RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXIV. NO. 13. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1951 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 16. Kiwani- Pet Parade Proceeding on Broad St. Minugh Agency Tndmy U the Lm$ LSatti Henlioii's Niagara Fills Dmy la RegUttr Clyde fc Powell Annual Message Couple Buy the Reports Demand This nufaaar. lisa*. It, tm To Address Lions la ta* aaai date #•* watatertag t* »»4»r *» rate Id ta» maasag To The Register Flaecue Estate For Property Onrral ncMttoa, Twaslar. Me*, And Their Wives !HMV §*JM Cleaetl a, 1*51. Hash H-Jy Omy aVirougk Clerk Amy E. IMaa fa* t— M *Vai j_._ a Ave. IN tiWrul «Wk« ky will r««l«>r v«*»r» far tfM CfMlralliali H By Bay Their Efforta wig* of Meal Mask at hf* Behaviour' Hit Mart* Year 3713 •ar»uc% Hall, «p to I o'ctac* *M* For th* past IP yean, ever since The stoae and frame m*4era res- Continuing to experience a strong afte-rnnna. Clyd* R. Powell, on* *f Rabbi Arthur H. Herstien has been idence »f Mr. aa4 Mra. Oeerge demand in the existing dwelling Itaa't he deprived) *f ysaw rtgM c&'s outstanding Industrial ataf> la charge of Congregation B'nai Is- W. Flaccus, one ef Shrewsbury's field and in ploU fur custom-built chologists and public relatloa* <B> finest homo, located •• the Berth borne*, the John U Minugh agency, •ad fraarhisc thrtMagh yeue ••a rector of Lthlgh Safety ghoa e*J*B» rael, h* has issued an annual mes- pany, Allentown, Pa., a subtidsMf **g« ta hi* congregation and to «ide of Sycamore avc, at the eat* realtors of Runuon report the fol- ssegiort or India*r—c*. B»»*1sUr nor of Garden rd., ha* jltft hat* lowing recent sales through their aad hs true America*)* Im IBM of tha Endleott-Johnsoa cor Th* Register reader* through the tion, will be ths speaker at celusMe ia th* Issue preceding the purchased ay Mr. and Mrs. Oearg* ofllec: W. Chadwick of Niagara Fall*, N. Mr. and Mrs. Frsnk W. Shaw. great irmornry of mtn. day's meeting of the Red Nigh Holy days whfc-h begin thu Lions club. year aeajt Moaday, Oct. 1. Roan Y. In recent months Mr. and Mi*. who summered at Ocean Grove, Hajboaak, which is the Jewish re- Chadwlck have aiade their real* have purchased the gate house on llgleus New Tear, begin* at sun- dence in the Shrewsbury Mtaer the formfi' estate of the late Ja- Supper Honoring set and starts the year S7U ia the Garden apartment* i» IW Bank. cob Scruff from Mr. and Mrs. Jewish caleadar. The Ray Van Hera, rur Havea Thomas 11 Lafon. •ealtors, was the broker closing the Mr. Lafon, who haa been a*»o- Lord Bishop of transaction. Mr. Van Hern alee ciated with the New VoiW ottlce of cold the property to Mr. tad Mra. the Prudential Insurance company, Flaccus in 1M7, when the attrae- haa resigned his position there to England Tonight ive home was constructed by Win- assume another in St. Ijoui*. Mo. Held 0. Wainwrlght, Ultle Silver Mr. Shaw, who is aasietant direc- Thank««rivinft Service, contractor and builder. tor of personnel for R.C.A. Com- munications, inc.. at 60 Broad at., Dedication lo t'ollW Mr. and Mrs. Flaccus have pur- New York city. i« having extensive :hucd a modern, M-rooaa river- alterations made and plans year- lit Chriat Church ront home in the Portaupeck fee- round occupancy with his wife and lion of Occanport. Tfc* Kiwanit civb't HiM «MHMI a«t pw»4» b shown «• it *•• «*•«<• to •••* TIM *••• daughter after Oct. 1. MIDDLETOWN — The Rt. Rev. The property bought ay Mr. and The fireproof residence of tapes- Noel Baring Hudson, Lord Btchop Mv«. Chadwlck include* over an tot fjfnca Saturday mtntmf wfcvft tft* arfMliatlM bat*) It* MMM! «fair with aafraiimaraly try brick, hollow tile and .ein- of NcwcaJtlp, England, will be hon- acre or landccaped ground*, part of 100 chiMrtn »artlci»«tln«j. few* tfct lift* MM Kiwdtnti ctown, JM H#l!dJ«y, It iktwa. foreed concrete construction, with ored tonight at a supper In Leeda the old E. C. Hasard eitatt. and decorative copper cornicing, con- hall. As an emissary of the Society Is planted with numerous magniaV tains a living room, dining loom, for the Propagation of the Gospel ent elma and beech trtea whleh kitchen, three bedrooms and bath- in Foreign Parts of the Church of are well over a century old. DeRidder Head* room, an attached three-car gar- England, Bishop Hudson Is visit- The house la of native Aeldetene Exclusive New Residential Zone age, utility room and recreation ing Chrijt Episcopal church among and frame coiMtruetlon, of Colonial Auto Dealer* room. The heat 1* hot water, oil- a few other parishes on the east- design, with ten room, and tuch fired, with a separate gas unit for ern seaboard. ' feature* u four tiled bath*, tiled J. Raymond DeRidder of Holm- b Proposed (or New Shrewsbury domestic hot water. The park-like The society, formed in ITOI, has powder room, tiled kitchen, cedar del was elected president of the plot of two acrea contain* many sent cmlMarlrs to all the countries closets, game room with log-burn- Mew Jeraey Automotive Trade at- NEW •HRBWSBURT-The beautiful shade trees and a ter- where It has undertaken mission- [ •Delation Wednesday of last week planning board laat week drew UP Ha Una would eatend northeast race with a barbecue pit. The aiy work aa part of the celebration ', ng fire place, porches, <un dick at a meeting at Trenton, Installa- and attached garage. another new aaalng proposal for from the Iwlmmlng river borough adjoining property owner* are Ed- of ita 250th anniversary. Thin tion will take place at Atlantic the borough's top-valued residential line to Pine Brook, south to a point gar B. Mooney, Jr., Andrew Mun- church and Chriat church, Shrews-! •akMAfaiMrK. City tomorrow. section. SOD feat from Riverdale avc, then chak, Jr., Arthur Pcttit, Arthur W. bury, were among the first en- Member* said they hoped the east to a parallel J0O feet north Moore and Ray Smith. deavors in establishing parishes In Ctya* & taw** RtfcM Hcrihon has selected (or of Riverdale ave. It woul' lead mayor and council would accept Mrs, Deborah H. Armstrong, wid- the American colonies. Rev. George tfct taple •( hit annual message Judges to Honor the rule* In trad* for others turaed ta IhMwsbury ave., then to a point Keith, the representative of the so- 300 feet south of Sycamore ave. ow of the late William V. Arm- Du» t* th* great Intenit "The Movement of Ufe Is forward, back for re-study early thla montb. strong, haa sold her residence at ciety, held services in these plae*a fested In Mr. Powell's talk aadj Kever Backward." The mceiage Juvenile Croups They expect council to vote on the The Una there would turn west IS Grant ave. in the West Park In 1702. Member* of both confrs- demonstrations, the Lions ar* **> fellows, together with a schedule of proposal at It* October meeting. to a point 300 feet from Shrews- section of Rumaon to Mr. and Mrs. Ratlonn of thr original farlah have peeted to bring their wives. *t*Oa> Chief Justice Arthur T. Vsndtf Offered now la a awing ordinance bury ave., then going couth along .frveme F. Cangialofi of the Bronx, been invited to the aupper. bers af the Mlddtetown L!«n» elta% A number af year* ago Lori hilt of the New Jersey Supreme amendment to eetaUiah the bor- a parallel to the New Shrewsbury- S. T. Afirr nn informal period at anil their wives hav* alio baaa) Dunaaay wrote an interesting dra- court and several associate Justice* ough* most exclusive residential Ihrewibury township (Vail Homes) Invited. head a lift of distinguished gueit* Jim. Armstrong has moved to an tri>da hall, a wrvice of Thankfgiv- matic fantasy with the cryptic area aa "Xoae Oae-A." It would be boundary. It would follow the apartment on Washington ave., In* and dcriie.-itlon will he conduct- Mr. Powell ha* an tmportaal title "If." In Ita nrct aeene an Eng- who on Oct. a, at Sea Otrt inn will protected with "A-Number-One" boundary to the Jersey Central Rumson, and Mr. Cangialosl, who ed In tile church hy the rcctor,rt"V. message on th" subject, "Und**> lishman, John Dtane, hurrying to honor member* of Monmouth I regulation* for hont building and railroad track*, go south along l<e- is associated with the business ma- Andrew M. VsnDyke. and the Rt. standing and Controlling Humaa an appointment upon which he has county'* U municipal Juvettll* con- land development. These would Fetra'i brook, then west along the chine sales division of the Under- Rev. Wallace J. Gardner, Bishop of Behavior," particularly aa appltadj pinned a great deal of hope for ference committee*. call for bigger house* on larger brook to Hops rd. wood corporation at ita New York New Jersey. Bishop Hudson will to accident prevention and **a> hit future, mlsie* his train. Just at The buffet supper and burins** plot*. Running south along Hope rd. to the moment he reaches the fate city offices, has spent the summer *penk at this service, which begins ployee relations. His presentation meeting, starting at i:10 p, an., and Tinton ave. the line then would go with his family tn their new home, »t *, o'clock and to which thr pub- I* an axtremtly practical dtmoa> they c|ase In front of him.