterly direction as V Mrs. Lucy Clark of Brooklyn Is >leto tha aald work and It requires an «•- aforaiald 400 feet more, or I«5i to * pojnt , irlendB at a party Saturday overling. mnt«d Bum of Ono Thousand ($1,000.00) in the westerly Bide ot the public ro*4 . Capt and Mrs. John Glass and visiting her Bister, Mrs. Lena Fos- TOTTER lollors to complete tho said work: 'eadlnff from Uneroft to Tlnton Falla, at* r; ter. • Now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by ihown on asld map; thenea <8) lieslnntne ; v son John epent Sunday at Toms ,he Township Committee ot the Township iSftin at tha aforesaid bejnnnlnff pofqt: p- -Riveras tho guests or. Allrod R. Mrs, William Vck.._of Oakwood I Mlddletown: and running in a northesiterly iilrectlpH| -•: li; Heights spent Saturday with her . .6cott. , .- . Star Milk ^BroHel wjth_th« uortherlj »Jd» of i«!d^::; patents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Schanck: 1. That tho water front at East Kean«- Seoch street, also known ns L4ndy lane. •;->v , ; Mlaa Maud Roop of Nutley spent '-%. Country Rolls drg, hctweon tha Borough line of tha :ontlnued aa aforesaid* 100 feet to a ,' the week-end with her parents, Mr.' Mrs, Edward Barnes and Oliver Jorouch of Keannburg and the Vail E*- ?olntj thenea (4) In a northwesterly til- .' Ferry-spent Wadneadayovanlngwlth ata property on the East, be improved hy action, parallel with the easterly elda of - nnd Mrs. William Hoop. ' ho construction of jetties, bulkheads and mid lot No, S8 on said map, 200 feet to '••''• , Mr.' and Mrs. Gcorgp Ynrnall Mrs. William, Vox ot Oakwood iuch other Improvements as necessary, to t point In tho southerly *fi)o of Oak ; Heights." • •'-• ' ' trotect tho said shor.o front from the In- itroet as ihown on said tnap. continued in • •'.-'; *pent Bunday at Holmdol with Mr. oads of the bay, same to ba according m «»uterly dltecUon, which point Is dl»- ' , and Mrs, John O. Bennett Mra, John Schanck Is olowly Im- lbs cans o plan*, made by Horhert O. Todd, tha ant 100 feet In an teastarly direction from . *•• proving from heart trouble. 'ownaMp Engineer, and to be approved he northeasterly corner of inltt lot No. ' Robert Runyon attonded the Olym- iy the Stnto Board, of Com me re a and Nav* '3; thenea (C) In a north easterly dlrtfi-* ' plo games at' LaKe Flacla on Friday. - Mra. Charles Foster of Oceansldo 49. ffation. ' Ion, along- tha soutberlr aide of paid O«x ! Mrs. 'Georgo Morvan save birth spent Sunday with har parents. Mr, itreot. continued In an easterly dlteottoA , > 2. That the mm of One Thousand aa aforesaid, 625 feet, snore or Una, to a —ito-ft-daughter-ftt-Ann-May-hoipltal $1,000.00) Dollars or so much thereof —*-" in"thB~weitBrlr'wt'lB of anld- inrtista——* York spont tha .weok-end with her lift foi'in of note, rntfl of Interest and Allen will romaln with her mother nto of maturity shall also bo d«tormtnef BHIJ improvcmonU U ten y««ra. SHERIFF'S SALE. (I.) Tho nvernKO nRscsHed valuation of IJy virtue of a writ of fl. fa. tn me <)U 14c Size Wafers—in Tins. ;ho tnxfiMo re»1 iiroiiorLy (IncliuHntr Itn- ected, linuod out of tha Court uf ('nan* ars c 3"-25' u-ovomctit-i) ot Iho Township of Middle- cry of the iitnto uf N«w Juney, will be own In the Cuimty uf Monmonth, com- ixpoieu to lalo nt juibllu votulut, on j 25 Special ititcd vinon the tlireo next itrecctllnir valu* Monday, tha 14th dny of Maruli, 1031. cans EC Ac Reg. 25c Size tlons thereof U $0.tAO.2ni.0H. istw«Dn tlia hoitrs ot lliiQft o'clock an..4T. h» llorougli of ITeeliol*!. Odimty uf Mon- (f TECO Vermont Maid ,2 lionof hnvo tiocn nnulu Mid Hied aa ro- ltt Con it Amountlittr tn npi'iotlnintul/ ijuli otl, .». Pancake Flour . fi. Tlin snld work ihsll ba umlertaken as l tli follow In K tr»ct or tmrcdi of SUCED BEETS n local iintnoveinauL nml the Hum or Oneand nnil vrrmlisesrrmlises, hereinafter i-utt tlcutlcu- MAPLE SYRUP ThoUBiuul (ft.DUD.UO) Hollnrs shall ha srlv «Ufcrlbei|U | , ultuittel . llylutl t nml l I'dttlMIt t Ir.cil by urtMiPmlnif lh« i>r<»t<«rtUa l.«n« In tn* Moronnh of ltod )UnU, In tdu T.nutity 5J pkgs. cans C n| ttiMouf, Hi tho tortltory hatttofuie ot Moninouth anil Uinta uf Nuw Jvrttty. iiM»>l for (tin mill ymrV. ltt:t;nitUU}ltt} «tt f lt , TliU OnlliiRnco ihull take efTiot \m tit Hank sHoat h*nr* •Duthfltly tht weit ilila of 3 25 22 lKaKtot n KV0hu», foitifivf e f»*f t «II< h hichth * NOTlCi: OV SlirrLKMKNT OF ACCOUNT lsllal with Hunk *U««l, nm luindrsA I'.-tniB ot I"mil li. itiBitilt, d«c««Mil< anil pavtnty (n*i to K stnk«i thanes ftwrth-* Nntlro U lierehy tf(v«n th At the wardly on a (trie jmrfilltil wtiU IrfUhtnn ' KETCHUP rnvltiU of the •iilnrrll>urit, enecniton of tlis av«nu« fnity-flve f»«t nix Inch** to lh« APRICOTS B>tnlo of mM i1nr«a.^l. will |,o ftutllUU Uth *I'U of IUnk btr*«Lt tl»tnr« alon« BLUE LABEL LIMAS • tfttetl l-r thu flu^roK*U ot tilt Ol)Uil nfe «li>««E «MiUHy ftnt hwtiv^l ami «»v*; Washington's Early f Mnntitutith nnd ritMirttd for B«t(U ty fast to tha iilsca at luplniilhir* lt«o Largo Bottles Fancy, Dried MONITOR BRAND • to th« OttiliAitN Court of c»!rty nf Unirr'nni flit* Days. y, Ifirrh, A. 1>. 18S2, at which tltiii snrr» st at, tnh*M In •t«f!titlon at tn* #'Mt for C lbs C cam C )f itlim will t)« lii*(U for thf> ftllo* of Th« M*ln*uy tlull'llua' "'"' '-"•'» A*- 'M,ii..Unl(.n« KHI| niuniil (•••. Itmlon. a eoniomtlon vt the tlint* of may tliinlc of our first Presi- «th, A. D. 1U38. 2 29 2 - 29 3 25 OltAim lUUNS, IS IttvarM.U Av«, lt«< fUnk, N. J, dent M tin) son of [i rich mnn. But V*. MKLV1I.1.M II 11aU<1 rebrusry 4, ltflt. A Mutlnl r K4 |l ati«>1 If. nmuck, Bol'r. ho h:'jnn lifo ns a jioor boy. Ilia IfAUItV H. WAI.I.l.NrtTKlH. lion W««t Tiui Av*., N«w t'irV CUF early (Inyn woro dayti of hnvA wnrlc GUAUAH'flf TUUftT OOMl'ANr MnnmnutH County flfflit. Fruit and Vegetable Specials OtT fl«VV XOUK * th« M*tt4* «t th. H»alinian i nnd HlnifCRlo, hut by indufitry and 140 Ilioau«, f), J , mouth, WM ... tlia ivtiitltUi l nnd.BftVo dilifjonUy. ORANGES LETTUCE APPLES I'tnntitr. JanuairJ . IIDHt , on,"'* »n'HMtTna)'*tffi of jBj*, :• oner, opftitrr ^T Of ACCOUNT ll.m ll»»Vm«n, It T»nMm.«h HMJIM*,) tl>4 ark, spent the week-end at her home Methodist church waj entertained tt clauei eang "America," Samuel Addreu and Prof. Fred O, England, W* Ar* Now Rndr With * Full Us* ^ I Keansburg News. on Grandview avenue. She expects the home of Mrs. Flpra Bailey Mon- Yorg gave • recitation on "Abraham principal of the school, gave "Toe ot N,w 2 FIRST CHURCH OF 21 to return to Keansburg about March 1 (Tha Red Bank RefisUr can b. boiwht day afternoon. Unooin," Madelyn Brill, Edmund Pert**' TtibuU" to' Unooln. ft! in Keansburs at the atoms ol E. L. Miller. 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kllno are Bronson, Leah Coudrler and James \ CHRIST, SCIENTIST g A card party j sponsored ' by the )An. Albei- Owana -has returned 11 Snnu Lucia. Philip Keller and ChsrlM the parents of a son. Sullivan gave quotations 'from I4n-. home from the Doctors' hospital at mery K 2,09 Broad St, Rod Booh, N. J. R I Vuuel ) Keansburg auxiliary of RIvervlew John Hoffman, who has been a. pa- coin; ^ Harold B. 'Wilson delivered: a SPECIAL! The seventh annual roll call of the hospital at Red Bank, will to held New York where she was a medical la All tk. Nimrt iq.I!piul.t, 5h»p» and tient In the Long Branch hospital, poem entitled, "O. Captain! My Cap- patient A EervlcM Sunday 11 A. M. Evening. A Methodist church on Friday was the In tho Oak street flrehouse on March has returned to hla home on Lori! tain;" Ortnidt VanVIlet spoke on 8:00 o'clock. 31st .. " —*•— '• • *A Sunday-School—11:0fl.flfl nVlaek. 0 A: M. - Kt most successful ever held. At both lard avenue. ' . • . . "Lincoln's Boyhood;" Adtl« Herman Wedneada; Evenin* Testimonial sessions the . auditorium of the , The paving of Laurel avenue, West • Robert' Jamleson . has returned spoke on 'tlncoln, tho Lawyer;" Body XVnmd In JTar. from $3.00 8& Meetings—8:00 P. M. church was taxed to its capacity, and Keansburg:, will commence early In A' Stna Jar containing the body from a trip to Philadelphia. Betty Reynolds spoke on "Lincoln'! 1 Be Sure to A\ Eeadlna Room—Open l:S0 to 4:J0 [15 it was necessary to throw open tha the spring:. At a special meeting of The True Blue dub waa enter- debate wllh Douglaj;" Virginia Cu$- ot t ihlld bom prematurely was ira ! r. dallr accept Sundays and boll-» Sunday-school room for the ovor^ the Rarltan township committee ^ days. A tained at the homo of Mies Marlon UB »pokajin/"Tbe Accomplishment of found oft the abore'near the Rum- flow. It la estimated that there Thursday night It was decided to M> son Incinerator last Friday. The jsx Miss A, L. have Allen & Randolph of Red Bank Booth last week. ' • • • Lincoln j Ethel Groves spoke on J attend "the °»er»lcei and use tie 9 were 350 persons In attendance. Tha A two etory building o& the corner "Lincoln and the Civil war;" John was filUd with alcohol and i«ealed MllHntry P.rior, Room flP Beading Room. , 0collection totaled $250. Rev, H. B. draw up specifications for this Im- f provement. Sufficient funds are of Union and Cambridge avenues has Metzger gave Lincoln's Gettysburg with paraffin. {Over Woolworth BtortJ ' * White, the pastor, expects this been remodeled and fitted up for use amount to be increased from per- now available for the work. The aa Bro«d St, F|icn« Rtl Bwk U41-J, Keansburgr borough council has as police headquarters. Heretofore •u* Food Store sons who wcro unable to attend, but telephones were installed la the ] are still sending contributions by passed an ordinance for the Improve- Announcement ment of this thoroughfare.within the homes of the policemen* These will A. L. ©avisos* .mail. Twenty-ono pastors from borough limits. . . be discontinued for economy, reasons. on Page 20. churches throughout the county wers Tho first floor will bo, used ail gar- In attendance. The feature of the age for "the police car. and on (he roll call were selections by tho "Mil- JJnionJBeach News. second floor provision baa been made Fine" Times Building and Repairs Rev. O. C. Apgar, Atlantic" HlgrF JPX: the_j>ollce as -well lor a 'court lands: Rev. H. L. Brodway, Aabury ofAHKihrs. {The Itod flank B«El«t«7cajn~b«~brCen WOVO Cemetery. ho hostesses. Wave, Scalp 2Sth, 1932, at the Committee rooms ut I Tho pupils who had perfect at-1 SS/'^Mo'to ft 'sairt \"h" Funeral services for1 Alfred & 36 Broad St., . Red Bank Middletawn at 3:30 o'clock in Walling, a life long resident, wore Freezia8 (Regular) . 50c per doz. Treatment, Man!* Tel 183L noon, for the purpose of gart core, Eyebrow*, tion In the East Xcansburff Gu.u(.su ...a- held last Tuesday afternoon at his trlct. "•".".-•-• lOW: I been caused by defective electric homo on Pools, avenue. They were Freezias (Giant) . $1.50 per doz. Shainnoo' (ahort 60 Bid Is desired for a period of one year Fitt(, Brndc—Jane McCann. La Varna conducted by Fv B. Whltaker, pastor Horse Transportation and a period of. thras years. ' SandSnnd, nitHima FilclFiicl, Rita McCarthy. MnMnry ' wiring. hair) Specifications may bo had from How. Kilioy.'Einestln---- • • - o Kolodjug. Giaco Fnrrcll- , On complaint of John Kaubln of of tho Methodist church at Keyport. Snaps . . . $1.00 per doz. DE LUXE ard.W. Roberts. Township Clork. Atlantic Anna Kurz, MniBntct Uranidgan, Marun- Brook avenue, John Hano was ar-Interment was made In Green Grove Hiirhlnnda, K. J. : Irot Ahcrn. Mory Staniak'i, Ellinboth Wll- cemetery. Mr. Walling dlod at the Finger Wave, Certified, checik I|nn. th thi o sum of One Hui non, Harriett lurch, JoBCiih VOKOI, James rested Thursday on a disorderly Snaas, extra large $2.00 per doz, Steam Wave. Wa> drcil IS100.00) Dollars made to tho order Papa, John McDeiTno.tt, James Cultcrliuclc, charge. When arraigned before Re- otno ot his daughter, Mina Fannlo of tho Township of Middietown, must ac- Enfrono Smith. James KInBclln. Walling. He was-91 years old. Ho Jer Wave, Facial, company: alt bids. t'th dTl Dnlgn,,„, , Rober...oor,t corder Spielman it waa disclosed that Calla Lilies . . $3.50 per doz. BlhBlKhtt .!• reserved tto Teiect- rmy- find -all- !"k McjSnu"J" was the sixth time the prisoner was the son .of Edward and Allco Shampoo (long bids if In the judgmcment t of Ih8 Toivnsliip -William Siiiltb, ":r Airncs-De- ihad appeared - boforo._the recorder. Walling and during his early Ufa hair) Coramltteo, i._t in_. cons_. l.Idered to the .best waa en 6ncl!( 75' was a ship carpenter.-belng employed. Easter Lilies (Pot or Cut Interests of the Township so to do. n-ay. 1^® ' ' l to three months at ship yards at Keyport when thnt HOWAIID W. ItQBBItTS, Thrld tjrnde—*- Morlcy, William.- ) li 'he county jail. Whoa Hano waa Township Cleric. Brown, James Brandiffan, Anthony Bar- arrested at his homo the police are business was conductced on a largo Flowers) . I 20c per bloom Dated February nth, IU32. tosh', John Scaglfonc, Joseph Schweitzer, scale. Besides the daughter, two All Rinses, . 25c TJiorofts Preston, George Heckelman, Wil- said to have found a barrel of mash, Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. but found no still. grandchildren survive, Mrs. Fannie liam Hcckolman, ChavleH- Supl>e,-Jcromiah- Walling and Mrs. Ezra O. Walling. Forget-Me-Nots . 50c per bunch It) tho matter of the estate of Ethel S. WHson, Mario JlcConnell, Helen Smith. The first" annual ~ "dancrr of- the Haisey. deceased.' .. Doris Balbach, Doris Kirchnor, Helen Borough Clerk Albert Cowling has Notfcd'to "creditora -tp -resent . claims Mcizcl, Antoinette Lnvlello. Kathleen Le- Union Beach motor and yacht club Henna Pack $1.75 against estate. vy. Mary Klnaollo, Alite Tho Beach Palace Is undergoing born at the Long Branch hospital. taken ngalnBt you as the chancellor shall church mot Monday afternoon in the Factory Distributor for Karagheusian'* Fine Rugs Made at Freehold, N. J. extensive alterations and redecorat- Miss Violet Grey has been visiting parish hall. "• •' L of a prosperous at the home of Mrs. J. Miller. The new office being built at tio decree of divorce, dissolving the rrfarrlage summer season. Mis3 Catherine -Potors and MISB homo of- George. ^Hughes, recently between you and the said petitioner. Capt. Thomas Dumont of Nave- Anna Kelly of Now,Yorlc have ended Dated January 27. )S82. elected justice of the peace iortSie APPLEGATE, STEVENS, FOSTER sink,' the first skipper on a steam- a stay with Miss Emma Hess. borough of Shrewsbury, has been » 4 REUSSILLE. boat to land at Keansburg, celebrat- William Granger of Newark spent completed. Solicitors of Petitioner, ed his 76th birthday on Mondayy of the week-end with his parents. S4 Broad Street. Bed Bank. New JerBey. k Wlli A Ghlh Several young hoys- ot this place I last week. William A. Gehlhaus and Mrs. Charles 'Wlerslng' was hostess have formed a basketball' squad and The Red BaBannk RRegisteg r travels l^son Henry called^ the veteran to the members of the ladies' after- will meet the Colt's Keck basketball DELUXE PARLOR CAR. BUS over every street In town and every captain on his birthday. In 1909 ho noon club on Thursday. Mrs. Fred FOklPECIAL TRIPS PARTIES, ETQ, I t team , tomorrow night la the Colt's road in the county. Let it carry your assumed command of tho steamer Clauss will entertain the club tomor- Neck school. This will be their first message to those who'live on these Accomac, tho first boat operated by row afternoon. thoroughfares.—Advertisement. the Keansburg steamboat company. game of the season. • Mrs. H. Staut entertained at a so- George Buckalow, a local pugilist, Tho following year saw tho captain cial Tuesday afternoon. In commandof-a boat that had-been. will meet Kid Da WHO h of South Am- —Atithe school election-60 per cent boy In a_faur-TouiidJbout at Belmar Barretts Approved Roofer named Keansburg. He remained tho of tho voting population voted and <' SHOKE 231*. sUipper of this boat tor six years Friday night. BuckaJew Is managed It was the largest school vote ever by Stanley Paterson. Joseph Billings and was'then forced to retire from polled. Tho effort to defeat the bud- active service, duo to his failing eye- will bo hla second. get was unsuccessful, although Its The flro company will ester the sight. For the pas.t.eighteen years defeat was only averted by three J H. WHITE ' | the captain has gradually been los- Firemen's league and form a base- vptcs, tho vote being 131 for, to 128ball team to compete with other flre ' ing his sight, but despite tho fate against. IAMPS REDUCTIONS ','• . General Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor which keeps him from following hia companies. • . old occupation hia faco never falls Miss Anna M. Acker of Park ave- Mrs. M." D. Reardon and eon Har- -Skylights . ._ ^Ventilating to light up when ho talks of hla nue, and Louis Bennett of Lorillard old aro around after being confined OERE is a sale that combines not only furni- married Sunday by Rev. ' [ Experienced Mechanics Slodcm Eqliilpnieiil ~ ''•early-41fe-on^B_E£iu_and_pf his last^ several days with Illness. r. turei of quality and style but also the consol- days as a captain of a KT ^ Rev. Carroll M. Burck, ree,tor of Complete stock of materials. steamer. Hirg.Methodist church. Chris! cHurcH; will—conduct—Holy Reductions ing feature of the lowest prices in years. It ia Firo company No. 1, will hold Thomas Smith of Keyport was ap- Communion Sunday morning at 9:80 20 to BO per cent reduc- l^thftfctttih !; 35 WHITE ST., RED BANK, N. J. :: pointed township recorder at the Hist nnco Saturday night. o'clock and morning prayer'at 10:45 MrB. Louis Barber, who was a pa- tions. A largo eelectloa of •••»••»••»••••»»••»••••••••••••••••••••«»•••»•»•»•• mr.cting of tho Rarltin township o'clock. Due to an Illness, Rev. lamps of all kinds at * * . ' • . • committee. tient In tho Long Branch hospital, Burck did not conduct services last greatly reduced prices. Tho card party of the ladles' auxil- was taken last week to the Allen- week but ha has recovered sufficient- iary of tho West Keansburg llro com- wood hospital. ly to hold, services; Sunday. There 2-pc. Charles-of pany, scheduled for February 10th, James Cerraty, who rocenUy un- will bo no services this week. . has been postponed to February derwent an operation In a Newark On Friday morning the pupils of CHESTER STUPELLI 26th. hospital, is about again nnd opened tha sovonth and eighth grades of the "LANE" London Suite •.. * $129 ^ Mrs. William Kcwman has re- his barber shop on Pool avenue Mon- Shrewsbury publla school presented turned to her homo on tho Stone luxurious Bob Md Club Chair In the distinguished Charles ot day. a special program In observance of London style that Is io popular thli auuon In well furnished road after being a surgical patient Tiio ladles' aid society of Grace the birth of Abraham Lincoln, The CEDAR in the Long Uranch .hospital. homes. Superior web construction throughout, all,halr flllod. and fine quality taputry or frieze; custom built. Plumbing & Heating Mrs. JIurry Beaman Is recovering •••»••••»••••••••«•»•••»»»•»»•»•»»••»•••»•»•>*••»•>» from a wlckncsa of several daya. CHESTS Other Suites Frbm $75 to $250. Jobbing a Specialty. No Charge for Estimating. Mrs. Frank Wnldman has recov- ered from an nttack of grip, | Mrs. iHubello Smith of West Kcitimbur^ in in a critical condition Long after ordinary coal has turned to a 25? : ;it tliu homo of her son, Thomas bed of ashes, Jeddo-Highland burns and burns. Here you will ttni many 10-pc. Mahogany Dining 250 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank Smith of Kearney. Sho vine stricken of these famous cedar with a Htroko only n few hatno after Extra heat at no extra cost. chests la tho moat popular I-IIONE RED BANK 3012. iiho returned from tho funeral of her styles and finishes at one- Suite.... $195 liu.'ibund, Jacob Smith. '•uarter off regular ndver- A beautiful suit. In th» flnert Arrlerlcan tradition, with richly llgw tlocd prices. Full Line of Quality Plumbing and Minn Mrulon • Johnson of Now nni crotch mahogany panel*. 09-lncfi buffet, China cabinet norver, Y*»ik linn been vlnltlnK nt tho homo Duncan Phyf* exUnolon table, B side choirs and 1 arm chair. Heating Supplies. 1« - at ono-flfth off new Suite. . . $135 Min. t-'tn-ntcr Mulllnon Is on nn low prices.- Included ar* COAL Windsor Ohnlra, Club A nicely »tylecj *ul(« with /In. burl "walnut Veneew. Full «|ta Superior cliilil-wpcliii' crulno to thn Meillter- Chain. Occutlonnl Chain). oak Interiors, dunk-proof comtruotlon. Drcmier, vnnlty, bench' mtirnn nra. Doudqlr Chalr«i «lo. All full «li« bod »nd ohut of drawtri. OHII I1', nrlillmuii I" on lil« nimuol regular »(ock, well made Jnmit to Mm Irln, wlii'tn ho will no- Feed - Fuel Oil - Hay •nil comfortalil*. Many Other Suites From $115 to $375. JoUfri ttiP iHiVrml WITUH. l to neUct from. Window Cleaning Co. A f!w)|illly of Ilio Jllrjutrd Vlrjiln norlrty wan fonnrd )nnt week In coil* nroUoii wltli lit. Ami'ii church. Hnv. Jolm \V. (Mmpmnn, fdr mrtny These days it pays to save. Jcddo-High- ynnri) n inlnnlnnnry In Alrtnlm, will Domestic Oriental Ilin a npothrr In lit. Miuli'n l.iiilncopnl lond conl will help you nave on your fuel coiti. Our Prices the Lowest ! (lull I'll ii'iMuy nielli. Now is tho time to try it. <'hnlirn VVV'itniiiJfuf ?lfifl twilight IV Kuril limit timn W«lt«r l{loi>i>,'ll>« Iwnl jlrnlrr. Rugs... Our Service the Best Mm I!. llln"H of lifrlny Rvoiuin linn Were it ndt for born n (niil.Mit In ll"> )/mi{ Hiniioli linn|i|lnl rnr ln)ii|lii« rrcclvfit 111 « 8,3x10.6—Sixot—Oxl 2 full III lior l)i.l,i", (Ilin Iny.for two Slight Irregularities llouin nn Ilin Horn ninl wnn fmuiii l>y ICvnrr nig it gunj Hull In (ll. Innuly J'ntlli'li Xliilim, thn Knitm«,t, cnll«i!- at !lr,l. Him HANCE& DAVIS llnir (ioln», »nc| will, a.*p |>lt« of lin- iinrl*!r unvriitv yr*m nlr« teama to oppose, makliig the Fort Monmouth 'cagere at the ... G V TT3.York. ' _ yrrs. Red Bank bilk school. The two teenth successive game during the I Xeyport equad showed tho ' greater rauno, rf ....,' 4 10 3T patches to be rolled, and It Uiey lambrese. If :..,.. .„„.., 2 0 4 eta easture a goc"4 majority of theie teams last week were tied, for first. pant two. years, r By winning last strength, pulling down 14 point!) in 'rifHrl. c ..._ __ 7 0 14 Btinettt Card Party, Ula cMmplonshlp will Ml'tholr way, MondayMd' s dff;t which was a de> sight the Cathollo team has prac- he last quarter after having amassed "«'*• rs: ,._ I. 0 2 Mrs. SuBjanna Leo of Sunnot avc. h tically cinched the title, for another nly 13 points dtirlng tho ilrsl thveo. "I. rn ; _ _. 0 0 0 Tb» Utility plnmon, who have delve win, was the second for the lovn. IB OOO r.uo entortalned at a card party Kri« road* a remailcaW* climb from the soldiers since the league opened, yoar. the last period Leonardo scored lorte, Is _.. _.._..„..;.... 113 day ovonlng for the benefit of Curap bafatea».ot the heap where they rot- &ach~ team has threi more contests ihly"OHe" point. Walling of Keyport 5n_Pafrlotlo ..Order of .Amoilcane, H «»JlylJl~nl - ththoo- *toS*OH*toS*OH. - nuW^RiiuW a —it-~i-n FREEHOEUr ThDEff prcaent were MrsrXn'na Btono, m .—-... »... i) i tero lost-all.of tfjelr remaining con. hlt c E. Surgont, rff. 0 0 M 1 0 0 Johnston. Mrs. Victor Gqodrlrigo anil The OlOthtera and Inmrance team ie feated tha Rivers. Buflone, Iff...... •«.,«•.».,... 1 I tests. If tbe colored youths win two i gam*1 ahead of the Jersey Central .onovltt, It. •• 0 H. Surs«nt, 'iirr'-"-".."."'.'.""™." o o o eorge W. Prcdmore. Eaoh team has three more games 0 1022 and Bt- James lost all three a tie will were served: ' riowir'and light company, champions to play, Any one of the throe lead- !t«fcr«—Bihn. Tlnur—BOVB. Scorer— exist. Two victories for St. James, 7 1 15 sou ot;liat year. Thp standing, compiled ing teams has a good chance of -win- «ven If the Calvary Baptists win all s at Eaton!own. by Hany Rowland, ,nocrotary of theWestside Loses ' G V PTS ning tbs championship. Next Won- three, will mean the championship llllne, rf. . h 0 JO Welfare Society Bcorganized, Mro. Agnoa Hciidrlclcson oE Brook- iMjjue, does not include Jut', night's for the Citholio lads. : the Jersey Central. power and uror, If. . . 3 .T !) The Welfare society of Highland! lyn la building a'four-room bungalow jk v ' : • ' in Extra Period light company team will «ook to In. The Presbyterlaos, in third po- opson, c. .. jkawM. v : • . . Red Bank Wins >prlnsat«n. Svaa reorganized Monday afternoon on a lot on Tinton avenue at Eaton- . George Gray o! the All. Mechanics, croaso its lead by defeating the He. sition, cm finish in a tie for first only loveni, re - 1 The object of tho organization Is tctown, which oha recently pui chased George Beynblds of tl», Commercial River Street School Loaea'Third brew association. The- soldiers will In the event that they w|n all three f'allaco, lg. 1 do charitable work among tho needy from Mrs. Emma Wolcott of Eaton- oppose tha Dumnti and the <4u»di Ch*ufl«ur« and George Merrill of the Ganw in T YTbU Opening Match remaining games end Si James lose* Mrs. Georgo Liming -wan chosen pres- town. Hra. Myra Flint and B!Wd- B»U: telephone company were the rangle club, will stack up against the the|r last contests. , Bt Anthony's ident, Mrs. Anna Lawrence, vice pres- daughtor, also of Brooklyn, will •jrtnner* ol passes to the Carlton the. Time at Hands of Atlantic Rover*. Polks Piatolroen Score First the First Baptists and the Methodists The junior varsity squad was notident, Miss Mary O'Nell troasurei inako their • homo with Mis. Hcn- n -tnr high »frnr«» lmt week. Gray Highland* Frwhmen. STANDING'OF THB TEAMS. are out of the running. IO dangerous in their playing and and Mrs. Florence Adair secretary. diickson. rrnule «6 while ReynoIdB and Menu W I League Victory Against Union Next Tuesday at ths River, street he gatne waa Koyport'a from bo- each turned In a aeore of 245. , . J»n»jr-O :lnnlng to end, with the latter al- Fort Monm< -Ferk-Team-—Neptune < STANDING OF TUB TEAMS, fered their sooond defeat of the sea-Qutdnntl* odlsts, Calvary Baptists will oppose aya 1iIrn llio van.—Aflur Liiu HCUIIT ^ . * W. L. PA. HS.son arid their third; dofea.t,Jn two Bed Bajik , Opponent in Second Match. the First Baptists and St. Anthony's ifood at 17 to 3 in their favor at Postoffle* ..;- . . Jt II tin. 1.029years last Thursday, aitoraoon when Red Bank Rovert . „., he end of the first half tho visitors Xm&T Team ...„...'..„.. 96 ID 8SC 004 Hebrew Association The Red Bank police pistol team •will meet tho Presbyterians. Blttt Comet* 31. IT 817 002 in an extra period of play the Atlan- ilowed down and let the Leonardo tlo Highlands-high school freshmen Tho Jersey Central power and •was among the four teams that .won STANDING OP THE TBAM8. squad make 13 points to their 10 in Projttsloum! M.a 91' SO 863 078 their first scheduled matches in the w I, PC Eltmund Eisner ...*.„.. 81 28 896 039 wrested the game from them. The light company team had no trouble St. Jamos ...... _.,....,„ 7 0 1.000 the second period. Deaplto their jn- GlotMon A Inauranea SI 29 S6S 1,003 disposing of the Heretofore feared interstate league conducted by theCalvary Baptist ...... 5 3 .716 .T«TMT Contra , .,27 21 810 072 score was 26 to 24. The a Plumbers 22 20 827 004 county park police, whom they de------B .3j8 high school freshmen: lead'from the start. Jlelhodlst 1. 27 to 16. Lawson, Koyport foi-ward, All MechlBlc. II 30 818 013 '• The Atlantlo Highlands five had a Trlfarl and Paratino did most of feated by a score of 906 to 866. e .us OonmtRlal Chauffeurs 19 82 828' • 020 The St. James tossers had an. eas; was high scorer with 12, Ovtrtwad Doors . 18 80 826 J5J four point load af the end of the first the scoring for. the light company, Tho three other winning teams LEONARDO. B«H 1e|ephon« ...... 13 3D 810 ns half, the score being B to, 4 at that making 22 points between them. The were Bedford Hills, New York, Lin- time with St. Anthony's, the flnal 'Tbe' PoBtofflco team continued time. The' Rod Bankers worked hard scoring for the soldiers - was discol- n Park, Illinois, and Englewood. ecoro being SO to. 10; The Broad McGrath. rf o 13-PLATE street church courtatoro led from th lointyyyg to evett"the-Bcore in-the second-half tributed-.-among1. practically—every The-loslng-teams, besides the Union Hulsberc. If. ^ BATTERY n»r« fames loot Wednesday night, whlcMithty.were able to da just as member.of the team. The score: county park police, wore North Ber- very start and It was only a question Cookc, c. ...~ ~ Q of how large a score they would VahBruiit, c 1 18-MONTH this time from tho Utlllty-toam.ihe the half closed. In tae extra three JERSEY CENTRAL. bsn,(Neptuno and West Palm Beach, Boockol, r». I Florida; amass against their Cathollo col- \VTO*TEN GUARANTEE Utter won the other match. Shlnn minute period the Atlantlo High- tG P PTB leagues. MathavB, re o{ the Utility team made 204, Slattery Pantino, rf -, .._.;..,._' 5 1 Dobblne, rs WITH OLD ONE, landers wore able to cage, the win- STANDING OP THE TEAMS. Rocky Calandrlello "arhart, Ik' _ of tbe Postofflco rolled 203 and L,ning basket. DambreseDb , IfIf. ..^...^^.^...... ^ 3 0 PC caged""seven Trlfarl, c. ....,«...-«..<....-_....• B 2 Bed Bank I 0'1.000 baskets for fourteen points. The scor- Aoerxa of tha Utility team came BiaioiM, r»...... _._-...... -..__ 3 O - Peterson, the Atlantis Highlands Bedford Hills -.... 1 0 1,000 ing for St. Anthonys was done by KEYPORT. through with 202. The scores: left forward, was the ..star .fo? his 3OVA* TS* • •••••*•• •••••s'»*»n 0 - 9 Lincoln P«ik - 1 O l.ooo the Figaro cousins and Costa. Thi Anti- Fender POSTOFSI08. AiunicV, IK. ...—- - 2 0 Ensltwood ii 1 0 1.000 team, accounting for ten-points by Union County 0 1 .000scores: Stulti, rf - - Vwif ..... virtue of - four Held, goals apd .-two North" Berlin :.:.:.-:_.r™..-..-.._.-.. 0 • -1-- .000 ST. JAMES. JUjtS. rf.- ....;....;._.....;..:.-.;.„ Fr^eze Flaps Mwfstoab ,._.,_.,...-. 172 . 128 froe shots. Alvlno, Groon and Del KORT MONMOUTH. West Palm Beach 0 I .000 G F PT! Anderson, n ».. 8WHIK7 Pletro made most of the Red Bank Neplune » 1 1.000 B. Calandrlello, rf. 7 . 0 14 Laweon, If; • SltUy .T.'.'1'Z.T.'™™, 18» J90 P. Calandritllo. If. ...._.„ 3 2 8 Taylor.' If Lieutenant Harold Davlson emerg- Aum&clc, If. — -, - BEG. t..nnt,,M.,in.».... 10.Q points,^ . Simmon. «...... 8 0 6 edT-froin=a::Bluiap—and tied Bor-1 Dt-Cal&ndrU>Ho> Tgt' ...^.Ut..;^. 1 0-2 Burceie.-:c; ^.«^;r..^.-,...^...:..,,; The-soore:—"-—~—==^==—== Levino, c. — .-' : 860 RIVER STREET. geant James J. Sheody for high, Cleary. lg - o 0 0 VALUE. ,, •: VTUJTV TEAM. Creed, c J. AWTA ;.—..-..«..-..•..•... 166 • G P PTS. scoro. Both, turned in a mark of 188. 14 S 30 Smith, rg. - DaLuu, rf. „. SO 4 Poll6emt>n Charles Erlckse,n made a Kofoed, rg. - Grefn, rf. »«^» Jif'-lv ST. AUTBONVS. Coran. rg - - Gallon PaU hi D.'A«rrm _.-..—.. IBS score of >181 and Policeman George Fl»aro, If, _,_ t 0. ft. 8* G y PT Konnedy. lg Ebtu» ».„!.. .._. IBs Alvlno, c, ..,.. » 1 T Clayton and Benjamin Pryor wern , The Quadrangles swamped the Ooit», rf _, 113 Smith, lg Jones, c. - 10 3 tied with 179. The scores of theD. J. FlBiro, If. 1 1 3 Morlns. 12. - iLtem* aoa Gtrruto, rg. 0,11 Curahta in the game scheduled be- t«l Hun, re Union county park police follow: Hammond. *•• • 0 0 0 The;' Tllton dairy plnmen took 0 0 0 tween theso two teams. Macdonald Maskerlcli 183, "Vlsdens 182, Parks D. P. FIzuo, rj .~... 2 0 4 MOTOR OIL Del J-'.l- &' -, three {straight games from the Gro- made 18 of the Quad's 4Q Ullles, and 174, Macaulay 1M and Ettel 162. Scilto. li 0 0 0 '.«•"•« Sheldon asBlstedby scoring 10. Ja- Soden, l£i ...... _... ., 0 0 0 ANOBV AT JUDGE'S RULING. cer* and Plumbers last Wednesday Bedford Hills defeated West Palm n n H n PENNSYLVANIA BASE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS oouba and Cleary played a good de- 4 2 10 night at Becrcntlon Hall; Duncan Beach by a score of 016 to 880. Eng- of the dairymen was high with o r via fensive game. Mooney, the Durants' The best game of the evening Wi Dog Fancier Threatens Court Action S Gallon Sealed Can -fl .38 center, made 4 of the 7 points rolled lewood nosed out Neptuno by a staged between the Calvary Baptist Against Walter J. Graham. score of 234. Steams ot the esmo Anderson, rf. ....— ... 2 0 4 single point," the score being S04 to Walnrlght, rf 2 « up by that team. The score: and the Methodists, which was wo tessa rolled 210. Tho scoresi Potersoa. If. . ._, 2 10 603. The Lincoln Park loam won Piqued because her toy poodle 5 Gallon Sealed Can ...'. -f .95 • TILTON DAIRY. Bill, o. by tho former by a score of 28 to 27 1 a QUADRANGLS CWJO. from North Bergen by a ecore of 806. The colored youths trailed until the Caprlco was not awarded first prize Schtrmrek . 16T 1ST 12Mortenlon8 r rar. G P PTS Smith. If...... t> a Tbe B«d Bankers last week shot last stage of the game when Morse in tho Madison square garden dog Hammond ... . 185 18Z 101 1 1 lintdonald, rt...... 9 O 18 show last week, Countess Ida von- Duncan ~. ~ 169 168 234 lo 6 :a Kutlar. rf. «_.. Oil against Neptuno. The scores havo came through with a basket that 150 147 105 Sheldon* If. ...«»- ...... 4 3 10 been certified and sent to national Clauosen Is seeking to have me 310 175 166 gave his team a ono point lead. The Turnock. c. 2 0' 4 headquarters at Washington to howhistle sounded Immediately after. judge, Walter J. Graham of Wost ASVJLOSE. Cleary, rg. . _...... „._..,. S 1 7 End, secretary of the Moumouth .___ . 890 •-»«»-• Jacoubii,' IE -. ...',.'...... 0 0 0 compiled. Tho result of oil matches Morsa was the star for.Ills toam, QROOSBS AMD PLUMBERS. will be received by local pollco head- making eleven points In sill. Hemp- county kennel club, haled lo court 7. _;...._. 12S Bed Bank Varsity Downs Princeton li~4 40 iiuartors next week. along -with the manager of tho show Colmcnion ,—.._...... _, 134 Kod Bank Seconds Lose, hill, the Methodist center, came RED BANE DURANTS. Bedford Hills, an a result of thethrough with twelve points. Tho and the owner of the dog (hat Avon V*n Brtnt . •__....._-. 167 170 O P PTS first prize. When she was handed a Recovering froni last week's Groytr, rf...... -.....,..._...... _ O 1 first matches, holds the record for score: a', i slump, the Red Bank high, school Waiserraan, ir...... 0 0 the highest score, having made 918 red ribbon by Judge Graham on mi us CALVARY BAPTIST. Saturday she threw it In hin face 187 143 basketball team defeated the Prince- Mooney. c —_„..„...... 2 4 points. Lincoln Park is next jvith »!* , <. - G FPF PTET . ton team, 23-18, at Princeton. Friday ElgQnrauch, rff...... 0 1 and Red Bank is third with 006. V. Glover, rf. ( 0 8 and stalked from tho garden in a 826 765 82«night Brown, Princeton, made the Calnndrlello, le O 1 Mor<«. 11, _. . 5 1 11 rage. She then went to tho West Tire Covers "B" Battery Frost, c. 2 0 4 15-VOLT The Second National bank plnmon first'score of |hs game aid Sako- 3 a 7 Jordan, nf. .—-...... 1 Sides court and asked for a summons defeated the Jersey Central power wlte. Bed Bank,', followed with'J/L The Hebrew association sot only BED BAKE GIBLS LOSE. H. Glover, ]g, ...._ ... 1 but waB told to como back later. and light company in throo games foul shot. -Garattl, Bed Bank, made won its scheduled game with the Countess vonClausaon exhibited METEB lut Friday night at Recreation hall. two baskets In the last taw moments Leonardo Girls Victors In Close Con- Red Bank Rovers but was adjudged METHODIST. her dog Caprice In the Bumsqn dog $1.00 TESTED No one rolled over"200r Winning "of of play with the score 10 to 18, Redwinner of the other game played be- test at Leonardo. G F PTS. Bhow last summer and -won a prize VALUE the bankers with 107'was high man. Bank's favor. Amelchenko was high tween tho two teams earlier in the . The girls'' basketball team of theII, Warner, rf...... '...... o 0 0 ,n the toy poodle division. She at- The ecores: scorer for Bed Bank with 12'polnts season, which resulted In a tie. The Kellum, if. : 0 0 0 acted considerable attention many Red Bank high school was defeated jlaynold*. If...... 1 1 S BE0OND NATIONAL BANE. and Brown, Princeton wan second game was played off Monday sight. Idlngton, If. 0 0 ars ago when eho challenged •Winning las m 176 ; by the Leonardo high school girls, 0 las m with 7 points, '• . The Jewish team won the game by [empblll. e, .._ . e 0 12 'resldont Roosevelt to a. duel be- K 18 1D 33-29,^ Thursday at Leonardo. Rod llfn, rg. 0 8 KUM 183 10D116 2 points, the final scoro being 21 to :ause the United States ambassador RED HOT SPECIALS ,Whltm«n .... - Tho lied Bank seconds were de- Bank, handicapped by the absence of Warner, lg. ™—.... 2 4 no 10. Smith starred for the Rovers, 0 0 'ailed to arrango for her presenta- Westttvelt ... 185 177187 feated 12-7 by the Princeton sec- Elizabeth Cagle, Jump center, and cers, lg 0 THIS WEEK ONLY! Fr»lM 18t 173 onds. Klart, Princeton was high while Kaplan and Lasky were the Miss Jeanette Matthews, the coach, lon at a Europoan court. She Ilve3 Vlcrlck 184 170 scorer with * 7 points, Fazzone, outstanding players on the Hebrew played loose ball In Uie first half and IS 1 21 Atlantio City. 829 686 832Poalucd and Worth,ley, Red Bank, (tve. The score: I a rally la the last half failed to win Tho First Baptist team defeated tsacrt made—2 ]jclnt3t^andr*BQrkowltT T3rr'gHffr"T^tolt#7TCBn«tf6T^i!r ha Pri-BhylBrlnnn by a «carfl.of_28Jxt •HBBKBW-ASSOCIATIOW Grooms of tie Baptists made 184 i made 1. Neither team scored In the high scoror with 23 points, ond Mac- Flneh 1J7 ISO third period. Kaptan. rf. _ hlrteen point*. Scoring for the PhllUpi ll» 1«5 Abra.kln. If. Donald was second with 10 points 181 ! The llnoup: HlramelsUln. c, ....— 0 resbyterians was done by Decker, for Red Bank, Porbea, Davey and W. Collo. The 746 80S 711 RED BANK. Raisas, c. .—. S Lalky. rf...... _ The lineup: 'resbytsrlans led by a score of 15 to The Overhead Doom won two out P PTS. Araelchenko, rf. 0 12 Uerffman, Ic. .—...... "*I!Z o RED BANK. at the end of the first half. The three matches from the All Mo-Scheldt.' rf. 0 Lov.v, It ...... o P PTB. SlkowlU. If I 19 ooro; SNOWl chenlca team Friday night. The MaeDonmld. rf. — first game, tho closest of tho three, Rosatl, c, _..... Grooms, If...... » .... ti 0 10 FIRST BATTIST.' Turnock, c...... HDD BANK SOVKRS. Adams, o .... 0 0 0 (5 rrs wse won by the Doom with a mar-BWMI, rf .'..- O PTS Mack, ic, —. ... 0 0 0 AunueV, rf. 8 8 gin of 17 pins. Gray ot the Me-riotts, n ... R. Rosa, if » 1 MacKay, sc ...... 0 0 D rooms. If — - S ii • • • an ounce of prevention chanics was high with a score of Garattl, If. ....A » f. OaltndiUllo, 1( ,..._.... 2 4 8, Ir 0 Red Bank Wins allbl n (l •fiylor, If A...- 0 o o 8M 0 > arc roudy for you! ALL MEOHANICil. Angler, la* - 0 o )Kvey, t. —... 3 159 * J 18 lecher, rK 3 R Bo prcpnrcd for thmo rniny, _r... 180 Mlll.r, it o Clark, n -. 0 I) 0 flrar 152 IUf>r«—Lawrtnct, Tr«nU>», Tlmits- From Middletovm 4 slippery, Icy wlnlcr streets 1«8 '140 Soultratl, C«lan x f.rso f>tm Monday night at Itocrcitlon r The Hod Bank high school basket- Bna|ta O»t Now York Awards, by Wlllard Bohenck of Marlboro ball Itira defeated the Wddletown Bank Y, M. C. A. Ipagiin dnffntted Iho 20x4.40 ^11 x 1.7,1 hall, Crlspell was.'high with a ncolo were offered m rlrltos at a ihoot|nf HI court LurJiiion of AshteaO. a collie OWHQI jot 228. L. A"c«rm made 223 In on« high school quintet. 82 to t, last l/ing match held by thn Holiday Gunning night In tho loral high snhool gym- rnontativwi lnut Wp n««d«y nl|(hlby >y Mrs. Florence n. Iloh of Km match, and llhlnn came through cluh of Atlantlo township on' Run linnk. lor thn second time won tho with 319 In »noth«r, Tho aeons; nailum. IloMitl started the tworlng a aoore of D7 lo Itoan niul Tur •nil Heiilllfs farm new Colt's Ntok for lied Dank with » foul »hoL Ho». rock of tils Qu«il» did ninst or Ihenwnrd for ttio beot of breed at tin UTILITY TEAM. last Friday. Mr. lleulltt. ihootlnff »tl, th* acting1 oaptala, B»kowlt» and •oorlng for tint toiin wlilln :vhn]ilr. Mmllnou fiiunro gnrden r\wv/ »t New .1. Ae*rr» II* u n himtlcap contostant nt tho ilx- Vogg\n n.npy r-,ln»> 211 x 1.7A In addition lo thn, content for the W«rn«r. rf. Vncartill was seoond with 7 pulnln. nns», \l _ 4 I) Im novU'A cta-in, bMt ot il'^-n nil' hr<• box of olgarn, tha r*g-Tlio scorn; irpit, of wlnnnri, ma ulitr «hootlrlg match of th»- club | rg. clinln liy making rr>pAlr if- took pile*. In the soritch division »r.r> F.M., r«, Mrnitow Tj»rk DalryuwM, a bn»nl ilncrnirtil»wlllihf'or«l^iiilrr Hoffmen n« Mulltr, 1 mloro'l by Nnv««lnl« Ilonclns, Inn, ol Ml Charles Itowor m»d« thn b««t «nor« HehaMt, tf. 0 Jl Irofix Cltnlii", roimlrurliil of nnd William Qulnn got second place, Hlekowlti, If 4 llnl Ilnnk, wun thn nw>nl for l*» I ± lUsall, '• oaplala _.—- 1 of wlnii> ...... _..... 1 o r*«ain>i«, rf. . .M..,^... 6 0 k»nn«la al'0 won first )Jaro fur tin uro readily all«fliril. out of three ganwn from tli* B»oon«t best score «u mads by Oorrclt Am.l'ksnV... rf. » .-,.-.. 1 I - K«rb*raf. rf , t lirix'n In III" bengln illvlskm l^nf k t««m Monday ' ' Buck. Vernr, It 0 0 Olhor NI««>M I*rlr««l Ti»rm»«V, ". , 0 1 Vtn Dr>«, If. . Tht banV«nr%o(•nrwon Ih(hin* firsflrntt ««m« by 1 n |'ln«, but dropped tho xncomt by in Ladle*' Oowllng Club. polls, t* ..,..« • 0 «1«ri('. %•!' .",','. .'.'~ tlsrhoolta. rr. • | I, ••lletf, H. .... iini the third by\«J. Bohwarolc of The Urtlm' bowilni nlitb ot tha rto! lg, ...„. • • rM|l-., If. ,. l»r. K-x*. MM »p«-il«ll«t,-will lh« mlihmtn wss idili with son Th»lUnk lodfn of lClk« nitt »t the club )(. Sllliir, |r, ,. l1> •t1*y« Monday (tight *tid TOIISKI ISV- H'mniouth islrf>«t this P-n.urdny Tii/roH «ral E>m*« f^r » »r|i« donaUd liy Wlimi I'r. Konli nwd* lit" U"l vltIL I im Ml i« lit Mrs. Howard ttorTW ot River tvtA, IllUr. if,, -upl*!", ..... n r m tli* |'«|om(iiinl ulinp bn w«« lwnlig*. •! no» pal, owiiaf-i VIMI )ir)#t U«n'« (tunty of lu!«r«»l«!l Inn w!i«rn fht «*«urii«y niilii, ni ih« prov«4 in him Dm|U|l,l.i l l iHl i tfr.'Jtob found 501 MAIN ST., ASBURY Tweritv : ^ED'BANK REGISTER," FEBRUARY 17,19321.
PARTY AT BHKKWSBCBY. ,he church basement from' half-past 2< Ivo to eight o'clock. Tickets may be Mr. and Mrs. Stewart VanVUet En- procured,at the door and also from Fair Haven tertained members of the society. Will Selljj Mr. and Mrs. Stewart VanVlict en- The Fair Haven Women's Ditno- tertained at dinner and bridge Fri- cratto club will moet Friday night, |Wood&CoalCo. day evening at tholr homo on Syca- February 18th, at the American Me- or Trade j: more ovenue, Shrowobury. Thoir chanics' ball. Seasoned Oak, guests included Major and Mrs. E. Mrs. Robert Parker has returned for aoroage or building Iota,! ! Chestnut and Locust A. Allen, Major and Mrs. H. h. Ben- lomo from the 'Long Branch • hos- beautiful new liomc All mod- nett, Captain and Mrs. G. I. Back, iltal wliero sho underwent an opera- Wood for fireplace, Ion. em Improvements. Tlirco mln- J ' Lieut, and Mrs. C. WvClarke, Cap- Here's REAL furnace and stove. tain and Mrs. E. L. Clewoll, Captain A delegation of young people from otea from Bed Bank. • and Mrs. J. H. Gardner, Jr., Captain his place will attend a fellowship $6.00 per load. and Mrs. H. H. T. GJcsoncr, Captain thcrlng Tuesday night, February Address Box 483. Ecd Bank. | • Also Kindlings. ' and Mrs. W. O. Reeder, Captain and 23d, at; the Rumeon Presbyterian r Mrs. It. T. Schloaborg. Lieut, and church. .There w(U also be.delega- **•••«•••••••••••*•*•••• ' Coal Jby .the bag or ton. ... Mrs. Ri V. Thomas, Captain and Mrs. tions from R&d Bank and Shrews- Quick Service, J. C. Vanltigen, Lieut, anil Mrs. jury. Pr. Harries Gregg will be the Announcing the Opening OFFICE:' C. W. Wood' and Captain and Mrs. ipeaker. . . . _ .... i i* V Joseph X Miller of- gait Oranges Mrj-Willlam 18 C, a Priseri»cas werwere awardeawarded tto CaotslCaptainn anandd attestxtmH::o6f1 ^516-weeKVwltS .fief PMrs;. Clewoll, Mrj. Miller, Mrs. BED BANK. - ' . Fair Haven, N. J. mother, Mrs. Ida DoVoo of South Phone R. B. 2635-J. SchloBiorg and Captain Vanlngeri, Klyer. •• !. •..,..; •. Permanent Waving, : Charles Haydoi^ Is building* large abjnet.iji the flrehouse for trophies Finger Waving, Facials, Rumson New«. von by tho fire: company. Tho new nrade banner which la being made Shampooing, (Tho Red Bknk Koslster can b« bought BumsleaWormSpp in numson n\ Finncrty's general atorev >y Charles W. Barde'lil will also be THURS., FEB. Manicuring, etc. Unrkan Bros.' Btoro, formerly Yellens, Tor- :ept in, tho. cabinet. ' boreV store Biid Mrs. Ludlow's store. Tht The work of moving tha fire alarm MRS. ANNE MlJSTOE, Kcglster is also sold' and delivered' by Charles Geyor. 63 Lafsyetta street.), fires on' the telephone poles is under ray.- Ths need, of a flro siren was OF THE NEW rhone 8008. nbjmofl. Woabole. A St. Patrick's social and dance emonstrated. Sunday night- when a M. a A. TggAoau K n< nOiUUM 111 take placo Thursday night, lumber ot firemen did not show up [arch 17th, at Holy TROsary hall, at the postpfflce.flre because they did I3E. iuslo will ba furnished by San- not hear the bell. Some who live only .ngclo'o orchestra. Besides "Irlp- a short distance, from the postofllce ing the light fantastic" part of the aid they.did not. learn, of the tire un- YOU'LL COME IN '_ evening will be given over to a song- U—tJie-aexti-day;—Ths1- borough-is >st of oldttme songs. ilannlng to install a siren as soon as An electrla iron became overheat; ossible. The Ore company has "TINDREAL id .Thursday night in tho home o^ greed to pay half the cost." Thomas Adams on tho South Shrews- AND bury chore utid cuuucd considerable ECONOMY. Advantage FREE DEUVEBY. smoke. The .firemen woro. called out, Little Silver Nevri. but were not needed. It was after IN OUR mswerlng this alarm that Patrick (Tha Red Bank BaglaUr can b« bought OF WEEKrEND SPECIALS—Thufrs.. FrI., Sat, Feb. 18tft, Mth, 20th. | - Llttla Silver at ths Union News Stand Kennedy dropped dead id. the .t tha depot und at Georg* Quacktobuah'a >coanlq_ flrehouse. Mr. Kennedy cal.aton,) ..:...- •—: - GREAT [rove the truck to and from the fire. OUR An Essex car • owned by George ;An entertainment and sociable SPRING LAMB ICCUD of this place was stolen last will be held Tuesday night, February VALUES SPECIALS hursday night from the Avonue of 23d,'at the Methodist parsonage to Two Rivers, near Mayer's reatau- raise money to pay for the church 19c lb. i bulletin. Mi's. "U H. McNally and FOOD STORE Legs •ant. Mr. McCuo was In the res- aurant -when the car was taken, Mrs. John Gallagher are In charge aurant when tho carjyastaken: The of the program, which will consist Shoulder ar -was found abandoned at Long of-original •Bketchea.aongSf-Jnatru- Sranch Saturday. mental muslo and - games. Refresh- ments'will be served. OUR ADDRESS WE CLOSE Mrs. Jessie F. Simmons and her aughter Balled, last week for Europe, 'Miss Anne Hosier gave a bridge HELLO "hey will return In May. party and shower last week, for Miss 7 BROAD ST. ; at 1:00 P.M. The ladies' auxiliary of Rumson Laura Jean Farrand of Newark. ro company will hold an entertatn- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Myer ot Ellz- Near ibeth, formerly of Red Bank, were RED BANK! WASHINGTON'S ent and dance -April 1st at Red Men's' Mil. . The entertainment will Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs; -Rol- FRONT STREET , BIRTHDAY consist of two playlets. Mrs; Lewis iton Waterbury. Thfe C and F, your new Wilson will be coach. Mrs. Wil- Rodman,Getty was home over tho food center paves the am Macintosh Is in general charge week-end from the Rochester bulld- "tho. arrangements for the-affair*— «s'3ehpolrwhera~he ^larar Btudcnt" way to lower food costs. Yes, we mean it I Shop the C and F way I Mrs. Anna Martin, ot this place Ho was acconipanied by three fellow PRIME RIB ROAST ! 29c ft". ;nd her sister, Mrs. Roy Stanley of students. YOU'LL EAT MORE and PAY LESSl LARGE JERSEY FOWL, 6—7 fts. each 29c ft. •Tew York, will remain at St. Petcrs- The firemen put out a grass flre utg, Florida, until March. Hmday: night along the railroad SPARE RIBS ...; 12c lb. Cars driven by William Allen ot. racks near White's woods^ THE FOLLOWING PRICES PREVAIL FEBRUARY 18, 19, & 20 jUfayetto street and Mrs. Frank The fire truck Is out of service ROUND STEXK 1 oe tt his week as It Is being* repainted, 25c tolly of Little Silver collided Mon- YOUR CHOICE ROAST "• iay morning at the oorner of Wash- rrangements have been made with TOP ROUND ington street and River, road. The the Oceanpqrt flre company to CROSS RIB! answer firo calls In this borough. SEA-FOOD SPECIALS. :ar3 wcro damagod but no ono was file,' mrt. Benjamin A. Shoemaker is on a Misses Jane and Rita Hintelmann trip to New Orleans* * - Bottom ROUND lib. Boneless RUMP ailed Saturday on a trip to Ber- The club chorus of the Woman's luda, club was entertained Monday after- Bl«eFish25tn> SMELTS 19c lb noon at tho homo of Mrs, Eronjon John Gaynor attended the Olym- Butler at Holmdel. TOP SIRLOIN Porterhouse ROAST (FBESH) ilo events at Lake Placid, New fork, last week. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Quackon- hush spent Sunday with Mr.' and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donate have Mra. Humphrey Miller of Eclford: FILLET HADDOCK 29c ft. •cturncd from their wedding trip to SCALLOPS ;:;.;„„.„ 29c ft. Washington,. D.C. , Douglas Parker' has returned from Louis Ncuhausor is spending a Florida. His 'brother Stanley loft RIB-SIDE, pet lb. SHRIMP .: 22c ft. 'ow days with relatives at Now this week to join his mother and fork and Brooklyn, sister in Florida. MACKEREL .„ 17c ft. Lorenzo Getty is making a stay The Rumson exempt firemen's as- n Pennsylvania. HALIBUT 29c ft. lociation will meet Friday night, ebruary 10th, at Occanio flrehouse, Mrs. Lillian Hoosier of New York per lb. basket Raymond Hoagland has entered was a week-end guest of her brother, Best PORK CHQPS, Rumson Farm Queen, a pointer, In Hiram Knapp. Potatoes 39c Recorder and Mrs. Myron L. GREEN MOUNTAIN the national field trial championship itako at Grand Junction,•Tennessee Campbell spent Sunday with rela- tives at Wcstfleld. ba«ktt in Monday, February 29th. William Mangold of Mllburn, Sam- Mrs. Lawrence Seibert and her Premium or Star HAMS, ;*** «>• Apples 69c son John have been laid-up- with uel Sagio of East Orange and Ad- sore throats. PARAGON ison Garvin of Maplowood were iVcck-end guests of Leslie Flchter. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stalberg of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lafon have Prospect avenue are the parents of Fancy Milk-Fed returned from their wedding trip a daughter torn Jast'Frlday at RIv- VEAL Cutlets lb and are roslding on Lenox avenue. ervlew, hospital at Red Bank. Mr. Mr. Lafon's mother, Mrs. Mary La- Stalberg has a position with the Slg- ton, is on a trip in tho West. mund Eisner company of Red Bank. KVROASTINM I inUG f% aar STRAND • i a» i • c Mrs. Raymond Maine and daugh- Loin Veal Chops lb. 25° TODAY, TOMORROW & FRIDAY—3 Days ter Betty have returned from a visit Seabright News. ffith-relaliveiHn-Gonnecticut CHICKENS 25 Mrs. Lcwla T, Wilson entertained (Tha Rad Biokl Register can tie bought Mrs. Kenneth Bruco, Mrs. Albert In Seabrlrht at tha atoms ot Morris Wall- 3 lo 3j-£' pounds per pound Korr, Mrs. Elma McKay, Mrs. Ralph man anil U. befkovttz.) VAUDEVILLE Longstrect, Mrs. John DIxon, Mrs. M. H. Robinson, owner of Robin- Ralph Johnson, Mrs. William Luf- son's pharmacy, Is remodeling the lurrow, Mrs. Will Ward and Mrs. Lovy building, which he bought a "LEAH, MAID OF THE MIST" Andrew Strohmonger at a card party short time ago.'Tho building is a Sirloin or Porterhouse STEAK, lb. I VODVIL'S MOST SENSATIONAL OFFERING. Friday night. Tho rooms wero doc- two-story structure, with two stores ratcd In red and whito. on the first floor. Mr. Robinson will Tho firemen put out a grass flro movo his business Into one of the LANG & BILL Saturday nftomoon on Forest (wo- stores as noon as the alterations are PRIME RIB ROAST, lb. . . nuc. completed. Tho electrical work Is ' HAWLEY MADDEN being done by William Hoag. A mUcollaneous shower was given PURE PORK ^ SLICED Fair Haven News. last Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. C Jerome Welch, tho former Alice (The Ked Dunk IlfgUter can b* boush Sausage Meat, lb. 15 BACON, ?-• ib. Pkg. FREDA BERKOFF & CO. in Fnir llnven In the etor«s ot liarrr Johnson. The guests were Mr». Mar. Kurds and Hubert Camoroa anil at Ola jhall Crlscr, Mrs. Henry Ronelmw, DANCE NOVELTIES Gutd Ccdurq), Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs, Edward C The presentation of tho Christian Welch, Mrs. Dorothy Lavlno and FRESH GALAS, lb. 9 Round Steak, lb. OSWALD COMIC — McNAMEE NEWS (lug and the Amorlcnn flap; to th< Miiscs Loulao Hampton, Margaret — AND — Methodist church by tho junlo Dovoreaux, Edna Nelson, Anna Chliatlan Endeavor society will be a Johnson, Helon Shay and Muo Welch. C feature of next Bunday morning's ser Mrs. Peter Grnts enlortalnod ten PORK BUTTS, lb. 12 Cottage J-jams, lb. ' ricc. A Bpcclnl program will be pro guests at a. tea party last week. icntnd by tho eocloty during which The wedding ot Miss Hunan Welch lin HURS will bo formally prencntcd and Amborse Nelson will tnko placo Sh u f C Nundny night n norvico In ohnorvanc Thursday, February 26th. Hev. How- f tho Ooorgo Wnnhlngton bl-contcu ard Kauri will perform th» ceremony. Ge° n±± LAMB ib. 9 ilnl will bcjcln nt Imlf-iiust im The principal npeakorn »t •.moot- /clock. I'ntrlollo orgnnlmllonj hav ing of tlia Democratlo club to be irrn Invltoil, Tho nca ncouls of Re held Saturday night. February 21th e WITH Hunk will tnlio part. Hev. Henry 1 will be Mayor Edward W. Currle of BEEF LIVER, lb. 10 SPARE RIBS, lb: 9' ItowPii, tho pastor, linn nrrnngtd tlv Mntawnn, who Is running for the WALTER irrvlec, which |ir'omln«n to hn one » nonilnntlon for »lnle ««nator, »nd Mm moBt lni|ire»»lvo cvor hdld In til Kroderlak V. Ilelnhey of Urndley BOLOSNA or HUSTON church. Ilciacfi, candidate for freeholder. Mr. nrul Mrn. Uiinlrl Allnlr* nnttr Thirty rn«mti(ir« of n«il»k»h lodgn FRANKFURTERS, Ib. 17' SAT., MON., TUES.—3 Big Duyn ! Inlnod their KrnndchllUrrn from ICIIr, nttendocl the Chinatown mlndon »' ftbolli ovor the wnofc-«nd. Nnw York on Bunilay. "THE UNEXPECTED FATHER" Tlin niiiiiinl Martha Wanlilngtoi Mr«. n«miiol Wall of Now utron Chopped Beef,lb. Chuck Roast, lb. 12' nii|>|ior of tlin MfthfHlInt Indltm' al tn-vo hlrlh to a daughter (laturdny micloty will ho licld Vebnury 22. Also EXTRA - SPECIALS Red Bank % Cleaners 1 on FRUITS and VEGETABLES WHY PAY MORE? <* We Dry Clean and Preis *> tyj- LADIES' MEN'S FOOD SfORE COATS SUITS KI.IM and FRONT S HUMMKHVIIXtl vt DRESSES #* COATS BROAD STREET BANK SAME COW, „„, W°WM OM.ma imn AND UKMvictim PRICES Office 78 Ijionwiutli St., R»d ftujk, N, J, LSAVIT WO SYS ,';.. • ,X-'-'/ I ~-y,j *£S RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 17, 1932. Twerity«riite' "$£ spenders, and th» Inns at Red Bank WeddingB. ! BOOTLEQ GASOLINE. every article that Is sold In, o, storo which to collect.fho coat of. the roads all HortB, .hundreds ot thousands of Just a Little Too Familiar. " mOIUUIIUIthr-Recalls and other communities nourished. and Is subject to taxes a special de- from those who use them. On this restaurants, hotels, and hot-doggcr- Grandma: "Too, I (eel much b«tt»f "The crowd* attracted by the Condensed from Collier's, Tho Nrv partment of racketeering will spring basis, It would seem that tho three- Heller—emlth. ien along the road's derlvo a vaot In- now, and I dont think there is uny» acing horse races encouraged, the develop- tlonai Weekly, by John T. Klynn. , up. " cent tax is quite enough. Tha taxes come, from them. The motorist la thing wrong with ray appendix, But ment of other sport*. AM correspon- Miss Elizabeth Seller, daughter of Tha hon e de !er who obe collected on motor vehicles In other already paying more than his share. it was nice of the minister to call and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar William* Heller If you drive your automobile from I, , . »' » y? \*° dent of (be New York World, I In- New York city to the Pacific coast,,Iaw! ^^e sufferer. Ono of the ways, added to the gasoline tax, see about It;" l&tonfown, RedTBank and Fort terviewed Jim Corbett as he trained of Rumson, and George DJmock amounted to $1,000,000,000 In 1030. Know His Congregation. Daughter: "But, mother, that wn*. Smith of East Orange, son of Mr. you will paps through U states, drlv- Profound weaknesses In our. present Site Stir Memories at North Asbury Park for hli cham- ing dlstaSces up to 450 miles in each, methods ot .regulating things is tho The costs of the roads that year "Folks," said tho colored minister, n't the now minister, that was a upn- pionship fight with John* I*. Sullivan and Mrs. Samuel Archibald Smith ena Ue hlc h were $1,650,000,000. Thus tho motor- "tho subject of my sermon this even- -and paying tolls for the privilege! P. ! » « . wo; keep piling on clallst from trie city who examined , ,. -. _ Days for Jeney In.Wew Orleans. I 'covered' the of Locust Valley, were married Fri- the honest. Is , It to bo wondered lots paid over 60 percent of tho ing am 'Liars.' How many In thB 11 Spcf tunen. great ice skating races on the day: night at Old First Presbyterian To drive across No* Jersey will cost costs of the roads, Th id 20 cents; Pennsylvania $1, Ohio 41, that thore are thoso who bolleve that congregation has dono read the 60th Oh, he was a doctor, Shrewsbury river, the moat notable chuch at Newark' by Rev. William tho fundamental honcBty of our p other large percentage through their chapter, of Matthew? y I thought ha was a llttl* '•, , The'following article, which ap- bvent being the surprising triumph Hiram Foulkes, The brldo was at- Indiana CO cents, Illinois 40 cents, hand In the audience was-raised. Missouri 40 cents, Kansas $1, Col- plo is being undermined? property and other Income taxes. familiar for a minister. peared in tho last Issue of the New- ot John Johnson of Minneapolis ovor tired In hor. mother's wedding gown Of courso, somo defenso can Dat's rlghC said his rovcrence. iiejlc Sunday .Call, Is of such local in- Joe'Donahue of Newburg, whs had of ivory, satin trimmed with duch- orado $1.35, Utah W, Nevada 70 Tho. road to better and Dl cents,' California 60 cents—$8,15 in rnadb for the princlplo of tho gaso- motorist ia not the only benc/Iclaty terest that It is being reprinted in held the title for years. Johnson esso and rose point lace. Her veil line tax, u in equitable way preach to. Dere is no 69th chapter of ness lcada through The ReRluter'fl art full for the enjoyment of the readers later became -a bloycle raeer, and was- of-princess lace -arranged in, all. _ Cities, businesses of vortlalns columna.—Advertisement. of The Register. Muoh of the In- competed at Asbury Park against cap' Bhapo. • , But—. , saly—•s- th6 mUch-traveled mo-' formation contained in the .article such topnotchera of the day as'Ar- Mrs. Charles T. Owen of South torist, "I do not recall paying these was supplied by George -A, jLong- thur Zimmerman and Eddie Bald. various sums you'.list" Ah, that is- strset of Kearny, a, formed Bed Dartmouth, MasnachuBetts, was ma- Banker, who for many" years was "Then powerful politician!! entered tron ot honor and Miss Sara Heller, the very point! The tollgates dro assistant editor of The Reglator, the scene, and the decline of the d sister of the bride, was maid of there, but you do Tiot sea them. For horssraclnggrr ggame began"" 'Governor honor. The bridesmaids were Miia evory gaaollno Station Is - a- tollgato Trlm-soldlers,- displaying-Jthu_8Jfc. lAhbithls!9B_Ahb_°it,_headd _ ht Hallar, iatcr nai Corps JnSlpli," awing about Ring," fought for-Democratto- eon» of tKo bride, aBd, MIsBea Vlfglnla motoTlBt who buys gasollns a .lux i Bmartly. Neat barraSks Indicate Fort trbl with Rufus Blodgett. : Assern- for rldlng.on the roads. • 1 Lenc, Mary Barker arid Katherlne Monmouth, • outgroiirtb of war-time blyman John Heyer of Holmdel and Beach,. Bamuel Archibald Smith, Baclt In 1019 tho states of Oregon. (Tamp Vail. *or_th?_PM»lnk. motorist. Cornelius Brltton of Koyport repre- •Jr., of New.. York, ;.wes best man. Colorado and North Pakota imposed Om stations arid chain-stores make seritod factions that came td"b"Iows The ushers wero Edgar William Hel- a tax of ono cent a gallon on ev«ry present-day Eatontawn for the shore- In tho Globe hotel In Red Bank, and ler, Jr., Frederick Heller, Matthias gallon of gasoline sold in theso bound traveler; The march of time! resulted In broken heads and chairs Plum, Watson Talt, i,Jr., Qlifford states. Immediately tax-hungry- log- 'But for Mpnmouth county old- before quiet was restored. '•'Billy' Brokaw, Jr., Robert McClure, Frod- Islators sat up and oaldi "Just look timers, EatqntoWn and the site of Thompson, South Jersey political orick W. Smith and Paul Bonyngo, at this nice Juicy' melon patch-'"• wo Fort Monmouth bring glorious mom- boss and fondly known to his fol- Jr. havo been overlooking all those arles of days when the Monmouth lowers as the Duke of Gloucester, A reception was held in tho Heller years. We mv»t get busy." '•"•'• 'park racetrack flourished; when was charged with bringing the race- home and afterward" tho couple left . A_nd they did. Now every stato in Long Branch was America's spa; tracks into ihe state house,". .. on a wedding trip to Bermuda. On the Union has a gasoline tax. Thiiro; wherCEatontown and Red Bank were Haolng Ends With Century. their' return they will ilvo at East are no more one-cent taxes, Only crowded during the season with on- Orange. Tho brldo is a graduate ot live aro as low as two cents. Only thuolaotlo jockeys, trainers, horse- .The blow had to come. While the. political. specter was threatening the Miss Porter's school at Farmlngton, 11 aro'as low as tlireo conts. Foiir 'owners and fans. Carriages, bug- Connecticut, and Is a member of arid five cents soe'm to be the popu- gies and buckboard jammed tho life of Monmouth park,, conditions were even worse at the Quttenbcrg trie Junior league of Novvark. Mr. lar rates.; fflttiOTitowrt-iukiuipcn&wyr BrnTtrrlB It. maduutu 'utHfale-nfr-the- —¥hB-H«nd«ney.. la upward f.VCiy- and all Monmouth county was.proud track.- Organised, in 1H80 by tho' North'Hudson driving, association, cldBS of1025. ••' where OB you movo south and west, of ltd track, .the finest In tho Bast. Ihe track later was taken .over by particularly south, Tho motorist There wore two tracks at Mon. mouth pprk boforo tha New Jersey Tho Hudson County jockey club, con- Hoag—Kemp. traveling for 1116 winter dilvue along electorate, weary of tho political tie- trolled by the "Big Four"—Dennis The marriage of Mloa Janet Hoag, a rlBlng curve of gaaolino taxes. In up, voted professional running races McLaughllh, county clerk and Demo- daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. William New York the tax is two cents. In Into oblivion. The flrat was opened cratto-boss; John Carr, Fred Wal- H. Hoag of Rumaon, to W. Paul New Jorsoy and Pennsylvania It is on July 4th. 1870, by, John F, Cham- baum. a bookmaker, and "Nick" Kemp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry three. Ho runs into a four-cent tax berlln, ono of "Dick" Canflold's rivals Cruslus. '••', While races.were held B; Kemp of Long Branch, has been aB Boon as he enters Maryland.' Tn us a blg-tlmo r gambler, In - theL '80s, only_ .during. lhe_ outd.oor_seaso.n,. ..at announced. The nowlywods notified Virginia_the_r&te..soarsita. flye;_ln Chamborlln had inttdo enough money Stpnmouth park, they .were;-staged their parents of the marriage by North Carolina, South Carolina and on the ealoon privileges of a boat at Outtenberg winter- and summer. telegram from Now York Sunday. Georgia it is six. Florida rewards plying between Bt, Louis and Now Charges, of graft and crooked races Tho couple wore then on thoir way him with'a seven-cent tax. Orleans In tho '60s to opon exclusive Increased. Many horses fell ,on, tho to Detroit, where tho groom Is con- ' Of courso tho inevitable result of . gambling houses In St. Louis and Ice, sustained leg fractures and had nected with the Caisson construction this tax Is tho tax evasion racket— 1 New York, Prospering in both cities to ba destroyed. - company. The brldo attended tho tht greatest perhaps since prohibi- h^s-inVested-somoo£~nls~fortune-ln ^_Tho-end-of-the_century_brought. an Starof,-thor--Soa-academy-and-the tion.-—^ ^ . i- s| racetrack at Monmouth park and end..to horse racing, in the stato. Scuddor school at Now York. Mr. Every tlrn» you buy n gallon of a gambling house at Long Branch, Motorcycle and bicycle races were Komp Is a graduate of tho Long gaBollna you hand over from two to John Morrissoy and other Saratoga hold occasionally at Gultenborg, and Branch high: school and afterward ' ceven cents for tho state. How gamblers looked on • In dismay as the 71-acre tract finally was sold in attended Cornell and Tomplo unl- tlio government get this tax. 1915 for a real estate development. their patrons deserted them to flook yersltlcs. . " some states tho retail gasoline tilling to the new spa, where Phil and John Fart of Monmouth park; aldo was station pays it over directly to tho Ualy and others built elaborate es- cut up into building: lots. The prin- tax collector, every month or every tablishments. Ocean avenue, Long cipal section, Including the site of V-'sltora At Mlneoln. three or four months. This was the Branch, becamo one of tho smartest the track and grandstand, became Miss Virginia. Havens of Middlc- universal way. formerly.. Now, how- thoroughfares In tho East, and tho an army post. Once again Saratoga tdwn township and John Wddls of cvor, most'BtateB collect tho tax from town, attracted more of the elite took Its place an America's spa. Long Branch visited-MIBS Havons's the distributor or the refiner or than Saratoga and Newport com- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ha- whoever makes tho first sale in tho bjd~"7^ VOM vena -of-Mlneola,—Long—Island,._on stater ~TheJdlstrlbutor adds the tax Monday.—----- to-thsj-prlco- charged -the-flUlng- star, * Losses Forced Chamborlln.Out. ' L Bbttor Film Committee Makes Re- tlon and the fllllrig-Btatlon man col- Losses \ on .tho Monmouth track port on Bed Bank Shows. lects It from tho consumer. Wjt.li caused Chamberlin to close his New SALEM COUNTY. this explanation wo are prepared to j York, {["ambling house, and he moved The Better Film committed of the havn a look at the racket In motion.'. to Washington, whor» ho opened a Xled Bank parent-teacher, asioola- Salem Was. Ono of lirst Scttlo- Let us take the states of Jjllnola restaurant. It developed Into the tlon through its chairman, Mrs. Theo- ; ments In the Colony. and Indiana, which1 adjoin oaoii , most famous place of its kind in the dora Brown, states In its weekly re- Salem, N. J., February 13. (AP.)— other. An Illinois distributor with history of tho capltol, and Ohamber- view of tha pictures,scheduled to be Not all the early activity In what is a tank truck goes' Into Indiana and , lln made so many friends in con- Bhown at the local theaters that "the now the stato of New. Jorsoy was buys a tank load of gasollne-TS.ay gress that he was voted land on the film 'Business for Pleasure,' to be confined to that section near New 1,500 gallons. Ordinarily, whon ho government reservation atFortMon- shown at the Canton next Saturday York. " True, Bergen wan tho Jlrst buya this, he would have to pay four roo, Virginia. Washington society and Monday Is suitable for the en- white settlement In the colony, t)ut cents tax to tHo distributor. But ho folk subscribed liberally to a 41,000,- tire family audience. It U 1 thor- Salem, county seat of the southern makes a declaration that tho gaso- 000 fund, which "enabled the old-time oughly wholesome, hilarious comedy Jersey county by that name, also has line is for export—that Is, for Balo In typical of the star. It deplots a razor IS HE READINQ gambler to build the Chamborltn, had a long career. ; another state—which automatically pride of Old Point Comfort for many blade magnate visiting- Italy. Like its northern counterpart, rclleyes it- of the tax, He then drives * (years.-•-The—hotel burned to the "At the Strand for next Saturday, there was a reason for settlers reach- the gasoline Into Illinois. There ho ground twelve years ago. Monday and Tuesday the "Unexpect- ing here and founding a colony in Bells It to a gaaollno station. In .THi- 7 .Canfiold himself was or noted flg- ed Father' will be the principal film 1575, Just on the Delaware river, a nolB the tax la> three cents on each feature. A most amusing comedy of little over a mile from Delaware bay gallon. Ho takeB the fllllng-otatlon ' • Wo at the. track In tho .late '70s. a man who Is adopted by a little Having obtained a job as clerk at and with rich farming land. It Was a man into his confidence nnd ex-! girl. The situation furnishes em- welcome spot for tho hnrdy ancestors plalnB that the gas has boen bought YOUR AD. Spring Lake's Monmouth House, barrassing moments and uproarious bulltf In 3876 by Colonel L. U. Maltby, of many of its present citizens. without paying taxes; that they can comedy and Is recommended for the Yet the history of Salem county— split the tax between them, on sortie a Confodorato .vetoran, Canfiold be- family audience. ' came very popular with guoBts. As and others In tho western part of the basis considered to bo fair between "For next Tuesday and Wednes- present state—differed greatly from gontlemen. Neither Indiana nor ml- LIE'S a busy fellow, this man who reads The Register. That's a, result he was made manager of day at the Carlton the feature film that ot Eastern Jersey. Most of tho the hotol, as well as Colonel Maltby's attraction will be 'Tomorrow and To- latter was populated by tho Dutch, beach house at Sea Girt, In 1879, and nols gets tho tax. And, what is why he reads The Register. He wants all the news^lra morrow,' picturing a story of a fine whllo West Jersey, was dominated by moro serious, the filling station I often took part in the poker games woman, married to one man and in English Quakers, who set up a gov- in tho Monmouth House tower. He handling tho gas can undersell the wants stimulating editorial comment, and interesting features; love with another, who has to chooso' ernment more like that of Virginia. honest gas dealer. This practice , ' also arranged tor a stago to convey between love and duty. This Is for The political and civic centers of patrons to tho racetrack at Eaton- goes on to a greator or lesa degi'co • tho more adult audience.- ,' the largo plantations wore tho Bhlrc-- In almost evcrystato tarthe-Unlon—[ he wants honest, complete shopping guidance; and he wants all town and was a frequent visitor on "For Wednesday,- Thursday and towns'. Slave owning was common, a a Saturday afternoon, although his lapaed arlstooraoy was established, In some states the rotailor still Friday ofi next week at tha Strand pays the gasoline tax directly to the , these things compressed within the pages of a single newspaper, (ambling' was confined to wagers the feature film will be 'Strictly Dis- and under tho advice, of William With the Monmouth park book- Ponn and his friends, the settlers government This opens the way | v honorable,' a. picture suitable for tho for another neat little racket. Thus • makers. " mature audlenoe. It is-reported by kept good faith with tho Indians. No Jcraoyman is hotter qualified to Agriculture then was the chief en- Mr. Stanislas Voroskl operates a I tha committee as being an excep- filling station. Ho sells an averago j talk of the old days at Monmouth tional entertainment with good act- terprise of those members of tho So- park than Georgo A. Longstreet of ciety of Frlende, who iaw in tho of 800 gallons of gasollno a day, or Ing, clever dialogue, amusing situa- 3,600 gallons a week. He makes a J 17 Locust avenuo, Kearny. Mr. Long- tions and handled with delicacy and proximity of Philadelphia and in street, a member of tho Newark favorable soil and climate, a chance gross profit of three cents on ench ! finesse, the story being written gallon which ia tlOo for the week. Appeal to the Buyer Evening newiarstlff. Is recuperating oTing—Southsrn—girt who tl Wealth. ATOI tnriny furmlng In his homo from a long Illness. As • — — - - continues to bo highly important, From this ho must pay his rent, while seeing New York's night life light, help and tako his losses. At j a boy ho spout his spare time around falls in love with an operatic tenor." with dairies and farms for truck the old track and lator, as a mem- crops, white potatoes and tomatoes tho end ot the week tho best heo-m do by working about 14 hours a day The Register reader is a buyer, but not a leisurely buyer. He ber of tho Bed Bank Boglstor staff Bridr* Tea Tarty. tho foremost divisions. and correspondent for Newark and The influence of the peaceful la $35 clear profit for himself. He la New York newspapors, ho became a Mrs. H. H. T. Gleisner and Mrs. Quakers was.felt a hundred years required under tho law to pay quar- has very little leisure; nor does he wish to spend it "shopping close observer of the, political mach- El. Lenzner of Fort Monmouth enter- later when the Revolution broke out, terly tho gasoline taxes which he inations which finally wrecked horso- tained at a bridge, tea Monday at the Many Salomltes woro allied with tho collects. And ho Is allowed 00 days around." He does most of his shopping right there in his easy home of the former. Prites were Tory element headed by Qovernor aftor tho end of tho quarter to make j rsplng in tho stato. awarded to. Mrs. 8. B. Akin, Mm. R. ft'Thty wero grand days for Jersey William Franklin, natural son W a settlement. Now at tha end of Mic chair. Therefore to this busy man, who chooses The Register T. SohlOBberjr, Mrs, B. R. Wells, Mrs. Benjamin Franklin, and at no tlmci quarter he finds- he has sold 45.WO '/I irtsmcn," ho recalled last week. N. K. Elward nnd Mrs. T. J. Tully. was tho party suppressed entlroly. gallons ot ganollne, on which ho !in.i Other guests Included Mn. A, S. as his point of contact with the world at large, advertising id 'j/here was the Impressive llguro ot But though Tory raids and cruel collected four cents tax per gtillgn, ' D, D. Withers, owner ot Brookdalo Cowan, Mrs. O. K. Sadtler, Mrs, P. W. or $1,820. Thla In dua th» stnto gov- Evans, Mrs. E. L. Clewell, Mrs. H. L. tlos wero carried out In several coun- farm at Lincroft) now the home of ties. Including Salem, the Society o( ernment. For hlmoolf ho mndo NEWS. ;i L«wls 8. Thompson, nnd the WhIU Bennett, Mrs. ID. A. Allen, Mrs. W. B. for the 13 weeks, It doesn't look Stewart, Mrs. O. H. Arnold, Mrs. a. Friends, remained for the most part ney stables, Mr, \Vlthor»'s jockeys truo to ita creed and was neutral, fair to him. always woro dronsed In blaok. Ho I. Back, Mrs. L. B. Douglas, Mrs. L. L. Clayton, Mrs. J. C. Vanlngen, Mrs. Physically, Salem was In ouch a po- .was one of the principals In tho sition that It was forced to play an But ho won't havo to nettle for group whloh took over tho track H. E. Storms, Mrs. J. If. Gardner, another eight wcclts. In that lime Jr., Mr«. Btewart VanVllet, Mrs, J. important part. after ths Chambcrlln regime and As late as tho Civil war, thero was ho will mnko another $280 for hlnw supplied a new track and a new H. McDonough, Mrs. M. W. Reynolds, Mn. B. W. Ackerman, Mrs. C. Van- anti-war feeling In thla district bo- solf and will colloct another $1,120 $1,000,000 grandstand. Way, Jr., Mrs. H, O. Blxby, Mrs. II. cause, no doubt, ot tho old planta- In taxes—{2,040 In tnxes nltogothor. ; Your Message Will Be Read "Then thoro were tho Ooorgo I/irll- P. l.ymnn, Mrs. C. W. Clark*, Mrs. tion system. Thorc woro ulnvos still So just before tho'expiration, of tho ln-"l atnhlon at nnncooan, later token C. W. Wood and Mrs. W. M. Maclt. In Now Jeraey as late as 18B0 and It time for making ^Boltloinont, Mr. over. by Harry Sinclair, and tho was an dlnic.ult.to turn about as It Yoroskl disappears from tho high- l.uiud nUblcii uf Luclen Applnby, was in the South. Onoo started, thin way and la heard of no more. J!y If your message appears in,The Register, this man, busy as ho near Oceanjiort, on tha site of tho Valentine ratty. county aided materially wltli mon doing this he pockets n profit cc present Ooeanport airport. Iteal A Vaientlm party was given at thn nnd money, $3,076 lnntead of (730; »n,r> a week is, will read it. He will know who you are, and what you havo •portamen flanhod by In thoflo color- homo o( Mlia Dorothy Mulllfan of fllnoe tho early daya HalAm han Inntead of t&tS a weeh. Then In a ful (omul favmllrn, niirh an Klldear, llamjtiat, Mra, ICIla H. Vlnlard of Ilrond within Ita hoiihftarles, nn Inorons* of owltiK thn ntntn JI'.M.IHK). In I'lillfwi Hindoo and l,uks niauhfaurii. Van, alroct linn linen conflnMl to liar hid ftpyroxlmatnly 200 per cent only |tl nln, the ntntn In tiylni; tn i:rt uli.inl and. I remember the limn annnonn the paat two week* with Illnena. Thin thn UO yearn tlnco 1T0O. 12,000,000 In tnxoa 1I110 It by mni" '.'-• i|lt*reil a liornn nnnind I>otiRatr«et, morning It was alutort aim la Iniprnv- Thn wliriln atntn'a Increaao In the oil compaulea. '' rourin I plnyM a hunch on that Ing slowly and may b* ahla tn (et namo tlmn Ima been •, nnd, of caiiMKi, X lout, up Ihla wnAk. Alinllmr nittluid n mul tluin I'III park waa In tho genrrsl K.ngt(«m«nl t«rd«il aamna illilldiilt to imilnnlnn tha tux In linlf. Thn poitnllilllllo™ ,,f proaparlly nf Ilia iMiUnly, 1ft\g Ammtincamant liaa ba»n mad* nf It would a««m th«r« mint hn n Illln, wiici-f) tnxrn am nn IIIRII nn finir wllli v ith l Iha «n«a«anient nt IHImor M. llmllli, utiaiijio In thn fiiliirr, whnt with nil or nvn nv *\x mnt", fun unnUy l/n t folk floi'ttlt lh«r« knn (if Mr, ami Mra. lDlnier M. llmllli i"f New Jaraay tiiMinlnii innlrtipnlll. •••11. lh« Want, or Hinln* »tr»«t, and Mlaa Kathlaan l»«arV, Nnw Thin la tiow linn t)l«at aaltfl ln> anil Qfltarkavfliua tanmad York. for tha 8««ftllnn tax la a Mt•»,.——. lUrd |xl Do f, worha, Ami Km pi'oi>v*al* f»r anic* HUT*' wh»n I*rlald«irr^H. H. niant ltnn«|>(ir|m«nL prapara to aaa III* country flnndsd luotad iinlty axqura mil tha larlan chur»h In ptitawalmry, who Hi using Luku U.niitimcia columns nnt in«r«lly with l RED BANK REGISTER Matrnpolla, and vull o»n (Ind t«rmnl«, ««ll lupperly, g«n>lln« nlla* arnuinl h. ly whlla e»i>aa|n« iha itrMt, I* llgw I«mlleIll « IIlijUiir liilt Ulan with htn.tlen rut oltiar ihUss (hat mlnrit ha h»fj I llnloRna ami hotting apaghnttl, l»(i.,l «on« In toot* olb«r wav «Ady«; W )•* b»n«n«» and loulUo buvl>. Vvx ssmst RED BANKREGISTEK, FEBKOAKY 17, 1932.
the sake or his arm and not for any run along fences eo ai to leave no plant and ID the hands of cuatomerV week-end - at Wellington, p. O« ranged by Mr?, W, 3. Wallace 'sad Tunney Tells of social reasons. When he was through scent on tho xround lor: dogs to fol- offers Mother reliable test where Mitt Armstrong will attend Mrs. Maggie K. Walling. JMUBB with his duties on the beach hs was low. One of tho greatest .difficulties '"The business of the state's most a reunion, of the members of the returned IMG MATCH Lifeguard Job ready for his dinner. Ho was gener- which fox hunters experience- U that reputable chick producers Is tha re- Maine camp, of which she was a ell held recently it was decided that Rlvervl»w l_ ( ally BO hungry that ho did not tako their dogs leave the trail of a fox to sult of quality of product and con-member last summer. all the poor orders will be O. K.'da-patient thi ||f|G«;-Langendorf's Farm timo to dress, other than to don a chase after deer. Some dogs are so tinued service," states - Mr. Black. Howard Hauaer has resumed his toy Councilman J. R. Camp, Able- fend a fmetur-. Retired Heavywefght Boxing ^ i3 _ __ _u ^D : v pair of trousers and shoes, Mrs. Vln- well trained as not to do this, but "The majority of New Jorsoy'a. reli- studies in Wesleyan college, after B bodied men who receive poor orders 26th when ho fell i, |\ j'/-. ;': ,'UNOBOFr, N. J.. Champion Spent Summer of cent particularly objected to this this Is not true of most of them. All able breeders have recognized the visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. for themselves and family will be celling of the Bed J— 1917 at Keantburg Beach— practice, declaring that at least he of the foxes klllod In this part o: issue of economy facing all poultry- Frank Hauser. obliged to work the amount out on landed en hit book »I«J should wear something over his Monmouth. county of late, seem to be men and have EO lowered their A George Washington program was borough work. which prevented him from Residents Remember Him. bathing; jersey. a mixture of tho red and gray va- prices that good chicks are within feet to the floorof the ti ^Monday, February 22 presented Monday at the publlo Miss ThereBe Smith ot Llnwood This tho! lifeguard-boxer refused to rieties. the reach of all." library by tho Keyport Improvement f WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Gcno Tunney, retired hoavywelght do and was told by Mrs. Vincent that Not many years ago it was legal waa the recent guest of her aunt, boxing champion, in his autobio- association. An English, oak tree Mrs. Thomas Morrison, Jr. iaand Crashed. -. ~i MA If he did not care to accede to the to liberate foxes and hunt them on Governor Cuts Expenses. was planted and dedicated by Mrs. Grover Gordon oruahed his hand; ' - ' Starting at 1:00 O'CIoclf. graphy appearing in Collier's maga- rules of the house he was no longer horseback. For a number of years Jay Unrig is recovering from a Gpvornor A. Harry Moore has Minnie A. Brown, founder of the or-surglaal operation at the Long in tho ahop of 8. B. Thompson *. Cot ; LOTS OF PHIZES. zine, touches upon tho time when ho welcome there. Tunney quietly left this was a very popular sport. Some Monday. Ha was taken to River* was employed at Keansburg as a started economy at home. Tho state ganisation. The program Was ar- .Branch hospital, i CHARLES HO1VEB, Manager. and waa soon domiciled at a place of the foxes eluded the hunters and budget as prepared by him cuts'the v>«w hospital for medical treatment? lifeguard. A picture of him In the where less formality prevailed. it Is thought that tho ones in ex- fund for support of the summer ALL WELCOME. uniform worn by the guards at that Tunney was employed by tho Now istence today aro their progeny. White House at Sea Girt from $20,- tlmojwas published In last week's ls- Point jCpmtprt beach^cotopany, which Mr. Foeney -will receive a. bounty OOOr to $15,000.'.. It also reduces his patrols about :a mile of beach along of $3 from"the" county board of free* peraonU emergency'"fund'from $20,- Tunney was life guard at Keans- Raritan tray. Officials of tho com-holders for tho fox which ha killed. 000 to $10,000 and ellmlnateu bis burjr in_1?1T,_a short time befofe he r pany-eay-4hftt:he-had-a-good record In-IH>>»»< »» reatcd dltforontly than" anyono". else business trip to Washington, D. C. fulfill' tho requirements -: of-econom- MrsrL. F. Armstrong and •Till FarWd." .ut ho had come to Keansburg for telllgent animals. Frequently ical production both on the home daughter Gardina will spend tho
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