AH the X«m * BSD BANK SECTION ' and SnrroonAIni Town. ToM Fearlessly awl Without Bias TEK ONE b«i»t Wwklj, utttrcd u *««om!.CI«n M«tt«r «t th« Po.t- Subscription Price 1 On« Y««r ti.OO, VOLUME-UX, NO. 14. offlc* at B*a »aak. M. lH aniu th« Art «! Mans !.»?». BED BANK, N. J., ^THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1936; Biz Moutlu. 11.00. 8in«l. «,«•, 4Manhattan's west side, up at his usual hour. He was strick- ly High Tide to Shrews- was shot to death by unidentified as- en while \yalklng in the yard of his In Wild Storm sailants who fired eight shots home as ho was preparing to go to The Woman'* club of Red Bank rown, Mrs. Walter Bruyere, Mrs. through the window of Joe Martini's bury River. >• holding a club lunoheon today at William H, Carvaller, Mrs. Hosea, hlB employment at Augustus Layton'e tavern on Old road In Matawan barber shop on East Front street, The Strange but True Story of a tin Molly Pitcher hotel. The session Chark, Mrs. John A. Chaunzy, Mrs. township, near Keyport, •Will begin at 1 o'clock, with Mrs. Edwin S. Close, Mrs. Edgar C. Cook, opposite the Globe hotel. The fam- Pet Monkey That Wat Mis- Leslie N. Crlchton as the guest Mrs. Horace P. Cook, Mrs. Thomas Mr. Antrim was taken to River- ily physician «ai summoned, but Mr. speaker and Ollvo Wyckoff as solo- Cook, Mrs. C. C. Cooper, Mrs. Melvla view hospital In the Matawan First Gramann sank rapidly and passed taken for a Human Peeping Many Boats Damaged; ist. Mrs, Hermann Asendorf Is 7. Cornwa.il, Mrs, Patrick Cotter, Aid squad ambulance, away within a few hours. Tom—Arrested by Constable. chairman and Mrs, Harry Motford Mrs. Leland W, Crafts, Mrs. Herbert Antrim was In a washroom at the Mr. Gramann, who had been a res- tavern and was hit by a stray bul- co-chairman of the affair. During B, Craig, Miss M, Louise Crawford, MRS. E. H. BOYNTON. ident of Red Bank for 56 years, was Wires Blown Down Mrs. Frank S. Curtis, Mrs. Frank J. let, which went through the door NEILSON EDWARDS. Friday night while the worst the session the year books for born at Wayside. He was the son storm of the season was at its height Dibben. • and after hitting the Belford man of the late Christopher and Louisa 1037, a product of The Register press, went through a beaver board par- Mrs. William F; Hartman of Hance will be distributed. Mrs, Monroe Eisner, Mrs. Big- luran Gramann. He had been a bar- road, Shrewsbury township, tele- The worst storm of the year roared tition and embedded itself in the ber since youth. He waa probably Tho book this year Is Issued In a mnd Eisner, Mrs. Abram I. Elkua Fire Company weather boards on the side of the ihoned to Recorder Elmer C, Waln- through this section on Friday but new style and Is much more con- Miss 'Emma. L. .Ely,. Mrs. I. P. one of the best known men of this Reception For 'Ight thai a Btrange man was growi- spent most of its fury over the At- building. Tho door was directly in profession In this vicinity and for venient for those who deslra to carry Emery, Mrs. Charles R. English, the line of fire. ng about her yard and was at that lantic ocean. It waa more fearsome It with them to remind them of the Miss Elisabeth Ernst, Mlsa Lillian To Display Sail over a half century had followed the /ery moment peering at her through than destructive and fell far short activities of the club. The colors of Flannery, Mrs. J. G. Foller, Miss Police said that Sullivan and five trade. Albert Hermann . window. The recorder Informed of attaining the force predicted in the club, green and white, are at- Florence F, Forgotaon, Miss Kath- Boat J)n Street companions had been in the tavern He started in the barber business 'onstable William S. England of advance notices. JCt abated abruptly tractively brought cut In the cover ertsa Foster, Mrs. Horace G, Fowler, only a few minutes and a waiter had at Sea Bright. A few years later he In Rumson Hall Tlnton Falls of the message and after a day of high winds and tor- denlgn, tho type lines being printed Mrs. Richard K. Fox, Mrs. Walter just taken their order when the shots came to Red Bank, where he hot asked him to hasten to the Hartman rential rains and the following day In white Ink on a green cover, 13. French, Mrs. Allan Frost, Mrs. 'ermission Granted Independent were fired. One bullet struck Sulli- only conducted shops of his own but residence. dawned bright and clear. Percy A, Qaddia, Miss 'Marian Gat- van In the chest and the rest en- in later years was employed in local Mayor Neilton Edwards to Hon- Features of the book are pagea de- Engine. Company by Mayor Arming himself with a pistol and Storm damage was almost entire- ueatb, Mrs. Frank Ganter, Mrs. B. tered the walls of the room. Sullivan shops, where he was looked upon as accompanied by his son, Harold Eng- voted to greetings by the president, H, Garrison, Mrs, C. A. Geatty, Mrs. was seated nearest tha window. or Republican Congressional ly localized to areas along the At- Mrs. Bertha K. Boynton; state fed- and Council at Monday being somewhat of a fixture and en- land, the constable did as be was Edwin C, Gllland, Mrs. Olive Gllaey, When the shooting started his five joyed an exceptionally large personal Nominee at Public Gathering bidden. He found that the Intruder lantlo ocean and along rivers and eration officers, federation meetings, Mrs, George M. 8, Goff, Mrs. Harry Night's Session. companions ran from the building. bays. Many boats were set adrift club officers, standing committees, following. At one time he conducted ras not a man but a drenched, dls- Goldhursti Mrs. Walter Gosling, Mrs. After Investigating, police said Sul- a barber shop in the old Red Bank Next Wednesday Night. Igured and shivering monkey, Waco and were either destroyed or dam- club departments, junior depart- aged. Docks along the waterfront Edythe Grlesenbeck, Mrs. Richard C. Independent Engine company, livan had been shot at before and Opera House building, adjacent to >y name, owned by David Scott, who ments, club program, club song and Hackjtaff, 'Mrs. Alnsworth J. Hague, was regarded as a tough customer :onducta an automobile service sta- also suffered damage. special events, as well as a com- which is disposing of a Ballboat on the former Central hotel on West Mayor Nellson Edwards of Rum- Mrs, J. °C.'Hanklnson, Mrs. Joseph the oo-operatlvo plan, was granted on the west side of Manhattan. On Front street, and later had a shop son, who is the campaign manager tion on Shrewsbury avenue near the On land the damage consisted plete list of honorary, active and as- a Harrison; Mrs, Samuel Hausman, March lBlh'ot this year, he was with airport. Sitting on a pole near the sociate members of the organization. permission • to display the boat on of his own on Monmouth street, next of tho Republican Campaign com- mainly of broken trees, power lines Mrs. Mart P. Havlland, Mrs. George Broad street near the corner of three other men when a similar vol- to Frank F. Supp's grocery store, mittee of Monmouth county, will house, the animal viewed with long- and signs. Orchards in the rural The Red Bank Woman's club was A. Hawkins, Mrs. C. Mitchell Helm, White street Monday night at a ley of shots were fired from a car near the New Jersey Southern rail- tender a reception next Wednesday ing the Interior comforts of the sections suffered somewhat when organized, aa the FhilomathUn Cot- iri. Alice Hendrlokson, Mrs. Marcus meeting of the mayor and council. on 31th street, near Ninth avenue, road. night, September 30, in honor ol Al- dwelling. Seen from a distance, he fruit was blown from the trees. Th» erie In 1898 by Mrs. Mary Wooster Hlgglnbotham, Mrs. Howard Higgln- Permission was granUd pending the Manhattan. At that time, Richard bert B. Hermann, Republican con- looked curiously like a human being rain ended a long, dry spell and re- Sutton. In 1916 It was reorganized son, Mrs. William H. Hlntelmann, approval of the police department. Butler, son of "Big Dl/ok" Butler, Mr. Gramann and his wife, the late gressional candidate. The reception and the constable and his son readily plenished many wells that had gon* as the Woman's club. Miss Belle HoBmlre, Mrs. Clifford W. oldtlme walloper, was killed and two Mrs. Louise Lprenz Grarnann, who will taker place in Red Men's hall, realized why Mrs. Hartman had dry. • . \ Humphrey, Mrs, .Charles K. Humrlc- The council approved tho transfer others wounded. died in April, 1932, -enjoyed travel formed a mistaken belief that the The past presidents have been of a retail liquor consumption 11- Rumson, at half-past S o'clock, and animal was a man. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. John H. Gilbert, house, 'Mrs. Tony E. Hunting, Mrs. , Police attached considerable sig- and during the later years of Mrs. Mayor Edwards extends a cordial in- The storm, which was the end of Albert L. Ivlns, Mrs. John Ivlns, Mrij. censo from Mrs. Alfonso DoMarla, nificance to the fact that during the Gramann's life they took annual mo- the hurricane that struck the Vlr- Mrs. Isaac H. Adlem, Mrs. John H. wife of tho former proprietor of vitation to the general public to be Evidently Waco had been In an glnla capes and the Carollqas, struck Cloak, Mrs. Louis J. Slellng, Mrs. Thomas Jardlne, Mrs, Russell E. March shooting everybody was shot tor trips to Florida, where they spent present. encounter ..with a dog' or some other Johnson, Mrs, William Johnstone, Pleasant Inn at Shrewsbury avenue but Sullivan and' Sunday Sullivan the winters. Mr. Gramann had no this section early Friday morning. Frank S. Curtis, Mrs. J. Daniel Tul- and Nowman Springs road, to animal. His face was cut, bruised The weather bureau had predicted Ier, Mrs. Leon de la Beusillle, Miss •tlsjs Bertha Krldel, Miss Florence apparently was the only Intentional trouble getting employment in the Mayor Edwards and Mr. Hermann and swollen and he was distrustful, Charles F. Colligan, one of tho new target . . barber shops in Florida, where he are two leading figures in the cur- that It would strike that afternoon; Florence R.'Kridel, Mrs. Clifford W. Crldel, Mrs. Robert Knight, MISB proprietors. Mr, Colllgan's partner proba% because of unpleasant ex- Emma j. LaFotra, Mrs. John J. Mr. Antrim worked at Manning's was likewise well known to local rent Republican campaign and they periences. However, Mr. England and boatmen who had not made se- Humphrey, Mrs. Mildred Applegate in the business la W. H. Cook. cure their boata the day before an4 Archer and Mrs. Thomas Voorhls. Leonard; Mrs.'Phillip Leonard, Mrs. restaurant at Keyport Saturday. He >atr6ns. both have interesting messagca for and his son managed to capture him David . Leroy, Mrs. Blanche Lesh, According to a report of the Over- states that a friend asked to be di- those attending. by luring him into a clothes basket. waited until morning to do so were Mrs. Adlom Is the only one of the Both Mr. and Mrs. Gramann were helpless against the elements. Mrs. Albert F. Lindenstruth, Mrs. seer of the Poor Robert A. Kennedy, rected to the Martini tavern and that lovers of music, she being an ac- Thomas s. I?icld, Jr., publicity The monkey was soon contentedly oast presidents not living. George T. Linton, Mrs. G. Howard $663.59 \vas spent by the borough for he accompanied him to that place. asleep in this receptacle. The officer The -weather department at Fort The club officers are: complished pianist and he a violin chairman of tho Monmouth County Llpplncott, Miss Julia N. Little, Mrs. relief during the flrot IB days of Sep- Search for the slayers of Robert player of prominence. Gramann's or- Republican Campaign committee, and his son had to do a good deal of Hancock reported that this section President—Mrs. Ern«»t H'. Bojnton. Irving K. Lovett, Mrs, Hugh Mac- tember. Sixty-five cases, Involving J. ''Farmer" Sullivan, a Westside, hestra, headed by Mr. and Mrs says that although the campaign inquiring before they established the escaped the full force of a tropical Vice i>r«»ldente—Mrs. Frank OinMr, innes, ' Miss Alroeda MacQulIton, 176 individuals, were carried over New York, labor leader, developed Gramann, waa known throughout has not yet picked up the momen- Identity of the simian and returned hurricane by one-half hour and 80 Uin, Charles It. English. Mrs. E. V. Manahin, Mrs. Howard from'August'and'9 caBes, Involving Monday Into an Investigation of a him to the owner. miles, as measured in time and dlj. Recording wcretary—Mrs. Warren M and Middlesex counties tum which is expected within a few E. Manning-, Mrs. William C. Man- 24 Individuals, wore re-opened. Mr. suspected connection between long- weeks, there have been several in- Waco had escaped from his cage tance. The storm, reached/ Its pealt BookwalMr, W.MM iirwmnini Kennedy, reports eft eases, • WroHHtlB in tho old horse and buggy days, eon, Mrs. L.' Qny Marshall, Miss. shoremen union leaders and politic- and it was not uncommon for them teresting highlights, among them be Friday morning while being fed and In this section shortlyaiter'mldnlght. McDougai. Mary A. McCue, Mrs. Walter Mc- 180 persons, now on the relief rolls. ians In Nav York. ing the use of the term "Adopted Son Mr. Scott and a number of his neigh- Winds of a velocity of about 60 miles) o drive in any kind of weather in 1 social secretary—Mn. 3. B. VaaWag- Dougal, Mrs. William T. McDowell, Permission was granted the Jer- Edward F. juska, assistant prose- :heir one-horse shay great distances of Monmouth County' In connection bors had been on a wet and fruitless an hour reared breakers sefdom Seen f inanolal aecretarr—Mrs. John h. Mont, Mrs.-Frank MoMahon, Mrs. Henry sey Central Power Sc Light company cutor • of Monmouth county, an- with Mr. Hermann, whose home is search for him most of the day and In tho Shrewsbury river and brought gomergr. _ ;o provide music for private oc- G. Mecklem, Mrs. Henry C. Mock- to erect new streetlights on Shrews- nounced discovery In Sullivan's poc- casions. in MlHtown in Middlesex county. part of the night. The injuries were highest tides In three years. Thej Federation secretary—Mra. John Boy* lam, 8d, Mrs. Homer Methot. Mist not serious and the monkey's former water raised almost to a level with lsr.il. ' bury -avenue In accordance with a ket of a "work sheet,'! which JtiBka Mr. Gramann was also a wonder- This term, being coined on tho spui Treasurer—Mrs. Jaaie Mlnot. Etta a filler,' Mrs. Jesse Mlnot, Mrs. recent survey made.by the company. said contained notations of men to of the moment, has come into mor< battered countenance is now almost .docks along the river. Audlton—Mrs. Oeorga F. Balne, Mre. John L. Montgomery, Mlas Edna R. be furnished for political work in 'ul dancer and even up to almost normal in appearance. Frank -McMshon. , • • Police Commissioner Thomas M. ihc day of his death he would trip and more widespread use in Mr. Her- Thel-Mar, a kpockabout class sail- j Moore, Mrs. Harry Morford, Miss Gopslll reported that he had asked New York. mann's campaign in the third con- boat owned by Sidney J. Watta and, Trusties Mra. Thomas Voofhln. Mra Kate W. Morford, Mrs. Oscar Mor- ;he light fantastic to radio music Uon da la ReuaslUeauaslU., MraMm. FhlllPhiliKp WaltonWilton,. tho board of freeholders to erect In this book, Juska said, might be vhile waiting for a customer at the.grcasloi Theodore J. Labrecque, waa dashed TrtBa of benefit fund—Mrs. Har. ris, Mrs. Archie C. Mosby, Mrs. Ada an automatic traffic light at tho In- a clue to the man or men who shot nal district. to pieces near the public dock. rlsoon BancaBanca. • B Nafewi Mrs. William S. Naulty tersection of Broad street and Bergen ihop. While living on Shrewsbury Sea Bright Firm PageP s to tho president—Mrs. Howa.ro Sullivan while he was on a party ivenue, near River street, he taught The Florence, a 30-foot cabin HiBginson, Mrs. Russell Johrnon. Mrs.. Aage' F. Nellsen, Mrs. Martin place.' Many ac'cld'cnta have occurrod with friends just before dawn Sun- cruiser, was washed ashore on tha J. Nlll, Miss Gertrude Norman,' Mrs. folk dancing, and a number of Red The chairmen of the various com- at tho intersection within the past day. Begin Issuing property of Mrs. Martha Papa of George F, 'Norman, • Mrs. John L. year and a list of the accidents was Bank's business and professional men Coining Here On mittees are: Also found on Sullivan were mem- were among hie pupils. . ,, Riverside avenue; The boat had Opfermann, Mrs. John M. Osborne, forwarded the freeholders with the bership cards in tho New York been moored in the middle of th« .' Budget—Mrs. Frank Ganter. Mrs. Theodore- D. Parsons, Mrs. Mr. Gramann waa known for his OIubhouM— Mra. J. A. Chauniy. request. ^ Tho borough clerk, Mrs. Longshoremen's Union, said Juska. Auto Licenses Monmouth Street river but broke away when a chain Historian—Miss Florence Id Idol. John H. Patterson, Mrs. William A. Amy Shinn, was authorized to write Sullivan, who was 40 and lived in iterllng character and traits of gen- snapped. The boat, although not Hospitality—Ml»s Elizabeth Scowcrolt. Patterson, Mrs. Alexander L. Popln a letter to the freeholders asking New York, was shot at the "grand srosity. He never hesitated to de- badly damaged, was placed high and R.c.r,tt6n-Mrs. Veraon, W. Jtoit, Miss Isabel -M.-Phoenix, Mrs. Charles 1 J. E. Harvey, Jr., of Mahoney & -~Mrs. Charbs B. English, for their co-opcratlon In tho matter. opening ' of Joseph Martini's Tavern, rote much of his personal time to November 1st dry on the shore. Membershli Pintard, Mrs. Frank E. Price, Mrs. the pleasure of others. One of his Naw Jerny Club Woman subscrlptione Edward J. Coyne of McLaren near Keyport. Harvey, Inc., Leases Former —Mr.. Albert Unden.truth. John Regan, Mrs. Leon de la Rous- pleasures was that of going to the A cabin cruiser, owned by Carl Program—Mr». J. R. Smith, sllle, Mrs, M. B. RIley, Mrs. Doug- street, clerk at police headquarters, State Police Sergeant C. J. Camp- Car Uwners Desiring Reservec Schwenker of Fair Haven, broke its) waa appointed a special police of- homes of shut-ins and afflicted and Postoffice Building for Own Publicity—Mrs. Hosea Chnrk, 1 las Ring, Mrs> Claude L. Rlvenburgh bell said Sullivan, a former pugilist, taking with him flowers from his Numerals Must Make Applica mooring and drifted to the Middle- Harry Morforu. Mrs. Vernon W. Rose, Mrs. Jacob B. ficer without pay. was seated at a table with six com- Occupancy. town shore. Tho owner managed to Suggestion box nnd pianist—Mrs. Har- panions when shot through the chest garden and also giving tonsorial at- rUon Bance. Rue, Mts. A. E. Russell, Mrs. Thorn- tention without charge. Much of lions and Pay Fees by Octo make it secure before any damaga Talephono—Mrs. John Ivlns. ton I* Rydsr, Mrs. Carl F. Schwcnk- as eight bullets were fired through could be done. Waya and means—Mrs. Harry Morford, a window. his Sundays of late were devoted to ber 31. The George Hance Patterson build- er, Mrs, Maurice Schwartz, Mrs. Do- lardenerV Annual going about town shaving men who ing on the north side of Monmouth A sailboat, Bwncd by Charles GU- Mrs. Hermann Asendorf. wltt Scott, Miss Elizabeth Scowcroft, Police said Sullivan was convicted ber waa slightly damaged when It Year hook—Mr«. Howard E. Manning. were unable to leave tho house be- Director George W. Bray of thi street, now occupied by the Intcr- Mrs. Leslie D. Sooly, Mrs. Carl C. Flower Service in New York in 1931 of the slaying boro Fubliehfng company, waB leased broke its mooring and went ashore. Tho honorary club member* are of Paul Zammer and was sentenced cause of infirmities,' never asking Red Bank automobile license burcai A small sailboat, the name of the Yippee, Miss Elizabeth D. Shreve, any'charge for his services. He en- Monday to Mahoney & Harvey, Inc., Mrs. A. J. Allen, Mrs. Catherine E. Irs. Rajph. B. Slckela, Mrs. J. R. to serve from 20 years to life in will start issuing licenses Monday owner of which was not learned, Bailey, Mis. Robert Bloomer, MUs J, Tho annual flower service for Joyed shopping trips in Red Bank's November 2. Car owners wishing li- of Sea Bright with J. E. Harvey, Smith, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Sing Sing prison, but won a rever- Jr., as proprietor, who will take pos- drifted into the publlo dock at tha E. Calhoun, Mre. E. Gortrudo Capon, members of tho Monmouth County sal and went free. commercial district and when buying cense plates reserved must make James R. Smock, Mrs. George S. Horticultural Society and their session of the premises November 1. foot of Maple avenue, and became, Mrs. Carrio Sandt Casael, Miss Hen- Boons, Mrs. R. V. R. H. Stout, Mrs. Six men and two women wero ar- for his personal use he also made heir applications and pay the fee; tightly wedged under the pier. rietta Chamberlain, Miss Elliabeth friends will be hold Sunday night at purchases of food which he would The transaction was made by Court- William P. Strode, Mra. Richard A. raigned before Justice of the Peace >y Saturday, October 31. A reserved landt White of Red Bank, who haa Several small boats, owned by 00- Cooper, Dr. Holon Gibson, Mrs. John Strong, Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson, NSO o'clock at the Rumaon Presby- havo sent or deliver personally to ilatc is one having the same num- terian church. Tho church will bo Thomas U. Smith Tuesday as mater- chargo of the large Mahoney & Har- cupanta of Twin Gable apartmenta H. Gilbert, Mrs. Isaao Gllhuly, Mrs, Mrs.\ William M. Thompson, Mrs. ial witnesses in the case. homes where tho breadwinner was irals as lost year. About 300 real- decorated with flowors by a commit- either out of work or ao Incapacitated vey building on Ocean avenue, Sea on Riverside avenue, wero damaged Matthew W. Grolg, Mlsa Kate Mo- Fred M., Truex, Mrs. J. Daniel Smith said authorities believed one lents of this locality have such pe Bright. when they washed ashore. Kernan, Mrs. Marian Borden Nail, tee, appointed by Harry Kettel, pres- hat ho could not go to work. Tiiller, Mrs. Joseph L. Turner, Mrs. of them, Steve Vereb, 82, Perth Am- lumbers and postal cards have beet Mr. Harvey, for some time has A 23-foot cabin boat, owned by Mrs. Martha Allen Papa, Mrs. George ident of the society. 5 Mr. Gromann Is survived by his Nelson K. Vanderbeek, Miss Kath- boy , was one'of the six men who sat lent to them about the need of mak- been looking around for a possible Chester J. Beaman of Riverside ave- E, Poolo, Mrs. LOUIB J. SleUng, Mre. arine Van der Veer, Mrs. Walter C. Rev. William Calvin Colby, pastor at a table with Sullivan. daughter, Mrs. Annlo Gramann Deg- ing early applications. of tho church, will preach, A special location for his second store and the nue, was slightly damaged in the) Myron E. Slater, Miss Mary Suter, VanHorn, Mrs. Lyman C. Vanln- Vereb and J. J. Mclcski, 30, Key- enrlng, and two aons, Henry and Tho license plates "will bo of thi future of Red Bank and its present river. The boat had been mow«d Mrs. Mary Woostor Sutton and Mrs. wogen, Mrs. Albert M. VanNostrand, musical program will be rendered by George F. Gramann, Jr., all of Red lamo colors as in 1934—green num commercial status, looked so good tho youth chorus of tho church and port, who, Smith said, was a known to the cnd*of a dock, but was cut Arthur F. Swift. Mrs. J. Albert VanScholk, Jr., Mrs. acquaintance of Sullivan, were un- Bank. Thero aro also several grand- Brala and a black background. They to him that he decided to locate here. looso when the owner saw that the The actlvo members are Mrs. J. B. VanWagenen, Mrs. Thomas Charles ClottEchnlk will play "To a able) to furnish $1,000 bail and were children and great-grandchildren may be placed on automobiles as Fred M. Truex of Broad street Is pounding of tha waves would break Frederic 1C Adams, Mrs. Cornellu Voorhls, Miss Evelyn T. Walker, Wild Roao" by MacDowcll, "Yellow committed to tho Monmouth County surviving, as well ae a brother, Hen- early as December 15. As has been working on plans which will mod- It up. ,,-• Aller, Miss Sara E. Armstrong, Mrs, Mrs. Philip S. Walton, Mrs. Frank Roses" by Frank Grey, and "Narcis- jail. ry Gramann of Elbcron, and two ho case for a number of years, the ernize the building and these changes Warner, Mrs. C. C. Watrous, Mrs. H. sus" and "Ophelia" by Kthclbert The unusually high tide lifted the William W. Armstrong, Mrs. Her- The two women, Mrs. Patricia sisters, Mrs. George Herbert and ilatcs allocated to tho Red Bank of- will be made before Mr. Harvey mann Asendorf, Mrs. George F, R. Wellbachor, Mrs. A. J. White, Nevln on tho organ. After tho ser- Mrs. George Dangler, both of Oak- lice range in numerals from 7,001 to moves In. One of the changes will float at the end of Mn. Emma Raf- vice ftowera will bo distributed to Mlohaclson, 30, and Margaret Mad- ferty's dock at tha rear of her prop- • Balno, Mrs. Arthur E. Baker, Mrs. den, 27, both of Keyport, were re- hurst. 14,700. Moro than 0,000 car licensea be an entirely new, modern front Helen I. Baldwin, Mrs. Harrison thoso attending. Mr. Gromann was a member of which will be tho last word In this erty on Riverside avenue clean off leased In thoir own recognizance md moro than 10,000 drivers' licenses four plica and deposited It neatly on Bance, Mra. Lon C. Barrett, Mrs. Onward council No. 98, Junior Amer- wero issued last year. About 1,800 type of construction. Mrs. Charles D. White, Mrs. Welling, Smith said both wei e customers in the shore In the rear OH tho property, Harvey F. Bartlett, Mrs, J. Ten- the tavern when the shooting took ican Mechanics of Red Bank. permits were granted to new drivers. Tho Red Bank store will be oper- Broeck Bockman, Mrs, Jeasa N. ton Wllklns, Mrs. Albert Wlllgerodt, 25th Annual Sale Funeral services will bo held this ated independently of the business at occupied by John Bella Even a lad. place. The luircau will bo in charge of der, used by bathers to climb back Beers, Mrs. Walter Belcher, Mr* Mrs. Herbert E. Williams, Mra. Les- nftei-noon at 2:30 o'clock at his into Joseph Kurscry. During tho ruBh Sea Bright and tho merchandise to ter T, Wilson, Mrs. WUU»m A. Wlrth, For Rumson Church Martini, who lives in Keyport, wns home, with Rev, Herbert 8. Craig, be carried here will comprise a com- onto the float, which was lying -Trovonlan Bennett, Mrs. Christian I* released In $5,000 hall. period the. oliicc forco will bo aug- Berge, Mrs. Otto F. Beutell, Mrs. Mrs. Francis O. Wodehouie, Mrs. roctor of Trinity Episcopal church, mented and about ten persons will plete line of hardware, toys and across tho lloftt, was unmoved. James R. Wolcott,. Mrs. J. B. Wood- The Ladies' aid society of tho Rum- The other three, Thomaa Hart, 45, ofllclatlng. Interment, with tho Wor sporting goods. The dock in tho renr of tho Twin Richard 8. Btcknell, Mrs. Fred Floyd Emmons, 24, and William A. bo employed. Tho added members Bolce, Mrs. Warren Bookwaltor, Mrs. opok, Mn. Jacob Yanko and Mrs. son Presbyterian church will hold Its don Funeral home directing, will be will bo girls whoso principal duties Tho building was erected by Mr. Gable apartment house on Riverside Samuel fates, 20th annual rurnmago salo Wednes- George, Jr., 25, all of Keyport, wero In the family plot at tho Methodist Patterson to house Ked Bank's pos- avenua waa damaged. The waves John W. Boyland, Mrs. Ernest H. released In $1,000 ball ench. Smith will bo to assist In making out 11- Boynton, Mrs. 8. B. Boynton, Mlsi Mrs. Warren D. Farr of Baton day, October 7, at tho Presbyterian Church cemetery, West Long tal operations and for many years It tossed a boat, ngnlnst the piling near said they wero employees at the tuv- ! applications.. It Is believed tho land end. undermining It, and Florence Brand, Mrs. P. D. Brewster Rouge, La., and Mrs. Jacob Krldel parish house on Blngham avenue. Branch. that this will bo a great convenience was used nnd known as the postor- Mrs. Myron V. Brown, Mrs. Rober of Red Bank are associate members. Members of tho committee will be at m. ilco building. After tho postal oper- throw the craft up against the bulk- John Orabo, Keyport, who was nr- to people with poor oycalght and head. the hall two days previous to the gave 30% othrni who for varlouB reasons ex- ations wero moved to the HUner salo from 0 a. in,, to Sp. in., to re- rested Monday for questioning in the on your automobilbile IInaurnnoo; Bound building on White «treet the Pattcr- The ennopy over the Molly Pitcher HOMK GROWN ORANGES. out, wa* not nri-algned. Police perience tllfllciilty in preparing the A BRICK BUNGALOW. ceive articles. The committee mem- company, prompt service. Commer- icense card». non building was occupied by vnrloua hotel dock,was ripped off during the bers will also call for articles. A would not comment on his detention. cial cars included. Grosslnger & publishers of The Ited Bank Stand- height of the storm. Former Freehold Merchant Building p Haulier of Branch Avenue Three other men who sat at the Heller, Inc., Brond and Mechanlo Mr. Hray In maklntt bin customary ard. jelly and vegetable table will also appeal to "come curly «n also Inrpor farmn. Hcnil (ull particu- moved to nhoiTG through th« rough premises of Joseph Dangler of by nnd Mr), Charles H, Rico of Hum- lars to Allaire & Son. AgencyAgency., IInc. Soda water, nil Mavora. Clicquot Of the county road and the Hominy the eight bullets flred wounded him, Club, bijveninc.i. IBIchler'a beer and water nnd w«n taken to HlvarvUw Branch avenue. snn and Mrs. Percy II. Itadfurd of 19 Monmouth afreet KedI. Hank.— Ail tirapltiil in the Highland* first sl4 Hills road. The bungalow, will bs Atlnntio Highlands. Campbell mid aoven bultcta had boon verttaement. rHtp l'Hrtyy. other brands: alno distilled writer and built In accordanca with plans lira- This branch la full vt *m»U nr accounted for and that ha had Friday evening, Hcptomli<«l r 25, In Whltn Hock, tlenjnmln II. Crate. 14 ambulance. He wnu (lend upon s.f» angon and clearly demonstrates the y tho Heform«d rival. County Mvynlclan If. W. Hart- pared by a large corporation lor a learned the other lilt one of ilulll- Bteskr»k PlattersMattel , Hoft Urali riauen the uooliil l imimn off th Rfd North [lild|;o avonnc, Il«d Bunk fact that oranges can bo grown nnd NOTK3K OF KUECTION, at Atlantlo hotol. Fair Haven, on , Admission 25 nhon« 1485.—Advertisement. man was nollftfiil and he lt»u*d tilt model dwelling of tho kind,' It will van's companions. centochurch. , HelMlildlctownd by tho .Men'" club,- be SM33 foet, with brick tnclewrat, hnrvratntl In lied Bunk. Weddnesdnya and Baturdnyn.—Advor- Hld b th d««th r.ertincatd, attributing ilenth 10 be S , t vertlnemcnt. Money to I«nd natural cniwi'N. Mr. Ulslay had iu{« i Il d d Malimtay Building and I*oan AanorJ*- Notion to Urn I'uhllc. Mscmorlt. six roams, e- Imtliroom and id Burton Ilstll School (lon. Bed Bank, N. J. on first inortuuxo on improved prop- fared nr-v<>n\l piovlom luart alt«ek*. Improvements. It will b* completed The Red Bank board of health wll MM. Ix)hmann'a millinery parlor, H lllCl Oil ertlea In good condition. I'rorapt ao- Fulling elf rule wlin caused »i»- 60I EasHist Front str««t, Ueorgle Ji The nnnual meeting o( the utiar*- offer fre« vaccination against small Mechanic street, Iteil Hank. Hutu to suit youi burner, beet grades and tlnn, Allaire A Him Atieiiry, I no., by December 1. Temporarily Mr, As- rd, principal. Primary, Inter holdcra of the Maliintny Building " • • * , 19 pension of llghl norvlea In »«v»K»t pox to All school children and teach- from 91.GQ up*>ml mado to order. nrloca. Unexcelled acrvlce. Fred D, Monmouth otr5«t. Red Il»nh.- JAd- parts of the l)nn>v>at> during W* ninti and his rurally are occupying mediate, notingHug*o j>preparatory. flp«n and Loan Aaaoolatton for the elec- er* living within the borough of Red Advertlnement. h lldln f Wlkoft Co.. Ited Uank. phone 5M.~ vorllBumcnl. storm. T(««« and l«r»« bOWjb* *«»» * " f "" *h« «rm Mfc, Frsnohi,, orawlnifrfrawi..„, painting,. , w tion of directors to fill Misting y»» Bank, on Thursday, October 1st, at AdvertlflnjDonC •W. tutoring. Hc-optna Monday, <)<• co Helen, and for the tranMOllon of •;80 p. m. Dr. Hauimnn will admin- MortlRIM. bringing down wlrf* with th*M. Aid t» , auch uthrr business a* may ha n«c««- I4ve In Luxury—Aparment Ilomni. «b«r (Ith. pi,on« IUd Hunk 824(1 ister tha strum. 83(1 llroad street. Rm! Hunk, 2fW2 1'ollry'a ITor TypewrlUrn. I can pine* any tnortsjag* that Is Til* power w?t.t off M tb* Jtfaftd I with to Biraouno* If lh« poultry •»A4v*rtl»em«Bl. nary, will bo held at tha oiliaa of ts* / Bed Bank Board of Health, gqod. Have plenty of artKOR• -- •* trad* that w« .can htlp ttt*n MM! —Advertisement. Uun luntood machines «t bargain theater at # o'elkk n\«*t B**M »J»..., AtMcltttlon, 13 Mochnnlo street, Rad Pt. Wra. II. l«wea, Health Officer. prices. K«t>«rt repairing. Tetloy'i, money on hand today. R, . It. II. the conditions of low egg prlcw «nd Typewrit**M Hank, N«w J«r»»y, on Wndnetdsty. —Advertlstment. r*m>ln«d off until shorshortly »ft« ff'ff nigh fetd co»t« with our »rw ma October 7,1930, between the hours or Unlipl Cateman school of dancing, Broad «troot Una Bank,—AdvsrtW Htnut, 3 I,tn(l«n plnoa, photi« R«d Odlnck, Polles hArhwAjnartst w Ws*W* ' Any mtka cl«MiorI, oUsd and ad 1 15 Rector place. I'hone 2011,- Ad- Tag Ec-nnomy Mash, which Hlls for Ud new rollar lne!qd«rl, ISTB B.(KI o'clock I . M. and 9:00 o'clock Hunk aui,~-Adv*rlls*m*nt. taw all nlffht friday »»0 Wtfly (taftf {MB p*r 100 pound* and HT rmnela Kodama vtrttamnent. hl lrylll , BBp«rlor ts Bow accepting piano pupils at his Bunco [mrly to be held at th« R«re n*r urdny inomin** r*#«M«g r«Mrt« aft * ¥t*& % Wlkofif Co., fr«4 D. .oTMiwimouth Raymond ]{. Hurley, •nt, Jtod Sank, pfcmt "'• " " 't av«nu«, Bhrewa- Th« road to bettur and blegar busi Union lire ,hou«e, Friday night, Sau- Jlulck. 1BS1B S modsl«dl l a«4an, v»ry mimim and iir«« w M»W km flno condition. 1'hune B«» Bright »i. «* # "3 RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 21,1986. ended » wedJIng «t New Torle on ranged for iff Stuns of a half-hour amooj; Ui« ichool visitor* durlnj th* , ODMWI AMlveraary. SjilfhUn ion», «nuul- Hopping Agency Middletown Village. recital by Mr*, jay J. willey, be- Sunday, : • - <•'. . wit*. ' : ' Mr, ud Mr». Alfred Taylor of chtidren. Carlton Theater. glnnlng at 7:80 p. m. The pastor Mr. and Mi*. Frank FragaMO and W»al«y Uuon Is *r*etni a new Batontowu will etfcbrate their BOth and members of the church are barn on hla prqyrty. Testj mid* at Toptka, Ktnsu, 1st. Reports Rentals "Piccadilly Jim," an adaptation of amlly moved from th« Vartlia fi yftHlmg anaiytrwry next W«dne»- WUlbra B. Wat.rfli grateful to Mrs. Willey for having Union Beach on Saturday, day. Mr.,Taylor la TOyear * old anddloat«4 drivers who optrate their one of the popular "Jeevw" stories consented to help the celebration in Th« road to b»tt«r and bigger busl- motorcars at about 80 miles an hour The W. A. Helping real estate by P. O. Wodehouse, will be shown Mluea C. E. Wilson Md M sea* lead* through The Rtniter'* «J- Mrs, Thylwr.b 88,' They w*r« mar- Th» discussion group of the Re-this way. ' " ' ried la IBM, and hava living nve obtain maximum efficiency from gas- agency on Linden piaei reported for the last times today and tomor- formed church had their initial meet- Williams and Alex McClees were vertlilntc column*.—Advertisement, 1 eight rentals this week. The J. M.row at the Carlton theater. Robert Mrs. May. Hatch of Rutherford - '"* SM mi tires. Ing of the season Sunday evening. spent last Thursday with Mrs. Lydia Bennett property at Haddon Park Montgomery has the title role and Plans were mill for the winter hu beta t&kervby Aag» Nlelson. A Madge Evans has the feminine lead. M. Smith. topics. It was decided to use the The Middletown Bridge club met cottage on Hudson avenue, owned The role of" Jeeves is taken by Brio program sponsored by the Joint com- by Amy I. Congalton, ha» been rent- Blore. at tho home of Mrs. George Smith mittee on the United Youth program. Friday. ed to Karl Snyder of the Hagerman This is entitled "Forward Together." Lumber company. Dr. E. A. Rotln- It is designed to present problems Mr. and Mrs, Thomaa Llpder and eon, has leased a bouse on Drum- often confronted : by young people. son of Keyport, visited Mr. and Mrs. mond. place, owned by Mrs. Harriet Plans were also made for a league Arthur Koelsch Sunday, V. Butcher. A house on Harding meeting next Monday. George O'Brien,of Portaupeck has road, owned by Mrs. George Curtis, A large branch of a tree at the rented the bungalow on Hartshorns has been rented by Alfred Lench of :orner of Conover avonue and Lib- place, recently vacated by Mrs. Laura The Register. Miss Meta Von- irty street was blown down Friday Deinger, who moved to Red Bank, Glahn'a dwelling on Harding road ind In its descent It broke a num-where she Is continuing her millin- has been leased by Richard Attridge. ier of electric wires, causing tho ery business. The rental was made Mrs. E. McKoown's cottage on Elm Mage to be in darkness that night, by John N. Hillyer. THE REXAUL MUG STORES place has been taken by Leon Ben- he branch narrowly missed striking Saturday, October 3, the men of nett Jacob Goldfarb, formerly of Irs. Lydla M. Smith's house. the Reformed church will gather at the Leroy apartments, has leased Th» Junior choir of the Reformed the church to make minor repairs Howard Tlndall's .bungalow .on hurch had a pageant rehearsal on and to give the grounds a general Throckmorton avenue. Thomas Irv- Tuesday afternoon and the senior cleaning up. Arrangements are well ing Brown's cottage on Westaldo holr had a rehearsal at night The under way for the annual fall sup- avenue has been leased by Nick La- lngers have almost raised enough per Wednesday, October T. It Is dedi- pore. oney to buy new vestments. cated to the 100th anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. James Clark of New the church, and those sponsoring it Marriage Banns Announced. ork have moved into one of E. H. hope to make It a significant and interesting gathering. Banns of marriage were announced jentllohn's houseB on Deepdale farm. for the first time Sunday at Holy Due to the storm Friday the bunco Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leuck are the Cross church, Rumson, for Miss larty which was to have been held parents of a daughter born Sunday Kathleen Connors, daughter of Mr. j the Men's club was postponed un- at Rivervlew hospital. and Mrs. John Connors, of that place, 11 tomorrow night. and Henry Welsh, son of Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Carl Howard have Welsh, of Middletown. The oouple loved from the Rldgway house and Centerville. 60 BROAD ST., piirt to be married at Holy Cross hey are stopping with Mrs. How- Sate church on October 4. rd's aunt, Mrs. Cecil Conover. They Joan Crawford' xpect to leave for Florida In a short Miss Amelia J. Monosky of New lme. York spent Sunday with her parents, andJRobcRTiylor] Mr. and Mrs. Michael Menosky. National Dairy 1 mmm nm. I wsmm in/'ThejGorgeou^Hussy' Mrs. Mary GenoveSo is enlarging FLAT IRON Sine 'Large Stae 4Qo Keansburg. The Young People's League for ELECTRIC ICo MALTED lervlce of the Reformed church will her kitchen and also building a (Tho Btd Bank BegliUr can b« bought "The Gorgeous Huasy" with, Joan old a Bupper meeting at the church bathroom. Ht>. SUe Auto Strap Blades . . lC's SOo 25c LlBterlne Tooth Caste . lffo MILK In Keansbnrs at th« ttorea of E. Ii» Millar, l.OOAgarol card party at the Strand restaurant 60 BROAD STREET RED BANK SOo Contt Shampoo ... 29c SOo Nozzema Crejira . .. 88o on Carr avenue next Wednesday 50c Calox Tooth Powder .280 night as a benefit for the First Aid Phone 1444 TABLETS 9D010N0 1 Squad. The committee In charge of Adex Squlbbs 850 Slie Hylo SOAPS i the affair la composed of Mrs. Rich- 100 AsRlrln Sqlbb mm*** ard SteppanBki, Mrs. William Tur- ' ner, Jr., Mrs. Charles McGulre, Mrs. .ISBeUan* _49o 7-Cup SUe 78o Ovaltlne .10 Lux Sc • George Worth, Mrs. Charles Krauss BUss Native Herb, small ..430 .10 Camay 5c and Mrs, Samuel Martin. Liquor Specials! _80p BOo Pr, Lyon'* Tootti Powd. 28o Cystex ~ 1 Mrs. Thomas Goerlg of Corona, 75e Danderlne ' 44o SMA0MB I 1 100 Carold & Bile _84e BOo Size .10 Cashmere Boquet 7c Long Island, was a guest of Mr. and 50a Dew ...... Sto Oestrogen, luge _ .400 00° Mrs. Louis Kuhn of Lincoln Court Scotch fifth S5c Dr. Seholl's Zlno Pads 24c .10 Lifebuoy 5c ; last week. Muirs Whiskey Grove* Brorao Quinine SOo Pope's XMapepsta . . 48o 100 Kelpamalt _83o SOo Pape's Cold Compound 24o .25 Cuticura ..18c Mrs. Martin Bowers haa closed her l.COPlnaud'e LUao Vegetal 77o summer home on Lincoln Court and _29o EPFWVtSCIHT I .**»_«««. Scotch Piper „.•„, Large Mldol «5o Pebeco Tootli Paste . lOo .15J.&J. Baby 10c> returned to East Orange. mth Large BUles Alka-Selteer eoo sice one • Carman Opdyke has entered Rut- Laggan scotch whukey $249 SOo. Pond's Cream . . . wo ,10 Lava 6c gers university at New Brunswick, 100 Caseara Sagrada _ Epsom Salts, 5 lbs. . . lie ** MA0NBS1A p Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Smith are home Scotch fifth 109 Aspirin Tableta 25a Ei-I*r 19c .10 Palmolive 5c from a visit with relatives at Niles, Two features, "Arizona Raiders" Lawson Whiakey $2.49 SOo Eepotobn . . . . , S4o PASTE i Michigan. with? Buster Crabbe and "Shake- S5o Energlne . .... 24c ,' Samuel Beturo Is driving a new down" with Lew Ayres and Joan Preserves SOo Edrolnx ...... 41)0 ! automobile. Perry, will be shown on Friday and 50o Beslnol Ointment 40o Metal • John Wilson Is recovering from Saturday. Gold Cup WINE 4-ln. Ju 2So Beslnol Soap, . . *0o sickness at his home on Sceloy ave- SOa Slee O7o 6Oo Rem . . • • • Utility nue. Navesink. Port, Sherry, Tokay, Burgundy. I; John Darcy has reopened his drug 54' 25o Feenamlni . . . . 19o Box store on Church street. During the nnh bottle 600 Forhan's Tooth Paste 29c summer months Mr. Darcy conducts Fred Newman and family of Bloomfleld have returned home after Baspbeny, Pineapple, Strawberry, SOo Forhan's Tooth Powder 34c HOC Size OQo a drug store on Carr avenue near Gnvpe, Orango Marmalade. 60o Fasteeth, medium . .40c the Beachway, spending the summer at the W. G. 59 Raoul cottage. Mr. Newman is em- 60a Sal Hepatlca . .. 40c i' Mrs. Benjamin Andreach Is homo GILLETTE 35o Sloan'* liniment . Me 'from a visit at Newark. ployed by the New York Herald- ! Segal Blades, B's . . 12o ;, Miss Katherino Humphries has re-Tribune. $1^00 1-ft. Meal-Tyme turned from a stay at New York. Adam Linzmayer will resume his "* 28 TOASTEB : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waldman cel- duties soon at Duke university, Bur- Coffee 60a Glostora 37c ham, North Carolina. Flip-Flop type 1.00 ebrated their fifth wedding annivers- and 60a Gem Blades .... 39c ary last Thursday. Miss Catherine Posten, a nurse at Chancellor AO or DO . * a Long Island hospital, has returned Glass Ct 36o Gold ftlednl Capsules . 2Sc Martin Lohsen has entered the 60o Gastrogen Tableta . . 37c Thermos Bottle, pint . 89o from Detroit and is visiting her par- SOo Tek Tooth Brush . . 86c Merchants and Bankers school at ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fosten. She and 26o Garfleld H.*A. Powder l»c New York. Is enjoying a vacation. Jameson Whiskey Saucer 25o Golden GUnt Shampoo 10c «• VI0STER0L The local Lions club are conduct- $2*79 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heyer and son AU for ing a members drive to Increase its Joseph are enjoying an automobile V MEAD'S SCO ^JOo membership. Edward A. Jeska, sec- trip to Florida. Mr. Heyer is having San Martin Brandy H.&A. SOc Size l retary of the club, Bays that at thea two weeks' vacation from his du- 34 7Sa Vlnoe BSo regular meeting Monday, 25 applica- ties with the County GaB company. 10 YEABS OLD 76o Vaseline Hair Tonlo . 63o RAZOR BLADES tions for membership will • be sub- 7So Horllck's Malted Milk 89c James Scott of Newark Is visiting Dr. Hall's Baby Talc. Ih. 19o BOo Vlck's Nose Drop* . . tUy mitted. Borough Collector Ralph O. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jame Williams and Harold D. Wlllett are PILLS 35o Hill's Nose Drops . . Z4o Auto Strop, 5s 14c Scott l.OOHonblgant's Face Fow. 89c taking an active part la the drive. Mrs. William Slocum entertalnei Barbasol, 5s 9c ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Markey of ROYAL .25 Beecham's 17e 1.00 Haley's M. O. . . . 07o T her Sunday-school class from th 1.00 Hopper's Best. Cream 67c , * 'V • -n iinvc ended a visit with Episcopal church yesterday after .50 Beecham's 34c SOo Size Durham Duplex 3lc Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe. noon. The children spent the after- PROVINCE Ever Ready, 5i 21c Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conroy spen' noon sewing on Red Cross bags. .25 Brandreth'a 19c SOo WlkUoot Taroleum . Mo the week-end at Atlantio City. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maxson havi STRAIGHT WHISKEY 800 Wlldroot Wave Set . . *9c Gem, 5s 21c • MISB Eleanor Kelly has been en- closed their summer home here ant .25 Carter's 15c S6o Size OAo have returned to Massachusetts. 50o Williams tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leal Shaving Cream ... . Mo Probak, 5s 14c of Maplewood. Lou Ann Stryker, daughter of Mr. .75 Doan's ...49c, SOo Indent Tooth Paste . S9o and Mrs. Jacob Btrykor, celebrated Italian Balm, Campana 26o l.OOWampole's Preparatton 87o Probak, 10i 27c The Ladles' Guild of St. Mark' 59 .35 Lapactic 24c 44o her third birthday with a party 50o Ingram's Milkweed Boo Wlldroot Hair Tonlo . Episcopal church will meet tomor l.OOWestphal's Auxlllator 79o row afternoon. Saturday. Cream sic Probak Jr., 25s 59c The clearing away of a bulldln; Among the new books recently 1.00 Ironixed Yeast Tablets 71o purchased by the Navesink librarj Modems at 41 Carr avonue, badly damaged Siboney Rum «» Blectrio by fire several months ago, was dis-are An American Doctor's Odyssey $1.92 Electrlo Double cussed at a short session of the bor-by Dr. Victor Hclser, whose wort Vibrator 600 Size ough council last week. A resolu- as a physician has carried him In With thrn-i 37* Grillette to 45 different countries; Clarenci „-„ OR tion was adopted to have the site I Sarthe St. Croix Rum ""> $1.89 appUcaton. .7.*,I. Talcum, tin . . Uc cleared of tho building and also to Day's After All; and among tho out Speolal standing new fiction, The Need W 60o Jergen'a Lotion ... Sto Sandwich hold a public hearing on the matter 49 100-s ma on Ootobcr 20. A petition request- Have, by A. Hamilton Glbbs; Thi Toaster American Flaggs, by Kathleen No Hiidick'£ *r± $iio I ing that a etreet light be Installed SOo Ywiatfoam Tableta . . 34o Chromium Plated at the corner of Howard and Rol-rls; J. B. Priestley's They Walk In the City; and Greengatcs, by R. O. Klc Size 1 *1 It grills and 1-09 and BtreetB waB referred to Man- fries. ager Clinton B. Loliocn. Sheriff. Boys nnd Kirls visiting the library this month will find at lensl Kleenex, 200 sheet* . 14c The annual excursion of fire com- a dozen new titles by favorlto au- WHITE DOVE Kolorbak OAc 19° pany No. 1, to Coney Island on Wed-thors. nesday night of last week was vory SOc Kondan's Catorrfi Jelly 400 1.00 Zonlte . 87o Fountain successful. Ovor 1,000 persons board- Boys can make extra pocket mono' ed tho City of Kcannburg at Kcyport selling The Register.—AdvcrtUemcnl Syringe and KoanBburg for tho nail to the FREE! famous resort. Folding Thoso -who attended the fUnte Fire- Thursday - Friday - Saturday men's association at Atln.nl lo City Electrla "Frenoh last -week were Fire Chief Richard ONE SET GIVEN EACH DAV A. Trencry nnd Mrs. Trencry, Asnlst- Coffee Type- ant Chief Frank Frank Walter and Mrs. Wnltnr nnd Mr. and Mr«. Ar- Percolator 'c Ifhur Burklo. Vermouth •f .09 V?ho storm on FrMny did consid- NATIONAL SILVER erable diuimgti (M bulkheads and tho boardwalk. Tho olflclnls of the Madera Brandy KennBburs* steamboat company took Slidlow tuiti censure rucrytfiing ihni 95© ENSEMBLE SET no ohanorw of having inn Bteamer ii beyond iJifir dcplh* Temporia SET ON DISPLAY IN (THIS 8TOBB City of KrpmiolilU'K dnmnged, which 3EPTEMDF.R l was moored at the ond of tho local 17-Ir.Jcil.lw, lilooilil luttli Calvert's Special Cigars CANDY pier nnd oarly FrMny morning the of Antictam fix!*; lflft/. •teamer sailed for JSayonno through Domestta and 76 PIECES l-lb. Orange Slices 10c tllo fltnton Island fluilml, Ic, lido out 18-- Pilfiwr, fir«t chiropractor, Three Feathers Whiskey ,,». Havana Filler. tho storm. Thfi'Now 1'olnt Comfort slarll hii ]i[*cllc., 1695. 32 PIECES CHINA •ectlon Buffered greatly from the Humatra htb. Candy Coated high tides. Tho ' IUrttan Avenue 26 PIECES SILVERWARE Filbert* 19c Itorm sower, unabln to function dur- lfl~Ntw AnutardArni Guv. Wrapper. Kl«(l auru fit«l U. & Sparklet Syphons $3*49 18 PIECES GLASSWARE ing high tide", backed up and over- 2 for g<. Bra of B0 OR- flowed into ft number fif iirarhy thor- br.wery. NWO. I'ompletiv l-lb. Wrapped >ughfar«i. Water wa snjrtnop that 20- Upton Sinclair, author and FIN In yonr nanw nnd addrom below Caramels 19c It flood**, many cellar*. The reced- politician, born. II7S, and drop In Ballot llox noar door ing waters loft the 'strents In a 1*1D. Choc. Covered muddy condition, which will r«, heavy rain to carry off. birred from Unlt.tf Stat« Martini nnd Tokay, Port, Sherry, nulli, IBM Camels A M\~ John Ceccr* of Cacr «,venu« la a Lucky Strike. 11* Name „ l-lb. Allen Rum Mi glen I patient at, Klvorvlew horn- Britlih capturn n

STUDTOfG FOB PRIESTHOOD. will be under tha direction of a eavor Tinton Fall*. >lnt 'committee eon*l»tlng ot tin. lucent A. Uoyd Enters Seminary jithony Uonxo chairman, Mrs. Har- i^ Rally Next Monday at Itajshore, Long Island. Russell England, who U In the y Mayberry, Mrs. WalUr Wyndort, vlatlon service ot the army, has Irs. William W. Bennett, Mrs. WM- e annual taJl rally of tha Chrla- Vincent K Lloyd, son of Mr. and een transferred from Maxwell fiy- im S. England, Mra. John Lemmon, n Endeavor union of Monmouth William Lloyd of East Keani- lg Held at Montgomery, Alabama, Valter Wyndorf, Edward Carney, Idle Dollars Jjatii take chanceA BUY 1 Ocean oountlei will bo held.In urj, began a course of study (or a Fort Bragg, North Carolina, pe- rohn Lemmon, William Plllli and i Presbyterian church Monday, he Catholic priesthood last week at ently he was discharged from an VUliam England. ptember 28, Ralph Manchea of irmy hospital, where he vu «. ps> ontfoH Apostolic seminary at Bay- Misses Helen and Mary Fieher are Ubury Park will preside, lors, Long Island. The seminary Is lent three months. Bis health has MEAN i The speaker will be Rev, Weaver ieen fully restored. He Is a son of low boarding at A»bury Perk, where preparatory school with a. two- they have taken positions. On this 'ft, Eubank, formerly at Jameaburgv ear course, but because of Mr. r. and Mrs. William S. England of i A. Leroy Baker, nolotat ol tha church his place. account they have resigned as mem- FLAGSTAFF yd'o high' scholastic standing he and a teacher In Red Bank high bers of the Ladles' auxiliary ot the >aa received the opportunity of •com- Repairs are being made to Dr. fire company. school, will-lead a aoog lerylce at letlng tils studies In one year. Ernest Robinson's house on Syca- the beginning of the rally and will Idle Workers more avenue. ling several" 10100 with Mr«. Warren Tha Ladles' Aid society of the H. Smock as the organ accompanist. Methodist church, at Us last regular Holmdel. FOODS , . The committee In charge of the meeting at the home of Mrs. E. O. You cannot have one without the meeting la headed by Misi Maty W. Ehlnger^ elected the following of- Miss Carolyn Hilton of Lynchburg, other. Put the dollars to work, the Holmes, adviser of the Red Bank Icers: ' ' - Virginia, is spending a few days at Christian ndeavor. Rev. John A. cohimunity as a whole is benefited with a "Money Back" Guarantee! President—Mrs. William S. England. the parsonage with Rev, and Mrs. Hayes, pastor of the Red Bank Vlco president—Miss Thelma Sample. Marshall Harrington. Miss Hilton and there is no unemployment prob- qhurch, will welcome the young peo- Secretary—Mrs. Wellington WIIMna. has charge of music at the Lynch- ple. Refreshments will be served by Treasurer—Mrs. :WllUam W. Bennett. burg college. lem. young women of the church. The next meeting of the tociety Allison Earl is a patient at Mon- 111 be held Thursday, October 1, at ioutb Memorial hospital at Long tbe home ot Mrs. Cyrenlus V. Ben- Branch, where he Is undergoing Now is the time to fix up and dress WBRB FBOOBAMS nett. ' • '.••••'.••; treatment for a tumor ot tbe tongue. up your home. Mr. and Mrs. George Wlthey were The condition of Charles Gahler, As Exquisite in Taste.... The programs are ai follow!i called to Ithaca, New York, Sunday Jr., son ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gah- by the death ol Mr. Wltheyg brother. ler, remains about the same. Since , ' (1210 Kllocyales) The tierce storm Friday caused June be has been a patient at Mon- Modernize For Winter As the Swan is in Beauty! t. M. Friday, September 28. considerable orop damage but the mouth Memorial hospital at Long a iso—Moment Muslcale. 4:00—Fill Fashions. general opinion hereabout! Is tha Branch for a spinal ailment. He has 4 ISO—Stclnbaoha. it was more beneficial than harmful received .several blood transfusion!, 4181—Church of the Air, to this section because a number of the blood on the last occasion being Ask us about an 8:00—Women's Forum. supplied by Joseph Phillips. 6:80—Astmry Park. wells which bad gone dry have since 6:31—Lute of Perfume. lecome productive. Tbe wonderful tomato crop on tha &I45—Loi Angeles Choir, Seventeen members of the Ladles' arm of Cyrenius V. Stlllwagon on 6i00—Front I'Bge Dromi. he Everett road continues to excite F. H. A. Modernization Loan 6:16—New. Review. auxiliary of tha flre company met at 6:80—Where to Go, Aihurr Park, Steln- the home of the president, Mrs. John the admiration of all who see It The haehi, Cailno, Zeblejr, Millie Shop, Lemmon, last week and elected th vines are laden with tomatoes of un- Snyder. following officers: usual size and quality, The crop i 7:00—American Family Roblnion. covers 2',i acres of land and Mr. This is only one of the services offered by 7:15—Phil Leml«, Bporte, President—Mrs. Thomas Calandrlello. Stlllwagon has a contract to supply | 7:80—Smoka Shop. Vice president—Mrs, Anthony Monio. 7:31—Rhythm Masters. Treasurer—Mri. Cyrenlus V. Bennett. the Bucklln factory at Phalanx with 8:00—Carter. Secretary—lllsa Thelma Sample. J.1 tons of tomatoes. Everything in- . 8:01—Movis Gosilp. 8:15—Home Philosopher, VINCENT A. LLOTTD. The Tinton Falls auxiliary o dicates the,t before Jack Frost comes 8:S0—Variety Hour. Rlvervlew hospital held Its annua ho will have. gathered much more 0:00—Amateur Hour. J Hail 22 yeara of age and a grad' than enough to meet the require- 9:30—G. Howard Scott, Orsanllt, meeting last week at the home ol The First National Bank 10:00—Feigenspan, uate of the Mlddletown townshl Mrs. Wellington 'Wilklns. These of ments of the contract. , 10:01—The Radio Stage. high school. He Is a member of tht fleers were elected: * Alfred Earl Is Improving at River- 10:30—Casino Dane* Musie. Holy Name society of Bt. Ann1 11:00—Stelnbuhl. President—Mra. 'Wellington wilklns. view hospital at Red Bank from of Eatontown, New Jersey 11:01—Hewitt Playere. church of Keanaburg, and he has First vice president—Mrs. Cyreniua ^ broken arm. He met with this In- 11:80—To be Announced. bean active In promoting theatrical! Bennett. P. M. Saturday, September 29. Second rice president—Mrs. WlllUm jury last week while employed by and other events (or the benefit of England. Charles Gahler, who is engaged in 8:00—Beading (or PMiaurt, that church and also (or churches o; Recording; secretary—Hra. James.. Lol the threshing business. Member Federal Reserve System 6:14—Felganspan. • other denominations. tui. 5;1B—Love Btory Girl. • • Corresponding secretary—Mrs, Ralp, Mrs. Anna Lasher Is confined to the J:80—Stelnbachs. Lewis. bed with heart trouble. fi:ai—Jungle Jim. Treasurer—Mra, Theodora N. Parmly. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1:45—Where to Shop, Zeblcy, Aabury The Holmdel church will have serv- Park. Casino, stelnbaehs, ' Auxiliary to Meet. Mra. Samuel J. Bennett Is aerlousl; ices In the Baptist "sanctuary Sun- FLAGSTAFF Foods enjoy tbe confidence of a vast COO—Bay Shore Trio. The Red Bank auxiliary of Fitkli alck. day, with Communion of the Lord's 6:16—Smoke Shop. Supper and reception of members. number of people because they know tbe quality ot 6:16—New. Review. Memorial hospital will meet Mondaj Mrs7"lSdwln C. ReeS spent part o Approved Mortgagee < :80—Ftljempan. afternoon, October 5, at 1 o'clock at last week at New Brunswick. The sermon topic will be "Bread the merchandise packed under this label. Coupled <:H1—Ch!eV<* Whltledga Songl. the home ot Mrs. V. Parker Wilkln The fourth anniversary of the flrt from Heaven." Mrs. Cornelius M. Federal Housing Administration with quality, you will find that the economy you ef- »:<4—Aibury Park. De Boe, minister ot music, will direct «:«—Helrti Hllmer, Scrnii. S of Little Silver Point. A buffe company and of the Ladies' auxil- fect will more than please your purse strings. 1:00—Resume. luncheon will be served, A business iary will be celebrated Thursdaj the choir and Mrs. J. Fred Sllcox A. M. Monday, September 28. session will follow. . night, October 1, at the flre housf will ad as organist IIIIKI -Morn.rig Melodies,' III 11— Stelnl>acM>. 8;!0—Aibury Park. FLAGSTAFF ^.u,—.,o „ u~»otlons. 10:00—You ought to Know. 10:16—Shopping Tour, Felcenipao, BUtn. bachi, Snyder, Aabury Park, Ce- •ino, Musio Bhop, Zebley. 10:46—Morning News. lliOO—Beiume, P. M. PRESERVES 7:00—Tin Pan Alley. 7H5—Where to Go, Felgenspin, Zsbli Muilo Ehop, Stelnbacha, Caalno, Aabury Park, Byndir, Stelnbeehs, Children, and grown-ups, too, will enjoy its delicious 1'Al—Helen Milne, Sony* In t&» fivenln» flavor and wholesome nourishment. Just whole 8:00—N. Y. Civic Orchestra. GOLDFARB'S 8:16—Michael Monahan, Tenor. luscious fruit and sugar make these preserves the 8:80—Carter. 26 BROAD STREET Phone R. B. 1933 RED BANK, N. J. 8:31—Casino Dance Music. finest possible. All flavors, too! 9:00—'Reaume. P. M. Tuesday, September :" 4:00—Variety Featurea, 4:80—Musical Gems. ' 5:00—Fetgenspan. 5:01—Tea. Time Tunei, 6:80—gteinbachs.' 6:81—Federal Theater Project. Pound Jar 6:00—Where to Buy, Felgensian, Caalno, .'.Zebley, Ashury Park, Bmoka Shop, 19 Stelnbacha. 8.IB—Newt Review. 6:30—Interesting. People In tha Kewi. 6:44—Asbury Park. . i 8145—Pet«, Singing. Doorman, 7:00—Resume. r. M. Wednesday, September 30. FLAGSTAFF 5:00—Children's Hour, *!46—eUelnbachs. 6:41—American Family Robinson. 6:00—Felgenspan. 6:01—Oabette, Songa. «:18_News Bevlew. «:J0—Where to Shop, Carter, Aabury NEW HEADLINES in Tomato Juice Park, Smoke Shop, Stelnbachl, Caalno, Music Ehop. • :46—Mrs. O. Hlllyar, talk. _ Has that perfection of flavor that is uequalled. Kept 7:00—Aabury Park. . . FALL MILLINERY 7:01—Opportunity Hour, Fclgenapan, TifB—Manhattan Concert Band. perfectly appetizing, healthful, and delicious, le- 8:00—Resume. * •* Nothing quite surpasses the ohic of the Fall Hats! Dar- A. M. Thureiayv Oetoaer 1. canje it's packed where grown! 9:00—Morning Melodies. ingly different and decidedly smart. They'll get you off 9lU—Aibury Park. 9:15—Word Ideas. 9:10—Stclnbachs. 9:81—Musical (Kirn. to a flying start. And • /»,c L 10:00—Edison Foundation Program. 10:16—Shoppers Guide, Oart«r, fltein- they're priced as low | Sf5 tO bacna, Caalno, Zebley, SnydeT, Ai- Large 20-oz. can | ^C bury Park. 10:48—Morning News. 11:00—Reaume, P. M. 5:00—When to Go, Cailno, BUlnbachl, Zebley, Musio Shop, Felgenspan, Aabury Park. 5:80—I.ove Story Girl. t:<5—Betty Uuhn, Pianist FLAGSTAFF 6:00—Smoke Shop. 6:01—Artist Recital Bureau. 6:15—News Review. e :80—Asburr, Park. «:S1—Ruth Howard. 6:45—Doris and Anna, flongi. 1:00—Resume. PRUNES A. M. Friday October X. 9:00—Morning Melodies. 9:15—Shopping Tour, Zebler. BUInbacat, These delicious large size fruit California prunes are Caalno, Snyder, Maalo Shop, Asbury Park. excellent as a breakfast dish or equally good sorved 9:46—Musical Gems, 10:00—Steinbaehs. in many other delightful ways. Try them stewed 10:01—You ought to know Lovely Fall 10:80—Felgenapan. with, a little oream. 10:81—Homekeeperf Hour. 10:4S—Asbury Park. 10:46—Morning News. DRESSES... SI dO—Reaume. A successful landslide in first-run frocks! They're our favorltoo . . . and they'll be yours too, because they'ro exciting:, Pound Pkg. | \/^ smart and BO new. Velveteen Tunic WE WISH TO frocks . , . lively plaids ... In one and two-piece styles . . . CALL YOWH iheer wools . ,-, and tunic and princess frocks In crape and satin to dreaa you up! Lota of black and lots of color. All slzea. ATTENTION Prices begin at ... to a FLAGSTAFF CHANGE OF TIME. of the . ENCHANTING EVENING FROCKS Faaclnatlng formal.- In velvet, satin, crcpo and me- talllo. In charming black and brilliant evening TABLE RICE shades. BHt of all ... they'ro astonishingly lnex- "7.95 ..50 p«nalve. Bo,me nil for a» little aa ,. a to Rich pearly grains of whole extra fanoy rioo art packed undor the Flagstaff latiol. It's a Joy to B«rv« LUXURIOUSLY Bice Pudding when it is made with Flagstaff rloel FUR COATS FUR" TRIMMED Priced From . , , COATS. Pound Pkg. 10 .50 Priced From . . . on WBA'P up IT WILL 59 .50 Tho early aliopper In the wl»» ihopperl FLAGSTAFF TUR*. Beat tht weather man . . , and beat •AT. rising prices liy buying your fur coat 16up FOOD PRODI)' now! Tlirno wera made by a top-notch There'a high stylo, beautiful fur and fin* fab- furrlor and allow It; In «v«ry line. rics In every alnglo nindvl. Prlnceu atylea Th«r»'n « ooat for «v«ry figure and av , . . RtOdMtd flareil typon . , . belted niwlel" Flo^.taff Food PraHucU or* *M price) fot every purse! and bo*y swoggom, limy me ell lavishly fur trimmed. Blw-s It to 44. United Service Crvcer* and othtt indapendetU grocery »tore» d RED'BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 2t, 1989. I. a aef«ty stotaa, was unvsiUd by the and Mrs. William Smith, lira, Xaora New Jersey Has governor In the Presence ot three Lamb, Mtss A»slla I*mb, Mri, Car- other former motor vehicle eommls- He Patterson, Mrs. Ion's Cook. Miss playm Boat <*> of the wind on the, Asbury board- Miss Marlon Mitchell Is employed heaviest low cost bfls-r-approyed by the Underwrite" walk, chimneys and trees were Mown week at Catsklll, New York, and tunity to pat a fireproof blanket a waitress at the Colt's Neck Inn. Plttaliurg. Laboratories for domestic healing. down as the gala Increased, but no John Richard is now In chargo of • of insulation around your home. major properly damago wns report- W. A. Fitch has hnd an artesian the Hoy Scouts, succeeding David well sunk on his properly. Keeps yoa wsrra in winter end This Burner is not ths gun type—it ia the only horiion- ed. Timildaliikl, who recently moved to Considerable dnmngG was rtuno to The heavy winds Friday literally cool in summer. Pays for itself tal burner on the market for domestic uie. CatplUll, New York, where he hnn covered tho ground of many orchards th» apparatus liaccl In dredlng Rnr- taken charge of a large distillery for by caving fool. First cost low. Itan bay at Pnrt Monmouth. The with fallen apples. Kver Hlnco the All that has been learned in serving commerc* and ' Laird & Company. storm "windfalls" hnve brr.n arriv- Installed without muss or litter, pontoons on which tho plpo lino waB Archibald Reynolds continues to home owners during thirty-five years of successful oil mounted for discharging sand from ing nt tho Laird rider mill In hugo easily and quickly. Get full details show slow Improvement at Fltkln quantities. heating experience u embodied in Petro A Nokol Oil the pay were Ret ndrift and the plpn hltal, where ho underwent an op- about the health protection, com- && A motor boat used by the eration a few weeltH «KO. fort and economy of Red Top Burners. wan tmnk and damaged Hyftll Crumwcll iw well on tht Insulating Wool y repair. Heenuse of tho storm road to recovery. Ho recently re Headden's Corner. tht ilredglnK hua boon delayed, but turnnd home aftnr having been n It Is expected that It will proceed un Clhs) Krrl flunk H*Klst«r eim bi 'bought hospital patient. in HfiidiStit'*. Corntr from Edward O'Fiab* AH Building Materials used'in ! No down der fiorma! conditions within a short Konnnth New, mm of Mi'l. John irlr SIIKI Frlti Krr-th.) time. Now, ban received a llcensn to drive Mr. nnd Mm. Everett Wlllntt worfl Model Home at Pinckney Park Harry n. Tnokrr, simlor hydro his automobile, /ialtoit) a I I,nkc\v()(>il nnd Tomn Bfc TIEIFTY...l£t& fcODAY ffrapblo engineer of the Statn Hoard Qround has be«n broken for a Ilivrr Hiinduy, •upplicd by us. nt Commeroa and Navlgnllnn n home for Charles Brower of Long Untold Mill won nlxth prlzn In nn Hi**!*; Itf**"** Tuesday to con nranoh on his property at this plnco tlBUiJ JWBPlB»p»Otlon Of hurrlcan* arohAry cdnlost nt Montrnnt last opposite tha schoolhouse, William jwe*k, Thorn wmo 17» nontftntttnts. OIL DELIVERY, INC. H»m«f» Mints" the Mew Je>"ty coset Scott of Red Btnk la ths contractor. .Tin!jr,fl Kdwnnl iiw/iiiii In having i\ from****** Havea to Cap* May, An »rt«slen w«ll was sunk on the Hagerman moil dirtl&d'Oifornmlon regarding •Utln» th»t his (rip from 8««. Bright houflo liulli nn Ills rat ate for ona of lot tut w««k, Mr, Brower and his bts. employftRfl. Htftting • Ventilating EuginMri toft * Nokol OU Burner Equipment la Bf»nh Haven h*d revealed "no family will occupy tha house. Thn •form Friday nlfcht rinurxi damag* to apeejt Pfi" Murdoch P»mb«rton of New York, the olootrlo llghtightsi atat ttillh s plnce to t>« ;•)- f it TffiWifl ' i ' ' Ha fBporfo'i to J/ Rftftc*' Smith associate editor ot th« mtgsslne Ke put nut of <-oiuml»»|on. Lumber Co. 105 Monmouth St. • RED BANK of EnKliWOod. I>r#il4tnl of the quire, wsi a visitor at tho Laird HHenr y tl and Hubert nnd p«»ld. Monday that accounts of tha homoatfad «nd illatlllery Raturdky. John MHHifjn i\rfl metnhrm Oakland and West Stroett, * mi ! td' tha RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 24,1936. Page Five

asiund after studying ballet, Mlii chool, wis also remembered by the AT SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE. family took a drive along the shore The heavy rains caused m Dancing Exhibition Ftlcs, in presenting th» program, luplli for his co-operation and help Rumson Firemen Everett. Sunday to witness the damage done and washouts la the rotdi. tated It was not a recital, but ilm- In putting on a performance which by the storm. While In the shore William Thorpe and family Of lt*4 Receives/Acclaim ily a demonstration of the work done he people who attended said was the Hold Clambake Several Young Ladles from Mon- Mrs. Wilfred Hawxhurst returned section they saw the German dirigi- Bank spent Thursday with Mr*. John In the studio by the various groups. lest they had ever seen. mouth County Enroll for Session. holne Sunday after spending a week ble Hlndenberg at Lakehurst. Long, Jr., and Mrs. Mary Carton. The demonstration by the pupils Beginning with the elementary bel- Rumson's two fire companies held Mies Mary Warren, daughter of with Mr. and Mrs. George Gentile of Mlsa Patricia Carton has been con- of the Elh«l Mount Mozar school of ~iet and tap classes, whose perform- a clambake Sunday at Parmly'a Mr. and Mrs. John Warren of Mid- Brooklyn. fined to her home by Illness. dancing, which was given in the stu- ances were a great credit to Mli» Requiem High Mats each, A aoftball game between the Miss Mary Toomey has returned Thomas Guarlgllo and Miss Adele Field Club to Dance, dletown; Miss Phyllis Tortd, daugh- The Leonardo Field club will bold. dlo on Monmouth street last Friday Mozar, the affair progressed through Rumson and Oceanic companies end- ter of Mr. and Mrs. VanWinkle Todd to her home in Philadelphia after Guarlgllo of Brooklyn are spending and Saturday nlghto, brought forth the clasiea until the presentation of In Convent Chapel -d In a deadlock after 14 innings. spending several weekB with Mrs. a few dayn with Nicholas Petruzzelll their fourth annual barn danu of Matawan; Miss Dorothy Prout, and family. tremendous amounts of praise for what Miss MOEar calls her "profes- Jack Wilson defeated Harry Collls daughter of Dr. and Mra. Charles D. Cntherine Oakeo. Saturday night at Hauser's Leonardo both the teacher and pupils. lonal class." All of these girls, who Rev. Dr. John B. McCloskey sang n a wrestling match. A pole vault- Prout of Ashury Park, and Miss " ^Stanley Dziezyc of Brooklyn sjient Miss Viola Warneker took a boat grill. A marriage bureau and coun- In spite of the severe atorm on Fri- range In age from 14 to 16 years, are he first requiem high mass to be ing contest for men was won by the -week-end at his home hure. rido Sunday on the Steamer Sandy try jail will be featurei. The musltt Mary Height, daughter of Mr. and Hook which went up the Hudson day night about 150 persona braved student/! In the Red Bank schools. elebrated In the new St. James Thomas Dolly. Edward Shea was Mrs. Howard Height of Sea Girt, Rudolph, Louis, Theresa and Rose will be by Cy Perkins and his Ras- the elements to attend the perform- All the solo work was done by this convert- chapel Friday morning for second and Jackson Conover third. Marie Petruzzelll have recovered af- river to Bear Mountain and West cals. iave enrolled at Sweet Briar college, Point. ance. Tickets had been given out class and many comments were made he repose of the soul of Mrs. Thom- A running broad jump was won by Sweet Briar, Virginia, for the prcs- ter having been confined to their for each night bearing the date of home a week by HlneBS. on the clever and finished way In as J. Healey. It was the first anni- Fred Conover, chairman and Judge int session and have arrived on the An apple tree was blown down on The road to better and bigger busi- that night's demonstration, but due which each number was presented versary of Mrs. Healey's death. Pres- of the track and field events. Charles :ampus for the opening of college. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stllwell and the property of Mrs. Catherine Oakea ness leads through The Register's ad- to the storm and the Inability of Miss Fales, In Introducing this class, ent at the mass were Mr. Healey of Slayer was second and Joseph Mil- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stllwell and last Friday during the wind storm. vertising columns.—Advertisement those holding Friday night tickets to said that they hid all had previous Llncroft and his three daughters, attend, the Frldny tickets were hon- ler was third. Frank Pfelffenberger training with other teachers and that Mrs. Nils Ollson, Mrs. Wilfred V. won the 100-yard dash. Arthur Dol- ored on Saturday night as far as was she wished to five due credit to MulIIn and Miss Hester Healey. Six- possible, As a result the hall v.a, by fas second and Billy Williams them. She said the girls were very teen sisters of mercy, who make up thirl crowded, every available space being malleable material and In condition the Red Bank community, sang the occupied. A great many of those to take the more advanced training mass with Sister Mercy at the organ. Anttrew Zerr was chairman of the unable to see tho performance have which they are now receiving. clambake and his assistants were asked Miss Mozar to repeat It, and The same morning, Bishop Moses Walter Carl, Frank Pfelffenberger, she plans to do so In a couple of Mlea Mozar and Gordon Keith gave E. Klley of the Trenton diocese on an exhibition of ballroom dancing Walter Neuhauser, Joseph Desmond weeks. The program was printed In his way to Trenton from the annual and James Duryea. Its entirety as were the names of which was greatly appreciated by the retreat for priests of the diocese a' those taking part In last week's Reg- audience. Joseph Levlnoff, a pro- Spring Lake stopped at Red Bank ister. tege of Mlsa Monr'i and soloist with to bless the convent. He was loud the American Ballet company, gave in his praise of the building and Flasconaro Transferred. Every number was perfectly exe- an Intricate Spanish number, which congratulated the sisters for having Joseph Flasconaro, son of Mr. and cuted and tho applause was spontan- demonstrated perfectly the scope o: such a spacious and comfortable Mrs. Vincent Flasconaro of River eous and overwhelming at times Miss Mozar's ability. Mr. Levlnoff home. street, who was accepted at tho U. Miss Helen L. Fales, secretary of the S. Marine Corps Recruiting Btatlon, and his teacher also executed a diffi- He was assisted by his secretary achcol announced the numbers and cult Spanish gypsy number, New York, on June 25, has been told of the aim of the school in get- Rev. John J. Carberry, Dr. McClos- At the conclusion of the perform- transferred from the Marino bar- ting people Interested In ballet work, kcy and Rev. Thnmai E, Carney an< racks, Parrls Island, South Carolina, She stressed the point that BO much ance Miss Mozar and Miss Falei Rev, Francis J. Dwyer, curates of St were presented with bouquets o: James' parish. to the Marine barracks, Norfolk can bo accomplished with a ballet Navy yard, Portsmouth, Virgin!; foundation to work on. Presenta- flowers as a token of appreciation from their pupils. Charles Gote- While at Parrls Island he received tions of recitals are more spectacu- Boys can make extra poeketan"oney recruit training. lar and the grace of children Is more chalk, accompanist at the dancing selling The Register.—Advertisement voy»

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KcgiMarlyic p MM t MtMtv WHISK WUMMS MI.0PIUMV PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated HIRSHITOHO*. UTTUMBMI 21-23 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. m Part Six RED BANK REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 2*. 1986. that the coming November battle will be closer thin Mayor Re-Appoint* RED BANK REGISTER those of recent years. Four years ago this normally Re- Leonardo Bar Is Sunrise^flod And Yom Kippur To ESTABLISHED 1818 publican aUta went Damocratlo by a small majority. Sea Bright AtuMtor Last weak It elected a Republican senator by a small Editorial Views i Closed Because Gun Club Plans OEOEQE C. HANCE, Editor majority and a Republican governor by about a normal Mayor WiUlatn R. VowUr of a*a Be Observed In 8. HAYES, Managing majority. This shows a considerable gain for tbs suc- Bright Thursday night n-*ppolnt*t*r). the borough council. Councilman It* Membcri, Under tbo Direc- Publisher and BuslnMi Manager Percy Jam** Hstwer'* Licence Solomon J. Nelmark opposed th* Social Service* to be Held To- This prospect of a close election will If fulfilled Property Owners The QoaU. Suspended for Eight Day* Be- re-appointment of Mr. Swetney. Mr, tion of Warden Benjamin morrow Evening at 7 O'Clock THE BED BANK REGISTER cause rejoicing among Independent voters who believe There seems to be widespread sat- came He Sold Liquor on Sun- Nelmark favora a three-man aaacas- that the public Is best served when the two parties are isfaction with th» prevailing relief ment board similar to boards) in *f- Une, Will Make Feeding Sta- «nd on Saturday Afternoon at It a membsr of set-up in New Jersey. Possibly that day Before Specified Time. almost evenly divided In strength. Experience hai •eot at Atlantic. Highlands and Eat- tion* xa& Winter Shelter*. , 5 O'clock. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS shown that a strong minority party Is essential to good is becauie the property owner has ontown. Mr. Sweeney has been as- The Associated Press Is excluaively entitled-to the government Neither party has a monopoly of all that been left holding the bag. He is The township committee of Mld- lesaor at Sea Bright about ten ___ ' Oil for republlcation of all news dispatches to It or not s good or all that is bad and neither should be trusted characteristically a soft touch and dletown township held a apaelal r*ears. Tha Sunrise Rod and dun club of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atone- seldom complains even when unfair R«d Bank, with the co-operation of otherwise cr«dited in thU paper and alao th. local new* vith unlimited power. A strong minority party is nec- meeting laat Thursday afternoon to A retail liquor distribution license nent, will bo observod by Jews from taxes overwhelm him. ;ake action on a complaint that Warden Benjamin Lane, I* making published therein. essary In order to prevent the ascendant party from be- was awarded to Charles Bronstaln lundown Friday, September 25, to When the legislature thrust the Percy Jamas Hauler of Leonardo tor hla store at 1050 Ocean avenue, preparation* to carry on conserva- lundown of the following day. On coming drunk with power. :lon work for the protection of wild \ Member National Editorial Association administration of relief upon the had violated Section It of an ordi- which was formerly the Sea Bright this day, tha most solemn and Such reasoning is based on solid grounds. Abuse of municipalities last spring It really nance to regulate the Bale of alco- pharmacy. life.. Within th* next few weeka the •acred of tho Jewish calendar, ob- power Is more apt to occur when the party In power hoiio beverages. It was alleged that member* of the club, under tha dl- servant Jews will abstain from food Member Nev Jersey rreas Association turned the cost of providing for tho Recorder Walter J. Swaeney turned s strong enough to ride rough shod over all opposition neady over to real estate owners. ha sold liquor at hli Leonardo Grill iver $D5 In fines for August to the •otlon of Warden Lana, will go and drink and spend the hours In the han when the scales ara almost evenly balanced. This Despite the state aid that has been n Sunday, August 9, at 11 o'clock borough clerk, E. Wolcolt Fary. Mr. .bout the county making feeding synagogues praying and asking di- Member Moiunouth County Press Club s only human nature. When there is an almost even given municipalities and the reduc- n the morning. The ordinance for- Fary reported collections of $21.05 itatlons and shelters for birds and vine forgiveness for «lns oonsmltted division of representation both sides are usually "on tion in relief costs under their super- )lds the selling of liquor before 1 Tor licenses since the last meeting gam* ot all kinds. during the year. Siibiorlption Prloeei vision, many of them are struggling .'clock Sunday afternoons. if the council. Bills ot (350 -were The club, la one of ths oldest of its At tho synagogue of the Congre- ».B0 heir toes" to make a good record, and such a condi- Tbra* months — tion la more in keeping with republican Institutions than under the load. And. Inasmuch as Mr. Hauser pleaded guilty to the irdered paid, :lnd In the county and although it gation B'Nal Israel of Red Bank to- Blx months - — 1.00 it Is the property owner who must hargo and his license was ordered All members of the council attend- iromote* hunting and flehlng, its morrow evening at 7 o'clock Rabbi 2.0O a large partisan majority. uspended for eight days, beginning members are pledged to practice Ons year Every election since 1816 has been so one-sided that meet the demands of municipal id tha meeting with the exception A. H. Hershon will preach on "What reaaurles he la now bearing almost with Friday. He wll be entitled to it Philip Rock. oninrvatlon. Th* club members Is Meditation," Saturday afternoon the result was discounted in advance. This has bean ipen hla place Friday. The section THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 19J8. the entire relief burden, itate that they realise that the work at 5 o'clock a servlco will be held at ratifying to partisan zealots who happened to be on the if the ordinance in question is aa squired to be done In this regard whloh the sermon topic will be "At winning aide, but among the growing class of lndepend- To some this may seem a solution ollows: '.ho Dawn." of the relief problem. At least it • tremendous, and that unless the tnt voters who do not fail down and worship party la- has removed the need for a sales "No alcohollo beverages shall be More Than 100 wlou* club* lend assistance to the Yom Kippur, or Atonement Day. The Need of a els It Is not regarded as a healthy condition. tax or other levies with which tho old in the township of Middletown Fish and Game commission, hunting brings to a close the ten days of Prison Farm. However, this class of voters, as well as others who state might have continued to pro- after 1 a. m. In the morning, which Attend Holmdel and fishing in Monmouth county will penitence which began with the ke close elections because of the excitement engendered vide relief. But the sales tax was shall be daylight saving time during luffar. Jewish new year. On this occasion, Some Idea of the savings which might be effected the time that it is in effect, and A number of prominent New Jer- hereby, will do well not to place too much reliance on bandoned not with the thought that itahdard time at other times, except given over to serious meditation and for taxpayers by the establishment of a county prison Maine election returns as an indication of a neck and It would be superseded with ad- in Sunday, when the closing hour Housewarming ley resident* have endorsed tho con- repentance, the traditional mualo of farm Is shown by the good use made ot eight acres of ditions to the real estate tax but hall be extended one hour until 2 servation measures ot tho club, tho Kol NIdro Is heard at the be- eck race. Far from being a national barometer, the mong them being Alex Phillips, vlco land at Briar Hill, the county welfare home near Free- M&Ino September election is not even an accurate bar- rather that the funds it was Intend- L. m., which shall be daylight saving ginning of tho evening service. hold, In raising potatoes. The work was done by prison- ed to raise would be collected ime when that Is In effect ana Community Parly at Partonngo present of ths State Fish and Gamu This day la reforrcd to in the Bible ometer of what that state Itself will do In November, tandard time otherwise, and on ers with a tractor and other Implements provided by hrough economies In the state gov- Leut Week Was Highly Sue- lommlsslon, and Harry Cudney, su- as tho "Sabbath of Sabbaths." When 'our years ago this month Maine voted Democratic, and Sundays no sale shall be made be- erintendent of state hatcheries. the home. The crop Is sufficient to provide the Inmates Tnment. That Is what the Clee dol- fore 1 p. m." the temple still stood In Jerusalem, wo months later voted for the Republican presidential gation In the legislature pretended ceaiful in Every Respect—A Others Include Governor Harold G. Hpecial sacrifices were offered to God. of the jail and the home with potatoes for almost a andldate. Not even the groundhog ever went more Hoffman, Senator W. Warren Bar- year, and this Is an economy not to be lightly regarded o be fighting; for and it was as- The township committee has re- Program of Music Rendered. In those days tho high priest recited .wry In acting as a barometer. umed that it would not surrender elved from D. Frederick Burnett, 3our, William Small, Mayor Charles a confession of the sins of the na- at the present price of such food. mtil its victory was complete. :ommlssloner of alcohollo beverages R. English, Edwin C. Qllland, R. V. tion, a ceremony which filled the This farm project has bsen carried on the past two But It has taken, an easier course. . letter, complimenting them on tho The housewnrmlng at the parson- R. H. Btout, Stewart VanVUet, worshippers with awo. To tho sound years. It merely scratches the surfaces of what might :t killed the sales tax and then re- ctlon taken. It la as follows: age of the Holmdol church last aphla Clayton, Russell Woollcy, of the trumpet the people prostrated week was attended by more than 100 Kenneth Wyckoff, Joseph Fix, Rev. be done through the operation of a county prison farm False Radio Newt red before effecting the necessary September 19, 1838. themselves as tho priest asked God'a conomies to compensate for relief leraons and proved successful be- ~ohn B. McCloakey, George Roop mercy and forgiveness for tho people. where) vegetables, fruit and meat could bo produced on Howard W. Roberts, Esq., ond the most sanguine expectation* and J, Letter Eisner. The Wayside a scale big enough to meet the needs for this food at the About Storm Damage. loats. Instead they were assumed ""ownshlp Clerk of The outward form of observance iy real estate owners through mu- if those who directed It. It was Rod and Gun club and the Belmar Jail and welfare home. Preferably such a farm should One ot the products of the storm Friday was a de- Mlddletown Township, has boon changed but th* philosophy Jcipal treasuries.. "low Monmouth, N. J. ilanned aa a community function Fishing club have also encouraged huve a large woodland area as a source of fuel supply icrlptlon by a radio commentator ot large damage hav- For Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Harrlng- ha Red Bank club In its endeavors of tho holy day remains the same. It Hardly a day passes without a Dear Mr. Roberts: socks to develop man's character to for families in needy circumstances and also because ing been done along the Jersey coat. The Inhabitants violent denunciation of some federal I have staff report of September ;on, who took up their residence at o conserve game. Holmdel a few month* ago, and how a higher and loftier plane; It* whole , this would provide means of employment for prisoners if one leaihore community were described as being ir state tax. Yet to the average 8 ih reference to tha proceedings liturgy stresses the necessity for In the winter. ready to leave their homes to escape encroaching waves. roperty owner these levies are before your township committee well it fulfilled this purpose may be ludged from the fact that It waa not solf-searchlng and repentance. With These obvious benefits, -while large, are In reality A great deal of criticism, much of It deserved, is othlng compared to the higher and .gainst Percy James Hauser, the close of tho day thoss who h»ve lgher real estate tax he is forced :harged with having violated your, mly largely attended by member* of YJMLCA'Plans ; not as Important as some other consequences not easily directed against "yellow" and sensational newspapers, ocal ordinance prohibiting sale of the Baptist and Reformed congrega- prayed earnestly and have sincerely but for lome unknown reason radio stations have ueu- pay. The undivided profits tax asked forgiveness may feel them- appraised In dollars and cents. Physically, morally and iver which the politicians are now lcohollo beverages In Mlddletown on tions but also by many other resl- In avery other way prisoners would be better off help- ,lly escaped censure when they spread false reports. Sunday befor 1 p. m. ients of the community who do not For Fall Made selves cleansed from sin that they throwing a fit means nothing to the I note the licensee pleaded guilty may begin tho New Year anew In ing to earn their keep than loafing at public expense. The broadcaster who made the untrue statement about .vernge citizen. But he claps his egularly worship at either church. torn damage enacted the role of an enemy of this sec- nd that the committee suspended Since Rev. Mr. Harrington took purity. The present system oC keeping them In Idleness Is cal- and* as It is being denounced and bis license for a period of eight days. Meeting of Board of Director* culated to bring out the worst rather than the best that tion.- Hie erroneous news was calculated to cause hen sits idly by while the tax on hargo both eanctuarle* have been During tho sorvlce ot the Day of Please extend to your committee nited undor the names of the Holm- Held Thursday Night—Secre- Atonement an hour Is set aside in li la them, They should be compelled, bota for their groundless fears as to climatlo conditions and to dis- his property soars. my appreciation of Its prompt and Ury Robbins Announces Pro- own good and the welfare of society, to earn their board courage folks unfamiliar with this neighborhood to take It will be Interesting to aee just lalutary co-operation. el church. remembrance of those who h»v« ow long property owners will be gram. passed to their eternal reward. Thll and lodging. Perhaps this might result In purging the up their residences here. Very truly youri, General sociability and refresh- tender memorial adds to the solemn- expanse rolls of outlays for bums and loafers who. would Ming to be made the goats of the D. Frederick Burnett, ments wero enjoyed and a short mu- In reality, the atorm provides another opportunity •iilng costs of government In New The first fall meeting of tho dlrco- ity and appeal of the day. . Th* rather go to Jail than work. tor advertising the security of dwelling In Monmouth Commissioner, lcal program was given. Many memorial hour will take place at ersey. So far they are taking a •leased visitors commented with :ors of the Young Men's Christian According to Sheriff George H. Roberts asd others county. One bad only to note the large amount of de- leatlng with amazing Indifference, 11 a. m. FOB SENATOR BABBOUB. gratification on the progress made association was held Thursday night who are competent to know whereof they speak, the tructlon done elsewhere and contrast It with the rela- 'he proposal lor tax limitation or under the union movement of the at the headquarter* of the organize- county Jail Is overcrowded and unsanitary. A prison tively slight damage Inflicted In this territory to realize some other method to save their ihurches. Contralto and soprano ion at Branch and Hudson avonues. roperty against conflacatory taxes His He-Election Urged by Harry IT* farm would be an effective antidote for these unhealthy how true this Is. Probably this Is not appreciated as Valentine of Lonf Branch. IOIOS were sung by Mrs. Cornelius Frank F. Groff, president of tho "Y," Conference About conditions. Such institutions have proved very valu- fully as it should be, but when our salubrious climate is leaves them cold while they seem to M. DeBoe of Farmlngdale, minister presided over the session. able elsewhere, and Monmouth county, by Its failure to falsely portrayed on a more or less nation-wide scale as ecome Infuriated over a federal levy Editor, The Register: if mualo of the church, and Miss During the Bummer the building hat may add a few dollars to the No matter how the people of this Carolyn Hilton of Lynchburg, Vir- was repaired and repainted and Rollo Bus Service adopt this common sense treatment of prisoners, Is In being harah and severe a protest Is In order. Radio ax of the United States Steel cor- lounty may differ concerning Roose- the unenviable role of being behind tho times. The need stations should be no less iiabie for unjustly defaming a velt, Landon and Ijemke or any other ginia. Miss Hilton is In charge of John B. Allen, former president of poration. Aware ot this phenomen- muaio at Lynchburg college. John he Y and chairman of tho houso of a county prison farm was never greater or more ap- neighborhood than anyone else guilty of such an in- m the politicians are making a :andldates, It seems to me they Meeting of Bui Company Rep* parent than now, and the candidates for freeholders fraction. should be a unit when it come* to B. Harrington was the piano nccom- committee, was congratulated on its resentatives and Middletown 'sap" out of the average property that splendid son of Old- Monmouth, lanist. Banjo solos were played by fine appearance. It was noted that should be put on record on this question. It Is only wner. But they can hardly be Senator W. Warren Barbour. Marshall McDowell. he association Is In need of articles Township Committee Held through action by the board of freeholders that such a ilamed; he seems to like it.—Asbury The tort of record he has made The housewarming was In charge of furniture, especially chairs and Last Thursday. ' farm can be established. In the past the board has re- Park Press. may be judged by the fact that be if Mrs. William S. Pitcher and Mrs. tables, for use In the meeting rooms, peatedly ignored this question, and citizens who want Inspections for Politics, might have been the presidential Harold Bennett, presidents of the and a special appeal is being made a change from this do-nothing policy should insist upon nominee of his party had he not re- wo Ladles' aid societies. Members to frlonds of tho organization for Representatives of tho Rollo Bus Not for Public Convenience. fused to consider it Bid you know conipany met with tho members of being fully Informed so that they will know how to vote that back when Hoover was In the of tho reception committee were such articles. . Member* of the Monmouth County Automobile. Trailer Problems. Mrs. Laura Holmes, Mrs. C. S. tho township commlttoo of Middle- effectively. White House, Senator Barbour pro- Dr. James T. Parker, vlco prosi- town township laat Thursday after- Dealers association showed considerable concern at Thousands of Americans have posed the first effective unemploy- Holmes, Mrs. Paul Reid and Mrs. dont ot the "Y," reported that tho given up fixed homes and have taken ment relief program, which later was Formnn Sutphln. noon rclativo to bus service between their last regular meeting over the seml-annual^lnspec- Westslde branch on West Bcrgon Campbell's Junction and Koanaburg. tlon of automobiles which is scheduled to begin In No- :o trailer life. Hitched to a small embodied in the Wagner law? That place anticipates plenty of activity automobile, these modern covered he fathered a measure for negotia- Some timo ago tho Rollo company vember. Doubt WSB expressed by some of the members tions for payment of the war debts? during the fall and winter months. applied to tho Public Utilities Com- New Ambulance Needed wagons provide comfortable living Tho new secretary, Wllmor A. Rob- .hat with only two Inspection station* functioning, one juarters at small expense, the op- He has been to tha front through Mrs. John G. Foller mission for permission to discontinue for First Aid Squad. at Asbury Park and one at Freehold, the work could his six years. And, although he has bins, presented to the directors an servlco on this route on tho ground jortunlty to follow the sun and free- opposed AAA steps which he thought extensive program of activities for A number of years ago Dr. Ernest Fahnestock of be done expeditious]/. They feared there would be long lom from many household lrrlta- Re-Elected at Rumson that it waa unprofitable. One of the and vexatious delays for automobile owners, and It was detrimental to Jersey farmers, fought the coming year. After careful con reasons which tho company gave for Shrewsbury made a very munificent gift to the borough lons. tariff reductions which he thought slderatlon, ths program in its en. stated that If this proved to be the case the inspection would undermine the American mar- Mrs. John G. Foller was re-elected making this application was that it of Red Bank in tho form of an ambulance for the use Among the things the fellow in a tlrety was adopted. had to compcto with taxlcab oper- of the First Aid squad. Due to Its substantiality and mlgh prove even more unpopular than the state sales raller hopes to escape is taxes. Cora- ket, and battled against high taxes president of Rumson auxiliary of ana extravagance, he has not al- RIvervlew hospital Thursday at a The club work will Include Hi-Y ators during the summer, which ii the careful manner in which It was used it la still In pared with taxes on a regulation Its only profitable season. dwelling, trailer license fees now are lowed partisanship to prevent sup- meeting at Red Men's hall, Rumson. organizations for boys, HI-Y clubs service, but one does not need to be an automotive ex- The association has invited Motor Commissioner A. port of New Deal measures he Mrs. Ira D. Emory was chairman of for girls, sponsorship of tho Sea pert to know that it will soon have to go Into the dis- V. Magee to attend their next regular meeting at the nslgnlflcant. Trailer parking lot deemed beneficial. He supported the At last week's conference the rep- !ees, which pay for electric light and he nominating committee. Her as Scouts, a young mon's club, tho resentatives of tho company showed card. The First Aid boys are doing splendid -work with- Molly Pitcher hotel at Red Bank Monday, October 12. old age and social security act, the Quadranglo club and more intensivo water, are far below apartment rcntB. Home Owners Loan and Housing slstants were Mrs. John Bannon and a disposition to give scrvico during out charge for their services and the least the commun- They say they hope their fears are not well founded and :lub work on the west side. Recre- The trailer worries the student of acts, tha Wagner labor disputes bill, Mrs. Otto Strohmenger. Mrs. George the winter on a curtailod basis, as ity should do Is to provide them -with good tools to that Mr. Magee will explain things In such a way that measures to keep us out of foreign T. Llnton of Red Bank, president of ational activities will includo r was dono last year, provided that .rends. He foresees great changes in church basketball league, a borough work with. They cannot attain the maximum result! they will have no further reason for anxiety. The pub- housing and community life as an wars, the anti-lynchlng bill and bills the executive board of the hospital, Mlddlctown township and Keansburg of which they are capable with a worn-out, antiquated lic will Join with the automobile dealers In echoing this for the benefit of veterans and their presided. wide basketball loague, a volley ball borough would enforce ordinances iver-increaslng number turn nomad. dependents. league for men and a Saturday ambulance. " wish. He wonder* who Is going to maln- The auxiliary will hold a card par- which prohibit unlicensed taxlcabs It will be recalled how he Intro- ty Monday afternoon, October IS, at morning touch football league for from operating. Tho townahlp of- According to those who are qualified to know No reasonable person objects to the object ot the In- aln munlolpal services If the urge duced and had passed legislation for young boy*. lor tax-free existence drives many to financial assistance for flsnermen and tha Koos Furniture mart, Rahway. ficials said this proposition was sat- whereof they speak, tho ambulance can be made to spection, that of eliminating dangerous and unsafe ve- The next meeting will be on Thurs- Special activities will consist of a isfactory to them and that they serve until winter, and it has been proposed that a ref- hicles from the highways. However, the manner In .he open road. In California It is oystermen, led in obtaining Federal feared the winter will see an Influx aid for checking coast erosion and day, October 15. pre-college conference in May of next would do tholr utmost to carry out erendum on the question of appropriating about $3,000 chich it is proposed to do this has every appearance of ot trailer families bringing more fought for protection of the dairy in- Other officers are: year to assist high school boys in their end of tho bargain. being unnecessarily expensive and of being shot through dustry and farmers. His co-opera- for new apparatus be taken at the November election. ;han 50,000 children to burden Cali- First vicfl prasldtnt—Mrs. B«rtla Jtf- the selection of a colloge for their Tho representatives of the com- with politics. Other states do not find it necessary to tion with Senator A. Harry Moore on The idea is not a bad one, but before this la done II fornia's school system. bills for the interest of the state has chosen vocation and noccssary train- pany gavo no promises, but various appoint hundreds of Inspectors. The Inspections are "se'eond TICB president—Mn. William At- ing, business men of the borough aa would be well to attempt to raise the money, or at leasl The trailer may ruin tho hotel set a wholesome precedent. leu. remarks which they mado seemed ta part of it, through prlvato -contributions. In the pasl made in the places at business of automobile and serv- Senator Barbour has won distinc- Recording secrotnry—Mrs, Edwin Far- well as representatives of various ahow they wcro plcasod. They laid business. It may empty the tourist rltr. colleges and universities to co-oper- Red Bank has responded generously to such appeals, ice dealers where special apparatus is set up for the cabins. It may Increase traffic con- tion by hard work and good practical Financial secretary -Mrs. Faror H. Rad they would tako tho matter up with and there IB every renson to believe that thin would bi purpose. The fees, which are nominal, are paid to the judgment He enjoys the respect of ford. ate; special speakers in churches, tho KeanRburg ofilclnis and ascer- gestion and highway accidents'. It all his colleagues of both parties. He Corresponding secretary men at the stations making the Inspections. The work Mn. John schools and servlco clubs and proper tain their attitude on tho matter b»- the case again. may have disturbing effcctB upon the Is a truly big man with a background Smith. observance of National youth week, done at the stations is checked upon by regular state country's social organization, But of legislative and business training Treasurer—Mrs. Stephen Stevant. foro announcing tho course they Some Idea of how productive auch a campaign 1 Keprejcnt»tlv«— Mr«. Dawltt Scott. formerly "Emther and Son" week. might prove may be gained by considering that lesi inspectors, and any evldenco of favoritism results In the one thing no one need worry abou which means a lot for New Jersey would pursue ' Is the trailer's freedom from taxes. and Monmouth county. His re-elec- Under the division of conferences than two years ago more than $2,500 was cleared for thi party responsible losing his inspection Job. tion will be no experiment, which is WILL DINE JUNIOR SAELOBS. The freedom even mow Is only par- there will bo leader training ses- benefit of a hospital by disposing of an automobile on Connecticut is one of the latest states to adopt thl_ always the case with a new man, but sion! at Camp Ockanlckon on Oc- the co-operative yilan. Thin campaign enlisted the sup- system and It is said to have proved very satisfactory tial, since the trailer travelers mui a guarantee of further Invaluable Church-School Gets buy nuppllea, electricity, gasollno and service. Monmouth Boar Club to Be Host to tober 3 and 4; young men's fall fol- port of many organizations and clubs. The First Ai there as well as in other states where it has been tried. 80 or Mont Friday Night. lowshlp at Camp Washington next clothing, all of which are taxed some- Harry N. Valentine. Painting of Christ squad should receive equally as much support. It is an One advantage Is that of greater convenience for auto- where along the line, the taxes being Tho Monmouth Boat club will be Saturday and Sunday, an oldor boys' organization of which thn community should be proud. Columbia t-mce, conference at Collingawood Decem- ists who do not have to travel to distant places for In- reflected in the sales price If noi North Long Branch, N. J. host tomorrow night to some BO or All persons with the ability to contribute nhould deem ber 4, 5 and 6; younger men'a con- A now and original conception of spections. Another very Important factor is that th added directly. And just as soon more Juvenile sklppors and sailors 'Tho Nnzarlnc," painted by Colonel it not only a duty but a pleasure to do so. Inspection Jobs are not handed out to party workert taxing authorlttei realize there Is greas next February, colored boys' who have been sailing the various forum next March, »tate convention Stanley Todd in 1032 on hla Long Practical considerations for following such a cours The Inspections are made by business men whose repu- whole new herd of unshorn Iambi JOIN EVENING CLA8SKS. classes of sailboats In the club's Island ontato, was prcsontcd to the frolicking on the highways, Legisla- at Asbury Park next May, monthly are obvious. Taxes have reached the point where they tations aro at stake. In various other ways tha systen events during tho present season. meetings of group leaders of the Atlantlo Highlands Mothodtst churoh have become conflscatory. Many good citizens of till seems infinitely better than tho one which In to go lnU tures will crack down with levici Several Students from Monmouth The affair will be held at tho club- school dopni-tments Sunday morning that will knock tho trailer owner's community "Y," and a Joint dinner community who heretofore have always pnld their taxoi effect in New Jersey, but what do politicians care abou County Enroll at Rutgers. houso at tho foot of Broad street, meeting of all clubs and tho board by Itcv. Dr. Harry D. Hummer fol- this In the face of an opportunity to pump out more po eye out. When California or oome and will bo under tho chairmanship lowing a farewell address to the Sun- promptly nra scheduled to hnvc their properties sold a) othor state hands him a special non- Several students from this vlcin of Andrew 8. White, wJiose large of director* and trustees next May. the coming tax Bale. Every effort should be nmde t lltleal pup and build up a political machine! It is onl; lty have been accepted by Hutgers day-school. Mr. Hummor has •£• resident school assessment beforo cabin cruiser, Olivia K., has been ex- It Is the earnest duslro of the "Y" ccpted a call to tho pastorate of th* keep tnxen as low an possible and a campaign for n fun< human nature for them to put over such polltlca undertaking to educate his children university for enrollment In tho tensively used during the season as to co-operate with all organizations schemes when the people display lethargy In the caUi evening classes conducted by Unl Uordcntown Methodist chiirch. Fit- for a new ambulance would be n Btcp In this direction he'll wish he was buck In Rochester a committee boat. of th* community in any way thnt ting responocs wore made by Fr*d Moreover, tnxpayern are by no means the only personi of good government. or West Orange. varsity colloge on the campus in New will tend to benefit the youth of Rod Brunswick. Classes will start Mon- A feature of the evening will be White, assistant superintendent, and who receive flrnt aid KCIVICR nnd an opportunity shoult Bank and vicinity. by John Scott, group leader of th* -O-O-O-D-O-O- He will be soft pickings for the day, September 28. the distribution of prizes to the win- be given to others to contribute. The mayor and coun- taxers because, lacking a fixed resl- ners of the various class event* for Secretary Robbln* stated that ho Hi-Y, In appreciation of the dona- cil, as well as philanthropic! Individuals and public-spir- danca, ha will be without a vote and The curricula offered this year aro Is making excellent progress in so- tho degree program for the bachelor the season. Instead of giving th* ll0 ited orgujflr.atlons, could nhnw their interent in the we]: No Red Bank-Middletown powerless to defend himself at tha customary cups or merchandise curing leaders for work with tho dif- polls. It will take morn than a trail- ot business administration degree, ferent elub* and tb* board approved "- -l_ being of the community In no better way at thin tlmi Football Game This Year. the three-year certificate program In prtees, tho officers of the dub have than by enlisting In such « mime. er t« escape Ihe American tax sys- decided upon navel prizes in the a plan whereby Douglas Manaon will Civil gervlrn Huunlnatlons. tem.—Newark Sunday Call. the fields of accountancy, manage- aaslat Mr. Bobbins In the general Apparently It will be Impossible, to grunt the re ment, marketing and finance; th< form of merchandise orders accept- Tho United flfatos Civil Bervlo* quest of the Mlddlctown township board of educatlo able at Red Bank stores for what- work of the "Y". Mr. Men«on ha* commission han announced open -o-o-o o-o-o- chemistry program, and tha mechan. donated hi* **rvlbe* for tho exper- for a game between tho Leonardo and Red Bank hlg ever the winner would like to have, competitive! examinations as follows: WIU-, CKU5BKATK SATUIWAY. ical and electrical engineering cur ience he will receive as it Is under- Junior veterinarian, (2,000 a year, school football tennm Tho lied Dank schedule has bee rlcuiiim. there, of course, being a financial The Maine Election and limit. stood it i* his intention to enter this Bureau of Animal Induntry. fully made up and despite the desire of the school au- Mr. and Mrs. Vanlo Daverlo to De Those from Monmouth county who field permanently aa a vocation. Associate extension home eoonom- A number of the sklppera have the National Election. thorities here to comply with the request of the Middle HoaUa At IJncrnft Inn. have been accepted to data ar* Mar- Wrwtor William A. Miller, ohalr- l«t (-(11 club work), $3,200 a year, town board tliere Is no way for them to do so unlei guerlto I* jr. Hughes and Marana D. agreed that trophy cupa are *ome- DepnrtJiiont of Agriculture. The hoary siipcnitltlon Hint "us noes Maine in Sep- Tho "rat anniversary of tha open- whnt, things of the past, an4 Th* man of th* program committee, wa« nomo unforeseen olr'cfimstnnce develop*!, Ileuckhau* of lied Bank; William Instructed to complete arrangements Hesearch nnnoclats in International tember so goes the nnllnn In November" probably flndn Ing of Dante's new bar, as well ns Kaplan, Abraham I. Llpshltz am Register h»a been Informed that relations, $3,200 i% year, Department Miiidletown was left out of the Red Bank achedul the formal celebration of tha begin- some of these aktppem, who will win for a dinner meeting of the bonrd more credence Ihnn (hp Wllof thnt the K>oundhog la thin year at Its own rmiuent because games played 1 Chnrlca J. Petrlcs of JSngllahtown, next month, wl>«n the members of of Htate. able to predict the kind of wcntlior that In to prevail tho ning of the fall season, will take llennett Pearlman ot Freehold, Ham merchandise orders, will cash them Adjudicator, $2,300 a year, Railroad recent yearn between tho two tenrnn were no one-side^ -I,,,- In for Immediate equipment on their the board of education will be the last six wecim of winter, but in reallly there 1» about Hnturdny night at the Llncroft uel rllegel of Keyport, William ffi. guests. Plans aro also being ar- Retirement linriid. Applicant* lor In Invar of Tied Hank tin to bo tminterflfltlng. flubs* Ian. Harris, Walter Hurnian and Leroy re»)>edlvo koala. th» adjudicator1 examination must as much IIUHIB for one us the olher. If anything, tho (jueiitly the Mldilletown hoard naked that a game b ranged for member* of the board of groundhog has n trllln better uroio on the weather than Marie and Dante Daverlo, proprie- H. Bmlth of Metawan; O«orge V, directors to attend meeting* of the have hiul certain experience with a booknl, but the request came too late to be compile* carrier organization, or as an *m- Maine has on rin'nlclenllnl cirri Inns, rnjicrlnlly In recent tor* of the old village hotel, have ar- Mclaughlin, Andrew Mllllgan and A I.ONO nrccoim Hl-Y olubs in order to maintain clos- with. Thin markn Ilia flrnt time In many years that ranged special entertainment for Alvuli flallaburg of Bradley Reach ployorvreproitentnllva of an employ** year*. 1 er relationships with the cluba mid two fen mil havfl not been srhedulett to meet. their guest* and -will servo a buffet and Merle Simpson of /)«a Girt. Walter B. Connor Attend* Firemen * their m«nb«r*. organization In connection with suoh quadrennially tlio two partita uu t,, great expanaa A currier organization. However, another season la In the offing and It .. mippnr, Harry Ilrown'a orcheatra (^invention For 47Ut Ynar. and effort to win the Mnlno battle and then do • lot of Besides those mentioned, tho dlrno- Full Information may be obtained to IK liojitd th*t the old-time Intonae hut friendly grid has b»*n engaged for dancing. Walter B. Connor of Broad *tr*a< tor* at th* masting wsr« treasurer explaining to show thnt the result mrnna sure victory In Judging at Mower Know. from P. j, nislnniin, secretary of th* Iron rivalry between the two irhooln will again find «x Keservatlona received up to this attended tht New Jersey atat* flr«- John ir. Mount, Recording- Secretary tit* national content two months )al»r. Tht lotion era Joseph O. P. Kennedy of Dobb. U. H. Civil Hervlcd Hoard of Exam- prfiislon. A lay-on* of a year may 1)6 Just tha tonic thn time exceed those of a almllar data men'a convention at Atlantkt City Harry Malehow, and Ralph R. Kok- never at a loan to read victory Into the relurna no mut- last y«ir and a. record attendance Kerry, Now York, formerly superin- ine™, at tho Iteil Hunk poatofflca, Mlddletown nuada to put up a fight that trill teat Ih U«t weak. This mad* tha «?tb ooa- ert, Hubert U. Farrow, Theodore J. ter how badly they have been benUn and strange as It la exprctnd. tendent of th* Utkl MoCVrter aeUt* heat efforts of tha Red flankorn. Not ona of the mans aecutlve year that Mr. Connor ha* Labraeo.ua, O. Howard Upplneott, SMajf atam their diagnose* have qull* often proved eor- on Harding road, la serving la a (lurilmi <:luli to Mnrt. gnmaa botween tha two agxrogatloni produced rowdy attended tha annual convention*. Var L**t*r R. no** and Richard T. r**t. Thle w*s due t» orrldent rn'her thao loiind r*«- Judge at th* 134 annual flower ahow M year* ha haa iarr«d Uia conven- Th* Neighborhood Uardan elub of iim or other dlaaRr««al>ln featurn, »nd It would 1» gr.t Inalalls Motorstokor, Bmlth. Mftlng. of th* American Dahlia aoclaty and tion a* i«r|aant-»t-arnn. Mr. Con- Bed I!»nk will meet Monday attor- Ifylng to have th* flrn rtcord of iportamanshlp contln Mdtrltt Mnolilne ahop of Mechnnlo tha Dahlia soclafy of New Jeraay In Wtwn an unb!a«*d viewpoint lh» most plausible be when the teams •treat It completing the Installation Horticultural hall. Rockefeller C.n- tha ftovealnk village five- company, eomprlaa BOO «crn« of vine covered tUoUoa mbteb Mn tee Orawu turn. UM Matin* eUolUm la hiirno In AllenhuraJ. This will be an wm mnaif, matohad. of a larg* mutoratokor in the Star tar, K*w York. Th* ahow opened tha third oldest number ot th* staU 'irwamp lenda, Boating Islands and open moating, whloh will

^T^iji^s^ tVBaHSajBBBSJian V^*^BBBBS^H>SBSSH^'W4S^ ^L4 RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 24.1936. EMPLOYMENT INCREASES. year ot age by the lato Walter Van- State Safety Week Fleet, who was an outstanding Marlboro. Total of «B Placed at Work in Au- naturalist. They are. of a Chinese guit by Employment Service, blight resistant variety. In size and About 375 supper tickets were sold Begins Sunday taste tho nuts are like those of the at the supper held In St. John's In reporting a total of 402 persons American variety^ church last week. Many Monmouth County Reii- placed at work for tho month of Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Wood and August, Manager Thomas F. Costello Mr. Kemp has about 20O small daughter of Philadelphia were visi- dent* on General Committee of the New Jersey State Employment chestnut trees on his nursei-y farm tors here on Monday, Service ofllco at Asbury Park, stated and (hey grow from nuts which bo Arranging for Safety Congreis planted. They are eomewhat dlf- Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Grannla have Session at Atlantic City. that an Increase of approximately returned to their home at Water- o was shown In private place- erent In appearance from chestnut town, N. Y,, after ' spending several ments over August of 1935. trees of American origin and they Boms 600 representative citizens of are prized as ornamental shade trees. weeks at the Courtesy House on ths «ta.te of Now Jersey are num- This report directed to Russell J. Main street. ATTENTION bered among the members of the sixEldrldge, director of tho New Jersey Mrs, Delcliseur and son, who oc- committees that are arranging for State Employment Service, shows ELECTION OF OFFICERS. cupied the Ely home for the past two the obaervance of Safety Week In 10C persons placed In private em- months, have returned to their home the 0tate from next Sunday, Septem- ployment and 208 persons placed on Policeman Otto Herdcn Named Vice at Brooklyn, N, Y. Home Owners Buy Now at Sale Prices ber 27, to Saturday, October 3, andgovernmentally financed projects. In President of County Police. Fred and Thomas Algor, employees for the Safety Congress to be held addition to a most satisfactory In- Tho regular meeting of .the Mon-at the State hospital, are on a trip at Atlantic* City, Monduy to Friday, crease In private employment ac- mouth County Police association was to California. ^ October 5 to 0. In addition the mayors tivities over last year, there is also held Monday night at the West Long Charles McCloskey Is having a Paint Prices Slashed of all municipalities of the state have an Increase over the previous month Branch borough hall and election of two weeks' vacation from his duties been asked to name local activities of July, and this would Indicate that oflicers was held. Patrolman Har- at the State hospital. committees to arrange programs for general business conditions In Mon-ry Leddy of the Long Branch Police Miss Ruth Ely and Miss Grace El- their own localities. mouth county are on the upward force was elected president succeed- dred, who returned recently from a For This Sale European trip, spent tho week-end The aim ot the committee is two-trend.' ng Patrolman Eobort Gurley of Long Branch. at the Ely home on Main street. fold, that of making the state "safety At the- beginning of the summer Mrs. Bertram QuackenbUBh and Never before have we reduced prices on paint so low conscious" by a genoral observance, season, a fine volume of business was Following tho election the retiring Mrs. Robert Schenck of Main street and very likely never again, so act quickly and buy and the other Is to attract attention done by the employment service In president spoke and thanked all and Mrs. de la Reussllle of Freehold to the Safety Congress at the shore Monmouth county In the placement members and committees for their spent Saturday at Asbury Park. now. and the great benefits that will be of hotel and restaurant workers of support during the past year. Six To relieve the crowded condition at derived by thoao attending. . all types. In addition to this ac- new applications for membership the public school the board of educa- Regular Price 2.89 Gal. The CongrosB programs now being tivity, the employment service has were presented by. Mr. Lcddy. . tion, at a meeting held Tuesday distributed provido topics to cover steadily Increased the number of The new officers include: night, voted to hold two sessions in every phase of accident prevention— persona placed In Industrial occupa- President—Harry Leddy, Long Branch. the third and fourth grades, engag- A great opportunity to' buy Amer- on the highways, In the schoola, tions. Contrary to the lull felt In First vice president—Richard Bowman, ing Mies Jeanette Hlgglns as extra past summer seasons along tho coast, Lone Brnneh. ica's finest paint at a price leu than homes and factories. After the gen- Souond vice president—Otto Hcrden, teacher. Sale eral session at the opening of the there has been a continuous demand Shrewsbury. ordinary paint. The plainly written 0.23 Congress the delegates will then se- for experienced Industrial workers, Jtecorflinjr necretary—John I.ovell, Deal. Price such aa machinists, mill Wrights, Fliuiminl ftecretary—Robert Hoyt. West formula tells the story. lect tho sections In which they are Long Branch. ^ - East Keansburg. *^™ For inside interested and attend those meetings. lathe oppcrators and men and wom- Treiisurcr—Henry Feeney. Lontr Branch. and In all' there are soma 150 different en who are thoroughly experienced TruatccB—Charles WnlllnK. Oeeiuipnrt; (The Red Bank Register can be bouabt in tho needle trade. Fred Zifgler, Uttlc Silver; Andrew Ander- In East Kcansbure from Isadora Walling.) outside use. sections and more than 300 speakers son, Sen Brijrht; Nicholas W'lolcy, Mp"- are on tho program. It Is suggested^ that anyone with moutli Beach, and Herbert Scott, Uong A son was born to Mrs. John h Throe hotels will bo used to house the above qualifications get in touch Branch. Mayer at Monmouth Memorial hos- with tho New Jersey State Employ- SarKC-int-at-nrniB—Edward Rwceney, pltnl at Long Branch Saturday. the delegates and provide, meeting Delegates—Henry McConnell and Fred Mr. and Mra. Edward Hahn, Sr., $7.25 Regulator FREE m Indestructo Furnace upaco In addition to the Immense ment Service, located at 421 Bond Bruhl. LoUK Branch. e y auditorium whoro, In addition, thore street, Asbury Park. AH persons Ktewarts--Fred Zienler, Little Silver, and and Mr. and Mra. Edward Hahn, will be a safety exposition. The ho-Beeklng employment should be rogls- John M.cConnell, LmiR Ilranch. Jr., left by automobile for Florida tels are the Ambassador, 'Rltz Carl- tored with this service, and such Saturday. They expect to be gone ton and Chelsea. However, delegates registrations may take place be- RENTED FOR TEA ROOM. about three weeks. The Sensation of I who are planning to attond are urged tween 8 a. m. and 11:30 a. m, Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Georg and their son to got In touch with tho Convention day to Friday, Inclusive Employers Tho Kustmond Residence! to Be Con- Edward have returned to Nutley af- the Industry « Bureau, Atlantic City Auditorium, In seeking qualified help In any work verted to This Use. ter having spent tho summer here. order to make reservations. The can avail themselves of an efllcjent Mrs. Anna A. Eastmond has rented As a result of the heavy storm last 1 bureau has tho listings of all hotels. employment servlco by calling As- her large house on the state highway week many clams of the "cherry- bury Park 2216 or 2217. atonn" variety were cast up on the Those going to tho shoro by rail and lit East Keansburg to Miss Price of shoro and large quantities of this not having accommodations are New York, who will open a tea room food were gathered by residents of asked to obtain them at the In- BIG CHESTNUT CROP. soon. The house was formerly used this place., .50 formation booth at tho railroad sta- as headquarters for Emergency Re- tion. Those travelling by auto should Productive Trees on John A. Kemp's lief Administration activities in the The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire 18-in. go direct to the Convention bureau. Flnco at Little- Stiver. northern part of Monmouth county. company will hold a card and bunco 'Those from Monmouth county on It was for many yearai the residence party at the fire house tomorrow size Three chestnut trees, each of them of Mrs. Eastmond, who is now living night. the Genoral committee are W. E. Sel- ^ • ej» 62 22 yoara old, and all of them heavily by of Allcnhurst, James H. Graham an Vineyard avenue, East Keans The Red Bank Register travels $6 Down • $7 Month of Allentown, Kenneth Fields, L. E. laden with nuts, are on the residence burg. over every street In town and every Gllletf. Mayor C. E. Hetrlck, Charles grounds of John A. Kemp of Little ' an. • road In the county. Let it carry your Plus Small Carrying Charge Martin, Halsey D. Polhemus, E. B. Silver. Tho trees wore given to their Boys can make extra pockot money message to those who live on these Strauss, H. H. Jones of Asbury Park, present owner when they were one selling The Register.—Advertisement thoroughfares.—Advertisement. C. C. Phillips of Atlantic Highlands, The 20-year guarantee on George B. Goodrich of Avon-by-the- Sea, Albert Hunyon of Bolford, John Sears Indestructo puts an M. Cutroll, Thomas S. Dillon, Frank L. Herbert of Belmar, Frank C. Bor- end to your heating wor-- den, Jr., Assemblyman Haydn Proc- ries! The first cost—low- tor, N. Slegel of Bradley Beach, John SEARS R. Carrabrandt of Brlelle, George L. in itself—is positively the Haneo of Colt's Neck, Theodore G. Berlnger of Deal, Ira Wolcott of last cost. Firepot, grates Eatontown, Edward T. Rdoney of 50th Anniversary Sale Brings You and feed dome are made Engllshtown, Edgar O. Murphy of 1 Farmlngdale, Augustus M. Mlnton of FEATURES NO ONE R.S.1 -\O EVER HAD BEFORE of Indestructo metal, a new Fair Haven, Roscoe C. Clayton, Mrs. Adeline S. Lawrence, George W. alloy that cannot burn out. Kirkman of Highlands, Joseph A. Tilton of Holmdel, E. C. DeVlllaverde That's-why Sears give you of Intcrlaken, William Turner, Jr., of an astounding 2 0 - y e a r Keansburg, C, L. Bowne of Keyport, United States Senator W. Warren guarantee on this unparal- Barbour of Locust Point, Alton V. Evans, James R. Mount, Layton leled furnace. Every up- Prout, Assemblyman Basil B, Bruno, to-the-minute improvement Samuel M. Helmllch, A. Lustbaum, AT REDUCED PRICES O. E. Schantzo of Long Branch, Lloyd of heating engineering and C. Kiddie of Manasquan, Minor Brown of Marlboro, Richard Burlew. furnace construction has John Marz, Jr., William H. Sutphln, Edward M, Currle of Matawan, Wil- ,been incorporated in Inde- liam F. Carhart of Monmouth Beach, sj^ucto. Large pipe capac- John W. Nolan of Neptune City, Frank A. Welle of Oakhurst, Ray- ity, new high heating effi- mond R. Gracey of Ocean Grove, H. W. Conrow of Oceanport, Mm. J. A. ciency—and at Sears extra Congdon, J. Lester Eisner, Monroe savings. Eisner, Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson of Red Bank, Nellson Edwards, Hubert K. Dalton of Rumson, William R. Fowler of Sea Bright, Edward T. Doyle, Senator Frank Durand of Sea ' Girt, George Silver, Jr., of Shrews- Thousands of Satisfied Users bury, Frank Maruccl, William T. Senkel of Spring Lake, John M, Laird of Tennant and James P. Mc- O AMERICAN AND FOR- Klttrlck of Union Beach. EIGN BROADCASTS Hercules Conversion Oil Burner ^ADVANCES 1937 REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. SUPERHET CIRCUIT Special for This Sale Only .00 250 Gals, of Oil FREE County Campaign Committee Com- 3 yra, to par. pletes Schedule For Gatherings. 4BUILT-IN AERIAL 225 TUNING SYSTEM The Monmouth County Republican This price includes Installation with a 275-gal. tank and all control*. Campaign commlttco has mado up Nothing moro to buy. Can be Installed In your present heating system. ita schedulo for party meetings to be AUTOMATIC BASS Perfect operation guaranteed. A Hercules ends furnace tending forever. hold throughout tho county between COMPENSATION No moro shoveling ashes and coal. now and election day. DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY The koy meetings will be held at FOB BURNING On,! SEARS 'DELUXE' INDESTRUCTO STEAM BOILER the Court House, Freohold, Thurs- OPOWERFUl IO-INCH day, October 1; Matawan high DYNAMIC SPEAKER HERCULES For Hot Water or nchool, Tuesday, October 6; Red Bank Elk« club, Wednesday, Octo- • BEAUTIFUL CABINET Oil Burning Boilers Steam ber 14, and Asbury Park Convention A reff. $450 vtHtio hall, Wodnosday, October 21. All HAND-RUBBED FINISH Assembled In vertical section! these meetings will begin at 8 held together with Individual tU o'clock. .00 rods. Thoroughly Insulated with A full list of ths meetings follows: 4-pIy air-cell asbestos on all Tomorrow, Friday. Bex>t*mb«r 25— sides and top. Grates made of Hftrcly'i Farm, ouUlda State hoapital, Scars Indentructo metal, guar- Marlboro Itoulo No. 4. Walter Durand and anteed not to warp or burn out Robert 1). Walker, 8 p. m. for 20 years. Handsome 8te«l Wednesday, Hpptember 80—Humion Re- publican club, lied Men't hall, Rumson, 8 flnwn; jacket, finished in palfl tfreen p» m. $5 month with chrome plated corner trim. Thursday, October 1-—(loraldlne Thomp- son unit, Kant Keansburg f\ra houee; regularly 54.95 luncheon; candidate* will ipenk, 1 p. m. COMrLKTK HKATING SYS- Thursday, October 1—Courthouse, Free- Other Console TEM FOB A HIX-nOOM bold, a p. m. HOUSE II8INO THE A.BOVB Friday, October 2—United Womtn'a Re- Models as low nOILRB FOR AS tOW AS publican alub, (pines of meeting to b« de elded,) 2 p. Tn, $33.95 Friday, October t—Neptune City Af houa«, Neptune City, 8 n. m. Per Monday, Ootober B—west Belmar Re- .45 publlcan club, Mrs. William Plnlwrtoni $9 Month candidates mfetlnir, 8 p. ni. Tuesday, October 6—Methodist Dpi' oopal church -annex. Uelford, Monmouth unit. Fort Monmoutn, 2i3Q p. m. Our Store ii jammed full of Tuesday, October « Matawml high amazing values but here it school Matawan. 8 p. m. Wednesday, OotnWr T--Womni'» H the "daddy of them all" Republican club, Muntclnlr, Mr. Sparuo, 5 TUBE ALl WAVE TAbLE MODELS ipeaker, 2 lift p in. Juet Think Wednesday, October I—Wall Township Republican elub, Msohanlce1 hall, Ol.ndola, « V. in. j Special while they last Monday, October 12—Koaniliurg Ilrpuli- 42" Combination Mr«n elub, dome ot Mr«. itameret Oudrke, 8 p. m. Sink and Laundry Tub Wednesday. October H-—Red Dank Elk. elun, 8 p. m. rg. |trli-p lid" Thursday, October IB—Leonardo. ft p. m. 22.IM1 __.95 Tuaaday. Otxhec 20—We.t Ilelmar flra All -Steel Doiilil" Dnilnbonnl house, route No. 4, Wall township, Repub- For Only 29 lican niol), B p. In. Modern Sink Wednesday, October 81— Aebury Park Hiawatha Sink 19 Down, Convention hall, H p. m, Wfl hrtvo only n f*'W of tht'no, In white, mm r hufl < rotf. prleo 29.05. IB Month Tuesday, October 21 Wall Township »0 oiiiiin rnrly. It In it hatunln Thn heuvy cimimtlltn Iron In Nolo The»» J»'eatur«: Itmuhtlran rlub. Mechanlra hall. Allen- Save Fully $15 on This Set 42" Cabinet Sink r.nnlocl with ncld-renliillnK !>m- Nnvcr iM'fnrf woo;!. $ l'._n^ 7 Tube All Wave Table Model of a Ufpffmr. l''urrl)',n recep- lur Thk Hulo I'cliilii omininl. D(!(i|> nplnalilrnB }>»» a ijlnk of .95 Heavy cant Iron whltn porc»I*l» tion guninnlccd. You rnn't t li I n quality enamel. lnt«rch«ni»»bl» ehreW* Cannot Do Without It Only Mou i ;\ nlnlt. Chronic iiDld «o low. An Mm. Alehln Mlli'hlr, jr., of De- All Hid 1fttost fentitrrw. d>i|illt'n!n thin vnhm nt nnywhiio roulU punlin-1' .95 f n. u c 4i t nml drain hoard. «d|u»tabl» ehWTO .95 iMFUmotlon will \«K*. 8" «|>ron front, * ••>•*£' troit, Michigan, daughter of Mr«. nonr the prim. a valuo llkii dtrnlnrrr. l>n worth your 8 Ilmm, 9.1 (town—$fi tnnnth. Mil,, 26 proof bnoki all flttlDCI MWM Wllllnm Hlmpaon of Ulvor road, will A (30 vnlicf wlillo. |3 Month with ohroni* pl«t«. . ..- _^ receive Thn ltcgldUr regulftrly an A n\^v\a\ (hnt only He urn could prod in P. $ .'I lteotor of the Taxing horses are Btill used on tho farms, nmouth, National Coast Guard Service head- grill was formerly the home of the ant to tht authority . and provided, will tell at quarters at Washington. It covered especially in the mountain sections. Public Auction oa thi Veterans of Foreign Wars bf Bel- Sllv.r at liOO P. M., th* landa i activities of 38 stations In the fifth Most of the dutches and good-sized mar. Nama Ptserletlon 1111 It! ltll district under the command of streams are absolutely without The banquet is In accordance with 1114 1B8» U. H. McCarttr, block IT lot 1 IIIMI 11,276.11 Commander S. K. Sanda. The record water. Fruit trees had been greatly national movement to honor Gold J. B. McNajly. block 4. lot It ^ by »tatlono follows: injured by the severo winters of late. OlUrell. Bros., block I, lot 1 -. I00.T4 Number Star mothers. An effort has been Slady. H. We.Vbliek 'li. lot «~~™~ New York people gave us a real made to invite all such mothers to MlddUtown Oont. Oo. block la, lit I ... •i.M la.oe Station of Reports A FTER J6 Yetr» of Sendee, thlj New Jeney Country Editor 4.IT S.79 Sandy Hook i\ will travel' to every state in flic Union. These letters and welcome and Mr. Williams of the attend, but as it la Impossible to lo- H!5(!!'.tow.n S??!1 5?« bl«k u- »* * •.-.•>•• 1.15 1.71 ... m X X the trip will continue lor et least a year. Follow the white Colonial Homestead Station of cate all of them those who have not Ijetown cont. do* 14.11 Sea Bright -*~ i Oont*. Co»- block 1Id4 , latour «-»•- * *„ ' t.tl MMonmout h BBeach 29 lint veddy, btafnnlng at the star st New Jersey. Brldgewater asked us to camp on been notified are asked to Inform •III 11.76 Long Branch L . block II, lob 1.17 Toms River — hie beautiful lawn and told us to Mrs. Alfred Canton of Dudley street, MlddUtown Cont. go,' block FiTToU i-flU II.T4 13.40 Squan Poach 134 make his lawn our home while in Long Branch, of their intention to be M dd .town Cont. Co, block IS, Iota «.«.... 11.17 8.IS 2 MlddUtown OonU Co, block la. Iota ll.lt 6«B Spring Lake — "What I Found In Now York." We planned to leave for Albany Brldgeton—we did, and it's hospital- present. | MlddUtown Oont Co.. block 1». lota 11-10 (.57 Deal —- - 17 Well follta, to tell you about all Weetuiy and set out at about 8 a. m., Emma 0. Btllly Batata, block «1, lot 4 ..- S.t4 (.67 Lives ity like that that makes you know Thia Is necessary in order to pro- 62.SB Estimated Value . found In this great state of Newbut did not go far before we heard Mlddlatown Cont. Co.. block 11. lot I ...-. Station of Property Involved Imperilemperil d 1 that America Is still the greatest vide transportation for the mothers. Mlddlatown Oont. Co.. block 11, loU I'll 4.«i Sandy Hook _.. »US,N5 48S York, Is really and truly out of the a "bumping' and stopped to find Mrs. Caston is In charge of the ban- 14.11 " IJ.27 land In all the world. J, A- Mtytrs, block II, lota 1-4 ,,...„- UVJ7 la.08 Sea Bright 40,747 > question, but we can tell you a little the connection on our car had quet. She is vice president of the Mlddlatown Cont Co* block II, lota (-1 „ 185,200 87 My next story will be Ohio. 11.10 11.89 Monmouth Beach.. bout many things. Of course, we cracked, We spent the reat of the WUliua Sihfotder, block ai.lota 1I.H -- 114. 14.10 11.10 Long Branch 1 Ladles' auxiliary of Vernon A. E Gsleett Henderson, block II. 1st* ll.tl .._ 81.(2 tt.1T •.76 Toms River .— 52,160 22 drove through the greatest city in morning getting the plate rein- Brown post of Veterans of Foreign MlddUtown Cont. Co.. Slock II, lota 1-U 11.11 815.586 981 judgment for $32,364. 18.41 17.11 Squan Beach the world on our "way to the Newforced. Wars of Red Bank. MlddUtown Oont. Co.. Uotk II, lota l»-tl 11,17 Spring Lake -. 2,000 Mrs. Margaret Wright of Bradley MlddUtown Cont. Co, bloak. 14, lota !-«.... 11.69 27.725 England states from New Jersey by We drove on down the beautiful Beach was awarded a verdict of $32,- Mrs. Theresa holm, block »4, lot II ___ B.ia i.ll Deal way of the great Georga Washing- I. 4 road to Round lake, spent the night 364 last week for Injuries which for Shrewsbury Auxiliary to Meet Sarah Heath, block 14, lot II 11.04 ton bridge. We drove through, the at the Cleveland Camp and found her lifetime will prevent her from The first fall meeting of the MlddUtown Oont. Co.. blotk II, lota J-ll 1»U K.t4 10.11 heart of the city and escaped with- MlddUtown Cont. do. block >l, lota 1-4 Holmdel. the owner, Archie Cleveland, to be walking. The suit was against Shrewsbury auxiliary of Monmouth Mlddietown Cont Co., block II. lots 1-1 B.lt 1.7 < out a bump and since then have .ll.tB 8.87 a great admirer of cattle and he Is Michael Redman, 20. Mrs. Wright Memorial hospital will be held Mon- Rosa Tetl, block If. (pt II JL. IO,8t l17.!6 driven through most of the cities in- O Floyd E. Borden, block IT. leu t.lo ... 18.88 Alfred Earl is slowly Improving at doing a great work for the cattle Will. probably never collect on the day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the I7.K 40.82 cluding the Capitals of all the New Floyd E. Border., block IT. lota 11.14 S.OS Rlverview hospital at Red Bank, men in his section. Our trip con- judgment as it was proven that Red- home of Mrs. Thomas R. Crumley of John Bysir, block IT, lots IB.li ...... l.ts England States, without bumping or 51.15 •where he In a patient for a broken tinued to the State House at Albany men was driving his mother's car Tinton avenue, Eastontown. Flans F.tbel Brlckson, block >I, leu 1-1 .... being bumped. Ella. Bowman Estate, block 18. lot 10 . 81.72 arm which he received while em- where wo missed meeting Governor without her permission. for the year will be made. 44.(7 Georgia V. Mason, block it, lot II -. (9.46 ployed by Charles Gahler on After covering all of the New Eng- Lehman but met his very congenial J. I. Smith Estate, block It. lot 1 threshing job. Tho arm Js In 1TT.1T I4S.0I land states we again entered the Secretary Walter T. Brown, who Rosa Tetl, block SO, lot II , , 174.(11 •tretchcr and Mr. Earl will probably Htnry S. Wilson, block II, lot 10 - 160.63 great state of New York at Glens took me all through the Governor's Wm. a, Iverson, block al, lot •> 2I.8< be at tho hospital.several weeks. Falls and received a great shock offices and was very sorry that the N 88.0(1 Frank J. Plcone, Inc., block II, lot • . T.ll T.J1 8.87 Miss Carolyn Hilton of Lynchburg, when we found there were no falls, Governor was out of the state and Mary Morle^bloek H. lota.ll..il... 42.72 185.54 expressed his best wishes for our Virginia, returned home Sunday af- owing to the dry weather. We ar- I'Brlen' 10.22 Journey in writing for himself and lou can laugh 4 iia.it io4.it 111.88 ter a visit to Rev. and Mrs. Marrive- d at the great Saratoga Springs lailay, 7.24 the Governor. We moved then John Bailey, Installment account on a •hall Harrington. Mis» Hilton la In and camped right on the Main boule- 149.(8 across the great state to Niagara John B. BchwIndTblock 14, lot II ...-..._ IT.28 05.87 vard and after we had supper looked at money worries, too! [ ' Frank J. Plcone, Inc., block 14, lot 14 _ charge of muslo at Lynchburg col- Falls, a spot which needs not be de- lt.it 100.81 I08.O4 almost across the street was the Carrie S. WhlU, block 85, lot 1 —— 89.70 Miss Dorothy Quanstrom of Bos-Grossman hotel and seeing so many scribed. During this 306 mile drive Jacob I. Monaky, block It, lot 10 ___ 7.70 from Albany to Niagara, we found "We were tired of worrying Jacob I. Monsky, block SI, lot SB ..,___ I.II 8.8S ton spent part of lnst week with Mr. Hebrews we thought surely we had John H. Andtrson, block II, lot Bl -. and Mrs. Charles S. Ely. landed In Lakcvrood, N. J. We In-practically no standing timber and over bills," a young wife told SilverwMU Co., Inc., 1681 Sidewalk at- »t.7l Allison Earl returned home Fri- quired If our old friend, Sidney much good farm land, moat of it eessment on block It, lot (T ...... I 10 11.81 quite rolling with many of the "Ivtrwhltt Co.. Inc., block II, lot 01 48.89 62.31 day from Monmouth Memorial hos- Grossman of Lakewood was the pro- us recently, "so my husband jlY.n-Mt. Co" , nc, block IB, lot r 00.27 mountains entirely under cultiva- »--. --. JIOCK .a, lot »• 41.70 82.40 87.05 pita<*l» a«vt Lon.u—go Branch— , where he -wa... sirietT of the Grossman hotel there, S Sllv.rahtt*i Co.Co, , Inc.. 1981 Sld.walk a.. tion. Roads were mostly concrete patientent. He was afflicte^H\f,tedd wit^.h, but wa» Informed that the proprle- and I figured out how much it would take to aaiamant on tha ahovo ...»....„..., 1 tv and very fine, although some of the Katat* of Maraarat Hobba. block II. lot 1 16.74 «,,„.. abscesses, five in his throat or was a woman and that she also Batata of Margarat Robba, Inatallnant ac- mountain climbs were over a mile pay them all off. Then we came to your office. and two on his tongue, but ho is now had a hotel in Lakewood. It was the count on aboTO . H...... 112.(0 long yet they were of such a grade J. I. Smith Eatata, block It. lot 10 1 l.lt MS •well on the road to recovery. . great horse race' Bcason there and You' loaned us the cash we needed—on our own 8.81 that we made most of them on high Wm. H. Barrr. block It, let. ll-ll „ 4.84 the town was all excited. We were H.l.n Abrami, block It, lot «»-77 ...... Mrs. Annie Lasher suffered another gear, trailer and all. The dry weath- taken In one of the greatest of signatures—and we really find it easy to repay!" SANITONE Alice 0. VanNoatrand, block It, lota 1*1. heart attack last week and her con- er did not show its effects until we what we feel wai a "racket." The 108 . .- ...... _ . „ .... . L . H , t.lt dition is serious. reached Buffalo, then the grass was You will, too. Add up your cash needs and let us Frank T. Chadwtek. block 40, lot II 11.87 great Saratoga Spring Water, which Due to trouble with transformer* burned badly and all vegetation DRY CLEANING Frank T. Chadwlck, Imtallm.nt account on is supposed to cure all Ills Is on sale helpJWM laugh at money worries. Come in today. abova .... ,...... H M .181.17 during tha fierce storm Friday night showed serious Injury. The grass, it but one large building bearing Harry W. Undaar. block 40, lot 1> (9.16 tome of the street HghU and a num- which la usually like a big velvet Guaranteed By G»o. W. Honlandj block 40, loU 11-14 .... £9.45 the following sign "State Drinking Chars*! are 2Vi% on unpaid monthly balanct. ber of lights in homes were out. carpet over Goat Island between the Good Housekeeping Danl.l A. and Chat. J. Maara, block 41, House," lo w» -went In and were LIT Large quantities of apples were American and Canadian Falls, was .Loans up to $300—15 montht to repay Kann.th J.ffr.y and Alvln H. Fraka. block greeted with a 10 cent admission and Magazine yellow and dead right down to the Ulten to WOR Man. Wed, Frl, 6:45 P. M. 41, lota 7«-77 .... 12S.lt 41.18 blown btr trees and some lands were there were told that water would A% Advertised There-ln. Ben). L. AtwaUr, block 45. lot 111 . water-edge of both Rapids. Wa left Electric Bid,., 601 Bangs Avenue, Phono A. P. 7805. LJcinia No. 870 badly washed. Otherwise than thla cost 25 centi per bottle. The 10 Irving Btrk (Jersey Mortgage * IlUa Niagara about six o'clock in toe Guaranty Co.), block .7, lot • ...... tho storm did not cause large dara- cents we paid covered tho cost of ROOM 1002 ASBURY PARK. N. J. 14.18 tl.OO evening of the second day and drove Irving Bark (Jersey Mortgagt * Tltlt OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Guaranty Co.), block 48. Tot I ...... Tha potato crop Is almost entirely the empty bottle we were told. In about 40 miles below Buffalo on the 14.17 6».Kentucky, this week. RED BANK Thi sale le made under the provisions of an Act it tht Legislature, entitled "An Act concerning unpaid taxes, assisstnanta and other municipal charges on real prop- The Holmdel church will have ger- erty, and providing for the collection thereof by thi creation and enforcement of vice Sunday morning in the Baptist llena thereon" (Revision of Ills). sanctuary at 11 o'clock. The sermon Tel. R. B. 2800 At any time before the eale tho onderalgnad will tceiv. payment of the amount due on any proparty, with tha Intartst ana coste In urrod up to the time of pay- topic will be "A Child Received is mint. Christ Received." Mrs. Cornellui M. (Signed) DeBoe is minister of music and Mrs CLARK P. KEMP, NOTICE OF INTENTION Dattdi Stptsmber 10, Itll. Fred Sikox is organist. The Sun- Collector of Taxtl, n toe part of tha Borough of Shrewsbury day-school will meet at 9:45 a. m. prohibit tha riding of blcycUi by two Monmouth County Surrogate*. Offl... Monmautli County Surrogated Office. Mrs. Flora Holmes is superintendent. rionj rid In a *t the iami tiro* on anyIn the matter of tht eitatt of Margartt William Cross is havmg a two- )icycle Intended to be used by on* per- i tht matter of the estate of Austin F. n only, and to prohibit th* rldlne of a J. Sanford. dictated. Thompeorj, deceased, story addition built to his house for cycle at night without a whlU light In Notice to eradltora to prsaent claima agalmt aitate. lotlce to creditors to present claims use as a kitchen and bedroom. ont and a red light In the rear of iaid against eltate. He has only one guess Icycl*., and provide a penalty for tht vlo- Furauant to th. ord.r of Jon.ph I* Don. Cyrenlus V. Stlllwagon'a tomato ition of said ordinance! ahay, Surrogate of th. County of Mon- Purauant to tha order of Joseph L. Don- crop Is one of the wonders of this O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. mouth, mad. on the tenth day of Sep- lay. Surrogate of the County ot Mon- TAKE NOTICE that an Ordinance here- tember, 1081, on tht application ot Tht louth, made on the fifteenth day of Bap- neighborhood. It covers 2H acres of laftor set forth has been Introduced by National Newark and Eiaex Banking Com- imber. 1011, on the application of Minnie land and Mr. stillwagon has a con right or wrong ! .• Mayor and Council of the Borough of pany of Newark, and J. Frederic Wherry, Bosklna| administratrix of the tstttt tract to supply the Bucklin canning Ihrewobury prohibiting tha rldlns of bl-•xaeutore of th. aitat. of Mer.arat J. Austin P! Thompson, deceased, notice le yclei by two persons riding at the umi Sanford, deceaa.d, nottc. U htr.br glvtn lereby glvt[i to thi creditors of said de- factory with 11 tons of tomatoes. me on any bicycl* Intended to b« utad to tht eredltori of aald deceaaed to ex- aased to iihlblt to the subecrlber, ad. From present In dicatlons he will . one parson only, and prohibiting1 th* hibit to tha aubacrlbera, executor! a. nlnlatratrlxj aa aforesaid, their debts and have gathered much more than this idlng of a bicycle at night without a aforesaid, their debt! and demands agalmt demands against the said estate, under fhlte light in front and a red light In thi tha said aatttt, undar oath, within ilx oath, wlthh six months from the date amount by the close of the season. ear of aald bicycle, and providing a pen. month! from tha data ot tha aforesaid or- of thi afo esald ordar. or they will bl The vines are heavily laden with lty for the violation of Bald ordinance. der, or they will ba forev.r barrad of their ortvtr barred of their actions therefor large tomatoes and the oldest resi- Said Governing Body will consider iaid actions therefor against tht aald aubscrib- ualnst tht aald subscriber. dents hereabouts say they have Irdinance for final pasiaff* on the 0th r Dated Friehold. N. J., Sept. IS. lgtl. lay of October, 1988, at 8 o'clock, P. M-,* Dattd Freehold, V. J., Sept. 10, 1«I6. ' MINNIE G. HOSKINS, never seen a finer crop. it the Parish Home, Sycamore avenue, In TUB NATIONAL NEWARK AND ESSBX II tin on Avenue, Manaqnuan, N. J« iaid Boroujth, and alt perioni who may b* BANKING COMPANY OF NEWARK, Administratrix. The Ladles' aid society of the Re- nteroBUd therein will be given an oppor- Byt William B. Hoeker, Lloyd C. Rlddlt, Esq., formed church will meet at the Viet President and Trust Officer, tunity to be heard con com Ing the provl- 744 Broad Street Newark. N. J, 11 Exchargt Place, homB of Miss Helen Phillips Tues- ilom of said Ordinance at •aid tlm« and J. FREDERIC WHERRY, Jersey Clb, N. J., day night, October 6. >Iace. or at euch further time and place Itl Mt Prospect Are., Newark. N. J., I Proctor. xt which said meeting may be adjourned, Exacutora. Cross Bros, are having a cow barn ORTRUDE 0. VAN VLJET, Fltnay, Hardln » Skinner, Monmeutb County Surrogate's OITlc.. built on their farm. Clerk. 744 Brotd Street, In thi mtttir of the astata ot Samilal Col- Jacob Stem has hid a large rear .N ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE Newark, N. J.. Una, deaaBBad. RIDING OF BICYCLES BY TWO PER- Froetore. porch built for his residence. The SONS RID!NT, AT THE SAME TIME 'otlet to eradltora to present claims work was done by William Pitcher ON ANY BICYCLE INTENDED TO BE agalmt utate. USED BY ONE PERSON ONLY, AND Monmouth County Surrogated Office Purauant Ito tha order of Joseph I* Don. and Edward PcliUan. lAoWl QUeAA about gasoline PROHIWTINfi THE RIDINO OF A BI-In tht matur ot tie tatttt of Harcue M. ahay, Surrersona at the iami time to rid* a bicycle to axhlbtt to tht aubscrlbar, txecutor aa igtlnst tht Bald aubscrlbers. ntended to curry one person only In orafortsald, their dabta and demands against ated Fnt >old, N. J.. August IB, 1914. Tho games are to bo played on Tay- pon any street or highway within th* the cald tatatt. undtr oath, within six SYLVESTER MORRIS, „ lor W. Hancc's alleys. units of thin Borough, and the came !• montht from tht data of tha aforesaid Middletown, N. J.L box It. order, or they will bt fonvtr barred of The Atlantic-Holmdel social ser- ereby prohibited. their actions therefor against tha said LILY MAI COLUNS, 2. It nhnll be Illegal for any person to MlddUtown, N. J.. box It. vice organization held its first meet- ride a bli-yelc nt night, upon any street JCxacutore. you buy >U 0 Ing of the season last week. It was r highwny within the limlti of thli Bor- Da ttd"Fraihold. N. 7, Sept. 10. 10l«.Qulnn. Pan one 4k Doremus, decided to ask for the use of the ough, without a white light In front'and THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK AND Red nk, N. J,, * red Hunt In the rear of tald bicycle, TRUST COMPANY OF RED BANK, Proctore. Colt's Neck schoolhouso for a bunco nd same U hereby prohibited. Brl lUlph B. Fierce, • party and dance tho latter part of 8. Any person or persons violating the Truat Officer, IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. October. The profits will be used for irovlnlons of this Ordinance shall upon Red Benk, N. J.,TO JACOB M. PEINSTEINi the winter welfare work of the or- lonvlctlon before tha Borough Recorder Executor, By virtu ot an order of tht Court of _ punUhed by A fine of not less than Applegatt. Blevtne, Foster * Chancery o New Jereey, made on the dar ganization. It is planned to have Five ($6.00) Hollars and not exceeding Reussllle, Ksqa., of tht data hereof. In a cause wherein Bid guest Bpcnlicrs at all meetings the Twenty-Five ($26.00) Doilari, and for Sed Bank, N. J.. Ban' k Hyli" "c ng and Loan Association, a coming winter. ach nml every nucceanlve violation of th* Proctora. lorporatlon of tht 8tati of Niw Jersey, le provisions of this Ordinance by any per- iomplatnan and Joseph Ides and others A business meeting of the music on or, per no nil tho nennlty upon conylc- in defend nte, you art rtqulred to ap. lon to be Imposed shall be not leea than IN CHANCERY Of NEW JERSEY. committed of tho HnlmdM church pear and aiewer the bill of eald complain- r«n Olfl.00) Dollars and not exceeding TO INTERSTATE REALTY CO.. a eorpor ant on orttfort tht twtnty-alxth day of was held Tuesday night. Fifty mo.no) Dollars, at th* discration atlon of thi Statt of Otorglti Ootobtr na-.t!, o-r. . th-e. said bill will bt tak- of tho Court. By virtue of an order of the Court of an ae confuse•sedd against youyou. 4. ThU Ordinance Khali take effect up- Chancery ot New Jersey, made on tho day Tha aald hill le Wed to forecloel a ttr- , New Monmouth. on It* imfiftftiie and publication according of tht date hereof, In a cause wherein Dal- aln mortg ige given by Joseph Idee and ton Parraly. eurvlvlntr truattt under tat lassie Ides nle wife, Jacob Ides and Ra- Approved .September lit, 1080. Laat Will and Ttstamtnt of Eltaaer Paras, ekel Idas. te wife, to Red Bank Building (Tht JUd nank Itctrlster can be bought CIEOIIOB SILVER, ly, decaased, la complainant and you and nd Ltan Associationssoclatlon, a corpcorporatl• -o-rati -"-ion of tht In Sea Hrisht from Morrlt Welsmen and Mayor. others art dtfandtnta, you art required to Sutt of r tw laraty, dated th. a twmty- Harry W«rner,> ORTmiUK C. VANVLIET. Clerk. appear and tnawar tha bill of aald com- hlrd day if Mayf, , 1910100 . on Itndld a In tat plainant on or bafort the twentyssTenth Mrs. Snmuel JohnBton Rang a solo kiroulh Bank, In tht County of day tf October next or thi tald bill will Monmou at the Iliiptlnt church Sunday morn- IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. bt taken aa eonfeisad against youyou. you, J ing. In tile evening Mrs. Thomae US/432 ThTha saiidd bill le ftlad to fortclost a ear* Roberta rendered a colo. TO OKOltCi; MAJOIlSl taiIn mortgage given by Interstate, Really By vhtu« »r an order of the Court of tht ttatt of CJsor- lortgaae. Mr. and Mra. Howard W. Roberta jhancet'r of New Jersey, made on thi day gla? Jo S. '* «.noldln| Company, a cor* sDaM A and Miss lilmma Pentermart were It is made nf th« lUta hatenf, In a cause wherein the peratloration otl withta dtat* ol New Jersey, dat- MHinomBOM, Second Nntlrmal Dank and Truat Com- ed tie tivtottenth dar of Anewst JIM. Joltoltor of OompUtBant, Hunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Fred- pany or Had Hank, a National llanklnt on land, la tht t Borough ot Sooth Belmar, Brotd 8tr«,t. Kid Bank. N. 1 erick Roberta of Broolilyn. 3or|miallon of the United States ot Amer- In tht Countr of Monmouth and StaU o Indications point tr> a large At- ra, It Complainant, and you and othere Mew Jereey. which mortggmortgage wewaee Julduly aaa. ire ilersniliints, ynu are reiulred to appear, signed by ». t"\ R~. Hordlne"ordlni ; Company-^ , a Moamou h County SurrofKla'i OMtt*. tendance at the "coal box" noclanlc Did answer to the eomplalnant'e bill on, corporation of tha •tatt of Htw Jarser, to In tha mat.i r of th* ••tata ot Ettunor B. Which 1B to be held for the benefit, of in only one grade or before tin fourth day ot November, Paltoit rarmly, Burvlvlng TrusUe under . deceased, next, or the said bill will bl taken at eon* tht Last Will and Testament of »eajar Notfe. U tndltore to alaltma tho Baptlut church tomorrow even- f»K«il iiKnlmt r°u. Parrorr, dtoeaeed, by aesrgnment deU agilnst itate. ing In tho flunday-HChool rr>om. The MUI bill la filed to foreclose two Attgusl 17. 1»»«] and you, Inttrttatt HaV to th» ortlvr of Jostph I* Don- Mr, «.nd Mra. fir-oiKO Ar-lcer and certain niortK«uen, the first made by Haga tr Oo. art made dtfeiidant baetust y nay. Sun agate of the County of Mon. Ml«s Gertrude Robert* vlnlted roln- Hoitense Thomiison, Unmarried, Mary Kva %Ttfeiand. dasjrllad l« aald mortfaf loijth, mide on the eighth day of Sep. ...and that grade gives Major, anil Ceorae Majors to The Laad A».ue. M^t.;, lv lv* on Ins Atipiio&tlofi of w Faaii' tlvei at Delaware Wntrr Unp Hun- and Loan Company, a body eorpuratt of cee A. Dei...ila^, exeoutrU off thae Mt*ttetatt*) of day. tht Htate of New Jersey, dated January Rollrltor of Complainant, Eleanor B Applegtt., d«c*fta«4. nolle* la II, 19S7, and recorded (n thi Offle* of r. Broad and Mechanic gtratt Mtreby arUs..n. t^o» tha* ccreditor! of iild d** A meeting of tha committee In thi Clark ol tht County of Monmouth, Red Bank, H. J. etaaaa to inhibi: t to th* mb tori bar, lat*. und«r oith, with la htld Tueaday. The supper will lake '.FREE I Haga llort.nse Thompson, Unmarried, and JUtate of Jamte Horace Harding, deeeaetd. alx month from thai d«t* of th* aforf Marary ' EvEa Majors too Second National NoUaa 1. h.nbr given that the aceounU aald ordtr or th*y will ba for*v*r b«rr*d pl*ot> Thursday, October in. Dantt e en ust Compan y ott ReRdd BanB k ol the tubsarlbers. tiuattts of tht tetatt >f their a tlona tK-rtfor aialmt th* lala fisrvlots for JewUh famlllea living G»t your copy of this now book. N. J,J . a Nationall Hankinking Corporation oof of .aid d.o.sssd, will bt audited and etat. lubscrlher. In tills neighborhood wert held dur- fait Blu« Sunoco in your own car, against any tha united fitatee of America, dated Julr ,a "y tha llurrogau of tht C&unly of Mon reehold. N. J., gent. I 1911. 10. UII, and recorded In tht Office of moulh an/ rtporltd fn atttlnmal to ths FllANOES A. OtNNis, ing tht Hebrew holiday senaon laat "IIECTION YI*lt FACT* the Clerk of Monmouth Countr. New Jer- Orphan. Court of eald County, on Thure. leekleee Piece. Red Hank, N. J, tMk at the home of Jacob Bloch. aer, In Book loll of Mortgages, on Pete iir, tht Ith day of October, A. b, nit, _ kaecutrlx. •dlttd by LOWIU THOMJ.I gasoline, for SJniUnt iteitinj, Jliyhtnlny acctltiation, of which complainant la now thiat iOlO» t'aloak a. «n, at which time ap Alston Be< kman, Xm.. Mr. and Mra. William Mahnti, plication will bt sjaat f« the allow— Counselli r at Lew. who occupied rooms on tha second i( comraleeioneand eooneel fete. Mad Heik, N, J., . floor of Herman Labrecqus'i (ton AT ANY SUNOCO STATION KnockUii jfxowt, J*onq miltaat, (2Usn (mtnlna Action, Procter. building, have moved to Illinois. A plat* g>«»« Window In the W«s- OirulaUon That CounU. tut thereof you may htvt some right, title PAH B»r m»»t »lor« In the Campbell's or Interest In tht aald mortgaged pntt- A ban (Ms) Dtwapaptr olmulatloa late by way of nurttay, or otherwlai. Junction section was broken during SELLS AT REGULAR GAS PRICE -th, kU44 Th« RiRliltRsiRliltr h»lh»~l»» tht |ha htary storm Friday j4»1 Wall Itrtet• , New trk, N. T only ktnt l that count! with thi t4- IkillrltorB tnt. PltneIjr, Hardln *" IMnner, vtrllatr. lUlly d»y will bt> oEatrved In (ha NO NEED TO PAY MORE... THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU PAY LESS T44 ftoai Iti vtrllatr Noo prtmlumpl a or othtth r lol - I*. O. Addresadrcaai I14 Sroad ductniinit hnv «v* n ~ ' Htw Jtrsar, HtwwtX Mtt) ••DM. mm **

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CROWDS WILL JAM OUR STORE FOR THESE 50c SENSATIONS YOUR CHOICE Your 50c will Buy More REGULAR 10c KITCHEN ITEMS Your Choice at Sears than Anywhere Else on 7 • * Friday and Saturday for '•MJIUWXJ.'U' Sept. 25th and 26th

Egg Beater Step Stool Self-Polishing Wax Res- TOc.c Reg. 60c. Rcjr. 69c. 50 50C 50° | Hiis 0 stainless si eel blades. Well made and Dries hard and Mado to last a you will find Rlossy in 20 >T=- lifetime. 100 uoes for It. minutes. . Non-Scratch Dust Mop Self-Wringing Mop Hi-Test Sash Cord KCB. 69c. Kej. 69c. K«B. 70c. YOUR ! 50c c • , <\ 50 Well made, 50 Matched Kitchenware Enamelware Group New, improved cotton twisting Will last for Colorful, newly designed kitchen containers. Anniversary sensation! Heavy, smooth bod- mop. Big fluff head, eaelly ro- years, non-eag- Well made; large «lzes. Chip-proof litho- ied enamelware in beautiful ivory with head. moved for (tin*. graph finish in fresh, modern polka-dot de- green or red trim. Newest shapes ... in- YOUR cleaning. cluding Windsor shaped saucepans, straight i sign; assorted colors. Very smart. We Ironing Board Willow Clothes Basket Extra Special ! purchased carloada to bring you this ex- walled kettles and double boiler, and bell- Challenge ceptionally low price! Buy one piece—or bottomed percolator. Quality worth half Keg. 88c. Keg. 70c. Kerr Mason Jars again as much as we ask! WO the set! Aluminumware C dozen An instant "hit" In Seara Anniversary! Six @; •©, ?@ popular pieces of Challenge quality alum- 1 50 50 YOUR I' n 1 1 size, inumware that every kitchen needs! Brand A basket built pint size slronK and ser- A timely bargain for canning new styling . . . latest design handles and vlccablo; folds to give satlfr knobs! At this low price, your choice of easily. faction. season. 5-qt. tea kettle, ,6-qt. covered kettle, 2-qt. double boiler, 9-cup percolator, 3-pc. sauce- GlassbakeAssortment 50th pan set or 11-inch double roaster. Genuine guaranteed Glasbake cook- Ing ware reduced as much as 35Ct> — to brln? housewlvoB hurrylnjr to Sears In our An- Anniversary Tire Sale niversary Sale! Guaranteed not to crack from oven hpnt. Bake and serve In same dish. WE WILL GIVE YOU Allstate Tire Prices $0-00 For your old battnry when you buy a Cross Coun- try Battery during this Bale. Guaranteed 24 Months REDUCED Recharged Free for 2 Yeari Plates SALE PRICE NOTE THESE SAVINGS I Every Item in This Group is Regularly 75c to 1.00 Compare this battery wl»h 70 only those selling for $9.00 size regf.prlco sale price yon save or more. 4- 6.60-20 10.65 14.74 4.01 WUth 6.00-21 15.00 11.25 3.75 Old Batterj 6.00-17 13.45 10.08 3.37 6.80-20 12.90 9.(18 3.82 6.60-10 12.45 9.84 3.11 Cross Country S.25-18 10.85 8.14 8.71

Buy Allst&te Tiros and Cross Country Batteries on Motor Oil Sale easy payment plan. Small down paymGnl . Immediate Delivery—No Red Tape. The equal of any 35c oil sold. For This tifl ^^k /2 Blue Flame Cabinet Oil Heater plua lo Federal Tax Cross Country oil keeps motors "sealed la Save at leant $5. oil." Prevents costly repairs. Sav« Now— Changs to Cross Country. Sold .95 Every Quality Feature of \ Price 13 $200 Refrigerators A Soars Golden Jubilee The Finest Gas Range feature UnbeatablB for bnauty, comfort and n c o n o m y. Consumes S only 1-3 pta. of oil nt An Inspection will prove this low flame. Heats 1,740 hroiul statement. cubic feet. 112 Has America's lArgcst Ovrn $5 DOWN, 1-3 More Cooking Spaco Cavalier $7 MONTH AND ONLY 9 Ijirgo 0.3 Cu. Ft Slzn . . . Plenty Kitchen Range nil; Enough for the Average Family! 9 HrUlliUit Strdiinillnnl Design In 62.95 White Mulux and 8 h 11 I n ( Others HH low aa $20.95 (Ihromc Torcelaln Enamrlod No mutter how nlco a homo you f« DOWN, htivo this utovo will fit into Us $7 MONTHLY Interior, MMTOumllnKS In uplto of ita low New, modern, riiRRml % Freezes lOS Ice CilhrB er R julci\ Fully liumluted oven with kitchen rnnxo. built foi hfint regulator. Slide-out broiler. a lifetime of nervk.1 Founds of Ice! 10 Frcralng You cnn'i rM tho fratures this Hlffnorthnn most Rtovon Hpeodu. wtovfl liiia anywhfiro ICBH than $70. selling fit thin pilo! Inntailed I1 n-n During IThld Hols Wolijhn iivor MM |b», a 9 Interior IJgliU HcinUAutoinatlc «lKn of quallly. In- Defrosting. Handy Tonchn-Hiir liulntcd oven. A $7(t.O5 PROSPERITY valun. W« Riiariuitco that no other waohor Iloor Haiullii. A fitting climax to our fifty yearn of priced within $20 of our price KIVGB vnluo giving! 1030 Coldspot offers you an much value a« this Konmora. you greater efficiency, freezing speed EXTRA SPECIAL! and economy of operation. Improve- Gas Range ments worked out through n whole .00 year of experiment In our Inlmnilnili1.*. Floor Sample fit DOWN, Huper-powored by Bears rflllal'to $ft MONTH "PncltBKa Unit," a. marvel of niodorn mechanical efficiency which hn.i oper- Ollicrn UN I.o\r a» f2ll.im al»;d amoathly for montha In out* own ^A month Mmlnm, luitn In Ainprlrn'ii Ki'entcst "hot room" at constant temporaturen DeLuxe Gas Range wnBhor, twr mini1. " A $:ill.()ll VA1.UK of 110 to 120 dogreo!!. 3-lnch nppinvod n WITH la.KCTHHl Ct.OCK AND WAItNINO IIUZZEH Noln TIIPBO Fi'iilllic.'i: Insulation. Heavy HIIOIVOH. VoKetable The Illicit rnnK vve ltnvn uvrr offcrtfd At tblf JJOft Inrxrr cnpuclty lul>, new wll prlco. Only Hriua with th«lr IIUKO buying pow- FIIU.Y lNHIILATl'lll OVKN—HMOKOUT IIUOll.l'K rrenlienor and cover. Twin slornire er* cmilrt produce a rangn of ttiln qvi»llty lit •ulJuntliiK Imlloon wrliiK^r, no Iwltn tmHkolH. Gallon K!I»» wnler rod!i>r. Ui'giilnrly Main n(\.95 •« down; nnywhem near this jirlrc. or imlloyN, nmv nlii'iitu lino hcauty, ilno this mni'volous Coldnpot In tho With lU>(tilaU>r—<8*.BH »II«-Wt Trim /«| 18 mnnlh trtplfi vnlvo nKltnliir. Annlvornaryt FREE FREE PARKING PARKING IN REAR IN REAR OF STORE SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. OF STORE 27-29 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK PHONE 1290 REGISTER,! jisMwe»MwwswsMWMMswi^s^i»^^e»»M»^^^^*»BgB5!^|""'''!^^g5?^^^^^^^^S OUB FBIEND, XHB SOIL plows* hli land ia November, plant- Honma WM A AOCY Daniel Herbert ad a «rop and isoursd a larger jrtahj TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN Most Land Should B» Horn* Only ta» following y»»r than be did to REAL ESTATE This Three-Bedroov i Home Awarded Judgment In the Spring. IMS when ht did not plow the land Contractor and Builder until tht first week of Marts In • UadLOAN»^mSUBANCn M E Daniel Herbert, an employee of the Everyone who reads this article COUNTBY HOMES has friends, and everyone has an moat lMtanoM only unfair compari- SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING Monmouth Consolidated Water com- sons, can be made. OE0RQE ». SCHANCK, M|r. SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES Is Built Of Concrete Biocks pany wu awarded judgment of $10,- idea how they Ilk* to treat their • Llnd.0 PI _jud Bud-Sir 600 Saturday In the circuit court at friends as well as be treated by TEL. 82M-M. ' ** HUDSON AVE. BEO BANK, N. J, Freehold against Harry C. Langen- them. dorf of IJnoroft. The question County Agent Doug- John and Hilda Btrelt, also of Un- lass would like to ask Is, "Sine* our croft, were awarded judgment! of soil Is the best friend we have, why $80 and 1500 respectively agalnat do we treat It so unfairly?" The Record of Monthly Distributions SHEFFIELD Mr. Langendorf. Mn. Strcit and Mr.main point we have In mind Is fall SAY, HID, Herbert were passengers In an au-plowing on land that should be VITAMIN D MILK tomobile driven by Mr. Langendorf plowed in the spring. In the major- on an Investment of $1,250 made in Much, 1935 THIS 1$ when it collided with that of Mra. ity of instances the only land that HAS 400 UNITS Of Florence D. Smalley, Bast Orange, should be planted In the fall or be- 1>8S April IBM January _ SMOOTH at Morganville, November 22, 1B34. fore the last of February or first of May . February _ March, would be extremely heavy VITAMIN D-PBR Mr. Herbert suffered an injured June March back in the accident and Mrs. Strelt sods or swamp land that needs to be QUART wafl bruised. Mrs. Streit's husband turned over and exposed to the freei- July April wu given a judgment for medical ng and thawing of the winter. Sel- August _ May __ expenses Incurred in Mrs. Streit's dom, If ever, Is it wise to fall plow September June __». treatment. Mrs. Smalley was ex- land from which a crop has been tak- en that particular year. Give the soil October — July cused as a defendant before another November jury several months ago. Theodore a chance. It needs the rest which August D. Parsons of Red Bank was counsel comes about when the roots of a December September for the plaintiffs and Gerald Mc- growing crop are permeating the soil, working through coarse par- Laughlin of Newark represented Mr. WS.80 W7.Z0 Langendorf. ticles, looking for dissolved available plant food, breaking down par- ticles of plant food ready for the A total of 1180.80 for 18 months. An average return of B.1% next season's use. In spite of the yearly on the Investment Three Boats Swamped fact that wheat or rye seeded early may rust, there is no reason why Descriptive circular on request In Manasquan Inlet they should be plowed under and the loose soil exposed to the winter .ele- A dozen men were saved from ments. FRANK O. WODEHOUSE v ron drowning In Manasquan inlet last How many times have we heard Thursday afternooh when mountain- •OX 0H BED BANK, N. J. oft*'**• o>v4 'W ' STORAGE the unfair comparison made by a — ous waves tossed three boats on thefarmer who stated that In 1B32 he I1111 1111 | rock jetties. The lives of about 100 SECOND FLOOS persons were endangered as the waves pounded fishing boats when o y io' a 'flRSTlFLOOfV, they sought shelter from the storm. Five men were thrown overboard Concrete cinder blocks *aro used, The lack of a dining room is bal-when a 24-foot sea skiff was tossed ioth inside and out, to build this dis- anced by the ample living room. The against a Jetty and five others tossed Inctive little house at Ttippan, N. end nearest tho kitchen can readily Into the water when a fishing smack All the materials nnd the typa serve for dining purposes. also struck a jetty. The third boat if construction aro strictly modern. The largo bedroom on the first piled up on the south jetty and its COLD STORAGE Tho spacious living room boasts floor, which can be cut off from the only occupant escaped as the waves uilt-ln bookcases, a fireplace with rest of the house, makes an ideal carried the craft ashore. All the res- simplo "wood mantel, one wall fln- guest room. cues were made by coast guardsmen. ihed in "wood paneling, the others Architect Frank Harper Blssell de- Charles B. Austin, one of the coast i cinder block. signed this house, which la one of a guards taking part In the rescue Three bedrooms and a garago group selected by "The Architectur- work, fell overboard and hlB foot APPLES ASK THE MAN WHO'S HAD A aake this home adequately comfort- al Forum" as outstanding low-cost and ankle were crushed. 1 .ble for a family . of two or three. homes. It cost $4,200. 40,000 bushels sold here last year. Rug Workers Vote for Union. BLOW-OUT.. Viceroy de Velasco, who was active The workers in the Freehold rug In the reconstruction of Calloa In th^ mill voted almost unanimously in Eighteenth century;. 6-s red, Ft, favor of a 100 per cent union shop Maipu In 1866; 10-s orange and at a mass meeting held Saturday. FOWLER'S ICE PLANT brown, map of the Fort of Real The mill employs 1,400 persons and Filipe. about 1,000 of them already belong Then there's ono airmail stamp, to the union. TEL. 121 KEANSBURG with a face of 35-centavos. Its hue is slate, and it pictures "La Calloa," By Quintan James the ilrst railroad engine to bs used The farther the postal parade in South America in 1831. tretches out the more It seeks to Two of tlm sLamps, the M-o and lelghten eye-appeal. This time, it is tho 10-s, use two upright cannon of 'em •which contributes an import- the type employed by the early ex- ant section—a special set to com-plorers as part of the border. Each memorate the centennial of Calloa gun is accompanied by a set of three province, the 14-square-mile political cannon balls. * if it pays to gamble on tires livision In which is situated the port Edward Watermark. if Lima. Great Britain's Ilrst King Edward BLOW-OUT U no laughing matter, Silvertowns have something no The design theme is pictorial both stamps are new in a feature other AL and any motorist who has had other tire in the world has—the Life- rom the scenio and the historical 1 than the design, which Is a, photo- one will tell you so. When your tire Saver Golden Ply. This amazing itandpoint Generally the layout of graphic reproduction of tho king's head in sculpture effect. The water- blows out ... and the steering Goodrich invention is a layer of mark also is different. wheel is torn from your hands .. . special rubber and full-floating cords, It consists of "E8R" and a small you suddenly realize that gambling scientifically treated to resist the crown in multiple. That standi for on tires is a mighty serious and; terrific blowout-causing heat gen- "ftdward the eighth, Rex (king)," dangerous business. erated inside all tires by today's high just as the previous watermark Speeds. By resisting this heat the "GvR" was significant of King Are your tires safejf Golden Ply keeps rubber and fabric George V. But philatelists have from separating—it keeps heat blis- noted something different in the At today's high speeds, the tire gets 'E8B" designation. They point out blistering hot inside. Rubber and ters from forming. And when you that the Arabic numeral "8" is used fabric separate. A blister forms and prevent the blister you prevent tho rather than the Roman "VHI." grows bigger and BIGGER until— high-speed blow-out. Stamp experts also have some- sooner or later—BANG! A blow- See us about these life-saving, thing else to say about the stamps. It's a caution against the UBS of out—that might have been pre- long-wearing Silvertowna today. the etp.mps follows the distinctive Peruvian pattern which has predom- benzine or similar liquid to bring vented if your car had been equip- They cost less than othet aaper- inated since tho 1930's. out' the watermark. Such liquids, ped with Goodrich Silvertowns. quality fires and rrjgy save your Ufa, Taking tho 12-item act In Its nu-they explain, cause the colors to run. merical order, tho various values This is because in the process of ihow: 2-centavo black, Peru's first making these stamps by the photo- BUY GOLDEN PLY SILVERTOWNS AT... warship, the San Cristobal, used in gravure method benzine Is used in .. and change TO modern the Sixteenth century; 4-c Rrccn, the thinning the ink. The same caution Peruvian naval COHCRO at La Puntn holds trua with other photogravure Harold Stout Tire Stores with tho soal of tho school la the printings. Tho safest method for upper left hand coiner; 5-c sepia, In- watermark detection is to lay the 115 West Front St., Red Bank dependence plnza; lO-o blue, air stamp on a black surface or hold view of Calloa; 15-e blue green,! it towards a light, 130 Broadway, Long Branch wharves and cusom house; 20-c | Most American philatelists clas- hrown, map of tho walls of Cnllna; sify the King Edward stamps as ba Obre's Servlca Station I Kupcr & Hallanan I ' Harold Kauffman OIL-PLATING in 1746; 55-c purple, Grand Marshal j ing strictly modern—modern photo- Broad St., Shrewsbury | Klver Rond, Itumson | Church St., Heansbui La Mar, Peruvian patriot who died Kraph, modern design and modern in 1830; 1-sola olive green, postal style of printing. At the same time AIX GULF REFINING COMPANY AND TIDEWATER STATIONS boat Sacramento; 2-i deep violet, I they alao say they see something of similarity In design with recent Rumanian issues. ' In about'o minute,fhls engine will be getting Honor Queen Astrld, Commemorating the death a year SEE ago of Queen Astrid of Belgium as OH-PloHd and won't need any oil added.for.such well as providing funds for char- THE ity, particularly a long time that the ownerwill pan up everything child welfare, two of Belgium's Af- rican colonies have brought out for Conoco Germ Processed oil.: In;making'this oilj w o sets o f stamps, Identical excopt for th» a patented "hyper-oily concentrate," at Science STUDEBAKERS name of the ter- ritorial divisions, III II If Belgian East Africa and Congo. The f»rmt it, is used to alloy e most earafully'refined Illustration throughout Is a repro- duction of a photograph showing First! Queen Astrld and a group of native mineral oik Thar is Germ Processing! It has two children. To specify the stamps, ons for ench colony, there Is a 1.25-frano Mir* effects »„„(!) makes the familiar type of oil* plus B-centlmes brown, a 1.60-fr. plus lO-o carmine and a 2.50-fr, plus 25-o blue. Him many times stronger •»»* fat backs thit fas, Six now «tamps from Iran (Perils) present a different portrait of Rlnh .h A' Knhn. 3Io In nhown without military sfronger'fllm with an entirely extra Oil-Plating, headdress. The frame also has been changed. Oil-Mating'Iran actual deposit.of Germ Processed STATE FAIB, Kxhlblt of Farm l'roduota In Newark oil, fixedly P/afttJ to every moving part. So you it Store, K mlnliiture «tnte fair showing an exhibit of rura fruit* «nd vegetable! have oil-film sliding on Oil-P/o/ing .,-. oil-moving^ ACTu*t iMoi6"a*APH crown on New Jersey farms, will be GERM open tu tho public In the grocery nrotlcin of I,. BnmberKer & Co. all on-oill And you can't keep farther away than that, EE the excilini! new 1937 Studc- ill tills week. Tho exhibit has been ar- S• 1bakers first niul Bee the first nnd fin- *^^SASj nuiKeil in i-o operation with the New cat expression (if WX1 motor cur styling! Jiirmy Department of Agriculture and oMrtalB of the itate fair, whleh from "another quart of oil." Continental Oil Co. Open tlie wide, deep doom nnd wulk open» M Trenton, September 38, into tho lnvislily roomy new Studrlmker interior", superbly [PROCESSED OIL W. C. I.ynn of the Department of Styled by Helen Drydr.nl Get behind the wheel cmd tlirill to tho Agriculture In In charge of the ex- brilliant new SUulebnkcr ]>eiroi'innticc—in tlic world's only c«r hibit. It la the first time In the hilf with the milomntic hill holder nnd tlic finest hydraulic brukes! century or more that the state fair SB"— hnn linen hold thnt a department rnrri Five STUDEDAKER PRESIDENT SEDANS for tho twit ntiiin hnn shown Items of intertst Intti forecMU of the. I'rciiikntlnl election. TuuO ia Studc- from the fair In advance of th* f»lr baker Champions Monday night N.U.C. for details. lUclf. UAirxY nrtoiiii'im Ilnre vnrletlM of pumpkins, t$ Mftpl* Avonun IV! uwl Hunk jjllfl »r|nniih, (>(fgplnnt«, potAloei, apples You get Conoco Serric* u wall M tin funout Conoeo Product* at these Sutionts nnd whrnt will b« »iclilblt«d. 1/flng llrnncti A. JM FAZIO * n jobs were Charles Mickley, Sam- Mlsa Helen Koskey, Miss Madelyn elected John Quincy Adams, and the large crowd chipped and hissed uel Steward, Thomas Robertson, Dowd, Mrs. Margaret Ryder, Mrs so loudly as the result was announced that the gallerle* had to be magazines. The George Gilbert, John Cherry, Harry Gladys Bovle, Mrs. Olivia MacGrcgor cleared. Below Is an artist's conception of the scene. Smith, Charles Olsen, Edward Brit- and Miss Margaret Dowd. dresses you never ton, John Rcmbcrt, Stephen Griffin The Citizens Union Colored Re- Representative William Lemke, Union with joy. The New York Daily Ad Charles Wecker, John Kwlk, Peter publican club held its monthly meet- >arty presidential candidate, und Father vertiscr says on February 18; thought you could af- Rodgcrs and Thomas E. Pinkerton ing at the home of the president Charlea £. CoughJin, radio priest, have WILLARD SEKTBERG. Monday. The officers of the club are predicted that an electoral college deadlock "After the presidential election Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodlnsky and will throw the choice of President and ford — but can — in son Macy Bpcnt tho latter part of R. W. Schanck president, Silas Jack- vice president into congress. last evening a band of Republicans AH Work Guaranteed. The choral Is starting Its third sea- last week at Long Branch. son vice president and Miss Sadie The constitution provides that the house (Jefferson's party,) consisting of th son under tho tonductorahlp ot WJl- Vail secretary. This Is one of tho ibalt choose the President and the sen- most worthless wretches assemble this group. Prices Right. Mrs. William Felhaber and son Ue the vice president it candidates fail In Washington, marched from on lard Sektberg, associate conductor of William and William Felhaber, son oldest colored political clubs In the to receive a clear majority of electoral the St. Cecilia club of New York. W. atato and one of tho strongest. Its votes. end of the city to the other and at- A. Goldawortby, the first conductor of Henry Felhaber, hava returned mala purpose is to look after thi This la the firot of two articles dia- tempted to compel the citizens to i We also carry a full resigned to devote his entire time to from a visit with relatives at Ports- welfare of the colored voters and th itteBinK presidential elections decided by luminate their homes. When on< line of Quality Shoes his composition work, for which he mouth, Vermont. general Interest of all. The club has luch means. Burr, adherent refused, the mob lefi has gained an International reputa- Bieber's delicatessen store opposite been greatly encouraged by tha reg- him Imprecating vengeance." for Men at Reasonable tion. He is organist and cholrmastor tho Methodist church closed Satur- ular attendance of Its old memben By HERBERT PLUMMER. day. The election of 1S25 in the house, Prices. of St. Mark's-on-the-Bouwerie, New and the continual addition of new Washington (AP) — Tumultuous while not so dramatic nevertheless York. Jacob S. Hoffman, chairman of the ones. At tho last meeting two per- scenes havo marked the two oc- local safety week committee, has ap- abounded with color. Mr. Sektberg lp a native of New sons joined, Abram Harvey and Mrs. casions In American political history pointed to assist him Polico Commis- Williams. The club made arrange- when the election of a President has In the. campaign of IBM none of Jersey, being born at Dover. After sioner Honry Felhaber, Howard the three candidates received a ma- graduating; from Dover high school, ments for Its annual dinner, consid- boon thrown into the house of rep- FOUNTAIN Monahan of tho First Aid squad, ered the feasibility of holding a masa resentatives. jority of electoral votes. Andre' ho entered Now York university and Charles Herbert of tho fire depart- Jackson captured 99, John Qulnc; graduated In 1923. During hia col- meeting and discussed other import Charged by tho constitution with ment, Daniel BillB of tho board oi ant business, _ choosing the chief exccutlvo when a Adams 84, and William H- Crawfori SHOE SUF" lege course ho participated In vari- education, John Rembert of the Bus- 41. ous musical activities of the univer- presidential candidate fails to rc- iness Men's association, Roxy Floli oelvo a clear majority of electoral Report Bargaining Attempt —and— sity. When ho wan a senior Jio was of tho American Disabled War Vet- named to carry on the inu'slc deparl State Hospital. votes, the houso performed this task A sensational rumor that Adam, erans' association, Edward Hennes- in both 1801 and 1825. ment owing to the death of the d! sey of the American legion, Al Sayle supporters had approached Hen: HAT CLEANING rector. Hia position on the campus of the Frank Hall association am Dr. and Mra. Granvllle L. Jonei The senate chose the vice presi- Clay, then speaker of the house, wltt was unique, 'being an undergraduate G. V. Johnson of tho Lions club. are on a vacation trip In the South dent for the only time in American an offer of secretary of state 1f he and professor at tho same time. Fqr Nlncty-flve residents went on th They will spend some time In Ar- history after tho election of 1836. would support Adams; and thai PARLOR several years, Mr. Sektberg was th< oclal servico boat rido Sunday to kansas and from there will go tc In tho election of 1800, Thomas Clay, in turn, had approached th< conductor' of the Hlnshaw Opera 'exas. They are also planning t< Jefferson and Aaron Burr received •IAMBS MAHASCIO, I'rop. Bear mountain. Jacob S. Hoffman of Jackson forces with a tender of h company, traveling to various parts this place sold 60 tickets to local rlalt tho Texaa Centennial Expos] 73 electoral votes each, thus leaving support for a similar reward hai 4 WEST FRONT ST. of the United States, residents. Several residents, of this ,lon at Dallas. it to the houso to say which should rocked the country. In the Bummers from 192(6 to lbsi Mlas Betty Dugan and Miss Made be President Foot of Broad St., Bed Bank place, Long Branch and Red Bank The Washington National Intelli- he was a member of the faculty o missed the boo,t at Bear mountain on Ine Brooks of Red Bank took a February 11, 1801, waa the date gencer reported on the day previous NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. tho Claude Warford studios in Paris. the return trip and returned to New ixcuraion up the Hudson river ti set for making the choice. to the election that: "Great num- Notice la hereby given that scaled bids For tho past seven years, Mr, Sekt- York by train. tfewburgh on Sunday on the steamei will be received by tho Township Commit- 'Assassination Threats.' bers of strangers have been at tee QI Ho well Township, Monmouth berg has been the conductor of th< andy Hook. The excursion waii "For several daya previous," re- tracted to the city. By tomorro\ County, N, J., for tho Improvement of Plainfleld Choral club. With tha sponsored by the Monmouth Count; ports the New York Daily Adver- night there will not be a bed to b the Fair field Station Road and the Ira-organization ho has given perform Organization for Social Service. had in the city for love or money. provement of Maxim-Southard Road, Sec 1 tiser, "mon of tho most abandoned 2, and part of West Karmn Kond, In theances of the Brahm's "Requiem, Atlantic Highlands. Miss Helen T. Sheridan spent thi and profligate character flocked to Tho house met on February 9 t Township of Howcll, In tho County of Mendelssohn's "Elijah," Verdi's- week-end at the home of her mothe. elect. Tho galleries were Jammed 1 tho city and it is tho opinion of Monmouth, with bituminous mirfirn* upon "Manzonl Requiem ' and other dif- (The Red linnk RoRlnter enn be bouuht Mrs. Mary Sheridan of Flemington every sensible man here violent General Lafayette occupied a sea existing foundation, estimated amount of ficult choral works. Last spring Mr. in Atlantic Jlltfhlnnds from William LefT, of vantage. bituminous surface pavement for the Fair- J LemburB, A. Kati and Romao s news- Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bens have measures would havo been restored field Station Rond Is 20,000 square yards, Sektborb was appointed ass octal itnnd). eturned after spending a vac&tlo to to thrust Mr. Jefferson into the for the Maxlm-Soulhiird Road, Sect. 2, nnd conductor of tho St. Cecilia club at Gallery Cleared West Farms Rond la 8.GOO square ynrds. Mrs. John Pillsbury is conveles- it Waahlngton, D. C. chair." Bids will be opened nnd rend in public at New York. He will direct this or- 3lng after suffering an injury to her Miss Elizabeth J. Hinchllffe has Another newspaper reported that Only one ballot was necessary t< tho rooms of Knlil Committee, Township ganization of over 100 voices in thci ecn employed as laboratory tech- elect Adams. Thirteen states wen VOGELS Hall, Ardent., N. J., on Tuesday, October ltnee recently in an automobile acci- lettors were being written to the 8, 1936, at S:00 p. m., Standard Time. winter concert at the Waldorf As dent, ^j nician to fill the vacancy caused b supporters of Burr in the house for him to seven for Jackson anc 25 BROAD STREET RED BANK StiecificftUonH and forma of bids, con- toria In January. ho resignation of Miss Sue Tomai four tor Crawford. When it was ap tracts nnd bond for tho proposed work, Tho Sussman-Marx family, who threatening them with aaaaaalna- 1 Ho has studied piano with Claudi 1 parent that Adams was to be tht _ prepared by (Ico. I '. Rimdnliih, Township havo been spending the Bummer •Ho. Warford at New York and with tion.' . next President, the "effect was elec- KnKlneer. nnd approved by tho State here, have returned to New York for Mra. Gertrude Lee,, who recentl' With all but two members pres- Highway CommiHftioner, linvo been filed In Maurice Amour at Paris; organ with tho winter. tnderwent an operation, is now re tric." NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. the ofneo of the mild KnKlncer at l> (Hiiro ad Dr. T. Tertlus Noblo and conducting ent and one of these two lying ill NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. St., Red Bank, N. J., nnd of the State Sverro Sorensen la enjoying two overlng nicely and is convalescln in a committee room adjoining the "Thcro was a clapping of handi Notic« la hereby given'that sealed bide Notice is hereby civen that'staled bid* Hljrhway Co mm IRK Inner. Trent on, N. J., with Andre Bloch, also at Paris. weoke' vacation from his duties at t her home at Marlboro. and audible hisses in the galleries will be received by the Township Commit- will be received by tho Township Commit- and may he inspected by prospective bid- Othor officers of the choral an Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Lannin chamber, the house started ballot- tee of Atlantic Township, Monmouth tee of Muldletown Township, MonmouUl ders durlntr huslncRH hour*. Bidders will Enydcr & Roberts's office. ing. Thirty-live ballots were taken reports tho New York National Ad- County, N. J., for tho improvement of bounty, N. J.. for the improvement of be furnUhciI wllli n. copy of the BPeclf\ca- Mrs. John H. Osborn, vico preeident Harry Rlchman waa taken homo ipent the week-end at tho home o during the next aix days without a vocate. "Tho galleries were ordered the Marlboro-Red Bank Rond, Sec. 2, In various roada in tho Township of Mlddli- tlon3 by tho KnKlncer on proper notico Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, treasurer, from Monmouth Memorial hospital he former's parenta, Mr, and Mn the Townnhlp of Atlantic, In the County town, in tho County of Monmouth, with and payments of iho coat of preparation. choice being made. On the 36th bal cleared—a deep disappointment ti of Monmouth, with a bituminous flurfjice bituminous surface treatment upon ixilt- and Miss Gladys L. Shropshire, sec- Saturday In the First Aid enuad am- 'red Lannlng of West Trenton. the more than a thousand person upon existing foundation, estimated intr foundation, ebtimatcd amount of bi- Bids must l>n mndo nu ntamlnrrf proponnl lot, February 17, Jefferson was elect- 1 01 BUrfnce forms In the rummer deslKnttted therein retary. bulance. ed by the votes of ten states to four who had, many of them, waltei amount of bituminous surface pavement K ,!! " treatment required it and required hy tho i per locations, rnuit h< On tho board of directors in ad- Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Cowan havo from early morning to witness th required la 10,000 square yards, Bids will SAOQ0 square, yards. Blda will ba op«n«4 enclosed In noalod envelopes, benring the SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY. for Burr and two blank. be opened and read in public at the rooms find rend m public nt tho rooms of laid name and nddrctn of the bidder and name dition to the officers nre Mra. John returned to New York after spend- The manner of tho last ballot waa spectacle." of said Committee, Township Hall, Colt's Committee. Township Hall. MiddUtown, of road on outside, BrldresKcd to tho Town E. Ballly, Mra. Marjoric Morris, Mrs. ing tho summer here. Jackson, however, made no publ Neck, N. J., on Monday, October 5, 1U36, 0 T d a 8 19 (hip Committee of Howcll Township Edith R. Stahl, Mrs. J. Daniel Tuller, Misses Cecil Brnyton and Mildred A surprise birthday party was gi arranged but ft few minutes bofore at 8:0ft p. m., Standard Time. iy ». £.. &'d . 3 ffi;"" ' "- " Monmouth County, N. J., -nnd must b show of his disappointment. Specifications and forma of bids, con- Mrs. Stewart VanVliet, Mra. Phili Haight havo rented an apartment at n Mrs. Jesse Leighton of Soutl tho vote was taken," a Burr sup- tracts and bond for the proposed work, Specifications and forms of bids, eon- accompnniod by n certified cherk for no porter said afterwards. "The means In 1836, Richard M. Johnson < tracts and bond for the proposed work. lent than ten (10) per cent of the amount S, Walton and Miss Ruby Hart corn tho Franklin house on Third avenue. itreet Tuesday night at her horn prepared by Ceo. l'\ Randolph, Township prepared by Ceo. F. Randolph. Townshlo bid, provided nnld chock Khali not be mor by friends. Decorations consisted o existed of electing Burr, but this ro- Kentucky, failed to receive a m Kngineer, and approved by the State Tho various committco chairmni Frank Dnnielian and family havo jority of electoral votes over thre Highway Commissioner, hnvo been filed in ^}Kineer, and approved by tht SUtfi than 920,000.00, and bo delivered at th moved to New York. cut flowers and a large birthd quircd his co-operation. By deceiv- >Khway Commi.i»ioner, havo boen filed In place and on tho hour nliovo nnmed. Th aro Mrs. Alton V. Evans, member ing ono .man (a great blockhead) other candidates for the vice prcs the office of the said Engineer at 60 Broad he office nf tho nnld Enuineer at 60 Bro«d standard pronoun! form IN ntlnchod to th ship; Mrs. Stewart VanVliet, music Harry A. Sculthorp Is putting a ake. Mra, Leighton waa the recip dency and was forced to fight it ou St., Red Bank, N. J., and of the said State >t.. Red Dank, N. J., and of th« State, nuppltmcntary Rpcclflcntlnnn, copies of new roof on hia Log Cabin Inn, lent of a number of useful gif and tenipting two (not Incorrup- Hlphway Cqnjmliaioner, Trenton, N. J., URnway bommlsaloner, Trenton, N. J^ which will ho furnished on application to Mrs. Wnlton, entertainment; Mra tible) he might have secured a ma- in tho senate with Francis Grange and may ba Inspected by prospective bid- |nd may bo inspected by prospective bid. the Engineer. Janette Hance, concert; Miss Shrop- Edwin Banfleld, «on of Mr. and among which was a large maple sew of New York, the runnor-up^ ders during business hours. Bidders will l«r» during bu.ine.s hours. Bidders »lll Bids will bo received for tho Improve- shire, publicity and Miss Hartcorn, Mrs. Joseph Bnnfleld, la 'a freshman Ing cabinet. Tho evening was spen jority of the states." ba furnlbhed with a copy of the sp«clflca> o furnished with a copy of the epeclflca- ment of tho Fair field Station Road an one at Lehlgh university. playing parlor gamea. On the first ballot Johnson n lions by the Engineer on proper notice lons by tho Knfflneer on proper nolle* unit and for the Improvement of the Midlt. Dorothy Gravatt Winter Victory Tnrndo ceived 33 votes to Granger's 16 an and payments of the cost of preparation. nd payments of tha cost of preparation. Maxim Southard Road, Sec. Z. and West stclla will again bo accompanist* Mrs. Augusta Thomas and Mlsa Thoso attending were Mr. and Mr, Bids must be made on itandard proposal (Ids must ho mads on standard proposal Farms Road as ono unit. Margaret Coleman of Florida are Jesso Leighton and son Jesse, J Burr took his defeat in good grace served as vice president under Mai forms In the manner designated therein orms In the. manner designated therein By order of the Townnhlp Committed of visiting Mr. nnd Mra. W. W. Drake. Supporters of Jefferson were, wild tin VanBuren. and required by the specifications, mutt be ind required by tho specifications, must be) JtoweU Townr>hh>, Monninuth County, N. J, Boys can make extra pocket mona; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shultz, Mn enclosed In sealed «n veto pen. bearing the inclosed in »ealed envelopes, bearing th« HERBERT BUHnnK, selling The Register.—Advertlsemen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Mary Shultz, Mrs. Harry VanNo name and add re si of the bidder and name IBIDO and address of tho bidder awd nun* Chairman, nd Miss Ruth VanNote, all of Re Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. subscriber, sola executor, as aforessi of road on outside, addressed to the Town- • i road on outside, addressed to th« Town- ELMER C HALL, Clerk. In the manor ot t)i» estate of Lucy Cun- thttlr dt-btn and demand, against tho la ship Commltteo of Atlnntlo Township, ilp Commlttco at lllildletown Township. Bank; Mr. and Mrs. William Laytoi ningham ijwift. deceived. estate, under oath, within six months fro Monmouth County, N. J.. and must be rtoiirnouth County, N. J. tnd must b* accompanied by a certified check for not accompanied by a certified check for not NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sr., and William Layton, Jr., and M: Notice to creditors to present claims tho date of the aforesaid order, or thi e«« than ten (10) per cent of the amount Not!CB In hereby plvcn thnt flouted Mda and Idra, Reuben Paly, of Shrew acnlnst estnte. will bo forever harred of their acHo: less than ten (101 par ctnt of the amount bit), provided »nlil check shell not be mor« 'Will be received hy tho Townnhlp Commit- PillBiiant to tiio order of Joseph L. fton- therefor against the said subscriber^/ hid, provided *ald theck shall not he more han t2",000, and he delivered at the place tee of Ilolrmlr. Tdwimhlii, Monmouth bury; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Daly an aiuiy, Surnipntc of tlm County of Mon- Dated Freehold, N. J., Sept. lOttrT 10 3 than $20,000.Of), itnd be delivered at the ind on the hour nhove named. The stand- Cnunty. N. J., for tho mirfnoo treatment Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bacigalupl mouth. miulo on tho ninetcenlh day of ARTHUR CUNNINfiHAM SWIFT. place and on the hour above nnmed. Th« rd proposal form la attached to tha sup- of Bethany Iloml, In Iho Towimhlp of September, if'liri, on Urn nppllcntion of 12< llersen place, Red Bank, N. ntnndard prtposal form In attached to the ileraentary .perlficatlons, copies of which Holnidol, In tho Cintntv of Monmouth, Fair Haven; Mrs. Fred Boyd an Arthur Cunningham Swift, sole executor Executor. supplementary specification!!, copies of vlll be furnished on application to the En- with a Mti.tnlmius MM furo upnn existing Miss,Mary Boyd of Riverside Drlvi o! the cstnto of l.uty Cunnlniihnm Swift. AUton Ileekmnn, Esq., which will b« furnished on application to rlneer, foundation, cMiinuU'il nmotiii! of MUimln- and Miss Doris Applegato of Avoi deceased, notice is hereby Klven lo tho Red Hank, N. J., OUB nmftue [mvoinent rc.iulrcd In 0,000 creditors of aalil lice-rased to exhibit to tho Proctor. Hy order of the Township Commlttue of Hy °r|t<"- of the Townnhls Committee of iqitaie yard*, Mil a will iio nponed and Atlantic Township, Monmouth County, Ilddletown Township. Monmouth County, lend In public lit tlie roonn of untd Com- N. J. mlttea at Townihln Hall, Holmdel, N. J., GEOKGE L. HANCE, Al.tJERT HUNTOM, on Thumday, October b, 1036, at. 1:00 p. ("huh man. m., Standard Time. JONATHAN If. JONES. Clerk. iv. iioiiKnTa, oierk. rmin* Specification* and forma of hldi, eon- "The Greatest Meat Values in Red Bank" traoU and hon.l for tho proponed work, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. prepared by iUto. F. Itnndolph, Townnhlp Notice Is hereby given that rented bid* NOTICE. Knglnear. and approved by the Btate will be received by the Towmhip Commlt- SUTPLKMKNT TO AN ORDINAL OB Highway Commi Bill oner, have been flied In taa of Mlddletown Township, Monmouth ENTITUCU "AN ORDINANCE BNACT? the office of the said Engineer nt <10 Broad .'OUnty, N. J,, for the )mprov*mert of IN(. TIIJ-J SANITARY CODEI OT JM St., Red Bmk, N. J., and of the SUte he Nut Swimp Road In the Township of I.OROUCU OK UTTLB HILVEB, N. J ? Monmouth Street ADOl'TKU JUNK 3. 1024. HI ah way Commissioner, Trenton, N. J.. •IlddliHown. In tho County of Monmouth, and may be inspect*!, by prospect.va bid- CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BETWEEN vlth a bituminous iurfi.ee upon existing IlK IT OKPAINEO by th« Board al den durlnsr bu line M hou™. IHdtleri will oundjtfbn, MtlmaUd amount of bltum- Health of tlta Ittmuigh of Uttle flllreri be f urn Mi tf! with n copy of the uparliifa- THE NATIONAL GROCERY AND TELEHIONE CO.'B noui aurfaca pavement required Is 12,600 ^Section 1. NuUnnces within tin Bor- tlom by the Knslneei- on proper notice 36 it and (lBclaiad to be and they shall BMi muit he made on ntamlanl proposal mlUee. Towmhlp Hall, Mlddletown. N. J..Include and eriitunce: forms In the manner IU^IKI. atml therein PRICES FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY tm Thursday. October 8, 1036, at 4:00 v (a) Tho rnntlng or illscharslnt Into tha and rt quired by iho •pec.flrntton*, must l»« m., Standard Time. ..Mith iUu-ewflbury rlv«r .IF into any brook, ehdoied In aentad envelopes, hearing the BpielflcaUons and formi of bids, con- creek, poml ,,r ati«am within tha bound- n«me and addict** of the bidder and name SWIFT'S tracts and bond for lh« proponed work, irlei of fh« Borough of Uttlt Silver of of road on niitnltle, ni.(liHHH«d to the Town- FRESH miimrnl by <.eo. V. 1UII Monftioiith County, N, jr., and mint he Highway Commissioner, havo been AU<1 in tfld to How nut of «n/ vault, e«»ipool «r accompanied by it retUfUd rherk for the West thq nfftra of the nuld Engineer at 40 Iltoftd .f,Mr tank !>y pt.ia Una, Artificial or iur> •urn of Two Humiieil DnlUm (UOQ.OO), Ht., kv\ Bank, N. J,, and of the 3Ut« far* drain or In any other mannar. and be delivered at the plar« and on the Highway CornmUslniier, Trenton, N. J. ((>> Th« lnniiei*t*il by ptnn.ieHlv* bid ilrr or .'Uhtontn ftorn any vault, can pool tiosal form U itttnchcd to th* Hiiiipjaititn- den. during biiiinem huum. Iliddon wll • et'tlr funk ,m )[,«, surface of tha tarjr •peclfleaHone, roi.Ui of which will be be furnlsheil with a copy of tha ipedftcii Wound mid l«rt iinrovareil within tw« furnUhid on ap!>Mn\tlf.n t" the Kngineer. tlonn by til* Knylnper on i>nuvfl clflnne.l, la h«Ey piohlhltad an4 JOflKPH A. TlfiTOM, 4-I.b. Hlio ftny tha fli>«rin>.uUm«, mu«t 1M foiltltlilan within th* llontutih. *n4 *Hf IUB HALF muWiMK. In Nenied iMivelo,"", beRiln* thi . >r pamonti mnklntr, raualntf. tn«lfl- BIDNEY V. miAY, Clerk. aine and addiean nf tho Milder HIKI nttuie lalnlnit »»r itatmltthitr any of «»!d nult- ,.f road on out*Uim. mJi)re»«»il to »»» Town inrtjii i.hull fo• («.|t .,,,,) ..nr a t't'iollr «( NOTICE OF 8RTTLF.MENT OF ACCOUNT •hip Committee of Mlddletown Townnhli> L'waiity-nva inll>*r, mlmlnlntrntrU sum of Two HuiKiie'l DOIUM. (12110.On), tfnn. ai ra«|ti|r«d l»y Uw. nt th» Mtate nf anlil iUf««i#« mi 19c FRESH CALAS nd b» dallvarad at th* place ami nn the "Mhll.i Nnllei. tilted *n<> •l«t»<1 by ih* tlurrosate nf th our abftv* n*m*(i. Th» »!iiir)»»rj i>tn The »!>»va ...,!!•:«„,„ ,»,. InlmAiitfi all County of Mofimmith «nd rept>rt*4 to S nbov* n " kettlematit \n th* Oiphnrii ( onjt of and posal form IH »tlarli* i>l»rn*n a tettuln.*«ul..,r inetttlnif of the Hoarit of llefllll Ury B]t#rinrMlorii, coiilet of which will tit . 1050, «t IOIOO o'clock t\f ottl I'MI •!!(( p«,,*n B. • fWW" Tn«d» for lh« allow mi t*B of conunlatloni Mlddletown Towtutilt'. Monmoutl. County lllaillar maellng; oelf >»lil II..ariII..ar,l IIIof HeUlHeUlh hI I** and rniioti*! f«fli. Chuck Roast Roasting Chickens W. J. liae held Tuf:l*r, Hi* eih d«/ »* q.lf>»(, AMIKUT UUNYOM, 111-.-,inle., at. • oVInnh 11. m, at BaraMk Mtih Dated H*t, l^flfi, LAMB Oh airman Uttle f.VltlA M. HMITIf, Uiile fill.er. *| »M>), jlne mi f*Mj£ W. KOlHCUTfl. ClarV. I'asaffii^ ^ftvsei,ti MI 135 37 MONMOUTH ST RED BANK. 15c Tim road to better and blggor bile Datati fltptaml __ 4 It> »!*• 17 29 i, lead! through Ttit TUaliler'n e.d- Olerli, Unarrl of Hi "* "">«« *"& Iftftrw: t' - AdtUt BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER. 2>, 1936. Chicken, Oyster HORS cPOEUVRE PIE MADE TOASTED CHICKEN BIDXEY BNOWJ Will le glad Food, of course, mutt ho well WITH COTTAGE, CHEESE, SANDWICH ' f seasoned to he worthy of CAVIAR, ANCHOVIES to answer any questions Casserole Dandy It Sunday dinner happened to be «; on food its piquancy lttle later than usual, one Is not apt* Three Meals a Day At a recent dinner party a one- to be so hungry that evening. It;1 VoL J, No. 1. copyright BY SIDNEY SNOW Edited by WILMA E. DEUTE , Winter Serving pleca HOM d'Oeuvre was served that such be the case, It Is not necessary" completely put everyone at ease be- to prepare a Sunday night supper,* cause of the sincere feeling they had A snack Is all that is needed and this,:, Served With Hot Biscuit. This about the wonderful hospitality, and oimck usually appears in tile form: the fact that there was nothing of a sandwich. Sandwiches are very*' Supper Time For Many Diih Merita Special Praue forced about the compliments given tempting when one isn't so hungry^' the hoatesi. She made this one piece Especially if that sandwich happen* dlah herself and calls It an Hors to be something new to the family* There Is a little inn In New Eng-d'Oeuvre Pie. It is made by cutting and tasty as these '. Is Really Breakfast Time land that makes a specialty of one one fourth of a cup of shortening In- grand dish. During the winter when to one cup of pastry flour sifted with TOASTED CHICKEN • "' the thermometer shows something one-fourth a teaspoon of salt; add inder zero, people seem to gather at sufficient water, a few drops at a SANDWICHES " I Orchestra Leaders, Truck Drivers, Night Watchmen his cozy, cheerful Inn. They don't time tomak e the pastry slock to- » 1 beaten egg white * —"—- - • • ball, with the Vt cup cottage cheese, . i Live Backwards; Eat Dinner at ust dash In to eat, but spend several •rather; press Into a. 1 oup chopped chicken , lours, first sitting in the living room flnirera;-, allo_ w to chill, roll out, spread 2 hard boiled eggs - Breakfast Time In front of a great fire, then eating with one tablespoon of butter, fold 2 tablespoons mayonnalae - a leisurely dinner and then back to over, roll out thin and press Into a •Juice of 1 lemon J the spacious living room. pis pan or dish. Chill the pastry, 8 tablespoons chopped plmlento " BY SIDNEY SNOW This special dish, which merits then put into an oven heated to 650 Pinch of cayenne much praise is aa follows: F. Set the regulator at BOO F. and 10 olives chopped Feeding the man who lives back- bake about nine minutes. The easi- ward! Is a. problem which confronts CHCKEN AND OYSTER. Vi teaspoon paprika ILLY WHITE'S CASSEROLE est way to prevent the criiBt from Vj teaspoon Ball the night watchman's wife. He gets shrinking from the edges and puffing Hot buttered toast his breakfant when ordinary mortals COOPER RIVER PUDDIN' 1 broiler, split down the back in the center la to set another dish, et their suppers and he likes to sit 2 tabelspoons butter of the same ol«e, inside the pastry Add egg whites to cheese and bei.it Sown to a good square meal at the '/I cup flour to hold It down. Using a glass dish, fluffy. Add other Ingredients ant •nd of the "day." which is really the Vt teaspoon s$lt It is easy to see when the pastry is mix well, Heat and spread on ton' end of the "night." As moat of us browned. covering with another slice of hi Dash of pepper buttered toast blink and squint and reach for a cup 2 cups oysters Fill the baked pie shell with cot- of coffee, tho night watchman asks 1 cup boiling water for a giant hamburger. tage cheese, well seasoned with Place chicken which has been slightly soured thick cream and Woman's Exchange Then there are the over-land truck dredged with flour, salt and pepper little salt and pepper. Cover with drivers who emerge bright and early, In a buttered casserole, pour over it cream cheese, beaten until creamy, Open 0:30 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. late In the afternoon, eat a hearty the boiling water, place cover on with heavy sweet cream. Drain tho breakfast at around five or six, take dish and bake in a moderate oven contents of a can of black caviar Children's and Infants' Clothing,; the truck out onto the road and stop (350 F.) until tender, (about 1 hour). from the liquid, and turn on to the knitted wear, assortment ot neceiv for luncheon at mid-night and then Remove from oven, add tbe cream, center of the pie. Arrange filets of sary and lovely articles; also cakes,;; lay over for dinner at about six or anchovies radiating from the caviar seven the next morning. butter and oysters. Cover, return to cooklea and rolls. the oven and cook about ten minutes with an anchovy filet rolled and Something for everybody. What sore trials they are for their longer or until the edges of the oys-stuffed with plmlento, at the end of families, but at any rate, they do each filet Spread sardine paste IS LINDEN PLACE eat—and eat heartily-and it all goes ters curl, Serve at once with hot bls- around the outer edge of the pie. on well, Just so It Is sturdy, well cults. \ Then press a portion of the softened cooked food. 'ear Miss Wilma: cream cheese through a pastry tubo on the pie. between the edge of the GRAPE WINE But now consider the wife of the Ah used to have a ant wot kum MEET MR. EGG PLANT- Mads from ripe selected 3ztnf QrepM orchestra leader, or, if no young lady rom de Cooper Ribber way down crust and tbe sardine paste; out-line 12.00 Cnllon and Up. wants to undertake the job of ca- k>uf and she made a puddin' wot was FRIEND POTATO'S COUSIN the circle of caviar in the center of (8 yean old) joling along the tempermental musi- lerry good and seeln' as you says the pie in the same manner. Slice GEO. W1TTMAN BONDED WINERY cian, then, consider the job of the ou Is a letUe peeked dese days, you hard cooked eggs and olives are very Permit No. 40 chef In the place where the wizard ettah make an eat dls heah It looks like an egg—so they call Harmony Road, Near TrlaniU Fans makes his music. Courtctv Modern Bcienct /natiltit* it "egg plant." But actually it is first appropriate to decorate such a pie. cousin to the common, garden varie- Cut In wedges and serve in place of Middletown. New Jeriey Thinking thus, I went into train- COOPER RIVER PUDDIN" canapes. ing so that I could stay up just one Fust take two cups of bread crums. WHEN DADDY GOES ty of potato. But the "egg plant" Is night until the small hours when a ien take four cups milk. Den get a more aristocratic relation. While chap like Jack Benny calls It a day a yokes of four eggs beaten up. TID BITS A'HUNTING SERVE the edible part of the potato grows 'en grate off de rind ob a lemon. All Hot Cff the Griddle | under ground, the edible portion of The Ethel Mount Mozar School of Dancing Is you mixes up good and den puts For the Book RABBIT WITH WINE the egg plant appears in a glorlouB n enuf sugar to make as sweet as and gorgeous purple or white egg 43-45 MONMOUTH ST., Phone 21520 BED BANK, N. J. shaped globule shaded by great, went around to the French Casino ou think. Now dls you.bakes like Do you remember the old Mother ESTHER DONLAN Fall Term Commence* September 21 in New York and took a peek at custard. Take it out ob de oven Goose rhyme that undoubtedly your >road, luxurious leaves.. Classes for Children and Adults in all Types of Danolng. Jack, just as he had gotten settled nd spred currant Jelly ober de top. By Sidney Snow mother sang to you "way back The egg plant is a tropical con- down to the menu. Jen you beats up de whites ob de We've had contests for dollar din- when?" If we recall correctly, it rlbutlon to the dinner table. In the Exercise Classes for Women. Restricted Classes in Ballroom Dancing. The main dish was a tomato grill. our ggs dat you has left after you ners and novel recipes. But gradu- went something like this: Duo to the fact that eggs vary United States it is now cultivated, Rtftitratlon: Afternoons 3-6 (except Wed.) Alio Mon. Tuel. & Thurl. Ev. 7-8:30 It looked appetizing and it fairly siz- laed do yokes in de middle ob deally the letters from readers have ;reatly in size, it is well to measure though, clear up to the middle At- zled "How'd you think of that?" I ustard. Into de beaten whites you climbed so in number that there are Bye, Baby Bunting, hem. This is especially helpful lantic States and all the way up the asked him. "I didn't think of it," ixes a cup ob sugar. And you gotscores of grand ideas sent in on a Daddy's gone a'hunting, vhen Increasing recipes as the Pacific coast. As a vegetable, It is was his reply. "I've made a deal lemon widout rind left ober so you great many subjects. To get a little rabbit skin, mount of eggs become quite nu- still so nourishing that, prepared In with the chef and every night he uts de juice in wld the whites of de So suppose for a while we pick To wrap the Baby Bunting in. erous and too much egg will often various ways, it becomes a splendid Smart Place to Dine plans something that is nourishing Tgs. And dla mixture "you puts on each week what seem to be the most Prom October until January Is us- Imes ruin an otherwise perfectly main dish for meatless meals. For- and easy to digest plus over-flowing ip of dat puddin' and sticks it in de generally interesting ideas on anyually the hunting season for rabbits ood recipe. instance, as the principal dish for with eye and nose appeal. I like food ben a little bit and browns it. And subject having to do with any of the in most of the states in the Union so either luncheon or dinner, try that looks and smells just right. This lat am de bestest medicine fer bein' Three Meals of the Day and give perhaps this little nursery rhyme lul- Until recently, paprika haa been STUFFED EGG PLANT is one of'them. Want the recipe? reeked in mind or body. Hopln you prizes to the folks who send them laby may be revived during the time Seleot medium sized egg plants, Chef jotted it down for me, or rather s de same, in. when daddy and brother are out af- ised only as a seasoning and col- —STRAND— counting one egg plant as two por- I jotted while he talked. Your humble servant, Lilly White. For instance, for months, I have ter "buntings." , rlng for foods, but reports state that tions. Each portion will serve one GRILLED TOMATOES been holding a letter from Mrs. Mar- Of course, after a hunter has has been found to )« rich in vita- min C. . nicely. After washing and drying, Cut tomatoes Into half inch thick jorle B. Sanborn of Nutley, New Jer- tramped all day through the woods cut each egg plant in half length- RESTAURANT slices. Dredge In flour. Season with PECIAL ITALIAN STEW sey, containing the grand idea of and returned homo with several rab- wise. Scoop out the meat, but leave salt and pepper. Fry three slices of STEAK BORDELAISE bits or pheasants, he will expect his the rind so thick that It will serve as 66 BROAD ST., Phone 1498 RED BANK bacon per portion. When bacon IB FOR LOVERS OF HIGHLY wife to exert her finest cooking skill Let over steamed puddings need a holder and keep Its shape. crisp remove to hot plate and in the Here is a'part of the letter. And to see that the results of his hunting ot be eaten cold as they can be pan, without removing the fat, fry SEASONED FOODS Mrs. Sanborn will receive a case of ability come to the table in a manner •armed over very satisfactorily. If Chop the scooped out part medium Enjoy Your Food in Our the Blices of tomato to a golden Friend's Food Products from Mel- fit for a king. he pudding is large, return it to thefine and mix with bread crumbs, In brown. Remove tomatoes. Thicken For those lovers of fine highly soa- MB Nothing dampens the enthusiasm old and steam for about an hour. about equal quantity. Then add two Modern Air Conditioned Dining Room the gravy with flour and then blend loned foods, here Is an Italian recipe is called Steak Bordelaise or of a hunter quite so much as to see f It is small, it can be heated in tbetablespoons of melted butter for in rich milk to the desired consisten- 'or a special stew• , It is called in sometimes Steak Guiney. Like the the game he has bagged, toughened .op of a double boiler. each two halves of egg plant and sea- FRIENDLY SERVICE cy. Let bubble for a few minutes. talian: famous method of preparing rabbit by improper cooking with the result- son with salt and pepper. A little Pour the gravy over the tomato pie, you first obtain your steak. A ing loss of that delicious flavor pe- minced onion added to the mixture SPEZZATINO DI MANZO nice thick porterhouse or sirloin culiar to wild game. Left over muffins or biscuits can makes a nice flavor. Or you may MEALS SERVED Cocktail Hour slices of bacon and parsley. And weighing four pounds. You may per- serve. With thin fingers of whole- 4 pounds beef shank If any member of your family e made Into excellent tea cakes. add a tablespoonful of chopped green AT ALL HOURS from wheat or graham bread and sweel 1 clove garlic orm these rites either on the gas starts polishing up his trusty old iplit them open. Spread with but- pepper. If you like the flavoro f butter, this is a well balanced and 2 carrots •ange, the fireplace in the living room shot-gun these cool days, perhaps ter and marmalade, put togethe thyme or sage, use a little in season- Luncheons 50c & 60c 2 to 6 P. M. enjoyable course. 1 or 2 stalks celery >r out in the garden on a grate. I you had better jot down right now, again. Top each with a marshmal-ing. Moisten the mixture with milk MANHATTAN _I0o Follow this with a pleasant littli Small piece of green pepper Ike the latter best. The recipe then this recipe for rabbit baked in wine. low, place in oven for a few minutes or with bouillon or with left over Dinners 75c & $1.00 MARTINI, Dry _20o rice pudding, well filled with juicy 1 potato or about a cup of cooked :alls for: You will discover that the addition toast and to brown the marsh- ravy. navy beans MARTINI,,Sweet 20o raisins, and Is It any wonder that ',4 teacup parsley of a. small am6unt of domestic red mallow. Fill the sheila a little more than 9 BRONX JOO Jack Benny oozes pep and person- 4 sprigs parsley 4 or 5 cloves of garlic wine (perferably Claret) will give an evel full, place In a buttered pan ality? Vi cup olive oil Chop fine and mix with unusually delicious flavor to the ind bake for between halt an hour Dinners A Specialty Orange Blossom _X0o Or'again, if early in the evenln 1 can tomato sauce '/i cup melted butter meat. For tender steaks, rub both sides id forty minutes. Old-Fashloned __!8o Jack gets to craving somethln Salt, pepper, paprika Vt cup olive oil RABBIT WITH WINE with a little olive oil before broiling. If you like, you can lay strips of JACK ROSS Vinegar Is sometimes used for this mcon over each half and bake that Sea Food in Season which contains meat, he whispers Mince very finely the garlic, car- Heat a frying pan, very hot, and 1 rabbit boyish secret to the self-same chei rots, celery, green pepper and pars- ,n it, sear the steak well on ono side and leaves no unpleasant taste. ay. Or If bacon Is left off, you may and lo and behold a few hours later, ley and cook about ten minutes in then turn it and sear it will on the 2 cups Domestic Claret Wine dd a bit of butter now and then to FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS out from the refrigerator there the olive oil. Cut the meat into small ither side. In seven minutes take Roast the rabbit In an uncovered :eep moist. comes cubes and add to the vegetables. Re- half the butter, oil, garlic, etc., andbaking pan until almost tender. Use If a cake falls, it Is usually due to With Btufled egg plant for a main MOLDED DUCK AND ORANGE move the marrow from the shank pour it over the steak. Turn once 400 degrees temperature for the first a too hot oven or. too thin a batter. lish, served stewed tomatoes or baked SALAD bones and add that also. Cover and more and when it is cooked well on 20 minutes, then reduce to 250 de- omatoes. Or buttered carrots will 2 teaspoons unflavored gelatine let simmer slowly for two hours the outside but slightly rare In the grees for remaining period. When ;o well. Potatoes seem unnecessary, 2 cups cold duck Dice the potato and add It (or the middle, place it on a platter, pour on the rabbit is nearly tender, season After mixing a cake, beat It for a rat a dish of Spanish rice is appro- Va cup diced celery navy beans) to the above and let the rest of the oil mixture and serve with salt and pepper and add few minutes with a silver fork; you priate. The salad should be plain %i cup orange segments cook fllowly another half hour. Ten Immediately. cups of Domestic Claret Wine an will find that It will be finer grained. but with a sharp dressing. The juice of one small onion minutes before serving add the to- This is about all wo have room for continue roasting. Baste the rabbll dessert may be rather heavier than "HOLIDAY HEALTH":— Salt mato sauce, and the seasoning. Care this time, but we must mention the every ten minutes with the wine un- one would serve with a heavy meat Lettuce should be taken not to let the meat other prize winners: til the meat is tender. It Is well for an Inexperienced cake dinner. An upside down cake or an Olives stick to the pan, particularly after A metal recipe container with de- baker to try small cakes first. Cakes Ice box cake would be nlcei will sometimes fall If not prepared Is a beauty aid for big sister. "OTirea glasses ot Mayonnaise the tomato sauce and the seasoning licious recipes and a can of Pom- FISH SAUCE Soak the gelatine in water for has been added. peian Olive Oil has been awarded to exactly right and much waste is MILK everyday" will assure her of real roses In her few minutes and then dissolve ThiB quantity Is sufficient for six Miss Mackey of Glencove, L. I. caused. FRENCH TOAST CUT IN over another pan containing boillni servinpa. If there is any left over, Isabelle Whlteman of Valatie, New 4 egg yolks cheeks. You try It! water. Then, into a mold, place th it can be reheated the following day. York, a reader of the Valatie, New 2 tablespoons olive oil Horseradish is the garnish for FANCY DESIGNS FINE duck, celery and orange and seasoi York, Rough Notes, has been award- 1 onion, chopped fine roast beef, and for fish in general; with salt and tho onion juice. Pou id a case of Ruppert's Beer. 3 small sour pickles for the latter, slices of lemon are AS A "PICK-UP" DISH Do you know that wrapped straws 2 teaspoons capers the gelatlv© mixture over the sala< may be bought for testing cakes and Mrs. C. S. Green, Lambortvllle, sometimes laid alternately with mixture and set in refrigerator biscuits in the oven? If they are not New Jersey, a reader of the Lam- 1 teaspoon chopped parsley heaps of horseradish. A simple yet attractive and pleas- harden. available, one taken from a clean bertville. New Jersey Beacon, is the 2 teaspoons vinegar Ing luncn for the children or just a* Drink Your Quart 0/ Milk a Day Turn out and serve on leaves broom and carefully washed will winner of a cheese tray with an as- Salt and pepper a pick-up In tho evening, can be pre- lettuce, garnished with olives an< serve the purpose. lortmcnt of seven kinds of Bordcn's Vi teaspoon dry mustard It is unwise to inaugurate new fea-pared with no trouble and less ener- topped with mayonnaise. Cheese. Beat egg yolks well and add, verj tures at a dinner party, unless you gy. French toast Is the secret Now This is a lovoly dish approprlat A case of Trommer's White Label gradually, half the olive oil; then add are sure you have mastered them, everyone knows that Just a slice of for luncheons as well as dinners an> Boys can make extra pocket money Beer has been won by Mrs. Alice 1 teaspoon vinegar, more oil, and thf and that when done in a good way fried bread Isn't so attractive and Its late suppers. selling The Register.—Advertisement. Fowler of Brooklyn, New York. root of the vinegar* When the con they will certainly prove flattering. beauty Is seldom raved about. How- sistency of mayonnaise, add mustart ever, by using a fancy sandwich cut- ter or cookie cutter something very SHREWSBURY DAIRY CO, WV W??«mW?i DO YOU CARE FOR and salt and pepper, and, when thot pMIf pill oughly mixed, add onion, parsley, en Circulation That Counts. attractive Is attained. SOME BAKED ALASKA? pora, and pickles cut very small Th A bonaflde newspaper circulation For the batter use three eggs sauce must be hot with pepper. slightly beaten; 2 tablespoons milk, Serving You 16 Year* With Milk Produced Solely —tho kind The Register has—is the one-fourth teaspoon of salt; one tea- Many families are missing the only kind that counts with the ad-spoon sugar and 1 teaspoon of van- > in Monmouth County. treat of thnir lives simply because it The business women lunching vertiser. No premiums or other In- illa. Mix all together well. Is not known by one and all Uiat a tearoom: Giggle, gabble, gobbl ducements have ever been offered to Then cut day-old sliced bread with such a grand dessert aa a Baiced secure circulation.—Advertisement. the sandwich or cookie cutters and Bed Bank 14S& Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. 9. Alaska can be easily made at home. dip each piece Into the beaten egi But It can, and with wonderrul suc- mixture quickly, on both sides, ani_ *•:•>;•"*'»•:. cess. , drain well, then put Immediately In- A Baked Alaska la especially nice to a frying pan In which butter has for Sunday dinner when one seems been melted and fry on both sides to junt naturally to expect nomething a Menus for the Week a delicate brown. Bo sure though Mm little special. It has to be prepared BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER that the butter does not scorch. If Immediately before nerving but re- this occurs, wipe out the pan and <•,¥'• .- ^ quires only a few minutes plus a very MONDAT use fresh butter. Butter scorches X' "< hot oven once tho lngrntllenU are easily and has rather an unpleas- prepared and ready for use. Pineapple Juice Chicken Lo»f Roulade of Beef H«« Ice cream, cither pluin or mixed Coffee Tea or Milk Coeoanut Oake Jelly cut In shapes with smaller cut- flavor.1} Coffee ters. A pitcher of muplo syrup can Meringue or marslimallow sauce also be served with this and makes a JACO. Place the cake, which has been Cantaloupe Cheese Souffle Italian Spaghetti splendid accompaniment. RBPPEUT thoroughly chilled In the refrljrcrii- Hot Cereal J'lnenpplo Snlad Meat nails Cinnamon Tnnut Tea or Milk Dressed lettuce tor, on a baking platter. Cover with .Srramtiled Egui Illieult Tortont Ice cream and top all with meringue, CofTeo Coffee CORN AND PEPPER and brown quickly In an oven hcateil "*« to 600 degrees F. Hervo Immediate- WEDNESDAY RAMEKINS NEW USE ly. Sliced Peaches Frankfurters and Larded Tenderloin of Btef For tho mcrlnKUo: bent nix egg Cream Sauerkraut Asparagus Salad FOR CANNED CORN Ham and Ecu Iloiled Potatoes Brownad Potatoes whites until .stiff, gradually add nolle Cookies i>«op Dish Apple Pie three-fourUui a cup at migiir, while Coffee Tea or Mlllc Going back \p canned vegetables, boating; add one tnblnapoon vanllln Coffee here is a delicious recipe to be made and ono tcnttponn grated orange rind, THURSDAY from canned corn. It Is called Boat until the meringue is Arm to Sliced Dananan with Grilled Tomatoee and tag of Mutton, with Oaper Cream end Cereal Bacon ft*uc« CORN AND PEPPER RAMEKINB JACOB RUPPERT BEER ,tlio touch and prc'in through a pantry Poached Kirgit on fluttered Toast l>ag over the Ico crenm. Toant Fried Potatoet 2 cups canned corn 1'tneappte Whip Mashed Turnips 2 tablespoons sugar Coffee Tea or Milk Crapefrult Salail Do youi Youngsters get »»•••»»••< 1 teaspoon salt >»••••••••»»»•+»»•••»«•»••••»•••••••••••• Hlce Puddlm Coffee 1/3 teaspoon pepper 1 green pepper, chopped this NO MEAL IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A GLASS OF 1 plmlento Tomato J,,lr, Anchovy Omelet Oysters Louis 1 cup fine breed crumbs PROTECTION ? MhtirFOGRAPHIO MAFPING ihowt'd total deposits of $15,oM,- place, comprising 100 acres, to Dr.M. C. A. courts, winning nine games, New* and Editorial Columns for Entertainment 177.28. The total loans and discounts Henry of Perth Amboy for $10,000. losing none and getting two by de- JO Dttttln Bond amounted to {0,218,808.89. The First William WUson of Mlddletown vil- fault. He received a silver gold- Fair Haven, N. J. of Today's Readers. National bank of Red Bank and the lage sold nine wagonloads of water- lined cup given by William B. Lloyd $ Second National bank of Red Bank melons to a New York produce mer- of Mlddletown. Fifty Team Afo. ' for the year. Owners of dogs were wero first and second respectively In chant. Tha melons were carted to Announcement was mado of the 0 the amounts of deposits and loans Port Monmouth and put aboard a 5, II marriage of Miss Anna Linden, N PRIZES FOR obligated to pay SI each and the •MMIIIMItlMMMMI Wedding balls rang out at tha and discounts. home of P, Hawkins In ,Sast Bed money was used to pay sheep bills, sloop. Mr. Wilson got 1125 for the daughter of Fred Linden of Atlantic Bank on the occasion of the mar- The Monmouth Boat club held Its Miss Bertha Frances Hurley, lot. Highlands, to Jacob W. Cornwell, riage of Mr. Hawkins' youngest annual supper at Johnty Smith's at daughter of WlUon Hurley of CJlon- Oommittsss representing the Cen-Jr., of EasUlde Park. dola, and Elwood. Smith of Colt's tury Athletic club and the board of Miss Martha Trafford, assistant to 0 Pleasure Bay. SCH daughter Jennie to Elwood Mlnugh OYS AND GIRLS MINER of Sea Bright, The ceremony was Jonathan Longstreet of Holmdel,. Neck were married at the bride's governors of the Keyport Yacht club Postmaster C, D. Chandler at the performed by Rev. Charles E. Hill L liberal contributor to Peddle In- home by Rev. Jacob Leuppie, a for- were considering plans toward the Fair Haven postofflce, resigned her 4 In the pretence of immediate rela- stitute at Hightstown, made a liberal mer pastor of the Fair Haven Meth- consolidation of the two clubs. position to enter Coleman's Business BIG CONTEST SPONSORED BY bluecoal* DEALERS tives of the couple. Mr. Mlnugh was cash contribution tq the Institute li- odist-Protestant church. Mrs.. Alice Cokslet was elected college at Newark. Her place was engaged In the livery business with brary. J. 0. Rlchdale of Phalanx received president of the Woman's Temper- taken by Cornelius Marcellus. PRIZES INCLUDE 4-YEAR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP SUPPLY his father. an order for 50 barrels or apples to ance union at Keyport Frank E. Price of Red Bank, who The express train between New Miss Emma Ttlton and Thomas E. York and Long Branch on the Penn- be shipped from his orchard to the James MoNalr of Lakewood bought served the required number of years Tilton, both of Keyport, were mar- sylvania railroad carried 18,759 pas Argentine republic. The order was out the butcher business of Kumpel aa an active fireman in the Atlantic Also Cash Prizes, and Scores of other Valuable placed by the Consul Qeneral of the ried by Rev. Jesse Stiles. The couple sengers during the two months it brothers at Red Bank. Mr. McNair Highlands flre department, was Awards, Easy to Win COMPANY wont on a wedding tour through waB run. republic, who, with the Consul ef remained In charge of the Red Bank granted an exempt fireman's certifi- New York state, which included In the annual race of the clam Uruguay, paid a personal visit to Mr. store and John Batnton continued in cate by the commissioners of that Rtchdale's orchard. visit to Saratoga, sloops of Keyport, Luther Waiting's charge of the Fair Haven store. place. Send in Coupon Below for Mies Cecelia Ivlns of Red Bank boat won tho first prlte of 13 and Edwin Vine of East Red Bank re- Mr. and Mrs. Ferren Blalsdell re- Two large red flags were put up was engaged aa a teacher for theWilliam E. Walllng's boat the sec-turned from a two months trip in turned from a month's trip to Calico at the corner of Main and Washing- Full Information :.;,; PIPE Scobeyvllle sohool. ond prize of $3.50. Europe for the benefit of his health. Plains, Tennessee. ton streets In Rumnon. This was a Benjamin Orlggs, assessor of Mat- There was a movoment on foot to Those Interested in establishing a Members of the 14th regiment, New very dangerous corner and several new bank at Eatontown met in Li-Jersey Volunteers held their annual accidents had happened there during • awan township, was stricken with build a Roman Catholic church at T)OYs ond girU, here'i year oppdt paralysis. Atlantlo Highlands. The site of thebrary hall and selected a site for the reunion at Eatontown. Most of thethe year. Margollus brothers con- proposed building was on the Baynew institution. Tho lot was part exercises took place in Crescent hall ducted a grocery store in tho corner •*-» tuniiy to win a 4-year eoU«M VALVES Malcolm Boll of Shrewsbury was scholarship — or scores of other vaV studying pharmacy with J, B. Mar- View side of Many Mind creek. of Joseph W. Johnson's lawn, southWilliam H. Foster, president of thebuilding at that location and the tin & Company of Eatontown. A Reform club was organized in of Henry Wolcott's storo. It was a regimental organization, presided at display of red flags was taken by a liable prizes including caih swafdsa commanding site and In full view the meeting. number of residents as an auction • ' Robert Parker, who was employed Atlantic Highlands, with William T. bicycles, walchei, Scotch terrier dogs, Franklin president. Others to hold of automoblllsts and others passing The airship, which had been on R sign and people gathered In the store • ringsand pearl nccklaccswhlch Willis) in the First National bank, was on through the town. awaiting tho cry of tho auctioneer. FITTINGS two weeks' vacation. He planned official positions wero George Jenk- F. Collier's place at Wlckatunk for given away in the big $3,000.00 'blaa to visit the Catskllls and from there lnson, C. p. Johnson, Samuel Dan- William M. Sceley, Albert W. Mor- a month or more and which had at- m •«• • coal'contest. This exciting contest lot . • go to Niagara Falls and then to ser, Thomas Emery, Edwin Burdgc ford, W. S. Roberts, John N. Hill- tracted much attention, was put InIt pays to advertise In Thp Register school children is so easy thai every Mauch Ch\ink, . and Thomas T. Rogers. yer, James E. Grlggs and Henry J service. O. G. Simmons, an aviator, boy and girl has an equal chance U> Desprcaux's Locust Point hotel Frost were appointed on a commit- employed by Mr. Collier, managed Paul Richmond, a former sohool tee to get an estimate of tho cost of the airplane and made a very suc- win a handsome prize — abiohiitlf SMOKE PIPE teacher at Naveslnk, aocoptod a Civil which was owned by Hiram Collins jreo. There's nothing to buy —nolh* of New York and managed by a large addition to the New Mon- cessful flight. It flew from Mr, Col- HAIR ON LIPS Service appointment in the United mouth Baptist church. lier's, Wlckatunk country estate to _ Made Inrlslbla with Oxyjrtn Cream ing to tell — no strings attached. • ' States Treasury department at Michael Despreaux, was being of- Tnouitndi who hart -bwn embarr&ued by fered for sale. If not sold at private Fred Moon of Belford sold his coal Pleasant Valley, near Holmdel, suc- dark hair on tho face, now use Dloxccen For full information on howtowin« Washington. cessfully landing In a potato field. Cream and have ikln lovely to look at, The temperanoe sale it was to bo put up at auction. end wood business at that place to fill in and mail the coupon belovr. ASBESTOS movement at Edward Bennett. Mr. Moon was The Henry Clay Miner property on lowly to feel. DIOIOGEN CREAM beauti- Little Silver was quite successful. A party of Now York sporting men flea aa no other cream can, because it re- And be «ure to give the name of ths were negotiating for tho property captain of one of the ferry boats In it Front street and Grange i leases active oxytren. Prevent* man? blem. There were two temperance organ- iihet, blotch en, blackheads. Reflnts coarsa teacher you iclect as your faculty ad- • with a 'vlow to making it a club- New York harbor and was unable tue was sold to the Land & Loan port* On« jar will convince you. Try it. izations In the village, one known to devote much time to his coal bls- viser. Don't delay. Enter this interest' as the Women's Christian Temper- house. ompany of Red Bank, The price iness, ras $31,000 and the sale was made ing contest right away. Send in your AIR VALVES ance Union and the other the Total Harrlgan's double Hibernian com- coupon today to 'blue coal', 120) Abstinence society. Prominent in Henry dranderath loft for Ger- J. Winifred Aul of the Edward pany, composed of Irish and Amer- I. Allaire agency, Broadway, New York, N. Y. the temperance movement were ican' tourists, was billed to play at many, where be cxpocted to receive Rev, W. 10, Oraenbank, Frank Reon, the Red Bank Opera House. The fortune estimated at' $10,000. Mr. Fred Luther's Union hotel business FLOOR Charles Hobrough and William H. company featured the greatest team Granderath was the son-in-law of m Wharf avenue was sold to Wll- Pope. of bagplpors ever presented on theMrs. Mary Field, prominent storo iam P. Snyder, who conducted i •Hue eoal", 1» Br»ad«ar, New York, N. Y. keeper of the village. ilacksmith business on that street. Cor. Broad and White S's., American stage up to that time. Plead eater mj aima ia Ilio 'bine coal* Conltil and llnd me fall tntonsiUw m howls wis REGISTERS Horatio Ely, former sheriff of Berthold Sussman, head of the The postofflca department an- Red Bank Monmouth county, died at his home The government began to issue 11 firm, of proprietors of the Imperial nounced it would open a Postal Sav- • near Smlthburg. He wu In his 74th silver certificates and tho prophesy hotel at Long Branch, died from a ings bank at the LJttlo Silver post- year, was that small bills would soon be complication of diseases. He was 76 jfflce within a few weeks. ECZEMA Tho first-class old fashioned dime plentiful. years old. John S. Dlekenson was elected and Itching Piles HOT AIR PIPE novel story called "Motamora." -was A prize fight botwecn John L. Sul- lommodore and J. Fred Beti vice livan and Frank Herald took plac Frank Marks was the new tele- can b* rtllavad hy uplss ..Faculty presented at the Red Bank Opera graph operator at Eatontown. He lommodore of the Red Bank Yacht {Amy tcflcfor you ..fed) • . • House. Ths troop appeared In town at Plttsburg, with Sullivan the win- ilub, MUBFrrrs ner. was boarding at the residence of .-J minus the Indians necessary and Thomas Pollltt. Orandln V. Johnson, who oper- EX-E-MO OIL TANKS this part of the play was enaoted by Fred D. Wlkoff advertised that his James Casey, Jr., of Shrewsbury .ted a drug store at the Highland Sold bj DmsrtiU. "Prairie" Stewart, "Tramp" Worth pharmacy was always open and that sailed for Europe on the steamer tedded to keep the store open all PRICE SQo It Pays to Advertise in The Register • • ley, "Blind" Joe Stewart and "Tiprescriptione s would be compounded Olympic. He planned to spend the Brown" Thompson, accurately day or night. winter touring Germany, Italy and Reuben Applegate of Little Silver T. M. Stewart, successor to S. A.France. RADIATORS went into the show business and was Lockwood, announced that his drug storo at tho corner of Broad an The Red Bank commissioners took putting on an entertainment which action to Improve the drainage con- he called "Reuben's And His Groa Whlto streets had been thoroughly renovated and restocked. He wasdition of Crow Hollow brook. They New Show." Mr, Applegate was a planned to lead the drain water good painter and all the scenery featuring a line of handkerchief ex- FURNACES tracts. from the Broad street district used was painted by himself. Hi through pipes along the Crow Hol- mado his debut as a professional low brook course to Maple avenue • • show man at Liberty hall, Shrews- Twenty-Five Years Ago. and thonce to the river. bury, A few nights later he pre- The annual danoe and euchre o: The Public Service corporation no- •; BOILERS sented the same show at Campbell' tho Shrewsbury, lire company w; tified the Rod Bank commissioners nu carriage factdry at Little Silver. held In the flre house. Music wai that it did not care to provide pow- ms&i* IK There was a large audteqoe at both furnished by Charles Paulson an er to blow the fire whistle and a performances. Thomas Brockhurat. The dance com- proposal was made that Relief En- Major Joseph Field of Mlddletown mittee consisted of Harry McCor- gine company's bell be bought and GAUGES exhibited his famous herd of short- mack, Richard Beake, Benjaml used as an additional flre alarm. horned cattle at several state Lane, Georgo Lange, Frank McCor Mrs. Adam Zloglcr, one of the best county fain and took a number o: mack and William Saguerton. •• •••-;•--•• + known residents of Little Silver, : premiums at each fair. v James R. Wolcott, chief of thedied of heart disease. She was 68 W. Front & Pearl Sts. Charles Prick, with his new canoe, Red Bank fire department, waa at- years old and had lived In the vil- Honry Ward Beecher, beat all con- tending tho national associatlo lage a quarter of a century. testants in a Sunday canoe race. meeting of flre chiefs in Milwaukee Frank A. cbadwlck of Red Bank, Red Bank 3333 The town committee met at th The annual reunion of the 2flt had the New Jersey state rights to •••»•••+••»•••••»• Globe hotel and fixed the dog taxregiment waa held in tho Reformed exhibit the Jeffrey-Johnson fight plc- ftirJkwrajto In (he Middle Ages, beer was the principal beverage at every meal—ewn breakfast.

Why Un't your home healed with gtut" Tho reason certainly Isn't thai you wouldn't like it, for gag in recognized, even by its competition, aa the cleanest, aafest, most attention-free heat in the wide world. In it because you have a good heating plant? Then you ought to know that your present furnace can be changed over in five hours to burn gas. Is it because of expense? Then you ought to know that today gas fuel id desirable, not only because of it» ideal heat, hut because of it» economy. »• Is it becauno you junt hnvcu'l gotten around to thinking about it? Then etanply step to the telephone and . . . ERSEY C|KTIi|L A Fact at a Time No matter hitiv <-i(i(«!lu fueU delivery jnri'lin may bo, it can't comprtn with underground gat maim. When you burn gai, Every step In the making of Etchler** Boer ia attended with painstaking you can forftil fuel worrici. " 'car*) ... for it it an Elchler tradition that every brew Must have the lull body, brilliance, ejreany foam and MUttylng flavor that have made ^ JERSEY CEIVTRAI POWER AND UGHT COMPANY Eiohl«r'« the choice of beer lovew fof thrmMpiarterli of a century. wEB? B IE E. R OAee Hoursi s:»0 A. M. ta S F. M. telephone Hffl Itank U«0| Snurfmcy MMM itltwr nlRc* hours Bod Hash tM, THI JOHN IICHLIi IR1WINO COMPANY • N|W YORK Jltr • M.mb.r of th«> ftrcwar.' toard of Trad., Inc h Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 2$. 1936. ALSTON BKKKMAN, b«th Tamey, Loul«« L-e»ry, Peggy Social Justice and Mrs, Cullen returned last weak C0UN8SU/0B AT LAW, Warden. Meech Matawan. Thompson and ifarU Deltx, Richard from a aojourn of two weeks In Flor- OffleU, It Broad eu. BED BANK. N. 1. McKean, Howard Lloyd, Jr., Charles ida. r STOP AT THE (The R«d Bank Bsglstet e«n b* fc»«M In Matawsn from M. J- CConnll. 124 Schock, Charles Mindevllle and John All-Day Picnic Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Grant have QDINN, FAJOSONS & DOBEMOS, Win Sweepstakes Ualn street and J. A J, Tssalnl.) Laird, Jr., of Matawan and Billy moved to Jersey City for the winter. COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Ruff and Herbert Hern of Keyport An all-day plcnie under the aus- Mr. and Mrs. Woderthlne and fun. MONMOUTH TAVERN Wbllfiald Building, Red Bonk Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Drum- ilce* of the National Union for So- Ily of Jersey City were at their sum- John J Qutnn? JTheodors U. I'anoos, mond, and daughter, Tedda Ann, ot According to those ln charge of 70-72 MONMOUTH ST. At Flower Show tbe sale of the 250th anniversary cial Justice in the third oongrca- mer residence here over the week- Tboraas I*. Doretuua Aapera, Pa., visited Mrs. Drummond'e ilonal district will be held next Sun- end, RED BANK, N. J. PHONE 3948 parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bedle, souvenirs a profit of |88 was realized. Gardener on Mrs. Andrew V. Persons handling this part of theday at Riverside park between Mr. and Mrs. Everett WlUett, Mrs. DR. L. W. CARLBON over the week-end. Bound Brook and New Brunswick. SUBGEON (JIUKOTOUIST celebration reported a ready market Joseph Heyers, Mrs. Nettle Ludlow For the largest selection of choice Liquors, Stout'* Estate Take* Dahlia Miss Helen Jastrab of Aberdeen for the medallion bust of Philip There will be various games with and Mrs. William H. WlUett were FOOT AILMENTS Prize—Gardener for Nicholas road returned Friday after having Freneau. rices for the winners. There will visitors at Ijakewood and Toms Riv- Wines and Beers. Offica Hourat Ually 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. spent a week visiting In the New >e contests In running, Jumping, er Sunday. « ', ' EV*Q1B«-SI Tuesday and Thursday. Mrs. Catherine Wooley, Mrs. Fred . Far appointment pbeaa 2442- Rutgers Vegetable Winner. England states. three-legged races and bag races. Tho opening of the mission boxci Thompson, Claire Simmons and Mis* There will also be Townsend races Many residents ot this place At- Separate accommodations for ladles and gentlemen who dtv 60 BKOAD ST. BED BANE, N. 1. Mildred Pruden of long Branch at- tended a card party at Independent' •Ire-s' it. quiet and pleasing atmosphere. featured the annual roll call meet- for men and womon over 60 years of fire house at Belford last week. The 40th annual exhibition of flow- Ing of the Glcnwood Mission band tended the two-day convention of the age. Muslo will be furnished by is, fruit and vegetables of the National Council of the Daughters Mrs. Carrie Voorhees of Balford In tho First Presbyterian church Happy Louis and his melodlans. spent Sunday with her sister, Miss JOHN E. DAY Monmouth County Horticultural so- Tuesday night. of Liberty at the Hotel Pennsylvania ciety, Inc., at General H. S. Borden'a Emma Covert, Miss Barbara Todd Is vliltlng at last week. Miss Pruden and Mr. PHONE RIVERSIDE D1UVE, Old Oaks" ring, Rumaon, closed Emmons were national representa- Mrs. Lillian WlUett and Miss Kdna Funeral Home Washington, D. C, for a few days. Port Monmouth. Till were visitors at Weehawken Sun- BED BANK 8767 RED BANK. N. J. Thursday night. The dahlia and veg- Congressman William K Sutphln tives. etable sweepstakes' awards went to day, PHONE 332. was one of the speakers at the Dem- Mrs. Norman VanHennel, the (The Btd Bank Reglitar can be bontht lugene Warden' of Mra. Andrew V. . . Fort Monmouth from Lam Genaralll. The Woman's Republican club will ill Broad St, Bod Bank ocratic rally held on the lawn of former Miss Henrietta Brown, a Charles Meyers and Charles Uubhius.gr.) hold a luncheon and rally at the fire MARTIN J. McGUJRE Stout'a estate on Naveslnk River Judge and Mrs. Abram Elkus on graduate of Matawan high school, road and to Charles Meech of the Russell Poling, who Is employed by house Thursday afternoon, October Harding road, Red Bank. Saturday scored a SS and qualified ln the Wom- 15, at 1:30 o'clock. Republican can- Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work Rumson estate of Nicholas G. Rut- afternoon. The following attended the Standard Qas company, was ln en's New Jersey Golf association an- an accident at Marlboro Friday while didates have been Invited to attend gers, Jr., respectively. Percy E. from Matawan: Mayor Edward W. nual tournment at the Echo Lake Hicks of the Bertram H. Borden es- riving a car owned by that concern. and make speeches. Have your heating system thoroughly Christian Science Currlo, Mrs. William H. Sutphln, Country &ilb at Westfleld last week. James Till, who Is employed at O. tate, Rumson, was runner-up to Mr. Mrs. Margaret McDonald, Mrs. P. J, In order to avoid hitting an oncom- examined at no cost to owner. Mrs. VanHennel covered the flrstnlne ing automobile Mr, Poling waa Howard Smith's fish oil factory, has Warden and F. A. Roy of the C. Devlin, Mrs. James Voorhees, Mrs. holes In GO and tbe second nine ln Heating systems and oil burners Installed any place In Reading Room Alan Hudson estate, Rumson, placed bilged to drive oft the side of the been laid up with an injured foot due William Donnenworth, Mrs. Edward 48. She Is a member of the Law- to a plank falling on it. Monmouth County. Broad Street National Bank Oldj, second to Mr. Meech. Griffiths, Mrs. Leroy Bergen, Mrs. oad, with the result that the car rence Brook Country club. ;urned over three times. The auto- Tho Ladles' Aid society of Com- PLUMBING AND HEATING ON TIME PAYMENTS. 12 Bfood Street, Bed Bank Mrs. Otto Goetze and her daugh- David Curran, Miss Isabella Eggel- munity church will hold a card par- er, Miss Emily Goetze, both of Mrs. Harry J. Kahn entertained the mobile was badly damaged, but Mr. ston, Mrs. Albert Bruce, Miss Anne Wednesday Afternoon dessert-bridge Poling escaped serioua injury. ty at the home of Mrs. Charles Har- OPEN DAILY Rumson, Mrs. Frederick C. Tatum of Churchman, Mrs. Raphael C, Devlin club last week. Mrs. William R. John E. Bennett, .Jr., Is taking ris Thursday, October 8. Tuesday, 11:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Middlctown, Mrs. Howard Borden of and Mrs. William Carney. October 20, the society will hold a Rumson and Mrs. William G. Grid- Craig and Mrs. Joseph E. Baler won a night course at Columbia unlver- Tuesday and Friday Evenings! Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Carney, the prizes for high scores. ilty. luncheon at the home of Mrs, John Shrewd, careful buyers read The Register's Clasi ey of Navesink River road, Locust, Montag. i 7i30 to 9:30. were first-place winners in the 'ommander Adrel Strong, 'William Joseph A. Bansback spent the Mrs. Mary Samarl has moved from ified Advertisements. Here you find the seller whe ladies' garden club classes. ioosley, Raymond Churchman, week-end at Atlantic City. He won her summer residence here to her Mrs. Joseph Till spent part of last Hen tha Bible, the Worm ot Man Philip Culbert, are attending the home at Jersey City. Mrs. Samarl week at New York, Bftker Eddy, Discoverer and Founder A special class for assistant gard- a three-day trip there for writing a wants to sell aqd the buye'r who wants to buy. of Christian Scence, and all other Amedcan Legion National conven- large volume of insurance for the nors, which called for arranging a tion at Cleveland, Ohio, this week. aathortrad Christian Science Utera. basket of flowers for effect, was won Metropolitan Insurance company. ture may bo read, borrowed or pur» Mi's. Franklin Cottrell of Main chased. by Oliver Macintosh of the Van R. Miss Analda Testlno had as her street Is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Sam- guests Sunday Misses Louise Ollvar Halsey estate. Alex Pcrclval of the **• Reading Room Maintained by uel Bower of Baltimore. Bertram H. Borden estate was sec- and Edith Orianl of New York, Eve- FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, ond. Miss Dorothy Frltzlnger, daughter lyn Barbere ot Long Island, John >«?mmM SCIENTIST. pf Mr. and Mrs, David Frltzlnger of Olivar, Andrew Cevacco of New A prize for the best miniature gar- Matawan, became the bride of Harry J08 BROAD STREET. BED BANK den was won by Alfred Griffiths of York and Howard Barbere of Long Wilklns of Cllffwood Saturday even- Island. The Public (• Welcome. he Abrara I. Elkus estate. A prize Ing. The ceremony was performed for the best table decoration went by Recorder Thomas Smith ot Key- Jackson Dominlck, a former resi- to William Williams of Mrs. Fran- port Miss Gertrude Jensen of Clifr- dent of Matawan, sailed last Wednes- cis M. Rosenfcld's estate, Long wood and Richard Schmuchs of day for Havana, Cuba, as guest of Branch. William porter of the Hon- Cbeesequake ' were the attendants. /the Kelvlnator corporation of De- Every Woman f ry G. Atha estate, Rumson, was sec- After the ceremony a number of [ trolt Mr. Domlnlck as well as other ond, and Michael Toomey of the refrigerator salesmen employed by I guests were present at the couple's Wants Robert H. McCartcr estate, Rumson, newly furnished apartment at Key- the Public Service Electric and Gas wa3 third. port, where a wedding supper was company, earned the trip by over- tt) look her best at all times... Joseph Schmidt, Alfred Brighton, served by the bride's parents, Mrs. selling a quota of refrigerators to feel at ease and perfectly Melvin Stanley, Clinton Casler, and Wilklns is a graduate of the Mata- which was established by the manu- poised. Bdrbara Potta. were flrst-placo win- wan high school, class of 1936. Mr. facturer, and is the only employee BUS-SIMPLICITY* ners in the school children's classes. Wilklns Is employed by the Michael of the Plaln&cld office qualifying for The classes judged on Thursday Collins Trucking company ot Cliff- the trip which will be nine days in Created by and the winners: wood. duration. Mrs. Dominlck Is accom- Gossard panying Mr. Domlnlck. Ladies' Gardea Clubs. Rev. Robert Blrdsey Berger was IB the answer. Class 174, table centerpiece of outdoor installed Friday evening as pastor of Miss Katherlne Huff attended a flowers—First, Otto Goetxe; second, Miss luncheon of over 30 supervising The pull o£ the Kmily Goetse;^ third, Mrs. Henri Werle- the First Presbyterian church. The back straps [ mann. Installation services took place at 8health nurses at Red Bank Thursday. flattens the ab- Class 175, miniature "still life picture." Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ferguson of (>3ix7?i inches—First, Mrs. Frederick C. o'clock and were conducted by of- domen, uplHts Tatum; second, Mrs. Edgar A. Kn>pp; ficers named' by the Presbytery ot New Rochelie, New York, were the bU6t, and third. Miss Nellie Porter. Monmouth. The moderator, Rev. guests of Misses Eliza B. and Julia controls the Class 176. pewter, bowl arrangement for William P. Flnney.preSlded and gave Arrowsmlth recently. They were effect, Ivy. or other trailing vines allowed also guests of Mrs. J. S. Harris and hips. —First, Mrs. Otto Goetxe; second, MisB the charge to the pastor. Rev. George Let our expert '•race Porter: third, Misa Nellie Porter. G. Horn of Freehold delivered the daughter, Miss Nellie Harris. fitters show Class 177, arrangement of shades of charge to the people. Rev. H. Gor- Miss Gene S. White returned to green foliage' in silver bowl—First, Mrs. you what William Gridley. don Harold of Mount Holly offered her studies at Wellesley college at Mis-Simplicity Class 178, arrangement of any flowers the prayer of installation. the Wellesley, Massachusetts, Monday. can do* n shades of red, purple and blue in any scripture was read by Rev. Joseph Miss White has been spending her jontainer—First, Miss Emily Goetze; sec- vacation with her mother, Mrs. md. Mrs. Otto Goetie; third. William II. L. Swing, superintendent of National 3.50 to 10.00 Taylor. Missions of New Jersey, and Rev. Alonzo White. Class 170, flower arrangement ln an-Franks. Miles of Princeton delivered Mrs. Mary Gernle of Harding bou- Delco-Heat with its tique or modern bottles—First, Mrs. How- the Installation sermon.' At the close levard was admitted Saturday as a ard Borden; second, MIBB. Nellie Porter; third, Mrs. John Meeker. of the service a reception was held surgical patient at Rivervlew hos- Class 180, pair of vases arranged with in the lecture room of the church, pital. 17 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. 1. dny flowers, vases not to exceed 12 Inches at which members of the congrega- —First, flilss Emily Goetze; second, .Mra.i tion greeted the- new pastor. "THIN-MIX" Fuel Control Otto Goetzo; third, Mrs, E. A. S. Clarke. checks Special Section. Jit. and Mrs..Joseph Dernberger Assistant Gardeners. COLDS puts the finest automatic heat Class* 181, arrangement of a basket of entertained Friday. evening Ju honor and flowers for effect—FirBt, Oliver Macintosh, of their daughter, Doris, who left on Van R. Halsey estate; second. Alex Per- Saturday to attend Arlington Hall at FEVER cival, Bertram H. Borden estate. 666 d within your reach ... a Product Washington, D. C. Her guests in- Liquid. Tablets B™* «" Here Is the Professional Gardeners. cluded Misses Mary Devlin, Anne Salve, Nose Drops Headache, 30 mln. Try "Rub-My-Tism", World's Best Class 182, basket of pompon dahlias ar- Laird, Mary Elizabeth Haley, Eliza-1 LJnlment ranged for effect—FirBt, Mrs. Henry I. of General Motors THIN-I^AIX" Hiker. Chartcs II. Rice, gardener: second. Alfred F. Liehteiistein, Frank T. Edington, gardener; thirdrMrs. F. M. Rosenfeld, Wil- liam Williams, gardener. Even if your income is small Motors construction as- Fuel Control Class 183, basket or vase of dahlias arranged for etfect—First, Mrs. Henry I. you can afford automatic sures you sturdy construc- Provides more heat (2ut TRAVEL and Riker: second, Bertram II. Borden, Percy E. Hicks, gardener; third, David Granger, heat, if it's Delco-Heat. tion and modern design. with less fuel Joseph Marcelll, gardener. VACATION'COSTS ClaBs 184, basket or vase of single dah- The Delco-Heat "THIN- lina arranged for effect—-First, Mrs, F. lu BROADWAY. LONG BRANCH Rosenfeld; second, C. Alan Hudson, F. A. MIX" Fuel Control cuts look at the facts... Set snugly into the Delco-Heat Oil Burnei in Roy, gardener; third, Mrs. Ferdinand Straus, Le9ter Kennedy, gardener. Drive Tour Car in Our Free Parking Yard and Shop In Comfort oil heating costs. Many then decide is Ihe "THIN-MIX" Fuel Control. It re - The finest vacation you ever had—at only Class 185, basket or vaso of gladioli leases small quantities of cheapest grade • fraction of the cost for even cheap Kandnvcnsis arranged for effect—First, hotels and railroad fare. Covered Wagon Hamilton I". Kean, Walter Norrnan, gard users report that their In choosing your oil burner domestic fuel oil into the "Oil-Airator" coaches can bo hooked to any car— ener; second, Mrs. Henry I. Rikcr. to produce a THIN MIXTURE of oil and driven cross continent or in the wilds Clans 186, baBket or vase of glndloli Delco-Heat Oil Burners of Northern Canada, ret assure you all primulimia hybrids arranged for cfl< make yourdecision on the air that ia RICH in heating power. This the comforts of home—with kitchen, First. Hamilton F. Kean. heat their homes for no more cheaper oil contains more heat, and tho dining room, bedroom and bath. Class 187. basket or vase of perennials basis of facts. Talk to the Accommodates two, four or six. See tha for eltect—First. Mrs. Henry I. Rikcr; BOC than hand fired fuels, with THIN MIXTURE saves you money... new models now on display—or writo [Hi, Hamilton F. Kean. nearest Delco-Heat dealer. for free literature. Clns* 188, basket or vaBe of annuals for not one drop of oil is wasted and less • or effect—First. Mrs. F. M. RoBenfeld; their attendant costs. And Ask him for proof of oil is used. The Delco-Heat THIN MIX- "-See the New eoond, Mrs. Henry i. Hiker; third. Mrs. Wilbur B. RuthraulT, Edward Leuck, of course there is no work, "THIN-MIX" Fuel Con- TURE is driven through a precision-made nozzle to form the"Sun-Flame."This ra- COVERED WAGON Open To All. no dirt, no dust.«-. the entire en Display trol economy. Ask him diant stream of fire puts to work all the Class 189, best nitninture garden, not 1 JOHN II. WILLS CO., exceed 9 snuaro feet—First, Abrnm I. operation is automatic. about the experience of Btored-up energy in the oil. Delco-Heat 1009 Miiln St.. phone A. P. 8144 Elkiu, Alfred (irifliths, gardener. economy goes even beyond oil savings.The ASBURY PARK. N. J. Class 191. basket or vase of pompon ilahllHB for ofTect—First, Mrs. Otto GoeUe: Every Delco-Heat,Oil people right in your neigh- burner has only one moving parti It is second, Van R. Haiicy, William Macin- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT tosh, enrciener; third, John A. Kemp. Burner has the "THIN- borhood with Delco-Heat. quiet and trouble-free. The "THIN- Estate of Hunry C. Carpenter (alilu known Class 192. basket or vase ot dahlias for MIX" Fuel Control and simplified con- aa Harry Hrynnt. deceased. effect—First. Henry Wood. MIX" Fuel Control, and Let him make a free auto- Notico la hereby Kiven that the iie- Class 1UB, basket or bowl of fruit ar- struction prove that it will pay you to own oounts of Iho Hubsriiher, administratrix ranged for effect—FirBt, Mrs. F. M. Boa- every one is a Product of matic heating estimate for with will annexed of tho estate of Baiil de- cnfekl; Brcond, Oxford Market. "" an oil burner built by General Motors, (-nnnod. will bo audited nnd stated by tho Surrogate of tho Camity of Monmouth Clans 104, colur combination ->f pom- General Motors. Their yoti. You'll be delighted to leader in carburetion and getting the most nnd reported fur pettk-ment to the Or-pona arranged in a bowl suitable for a work out of Kquid fuell phunn Court of imiil Cnirity, on Thursday, dinner table, one color to predominate— tho fifth day of November, A. II. ]»:ili, nt First. Mra. Otto Goctze; second, Louis economy is due to this fa- learn how easily you can 1 n :00 o'clock u. in., at ublch time uppli- II. Tim. William Wagstair, gardener. putsDelco-Hes' rntion will be msulo for the allowance of ('lass J 0.r., table centerpiece, of outdoor mous organization's experi- get rid of #11 furnace drudg- commlRwlnnB nnd cuuuHel fee*. flowers—First. Van R. Halaey: second, Dated Suitcmbcr HI, A. I). 1035. Mrs. F. M. Rosenfeld; third. Miss Elis- They'll Do Wonders ence in building devices for ery, and. enjoy healthful KDITH ANN CMU'KNTEIt, abeth Henry. 140 Itivcr Hoiul, Hid Hunk, N. J.,. Clans 19G, table decoration, 48-Inch use of liquid fuels. General automatic heat. Administratrix with Will Annexed. round table, Bet for four persons, table- Eclwnrd W. WIMJ, K.III.. cloth nml other miscellaneous articles For Your Windows! WWII lied Hank, N. J.. allowed—First. Mrs. F. M. Rosenfeld: sec. any .s»«""-" I'nirlor. _ nml. II. Ci. Atha, William Porter, gardener; 1 operation- third. Itnbrrl II. McCnrtcr. Michael IN CHANCERY OF WAV JERSEY. Tcomey, gardrner. I Payment TO IUKNK II. CIIAMIlKltI,AlN: School Children. Ily virtue of an order of Ibo Court of ClajB 197. 8 zinnias—First, Jo»eph Chiinrery of Now Jemey, mmle on tho day Kflimldt; aei-ond, Clinton Caalcr; third. of tho date hereof. In a CIIU.HI: wherein Hed Gloria lirliihton. Venetian Blinds Dunk IlulldiiiK and I.01111 Amorlutlon, n rorlminllon of tho State of New JerRcy, (Mann 1HH. it marigolds -First, Alfred low- In rnmiiliiliiiint and Henry 1'. Ilolilnnuli Ililirhton- second, Gloria Brighton; third, find others me defendant", you uiu r«-ltnlicrt Ilrishlnii. •liilifd to ai'i'iar nnd niiawor the bill of Cln«B 1'JU, 1 vase of nasturtiums — First. mild complainant on or befoio tliu RIX- Joariili Srliml'lt; second, Clinton Casler; 5, ^ toentli iln? i.f November next, or the Raid r.l, Gloria llrlithton. hill will be taken nil cnufcnied against Class 201. 2 ri-losla -First. JOBeph you. Schml.lt; second, Gloria Brighton; third. 'I tin mill bill l» Illed to foie.lo«o n ccr- Mrlvln Ktauli'y. Clnsa 21)2, .1 ulmliiill -First, Melvin tnln m.Mli:nt!0 Klv«n by Ileniy I'. Knbln- '3.95 ROII mill Mniy A. Itoblmon. lila ivlfo, to Htanlry. Hod Hank llnllilliiK and Loan Amuirintliin, Cln«s :: 0 n. a riahllaa—First, Joseph UP TO 30 INCHES a cu'iiiutlmi ot the ttluto of New Jemey, KclimliH: urcmiii, (llt.rU llrlutiton. dntrd Iho i.li <• 1.1U dny of Juno, 1029. Clasa 204, 8 poimiun dahlias—First, Jos- on lands In the Tounnhlli of Mlildletown, eph iiihml.lt; serond, Clinton Casler: third, la tlin Counly of Mouroouth nml .st»In of nrlii UrlejhKiii. IF MADE TO ORDER, THEY'D AVERAGE New Jcriey; and you. Iienn II. Chiimber- Class 20f>, I VHBe of garden flowers— 'Slip laln, nit) tuiide .Icfi-inlnni luTiiumj you lire I''lr«t, Clinton Caaler; arriiml. Robert fino of tho linl'leiN nf „ mmlKtiitrt rtiver- Ilrluhton: third, Alfr.-d llrlghton, AROUND $7.00. Inir tho Ilinda ileanlbid lo roinplnlniinl'il Clnaa 200. 1 vnie << wIM flnwera — FlrBl, «nld ImntKi.Kn. ('Hilton CnBler; neond, Alfred IlriBhton; Unled SW't-nibo,. lr,, Infill. third, lt»Wrt llrliihtnti. They're rc»dy to dre,. „„ ,out ^^ ^ HdWAitli M Mi'ii;iN,l;oN, Chias 207, heel II varieties of vegetables finlliltor of < '.,,,, ,,l i, I M r<. t. First, Joseph (irlimldt. •eoUon. Oenulne *or, Ort,rd MAn ^ FUX OUT AND HAIL TO 12 Ilionil Hlin-1, 11..1 ll.mk. M. J. Tin's I0H, MI..rin! lint, llaihara I'Mti; northern IU... „,«, 3 CT»t. ofpnlll t ln |vory ^ TUB VVM. K. 1IOOO COMPANY, INC. Mnnmmitli County .'i.,,,,i»M,'. (1/1,,,. in tbo innllcr nf ill,, (.(.tiU.i of Cluulen •ntaed not to crack, wnrp or «hlp. w«lu,.,|B (nlw# 1 want to bs* «hnwn that Dslco-Hcut will Klnulslim. denned. Kilter ^nrwliifc Hcliool. eomplete W.U. ^ unprov^ wonn gNlr '^ glva m* automatic hMt 1 CIUI afford. Notlre to rinlltiiis to Jireaent rlnlinn hiro Hc,il... f ll.nr. who liftvn cntprpil thn nrJiooI nra THE FASTEST SELLING OIL BURNER ON THE MARKET i..c. mill >• afoioBiild. their ,1(1,1. and il«. Minn Julia Jiurlfitt of Kmuiflburtf ami BKCOND FIX)OIt tnAoiU Bualnat Oitt Rnld tiitatii. ond«r ontli. Mian Irene Kflllly of Pnrl Moummilli, within •'" montlia fioin lh« dnla of llm Kfoiaialit Ol*rf«r, or Ilicy wilt bn foievnr Orientation wft'k imvlriK hnmi rom- barrtMl of thatr Bellona lh«refor agaliiat |>l<'t£(1, ftlfi&HOH m fi now running on HOURS OF BUSINESS. Ilia R«)it ant>wi|b«t. nchflrtulo, Bertram H. Hordim ot tha Stor* DaUd. rraaholil. M. J., A'luu-t 1/> nit. boftirrt of Rnvftrnori mid roused Ihe 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. ArlNM V. dlNlil.HTON. In UM Company •«>. (9 Wt.l ilivar Koad, Huiii.ca, H. J., group IiiKt. Krlrfny. The Wm. Sahn'dayv— Sun* Location EXECUTIVE OFFICE AND PLANT SHOWROOM iUv«iii, ront.r * Rcuulllc, 0 A. M, to 0 P. M. SHOWROOM Sac* U73 15 Mechanic Street, R«d Bank 900 Fowtk AY.., AAmty Park 1024 Main Slrwt, Astrary Park f HONE JIM PHONE 3183 REP BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 23,1938.

the borne of the bride. The bride has again decided to eliminate the New water and Sewage System. has been a teacher at Neptune City usual mid-year examinations. This several years, EnglUhtown borough ha* been Here And There In plan was tried out lost year and iwarded a »100,000 PWA grant for TEl, B^ 1212 lordaoo—Flaherty. proved successful. Installation of a water and aew- Hiss Ida H. Giordano of Long Fined for Drunken Driving. ge system. r WESSON —SALE— Monmouth County Branch and Robert E. Flaherty o( Charles A. Daly of Brooklyn wu Weehawken were married' Saturday Day A fined $200 at Freehold Sunday on a Bpyi Can make extra pocket money Nliht Urn \ *, * ' afternoon at Newark. After a New- charge of drunken driving. Daly elllngThi Register.—Advertisement TAXI Rale* Real Estate and Personal England tour the couple will make ascribed his condition to the fact ertonal Notes, Sales of Property, luilding Operations, heir home at Irvington. that he had been eating apples. Sale of Form Land. Property Merrltt Lameon of Freehold has Wed at Hlghtstown. Lodge Doings, Births, Marriages, Deaths Miss Florence VanDeventer of bought 80 aorcs of the former Tay- Jamesburg and Frank Ouglo of 2£ng- OF THE LATE WILLIAM PIERCE and Other Notes of Interest. lorand Yettman farm near English- llshtown were married at Hlghts- KIDDIE town. The other three acres of thetown last Saturday week. Mr. and Mlw Frances Croes, daughter of urday to George H, Singleton of farm has been sold to William J. Mra. Ougle will live at Jamesburg. Cleveland of West Orange. HIRSCH'S SHOP House, contents and lot located in the Village of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Croes of Birmingham, Alabama. Th* couple eyport, wu married at that place will live at Birmingham. Palmer—Conover. Aibury Park Woman Dead. 20 BROAD ST., Holmdel, at 2 P. M. House and lot to be sold at aturday -to Jouph E. Wensel, a Mrs. Sarah A. Hayes ot Asbury RED BANK, N. J. Dies of Injuries. Miss Mildred Palmer, daughter of Park died last Wednesday night at Freehold lawyer. They will make Mr. andi Mrs. Arthur Palmer of 8 P.M. their home at Freehold where Use Hist Christina Romanowsky, 24, the age of S6 years. She Is sur- ol Elizabeth, was fatally Injured Freehold, was married last Thurs- vived by her husband, 8. W. Hayes, gfoom has been practicing for sev- day to William E. Conover of East eral year». when a oar In which she was'tiding and two sons, overturned on Asbury avenue after Freehold. The groom is associated Saturday, October 3rd the driver had fallen asleep. Miss with his father on a farm. Ashuxy Park Girl Weds. Miss Catherine McKnlght and Ed- RomonowAty died in the Fltkln hos- Miss Claire Trippe of Asbury Park TEEMS: CASH. Renews fight Against Sewage Plant and Howard G. StaJcup of Elizabeth ward T. Fountain, both of Clarks- pital Mrs. Caroline Faulka of Allenhurst burg, were married Tuesday of last were married. Tuesday of last week WALTER FIELDS, Auctioneer. week in the Clarksburg Methodist Marlboro Girl Weds. a« renewed her nght to compel the at the bride's home. Rev. Charles BABY Miss Gladys E. Conover, daughter Soroush to remove the sewage plant F. shaw performed the ceremony. ALEX. L. McCLBES, Clerk.' church by Rev. G. W. Scarborough. After a wedding trip to the South of Mr, and Mr: I/ton B. Conover of located on property adjoining her Marlboro, and W. Russell Lewis of ome. Tha plant was built In 1929Died of Heart Attack. JOSEPH H. IfOLMEB, Bit. and' West they will make their home Henry Bills was found dead Tues- at Freehold, Freehold were married Monday of ivor her objection!!. last week at Alexandria, Virginia. day of last week at the home of iprlng Lake Girl a Bride. Steve Sobechko of Englishtown, by Jlnriklshn Victor Attested. The. couple will make their home at Announcement has heen made of Frank Torrey, winner of the re-Freehold. whom he was employed. Death was the marriage of Miss Ethel M. Long- attributed to a heart attack. cent jlnrlkl»h& relay race from New Township Assessor Dead. man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- WEEK York to Asbury Park and who said, Death of Matawan Man MADE TO MEASURE Clark.Conine, assessor of Freehold ry Longman of Spring Lake, to Ar- he wouldn't take part In another thur B. Mullaly of Deal. Tho wed- James A. Brown, a lifelong resi- race for $1,000, was arrested at Nut- township, died last Thursday at the age of 76 years. He spent many ding took place September 9. dent of Matawan, died Friday after Not reducing — re-contouring ( New, ley last week charged with defraud- a long sickness. He was 78 years ing an Asbury Park boarding house years of his life on a farm and Former Resident Scad. scientific method takes inches from any moved to West Freehold about ten old and was formerly a harness mak- desired portion of 'th* anatomy. You eeper. Charles A. Eldrldge, who for sev-er. He leaves three Bisters. years ago. He Is survived by a widow ral years was manager of tho swift can actually be made to measure! Im- Held on Arson Charge. and two sisters. jtid Company office at Long Branch, Specials proves both heahhr«nd beauty; luxurious Louis Vaccaro of Asbury Park died last "week at Sharon, Mass- pleaded not guilty before Judge J. Married In Florida. to take. Come in and ••» Mary Mae's Miss Elizabeth Callahan, daughter achusetts, He waa in his 86th year. Edward Knight lost week to an In- A widow and one son survive him. Steamship Lines-Cruises experts fell you about it. No obligation. Ictment charging him with setting of Mra. Susan Callahan.of Freehold, COAST TO COAST and Burton Wood of Miami, Florida, Mntawan Pastor Besigns. ROUND THE WORLD MART MAE HELLBRMAW fire to his home in which bis lnT Rev. Carl K. Kpeker, who haa LAND TOURS — AIR LINES For Friday & Saturday valid wife lay helpless. A policeman Were married at the latter place carried Mrs. Vaccaro from the build- August 29. The couple will live, at ieen pastor of the Matawan Baptist OUR 14ST: ing. Miami Vhere Mr. Wood is a contrac- church since 1931, has resigned to Helen Lee Getty tor. TRAVEL SERVICE DR. DENTON VANTA 3-PIECE PHAl'TY BLANKET AND MASSAGE . . S8.00 become pastor of a church at Sacra- Freehold Farmer Assaulted. mento, California. He will talto up Authorls«d Asont Sleeping Garment 69- SWEDISH MASSAGE . MO Alan DeHart, a Freehold farmer, Gets Old'Farm Back. for all Trans-Atlantic Steamship Sleeping Garment 4.69 TURKISH BATH . «.0O Howard Croxaon of Freehold is il» new duties on November 15. Lines was assaulted near New Brunswick Call, phone, -write Style CIS. Slzet 0 to L SOTBNTIFIC MEDICAL MASSAGE . . 8.00 a tew days ago by an Italian road- again the owner of the Homefttead On Mediterranean Cruise. for literature, reservation! and rates. Two Pants. Sizes 0 to 3. COLOpNE. BUB ' . 1.(0 farm which adjoins his residence All tickets sold at Companies' stand keeper during on argument Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crocc of As- Hade of fine white cotton. ALCOHOL RUB . lM over the price of 'watermelons. De- having bought It at a sheriff's gale. bury Park sailed Saturday for a published rates. Sizes 2 to 8—89c. SAI/T BUB , . 1.50 The farm has had three owner Phone 1718 Hart made a complaint against his Mediterranean cruise. They will 18 Mechanic St., Red Bank, N. J. FOMTEAN RUB ' . 6.00 assailant and tho roadstand dealer since Mr, Croxson previously owned make several stops abroad and will was arrested. • it spend some tlmo in the Italian Baby.' Silk & Wool Vanta Double Breasted Drowned In Holland. Plane Bold In England. mountains. SHIRTS Nary Mae's Beauty '.Shoppe Joseph Tibout, who was employed The U. B. 14, a Burelll designer lire Damages Home. SHIRTS 77c 56 WEST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, fi. J as a farm hand on several forms in plane built at Keyport, has been sole Fire caused damage of about $2,- f . B«gular 6So Grade. the vicinity, of Wayside and also a in England. The plans are for Clydi 000 to the home of Mr. and Mrs. 9 • Pangborn, world famous pilot and 40% 811k—85% Wool. Sizes 2 to 8. Phone 580 former employee of the Wayside Leon Cole of near jcrscyville>Wed- i Rod and Gun club, drowned in Hol-the only one to fly the Paclflo from nesday night of last week. The en- land September 1. Mr. Tibout wu Japan to th* United States, to flyth et{re rear part of tho building was ft to e. a native of Holland and returned to plane to England. burned. Baby*'All Wool that country recently. Job as Emergency Teacher. Making Stay In England. SWEATERS Building Mew House. Mrs. Eleanor Frlok of Freehold Vincent J. Burnelli of Keyport, Kerbln Nerone, Farmlngdale's one- has accepted a position as an emer- well known airplano designer and 4Pc. ANNOUNCING? . . man contractor and builder, Is build- gency teacher in the new Freehold builder, and Fioyd Mullen of Long Coat, Button or SUp-on. Ing a house for his own occupancy township school at West Freehold Branch, airplane engineer, sailed re- Knitted Sizes 1 to 3. the opening of having sold the one he now lives where nine teachers ore needed in- cently for England. They expect to In. Mr. Nerone does his own work stead of eight on account of thf remain there indefinitely. overcrowded conditions. and In four days he framed and Pleads Not Guilty to Theft. Bruah sheathed the first story on his new Nat Solomon of New York pleaded Two-Tone Part Wool home besides laying a floor. • Wins Trip to Cuba. BLANKETS $4.98 The PARK GARAGE, Inc. Jackson Dominlck of Matawan not guilty last week to two Indict- Wool Long Branch Han Weds. sailed last week for Havana, < Cuba, ments charging him with jewelry Owen ChrUtentenj Mgr, Announcement has been made of as a guest of the — " , thefts In Long Branch and Aabury Size 36 by SO. the marriage of Miss Borah Hoffman pany of Detroit. Kelrlnator com- Park hotels. He was remanded to Seta SEA BRIGHT, N. J. of Baltimore and Louis H. Musio of earned the trip byMr over-sellin. Domlnlg c jail in default of $10,000' bail, Long Branch. The wedding took quota of refrigerators. His wife ac McGrath—Baxter. Babys' Coats and $£.9& Specialising m place September 6, The couple left companled him on the trip. Mias Isabelle McGrath, daughter -1.99 after the ceremony for a trip to of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McGrath of Legging Sets ** California. Retired Mustard Man Dead. PLYMOUTH — DODGE SERVICE ^ AllonhurBt, was married last Satur- Comes In suede with beaver col- Robert Qulden of Keyport died li_ day week to Edward Baxter of New- Brlelle Mayor Dead. Thursday at the age of 73. Until h Comes In Pink, Blue and White. lar. Also all wool material. Speclaliitt on Electrical Work John R. Garrabrant, mayor of ark. They will make their home at retirement four years ago he wasAsbury Park., Brlelle, died Sunday In the Point connected with the Gulden Mustar Sizes 1 to S. Sizes 1 to 1 • .- •: Pleasant hospital from a stroke suf- factory, of which hla father was th No Mid-Year Exams. New Light Testing Machine to Meet the fered three days before. He wasfounder. He leaves a Widow, The Freehold board of education formerly proprietor of the Glimmer daughter and three sons. Requirement* of N. J. State. Laws. Glass hotel at Brlelle. He leaves a widow and four children. Veteran Collapse*. William Griffin, 89, sole aurvlvoi Clayton—Wilson. f the Keyport Grand Army Post Automobiles Greased Indoors Miss Vivian L. Clayton of Neptune collapsed while shopping In a store and Stephen M. Wilson of Marshall- Expert on Marine Motor* few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Grlffli berg, N. C, were married Saturday celebrated their Sith wedding ann! at Neptune by Rev. Irving H. Meier. veraary last May. ALL MECHANICAL WORK GUARANTEED The groom until four months ago was a coast guardsman at the Shark Tomalnl Files Appeal River station. John Tomainl of Long Branc J.YANKO who was sentenced to atate priso You are invited to bring your car trouble* to Mr. An Asbury Fork Wedding. for life after his conviction In th 30 BROAD ST., RED BANK Chriitenien, who assures you of prompt, efficient work at Miss Mary L. Carothers, daughter murder of William Hobart, Avon reasonable price*. of Mrs. George Taylor of Asbury butcher, has filed an appeal In the Park, was married in the First court of errors and appeals. Methodlet ohurch at that place Sat- Fishing Neti Damaged. Pound net fishermen of Monmouth Beach est(mate their loss by the storm last week at $3,000. The four compantea operating there found their nets In shreds and several poles luxuriously furred washed away. New Course at College.' The Monmouth county Junior col- lege at Long Branch opened last week with a new business adminis- tration course added to the cur- riculum. This year a tuition fee of $100 Is being charged. Woman Injure* Knee. WINTER COATS Mrs. Cella HorowlU of Farmlrfg- dale, while leading a cow from the pasture Monday became entangled In the chain e.nd her left knee was badly Injured. She was treated at the Fltkln hospital. Buys Drug Store. Julius Slegal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slegal of Keyport, haa bought Jay's pharmacy at New Brunswick. Mr. Slegal Is a graduate 29-oc of the Keyport high school and of tho Rutgers school of pharmacy. Keyport Man Transferred. Maltland Walling, who for the past year ha* been assistant mana- Smartly-styled "dress and casual coats, every coat ger of the Newberry store at Key- port, haa been transferred to Inn Long Branch store. He will continue is warmly interlined and the tailoring is all hand living at Keyport. T^TOW yoo can Will Move to Freehold. Xri your wife the tough, dtrtr klb of Joseph C. Klngdon of Wcstmont, finished. The fabrics are exceptional, fine woolentJ tfhtwelfaut coal and oshea and A tnoY MUDS —Convenient who waa recently appointed official to» actually save Important money on -court stenographer for Monmouth, The ntw BeitM S k m&mtf sttMmUbad and Ocean and Burlington counties, hm and tweeds, nubby and hairy weaves, velours and your winter coal bUL •BtrtyfefcMfcijfM and bkek. li «WUM yon rented a house at Freehold and will The nem Series 8 Motor atc*orheatl*an *^» clean «P-. jro_w m>' «nd on li w^• g- move there shortly, ttd* t d ta •^^J^forthetNoeofth. ttWiTSSP^ Death Follows Operation. fleeces. Choice furs of Beaver, Krimmer, Raccoon, average homeowner. It la ootnpW»ly Sffat »p«e «T«O*^ b-ltfay, anitW £.< t*r Mrs. Mary Tupper of Frnohold died In the Paul Klmlmll ho.pltnl automatic,, takin*g the coao l froom theNo Mo,, la *na *» «* Don't niN fsar time, tampai and Bonn ovw at Lakewood last Wednesday follow- Fox, Lynx, Badger and Skunk. Mostly one-of-kind burring It efficiently and removing the •JBOthat wlnttf. Pboa* ui for compUu huuraw ing an operation. Bhe wm 25 years aaha* to aealed cane without on* Wt of (fan, m stop la at out dUpky loom and Ut os old and la survived by a husband, tabpr oo anybody, •nd one ion. models in sizes for misses and women. BlacVt, Will Appeal Condemnation Bid. B. Donald Sterner. utaU highway brown, screen, rust, wine and the smart nude tone* D*M* flommlailonar, has announced that h* will «npMl th* aw«rd of SI.BM to ca>r «* eanaltWr William R. Allen, Jr., of Wall tovm- L• toei In Ha* »)* i ahlp for a etrlp of land along high- way rouWs **. VUOOR DM In O«<». •noons Julius Marx, a retired hrolc«r, dlodi m STQKOR of a hwrt attack In th* brokarag* offle* of Harry Content »t Long Branch Friday afternoon. M* was M year* old and l« aurvlvtd by a MERRITT MACHINE SHOP widow and a*veral children. •ef*»—Mount. 24 MECHANIC ST., RED BANK, N, J. lira. Mary U Rogtra of Bradley and Thompson B. Mount of BEtEgANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER gif. 1988.

pawed the examination for a coast' Mrs. I*na> Stieglets of New York scheduled to b« held Thursday night GIVEN MNNEB MBR* r * CUor&l Club FounHcr guard, and began' Me duties fast was the guest of Mrs. Betty Baxter was 'pottfiWMd^ due to the absence Miss AuOrv Hatlbr, <•«•%•; ot Entertains on Beach week. He attended th« local school last week. • • '•'••' of both the nayor and president of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. ScJtler of and graduated from the Keyport Miss Catherine Tulll* Is home from the council. Rumson road, Idtttft Silver, Undered high school. a visit at Newark. . v Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Healy were a dinner party Thursday nifbt «t UUf Gladys L. Shropshire of Hud- Until further notice there will be . John Shaeffer has closed his sum- week-end guest* of Mr. and Mrs, eon avenue, founder of tho Thursday mer home on MornlngBlde avenue George Sappah. thu Men. Paris room of tbs Wtaft- only one mass at tha Holy Family laouth County Country club for Miss Morning choral, entertained mem- church on Sundays and that at 9 and returned to his home at Wfalte- Larry Elsele of Brooklyn was a re- BMI ol the choral at an annual out- Etone, Long Island. cent guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Katharine Ryan of Bermuda, htr a. m. house guest. ing Thursday at the Sea Bright Bath- The Holy Name society met Mon- Mrs. Kathleen Jacobsen of King- Robedce. ing pavilion. The guests enjoyed day night and discussed social plans ston, N. Y., has ended a' visit with A bingo party under the auspices Others attending *»»ro 'Mlnu, swimming, a picnic lunch and games for the coming months. Mrs. Sadie Mount. of the Holy Tfame society, and for Elaine Barry, Mary Kimball Smith on the beach. Prices were won by August Coolmlster of Brook ave 1 Mrs. Thomas Scott haa returned to the benefit of the Holy Family and Shirley Haitor, and Dr. WUU«m MM. Philip a Walton, Mrs. P. Broad- nue Is a surgical patient at River- her home at Kearny after a visit church, will be held Saturday night. Heatley, Frederick Tomklni, Charter us Powers, Mrs. J. Daniel TuUer. view hospital. , * with her mother, Mrs. Robert Jamie- Flemming, WlUlam , Peering fad Mrs. William H. Sijrtth, Mrs. Mar- Wallace Groves. Those who attended the annual son of Herbert street. • UTTIJE SILVER WOMAN'S CLVB Jorle Morris, Mrs. Dorothy Hoffman state firemen's convention at Atlan- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Copeland ot and Mrs. J. H. Elgenrauch. tic City last week from here were Craigsvllle, N. Y., have concluded a Meeting of Executive Committee To- Others enjoying Miss Shropshire Fire Chief Clarence McQueen, stay with Mrs. Marie Morris of. Sid- hospitality wero Mrs. John E. Ben- ney avSnue. morrow at Mrs, Kenyon'a. Thomas Sullivan of Union Gardens . . . i f nett, Mrs. Watson L. Bennet, Mrs. flra company, John Frlel of the Miss Grace Richards of Harrison , A meeting of the executive com- Cecil C. Crawford, Mrs. Alton V. Union Beach flre company and Fred has been the guest of Mrs. William mittee ot the Little Silver Woman's I Evans, Mrs, Albert Lauber, Jr., Mrs. Schober of the Exempt Firemen's as- Ross. club will be held tomorrow at the William M. Lybarger, Mrs. Theresa sociation. Mr. and Mrs. John Morris have home of the club's new president, M. McClintoek, Mrs. Edith B. Stahl, Friday's storm cast a large amount been entertaining' Mr. and lira. Rich- Mrs. Eleanor Kenyon. The next Mrs. Allen C Thompson, Mrs. Har- of driftwork along the shore front, ard Trotter of Brooklyn. meeting ot the club will be held AT YOUR KITCHEN old N. Weat and two guests, Mrs. which haa been gathered up by resi- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lambert- Wednesday at the clubhouse. The R. B. Bennett and Miss Elsie K. dents who were in need of a supply. son of Spottswood have been visiting club recently held a largely attend- LInde. The unusual high tides during the Mrs. Catherine Llckefet of Cam- ed luncheon - at the Rumson inn, storm overflowed Into the meadow bridge avenue. which was profusely decorated with Union Beach. land and at one time it was said to Mrs. Anna McConnell entertained flowers. The contributors of flowers be 18 inches. Many acres of farm at a card party this afternoon at her were Frank Berardl, Frank Dean, . land in Rarltan township were under home on Brook avenue. John Kemp, William Parker and (Tb« Bed Bank Register can In bought Water throughout Friday. The two The borough council meeting John Kennedy. In Union Btach lit th« itort ol Gui 8«n.streams, Bast and West creeks, over- ion.) flowed during the high* tides on mea- Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Jersey City dow land and farm land. was a week-end guest of Mrs. P. J. Kllroy. Mlu Fay Nolan has returned to her home at Bayonne after being a Paul KolodzleJ of Richmond, Vir- guest ot Mrs. Allen Yost of Morning- LoMi'in UHii Si< ginia, has ended a visit at tho home side avenue. Spitzer's Fine Liquors of his mother, Mrs. Paul KolodzieJ Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Jersey 88 MONMOUTH ST.—Half Block West ot Broad ARMSTRONGS NEW of Florence avenue. City have been the guests of Mrs. . Mlsa Rose Cerrato lias returned to Mae Schober of Herbert street. her home on Florence avenue after Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers of REAL MONEY-SAVING FEATURES ! FASHION-THRiFT a visit at New York reat Kills, Staten Island, have end- Miss Elizabeth Splelraan Is home ed a visit at the home of Mrs. How- LINOLEUM FLOORS from a visit at Philadelphia. ' ard Smith. SCOTCHES GINS BROAD & WHITE STS. Francis Cadman ot Harrison was William Kay and family have WHITE HOUSE $ hot. FLEISCHMANN'S $1 AQbot. FOR FALL We reserve the, right to limit- a week-end guest of John Toner of moved from Kearney to a house on BLACK & WHITE GILBEY'S l.Vif Florence avenue. Clark avenue. 2.59 Mrs. Charles MacDougall-of Park Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Friary have Real Fine RYE California WINES NEW COLORS'NEW !.!:'>! CN'; avenue has a broken wrist, sustained closed their summer home on Clark SARATOGA Whiskey $1,14 P4- in a fall. avenue and returned to New York. Port, Sherry, Muscatel, Tokay AS LOW A S 2 yrs. 4 mos. old Fruit Industries—Delicious P. J. Kilroy and family are at their Miss Dorothy Mayer of Hillside Smooth - Mellow $2.20 qt borne on Park avenue after spend- spent the week-end with Mrs. Mao LaGlglla. 49c 89c $1.73- ing several weeks at Jersey City. bot. H gal. gal. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rooney are Mrs. John Toner has returned from CEDAKDALE 99° vt. 1.59 per yard BY JPOPULAR REQUEST the South Amboy hospital. McKesson's Best Bet the parents of a son. qti GOLDEN GLOW—RICH John Wild of Newark has ended a Frank Burke has returned to his MABYLANDStraight *l,89 WE ARE AGAIN OFFERING stay at the Ridge house on Bast home at Elizabeth after spending the 18 mo». old 35c 69c $1.25' Broadway. summer at Gravelly: Hidge house on Armitage&BayntonJnc Bast Broadway. bot. W gal. gal. • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott of HILLTOP "THE BUG STOBE" Kearny spent the week-end with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan of Illesling, Claret ggcgal. Robert Jamieson. Jersey City have been visiting the A Jllld Bourbon Burgundy, Dry Wines Featuring the products of former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- •1.25 «*• FREE! FREE! Mrs. Joseph Muroskus la home Ward Sullivan. . ' A. & M. Karagheusian, from the Monmouth Memorial hos- Mrs. Frank Cajahdrlello has re- Open Evenings Till 11 — All Kinds of Beer on Ice pital at Long Branch, where she wasturned from a visit with her son, Jo- 12 MONMOUTH ST, BED BANK The Newest Creation a surgical patient seph, at Washington. IF ITS FROM SPITZER'S IT'S GOOD Miss Marie Hardy has returned from a visit at Tuckerton. • The local chapter of the Red Cross In CAKE PLATES has resumed its meetings, and met on Tuesday night. FRBE—WHttE OUB Louis Leone and, family have closed • ; ; SDPJ?tV 1AST8 ;'.. their summer borne and returned to FREE:—With purchase* ot Plainfleld. , 6Oo or oyer In our Drug Do- I Mr. and Mrs. James Sheldon have I partmentr-one of the new, had as Their guests Misses Dorothy Leading SUEDE Shoes for Fall II J smart art glass cake plates and Myrtla Sherman ot New York. 1 now all tbe VdrOe. A prln The Ironside Athletlo club will hold J potsesslon for any bottew. ' ft card party September 19, And Suede Is Outstanding L..We Highlight Three Groups 'Useful ji* well M orna- Mr. and Mr*. Richard Treiribley mental, have returned Iron) a etay at Bridge- ton. Flease Corns Early—While William Barclay, a forme? resident SUEDE PUMPS Our Supply iAsts. oj Union Beach, now ot Kearny, has With Oxford Accent Scott Rowland CLEANSING CREAM Ragular 50c 4 ox. JAR 6.50 FACIAL TISSUES BOX OF BOO-R«gul»rly 27c This budget-priced group of shoes in suede includes the big number of the new season... pumps cut high on Both for 59° your instep in oxford manner. Very effective in making THIS SPECIAL PRICK SAVES YOU 27c your foot look tiny. See the shoes sketched left, just WHIKfOUR SUPPLY LASTS, two from the group: ! _ High Tongue Pump (sketched left, top) comes in pitch black suede. Gypsy effect, very new. Patent trim. Dressy. . The Kridel Show The GILBERT opens this week. Button Strap Pump (sketched left, bottom) A dependable time keeper that, comes in brown suede with brown calf trim. will five long service. A real $1.00 value priced at £*if|n» Who do you think ' Sporty, for tweeds and shirtfrocks. only O«rv .- is the leading Coihpleia asseftnenf of fln tlodu, «M Hm, lnw We n. man? RUBBER BOY SC«?VT This display has DRESSY SUEDES KNIVES YOU written all GLOVES Sturdily over it. YOU are of Exceptional Design ered «teel 4he basis for the E lodti. ritodels, the ma- your Standard terials and the «it» Seovt prices. 7.75 model. ^ Ac And we hope Shoes of patented design, exclusive witK Stelnbach YOU are reading Kresge's in Asbury Park. Arrestingly smart, and this advertise- definitely dressy for your important occasions! ment, for that is Sketched right are two styles from the group Lighthouse Cleanser whom it was writ- ^•MtlNI MOUSIWORK" ten for. Suede Strap Pump (sketched right top) comes We want YOU to in black suede with half-dollar size patent but- come in and see ton. Monk strap. High china heel. therie sparkling styles just as tho' High Suede Oxford (sketched rigHt, bottom)' you were going comes in new colors: grey, wine, brown, green, Mwle by Arnwtor * C». to purchase a and black with contrast piping. Hollywood ward- robe of 20 suits. Spend only your Smart New MATRIX SUEDES WEBSTER SUPERIOR time ... that suits us ... the suits DICTIONARY will take care of Reg- Otrffne* 81,000 term* and trat the rest. 10.50 ' *p«c(

Sulicriptlon Price 1 Out Y«ar 12.00. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24," 1936. Six Mcrathi. ll.oo. Slut)* cop/, «c PAGES I TQ Prothero Given Jail Conditions COUNCILMAN DEAD, George H. White injuries Upset Safety Week Women Organize Local Tax Sale Hearing Before Fully Discussed Of Little Silver Red Bank Grid Republican Club Tho following Safety Week Next Month At By Freeholders proclamation has been Issued by Eatontown Body Claimed By Death Squad For Week Mayor Charles R. English: Here Last Night Borough Hall WHEREAS, His Excellency, Pine Trie* Inn Proprietor Give* Director Wyckoff Makc» State- Thi» Section Lo«t One of Its Harry VanNote, Jack Henry and Harold O. Hoffman, governor of Mrs. Emma VanSchoick, Who 'ulia M. Keough, Collector, Ad. But Known Residents in His New Jersey, has proclaimed the Satisfactory Explanation of ment in Reply to Letter Sent Art Cotgreave Injured—Rum- Started the Movement, Made verli»e« Property for Sale f Tonight—Drive Started Tues- tho grave and taps were sounded by exhibited the Gertrude R. Elkus with an income of $25,000 or more- otal number ot Inmates at the jail a bugler of the same organization. E. Price, Dr. James Stokes, John B. voted practically all of his time to lumbered 111, and the capacity of day Night at Dinner Meeting Boyd, Dr. Walter Rullman, Harry the development of the cemetery in dahlia, which is named for Mra. escapes almost entirely, while farm- g Elkus. Ths flowerB are white with ers and other pro'perty owners, re- Bclford lost one of Its best-known Jail Is 114. Surely when the The bearers were Edgar Dcnysc. Clayton, Chester L. Ebie, Royal Trua- association with Superintendent Ed- iherlff came In on September 4 and off CommitteeCi . Sr., George C. Hopping, Fred Ayres, well, John Glblon, Charles McBride, ward H. MOrford, and through their lavender tips. With this seedling Mr. gardless of Income, have to meet tax residents yestorUay in the death of 1 bills which aro frequently beyond ;ave the, startling news as to the Thomas U. Renehan, Harry Sickles Dr. James W. Parker, Livingston ft Griffiths -won prizes at a number of Frank P. Yarnall, who for many and Victor E. Grosslnger. The in- e ortg lne ccmetery hag become ono other outstanding; flower shows. The their financial means. Ha declared years was Jury clerk of Monmouth hen number of Inmates, It was a The first report meeting of the a dy J W M complete surprise and ono that should Salvation Army campaign commit- terment was under the direction of " " - **!- - ;,If"' 5[l. /.v°J I of the best known in the state. He atorm last week caused large damage in favor of a state Income- tax county. He died from intestinal Dabney, Alfonso DeMaria, Rev. John vas also supervisor of roads In Mid- rlvo the board a great deal of con- tee will be held tonight at the Pres- R. R. Mount & Son. B. McCloskey, Rev, Edward W. Mill- to flowers and due to this fact fewer Tho state constitution, which was trouble aftor having been In poor ern and ono that'should require byterian church. Tho drive to raise lotown township for many years. exhibits were made by residents of adopted In 1844, was described by health since March. er, Rev. Herbert S. Craig, B. C. Mr. Lufburrow had a charitable cry serious consideration." $8,500 with which to cacry on the Mulrheid, Ralph S. Pearcc, Dr. Allan this section than had been anticipat- Mr. McCampbell as antiquated and Mr. Yarnall was a native of Brook- isposltlon and assisted many less ed Mrs. Grlmths won two second behind tho tlmca. Ho said that b»- Freeholder Parkes stated that he work of the Army at Red Bank and Burned To Death Randall, John B. Allen, Charles Al- lyn and a son of George and Jane vicinity oponod Tuesday night at a 'ortunato persons without seeking prizes in the dnhlla classes. cause of this fact corruption and en- wag chairman of the committee in laire, John J. Qulnn, Al Chambers, iny publicity for his acts. He waa Ftrklna Yarnall, His father died 18 dinner. The spoaker was Colonel In Weehawken Home George Olmstcad, I. Jay Trubln, efliciency wcro widespread. Reform years ago and his mother died three charge of the jail and outlined tho f a genial and kind-hearted nature The ahow will conclude today. In tax legislation, ho said, would Herman Roberts of Asbury Park. M. * - in efforts that he had made to have Louis Mondel, Morris Jacks, Monroe .nd quickly mado friends. Among the judges aro James Ken- years ago. The family moved to V. B. Smock was toastmaster. Eisner, Newton T. Doremus, Louis force economy and invite capital into the WPA grant hurried along, adding Harold C. Cottrell, 45, was burned His wlfo, Mrs. Sarah Amanda Pat- nedy of tho Haskell estate In Mld- Now Jersey from other states. Btlford about 35 years ago. Prior to death Sunday morning when he Conover, Albert S, Miller, J. An- to that time Mr. Yarnall WBB em- that he and Sheriff Roberts had both Morn than 100 officers of tho state erson Lufburrow, died in May, 1021.cilotown township and Joseph Ken- organization and their guests attend- was trapped In a bedroom of his thony, John L. Montgomery, Anthony "Establishment of a ten mill tax ployed at Brooklyn by the Colgate used every possible effort toward Surviving: are a son, William G. Luf- nedy, superintendent of Mrs. Lcdy'3 limitation would ruin tho credit of that end. The delay was attributed ed a convention Monday night In the home at Weehawkon, which was de- Bacclgalupl, R. J. Bailey, Harrison burrow of Mlddletown; five grand- catato of Cobba Ferry. Eugene Wor- company. Methodist church. Colonel Albort E, stroyed by a three-alarm fire. Mr. Bance, Harvey Basle, E. Becker, many of our towns, I am told," Mr, . Mr. Yarnall was a painting con- o the lack, of the proper labor facili- hildren, William, Margaret and den, superintendent of the Stout ea- McCamphell said, "but what does Uie ties here, he said. Since Sheriff Rob. Bates of Nowark waa tho speaker. Coltyell was organlzor of tho Amer- Morris Becker, J. N. Beers, Benja- Richard Lufburrow, all of Middle- tr\tc on Navcelnk River rood In M tractor, In politics ho was a Repub- min L. Atwatcr, Samuel Rogers, Jo- credit of moat of our towns amount erts knows ot the effort, he deemed Colonol Bates told tho assembly that ican' Merchants" association of Rod own, and Miss Jcatino Lufburtow dletown township, Is another exhibi- to today nnyhow. And what does lican and a. very active party work- it unfair for him to criticise. Every the alms of tho Salvation Army are Bank and until hla death was here soph Worthlngtnn, Samuel Berkc- tor. er. Honesty and ncighborlinesswcro and R. Harry McMahon, both of Red U1I3 argument amount to In the face request that haa been made for the spiritual and that all other activities, every day supervising tho activities of witz, Otto Beutell, Albert Burdge. Bank, and two sistera. Mrs. William his outstanding characteristics. Ha Mrs. A. P. Taylor, Mra. Blntchford ot possible benefits from a modern Jail has been granted, Freeholder such as providing material relief, the association in which several Red Martin Thompson of Middletown nncj FIFTIETH AN'NIVKHSABY. tax pyBtcm bused on nblllty to pay wu a member of tho American Me- Parkoa concluded. waa only a means to an end. Bank merchants hold membership. Sherman, Mrs. Patrick Cotter, Judge Mm. Caroline Applofjato of Wood- chanics lodge of Belford, tho Ma- larry KlatBky, Dominio Mazza and rather than on such elusive things as Freeholder Arthur Jjryor added The speaker praised Captain Firemen found Mr. Cottrell'a body bridge. Spiirs-ltophut'lt Celebrating Kvent tho honents now received." aonlo lodgo of Atlantis Highlands, on the floor on the second floor. Six John Vaccarelll. ' Patriotic (Jons of America and Chem- that he also deemed trie criticism un- George Forrester of Nowark, who Is The funnral will bo held Saturday With n StonvWlde Sale Mr. McOimpbell laid much streap* fair, knowing that efforts had been at Red Bank to takn charge of the other persons, Including Mrs. Cot- on the fact that tax limitation laws loal fire company. Ho Is survived trell, required hospital treatment, in BlJTl'HIN TO SPEAK IIKUH. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tho Wor- Tho Hears-Huebuck firm la now by a brother and a sister, they be- made to remedy the situation. Di- local drive, very highly. Former funeral homo on ICasit Front nre in rffrct in Imllnnn, Ohio, Went rector Wyckoff later added that the PflBtmastor William A. Sweeney in- addition to two firemen, who were celebrntinK Ua 50th annlvornary. Virginia and. other states, lie aald ing George Yarnali of nolford and Hreot, with Rev. George W. Younp;, Special Malt*;) arfi being conducted In possibility of sending some of the troduced the speaker. Guests of overcome by smoko. ltid Bunk Rotary Club to Hrar [xiator of Mlddlplown Baptltst church, thoy had luuiitfht tux relief for prop- Mrs. B. Clarence Kauffman of Sal honor Included Mayor Charles n. all linen uiul l'\ U. Marshall, manager erty owners In thooo tttatea and ,tlmt local prisoners to the Middlesex Congrcssmnn at Today's Meeting. ItlcintlnB. Burial will bo In the fam- 11 tlmore. En(r)l«h, Mr. Bmock, who l» chairman of the company's store on Monmou ! Nfiw Jersey should take tho game county workhouse was being dls-, Duo to the efforts of Chillies K. ly plot 111 Fair View cemetery. The funeral will bo held Sunday cussed, but had not yet been settled. of the campaign committee, and Rev. Boat Club Dance street, saya tho sales nro exceeding action. afternoon at 1 o'clock nt the houso John A. Hayes, pastor of tho Pres- Straun, tho Red Hank Itotnry club the most aangulno expectations. To- and lrSO o'clock at the Deltoid Moth, Clerk J. Russell Woolley reported today will bo privileged to hear Con- hat ho had communicated with the byterian church. Saturday Night SIIUCKEU HY T1IK WIND. morrow and Baturday u special evenv Free Sntn of Tuhlewnrn. o41at church, with Rev. Nol»on Moorn gressman William It. Hutphln of will bti a 50-cent Bale, in whli-h n WPA district bfltce at Asbury Park A publlo evangelical scrvlco was Mntawan, who linn personal HI:- UgRntt'H Urug ntore. will KIVO away Ib charge. The lntcrmont will be In A largo attendance Is expected at Corn Stripped Oft HtnlU noil Hunks varlnty of bargains will ho oflVroil Good Luck cemetery, Cmlarvllle. relative,to tha grant for tho improve- conducted by Colonel Bates after the tiualntanco with almoat every mem- three TS-plcco aota nt tableware this ments to tho Jail and Wu Informed dinner meeting. Among the speak- the first fall danco Saturday night H Itrniovrxl liy liy hniul worn Tho RcKister. Charles .A. Wolbach, juporvlnlng be gtvon, IM it depended upon the Red Bank corns; Major Phoebe Al- ipeaker, atld tho Hotiirlnnfl look found by John '1'. domi, who bus tho winners are given with prlnolpM of Rumson public schdoli n\pney available and tho working len, retired, who has served the fisl- ing and Minn Christine Brooks will ;iiui-h«ncn at thn store. Tho •«(« entertain with popular vocal selec- forward to hearing another of hln largo, fnrm nr-nr Viiiiilorlmr^, lif- Itunco l'nrty Is mulling arrangement* for th qusta for the county. vatlon Army In Ireland, nnd Colonel ln«plrlnK nddrnsHcfi. ter tlm storm I''ridny. Tho corn Ifiy lat of ftllvri-ware, lilshea and Rumson adult night school. If a suf Walter Jenkins, former national stc- tions. There will bo novelty danco Ntweslnk Rebekuh iodfen of Roil Ot. J»m«l A. Fllher of Anbury numbers. Ijtnt Thursday tho l!olnili\nn lln Iho ground. It luid hern blown Klaiawnro. floltnt numbgr of applications are re- Park - was appointed to the board of reta.ry, A BOIO wan given by Captain tuned to ll vrry IntrrrxtlilK talk hy off tlm ntnlkji by tho litmvy winds Hunk will hold a himco party In Olher fnioiem found tlu-lr corn th tt dit James F. Aefcorman of Asbury Park. I'roil J. Nobel and Frank Ilnvilnml bonrd rtloRinniB, ««"« vlvlil, »n w hunked In Hui nn tun manner. WlH ho DiTVml. Ml". Cnrrln 1'nltr.r- ^e will hold ft bunco party the state director of adult educa row nvonlng In tln< sorlal looms of Tha board also adopted a resolution, Tho stoni uwned by the Krldel HB tflohnlcBl fxnin|ilcH of offeim JURn damage, wan diuiO to Rpplo aim la rhnirnmn of tho roinmltteo tion. ho KnfoimiKl ,lwr!i it Hint plans, Application blanks rimy bn obtained Its sor®w over Dr. Ack- i-Btalo nt No. i Broad ntroct and Kummage Knto Haturilay. nnil dofeniilvn footbull. At tho close *'rr>tiH, Tlm (?nln whipped quantities whtih of Min. lona Cook, at Kumson high school, Kumaon «n arnmn's death and paying tribute to formerly occupied by tho DcFasto A large variety of articles has b«ei of hln remarks he wnn Inld hy n»v- of thl'i fruit from treon ami ninon Mliis Ani'lln I.ninli, Mis. floorgln Thfl parly WHF» IO havd I i held last fair Haven poatofflces, tha Ilumiyn his worlC M a mefttW ot the board flowsr shop ha* been rontod by tho collected for a runminge nala to h< «iral Itotmlnnn that, thny had thn stm in Lnhd'ti elder mill at Hoo- mm, Mm. Klliabtith Hoffman, Frltlny hut v*nH |io«tif>in()it bscRti Atlantic, * P»elflo aha drug utoria, of m«n«g(ir» of Altenwoud hospital bakory firm of Dtlgan Hros. through hold all dny BRtunlny nt Union fin clonrer ldfia of tho IntilcnolflH of beyvllln bnti lierm overrun with Minn Khlit Mnltrnm. Mm. Klla Klo of Btonny wfiithtsr. F»«lcky's and JTrml Iflormily'a stores. find at fitkln hospital. tho agenny of Curley A Bray. Dugan house On Shrewsbury avrmio by footbnll tlmu ever liefntT. "wlndftiilH." Kven thfj mont cni-fl- xln HU'I Hauy AUXIN. Hro«. now operate a bakery buiin«»s B*v*r*i launlclpalltlea filed tliolt Court 8t. Jumen, Catholla nuuglitni ltov. Wllllnoi harmful Tipmlin fully tended on-lmrdn Buffered iliim- dim Chili Ilunra I'arty. on Monmouth street and because of 4'unl 1'iirly for (hiirch. ancing, Ornhmtrn, Friw ftpaihetti, raquasu for apniopilatlonn Cor road of America. Tho «»le will be direct jmalor of tho First U«rnrm*d rhurnli n|;n of Hill kind. A buiirii 1'iiity for lh« b«n«At lnor«»«ln« business they will movi "f Jtml Tlnrilt, will hn rm'flvrd In (tin turdily night. Went iCna T*v«rn, work to b« rionn nnt year from ed by Mrs. L&wrenca Itochft nml i <}no i>f i* neil*>« of Ttuumlay even* tho Hum Inn 11".1 uml (tun cllltl Will oirnei r WenWn t Kront/»tr»«t/ t and to ttin Imgnr store on Bro*d ulicet. H«d Dank club today "» II" nfwl d Mor- »t»tn hltfewey funds. Thny Included coinmlttea of »Mlst«nl«. Hhrll IHAhnrmcu'fi Meeting. Ing citid itMitlfM for thfi benefit of bn hold >ii lulrlsy nlghl, f^rd plmwl , Bed''nenkBd'nk . AdvmlUa- fhntriold tftWMhlp for the Wemrock member. lllKh Point Rpli'ltunllst chupel will 35, »t tlm Union lira btua* Ml lit«nt, ^ ^ I HeweU township for the O»k Tim monthly mooting of tho Bay bn hfM tonight fct tho homn of thfl Mooting. A New (hiittneM. nhoro Hhell Klahritmoh'* A6gM. Advertise to all liittHTMtcd. tK'inous to tttteml — WM e«.pt#*»*4 tn tlM beard «t lh« tlm house nt thal t l>lr,<-». Ad- Herbert Bmtt, d»»l«r In Chrysler oil mfint. .Itwonh N, I'nwlcr of. Htvulve, N«« fo the Mt*r -from AtUntlo township Htnm Maturdajtjr r Mabel Colnman school of dancing, will he made hy Republican huineii, burn«t. and appliances, Mr. joney, will Im Urn KtHwt ipaak until * p, m. an acoount of holiday. |B Jjewwr plats. Phone SMU.^Ai tm UtMr •niiMMKw In rapalrln* th. I** for township oftlces. Ail Th* lotd to batter mid hlggni«f«r Ibust nrett typtots to open builntM In i* lead* throuchTita ]Uxrtitor'! i Thn ftnamUtlon hnhU It* HioeUlif,* l>avM»on MrotB« " - mm* , at*, tasted. t» ftttaw RED BANK BEGISTEK, SEPTEMBER &>1988. coatejrsnces and Bay b* prtianted Store Manager It Young Woman's Annual Session to this session of tie annual eon- Going To Greece Assessor To Be -?^Hai|r#clicr .' 'ereno*, it to not knows whetlisr this matter will reach a climax at this Guest of Lions lm» or not Chosen By Voters Party At Rumsot Club Hostess Of N. J. Methodists To Bring Little rorce Atkinson, new m%n*mr of Married 25 Year* to* 8ehulU4JnlUd stars oa Broad To Conference Now Being Held Daughter Here Of Middletown street, was guest of honor at tha Mr. «„! Mrs. EA«rd J. County W. C. T. U. rojular nwetlnr of the Had Bank TtHih School For Parent, EnterUiii«4 Lions club Tuesday night at the Elks •ad Taachers Next Tu*td«y Possible Approval of Mergw of To Hold Convention George Noglow Has Never Seen Republican Executive Co uitte and Friends at DinV Held Opening Meeting Monday olub. He was Introduced by Dr. Th»o- Nflt Might to Hear Committee Re- Three Great Denominations His little Motherless Girl- Select. Waiiam E. Ralph M "ore Doremus. . , The Ust annual County W. C. T, The attendance prise was present- s ports—MM. Harold Allen is Into Om .Combined Body U, convention will be held at the May Brine Hi* Mother, Sister Candidate. of tbtk Party- The Kunwon par«pW«acner MMtKi< Mr. and Mrs. Edward J, Connor ot ed hy WlUlam T. Jones and was won ,tlon will open Its season Tuesday, May Take Place This Week. Eatontown Methodist church next and Brother Back With rfim. Lester Sickle* May Run. by Stank Mtrrltt, Anoth»r award, Hudson avenue celebrated their sil- Guest Speaker. Tuesday. The morning session will light with a r*c*pUon.at the high ver wedding anniversary Saturday contributed by Harold A- OlbUn, sec- ichool auditorium from ,6 to »:80 l>egln at 10:30 o'clock with Mrs. Le- retary ot the Red Bank lodft ot night by entertaining friends and The. opening meeting of the Young The New Jersey Annual Confer- roy Thorns of Ocean drove, county OSeorge Noglow, one of Red Bank's Howard W. Roberts, clerk of Mid- .'clock for parents and teachers. relatives at a dinner party. Jletown township, has certified to Eaks, was fivan to Iiester C Lovett. Miss Ruby Hartoorn of Atlantis Woman's club of Bed Bank was held ence of the Methodist Episcopal iresident, in charge. beat known business men, will sail Tonight a, delajatlon of membsrs The couple, who have been resi- Monday night at the clubhouse on hurch opened its annual session in There will be a roll call of the on the steamship, Satunia, Thursday, Edgar I. Vanderveer, clerk of tht Highlands will under several con- dents of Red Bank the past ten, county election board, that the of- of the local club wlU attend th* char- ralto solos and readings will be giv Broad street when reports were giv- he First M. E. church of Ocean :ounty and reports of officers and dl- October IS, for his native heath at tar nlfht celebration of th« new Eng. years, were married at New Haven, en by, the various department heads City at three o'clock yesterday aiter- eetors will be ifiven. The afternoon Mytllene. Greece, to spend about five fice of aseessor Is to be filled at toe I by Miss Ann Enghoun. . Gonntctlout. Mrs. Connor before her ileotlon la November. The Republi- llshtown Uoos dub, which will be Mra.. Lyall Enstice, Jr., is chalr- on their programs for the coming oon with Bishop Ernest G. Rich- program will begin at 2:30 o'clock. months, with tha intention of brlng- held at the, Freehold Elks JiettM. marriage was Hiss Margaret Rtllly. ardson presiding. This is the first ng back with him his daughter Dea- can executive committee of the ian ot a card party, which will b* year. The club will act as hoatesB Mrs. Ethel McAllister of Montdalr, Tha last golf tournament of the 'She I* a daughter of John Rellly and at a dinner-meeting to the third dis- lesslon of tha conference to bo held itate corresponding secretary, will plna, whom he haa never seen. Mrs. ownshlp, at a metUttg- Monday sld at th* high sohoat W«da**day tho late Mrs, Bellly at New Haven. trict conference which is to be held in Ocean City sines 1911 when Bis- John Morris and her five children light, unanimously selected William season ot the Lions ot tho state will ight. October 28, for the benefit of e the speaker. There will also be a J. Ralph as the candidate of the held next Wednesday afternoon Before moving to Red Bank Mr. and at theMolly Pitcher hotel, Thursday hop Hamilton presided. memorial service. The Eatontown f Red Bank, who have been spend- he welfare fund, '••'• Mrs. Connor lived at Lakehurst snd night, October 8, at 7 o'clock. Mrs. ng the past two and one-half years party. Mr. Ralph has held the posl- at the Swimming River Golf club Regular meetings ot the assoda- In addition to this being the an- W. C. T. U., of which Mrs. George B. ion many years. and a dinner will be served in the Matawan. Edgar Denlse is.acting chairman.. Whltfleld is president, will be in with Mr. Noglow'a mother at Mytt- on will be held'on the second Tues- nual session It also marks the 100th lene, will also return with him. It is expected that the Democratlc- ivenlng. At nest. Tuesday night's day evening of the. month. Mr. Connor has been employed as Mrs. Harold Allen, whose, husband anniversary of the organisation of harge. Luncheon will be served at meeting of the club at the Elks home an engineer for the Central Railroad Mr. Noglot-r is the owner of the Fualon executive committee wilt The: officers and. comraltUe chair- is active in the work of the Near- hat body and appropriate features ho Crossroads at Eatontown. meet soon to name a candidate. The their rtspeotjve Dullnesses and voca. ofNewJeuey. Mr. and Mrs. Connor, Bast Foundation, addressed the club will enter into tha conference pro- Monmcuth shoe and hat cleaning lons will be detailed- by Lester R. men are: , . have four children, Edward, RUey, luslness on Broad street. Eight iomlnee Is expected to be Lester Fmldut-o-Hri. Oteria Halltnai. : members Monday night, Mrs. Allen, gram aa arranged by a special com- ilcklei, son of the late Omar Sickles ftcss, Frank Merrltt, Edwin B. Con- Piggy and William. RUey has won for eight years a resident of Mace- ears ago be made a trip to Greece iver and Maxwell IKUarln, rint vlM prMldtut—Mn. Albm I*u- fame as a boxer In local rings here-i mittee. and married a girl who had been if Naveslnk, who for a number of ( donia, described the poor living con- Reformed Church ears was the township assessor, Bicond Klti priilltnt—Mr>. trail En- abouts. . . , ditions there and outlined the at- The following brief historical note his classmate at school. Several taken from the official Conference -nonths later he returned to Red iter Sickles served as assessor by Tha home wts attractively deco-i tempts which are being made to en- Holds Roil Call .ppointment for a short time after S«i™tir»—Mr». Howard Hlgalnioa. rated In silver and white crep* lighten tho people through the dem- directory will tell of the organiza- Bank alone, leaving his wife to make Trwu«t*r—Mrs. Edwin Champttn, .ion of the Hew. Jersey Conference. he death of his father. The noml- Pastor And Wife •WMut—Un. W. Kustr, MM. H. Ooet- paper and several bouquets of cut onstration centers set up By the iis home with his mother tempor- him. Mlu K. TletD«r. ''At the session of the Philadelphia rlly. It was his intention to (end jatlon was offered to Paul Posten of , flowers for the occasion. The couple Foundation, Voluntary contributions First Rally in History of Church laveslnk last week, but he declined Ttofnm—lin. lunr, are being solicited for the continu- Conference held in Union Church noney to his wife later to make the WeddedJO Years MWulnw-Mii; A. NMmr. received a number of useful gifts, lasement, Philadelphia, In March Held Sunday — Registration o acept it and at his suggestion the HcipltAllty—Hn. Bnitle*. Mrs. Bar- Mr. and Mrs. Connor had the pleas- ance of this project. rip to this country. However, fate iond Fnlitn, .836, a committee was appointed to Numbers 370 Person*—Bap- nterfered. His wife died in chlld- leaders turned to Mr, Sickles. The ure of having-as their guests Mrs. A buffet supper will be served at itter Is a Republican but Is believed Mr. nnd Mrs. George H. Mikech Mamben-st-lam— Mn. B.-Flildir, Mn, consider the subject of a division of tism of Infants. ilrth about seven yean ago. Bran. Connor's sister and brother-in-law, the next meeting Monday, October the conference. The committee rec- Mr. Noglow postponed making an- o be friendly to the Fusion cause- ot Shrewsbury Celebrated An- PoblleitT—M». TV, Bj«n. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman ot New 12. It will be In charge of Mrs. How- ommended a division. The confer- He has made no statement as to Haven, attendants, at their wedding ther trip to Greece until now, think- niversary Lost Sunday—Both ard Surbeek, who will be assisted by ence memorialized the general con- The Reformed church held Ita first ing it would be better for the child whether he will accept the nomina- 35 years ago. Mrs. Connor's father Miss Catherine Russell, Mrs. Wallace ference to allow it to divide Itself roll call and rally service Sunday af- o remain In the care ot hla grand- Jon. Nominations do not have to be in Good Health. Displays Products was alto preaent Bennett and Mrs. William Bradley. between 1836 and the sitting of the ernoon. It is planned to make this other until she became older than lied until 32 days before election. Others who attended were Mr. and, Refreshments were served following general conference in 1840. The gen- vent an annual one. The registra- o be with him. Letters from Greece The term of Mr. Ralph will expire Mrs. John Hoffman of New Haven, the business meeting with the club tion numbered 370 persons. uly 1, 193T. . The law extending the Rev. and Mrs. George H. Mlksch At Eatontown Bank eral conference of 1836 acceded to itate that Despina Is a Sine, healthy it Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Soden, Mr. and officers acting as hostesses. he request and the New Jersey Con- At the morning service at 10:45 lrl and anxious to see her father, erm ot assessors two yean was de- Mrs. James Curley, Miss Mary Lau- Those attending were Mrs. Wallace I'clock Dr. William Weber ot the lared unconstitutional after the pri- celebrated their 30th wedding annl- The First National bank of Baton- ference was formed. The first ees- 'he girl lives on the farm where own Is displaying In the lobby of rlno. Miss Josephine Chandler, Miss Bennett, Mrs. R. Theodore Blxler, ilon was held April 26, 1837, in New- ew Brunswick theological school mary election held and for this erssry Sunday at their home." Mr. Annie McQrall and Miss Annebelle Mr. Noglow was born. This place arM Mrs. Mlksoh have been resident*. he. bank producta grown In Mon- Mrs. Edgar Denlse, Mrs. Edward ark, with Bishop Waugh presiding. ipoke on the subject, "The Kingdom a operated by her uncle, Paul Nog- eason nominations were not made in Morris. Leddy, Mrs. Boss King, Mrs. Ronald f God Is Near You." The choir sang ;h» usual way this year. if Shrewsbury for the past eight mouth county. The exhibits have at- There were four districts at that ow. If ho can arrange it George tracted wide attention. and. created Mulliken, Mrs, C. C. Perrlne, Mrs. lme." The conference has held con- he anthem, "Lord, We Live Before Noglow will bring his mother and 'ears. Mr. Mlkach became pastor Douglas Edwards, Mrs. Ralph Rus- "ou Now." A quartet, consisting of t the Shrewsbury Presbyterian favorable comment during the past lnuous sessions each year during Is brother and his sister, Mrs. week, , sell, Mrs. Herbert Schaeffer, Mrs. the intervening years and was known Miis Myrtle Ralph, Mrs. Harry Es- Michael Svoronos, to Red Bank with Social Service To hurch after moving from Norrla- Hospital Auxiliary Harry Schilling, Mrs. William Sher- a spring conference until 1834 elle, Albert Snlffen and William Wll. Im, but he is doubtful of his abll- own, Pennsylvania. Walte's Sardens of Eatontown, had wood, Mrs. Lyons Standll, Mrs. How- . .ten the time ot session was on, sang "Our Best" ty to do this because of the immi- Hold Annual Meeting 1ST. Mlkseh married the former large display of Jersey's White Has Regular Meeting ard Surbeck, Mrs. Ivor Tang, Mrs. changed to September and it ia like- Four children, Morein Virginia •rration laws. Eva May Lynn, daughter of the late Seauty dahlias for which William H. James VanNoatrand, Mrs. Ross Wiley ly that it will continue as a fall con- ilghmy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Howard W. Haggard, associate Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lynn of Bethls- iVaite was' awarded a medal of . The Red Bank auxiliary of the and the Misses Janet Brown, Helen ference, as it is more convenient for Icholaj Elghmy ot Westslde ave- Mrs. Morris is a sister of Mr. fofessor of applied physiology of em, at that place. He is th* son ichievement that was presented to Monmouth Memorial- hospital met Bruce, Ruth Clayton, Virginia Chas- pastors who are transferred to move iue; Beverly Jane Anderson, daugh- tfoglow. She went to Greece to care ale university and author of if Mrs. Lillian Mlksch, formerly of ilm at a dinner given in his honor Thursday morning at the home of ey, Beatrice Elgenrauch, Lois Hesse, In tho fall than In the early spring. :er of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ander- or her mother, who was in poor 'Deylls, Drugs and Doctors" and Ihrewsbury, now residing at Lantiae- >y the American Dahlia society at Mrs. Butler 8h«l(lon of Boa Bright. ' Marie Hintelmann, Vera Norcross, The program for the opening session on of Shrewsbury; Bruce A. Craw- ealth at the time. She has flnce er, Pennsylvania, and the late Alon- the Pennsylvania hotel, New York, Mrs. Ernest H. Boynton presided. rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. The Science of. Health and Disease," Loretta Regan, Lucy Rice, Cather- yesterday afternoon included an or- ecovered, and George in his en- will be the speaker at the annual IO Mlksch. Rev. and Mrs. Miksch ast evening; O. Rezeau Conover, The members were invited by the ine Russell, Margaret Sayre, Alice gan prelude, followed by devotional Crawford of WestsMe avenue, and leavor to bring her and his brother ave one son, Harry, residing a* bolt's Keek, displayed corn, potatoes board of governors of the hospital Slmmonds, Margaret and Muriel ohn William McQueen, son of Mr. meeting of the Monmouth County ixerclses, Sacrament of the Lord's and sister to Red Bank has the best. )rganlzatlon for Social Service to be ^orrlstown. and apples. Frank Kutcher of to attend the graduation exercises Supp and Dorothy Thompson. lupper, roll call, organization of the and Mrs. John McQueen of Shrows- Following the church services on to be held by the school of nursing ury, were baptised by the pastor, wishes for suocesa of his two broth- j«ld oh the estate of Mrs. Lewis S. Eatontown, has shown apples. Other onference, business and. announce- irs living here, William and Peter, lunday the couple spent the .day in exhibitors and' their products are, lir the auditorium of Long Branch ients. Last night at 8:00 o'clock the lev. W. Carman Trembath. William Thompson at Ldncroft next Wednes- nd also of his brother Angelo of ay afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. eadlng congratulation cards re- George C. Rtchdale; apples from his high school Friday, October 9. • annual memorial service was held tohn Trembath, son of the psirtor, ;elved from their many friends, and Mrs. Boynton appointed Mrs. Paul Kiddies Present with Bishop Richardson, presiding. d Mrs. Trembath were baptised by Rutherford. Dr. Haggard will be introduced by irehards at i Phalanx j Dean's florist, it. Weber. "It haa always been my dream to Dr. Stanley Nichols of Long Branch. relatives. They ' were surprised In oses from their greenhouse to Little W. Ashworth to take charge ot the Tho memorial address was delivered laving: as Sunday guests Mr. and collection of discarded silk stockings iy Rev. A. E. Morris. ive the whole family > here," said William J. Ellis, commissioner ot Silver, and Carroll M. Barclay, apples Varied Program At 3:30 o'clock Dr. Harry Hummer, Villiam Noglow yesterday in talking the department of Institutions and Mrs. Sweden Worsley of Easton, 'rora his* orchards at Scobeyvllle. to be used in the making of rug* This morning at 9 o'clock there py former patients. Plans for a so5- as devotional exercises. The bus- pastor of the Atlantlo Highlands Ith a Register reporter, "Why agencies, -will also speak. Pennsylvania, Mrs. Worsley Was Playground Children Entertain ethodljt church, spoke on the aub- wouldn't I want them here?"he con- Officers and trustees of the or- maid of honor at their wedding. cial affair to be held In October were iness session followed with adjourn- made. A hat will be disposed of on Members of Lion* Club at ment at 12:30. At 10:30 a. m. the leet, "Worthy of the Gospel." The nued. "Red Bank has been mighty ganization will be elected for the Both Rev. and Mrs. Mlksch enjoy Coal Bid Awarded jood to us and I know of no other ne health and are constant workers the co-operative plan, the proceed* Meeting Tuesday Night—In- Woman's Foreign Missionary Society iloists were Mrs. A. E. Kellburg of «w term and other business will be Anniversary was held in the Pres- Plalnfleld, soprano, who sang "O, ay of doing such a good turn for taken up. about the house. Mr- Mlksoh, whan At Shrewsbury to be used for the payment of a terest in Project Increasing-. byterian church with Mrs. B. M. Mc- " vlour, Bare Me," and Mrs. Harry y mother, sfster and brother as to :hurch affairs do not conflict, spend* bath'recently purchased by the aux- lake them residents of this com- most of his time In hit garden. He iliary for the hospital. Coy presiding. The other meetings Eatelle of Red Bank, contralto, who HOME FROM EUROPE. The Lawes Coal company of Children who during the summer scheduled^ are the conference ses- mg "How Long Will Thou Forget lunity." l« an ardent devotee of hunting and hrewsbury was awarded the eoal Those present were Mr*. Roy Trus- participated In activities under the ilon, 2:S0 p,~m. Woman's Foreign e?" William Noglow is the owner of ihlng. >ld Monday night at a regular meet- well, Mrs. Mart Havlland, Mrs. A, auspices ot the Playground associa- Missionary Society Anniversary con- he Candy Kitchen and a partner of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Getty and Chil- Lambsrson, Mrs. Harry Button, Mrs, A supper was served from 5 to 7 dren Back from live Weeks Trip. ing of the Shrewsbury board of edu- tion on Tuesday night gave a demon- inued, 2:30 p. m. preachers' aid so- m. by the women of the church. ohn Morris in the ownership of the atlon. The bid was for 40 tons of John Ackley, Jr., Mrs. G. Kahn, Mrs. stration of their talent at the week- lety annual meeting, 4:00 p. m. The service at 1:30 o'clock opened trand restaurant. He has lived at Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Getty of Little A. L. Ivins Foreman 00.I at |f.60 per. ton, G. Harold Paul Ashworth, Mrs, Butler Sheldon, ly meeting of the Lions club at the jvangeliitlo service, preacher, Dr. with an old-fashioned hymn alng. Red Bank 25 yean or so and he got liver and their daughters, Martha STevlus presided in tha absence of Miss Sadie Child, Mrs. Persls Blake, Elks club. The program included Henry Clay Morrison, 6:09 p. m. the . Leon Siiby, pastor of tho iis start in business lite here by Lee and Suzanne, who. sailed. Aug- Of New Grand Jury President Walter C. Ouptil. Mrs, 8. B. Boynton, Mrs. H. Nor- folk dances, tap dances, vocal solos, New Jersey conference temple ban- man Hoyt, Mrs. Ernest Boynton and Netherwood Reformed church,, spokp e idling peanuts from a pushcart aad ust 12 on the Manhattan, returned Principal 5*otf "C.-England, gave a choral singing, athletic and tumbling quet In the Flanders hotel, speaker. th ti "Witi h hining shoes. Today he is one of September 20 on the Columbus after Albert L. Ivlns, well-known real •epbrt'bf ehroUnMril-and Ufa actirl- Mrs. Hormann Asendorf. exhibitions and short boxing bouts. Dr. Samuel M. Zwemer, 0:00 p. m. •n the topic, "Witnessing In the estate and insurance man of Red 1 The next meeting will be held Desert" The choir sang the anthem, the most successful business men of a five weeks trip. While In the Brit- les as planned'for tUe coming year. Some of the numbers wore highly the Fennlngton banquet in Hotel Red Bank. ish Isles the Gettys visited the Do- Bank and for years a prominent Tuesday afternoon, Qctober 20, at Delaware, 8:00 p. m., conference ses- "Lift Up TotiTt r Heail,Hl"" witith MrsM . The building committee reported amusing and created much laughter "For many reasons I have a warm on coast and cathedral towns of rapshooter, was named foreman ot hat all repairs had bten maflei Bills 2:80 o'clock at the home ot Mrs. Har- and applause. ilon. £ellberg as soloist. Instrumental he. September grand jury by Justice ry H. Button of 169 River road. lumbers were played by John lace in my heart for The Register," Glastonbury, Wells, Salisbury and mounting to $1,288.79 were ordered A feature of the demonstration iagaja, violinist, and Albert Hender- said Mr. Noglow in talking with the Winchester, then visited English Toseph B. Perskle Tuesday. Mr. ialdi Mrs. Laura Atkinson and Har- was the presentation of several bouts son, trumpeter. reporter, "but there is one special :ouslns in Surrey, They spent sev- :vlna has served on several grand ild RIordan were absent. Tomorrow at 8:00 a. m., confer- juries but this Is tho first time he by the coach and five members of nce session with devotions by the Mrs. Ezra Osborn and Mrs. Roy eason which stands out above all jral days In London, Liverpool, Ed- Takes First Plane the WPA fencing club. After the he rest. One thing for which X will inburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, Giant's has bean foreman. Justice Penkle Bishop, followed by business, 9:30 a. stten were In charge of registration. STAMP CXUB TO MEET. demonstration the children were Mrs. wniard Lawyer ind Miss Rose always feel grateful was the stand Causeway, Rostrevor and in Batn- referred to the murder at Keyport v lay conference, Harry S. Jack- Saturday night as a "gang murder,'' Ride at Age of 76 served Ice cream and cake. ion presiding, 10:30 a. m. united ses- Predmore had charge of the supper, .•hich your paper took In favor of a iridge, County Down where Mrs. i The. program was as follows: >lght school when I first came to Getty visited cousins, then on to but said the fact the murdered man Monmouth County PhllaUllo Group ilon of ministerial and lay confer- "ackson Murphy was chairman of was a 'gangster should haVe no to Have Auotlon Tomorrow Wight, Miss Martha Pennlngton, a teach- Fencing exhibition by Pat CarKieel, ences, 2:30 p. m. united conference he publicity and Miss Pearl Ralph Red Bank. At the time I was try- Dublin, County Wexford and Cork. coach, and team consisting of Pat To- Influence on the jurors. He referred er at the Middletown townBhlp high jfsnlon. 2:30 p. m. Woman's Home 'Irected the musical program. ng to persuade the board of edu- Mrs. Getty is known to many in The Monmouth' County Philatelic school, who is entertaining her 76- raaino, ' Domlnlek Garruto, Fat Barrauo, atlon to establish a night school. Monmouth county for her travel ser- :o two other problems ot Monmouth William-Tomalno and Amadea Ferrlgno. Missionary society anniversary with iounty—arson and carrying weapons loclety will meet at the Red Bank year-old mother from Mtlllngton, Dance, "At tha Codfish Ball,"..— ..... Dr. F. A. DeMarls aa speaker, 2:30 The Register backed up my request vice and advises that she was roost borough hall tomorrow night at 8 Maryland, arranged for their first Helen Ferry, Doris Morris, Anna Dean p. m., conference hlstorlcsl society iy a strong editorial ia favor of interested In how travel had Im- without a license. and Frances Marshall 'Big Hearted Herbert* The other members of the jury are o'clock, at which time there will be airplane ride Saturday at the Red Solo, "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie" meeting in the Flanders hotel, 4:00 such a school and as a result the proved in the British Isles, how good a general talk on f6r«Ign and do- Bank airport. Ernest Costa m. evangelistic service with Dr. noard saw the light and established and inexpensive the hotels were. The Ward B. Demarest, 158 South street, m«»tlo posts] Issues to be followed Tap dance, "Turkey In the Straw" Last Federal Offering Eatontown, merchant; Paul T. Ash, The teacher's mother, who Is Mrs. Morrison speaking, 4:15 p. m. con- t I doubt very much if this would English, Scotch and Irish like Amer- by an auotlon sale. LJiton Fennlngton, stated that she Edith Qulnty and Oeorsle Vaccarelll erence deaconess board meeting in iave been done without the effec- jcans and take a very kindly Inter- 82 Atlantlo avenue, Keyport; Alfred Dance. "Let Yourself Go" : "Big Hearted Herbert," the last J. LJppmann, Shrewsbury avenue, The s6cl*ty** meetings ot late have enjoyed the ride very much. The Helen Parry, Dorla Taylor, France! he Flanders hotel, 6:00 p. m. Drew ive work of The Register. Without est In them and make one feel wet- been exceptionally Interesting, many Marshall and Anna Dean iffering for the Federal players for Shrewsbury, broker; John B. John- 10-minute ride over Red Bank and Alumni dinner in Hotel Delaware, he current season, will be presented ha Instruction which I received at omo from the time he arrives untlf persons having attended as guests Fort Monmouth was taken in a Waco Solo, "A. B. Cs-.-Rose and Mary Salatlno jpe&ker, Dr. A. A. Brown, president he night school by opportunities to sails, Mrs. Getty says. ' son, Main street, Freehold, postmas- (Tap accompaniment by Edith and oday, tomorrow and Saturday at the ter; Benjamin AtwaUr, i Reckless that are not residents of this im- cabin plane with William Parrlsh as Qulnty VaccartUO of Drew university, 8:00 p. m. united Elks' club. The cait will Include succeed In business would have been mediate vicinity, pilot. Dunes, Carioca- Georgia Vacearelll conference session, with presentation imall Indeed." place. Red Bank, merchant; Allison Solo, "Red Sails In the Sunset" - Donald Smith of Asbury Park, form- TROUBLE ABOUT MILK. Stern, Scobeyvllle, broker; E. E, The officers extend a most cordial Isabella Richardson rly with the Point Pleasant play- While George Noglow Is away his Invitation' to anyone Interested In th* PLAY SCHOOL TO OPEN. of world service. luslness will be in charge ot his Alexander, River drive, Belmar, con- Tap dance, "Dinah" Edith and On Saturday at 9:00 s. m., the shop, who will enact the title role; Edward Scblmmel Says Charge Mads ractorj Mrs. Florence Cubberley, 123 collecting of postage stamps, covers, Qulnty Vacearelll and group Grandln Hammoll, Lee Case, Alice irother-in-law, Michael Svoronous. cachets, etc, to be present at any Mrs. Oeorge B. Brown at McLaren Solo, "St. James" Infirmary,"..Doris Taylor United Conference session with the The latter returned to Red Bank last Against Him b Unjustified. Morris avenue, Long Branch, house- {Impersonating Cah Calloway) Bishop presiding, 11:30 a. m. Itiner- Chadwlck, Robert Henry, S. Iden ot the society's gatherings. Street to Be General Supervisor. Tap dance. "Sweet Suo".,.Genneth Heaves Thompson, Minnie Lancaster, Jewel week after having spent eight wife; Dr. Nathan Tsnntnbaum, 148 Tumbling and pyramids by James ant Sisterhood annual meeting In the According to a news release from Broadway, Long Branch, dentist; "ohnson, Leona Hanaen, David An months at Mytllene with his wife. he State Board of Health last week The Red Bank Play school, whlsb Shonio. GeorKG ltlchsrrtson, J. Brltto, Jo- Hotel Delaware, 1:00 p. m. Itinerant He adds his wishes to those of the Harry Willy, Holmdel, farmer; PLAN CARD PARTY. is conducted on tho premises of Mrs). seph Hundley. William Shomo. Ernest Sisterhood luncheon in the Hotc' rada, Lillian Tucker, William Snalth Noglow brothers that George will that body has requested the attorney George Zucksrman, Miramax apart- Salatlno. It. DeNicrls. Vincent Cosentlno, general to file suit against Edward Arthur B. White on Harding roa«> Gcorgti Smith, William Figaro, JameR Fel- Delaware, 2:30 p. m. united Confer- and Mildred Cobern. iucceed In bringing all te Ghreek ments, Asbury Park, publicity man; will have as its general supervise* ton. J. Watkinn. R. T. Morris, Jamei ence session, 4:00 p. m. evangelistic The theme of "Big Hearted Her- Schlmmel of Leonardo on the ground Democratic,Reporters' Club to Hold Johnson. Jamei Marshall. M. Dean. Al- members of the family back with Harry N. Johnson, Highlands, insur- Affair at Maryland Tea House. this y«ar Mrs. George B. Brown *•: service with Dr. Morrison preaching, ert'' centers around an ultra-thrifty him to Red Bank so that they can hat milk which he sells is unfit for. ance; Louis Buckbee, Little Silver, bert Purges*, It. Desn, O. Dean. B. H 6:00 p. m. conference Epworth use. In talking with a Register re- McLaren street, who will be assist** lUcharilaon, James Costa. Krnest Costa >ld gentleman who, for years, has e molded Into good Americans. Mr, broker; Taylor Palmer, KnglUhtown, The $>e.mvcr*tlo importers' club, of by Mis* Helen Voorhees. Tony Costa. Snimjol Costa. Stanley Mor League banquet at Beck's rest&u- ruled his family with an Iron and Svoronous Bays that If George la un- jorter yesterday Mr. Schlmmel said cattle dealer; Arthur B. Grant, Syl- Red. Bank wUI, bold a oavd party ris. John IVanrlrnno. Tony Palandrano, miserly hand, denying them all but he charge was unjustified and that A meeting is being held this morn- Joseph Gerunl, Jnme.i Tumalno, Patsy Fl rant, 8:00 p, m., Lay Conference ible to do this he will go to Greece vanla avenue, Neptun* City, court next Tuesday.evening at tfce Mary- ing at. the home of Mrs. White at gnro. Gcorpo Morris and William WatVlns, Masa meeting in the muslo pavilion ;he necessities "of life. Finally the himself In about a year or so to IO notice had been served upon him clerk; Mrs. Frank Groff, M Union land tea house on' Riverside avenue. on the boardwalk, speaker, Chancel- 'amlly rebels, arid amid much hum- of a suit having been started. which mothers who propose to have lioxlrit:—William Walklns vs. Stanley bring his wife Athena and son Athan street, Red Bank, houiewifs; George Game* will start at 8:15 o'clock. their children attend the sessions are Morris. Tnny Pnlnndrn.no vs. Joseph lor Joseph M. M. Gray. >roua bewilderment on the part of th A He said that about two weeks ago Freibott, Port Monmouth, contractor! There will be table prizes and a door ton, William Shomo vs. Albert Wilson, Herbert, convince him that life Is o this town. Athan Is almost three present. It Is not knowrt" whether Fraiik Kpinoixi vs. John Fatandrano. Ray. The Sunday Morning Lovo Fens' an Inspector of the Btate Board of Edwin R. Smock, «S Inlet terrace, Bel- prise. Refreshments will be served. there will be a general invitation moml Morris VH. James Shomo, J in the music pavilion on the board- not Just a bowl of pennies. years old. Health toM him .to make certain mar, salesman; John K. Day, 141 The committee In charge consists for enrollment this year until after Hundley vi. H.rnlil «... walk will be at 9:30 o'clock, with Dr. Setting* for the play were designed minor changes at his dairy and that Klnele, simir, "Ti uckin'," by entire Krouii Broad street, Red Bank, undertaker; ot Miss Martina Hetly, Mle« Louise this morning's meeting as so many 1 Alfred WaRg leading. At 10:30 a. m with iliuioo by Itumiy Morris, Ilerber by Franklyn C. Moyan of Red Bank Mis» Frances Marks his would be compiled with. Richard Smith, 131 Purl street, Red Chadwick, Mrs, Harry Jackson, Mrs. mothers have expressed a desire to Tnylnr ami Robert Dean. the conference sermon by Bishop and William A. Bnalth of Lakewood He said that he has sold milk for Bank, assistant secretary; Dr. James Charles Scott, Mrs. James Anderson Wchardiion. Sunday afternoon In the Costumes were made by Mary Harris send their ' children to the play The program wits presented unde Tendered a Shower 6 years and that not one of his cue- Chaaey, 642 Broadway, West Long and Mrs. George- T. Hawkins. school again this season. the direction of Miss Jacquelln conference church at 2:30 p. m. wll" of Lakewood. George Cheeseman, al- omers had contracted typhoid fever, be held the ordination of deaconi Branch, physician; George J. Imiay, KlnK, I'anlel Pulone, PaUy Vac so of Lakewood, is master of prop- A miscellaneous shower was ten- ilthough this disease had occurred and elders. Sunday evening in thi erties. 409 Main street, Allenhurst, realty onrcin nnd William 71". Conchcn dered Miss Frances Marks Saturday .n the neighborhood. He said that broker. lldunen. music pavilion at 8:30 Epworth During intermissions, a federal or he invited the public to inspect his league meeting. A. dramatic, pro- night at the home of Mr*. Nell Olb- 'Pile Playground miHoclfttlon WiLS or chestra under the direction of "Chct tin of Leonard street Miss Marks premises so that they could judge EMPLOYEES' DINNER. gram In charge of Hie- cervice re Arthur, will play. Kttnlzod laftt aprlnR by the Scrvlc emits. Sunday evening In the «anv Is to become the bride of Frank De- whether or not the charge against Council of Itetl Hunk. Feeling thai Maria In October. Bhe received him Is Justified. Fowler's Market Proprietor Enter- thfl need for playground /ftcDltleB on pavilion at 7:30 the one hundredtl PRATE'S MARKET POPULAR COFFEE CONTENT. many beautiful gifts. Ulu. at M»ryUn4 Te* Heute, the. wrstsMe wan pntticulitrly ncute anniversary nervine with the opentni : prnyer by Dr. George II. Ncal wil Those present were Mrs. Anna BRAttXE TEA FOB MEMBERS. Thn employees of Fowler's mirke the proponent!! r>n!ahllfihed headquar- tin hold. There, will b« ten-mlnut Ameirlcan Store* Company Well Bat- llucklty, Mlsa Jennie Bainton, Mrs. 10 Eart Front St., RED BANK, N. J. ters In the former ShreWBhury ave were given a dinner party last week ' PHOKK Mn, addresses by Dr. Milton II. Nlcholi lstlrd With Coffejo Ensay Ilesults. Wanda Ceszeskl, Miss Catherine Mc- Mrs. William Plum ot Locust U> Be by Warran O. Fowler, proprietor, a( FBEK DKUVKRY. nun w'lwinl. Harm am how being Garrtty, Miss Nellie McOarrtty, Mrs ninile to hnvti the buildluK repaired. Dr. Woodruff, and Rev. Harry f The American Stores coffea con Ho»te«—Braille Friend* Invited. the Maryland tea house. A novel llenek, followed by an address b; Nell Ulblln, Mrs. Tessle Mlfjllotxl. TOO ABB ALWAYS BURB OF GETTINO THE BEST nt la proving very popular. Ove. Th« fourth Bralllt t»« for members event of the evening wa* a moving will » drive to Itlnhop Chmrlen I.. Mead, D. 1)., of thi Mrs. Mary Wsnzell, Mrs. Antoinette) picture show sponsored by Standard 1 (1,200 was given to contestants on flpagnuolo, Mrs. Anna Maiza, Ml and friends of th* Braille ssrvic* o VOB LESS AT OUR MARKET. crcatn further Interest In Urn project. KnnnaH City area. The music will ' coffee essays. Brands, Ine. A mfcthiK nf tho council, which the Monmouth County Chapter ol hy the Hheklnah Cllee club. How* times have changed Is Indl ima Dougherty, Miss Anna Dough- Thos* attending were Mr. «n ha* rcprfHC»t»lIou from ten orRant-1 Monday nt 9:0(1 a. m. the confer erty. Miss Concetta Haillc, Mrs. the American Red Cross will b« b«W SPECIALS FOR SEPT. 24-25-26 1 c.ated by tho numerous contests be- at the home of Mrs. William Plum. Mrs. Warren G. Fowler, William zatlonH, wnii hfld nt tho Y, M, C. A. encfl nBBBlon, with devotions by Ulah ing run by the various large com Maria Pica, Mra. Maria DsBantls, Rutgers, William Ro>w*U, Worden hratirjuni-ti-rd Tuemhiy niRht. Another' op Klchartlnon, follnwftd hy report Mrs. Catherine I'roroplo, Miss Mary Locuit Point. n*»t Monday, Septem- 1 ponies. Qrooms, Charles L«wla, Frank Om mecttriK will hi hold Monday, ()c- nnd appointments and adjournmen1 I'rocoplo, Miss Fannlej Wana, Mrs. ber 28, at 4 o'clock. Mrs. C. E. Wat STRICTLY FRESH JERSEY EGGS It Is almost breath taking when •on, chairman ot the Madison chap- kell, CharUn Cupples, Russell Stout, tobftr r>. The Jllnbop will be aajilsted In th Charlts Paris, Miss Margsiret Fargo, William Bhulty. Carl Wslsman, .Wil- Mre. living l«nvull and Mian alter of appointment* by the dl one considers that JUBI a fnw year- Mrs. Helen Calvor, Mrs. Ruth Mac- tar, will spMk on BreJli* pra» work. back In grandma's day all the home This will b* of special Interest to liam LeValley, Frank Frogall, Louli California Burtiatt Ititth I^eWnll me In rhnrKd ot the liict superintendents. intosh, Miss Beatrice Munsell, Miss Carney and Miss Hvelyn Brower. playground. Tho nrKfvn.EAtlnn.. rep. Ono of the maltern to he mibmltte hold chores wero done by ham lleatrlc* Layton, Miss Margaret th» local chapter, as a nsw pr* SPINACH Pear* 10 *<" 28c resentful ut th« Wonum's club, the to tlin annual conference by nutho isl'InR- and Ironing, liee-tlng an^ Marks, Miss Anx-lla Murks, Mlsi hai Just b«arhnr R»- Kptacopnl church Noulh and Ih ern Haa range, oil burner, •l-tctrl MattocGlo, Miss Koslna Maltocelo, will render piano selections, and»lnc Formor Opmtor of Slirew»bur; tinier Arid Junior Methodist, Protestant church wit washer and Irnnor, to say rtothln,. Mrs. Koslna Slco, Mrs. Batrah Urand •he la one of th* Brallt* service proo Ctab Fined for Heckle*. Driving. Beets and Carrot*. soOlatlon of thn about the K«ritvcollectlr-fr window hlgfh BRhmjIfl. ihv f.tniis and Hotary the Mrthndlnt JCplscopal cburc Miss Mary Hsiu, Mr«. Mary Munch readtrs It will b* of added lnttrtsl Mn. Minnie Kerwln ot Bronx, Sweet Com l<:m-h of tht>»e denominations aro vo alll rafiifirerator boxes. and Miss lloao Flfaro, all of IUd a lift thn QitftrlnuiKlr* and Tilart to msnt h»r. Mr* Herbert Wright Mew Tork, «uff«r»d a fraeturad right Wtmy Whit* ehiim of thn Y. M. <', Ing on the ttmmc queitlnn hy nutho: Now It nreins nil ttm good lo Hank; Mrs. Haul Mrdlnty and Mrs chairman of th« VrftJU* scrvlc* ol )•( Friday In an aoflldant at th* cor- Hy of their general fonfetenoen an true that American [Uores makei C'arrnella Borrantlno ot I^ons; Branch; th* Monmouth chapter, will prtstde, Mushroom* ...33c "• po.-inlliin to own the«« mod«rn n»r of Bhrvwibury »nd flyoamors Sw««t Potatoes. Mamti If the nexeftttary majority of the ft Miss Marl« PlnRatom and Mra. Ell and plant will be discussed to' f avenues, Shrewsbury, Ml* was nual conferences In each danomln pHances for Just buying a pound o Klotr.ln of H«*ddsn's Corner, Mlsss. unteor work during th« flomlnf y*ar 8tewlsg A lnK In tlon approve this margvr tha thte coffee, and w« understand It Is th Mary smd Margaret Btrohm«ng«r o. passthger In a ear driven by h< thft r»f All ptraoni lnUrwUd l« Bralll. husband, Domlnlck K«twl«. The «u- Plums Krset dtnotnlnntlona will btcnme on first (lme in tha history of fow Dtal. Miss Kartells Orshowskl, Mrs. work are cordially Invited to attend. 6'^25° Mlddlctr «ey«r»l y»*.T») it bi>« hstn clat« food dlspunsln son and Mrs. Louis* DeCarlo or L«o OH* jMectMf. of the Rhrswsbury Cmfntry oldfe, wh Orm* oti prot«e.il«n. nsrdo, Mrs. Daisy Shay ton of R» A mt«tlng of tht R»4 Bank Town now llvn at rttUfUld, Ml Wilt b« »hnuiin':*(1 at that tlm«. A oonf«r«no« which art now ««p»rat Brlfht, Mrs. Barbara «orr«ntlno ol •end «lub will b« held Tuesday svsn Mtt*. He wa* srrsst*4 by Pollo»m»i nominating j»«t!t!on la being olrou- b y thh* Harltan tlvar, Whils tbl« Boys run ins »t ttbbb « town hall. Atllon »1U Otto H»rd«n and An*d 10 for r«k- mattar tua bjsjB to Us minds tsliMtfe .jliing TI^ b (ak*(k n at tmt'« e>m(O . t o formm* «'- »l C onm etoh s4 .mm** mmHtmm, WsJowrigM. RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER U.1336. Jun«, ha* entered Baton Hall colUge, Church Notes. nnlvsrsary of that church will be will address a missionary tea of the South Ortnfa. ibstrved. Rumson. Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyter- Mr. and Mrs. George Young of ute U. Heppner, daughter Presbyterian. (The E.d Bank IfcgiiUr n b. booihl Ian church next Wednesday after- > h, BAMBERGEB & CO; Conover lane have returned home af- Methodist M noon at 8 o'clock at the pariah houie. of Mr. Mill Mrs. WalUr A. Heppner ter a 10-day motor tour through New Bumion from Ilt.b.rt Knlcbt, H>rrr The Sunday-school will meet Sun- Rev. Hollls Hart, pastor cf the At-Barltjn. Fred FlnMrt> and Walter Terbtrs Miss Sue Byers and Miss Marie Mun- oE" JHirrlson avenue, enrolled York stats and Canada. "id Mr. Oim.1 Monday In the Katherlne Qlbba' lay morning at 9:46 o'clock. At ths ntlo Highlands Methodist church. son, delegates to the Youth Summer school at New York city. She Is a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barbsrlo of sgular morning church service at 'Ill occupy the pulpit of the Red The Ladles' auxiliary of Rumson conference at Blalrstown, will pre- graduate of Red Bank high school. Monmoutb. street are the parents of LI o'clock the pastor. Rev. John A. lank Methodist church on Sunday, fire company will hold a bunco party sent reports of the conference and of *Mr. and Mrs. Vernon HuSt and a daughter born Tuesday night at iayes, will preach on the subject, erylces will be held at 11 a. m. andFriday night at "the Rumson lire work done by them as representa- Children of Cranford have moved to Rlvervlew hospital. 'The Value of a Man." The subject 45 p. m. The pastor, Rev. Albert house on Center street. tives of the- Rumson church. Re- Newman Springs road. Mr. Hunt Is Miss M&rjorle Munden, daughUr of if the sermon to be given at tha L. Baner, Is attending the 100th ses- About 20 calls reporting: wires, freshments will be served. a chemist with the American Cyana- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Munden of venlng service will be "The Feelings ion of the annual conference of the trees and limbs down were received Mrs. E. M- Burns had as week-end mld company at Warners, New Jer-Rector place, has returned home >f Jesus." The Christian Endeavor Methodist church at Ocean City. at police headquarters during Fri- guests, her uncle, J. J. Clear of sey. from Chicago, where she spent tores vlll meet at 8:15 p. m. The church school will meet at day'B storm, PoughkeepBle, and her brothers, J. weeks with Jane Worthley, daughter A delegation from the local church 48 o'clock with classes for all age Forty-hours devotion will start C. Qulnterro of Ohio Northern uni- Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Forrar of of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Worthley, ttended the Fresbyterlal meeting at roups. The Senior Epworth league Sunday morning at the 8:30 mass at versity, and William S. Quinterro of Wallace street and Mr. and Mrs.formerly of Red Bank. Jranford yesterday. will meet at 7 p. m. Holy Rosary church. Poiighkeepale. MUlard Aumack of Marlon street Mr. and Mrs. Rusiell Wymbs hav* W. L. Fredericks has charge of Mrs. William Ward and Mrs. A. A. Miss M. Elizabeth Connolly, pub- left Sunday on a two-weeks' motor returned home from a wedding trip he ushers for September. The ushers McKay are spending a week with llo school music supervisor. Is a med- tour to Ohio. They will spend about o Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. e J. Raymond King, Charles Moore, Baptist Mrs. John Dixbn at Metedeconk. ical patient at Presbyterian hospital a week with relatives at Anna, Oblo. They are residing on South street H. C. Sleber, Harry Worden and 'Repent Ye, the Kingdom Is Here" Beginning Sunday only one mass New York. A sunshine basket Is be- Mr. Farrar Is enjoying a vacation Reps Farrls, a member of the Red Stanley Parker. will be the Bubject of the sermon to will be celebrated at Holy Rosary ing prepared for her at the high from his duties with Jones Filling Bank high school facility, returned A regular meeting of the Young be given Sunday morning In the church at 8:30 o'clock. school and It will be taken to the stations and Mr. Aumack from his to his duties Tuesday as bookkeeping Men's Bible class of the Presbyter- Baptist church by the pastor, Rev, L. Suffern Taller and children »nd hospital Saturday by Mr. and Mrs duties, with the Jevsoy Central Pow- teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Farrls are Ian church was held Sunday morning Edward W. Miller. A wdjnen's rally Mr. Teller's sister, Mrs. C. Llddell, Charles Wolbach. er ft Light company. the parents of a son born September it 10 o'clock at the church, with 111 be held In the evening, with and children have returned from James Josoph Hogan of McLaren 10 In Tennessee. Mr. Ferris Is at ames Worden In the chair. Dr. L. trs. Miller in charge. Newporf, Rhode Island, where they SHOWING OF ANTIQUES. street, a member of tho editorial present residing with Mr. and Mrs. '. MacKenzle « gave the opening The church school will meet at spent the summer, and reportorlal Btaff of the Red Ross K. Wiley of McLaren street prayer and Frank Llnderoth rpad >:W o'clock. Under a new plan the John Murphy Is enjoying a vaca- Ancient Curiosities to Be Displayed Bank Register, and William Clair of Mrs. George Worthley of East Ber- :he scripture.lesson. Jesse Lelghton intlre school now meets In the church tion from his duties with the New at Shrewsbury. Elm place, an employee of the brok- gen place underwent an .appendicitis served as treasurer In the absence of tudltorlum before separating Into York firm of Domlnlck & Domlnlck. erage firm of Domlnlck & Domlnlck operation Saturday at Monmouth Leon VanBrunt lasses for the teaching period. Mrs. Annie Fagan and daughter Plans for the antique show to be of New York, left Friday morning Memorial hospital. Her condition Is The entire period was given over A meeting of the advisory board Helen of Hartford, Connecticut, and held In Shrewsbury are progressing for a motor trip through the South good. :o the president for assignment of HI be held Monday night at 7:45 Mrs. Nellie Ledwith of New York and much Interest has been Bhown. and Southwest. They expect to be Mrs. Thomas Cook of Broad street specific topics for study and dlsous- o'clock. The Men's club will meet spent lost week with Mr. and MrBTreasured antiques from a number away two weeks. Part of their Itin- has returned home after a visit of ilon during AugUBt to members. The at 8 o'clock on the same evening, P. J. Coffey of Washington street. of homes will be shown for the bene- erary Includes a visit to the Texas two months In New York state. topic for study and discussion for "'he school of missions will hold a The annual card party of the Rum- fit of Christ Episcopal church and Centennial Exposition. next Sunday will be "The Bible as lesslon on Wednesday and on the son parentrteacher association will Presbyterian church of Shrewsbury. Miss Jane C. Beers, daughter of History." following afternoon the Women's be held at the high school Wednes- The date has not been arranged Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Beers of Broad Those present were Ralph R. Eck- Missionary society will hold Its an-day night, October 28, for the benefit but the Bhow will take place the lat- street, and Nancy H. Malchow, ert, George Strauss, Dr. MacKenzle, nual rally and luncheon at the Mary- of the milk and welfare ftnd. Mrs ter part ot October daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mal- Jack and Robert Matthews, Albert land tea room. Lyall Enstlce 1B general chairman. chow of Maplo avenue, are at Wil- School Notes Doremus, Frank Llnderoth, Jesse A bronze placque bearing the Mrs. F. B. White of Ocean Grove It pays to advertiBe In The Register. son colloge, chambersburg, Pennsyl- Lelghton, Edward Johnson, Preston names of the late Eugene M. Magee vania, where they are members of Morford, Clinton Thompson, Stanley and Harold A. Laros, president and the freshman CIOSB. Junior High Clubs. Parker, Lewis Lowry, Albert You- organist, respectively, of the church Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Caruso of Junior high school pupils are or-mans, Erneet Griffiths and Harry iholr, has been placed on the con- West Front street are the parents of ganizing' recreational clubs such as and James Worden. lole of the organ, by members of a son born Saturday at Rlyervlew airplane, art, needle craft, dramatic, he choir. A memorial service will hospital. puttie and game, stamp and wood Trinity Lutheran. held Sunday at 11 o'clock. Shake Your Feet Have some Miss Doris Wllman of White street ! West craft.—Joe Moreau. and William Bott of Harding road Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis Eng- spent two days last week at Wash- land were received Into Trinity ington, D. C. While there they took Organise Gym Classen. Lutheran church by rite of confir- Receiver Denied into a Pair of a tour of many points of Interest. Miss Hcrmla Lurk, girls- athletic mation at ths morning service last Mr. Bott has been enjoying a week's instructor, has organized the high Sunday, For Toms River Paper Reversed Calf A social meeting of the Luther Allen's vacation from his duties with the school gymnasium classes under the Virginia Ham Frank VanSyekle automobile agency, supervision of class captains, locker- league was held Tuesday night at the Newark, N. J.—Vice Chancellor Al- ] Oxfords. and will return to work the latter room monitors and equipment man- home of Miss Mona, Franz of Fair 'red A. Stein has dismissed an ap-1 part of this week. agers. The captains are Esther Kap- Haven. plication for the appointment of a I 4.75 up Ready Whole ©r Matf Dr. and Mrs. R. Browning Wilson lan, period 1; Jean Dunnell and Bet- The building fund loyalty supper receiver for the Sun Publishing com-1 of Broad street returned Sunday ty Grlpper, period 2; Mary Blssell will be held tonight at 6:30 o'clock pany, publisher of the Ocean County | night from a week's vacation with period 3; Lois Cooke, period 4; Jean in the church hall on Broad street Sun, a weekly newspaper. I Tht news of this specially cured, specially cooked West Vir- his brother, Ex-Governor Stanley C. Smith and Bally Sleber, period 5 andThe supper will be served by the He held yesterday it would be "an ginia Inm Has gone from dinner table to dinner table, eves Viola Bottagaro and Helen Powers, Ladles' aid society. The committee Wilson and family, of Chelsea, Ver- ibuse of discretion" to name a re-! since we first told New Jersey hostesses about it. We've mont. period 6. In charge consists of Mrs. H. A. Hen- :e!ver because Its assets were In- drlckson chairman, Mra. Fred Wil- Ellen Theresa Murphy, daughter Extra activity points will be mfflclent to warrant such action, •oH, literally, tons of it and we still think it's the beet ham awarded the officers and for out- man and Mrs. Martin Dougherty. i George Frqmmel, Belmar, a stock- of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Murphy of Rev. Herman Brezing, director of you can buy. If yon want proof, atop at our demonstration Woodland farm In Mlddletown town- side sports such as swimming, ten- holder, had asked that a receiver be ship, was baptized Sunday afternoon nis, hiking, bowling, bicycling and the Wartburg Lutheran home al lamed. booth and we'll treat yon to a taste. (We warn you, you'll at St. James' church. The sponsors riding. • Mount Vernon, New York, will be Franklin H. Berry, counsel for Wll- were Mies Margaret Toomey and Twenty-flve girls reported Thurs- he speaker. Be will show motion lam S. Mathls, general manager of Peter Glynn. day for the senior high school hockey pictures taken at the home. the company, opposed a receivership, Miss Doris Rogers, daughter of games and many more are expected The Red Bank church will be rep- contending an appointment would FrattfcSor* Favorttee for Fall and Winter next week. esented at a meeting of the Shore Mr. and Mrs. Ensley E. Rogers of benefit no one but the receiver and Fndtidor Tomato Juice. 23J4 ox. tin __14ei e lor. 78a Branch avenue, has taken a position Junior high school hookey games District Luther league at Keyport his counsel. tomorrow night George Hanson of In the dental offices of Dr. Eugene will be held this week.—Mary Can- Berry said Mathls, son of Secre- FroJlldor Giant Queen Olives. Large jar— Newman on Wallace street. navo. Red Bank, district president of the tary of State Thomas A. Mathia, to- Fraltidor Mammoth Pimento Stuffed Olive*. Large Jar_ George M. S. Goff of Washington league, will conduct the business ses- gether with E. Moss Mathls, took Fnrltldor Cut Wax or String Beans. 1 lb. 3 oz. can. sion. street la enjoying a two weeks' va- Student Council Meets. over control of the paper In 1932, 17ei IS for cation at his home here. Mr. Goff Is The Sunday-school will convene a< The student council met Wednes- when It was Insolvent, and assumed Fwrltidof Mixed Vegetables for salad. 1 lb. 3 oz. can. employed by Rogers Peet company day of last week under ths super- 9:45 o'clock on Sunday morning with all of Its obligations. The lawyer And settle clown for an enjoyable Fall in this at their Broadway and Liberty street vision of H. Carl Kalt Election will R. Theodore Blxler In cha»go. Th> said E. Moss Mathls sold his Interest 3«c| 12 tor morning session of the church, store In New Tork city. bs held Monday. The council will to William Mathls last spring for Sporty, Scuff-proof, completely Comfortable FnkMor Fruit Cocktail. S tempting varieties cut in cubes. 15 which will start at 11 o'clock, will be »500, Thomas H. Reade of Locustwood, shortly present a combination radio 1* tor S.OS Red Bank, Is one of the first-year conducted by the pastor, Rev. Wal- Shoe. students attending Columbia college and victrola to the school.—Alfred ter Cowen. The toplo of the sermon David Goldstein, counsel for From- FrtrWdot SHced HarraHan Pineapple. 8 large slices. 1 lb. 14 In New York city. Sound. will be "Forgive Us Our Trespasses," mel, said the business had been ap- e*. em : ' - **•«« « tor. 1 •»• Mrs. Caroline Bray of Wallace one of a series of sermons on "Thepraised at from $25,000 to $30,000, • • • • street was a recent visitor at the Election of Officers. Lord's Prayer." although Its assets did not exceed home of her daughter and son-ln-lawj June Warner has been elected On Monday night Mr. Cowen will *10,000. He said the only claim Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Nell of New president of Miss Rogers' homeroom speak at & service to be held for pas- against It was a $15,000 Judgment Bug &•/ the ease tmd York, who accompanied her home tors of the New Jersey conference of held by William Mathls. class. Other officers are Marjorle Mads of selected whole for the week-end. Mrs. Bray's Holmes, vice president, and Doris tha United Lutheran synod of New George Furst, who said he rep- 9 Broad St., Red Bank ft.,,,,1, trait3 and granulated grandson, Gcorgo W. Kuper of New Rath, secretary and treasurer.—Mary York In St. Paul's Lutheran church resented all of the stockholders but sugar blended carefully by experts. 1-lb. jars packed as- York, left Saturday for California on Cannavb. ' at Hawley, Pennsylvania. On Tues- Frommel, opposed the receivership. sorted in a case. 2 Cherry, 2 Strawberry, 2 Grape, q» ijq the 3.' S. Virginia, where he has a day he will represent the Red Bank •J Green <3«g», 2 Peach, 2 Raspberry. Case of 12 *'••«' position as librarian, Family Addition. church and the Reformation Luth- i Too save 4ScI Mr. and Mra. James B. Mlsner Of Mr. and Mrs. Reps W. Farrls are eran church of Long Branch at the Los Angeles, California, are making session of the conference to be held the parents of a son, born Saturday at that place. 1 a visit with relatives and friends at King Daughter hospital, Colum- Phone Fraltidor* Fresh Prates here. They made the trip by auto The church school will meet Free and on the way stopped at the Dal'bia, Tennessee.—Mary Cannavo. syrnp. Large 1 lb. IK-* ea.; case "»lj) Wednesday at the home of the pas- OWLER 3334 ac las, Texas, exposition, Washington, tor on Brown place. Plan* will be Delivery Oregon wrie«y. McLean * ofU «*•*» D. C, and other points of intorest. School Notes. made for the annual every-membe: Too ssre ilo! They expect to remain here about a Frank Garruto of the 1986 June visitation to be held In the near fu- 3335 week. Mr. Mlsner was formerly a graduating class has received a J? MARKET ture, member of The Register's reportorlal scholarship to King's college In Ten- 'Gnmmt mai padun of foods tape ihtie grades ef quality^ staff. nessee. John Munn and .Albert Ott First Church of Christ, Scientist, s SYTfrfirn'. Cholet end fdghest of ail, Pane]/. Of these three grade* Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwenker, Jr., of the same class have entered Gettys- 7 Broad Street Red Bank Fancy k the only one we will accept for mu. exclnslvt Pruitldoc burg university.—Donald Pearce. Services in First Church of Christ, have rented a house on River road br&nd. at Fair Haven and will take posses- Scientist, at 209 Broad street. Red sion October 15. Bank, are held on Sundays at 11 a Four Leaf Clovers FANCY AROCeRree • Bambvrgcr'* Seventh Floor Blver Btreet School News. m. and on Wednesdays at 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler of J. William Helm, principal, spoke Washington, D. C, formerly of Red "Reality" will be the subject otth< on "School Spirit" Wednesday morn- Lesson-Sermon In all Churches ol Bank, are In town visiting relatives. ! Win CASH They are spending much of their ing ot last week during chapel per- brlst, Scientist, on Sunday, Septem- On Sale Beginning Today Thursday. time with Mr. and Mrs. John E. iod in the auditorium. ber 2T. HAVE YOUR Chamberlain of Branch avenue. Miss Louise Soviero has bsen en- The Golden Text Is: "Eye hath noi gaged as a substitute teacher and seen, nor ear heard, neither bava en- Card punched each time you make a purchase, Victor Wo'fkamp of William street sccrotary to Mr. Helm. has returned to work after a vaca- tered Into the heart of man, th< tion from his duties at Schneider's Two hundred new books hava been things which God hath prepared for there are no blank cards, everyone MUST WIN. Not one market. added to the school library.—Mar- them that love him" (I Corinthians garet Mazza. lucky person, BUT HUNDREDS. Robert Manson, son of Mrs. Edna 2:9)* Manson of Red Bank, has entered Among the. citations which com- Amherst college, Amherst, Mass- Senior Officers. prise the Lesson-Sermon Is tha fol- SPECIALS THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY achusetts. Mrs. Manson left Tues- Gucrln Ewlng was elected presi- owing from the Bible: "Great peac day for Miami, Florida, where she dent of the ti-X senior class at a have they which love thy law: and will spend tho winter. class meeting Tuesday during aoti' nothing shall offend them" (Psalm Headquarters for Real Jersey Pork ! Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shultji of itles period. Other officers are Patsy 118:165.) IMPORTS- Lindeh placo spont Saturday with Tomalne, vlca president! Edward The Lesson-Sermon also Includes FRESH Fowler'* All Pork I Fresh and Smoked Mr. and Mra. Julius Loos at NewPorcelll, secretary, and Lillian Ba.y the following passago from the CALA HAMS Dorp, Long Island, and Sunday at- age, treasurer. Christian Science textbook, "Science HAMS SAUSAGE Oft* I 23* tended a show nt Roxy theater, New The first meeting of the 13-B sen- and Health with Key to tho Scrip- Beautiful and rare Yorlt. ior class was held In ths auditorium tures" by Mary Baker Eddy; "Splril Charles Wodchouse, Phil Batlley Friday. Officers wore nominated and imparts tho understanding whlol and Lestor Swartz left today to re- they vMll be elected at tha next meet. uplifts consciousness and leads into CHUCK ROAST •»,..<:„• 2VU turn to tholr etudlcs at Lafayette Ing. The nominees are for presi- all truth. Spiritual sense la the dis- dent, Evelyn Wodehouse, Madeline cernment of spiritual good. Under- unlvorslty, Easton, Ponneylvanla. standing Is the line of demarcatlo BOOKS Bernard Clark of Borgon place and Brill, John Baxbarlo, Jack Henry and FRESH YOUNG JERSEY POULTRY ! William Pazlcky anil William Hln- Norman Hewitt; for vies president, between the real and unreal. Thli telmann, both of Rumson, will leave George Baine, Richard Hobbs, Har- understanding Is not Intellectual, li Frying or Roasting selected in England the latter part of thlo week to take ry Davey, John Blnlaca, Mary Ben- not the result of scholarly at- CHICKENS Long Island FOWL nett and Anita Matthews; for sec-tainments; It Is the reality of all (up to 4 lbs.). by out own representative up tholr studies at Lafayotto. things brought to light, God's Ideas DUCKS 23;, 25;, Edward Jacoubs and Edward Mul- retary, Barbara Sop'p, Ann Anthony, Jeane Dunnell and Dorothy Douglas reflect tho Immortal, unerring, an (up to au priced Mnefc below pnillihen' Uit prt>««. ligan will loavo this week for Hahne- Infinite" (p. BOS.) mann Medical school, Philadelphia. and for treasurer, Betty Ely, Albert MacDoniM, Mlna Davis and Thom- This is Mr. Mulligan's third year. Limited ediiiant Art books Sporting books Fint Mr. Jacoubs was graduated last year as Jardlne.—Alfred Adler, Reformed, Bottom Round or Boneless Chuck Roast . from Lafayette university. A preaching mission will be hel prtss books Beautifully illustrated booh Booki Harold Rloraan of Oakland street Bocoer and Hockey. at the Reformed church on Shrews- Stewing or Frying on china and furniture returned home Saturday from a 13- The senior girls' hookey and soo-bury avenue from Sunday, September Cod Steaks Oysters Scallops day cruise to Mexico. ner teams defeated th« Juniors 37, until Sunday, Ootober 4. With 23;; Mr. and Mrs. Ijiwrenco Rooho and Thursday at the athletlo Held by th the exception of Sunday, when th rooms fiom 1h* worki or y Trmcr... "" Wtt pric* Q fc»h lyn. b» assisted by., various local clergy 4..... Doolinli Slid rlilm (lllinlrtlo.1 IfranKwrn hy Itortwirt t»ni. Enrolls at Lenten. men. Members* of all denomination! No. > cut A OfiO by John Aiiitln). Llat s 1; l.Ut iirica 8 «umti|L§ ft i*r- Mrs. Howard O. Allen of , Long vr\r* 2ft nhininin "•••» meadow, MaHimchUMoUH, Is staying nt fltewatt B. Powers, son of Mr. am are Invited to attend thesa servioes. Jeriwy Mrs. P. llroadus Powers of Rlv« Wnahcd Karlr Kntilth rmnitar* MP4 the Globe hotel. Hho made the trip In addition to the speaking, speolal Woodwork !>T H-rUrl O.rln- road, has «nrolled In the Industrie Maxwell House Carrots Ton fi.t.. i TJ,( „,{„ n .f •kv *n4 Jfrncit II OrtMrft i by bus to Nnw York. Mrs. Allen programs of nuulo will be presented Spinach volume*, hotnui in full Mo. w«s formerly Minn I/ivlnln Pol- engineering department at Lehlgl Coffee l"••' rooeo. l.Ut prle* •( 22 41* nightly by local choral aoaletlo am Jerwy i 0 sTutnAfti,, •,, hemus. Hh« Is a daughter of tho university. Mr. Powers, who gradi •InRlng groups. On Monday th ated from 1Ud Bank high sohob: Speolnl Utn Albert Polhemus ot floobeyvllle young people's vested choir of Uv Eggplant Broccoli 17r° •Inwa at IJHtft, iut»«» M Mr. and Mm. Fred H), Brower and last June, pl»y«d on the football IWd Bank Methodist church will sin; Coffee Inrirn bunch and tennis teams, was a number o: 5 10- da Muriel stnd Mr. and Mrs. •avara] antliemn. or Tokay Ch Ales LeMaUtre and Fire Chief the student, oounoll, the Hoys' HI-" On Monday and Tussday M CRISCO olub and th« Honor soflUty.—Thorn ay M lArge vinrldia tnr Only s partial list of tha gjiny one-orlwfi of si tills and Mra. James Vaughn, all of Red Tr. ho.21' Qi.y Miss Jean flloyan ot Broad street The Ml ela» Is studying a unit ot mouth willl bss h«M this afternoon l nan nUrmt to her studies at Quor- work on civilisation. They ar» li* o 2 oclnoo'cilno'lk att ththaa R«R44 Bank «ihur«ihuraah On S.U Btfinnlar flan""J?#iH at« iamilr. Year round Job. Own room. at the same place. Leap's Prolific seed wheat, produced "Lessons from Hollywood," featuring selling The Register.—Advertisement. M0 per month. Addrtaa Laundrau, box in accordance with the rules for many well known movie stars. 611. Red Bank. state certification, has outylelded FOR SALE, lW-ton Ford truck, five 77 BROAD STREET PHONE 1353 - 2613. Obituary. good quality commercial seed of the Jackie Cooper, who will always be 52x8.00 Heavr Dutr tlrai. thna almoit same variety grown In Pennsylvania remembered for his performances in FOOD FACTS new; $loO. Jar L. Smith, Locutt, N, J Mrs. Gustlna Thomas. and other neighboring btatei. The "The Champ'' and In "Sklppy," and TWO furnlihed rooma for rant, raaaon- Continuing Our Great Anniversary Sale!! who Is now appearing In ''The Devil abla. Inquire anr afurnoon attar I Mrs. OuBtlna Thomas, wife of so-called "running out" ot wheat Is Did You Know That: o'clock at 111 Broad itreet. Bed Bank. Grocer Su er s eciaU Paul Thomas of Tllton avonuo, died caused by mixture with inferior va- is a sissy," will act as 'Master of -During the OTBterless months Ceremonies. BUNGALOW, lurnlahtd, atx rooma, all Im BUY NOW y P P AND ^AVF ? early thti morning at Monmouth rieties at threshing time or while In pf Jane, July and August, provtmenti: garaia; Immidlata occu- Memorial hoBpltal. Sho was 25 storage, by failure to control amut, Victor Young, Hollywood's most Louisiana oysters are con- iancy. Phone ovenlnga between 6 and B DU S n versatile musical director, famous sidered to be fattest and -*>nz Branch 8615. Addrau Furnlahed - U W for Entire Week Sept. 23 - 30 ^1NU O/\ V E* . years old. Sho was born at Red Infestation with rye and weed seeds Bungalow, drawer 511, Rail Bank. Bank, a daughtor of Mrs. Ada 3ut- and by Improper management at for his unusual arrangements, and , most palatable. EVAPORATED GRANULATED STANDARD ton Johnson Holmes and tha late harvest which produces seed of low his popular dance orchestra will bo ——Maine fishery products rich OLDSMOBILB two-door aadan for aala, on this 'bluo coal' show overy week. In minerals and vitamins, ISO. Addrtll W. M. A., 88 Hlrrlion John Henry Johnson. Sho had al- germinating ability. These condition! avenue. Rad Bank.* waya resided at Red Bank. may occur In any wheat region Different headliners of Movledom when tod to livestock In that Tomatoes state will pTodace superior HOUSE for sale—Widow jolni Bouth must MILK Surviving bosldca her husband and where tht crop la grown carelessly. will appoar as guest artists on each sell lovely home: Inooma-oaarins; two Large broadcast, including such famous ac- meat, milk, bnttor and eggs apartmanta brine HO per month, Dealdoa Popular mother, Mra, Holmes, are two half The New Jersey system of state cer- and so Improve the health of 5-lb. Bag alatara, Miss Mary Holmes of New tors and actresses as Maureen O'Sul- own apartment; Holland furnace, oil burn- Brand No. 2 Can tification eliminates any danger of ivan, Cary Grant, Elissa Land!, Guy the Inhabitants, according to er, new] two Blactrolux IcaDoxaa, IniUn- York and Miss Georgia Holmes of deterioration and Insures seed of the a recent, report of the Maine taoieoua hot vatar haatars btautlful aur- Tall Can Red Bank, ann» Branch 1748. Apple Sauce ST" 7 Salmon S .3^25 vary Baptlat church with Eov. Jc- more, Ralph Bellamy, Jackie Coo- ica by way of England. ary uncertified seed and U greatly gan, Leo Carillo, Lew Ayrcs, Hoot Egg whites and yolks should COOK-LAUNDRESS wanUd. whlU! per- VAIs VITA seplj W. Leo, pastor, offlclntfnK.' In- superior for planting. Information on manent; country; 150. Addreaa Cook- PEIDE Large terment, in charga of tho Worden Gibson, Conrad Nagcl, Mary Brian, bo separated when cold but Lanndreai. box 611, Bad Bank. cources of certified seed may be ob- Lyda Robcrtl, Gloria Swanson, Flora the whites whip more quick- c of Bot. Funeral homo, will bo In Whlto tained from the county agricultural RELIABLE girl wanted for (enaral houae Catsup FAKM 10' cemetery, Eatontown. Finch, and many others. ly and satisfactorily -when work. 28 Dnimmond pine, Re* Bank. Tomato Sauce ^ 3 *« 10 agonts. warm. TWO 9x12 ruga for taJe. Phone Ked This new 'bluo coal' program will Bank !«02. Mrs. Susnnnn N. Lw. bo broadcast every wook form 22 sta- These "food tacts" are compiled CONTADINA PUKE EGO WELCOME SIGNS REPAINTED. by the Division ot Consumer In- T«X-T 11 VVlde l-ITi.cello A AC Mrs. Susanna N. Lee, widow of tions throughout the New England formation, New Jersey State De- Chancerr 2/2SS C Ocorgo B. Leo of Sunset avenuo, died and Middle Atlantio states, the state partment of Agriculture. SHERIFF'S SALE. The One at Cooper's Bridge IIu of Maryland, and the District of Co- Tomato Paste ^ 3«- 13 early this morning at her homo of Been Completed and It's a Beauty. By vlrtua ot a writ of fl. fa. to ma dl Noodles 555a—.—« *•*- a complication of diseases. Sho had lumbia—covorlng tho cntiro anthra- racud, laaued out ol tha Court of Chan eery of the State of New Jeraey, will be QUICK COOKING KIRKMAN'S nco^ in falling health for sometime The community "Welcome" signs cite-burning area. Oello put up some tlmo ago by the Bed expoaed to aale at publlo vendue, on and had beon sorlously 111 for tho With such an Imposing list of MONDAY, THE 10T1I DAY OF OOTOBER Bag pant threo weeks. Sho was born In Bank Rotary club, Hed Bank Lions stars, possessing talents for every 1838. club and Red Bank Chamber of between tlie houri ot 12 o'clock and IS Green Split Peas n Borax Soap £2" 3 *« 11° Rucks county, Pennsylvania, the concclvablo form of entertainment, EARLY COPY o'clock (at 2 o'clock) In tho afternoon of daughter of Mr. nnd Mm. Charles Commerce have been looking some- this big 'blue coal' show promises to aald day at tha Court Houae, In tho Bor- ARM AND HAMMER UNEEDA BAKER'S Neal. She was 77 years old. what worse for wear for quite some bo one of the most popular hits of We are thankful to ough of Freehold, County of Honmouth, c tlmo. Charles K. Chaxnplln haa been the 103G-1937 radio jcason. Nrw Jeriey. to mtlsfy a decree pf lies;. She had mnde her realdcnco here our patrons, not only for aald court amounting to approximately for tho past 40 years. Her husband engaged to reletter tho signs and he J5,S7!.OO. . , , Washing SodaL? 3~10 Shredded Wheat dlo4 In Soptomber, 1930. Sho wns has completed the ono at tho en- W. C. T. T7. Picnic. favoring us with their All the following: tract or parcel ol land trance to Red Bank at the northern and premleti hereinafter particularly oe- active In women's organizations and A meeting of the Women's Chris business, but for getting acrlbed, altuate. lying and being In the waa.a member of tho Patriotic Order end of Cooper's bridge. tlon Temperance union of Red Banl their copy In two or three Borough of Little SlWer, In the County of Monmouth and State of New Jeraey. PHILLIPS' PHILLIPS' Campbell's of America, Mnnrqouth Star lodge, Instead ot the welcome being made is being held today at "Tall Beeches,' days before publication, CRISCO Shepherds of Bethlehem; Pride of by the Individual clubs, tht sign has tho camp of Mrs. Edith Smith at Tin- Beslnnlna at a .take utandliiB In the MIXED '" STRINGLESS TOMATO as is being dono by a louth alda ot a road leading from Little VEGETABLE Monmouth council, Sons nnd Daugh- beon rclottored so that It now reads, ton Falls. About 20 guests are pres- Sllrer to Shrawabury Town and th« north- VEGETABLES BEANS SOUP SHORTENING • ters of Liberty; Mn.isubeslc council, "Thcso clubs welcome you to Red ent and a box luncheon is being en- large number of our ad- eaat corner of landa formerly of Richard almpsoni thonoa (1) south eight degraai Degrco of PocahontnH, nnd tho Bap- Bank." The rearrangement of word- joyed. Mrs. Annlo C. Worden of vertisers. Early copy is 2 EaBt Front street Is hostess to tho fifteen minutes east one hundred and alx 1V.I1 tist church, all of Red Bank. Ing, together with tha fresh paint deeply appreciated. ty feet alone the Simpson line to a stake S 3forl9c 3forl9c 3forl9c Surviving Is a son, Warren M. mako tho sign more attractive than gathering. thence (2) north elfhty-two degrees east Can sixty feet to a stake! thence (3) north IJCO of Kreehnld and a Rrandson, ever. •lzht deurees fifteen mlnulaa west one Goorgo Prcdmore, -who lives nt hundred and seventy-BYe feat alx Inches SNOW WHITE home, and a granddmiRhter, Mra. Bl-Ccntannlal Stamps. to the aforenald road I thence (4) south • Mao AmlerHon. Milk Sales Up as School Opens; sixty-seven degrees weet ajxty-two feet Tho town of North Castle In Weat- alonK »nld ro»d to tha »'"• of beginning Dairy Dept. Mushrooms Tho funeral will bo hold Sunday chester county, New York, Is eel Selicd aa th» property ot Edwin Hobbs 23k afternoon at 2:30 o'clock At her lato bratlng Its bl-centennlal on October at als.. tnken In execution at tha ault of homo with Itev. Edward W. Miller, Proper Diet Basis of Child Health Chriney 3. Holmes, and to ta aold by 10, 11 and 12, 1936. In'connection OEORRE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. C bunch pastor of tho Baptist chinch, ofllcl- with the celebration, the bt-centennla T>at«d Selitember IS. 1SS6. Celery Hearts C ating. Interment, In charge of the Normal Family Routine, Regular Meals Follow) Vnlue of Milk Edward O. Fcrman, Bol'r...... SWISS CHEESE committee Is sponsoring a cachet on (9* lines) »1S-'S Worden Kunernl home, will lie In tho Hr.st (lay, Recognized As Builder of Strong Bodies, Healthy Minds Ifyllr Vlow ei'lneteiy. October 10—Bl-Centeanlal Celebra- STATB OP NEW JERSEY, WHOLE MILK FANCY .g A tion, Town of North Castlo, Now By~FRED W. JACKSON Department of SUU I.lnzoc BluRden. Dlreotor, Division of Coniumer Information CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION. York. Bond not more than flvo TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRBSENT8 STORE CHEESE Green Beans 3 lbs | SJc Llnzec junction, formerly of Sea xtampod and self-addressod covers Department of Agriculture, Trenton, N. J. MAY COME, GREETING: Bright and a brother of licxter Blag, WHBRBA8, It appeara to my eatlefac- with one cent eaoh for forwarding tlon. by duly authenticated record of tha dpn of Nitveitlnk Klver road, Mlddlo- tn Bl-Ontcnnlal Committee, North proceedlnga for tho voluntary dissolution CREAMED NEW town township, Uleil very muldenly Castle, New York, beforo October 4 thereof by the unanimous consent of all ypstpnlny. Ho wun i;trlclu>n with a Iht stockholders, deposited In my office, Cottage CHEESE {Jib Green Cabbage heart attaek while on his wny by Safety Council Heeling. """ WIG WAO FLYINO SERVICE, iiutomottllo from MM residence nt Mrs. VV. G. Kuruu was appointed • corporation of this SUtt, whosa prln. Cold llaibor Spline, Lone Island, to clpnl office Is situated at HIver road, in HOME-MADE New Yuih. III.M wife, who was with to represent Atlantio Highlands at the Borough of Rumson, County of Mon- FANCY tho national safety congress nnd ex- mouth, State of New Jersey (Howard S. him, dlieilcil tin! rliniiflVur to drive Borden being the agent therein and In POT CHEESE 0 3 lbs 10< to \hv, eMnln of a frii'tH], Clnrpnee position at Atlantio City from Octo- charge thereof, upon whom process may Winesap Apples ber 6 to 0 at a. meeting of tht bor- be served), has compiled with the require- Pell of .!<.rlel.ii, but Mr. Illngilen (lied ments of "An Act concerning corporations ib hrforo Unit plum WIIH ri'iicheil. miRh Bnfety council lnst. night. F Chief Morris Joalln, district repre- (Revision of IR98)." preliminary to the Mr. Bljiplrn win vlco piewlilent of Issuing of thin Certificate of Dissolution. sentative, presided. Others who will Now Therefore. 1, Thomas A. Mathls, tho Hunk of New York nnd Trust attend Ilio exposition from Atlantio Secretary of State of the Stata of Hew MEAT DEPARTMENT eomjiriny of New York, Ho waa a lllghlnnds nro Mrs. Mnrln Fielding, Jersey, Do Hereby Oertlfy that the said Rrndiiiitn of Hnrvanl law prliool. He corporation dlil, on thai twenty-second day Herbert Melnnrt and T^e.MIn Anton- of September, lOSf, flla la my office a duly had lu'en aeiietaiy anil llvitHtlicr of ides. executed and attested conaent In writing Boneless Rolled Smoked Hams 23 the Mun\ry Illll iiNrtnrlntlon nml prre- to the dissolution of sail! corporation. «. ib Idpnt of the boiinl of luaiuigera of erutsil by al) the stockholders thereof, which said consent and the record nf the the Nrw Ynrli IMHIIIUIII for tlio edu- River Plaza. DroceerilnKs aforesaid are now on file In BED HALL Country Dressed I/ran t'fttlon of the blind. ]{e Una a mftm- my said office as provided by law. SlJOAlt-CIIItEn hi>r of tho Cub! SplrliK lliubor Beach The card parly which Was to have In T*etlmony Whereof, I have hereto eat r.lub, the Pl|ilnt; Hoik, Union, llno boen h«ld Friday night at tha fire my hsnd and affixed my official seal, at Fresh Hams r Trenton, this twenty-second day of 3ep< Fowl and q\mL nml 'lciiiu;i, I'nwn fmni rlitbn hotite by the Ladlea' auxlllnry of the Some Newark Public School Pupils at Lunch tambsr, A. VV., one thousand nine hundred Bacon and tho .",1. NlrlioliiH imrl.'ly. 1 lln flro company wan postponed becaune and thlrtr-sthlrtrsllx FOB (f!e»l) THOMAS A. MATHIfl. 12%] Widow In I tut fiiiiini Ilinnlben Old of Inrlement wriither until tomorrow EI'TBMIIEFt. witnesses the return homes which Include children ol Pork Loins per, n KrniiilrtilUKhlfr of f'hallen A. S of thousnml.i of children to nrhnol SecraUrr of HtaU. Fricassee elb Dnnn, TliB Woman's Hub will mnot at Ihn school and on this rather IruprasalTa Hemming to school apparently OB occasion several interesting obser- NMALL I.KAN —••• • .*« t a*. homo of Mm, I*inls Dcnnrrruix Pat monnn that many children art get- 19 inlay evening. vations present themselves year luloy CAM 8MOKKD SOi'IAI, .H'HIK I: PICNIC. ting Imrk lo regular habits beatnne Salad Mr. and Mrs. Jamrs Mrrhcn wi»re lifter yoar. One Is the restoring of school training must, ot course, be Frankfurters vlnltors at fialford, Pennsylvania, urhool routine and Its offset upon Hlllldny Outlni: Will 11.' Held lit imrmied In an orderly fashion. and Hams Hntnnlny, Hundny and Monday, mnlir the habltn ot both the children und lllverKlde 1'i.iti. Strong Bodle*—Bound Mlnda MILK-FED lni( the trip by automobile. They Iholr parents, all of whom are rom- BOLOGNA An old fniiblnncil pli-nli- with suinu- Much has been nceompllahcd by will lovn Friday for a vUlt nt lllng pMled to adopt nrhrrtule* for their tho schouls In developing a pride In I HltSwimn We Have It Imiovatluns will Im ln-lil for volei-i luimliin, New York, and thry eapcel illyn which will conform to school health which In turn ba» penetrated ASSORTKH I.TINC'HEON of thft third etnigi ("itiloiml dintilel to return Tuesday. many, homes .with 'b<-n«nelal results Bllndny at Hlvt'i.-ildp Viuli, tietween "Mrs. Joseph WIldRnger and hor elb Porgie* ...3 -| Ac Tim nnpnrral eaae wllli which (he to adulli. Physical examinations of Veal 23 m Bound Itrnok niid Nesv lliuniuvlrk, two .inns and daughter huva rn- children and dental clinics are now under Hi" niinplt of Hie 'Ilili d Con tiltiKMl (torn n vlnlt of »U riayn nt i lilldrrn ni'i'iitiliim ' th;>nJs*lve» . to BonrJeaa) Veal timm rriiulur liublfii ;ui'd ditto Is It-^ Axtures In most m-hools. Tho value Meat V Weakfuh O* Kl pufibuinl i'i };!inl/rtt Inn (if th" Nil- 4 •If nlgiilfttsnl. t'lintlnulnv,' It la of sunshine, and emrclae «rn known tlonnl Union toi ;I• •. 1 r. 1 .hmllir Mr. and lVTr*. Angel nnd eon of Cutlet Roast i"t\ ti>! ovary child. 'Ihn uso of proper Tho picnic will be illriM'Icd by a Newark will upend the week-end with :n.llir of dirt ollivofti foods. Including frenh inilk. Is pro Mackerel commlltee <»f wbliii 'rhoinna 1'epltime Mm. Angel's parents, Mr. nnd Mi« HM-ilInu K'nilln fnllnwln tao' lluld milk mil™. dartm athhol »KB not unly build »«nd foot inreii fur tullia nv«r i«l ftnni n visit of I hi en dnyw with tcln utrtmjc bodteii but tiaually becoln* tlvnn M Brooklyn. Top Round y*Ara of Ai}e. Mimy ii Store) Jersey Bell Telephone company, who Illness for the past tour years and foot Yacht club, a delegation from meeting will continue all day and had been sent to the estate to make was taken seriously 111 the past week. Mrs. Eastmond has been In poor Mlas Perkins's address will bo given which attended the services. Six of health and next month, on the ad- Tel. 2875 Red Bank. repairs. She was: born at Oceanport, the thee members, Edwards Rullman, in the afternoon. The morning will vice of her physician, she will leave be devoted to a business session at It Io believed that Mr. Slocum was daughter ot William Croxson and Thomaa Lloyd, Slgruai^ Thompson, for a stay in Arizona. Some time PRICES ON APPLICATION. stricken with a heart attack. In fall- Alice Corliss. For a number of years Jr., , RRaymony d Llppincott, Borden ago she spent a year In California, which reports will be made. The ing, his head rested near the exhaust she made her residence In this sec- Hance and Frank Hadloy, were bear- which was of great benefit to herDemocratic Women's club of Mon- tion and was well known at Red pipe of the power lawnraower and It era. Burial, In chorgo of the Worden health. Her many friends at the mouth county will act as hostess, un- S r ewd careful la thought be Inhaled carbon mon- Bank, Shrewsbury and Eatontown. funeral home of East Front street, party wished a speedy recovery for der the leadership of Mrs. Merrltt •c J » , ' buyers read The Register's Claw* oxide gas. • Her con, J. Frank Glfflng, died about was in Fair View cemetery. her and expressed the hope that she Kent, president, and Mrs. Rullf V. ified Advertisements. Here you find the seller whd Clark notified his company and a year ago. She was a member of would soon return to Belford. Lawrence, state committeewoman. Captajn Henry Kruse of the Rum-the Shrewsbury Presbyterian church. James Power. wants to sell and the buyer who wants to buy. > son police. The latter and Dr. Ed- Surviving besides Mra, Holly Is a James Power, 6T, died Wednesday win F. Stewart, police surgeon. In- granddaughter. Miss Edith Holly of morning at hlo home at 143 South vestigated, and County Physician White Plains. The body was taken street, Freehold, from complications Harvey W. Hartman was notified. to the Willis Woolley funeral home following a paralytio stroke he suf- The body was removed to the Wor-at Long Branch. fered about three years ago. den Funeral home at Bed Bank and The funeral will be held tomorrow LATEST CBOQUIGNOLE He Is survived by a widow and later to the ITlook Funeral home at afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wool- five sons and three daughters. The Long Branch. ley funeral home, with Rev. George children are Matthew Power of Red PERMANENT Mr. Slocum was born at Avon and H. Miksch, pastor ot the Shrewsbury Bank, James, John, Hubert and Jo- was the son of the late George and Presbyterian church, officiating. In- seph Power of Freehold; Miss Elea<- Mary Brewer Slooum. Surviving are terment will be In the Shrewsbury nor Power and Mrs. Mary Morris of Waves $3-50 his wife, Mrs. Rose May Bennett Presbyterian church Vemetery. Freehold and Mrs. Rue Cook of GUARANTEED Slocum, and a sister, Mrs. Carrie Farmlngdalc. VanBrunt of Long Branch. • William A. Johnston. He also leaves a sister, Miss Mary This offer Includes Haircut, The funeral was held yesterday William A. Johnston died at hla Power of Trenton, and 14 grandchil- Shampoo and Set. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his late home at Belford Sunday after dren. home with Rev. Herbert J. Lane, lingering sickness at the age of 46 Mr. Power was formerly agent for pastor of the Long Branch Baptist years. Until his health failed he was the Adams Express company at Your Oholce of church, officiating. Burial was Inemployed by the lumber firm of Hop- Freehold. Later he bought the Cum- any 35c Item 4 tor 1 " Hamilton cemetery, Hamilton. ping, McHenry & Frost of Atlantic mlngs dairy business which he con- Highlands. He Is survived by his ducted until forced to retire because widow, who before her marriage to of poor health. When he retired he Phone R. B. 3478 Accepts New Position. him was Miss Elvira Moore. Mr. sold the business to his son John. Thomas Stone of Long Branch has Johnston leaves six children. They A requiem high mass will be cele- for Appointments. accepted a position as airplane me- are Mrs. Anna Wllbert of Long brated In St. Rose of Lima church at ohanlo with the Fair Haven Flying Branch, Mrs. Mary Ford of Fort 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Inter- Ml» Katherlno In Charge. service. He replaces Mahlon Grimes Honmduth, Mrs. Florence Applegate ment In charge of Freeman & Son of Bolford. of Toms River and Sarah, Rozllla will be made In St. Rose of Lima and William'Johnston, who live at cemetery. CHOICE GRADE home. A deter, Mrs. Sadie Lomae ot Belford, and three aunts, Mrs. F, Genuine Spring Lamb J. Fletcher of, Keyport, Mrs. Mary Bernard Coyne. Ib. FUNERflL Slmpklns of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Bernard Coyne, 66 years old, ot LEGS OF LAMB 27 David Cook of Osbomvllle also sur- Columbus avenue, New York, died HOME vive. yesterday at a New York hospital lb. as the reault of a leg Infection, which Plate iSKi Beef Si; »IO< Fresh Fillet The funeral was held at Mr. John- set in a month ago. He "was born ston's late home yesterday afternoon in Ireland and came to this country and It was conducted by Rev. George when a young man. He had lived Fancy Beef Liver . «.. 2I< Long Island Oysters*J9 R. Ellin, pastor of Central Baptist at New York since he came to this church of Atlantlo Highlands. In country. Sunnyfield Sliced terment was made In Green Grove Surviving are his wife, who before cemetery at Keyport under the dl her marriage was Miss Sarah Vaughn rectlon of H. Lawrence Scott ot Bel- of Red Bank, a sister, Mrs. Harold FROM THE FOUNDERS ford. Statham of New York and two brothers, Bartholomew Coyne of New OF THIS r,REAT NATION Mrs. Patrick Malone, York and John Coyne of Bristol, Mrs. Margaret Malone, wife of Fat. Connecticut. He also leaves a. broth- ... come the ideal* of equal- rick Malone, died at her home on er and sister, living In Ireland. His ity and religious liberty which tbe Huber estate on Navealnk River wife IB the daughter of Jeremiah road, Locust Point, Tuesday evening Vaughn of Clinton place. have always distinguished Wor- In her 48th year. Mr. Malone Is The funeral will be held Saturday den service. Ours it a tree rev- superintendent of the estate and hewith a requiem mass at Blessed makes his home on the place. Be- Sacrament church, New York. Bur- RED CIRCLE 2 z 37- erence for every faith, we serve Bides her husband Mrs, Malone is ial will be In Mount Olivet cemetery. firet families and those of mod- survived by two children, Joseph and The cortege Is expected to arriva at 5 d Mary Malone. She also leaves two the cemetery between 12:30 and 1 Eight O'clock 2:18< Bokor Coffee CcTCT . 24< est means with the same com- Bisters, Mrs. Michael Carmody of o'clock. 2: pleteness and the same consci- Ireland and Mrs. Eugene O'Nell of TONIGHT! A&P BAND WAGON-KATE SMITH AND ABIO CAST-8 TO 9 P.M. WABC entious cost' policy ... Hartford. Mrs. George H. Wolfenden. MrB. M&lone was a native of Ire- Mrs. Georgianna Doyle Wolfenden, ours is truly a community land and her maiden name was Mar- wlfo of George H. Wolfenden of Jer- garet Ryan. She was a member of sey City, died In a Jorsey City hos- FINEST FRESH CBEAMERY the Rosary society and the Parent- pital Saturday night where she en- Cut from tub Teacher association of St. James tered a„s a surgicao l rpatien__ t only Fancy Butter lb.39* church. The funeral Will be held to- fcw hours before for a stomach all. morrow morning at 10 o'clock at mcnt. Holy Cross church of Rumson, in Mra- Wolfenden was born in Otis- doz. charge of Rev. John E. Murray. The vllle, New York, the daughter of the Large Selected Eggs 33« Interment will be in Mount Olivet ]ate Abram and Susan Doyle. She cemetery In charge of W. H. Free- had lived in Jersey City many years, man of Freehold. > The deceased la survived by her lbs. husband and three children, a daugh- New Potatoes "«**' 15 37« Bin. Wllhclmlna Atkins. ,er and two sons, all living at home. Jho also- leaves an only sister, Mrs, Mrs. Wilhelmlna F. Atkins, wife mma V. Brown ot Marlon street. of Charles Luther Atkins of Win-Red Bank. fleld, Long Island, former resident Funeral services were held from Del Monte TOMATO SAUCE . 6 25* of Red Bank, died Thursday after- tier lata home Tuesday night and noon at the Jamaica, Long Island, 3urlal was made yesterday in Rust- hospital. and Memorial park, near Llving- Mrs. Atkins was the daughter of jton, N. J. Campbell's TOMATO .4 25 Mra. William Malchow of Red Bank. Calm Assurance Besides her husband and mother, John B. Crawford. she Is survived by a sister. Miss SUNNYHELD BRAND Grace Malchow of Red Bank; a John B. Crawford, who lived In Top pkg. . . . Those we serve have the calm assurance brother, William Malchow of North tflddletown township near Camp- Rolled Oati 'B Junction, died Saturday at the that everything will be as they wish It regardless of Dakota, and an uncle, Rudolph Mal- chow of Red Bank. tate hospital'at Bradcvelt, where he when or whore we are called or what the circum- ad been, a patient two months. He 18 <*. |Q stances may be. The funeral was held Saturday af- tvas 81 yeara of age and a native ternoon In the funeral parlors of R. Del Monte JUKE cans • T f Holmdel. For many years he 2 R. Mount '& Son on West' Front tvas engaged in farming In Middle- street, with Rev. Carroll M. Burck, own township. His brother, James rector of Christ Episcopal church of Crawford of Red Bank, died several R.R. Mount &c Son Shrewsbury, officiating. Burial was fears ago. He Is survived by a niece, Ann Page Beans in Fair View cemetery. Mrs. Charles Banfleld, who made her FHEDEBIC E.AOA»!8,;MOB lome with him. The funeral was Frank B. Dtstelhurst, Jr. eld Tuesday afternoon at the fun- ral parlors of A. M. Posten k. Son 10. > FUNERAL DIRECTORS The funeral of Frank B. Distol- Ann Page Ketchup it Atlantlo Highlands and the lnter- w 138 W. FRONT STREET hurst, 18-year old son* of Mr. and Mr*. Frank B. Dlstelhurst, Sr, of nent was in Fair View cemetery. li. Victor Hengstler. Pure Lard 2 & 25° The funeral ot L. Victor Hongstler of Rumaon, a former resident ot Red 20 oz. You'll Get a Thrill by Shopping Here at This Unique Market Bank and Llttlo Silver, who died on Monday of laat week, was held Fancy Peas "^T" . 2 cam 29' Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the Worden funeral homo on East Front lib. street with Ilev. Dr. Esvlo Get-hart Ller, rector of St. George's Episcopal 9. C. • pkg. church, Rumson, officiating. On the Graham Crackers N.. Molly Pitcher Food Market following day, the body was con- eyed by automobile to Brooklyn, ' BURRY'S CREAM FttlED 18 MONMQUTH ST. The Best for Less PHONE RED BANK 3144. where burial was made In the fam- ily plot In Evergreen cemetery. Rev. Biscuits BONNIE DUNDEE ASSORTMENT • Ib. 17= Dr. A. Edwin Saundcrs, rector of LEGS or Swift's PremiuI VUUUIIIm FANCY FRESH Christ Episcopal church of Brook- RUMPS ROASTING or lyn, officiated at services held at the Chuck grave. . FRYING Our Own Tea P Veal Roast 19". Mrs. Laura Couch. ( MM. taunt Couch, wife of George •••••• 1 (BEST CUTS Otn.1i ) Couch of Atlantlo Highlands, dl«d Octagon Soap Fonh.i,un^ . 4«.k..l5 SWIFT'S Chickens Friday from a ntroke of paralysis at he age of 04. Before her marriage Brookfield Fancy »Fres i cahn (he wan Minn I.tiurn Pavla. The funeral was held Monday it- Lux Toilet Soap :.,J,'*'!:,„,.. 3 .17 ernoon at tlio Into residence In Butter Pork chfirgo of Rev. William Campbell of (On»-F

bought I. Mr.. SPANISH Beauty Saloi I.01U* 86 Broad Street. Tel. R. B. 234 ishlng- ir son- 1 Mrs. September Permanent Wave Specials cepted CBOCQUIGNOLE ENDS > Port RED BANK REGI

wsaiBg Mr. M Mr* Okarias aobll- ba continued Saturday. Mrs. Emma Lay Preacher to Speak. ition Of «n Mad stolldr** e! B«U*vMe, Mrs. Eatontown. Brown la in charte. , Benjamin A. Davis, a member of 3roa»o tad, daughter Diane of Bast Mr. and Mrs. Albsrt Collard of )r»nj# afld Miss Berth* MeCellan (Ji K«d Btnk EtfliUr un bs koasU the congregation of the African Belleville and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Methodist Episcopal Zlon church, Mrs. Eastmond's f Newark, ' ... n B«tontowB »t th. itor.i of WUltam a. Ltkts of Freehold were Sunday vis- First Anniversary of Dante's New Bar Mrs. A. Q. Mills, JJlss Una. Mills, D«vlj. Q, Edward Bmo«k ul Vtlltn's.) who was recently licensed as a local itors ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Field- preacher by the Methodist quarterly ght Birthday Mra. William Koster and Adelbort Vincent J. Moyes, rural mall csir- ner. Mills at Tonkin w«r» Saturday conference, will speak at a service ler, la enjoying a week's vacation Fourteen were present Thursday to be conducted by the Missionary and the Opening of the Fall Season ffuests ef Mr. atl Mrs. Douglas from hla duties. Mr. and Mrs. Moyos afternoon when the Ladles' aid so- Cook, . . society of tho locsJ church Sunday Eight-Day Fete and Birthday eft on a motor tour to Cleveland. ciety Of tha MethodUt church held a afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Hattlo Mr. and Mm. hut DsJIey of leorge Uoiby It taking Mr. Moyes's lawn party at tha home of Mrs. Parly Held at H» Horns at rooklyn vlalUd Mrs. Oarrla Voor- Fidney is president of the society. ilace, Charles Falkenburg. Mrs. John T. The pastor of the churoh is Rev. O. Lincroft Inn Saturday Night, Sept. 26th East Keaniburg — Hale and •as Saturday and Sunday. Mrs, Henry O'Dell returned home Bateman sold coffee for tho benefit Rev. O. Nslsoa Moor* Is attend- G. Goodwin. Mr. Davis contem- last week after spending two weeks of the ooal fund. Games were played plates entering the ' ministry. The Haarty Despite Her Year*. ing th* , MsttodUt conference at with relatives la South Carolina. and Bowing was done. Scum Olty. H* eaijeots to bo re- society is planning to send him to a Rtade Bennett, who last June en- Mrs. Ella Bearmoro of Lewis eologlcal school. Marie The Slst birthday of Mrs, Ann* timed as pastor et tha ehuroh hate isled In the navy and who has been street Is much improved and- is able A. Eaatmond of JSast K«&nsburg oo- 'or another ysar. Mrs. Moor* and itatloned at Newport, Rhode Island, to be down stairs after being con- and ourrsd Wednesday of lut weuH. Bh» her ton Robert ax* spending a week is enjoying a 10-day leave. Whoa he fined to her bed by illness. FEPBBAL THEATRE PROJECT received a variety of glfti, Including with Mrs. Moore's mother at Bridgo- returns he will leave for the Pacific ton. Mlsa Grace Dennis and Oliver Den- many flower*. Detpite htr advanqid coast. He has been made a petty nis spent Sunday with ' friends at Price Phone Dante years Mrs, E&atmond, who 1» tho On* day last week Mr. and Mrs. officer. P| Iff© Richard WalUrs entertained Henry Trenton. widow of Thomas 3. Eeustmond, in- The library board will hold a card Cordially invite you joys good hosJth. Wlngsrd of Turtle Creek, Pennsyl- The American Mechanics will meet vania, an nnols of Mrs. Walters, and party at tha borough hall next Tues- tonight at Crescent hall, THEATRE and your friends to The birthday «u celebrated not William Wlngard ot Ban Diego, Cali- day night starting at 8:30 o'clock. James Emmons of Buttonwood only on Mra. Eastmond's natal day fornia, a brother of Mrs. Walters. Mrs. Mabel Brower is in charge. avenue is planning to move to the RED BANK meet with them on but also over a period during the Mr. and MM. WalUrs and Mr. and There will be prizes, and refresh- house on Throckmorton avenue, this Happy Occasion. early part of September. Mrs. East- Mtv. Frank JWrt war* visitors at ments, formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Curtain 8:80. mond's home la not luge enough to New Tork Tuesday. Mrs, Charles Brecse and daughter Edward Aumack, who have moved 9 accommodate all her relative* and Th* sermon toplos sit the Metho- Clara and Mrs. Daniel Hoyt returned to Highlands. friends at one time and for thli rea- Among those from here who at- Farewell Performances I lon the celebration wu spread out dist church Sunday ww*> "Examine orao Monday night after spending Me, O Lord" and "Thy Will M i few days at Valley Forge, Penn- tended the sub-district Epworth Buffet Supper over eight dayi, during which time 1 league rally Monday night at As- gueaU wero entertained from New Dont. ' ivlvanla, whore they visited many Miss Clalra Lingo la a lay dele- places of hlstorlo Interest While in bury Park were Lester WhltfMd, Ad- Wed., Thurs,, Fri., Sat. York, Brooklyn, Astoria, Or&del, Jer- llne Brown, Eleanor Noe, Louis Eck- sey City and Red Bank, gate to tha MethodUt conference at Pennsylvania they visited Rev. and Ocean Olty. - Mrs. Richard Kemp, former Eaton- ort, Jack Heath, Isabella Kenna and Music By Mra. Eastmond's daughter!, Mra. Sunday morning: at 10 o'clock rally town residents, at Glen Riddle. They Oliver Dannls. Harry Brown'j I* L. Vlerllrig of Oradel and Mra. lay will be celebrated for both adults also visited' Bryn Athyn Cathedral The Methodist church school board |Big: Harry A. Rolners of Jeraey City, ind children at 8t Clement's churoh. at Bryn-Athyn, Pennsylvania. While will meet Tuesday night at the home Orchestra aoted 8B hostesses. The gueata, 3ouvenlrs -will be given to all pres- on their way they had a alight acci- of Arthur Whitfleld. Plans will be SHOWING DANTE'S NEW BAB. about 20 In number, arrived In re- snt and special prizes will be award- dent at Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. made for rally day to be held at the Hearted laye on different days. Among those ed to members of the church school Ho one was Injured. church, October 4. Rally week starts with Mra. Eastmond during this per- with good summer attendance reo- RBV. and Mrs, J. Wesley Waln- next Sunday at the church. Your Host and Hostess Have Arranged a Most Pleasant Eoenfag iod were her grandchildren, George, ords. The address toplo will be "The wrlght left Tuesday to attend the Several from here took a boat Ruth and Frank Vlorllng and Aud- Greatest Invention." Methodist conference at Ocean City. ride Sunday to Bear Mountain and Herbert" For Your Fullest Enjoyment rey J. Relnora and Warren Relnen. Tha Girls' Friendly society of SL Mr. Walnwright Is pastor of the West Point on the Steamer Sandy The Laughable Story of a Three shore dinners were among the Clement's chufoh will hold a card Methodist church. Several are plan- Hook, Among them were Mr. and Early Reservations Ooektall Hours features, at each of which Mra. Esstr and bunoo party Wetnisday evening ning to attend the conference from Mrs. Kenneth VanBrunt and Mrs. Human Savings Bank! Suggested. Saturday* and Sunday* jnond was present. In the parish hall. Leslie D. Seely and daughters Pa- here over tha week-end. The con- Phone Bed Bank 3975. Four to Six Tho guests Included George Daly ference opened yesterday. tricia and Barbara. of Brooklyn, a nephew of Mrs. East- Shrewsbury. John Torrine and Kenneth Van- Carmine Garofalo of South street wmmaBBam mond, Mra. Altenau and Miss Cath- Brunt have returned to their duties was treated at Rivervlew hospital WORKS PROGRESS Administration erine V. Doyle of Brooklyn and Wil- (The Red Baak Beilittf ««B bs bousht at the Atlantlo $ Paclflo store after Tuesday for a cut left knee. He re- son Miller and George Wllaon of Bed obu'r from Bhsntitiarr enjoying a week's vacation. ceived the injury in an accident on Bank. Large use was made of the M»rk«t> The Sons and Daughters of Lib- Neptune highway. He returned automobiles of Mr. Miller and Mr. erty will hold a pot luck birthday home after his treatment, Wilson In conveying the gueatfl to Mayor George Silver has signified SOMETHING NEW ! hla Intention to co-operate with tha supper next Monday night at Cres- different points of Interest. Mr, cent hall. Cuta Left Forearm. Vlo'rling and v Mr. Relners spent a governor and other state- officials In making Safety Week successful and Twenty dollars was cleared Friday Daniel Burker, colored, of Leigh- considerable portion of the birthday ton avenue was treated at Rivervlew period at the home of the celebrant, he ha> Issued the following procla- and Saturday at a rummage sale Mra. Eastmond etates that thefblrth- mation: ' held'In a vacant store on Main atreet hospital Tuesday afternoon for a cut Honor Brand Frosted Fruits day was one of the happiest (he has WHEREAS, His ExceUenoy, Har- for the benefit of the Methodist left forearm received when he accl- ever enjoyed. old Or, Hoffman, governor of New church. The proceeds were turned dently pushed hla arm through a Jersey, has proclaimed tie period over the official board. The sale will window. -in- Miss Adelo Buehler of Astoria wu of September 28 to October 3 u & guest of Mra. Eastmond's grand- Safety Week; and daughters while the fete took place. WHBRBAB, the governor has re- Mr. and Mrs. Lambert of Kearny quested eaoh community to organize were recent guests of Mrs. Bast- or concerted action against existing mond. Mr. and Mrs. Relnen and accident hazards to the end that their «on Warren spent Saturday and greater safety bs afforded our peo- CCHNEIDERQ Sunday with Mrs. Eaetmond. ple; and ATLANTIC WHEREAS, accidents involve al >arsons, without regard to social or THEATRE ——— lnanclal position, race or creed; MAEKEX Belford. hence, the problem of prevention is one requiring- the utmost In co-oper- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (Th« Red Bsnk Baflster eaB be boMM ation of every individual; hi B.lfor4 from H. Olsr Mr. VIMJBJ PHONE A. H. IB. 21W. Front St., Red Bank, N. J. WalUnt, Htrn wasMrmas ud Joan •FHffiRBFQKB, X, Oeorge Sliver, OWaUTs store). mayor of Shrewsbury, New Jersey, LAST TIMES pledge, to the state of New Jtney TODAY "ROAD TO GLORY" PHONE 2653 Prices in Effect September 24 » 25 - 26th PHONE 2654 Mrs. Aline Rauscher held a bunco rty co-oporatlon In making Safety Frederick March—Warner Baxter party at her homo Thursday after- Week aaoaesstul and to take suol TJiur., Sept. 24 Lionel Barrymore—Juno Lang noon t& the beneit of' Monmouth speclflo steps, Insofar as the borough V V tt_ 40>fe M «* BROILING - FRYING EasternBlar chapter. Those preatnt of Shrewsbury Is concerned, aa may 2 FEATURES were Mra. W. W. Miller, Mrs. James be necessary to reduce the existing Friday Bartholomew, Mrs. Charles D. accident haxards ol life, limb anc BING CROSBY in Brown, Mrs. T. K, Compton, MlB» property to minimum; and "Rhythm on the Range" Leg Lamb 25 CHICKENS Mae Hanlcy, Mrs. Maro Krohn, Mrs. FURTHERMORE, I call upon ou William Thompson and Mrs. Harry oltlttns to actively participate, in Saturday, -— AKD "" "'" Genuine Spring. IS" •• ^^ ROASTING such work as they are called upon Mrs. Vltall of New Tork Is with to do,, to. co-operate with our public Sept. 25 - 26 "Love Before Breakfast" her daughter, Mrs. James Hobbs. officials, and to exemplify the spirit with Carole Lombard Mr> and Mrs. John Bade spent ana (ttter of safety by their per Fresh Chopped Beef lb. 14c I Best Granulated Sugar 5 it*. 25c Monday visiting relatives in New eonal conduct Edward Reynolds, son of Mr, ani york. Mrs, Steve Reynolds baa returned t Sun., Mon., Tues., Sept. 27 - 28 - 29 Mra. James Whlston of Kearny his atudlej at tha Shrewsbury gram- Salad or Stewing Chickens H>. 21c 1 Chase^& Sanborn Coffee ib. 22c spent Sunday with, her mother, Mrs, mar school after recovering from in- Jonnlo Compton. juries received last month when h Mr. and Mrs. JameB Bartholomew waa struck by a oar while riding a Felin's Smoked Hams TzSc 1 £f Tomato Juice Cocktail w 18c visited relatives In Long Branoh bicycle. Baturday. Mr. and Mrs1. Charles D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Beak and The Great Ziegf eld Dexter Sliced Bacon j u, 19c I Ritz.ar ep g. 21c | Royal Gelatine 3 *„ 14c were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs family spent Sunday with relative! g h John Urll of Bernardavllle. at Englewood, AT POPULAR PRICES—7 to 11 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. David Schnoor and Miss Nellie Borden Is visiting Mrs. ONE SHOW—1 HOURS OF ENTEETAINMENT 17c Mr. and Mrs. John Wermert spent Stell Belle; at Astoria, Long Island. Home-made Sausage Meat ,b 29c | Bakers Cocoa from Friday till Sunday at ths Jsf ' More than $0 parsons attended th EVERY NIGHT DURING SHOWING OF "ZIEGFELD" qtslae ferson hotel, Atlantlo City. card patty given Thursday night by Welch Grape Juice 33c The Ladles' Aid society of tha tha Shrewsbury unit of Social jus- MATINEES—Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Quality Sirloin or Round Steak ib 29c Methodist church made a Dresden tice at tha fire house. The proceed AT t P. M. plate quilt last week. They had a amounted to about $T&. Mrs. Ed Center Cut Pork Chops «, 29c Libby's Fruit Cocktail large COB social gathering of the makers in the ward Sagurton, Jr., of Broad street WED., THORS., 23c church annex and presented the quilt won a ton of eoal disposed of oi to the pastor's wife, Mrs. Nelson the co-operative plan and donatei Sept SO, Oct !• | "Public Enemy's Wife" Moore. Refreshments of cake and by William Leddy & Son of Re FRESH M^ pB| CITY CUT lco cream were served. Bank. Edward Rowe of Everett won EVERY WEDNESDAY EVERY FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. cake donated by Mr*. Florence "LUCKY" $25.00 IN CASH—KREE! Fresh Ham 'Amanda Bartholomew and B. H. Jenkins ot Shrewsbury and Mrs, Nel- Traphagen of Jersey City were re- lie Normlle of Fair Haven won th eont guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louts door price, Loin Pork 25 Moesc. Mrs. Ada B. Nafew of Katontown (WHOLE or HALF) LB. (WHOLE or HALF) Misses Anna and Ettielyn Smith will be hostess tomorrow afternooi havo boon entertaining relatives from to members of the Shrewsbury Read Camdon for a few days. ing plub. Cards will be played an Mr. and Mrs. Phil McGfovarn 0. refreshments served. HONOR BRAND FEOSTED FRUITS and VEGETABLES Maplowood passed the week-end with their mother, Mrs. Felix McGovern. Mrs. Katlo Russell has returned t Mrs. Fred Dammes of Hillside, her home' on Long Island after spend- lb. 29c Long Island, Is spending a week with ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Strawberries—whole lh. 30c Fancy Large Peas her niece, Mrs. Muriel Everett, John Sagurton. Mrs. Richard Moran has returns Mrs. William Schuster and several Ib. friends from Union spent Monday to her home at Jamaica, Long Is Strawberries—sliced lb,30. c Green Asparagus with Mrs. Mario Ztlly. land, after spending several dayi Fred Cook, Herbert Howley, Fred with h«r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erf b. 30c Dammca and Fred Wardoi spent the ward Hounlhan. Raspberries—red „, 30c Baby Lima Beans •week-end on a deep sea fishing trip. Was Maria l*ng» and Mahlon Sag- They mado a big catch of fish. urton ofjliavalette left this mornin Mrs. D. K. Wentworth, Miss to spend tha day with friends Raspberries—Wack Hi. 33c Corn on Cob 27c Amelia Wentworth and Mr. and Mrs. Bristol, Connecticut Mr. Bagurto Clalr Wentworth spent Sunday a Is enjoying a walk's vacation from .„. 25c Mount Tabor. his duties at tha lAvalette Atlantic Gooseberries ., 30c Blackberries Mm. Dora Schnoor. has purchased & Paolflo store. H now Rtudebaker sedan. Mr. and Un. Kdwird Leuck, form- John Bchanck returned horns Bun erly of this pl&ci, are the parents English Gooseberries h. 35c Apricots — Young Berries 30c day lifter spending a -week with hli ot a daughter born Sunday at Rlver- daughter, Mrs. Charles Foster ol vlew hospital. Oceanslde, Long Island. Can operated by David Blmmons, BROOKFIELD BROOKFIELD Capt. Edward Lee of New Tork Jr., and John ifulUn of Mr Havon BROOKHELD ^^ jM^ •pent the week-end with his brother, collided Friday evening on the cor- See and Hem ner ot Newman Spring* road and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richmond ar Broad (treat, lira,' Bnuaons's oar doz •pending a fnw days with relative was bidly damaged, Policeman Otto the New 1937 Sit Camden. Harden, who covered tha accident, BUTTER 36 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson pressed no ehargta, (HOLD LB. liave moved from their house on ^B^^^a^B^B^sMo^M^^^^Mi^^^MMMM^^^s^^^^^^^^^^M^^^BBi^^MBMflBHBS Camplioll avenue to Port Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lomax and PHILCO mouth, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lomax and FRESH SEA FOOD Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brennen o Miss Emma Loniax ot Broad strsat FRUITS & VEGETABLES Had Bank have moved In one of th have ranted Dsnlil P. Sclmnrk's In Your Own house at I.ltlU Sllvur. JtDler houses on Compton street. Hi. 4c I Fresh Bluefish 19c Mr. and Mrs. Melville Robertson MUs Catherine, Dean of Broad Home FREE! Fancy Washed Spinach Bind children of Oarwood spent Bun- street was operatad on yuterdity day with Mrs. Blanch* Cherry, morning at Rlvtrvlsw hospital for CTOP missing importiuitaTet* appsndlaltla. Her condition is good. 4c 1 Boston Mackerel 17c Mr. and Mrs. Louis Appl*(«te am jcoj broadcaiul TIJ« new; Fancy String Beans ehlldron and Mrs. ICenry Applsfel A dessert hrlAg* party will bo trill leave noon fop Dsnvor. Colorado held at Christ «hur«n parish house Phltco Foreign Tuning System, Soft Crabs | Scallops Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tarno~ next Wednesday Afternoon at Ji.10 woikliifj with the Philco High. Juicy Florida Grapefruit 7 •pent Hut.urday evening with Mr. an o'eloo*. Proeeeds will bentflt tlio Mr*. LoHse «f Farmingdale. church. The women of th* church Midcncy Aerial and Phllco PHILOO i16J* Oysters Clams Mr. Orlmm of W«st New Tork, will be In eharia. Frist* will !><• Color Dial, tunes foreign sta- Fancy Large No. 1 Potatoes 27 u,». 63c 3llf>» Hue ftaloh of Brooklyn and award *d. Console of tun- Charles Ko«h of Hudson >«< tion* by n*m0—*nA doublet 1Ml Libby's DeLuxe Peaches 2 °— 33c spent thn w*«U «nd with Mrs, Bar foreign reception I We'll svr- Fancy SS Cauliflower ~~ " 15c Imra Koch. OaoMit. Mr. anrt Mr«. Ilu. «»,, ,,rm 16 Monmouth St., FOR a TON of CCAL Ikptnt 0und»y at ~" ' '• Th* rn«d Chance To B«s Given Away S»tur4*y Nit*—9 P. M. PartEiehl CEP BANK! REGISTER, SEFTEMkfaK 23,1DB& Ghezzi-Connor Quad Griddera Breaks -ByPap Jorden Hance State OfiiciaU Rumnon Meet In Finals To Open Season Win* Cup Race Game, Trenton, N. J.WUUam Jf, BUUBUU, , Girl Skipper Second in Commo- state Injtltutlons ooitunlenloner, said At Swimming River With Leonardo today he ! would make an lnipectlon doro'i Event Held Sunday by of the Freehold Jail at the request Defending Chwnpusi Defeats Quadrangle Eleven Strengthmed Dickman Fleet ~ Mommoulh of the Monmouth county freeholders. Suburbanites Again Ontbatud bw Boat Club Race Caacelteti. The Inspection, Bills raid, will Go? Rk&dafe, Jr., in Senai- by Hiffh School Gi-auhate*—. Red Bank Nine But Win, 3 la probably b» next week, He will be 2-r4Jn8 Up of Both Team. Game to be First Played in Holding a lead which he had accompanied by Frederick Fitch, In- Finsl Match, 7 and 6—Mrs. titutions Inspector.- Padded. Semi-Pir© Coafenmce. alned early In the race, Borden Cotmer and Mrs, McVey Win. lance on Sunday finished ahead ef The freeholders.' request followed competitors In the Cominodore'a tha complaint of Sheriff George H. Tie Humsoa A. C baseball team . The teml-An&ls of the class A club The first gram* Is the Monmouth up race held by the Frank Dlck- Rob«rts tart conditions at the Jail nosed out the Red Bank Towners. 8 • eh»mpion»hip tournament at Sw-im- County semi-Pro football conference skeeter fleet. It was his first wew "deplorable." He said a etrong to 3, Sunday afternoon on Trojan jnlss Hirer Country dub was played will be staged CA the Middletown Ictory of the season. man eouW pull the bars apart, doors field, Newman Springs road, and over tin week-end when Joseph township high school mthletlo field The fleet's stars did not have war* warpsi ind Oiojall was over- won the series engaged In for tha GhezsJ. defending champion, defeat- next Sunday afternoon when the hings their own way In this, the rowded. ' past several weeks by the two nines. ed Guy Riehdale, Jr, 7 and 6, and Leonardo Field dub meats tho Red ext to last race of the season. Bar- For the second SUCCOSBIVO time, Bank quadrangle gtiddets, la the Joseph Cqnnor defeated Edwin Me- >ara Sayre, one of the two girl skip- BEEFSTEAK DINNER. the Towners outbatted the victors. Dermott, i up, on 18 holes. Initial Quadrangle game of toe year. en, finished second. "Bed" Uppln- Eddie Chmlel, pitching for the Bed Both teams for the past few weeks Bankers, not only held the visitors to In tiie class B snatches Robert tt, one of the ace sailors of tha Feast to Be Hold By tho fflayors have been practicing under flood- eet, was third, and the Beaton's 1 less hit than tha number made by Bchroeder defeated Frank Baird, 3 lights, and Sunday's game is expect- Boat Club Saturday. and 1, and Alex Wilde defeated Mr. oint -wlnnpr, Charlie Allaire, fla- the latter, but fanned H Humson ed to draw one ot the largest crowds shed fourth. Then in order came A beefsteak dinner will be held by batters. He was given ragged sup- Scnroeder, 2 and 1. In class C of the season. Charles Schneider defeated William lucky Mead. Johnny Olvlng and Ar- tha Players Bout club of Fair Haven port. Chapman, 4 and 2, and Victor Wolf- The Quad grldders have re-en- nold SchwarU. at the clubhouse Saturday evening Both teams had Imported players kamp defeated Mr. Schroedcr, 2 and forced their squad with graduates of The cup which Hance won vraa at 8:30 o'clock. Both men ond wom-in their line-ups. Two of the Ked i Fred Hayes and Thomas Irving local high schools, and they have onated by Edwards Rullman, com- en have been Invited, and entertain- Bank importations, Levlsohn and Brown, both of the Register, met in more than 20 players. Bob Mat- modore of the fleet. The President's ment will he provided, ' Kronenwetter, the latter from Ocean a quarter-final match, which Mr. thews, who received honorable men- up, donated^ by Donald Hubbard, The Ladles' auxiliary of the dub county, starred at bat, each getting tion for high eohools in Group S last will hold a bridge luncheon at the 2 hlta in « trips tp tho plate. Two Hayes won 7,and 6. 1 'ho holds that office, will ba raced year at Red Bank , will be In one of >r next Sunday. The summary of clubhouse next Wednesday afternoon of the RumBon half-dozen hits were The matches to be played this the tackle positions jehlls Peta Ma- at Sunday's event follows: at 1 o'clock. The serving will be doubles, made by Pitcher Koneskl weak-end include the final match be- rascto, a Red Bant'gridiron veteran, done by members of the auxiliary.- and Outfielder Vidnanokl, The only tween Joseph Connor and Joseph . StMt~-lO:»a A. M, will be the other tackle. Art Kerr Owpex Finish other extra base hit of tho game, al- Ghenl for the class A title, William and George Decker will cover the onion Hance .M~~~».»«...... «...>....11*41IIO sp a bingle, was made by Barcelona •Kyan and Peter Burns in the semi- end positions while Bob Pettlgrew larbara Sayra . , ——.—_.Ui«»IOO Lincroft. of .the Townors. The score: finals of class B, Charles Schneider and Ralph "Bud" Bennett will fill Red" Llpplncott .—. _____...ll:15;0J and William Moncriefl in tho semi- Iharles Allaire .. .,.11.45llO RUMSON. guard positions. Norman "Dutchie" 'Bueky" Mend ... (The Red Bank Iteal.t.r ean U bought AIR HFDA finals of class C, and Oscar SwanBon, Sickels will play at center. The rohn Olvlng Vldnanskl, rf, . 5 0 - 1- - Br., and Euesell Johnson, in the probable backfleld lineup will Include krnold Schwarti Cook, 8b Z 5 1 0 Kravlts, Be ».._. 8 •emi-flnals of clojsa D. Jack Matthews, calling the signal), .ugust Schwaors Among- those who took the boat 0 0 ItoLaughlln, 2b, . . 4 1 4 The ladies second round for the Paul Conway and Frank Loverstdge rol Qulnn ride Sunday up the Hudson river on Brlcese, If. . 4 0 2 Smith, lb. 4 club championship was played. Mm. at half back positions and Ernie ordon Forbes the Steamer Sandy Hook to Bear 1 11 Sdttard Davla . DUU, of 1 8 Millie Connor defeated Mrs. Alice Tuffy" Griffiths, at full. Mountain and West Point were Ed- Beelatro, o, .. 4 'eter MoClces ...-.., gar and Ralph Layton, Margaret and 1 e Halper, 4 and 3; Mrs. Carol Breslln Others, who probably will be seen >ona]d. Hubbard Koneekl, I>, ...... 4 1 0 defeated Mrs, Helen Alberts, 3 and n action, will be Bill Bott, at quar- The races which were to have been Francis Matusr, David Hood, Agnes 2; Mrs. Dorothy MoVey defeated terback; Joe Madusky, Jake Perl, eld Saturday afternoon by the Mon- Carney and William R. Oaffnoy. Miss Carol Schroeder, 5 and 3, and Steve Olnas, Art Melllsh, Frank louth Boat club were called off, the Mrs. John Streit has purchased a AB tl H PO A Mrs. Madelina Casey defeated Mra. Mazza, Bill Holmes, Jack Loversldge, new Plymouth coupe, Brltton. lb. . ... 8 1 0 6 0 storm, indirectly, being the reason. Bareellona, IIf.. .. . ;. 4 1 0 Alice Robinson, S and 1. In tho 'all Matthews, Bill Phtfer, Irving Many of the boafs were damaged Charles Galli of West New York IrfvJsobn, cf...... 4 Z 2 semi-finals Mra. Connor defeated VanBrunt, Bill Hogan and Tony Sav- during the hurricane, and several spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Dan M. Asohettlno, tb. .... 1 1 DAQiels, rf. Mrs. BreaBn, 3 and 1, and Mrs. Mc- ge. were sunk to keep them from get- Daverio of Lincroft Inn. 1 1 The Ladles' aid society will meet Jacobs, rf -..-. 0 0 yey defeated Mrs. Casey, 2 and 1. The Quadrangle schedule Is as ting the full effect of the storm. Dunham, 8b, 0 0 Thursday afternoon, October 8, at Kionenwetter, SB. .. 4 Charles Schneider and Joseph Con- follows: A dinner for the skippers, at which 2 2 the home of Mrs. Ada Woodward Oresh, 0. „., 4 0 14 nor were tied for winning honors In ;rophles won during the season will Chmiel, p. 0.. 2 1 September 27—Leonardo Field etafe. Local Poloists when plans for the annual supper .-. 4 the match play against par at' 1 up, October 4—Fort Hancock. 30 awarded, will wglven by the olub and Alex ;WUdo and Frank Boehn,, October 11—Freehold. omorrow night at the clubhouse. will bo made. The supper will be 84 2 7 27 4 were tied for second honors at all October 18—West End, ROD AND GUN Win Round Robin held at Lincroft chapel Thursday Bogre by tunings t October 25—Open. BumaVn ...... 0 2000100 0—a even. ovon)nff, October 28. Bed Bank . 10000001 0—3 Kovetober 1—Open. • Clarence R, Botta, a musician,, will la the ladies' matches Tuesday, November 8—Open.. ^-' Defeat Monmouth County Coun- New Seaplane Is Errors—Kravltx, Smith, Britton, Krctn. Novembtr 16-r-Open. .. provide an evening of entertainment enwetter, Greah. Two-base hits—Vldnftn- Mrs. Connor won a prize for low net November za-^Opan. )• "Honey, Where's my old hunting By NIBUCK, skl, Koneskl, Barcellona. Stolen base— try Club and Trenton Artillery at Lincroft chapel next Wednesday Bareellona, Strlke-outs—By Koneskl 6, by ccore of 78. Mrs. Alberts and Mrs. November 29—Leonardo Field dab. coat and pants?'' At Little Silver Madge Rohrey were tied at 10 down Polo Team at Eatontown— I missed up on this column a night at 8 o'clock. He is coming CbmM 14. Bases on balls—Off Kontskl Any team wishing to book games Those dirty old clothes are In the here through the efforts of Rev. Z, oil Chmlel 2. Umpires—Phelan and De- ID the class A match play against Score 8 Goals. ouple ot weeks, but this week I dc- The now Aeronca seaplane which' Frletan, with the Quadrangle club on any ot garage. Don't you bring them in David Povey, acting pastor. par, Mrs. Casey won. the class B here, and don't call me 'honey' when Ided to write lt again and tell you last week was purchased by the Bed the above open dates way write Ar- ibout the olub championships. First, Bank airport, arrived at the local . Harvey Blum and son of Rahway iourney at 9 down. thur MacBonald, 60 Wallace street, speaking of such unroma&tlc things." The hard-rldlng poloists of the 112th Field Artillery team of the Red if course, the ladies. • field Saturday. The plane was flown were Monday visitors of Mr. and Red Bank. That is a sample of autumnal dia- Mrs. Joseph W. Thompson. logue one mlgfit hear in any sports- Bank armory won a round-robin polo here by Jack Casey, manager ofHhe PLAY GOLF match Sunday afternoon at the Mon- Once again we have Dottle and airport, from Cincinnati, In eight Mrs. George Rlchdale Is much-Im- man's household. proved from her.recent illness. Navesink Wins Sometimes the tone changes. This mouth County Country club when Illle In the finals. I- believe this hours. It required 2S gallons of gas- _, -«t— Leonardo Club they outscorod the Eatontown club win be the fourth time these ladles oline to make the trip. One stop was Miss Carol Dedrick of Hewlett happens when friend husband Is In- Long I»Iand,\waa a recent visitor of OLD ORCHARD formed that the little woman sent team and the 112th Field Artillery have met. I predict this year will made at Plttsburg to refuel. Over Fair Haven team of Trenton. Red Bank tallied >e as close as the previous onee, and The plane was Sown to the air Mr. and Mrs, Edward Johnson. Mr. COUNTRY CLUB Wins First Came his outing clothing to the cleaner Johnson has been made floor boss at or laundry. His voice' is raised in 8 goals, while the Eatontown and the championship will be decided on arlno base at Keyport Tuesday (Formorly Robins Defeated, 9 to 7, Sunday Trenton teams each got 6 6goala. the greens—the lady whoso puttur i-horo the floats were attached, Tem- the Freehold Rug Mill. Long Branch Country Club) censure because such treatment "jist Miss Charlotte Rhone, sister-in-law . Afternoon at Fair Haven— They Started the Season With naturally roons 'em.'1 The two artillery teams met In the is hot will be crowned champion. lorarlly the plane is being beached MonmoutSi Road Route 4-N opening three chukkers and finished Dottle played in the semi-finals by >n tho South Shrewsbury river on of Mrs. Iuaao A. Foreman, Mrs. J. : Jim Tully Pitches Excellent Victory on Their Home All of which brings up the ques- K. Ford of Jacksonville, Florida, and tion of why hunters do not like new in a tie with three goals each. The ideating Mrs. DrualUa Baird, 5 and he property of Gua Schweera, Little Winter Rates in Effect Ball for Victors. Grounds Sunday by Defeating Trenton team met the Eatontowu >; Miss Carol Schroeder, S and 3, and iilver Point road. Mrs. Charles Johnson of New Berne field clothing, especially duck and North Carolina, returned-to New South Amboy Tigers 7 to 0. canvas coats. Two reasons are com-quartet in the following three chuk- the semi-flnalB defeated. Mrs. Any Day—$1.00 kers and they finished with three Madeline Casey, 2 and 1. WEErSTArUES ItECOBDS HOXJ) Berne Saturday after spending e The Navesink Held club, talcing fort and camouflage, An old coat week with Mr. > and Mrs. Foreman the lead in the second inning, held On Sunday afternoon on their has a pleasant feel. It has been goals each. The Red Bankers, led Millie had a tougher timo advanc- by Sergeant Frank Wise and William ing. In the first round she defeated Ml But One Approved by American Mrs. John Rhone is visiting her its advantage to the last and de- ome field the Leonardo Field club stretched by use until the shoulders rower Boat Association. daughter, Mrs. Edward H, iones of feated tho Fair Haven Robins, 0 to ileven Inaugurated the 193S football and sleeves do not bind, thereby per- Sullivan, and combined with Robert Mrs. Lucille Hunter, 4 and 3, but In W. Eisner and Milton Untermeyer, the second round she had to play Charles C. Alexander, Jr., chair- Navesink and will remain there 7, Sunday afterternoon ca tba Bob- eason with a 7-0 triumph over the mitting free shooting. And it carries lan of the Race committee of the three weeks. ins' field.. ' louth Amboy Tigers. The Tigers, a a sweet smell of woods, fields and Jr., formed a strong defense In their Mrs. Alice Halper, the holder of the play against the Eatontown team National Sweepstakes regatta held Mrs.. Mary Taylor of Daytona The Navesink team collected B Ufa luch Improved team over former defunct birds. course record. The match was all and scored 5 goals to Katontown's 3. even at the turn and It looked as lere last month, has received word Beach, Florida, Mrs. Rose DeVeaux, off Phil Egeland while the Robins ears, brought down a squad of 25 Manufacturers try hard to make hat all of the records made here, Sullivan scored 4 goals for the Red though the, result was to be in the Henry Hlnes and Harry DeVeaux, were allowed 7 hits by Jim Tully. players and for the first half battled their outdoor garments blend with except one, have been approved by FREE Bank artillery team, while Wise fol- extra hole column, but Alice, who all of Now Vprk, and Roy Harvey Tha latter fanned 14 Fair Haven bat- the home aggregation on even terms, the fall hunting scene, but it re- he American Power Boat asaoela- lowed with 2 and Untermeyer and Is an exceptionally fine putter, lost of Trenton were Sunday visitors al HOME DEMONSTRATION! ters. The box score: the third period the home eleven quffes a lot of weather-beating on ion. Foreman's boarding school. tarted from their 40-yard stripe and the back of the wearer before this Eisner each 1. Adam Olmbel led the her putting ntroke on the last nine NAVSSINK F. C. The exception Is the record made ove deep Into Tiger territory. color is achieved. There Is a new- country club team with 3 goals, and Mllllo came through to win by AB E H FO A >y Melvln Crook's Betty V. The as- New Airport Students. NEW 1937 Simpson, BB. — -.•. 6 1 )lkey, Craig and Foulks made re- ness—some call it "shine"—about while Major Young and Capt Mc- 4 and 3. In the semi-finals Mrs. Kurau, ef. 0 0 Gowan led the Trenton team with 2 Jreslln extended Mrs. Connor to the loclatlon acknowledged the time as eated gains. Craig plunged through coat just out of the store which wor- jelng acuorato and the fastest time Among those taking flying instruc- Joilin, rl. 2 2 goals each. The lineups: 7th green, where Millie had to sink tions at the Red Bank airport under Hanson. 8b. *~. 5 1 1 the 12-yard line anil here Kilduff ries the duck hunter. This can be iver made, but did not give lt official PH1LC0 the supervision of Jack Casey, man J. Tulljr. P. 6 2 0 umbled and Refus of Perth Amboy eliminated by hanging the new 112th Field Artillery Blues. 20-footer to win the match. anctlon Inasmuch as only four boats Smith, c ' 4 1 14 •ecovered to end the first drive of clothes outside for a week or so. No. 1—Sergt. F. WiBe. tarted In the event whin lt was ager, and William Parrlsh are Doug- Mohr, U. E 2 0 No. 2—Lt. M. Untermeyer. Jr. Helen—Knock knock. las pear of Long Branch, David Tusting's B»7«rd. 2b. » 0 2 IO Field club eleven. Most men you meet in the blinds No. s—U. R. W. Eisner. lecessary to have five starters In or- Tol. 89 Back—Lt. W. Sullivan. Me—Who's there? Bohulte, Jr., of Red Bank, illlsworth Poat, lb -~- ~-. 8 0 8 Midway through the final period or afield wear tattered hunting coato der to get official endorsement.; Mr. BED BANK .conardo after an exchange of punts that only a bird dog could love. Monmoutb Country C. C. Helen—Hurry. Crook did not make any protest! IB Hlee of Asbury Park and Donald 19 8 B 27 10 No. 1—M. Phllllpe. McLaln of Lakewood. ;alned possession of the ball In mld- Bagged at the bottom, with sleeves No. 2—-M. Elmer. Me^—Hurry whoT relation to this minor technicality, 1 FAIR HAVEN. leld and scored a touchdown. On an mostly In shreds, these remnants No.S— Gen. H. 3. Borden. Helen—Hurry cane. feeling well pleased with his exhibi- AB R H FO A ff tackle play, Gawler drove 10 lurely appeal to the owners, for they Back—A. Gimbel. tion here. Irons, ss. .j. llth Field Artillery. The Red Bank Register travels 16 Monmouth St. Henry, cf. .... •ards for first down, Dlkey circled wear them season In and season out. No. 1—Capt. B. McGowan. Me—Knock knock. Mr. Alexander Is In Washington over every street In town and every Arnone, 2b lghl end but was forced out ot They've been marked plenty by No. 2—Col. C. Tower. Helen—Who's there. this -week where he will witness the road In the county. Let' it oarry your B. Egeland. message) to those who live on these RED BANK, N. J. Lovejoy, c. .. lounds after a 15-yard gain. Hols- barbed wire, and there are feathers No. 8—^Major B. Young. M,e—Amsterdam. President's Cup, event on the Poto- Back—U. I. F.lst. Helen—Amsterdam who. thoroughfares.—Advertisement. LaBionda. If. .-.. orth and Foulks carried the ball to and bits ot £ur in the pockets. Scor« br chultkera: mac Ackerman. If. Me—Amsterdam tired of listening Grob. 3 b — the Amboy 8-yard line, To our way of thinking, tho Ideal 112th P. A. Bluea.-.l 1 1 i x z 3 1 1—8 Freiberg, Sb. VanNess came In for Dlltey at shooting jacket is the light-sleeveless 112th Field Art 0 ltliln x 8 i knock-knocks. Bodeo. rf. . iuartcr and Sheridan for FiUmlre type worn In the south. This affords Mon. County C C .1 i i 1 I i I 1 2—6 P. Egettnd, p. ,t end. Two line plays failed end free arm and shoulder movement Goals for Artillery Blue!—Eulllran 4, Scene on the first tee—Ground wet It 1 I 27 U >n the third down VanNess passed and has sufficient pocket space for Wl«e 2, Untermeyer and R. Elinjr. Mon- fter heavy rain. Alice talking to o Sherid&n over the center of the mouth Counti' C. C. Gimbel >. Borden, M. Madeline. Helen practicing a swing, Score by shells and game. In the north, how- Eisner and Phillips. For 112th Field Ar- Neveslnk takes heavy divot. Result, Alice now DOREMUS BROS. 0J0OO1OB 0—9 ne. Sheridan made the catch and ever, one needs a coat of heavier tillery, Young 2, McGowaa 2. Feist and Fair Haven 10001001 4—1 was over the goal line when brought material, with sleeves for protection Towers. earing a polka dot skirt.' Madeline Errors—SimPBon, Kurau, Manson, IroriL down. VanNcs8's attempted con- against the elements. It should be Referee—Tom Mason. all made up to play end in a mlnstre Benry, Arnone, Lovejoy. Thre«-b^6o hits Time of chukkers—TA minutes. COMPLETE FOOD MARKET SINCE 1877 —Joelin, Henry. Stolen bases—Smith, version wag very wide but an Am- large enough to wear over sweaters chow—the audience laughing. Simpson, Henry. Double plays—P. Ege oy offside gave Leonardo the ex- or wool Jackets. / land to Araone to B. Egeland. Strike- Monmouth Splits With referenoo to the Class A 3 PHONES—1560 - 1561 - 1562 outs—By Tully 14, t>y Egeland 5. Base ra point Good trousers or breeches of a on ball*—Oft Tully 2. otl KKeland 2. Urn The lineups hard material are a most Important, championship, we have as usual our pires—Lohsen and Jlart. South Amboy part of the upland hunter's clothing With Freehold Nine present champ, Joe, meeting another 11 & 13 BROAD ST. -:- FREE DELIVERY Murdock Next Sunday nfternoon thesfi two Sheridan kit. The legs should be reinforced Toe, our pre*>aVmt, In the finals, and J. Inman I.T Kssroeukl Elgenrevieh The Fort Monmouth and Freehold believe It or not It's the first time teams will again battle It out on tho If, Bennett In front with some heavy stuff to Roblnn' home grounds at Fair Haven. JsnBen c prevent Jab» and scratches when go- rcmen's baseball teams remained In the president has reached this poln SPECIALS—THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ! Uufua SupenskI RC 0. Qusit Ing through briars and thorny shrub. ; deadlock over the week-end In a and It took- him 19 holes to defea Delksr UT H. Inmsn Hort«r Jlayoff for the championship of the 'dwin, who was the flsallat las KB rilimiro fear. Btsilar Q V.nN.is Jersey coast and offshore finning :ounty Firemen's baseball league, Csssldr Ghezzi Places 1.11 Holsworth prospects right now conntltute & ^ort Monmouth won the first half of Clan B—Alex Is waiting on Bll Serittore mi Foulke he league season and Freehold won SELECTED CHOICE JERSEY POULTRY Dsrcnowakl mystery which can be solved only by Ryan and Pete Burns to settle thel Second At Madison FB Gnwler :he second half. The firemen's team match In the semi-final* and It's th itltutei, Hi uth Ambor. Post, Ford, those who venture out to «eo what lefeated tho soldiers Saturday after- Foler, Uurns, ]McOrath. Oplola. Blmm they can catch. The hurricane which first time Alex has reached the final! Maurice O'Connor, New Jerna Connelly, Rmltb loon 3 to 1 nnd tha soldiers turned Jersey Broilers JHkHHU Small Roasters . Uonardo. Dlkar. Pllt- itruck th« coast Friday undoubtedly Clasi C—Victor, a now comer tc Btate P. G. A. champion, won thi terker, Qusst. Kilduff, Marsh, Alnerson, tables on Sunday and* won, & to 3. he club, Is waiting for Charlie an sectional qualifying round for thi MRrey, <;oineHoussn, changed conditions. The large tuna The final game will be played ne*t Officials--Referee. G.rber. Umi'lje J. which were close Jnnhore off Rea Bill to finish thalr setnl-ftnal match, national P. (J. A. championship Mon- £sldlo. Head Linesman Henderson. Sunday afternoon at Fort Mon- t Is the flrst time Victor ever playe day at tho llraldhurn Country club Bright probably headed for deep mouth. The box scores; Next Sunday afternoon on their water and If the big game fluhermen in a dub championship and he our Jersey Fryers JL Smoked Hams Madison. Tho. national champion home field the Leonardo Field club drd exceptionally well to win all hi ship will lie ployed in November i want sport along that line they will SUNDAY GAME. will meot tho Red Hank Quadmnglea probably have to do some searching FORT MONMOUTH. matches so far. Plnshurst. In Ihe first conference game of the for the big ones. islrura. If. _. ilB I H N i 1 Class D~Fr«d Hayei by hi* Victor Ghezsl of Kumnon, profe season. The huge waves which pounded Ulnth, ef. .... eats of Al and Inr feas reached th Jersey Fowl Roast Bottom Round slonal at I tin Dcnl Country club, wr Aduma. Jb. finals and Is waiting on Buuell an matched O'Connor's 70 in the morn the ahort In all probability created Hefeovic, 8b. ^._ new holes and bars for the surl Oscar, Br., to settle their seml-nna Ing round, completed his Bccnnt Double Header At -oney. lb. ...* match. round with n 75 nnd flnlnhcd tn UP casters to locate and experiment Mililn, rf, . with, night now It's too early to Klesser, «. ...~.. All In all, there's golngr to lit so FRESH FISH - OYSTERS - CLAMS ond place with 145. Johnnla Kind Bel mar Tomorrow Ralbovsk/, es, champions In classes D, C and D of I'lalnfleld v/a* also njnong thi say what can bo caught and where. KMIe, p If the weather continues good for .—.. ,.^..» 1 ana maybe in A. Who o»n tell? To ritmlHlmfi, and finished In third plac< The game scheduled to bo played ik v 14 know our president Is a toug with P. 117. Tuesday night butw«en tlw Black a few days the anawor to the Jersey FROSTED FROSTED FROSTED FROSTED const filling prospects will be forth- hombr* on - the. gelf course. Among the lornl plnyeia who fallei Yankee* and the Cuban Btar» on PO Mnmorlftl field at Delmar VM callad romlng. In the meantime there will RhtMtna. if 4 0 ft SPINACH Corn on Cob to qualify weie Johnny Hhowler efira^Rtn, Ib, Wilt ttfl you «)J about th« floal PEAS Pineapple off becauBo of the weather. A heavy be plenty of rod and line men who 4 t) t Bwlmmlng ttlvrr, O.orgB Maxflcld c ^uaanannl, Ib, .... 1 0 0 next wo«h. Weather ptrmltllng. f Jtmdo i>!»yln(r c»n0ltlona under will want that nnawer n« soon C Huutaon, UPOIKO Riitllvau of I^on , .... 4 floodlight* Impractical, and who will give lt a try. ... 4 0 I Branch, iliiarlcfi Dpnnla of Holl_ Manuel, SB. lb. „ 23 « A do\il)lo leader haai been Belied- Vemierfeer, — 4 1 ! No Hand 23* *» 3 ^ 23° wood, and Art titrauh of. Mmuiiiqu& The New York »taU flfnr hunting PotUr, cf < 1 uleii for tomorrow night. At 7 o'clock OeshUm, )rf, ... « I nti nil-atnr team from Ocean county •e*»on open* October 15 In .... 4 in Patorson Cup k Adirondack* region and cioaea on It a Free book of Jelly Label* will rlnnh with the flcurltt lullers I ID IT Super Suds . 3 P **' 20c Rinehart Gridders of Hrrulley Bfmeh. At l> o'clock the Nov«rnn«r 18 tn lli« CaUktll mown BATUIiriAY OAME. Kstw Ssy * for th< with each 5-lb. carton Hlnck Ynnket-ti will engage the 1'htl- tain region the d«er leanon open» tttt^i in 13 yearn won thn an Win Opening Game All Htniu. Novembnr 1 anrl cloeea November IB. A1> H TO nual fall Ijaterxvctlonal teeiiu tnnt Sun-rayed Tomato Juice Domino Granulntctl Sugar Many Men' Jmtny iJ»• 25c Mother's Oats 3 PN«- 25C Th» football Krltldcra al I'hllllpi- mt N«w York »t*l», which permit dc t)arte, «. _„ 4 o Oountrf elub, Puralui**, N«w York huflf high ichool, being coached by The hunting a monlh e»rll«r tlmn in .Mnnaivl. Ib, I > Th«y daftaUd the Lons T/sland Monmouth SportKmstn rlub rotte*, tt ,.....„,„.., a 3 Wlllard Jllnrllarl, fortrmrly of KM) h«lil B. nlmot Burvlay on list High- Nirw J«r»»y, a WestdhMtct* woMen »o wlh the Myn Babbitt's ClWr 3 «"* 10c College Inn Tomato Juice Bank, won, their first encounter lands] range. Ilatrry Ijingemdorf ot D, patersoia cup from X^ons Island, 26-ox. jar £ for ^ Baturday .m th*lr hom« ground* Uneroft won flrxt prise In th* eo- My to I'olo the (Mfendlng t««m. The New C&B Marmalade 19c'*« wh«n they d«foat»d l*hHllp*burjf hlril uvunt. Mr. I«n(*ndort M4 10 potnti, the i Among those from thin Motion • l« Cutholla sohool, 7 to <>. •d Al. Tu*«m«w of Avon In » bland www«n 1TH and the We«l who mad* the trip by plants Sunday Spinach . . .3 | lllnehai't was aucr-efsdrft *t H*4 off, Mr. I,«ng«m!orf «r..1 Harry IW#- oh*st*r woman "f». Peter Pan Evap. from th* n*4 Bank airport tn Wont Ostrom, If. ... B«nk high schonl by nirrmrtl p. brow flnlajhud th« 28-blrrt event ()•«!, bury, Lonf Inland to wltnMn th* Illillh, tl Arotine thrxa taking part, from thi Sweet Potatoes 5 »>• 19c fluaat, formnrly of nrlrtfton, Th* **(sh scoring M hlt«. Harry ey will reside at 24 Locust avenue. street, were Injured early Sunday pany will bo held at the Berkeley- profit, and Is well equipped to cope nadlne Hill, Margaret Peterson. land, were married Saturduy after- morning when the car which was beJCartert hotel at Asbury Park today, with any heating problem which may Belling The Register.—Advertisement. and JEWELRY noon at All Batnts Episcopal church White—B«dle. ing driven by the former sped across jit which time piano will be made for face any Individual. Accuracy, skill and experi- at NavcalnU. Rev. Charles P. John- Broad street and crashed Into the additional Improvement* to the aalea Mrs, Margaretta Whit* Harrison Dealers In back of this company ence enable us to do the ion, rector, performed the ceremony. front porch of the house occupied by and lervlce department, with the are M. V. Brown, Red Bank; Gilbert f Red Bank and Robert Lewis Bedle David F. Sheridan of 352 Broad thought of adding oil burners to the most delicate repairing. We The bride, who was given In mar- f Augusta, Georgia, were married Combs Co., Freehold; LcCompte Co., riage by her father, was attired In street. Candco told Captain Harry complete line of automatlo equip- CARBURETORS guarantee satisfaction. Our laturday afternoon at Mlramar, the Lakewood; J. F. Brown & Son, Lake' a white satin gown of princess stylo VanNoto, who Investigated, that ment already on hand. wood; Lcroy Schafcr, Manasquan omo of the bride on Prospect ave- he accelerator became stuck. Official, Stromberg, Carter and Zenith Service. Carburetors for prices will please you., and carried a bouquet of white iue, overlooking the river. The cer- Th« Automatlo Coal Equipment WellcrB, Inc., Asbury Park; Wellere gladioluses. M1«B Julia L'Ecluso of Candco and Mrs. Furman wer* company w&* formed about nine Inc., Long Branch; E. Stout Coal all can. Big (took of New and Be-bullt Carburetors. Gas mile- mony was performed by Rev. age checked by Zenith Factory Tester. Silverware Repaired Huntlngton, Long Island, was maid eorge H. Mlksch, putor of tho taken to Rivervicw hospital in the months ago by a group of Monmouth Yard, Asbury Park; Johnson Coal * of honor and wore a gown of ruit ihrewsbury Presbyterian churoh. Red Bank first aid ambulance. Can- and Ocean county fuel dealer*, with Supply Co., Aabury Park; John Estimates Gladly Given and All Work Guaranteed. and Replated Like New velvet. She carried a bouquet of yel- dee was treated for a fracture of the baslo Idea of rendering satisfac- Gulre & Co., West End; J. H. Davis, low and ruit chrysanthemums: Greg- Mrs. Bedle Is the daughter of Mrs. ho left arm, cuts over tho right eye tory fuel service to the public along Inc., North Long Branch; VanKeu- ory Demonet of Hunllngton, Long nnle Hull McLean Whit* and the ind numerous bruises about the the lines of automatlo heat. ren *: Co., Eatontown; Lawes Coal DOUGLAS AUTO ELECTRIC CO. REUSSILLES' Island, was his brother'tj best man. Henry Simmons White. Mr. icad and body. Mrs. Furman, who Co., Shrewsbury, and Judson S. Hop- DOUGLAS A. JKKOLMON ledle Is the son of the late KUhu Thl* company maintain* It* own 36 Broad St., Red Bank Following the ceremony a recep- was later moved to Monmouth Me- engineering service, Bales department la, Keyport. laker Bedl* and Katharine Craig morial hospital, suffered a fractured 18 MECHANIC ST., BED BANK, N. J. TEL. 128. Tel. 1831. tion was held at tho bride's home for iedlo pf Freehold, After a short and complete sales facilities, and is more than 50 relatlvea and clOBe jaw, cuts about the head and bruises marketing at the present time all It pays to advertise In The Register. •eliding- trip Mr. and Mra. Bedle will and scratches about the body.. friends, after which tho couple left lake their home at Mlramar, as will on a two weeks' wedding trip to Iso Robert Lewis Bedle, Jr., now Canada. Upon their return they will reside In New York where Mr. De- cadet at The Citadel, Charleston, SHOP AND SAVE monet is employed as an engineer louth Carolina. Fair Haven. for the Western Union Telegraph Long*tr**t—JUber. (Th« Bid Bank Ritlitar etn bs boufhl company. The bride's going away Fair Havan from Harrr Kurtli and Mi. costume was of green tweed. Mlai Aim*. H. Longitreet, dtugh- i> er ot Mr. and Mrs. Leon Longitreet She Is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke if East Sumtt av*nu», and William Mayor Augustus M. Mlnton of Fair college, South Hadley, Massachusetts. Haven, In co-operation with the 26th <.. Reber ot Katontown, wert mar- National Safety Congress to be held el Friday night at Elkton, Mary- D'Amhr«6—IUttl. n*xt month In Atlantic City, has ind. The bride Is a graduate of sued the following proclamation: Miss Nancy E. D'Ambreia, daugh- ted Bank high school and !• «m- ter of Mn. Carolyn D'Ambreie of iloyed In the secretarial department WHEREAS, His Excellency, Har- Willow avenue, Long Branch, and if the. International Ntokel company old O, Hoffman, governor of New Joseph F. Eattl, ton of Mr, and Mrs. if New York. Mr. Reber 1* manager Jersey, has proclaimed the period jf Antonio L. Rattl of Main street, Eat- September 28 to October 3 as Safety >f the Norwood County olub polo Week and ontown, were married Sunday after- earn and ot the Norwood riding REMOVAL SALE noon at Our Lady, Star of the Sea, WHEREAS, the governor has re- church at Long Branch, by Rev. Leo icademy. They will reside at Eaton- quested each community to organize M. Cox, paitor. own. for concerted action against existing To better serve you we are moving to larger quarters. The less merchandise we have on hand the easier will be accident hazards to the end that The bride,,who was given In mar- Bonaldson—Jotj. greater safety be afforded our people; our job. Therefore, we are sharply reducing prices on many nationally known foods and household needs. We strong- riage by her brother, James A. D'Am- and breao, wore a whits crepe gown of Announoemtnt li mad* of the wed' ly recommend you take advantage of these money-saving prices. Buy now andjsave! ling of Miss Blltabtth Ronaldson, WHEREAS,, acoldents Involve all Juliet model and a duchess cap with persons, without regard to social or ohoulder length veil. She carried a laughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Ron- financial position, race or creed; white prayer book with markers of Idson of Lsonardo, to Franol* B. hence, the problem of prevention is COMING SOON: The Store that is as New as Tomorrow's Newspaper crepe and lilies of the valley. Miss oti of Newark. The ceremony was one requiring the utmost In co- Fannie Rattl of New York, a sister lerformed July IT. operation of every Individual; of tho groom, was maid of honor, THEREFORE, I, Augustus M. Mln- In this modern market we will feature "Optional Shopping." This means you can serve yourself or be served by and wore an American beauty chif- TO PORTRAY OBIENTAL LIFE. ton, mayor of Fair Haven, New Jer- fon velvet gown with hat of match- sey, pledge to the state of New Jer- our courteous salespeople. Our prices, we promise, will be the lowest in town. Watch for opening date! ing chiffon velvet and velvet braid. Lecture and Hotur* Demonstration sey, my co-operation In making She carried a nosegay of purple as- Safety Week successful and to take ters and baby's breath. Nicholas J. At New Monmouth churoh.' such specific steps, Insofar as the Suozza. of Long Branch was best An entertainment In the form of borough of Fair Haven is concerned, man. a* may be necessary to reduce the a picture demonstration of Oriental existing accident hazards of life, Miss Rose DeNuccl of Long life ot 3,000 years ago will be given limb and property to minimum; Sunday, Monday and Tuesday even- Branch rendered vocal selections and FURTHERMORE, I call upon our The "TOPS' in Quality CRAPES Mrs. Loo J. Warwick of Long ing! at the Mew Monmouth Baptist citizen* to actively participate in Branch played the organ. The ush- hureh by Edward A. Marshall, l suoh work as they are called upoi Once you see, or better still once you taste these extra fancy ers were F. Bliss Price of Batontown urer of the Redpath Chautauqua to do, to co-operate with our publlo FLAMING RED and Wallace Duble of Long Branch. bureau. Each evening the demon- officials and to exemplify the spirit Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb you will agree they are the fin- Following the ceremony a recep- tration will begin at 7:80 o'olook and letter of Safety by their per- est your money can buy. We suggest for your Sunday Din- LUSCIOUS TOKAY tion was held at the bride's horns for Mr, Marshall ha* been twice sonal conduct. more than 100 guests after which the around the world, ha* lived In Pal In addition to the above proclama- ner - Roast Leg of Lamb. couple left on a ten-day wedding trip estine and hai lectured In more than tion the mayor has appointed a com- through Canada. Upon their return ,000 cities In America, At the en mittee aa a lo:al Safety committee they will reside at the bride's home ertalnment he will construct a dem to co-oporato in the state-wido Safety on Willow street. mstratlon fifteen feet in length Week campaign Octobor 5 to Oc- 3 23 Both are graduates of Long showing village life In old Palestine. tober 9. The committee consists of Branch high school, Mrs. Rattl IB He will describe the custom* of tin the mayor and council, Prof. Roland Fancy employed by Andy Lustbaum of people In the time of Christ. The Fennlmore, supervisor of the Fair Eating Apples picture 1* said to be the only om LEGS OF LAMB Haven schools; Joseph Herden, chief Long Branch, agent for the depart- Cut from 1936 Crop Genuine Spring Lsmb FANCY GCHDEN ment of motor vehicles. Mr. Kattl Is f its kind In this country and Its of police; Arthur Sickles, president 0 «#|*II1B^ vamU1MLS Bananas affiliated with Greenspan brothers, unique method of construction bas of tho Fair Haven volunteer fire Jersey's Favorite Dish—Now Inc., of Perth Amboy. been patented, Some of the char- company, and Oscar Becker, chief of made doubly attractive by this Grapefruit JUICY HORIDA ««*, acters are almost life size. The paint- the Fair Haven fire department. special week-end price. Order ., ng was done by Mr*. Marshall, who Fresh Peas CALIF, TELEPHONE Martin—Browcr. Mayor Mlnton has been chosen chair- s a graduate of Chicago art Insti- man of the local committee. yours TO-DAY I We promise |©. Miss Mario Martin, daughter tute and who has studied and paint- you a Leg of Lamb that will t. SnowWhite Cauliflower^ Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of Fair ed abroad. _ Mr. and Mrs. Georgo F. Ferre and roast np tender and savory. Haven, and Kenneth Brower, eon of daughter Margaret of New York ar« Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Brewer of Eas 27 Fancy Sweet Potatoes 3 spending three weeks' vacation at Front street, wero married at I Shady Knoll hotel. Mr. Forre Is a. OSCO Mint Jelly 2 o'clock Sunday morning at the rec- Oceanport. police inspector In charge of police Fancy Yellow Onions 4M01 tory of tho Baptist church by the in tho borough of Richmond. BONH.ESS pastor, Rov. Edward W. Miller. (Tht Atd Bank R«gllt«r em ba bouBhl Raymond Jones, Jr., son of the Cut from rfie The brldo wore a huntor green sul In Oeunport at tit aUra of Carlo Man*.) postmaster, had his tonsils and ade- Finest Steer Beef with fox collar and a corsage of gar- A clambake, scheduled to be given noids removed reeontly by Dr. Wil- Round Roast donlaa. Her sister, MIHS Florenci last Saturday evening by tho Ladles' 3 3/ liam Matthews of Red Bank. Martin, was bridesmaid. She wore a aid society of the Oceanport Meth- MILK BREAD green cropo suit and carried Talis- Sunday-school classes in the Epis- odist churoh waa held on Wednes- copal church will begin Sunday, Oc- man roses. ' Mr, Brower's brother, day evening at the church hall. The Prime Chuck Roast Raymond, was best man. Quests In- tober i, at 10 o'clock. SLICED and WRAPPED bake was served at 6 o'clock. Tho Ladles' guild of the Episcopal cluded only tho Immedlato famllle Mr*. Pcrloy Riddle and Miss Shir- of tho couplo. Churoh will hold a card party Fri- ley Hlddle of Brldgewatera spent day night, October 9, at 8 p. m., la Domestic Swiss Cheese Mr. and Mrs. Browcr left Immedi- t ately on a 10-day automobllo trip to Saturday at S.a Girt with Mr. and - »££ — Niagara Falls and Canada. Upon , Friday's storm wa* Fancy Jersey Weakfish their return they will>occpy an apart- mer home la at Sea, Girt and winter confined to several broken tree limb* ment In tho Whltflcld building on home at Elizabeth. nnd clcotrlo light and telephone Wallace street. They were class- Mr. and Mn. Lloyd N. Sickles of wires. Fancy Boston Mackerel ••• 10* mates at Red Bank high school. Mrs. Main street, had as their guest last The Charles Lcbcck house on Rlvor Brower Is employed at tho law offlc week Mr*. Frederick Kneor ot Jor-road Is being remodelod. The car- Bread Supreme of Applogate, Stevens, Foster & sey City. penter work Is being dono by Floyd SPECIAL FOR 3 DAYS ONLY.' Eeusslllo and Mr. Brower Is em- Mrs. John B. Hulso of Main street Sicklcr. Vktor Bread , <°«<6i ployee! by the Second National Bank has had a* her guests for. the put Police Commissioner Tony Hunt- J HNEST GRANULATED & Trust company. two weeks Mr. and Mra, Thomas A. Ing will glvo an address at the pub- Week-End CcrJte Special! Mastcrson of Bayohne. lio school next week on "National \ McKnlght—Bninncr. An Informal meeting marked the Safety Week." PINiAPPU ICED Mies OTra McKnlnght, daughter o opening of the winter season for the Although tho storm of laat week (Thomas, McKnlght of Proapect ave- Oceanport Parent-Teacher associa- played havoc with much of Hap nue, and Fred Brunner of Rumaon, tion. Tho meeting was held at tho Handy's garden, ho is still on the Two Layer Cake • ion of Mr. and Mrs. George Brunno school building. A membership com- job selling cut flowers and has an Cf Salt Lako City, Utah, were mar- mittee, with Mrs. William Fcnnclly attractive, fresh lot dally at hla ried Monday morning by Recordo as goneral chairman, was appoint- roadside stand on River road. Mr, Hersheys Cocoa • Harry Klataky. ed and a campaign will be conduct- Handy, who Is one of the oldest resi- RICH CREAMY Tho brldo was attired In gree ed through the aohool classrooms. dents of Fair Haven's theatrical Finest Family Flour Milled Che<»«e Mrs. Jerome V. Eynan, Mrs. Cyril VneeSB (with matching accessories and wor colony, combines pleasure with busi- CALIFORNIA DOMESTIC With o D«li B, eorsago of gardenias. Miss Mar- W. Hayhurst, Mrs. George Grccnley, ness in caring for ono of the best Tang garet MnKnlght was her sister' Mrs. • Martin J. Connelly and Mrs.commercial flower gardens In the vi- Packed In Tomato Sauce Uneeda Biscuits N.B.C y maid of honor find was attired 1 Walter H. Grill* comprise tho com-cinity. sfX brown with matching accessories an mittee, Other group* appointed wore Quick c k r Rositiar Jell - O DEHCIOWS RAVOftS wore a eorsago of Talisman roses, those . to take charge of Tho Fair Haven yacht works Is .nr4©f h©r s Oaf's °° ° 5/ Dennis Arnono of Shrownbury subscription* and tha distribution of making great preparations for an ac- Campbell's Tomato Soup ] jiuo was best man. tive fall buslneaa. Although thoro free milk to needy school children. are still several weeks of cruising fell cam Following tho corcmony a weddlni A discussion of ways and means was to bo enjoyed, they aro gottlng ready Best Alaska Salmon 2 Vegetable Shortening breakfast, for the bridal party wa held and it was decided to hold ono for winter storage. Ono largo cruiser held at tho bride's homo after whlc evening card party each month. It is already on the ways and several Princess Margarine the couple spent two days at Wash wa* voted to have BOO ticket* print- 2^27/ are In tho basin ready to be hauled Best Pure Lard! : lngton, IJ. C. They nro residing ir ed with blank *p*o«* for date* and out. The works has one of the larg- Nettle's Chocolate . the Leroy ripartrnrntfl. The brldi Mr*. George Qroenley ha* bean des- 2^25/ attended Red Bunk high school. est yacht storago yards In this seo> ignated to contact tht Ooianport fire tlon. Pfide of Farm or fSSCO Finest company and secure the use of the Prudence Beef & Lamb Stow* 20oz can ringatoro—D'Onofrl. fire house for tha partial. The first A large locust tree, said by many ^y-j J _-CornadMJj w *% IQ'-joz.^ ft i20oi of this series will be held on Fri-to bo ono of the oldest treea of that Miss Francos Plngalorc, ilaughle variety In this Hcctlon, was blown Boof enns '*" Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plngator day evening, October 18. Following bot. tho. regular monthly bualnesa ses- down In tho atorni of laat week. The 1001b.' and Joseph D'Onnfrl, aim of Mr. nn tree »tooil In tho river front lawn ot Mrs. Pasqunle IVOnnlrl, woro mn sion* a series of round tabla discus- Scratch Feeds ^ 69 sion* will bo held and an occasional Joromo Hlce'a Falrwators property bag ' rled Sunday afternoon at St. An on Fair TIavon road, near tho bor- 10 speaker secured. Announcement wan CATSU thony's churoh by tho rector, Ito Seminole Tissue •• made that a covtred dish luncheon ough docli. Although nn old treo It AND OTHER Nicholas Soriano. will bo held on October 7 at 1 p. m. was not in good health, as much of Tho brldo, who was given In ma at the senior high achool at I.OIIR tho treo'ti heart wan decayed. It WIN OVER •1200-a? IN NORCE PRIZES Octagon Soap . rUgn by hnr father, woro a whit took two men thrco dnyfi to cut It Ilranch. A mombershlp conference CONTCST HANKS IN AN" 5IMPIY wrnn us A JJ wono satin gown with a court train nn will follow tha luncheon. up into firewood. STORI lit Prize NotgsOil Burner Dethol Insecticide V4pi.cn 25/ veil and carried ft bouquet ot whit UTTtR AtOUT OUR COfFEl Mra. Davis M. I licks of River 2nd I'rlic 9174 Nor»o RefrlgerKor roses. She was attended by her uls- Mr. and Mrs. Joiaph Carroll, Ml»« Rond, who left by motor Innt week 5th Prlre Morg« Kl«trlc Washer tfM.50 Handi-Roll st^iv/ooi ter, Mlna Mnrln rinffnlorr, who wniMarjorle Carroll «nd Edward Car- to visit relatives In Macon, Georgia, attired In a gown of peacock blue mil ot Brooklyn ipent th* w*«k-end was stricken with appendicitis short- Wh 100 Sputan Radio 3rd $09.95 Norgo Range Lifebuoy Soap with royal blue vnlvrt anrossorlcs. with Mr. and Mrs, William Mallard ly nflcr her arrival. 8ho Was ad- of Main street. Rho carrleil a bouquet of American mitted to a honpltnl Holiday and un- Lux Flakes « u ilrauly roses. Vincent Hnmplno of Mr*. Pcrloy Kiddle of Bridgewators, derwent nn opwntion Mondny morn- Now York was groomsman. Fred Wemple of Dwyane street nml IIIK. his guests, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tim tirlilesmnldH WITH Minn Mary Tho anmml willing of boiuunh ofiV CANNED FOODS SALE! Itamllno, Minn Tlwre.nn Mnlicnriiso, Wood of Woodbrldge, motored to Al- (?l(t!n on Mi\yoi An^nntus M. Mln- Mlsn Mary D'Onofrl, a nlntnr of tlin lentown Sunday, whore they vlsltod Prit•('(! are advancingt Stock up for future ton's cruiser was postponed until 7th Pntv '60 Sp.ui* Hftltor unct IIuy in doirn lntnl Buy mm and i*tve groom, and Minn Mary Fucci. Thoy Minna* Harriet and Berth* Wemple flunday. About 20 perwonn will board \SBOSB3SBEMSiiiaiiSiiSMU worn nttlrml In gofvns of May wine, ut Four Winds farm. (ho boat enrly fUmdny mmnlriK nnd Mi PriM INGO MK1 coMrr.ciiiv 793 **tm IN AU 4SCQ Ftnoil Qualify Vino Riponod Solid Pack With acccsiorloK of -American Hcauty 1'hn LndW Aid noclety of the I'IUIHO down thn rlvrr to Murnly Hook, 1 INSTAU.M) red. They worn iminll turbans with Oroanport Methodist churoh will hold where dinner will ho tin veil on Imard n do on roue vo.Hn to match. jtaift at the Monmouth i»«r- tlin li'iut. Next 10 Prizes '4 Vaculat6rs -Valuo *337so . I/O "HiAT-HO ROAkTIO COFFII Tomatoes M o 1 After Ilio peromony a rerepllon kot on Baturday. Mrs. I/nila* Went Onrdn liavo bcmi received locally • Vlliai wVj No. 2 caru • < •won bold In the Community Outer. U chairman in charge of thfl af- from FriMlmlek V. Bowfirn whn re- RICH AND FLAVORFUL fair. nnnlly mnrio n trnns-cnntlMont.nl trip 1. JloCarlu—Mcofl, Hftv. Hidney II. Davtes, pnnlor of to Hollywood by motor. Ho iftporla OSCO Coffee "hont Ik)" KonsloJ Farmdale Peas do«n NO. 2 «m' Miss H"i« DcCnilo, d*.U||>iUr of th* Ocaanport Methodist churoh, loft having hud n. mont eujoynhlo Jour- Jnsupli DoCiirln. mid I.oul« Boofl, son Wednesday for Ooaan City, where ney and that h« will atnrl n«»t wank Acme Coffee 'it.c.,,27/ Mother's Joy *>* ha win attend tha annual confaranne to work In thn Columbia •tuillo* »t of Mr. mil Mm. Frank Bonn. w»ro No matter how much moc* you jay ytx! . »nnnbl«iy any liner ro<{«» — hrf.ua* I1O finer coffee* grow String Beans '"'^ ^..95/ ro»irl«f1 Humlny afternoon In Bt, ot Methodist churoha*. Urn. tiloyd that place. than rhow, u«eiii»1 to d«y and t««to Ih* rtiffertnea. Aiithnny'a church by the rsolor, H«v. N. Blokla* ot Main (treat la th* d«l* Nlc-hiilnn Horlnno. Rat A from thn local churoh and will Illnok Widow String Beans •£* HS1.«^ attend th* conference from Friday The bflde win attired In » gown On exhibition la a jar at Luotan of wliltn lac* mitl *<>r« a veil flow- to Murniay. IVAnthony'a (torn »t Mlildletown vll- H Pays to Shop Regularly in theStorea "Where futilityCmtnts and Your Money Goes Furthest" ing frnrrt a b»ln In hir hair. Mli« Tim Ileit Hank lt«Rl»l«r travels Ingo In » Mark widow npliler. It wa* Grocery Pricoi Pmwnil Thru «*rrl«d « bouquet of whit" K»t cll«fov«imt nml ti pr,| by Mr, lVAn- M»»l, Product) and $•• Food Pri«M over pvory alront lit town and nvory n)l W«dn«id»y, SepUmbor 30th denim. 1t«r nlntor, MU« M»iy !»»• road In the oounty, t<*t It c»rryy your thony'* brother, fltciihun D'Anthony. Efl.ctiv. Until Stlurctay Nl«ht Carlo, w»« h*r only attendant. Bh« i to thOM who W*» onUt*M while moving a dog houaa Tueadav fwtt • blM I** 'f *ik afUrnoon. ^^ RED BANK BEGISTEE- i.l

Only when it is called to your attention can you actually realize that the things you buy are the things you "see by the papers." For your news- paper dramatizes fashions ... things for the home ... transportation ... and custom... by showing you how "the other half"... (the pace- setters) .. .live.

You are the most important people in this town. You, and the Smiths, and the Browns, and the Joneses, and all your neighbors. Upon how you dress, and how you live, and where you go, depends the >>-* >: reputation and desirability of your community . .. and you are doing your most import- ant job when you are in the role of Buyer for the family.

We have high regard for your importance, and it is our high- ii est aim to guide you, by means "HOUSE for SALE" of the advertisements we car- Many a house is for sale every week, every ry, in the buying of only those month, every day. And many of the best things which will raise your houses are bought and sold through our standard of living... but not Classified Columns. We accept advertise- ments only from bona fide sources: that your cost of living. is why no Register Classified Column reader is disappointed in any quest made We have pretty high stand- through this paper. Whether you have a ards to live up to ourselves, house, a cat, a mink coat, or an old piano although our cost is just $2.00 to sell or to buy... you'll do it more quick- per year or four cents per ly, and more profitably through The Reg- ister. copy. And whether you buy us at the newstand, or have

us delivered each week by i.v.ji the mailman, our value can- not be translated in terms of It Pays to Read the Classified money alone. For we are your mirror of the times, your

weekly encyclopoedia and lllki.«lliwW^IW|||l||||ll||»ytl||ililmil<|liri[1iiM)^,lTliy|IM source of enjoyment. We give HIS is a paper for the family: for your you the opportunity not only family in particular. We give you all the for happy shopping, prospec- news of Red Bank and vicinity without bias, tive Mr. and Mrs. Buyer ... as well as many interesting features and our but for happy reading. editorial comment is made without fear or prejudice. successful readers prefer THE RED BANK REGISTER Member Associated Press BEE BANK BEGISTEB, SEPTEMBER S3, 1936. CLASSIFIED RED BANK REGISTER WANT ADS

ARTICLES FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE LOST AND FOUND BUSINESS NOTICES. HELP WANTED ROOMS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR RENT OKEN bound 4oi 'oriole. 2",, r BASKETSSKETS, «U tnwi lin.nlin.n,, t tcklni LOST, tavlnti account paiibook No. «l!7 ETHEL MOUNT WOZAR school ol danc- E NEED Ant clans help for position! ID LARGE wall furnished front room, With FOR R£NT or lease, larg* itore with tu HALF of double houic, six rooms, alt Inv- ildi runt stood. H. A. Walling, forms, ttc.ttcii tii .too.tookk . AAtt Hsnd kktoD. volt savings account passnooa no, essi Ing, large, modtrnly tqolpptd studio, of tht Btcond National Bank and Trust the belt houicholdi. Apply at once at or without board; rea.Voi.afcU U itation. Broad •treBt, Eatontown, op- provements; steam heati S28 per montju anxJi. i nkont Btd Btnk «it..f-i Supply CCo., Mlddlttown, phont lit. Opin Company, on which payout hat been 1.46 Monmouth street; all tht btst onmouth Employment Agency, 22 Weit Judaon avenue, R«d Bank, phont 58-J. Phona 416 Eatontown. tytnlnptl . stopped. It found, return u> tht Second pts of dancing taught by graduate of ont itreet, Ked Bank. Phone 8600." ROOMS for rent furnished. *tth or with- FOR RENT, five-room flat, some Improve- F. Uylln, realtor, Heavier bulldlns. Red National Bank sV Trust Go., Bad Bank. lallf normal school of dancing; children's mm trtnit it or Cotud Antnatt id adults' claim Phone Bed Bank 2220 'ANTED* operator! on bathrobe., single out running water; garage If wanted; newly renovated: reduced rent. of Lea. d. no—w to Mill l Japaniti bittle. Itor LOST, platinum bar pin, with two email ornlnge (except Wednesday) or at studio needle machines. Good Day; steady on but line In town. Beit residential iply 77 Oakland strest. Red Bank. FOB RENT, etoru, offices. Bets, houitt, salt at Hendrlckson's Supply Co, Mlddll- ehlpi, Monday afternoon between to 8 afternoons {except Wednesday), jrk. Philip T. Jianninc, Inc., 28*25 Me- section. B. H. Vanderveer, 49 Branch LOOK for rant, three or four rooms:" aparttnsDte; Improved: all iocatlont. town. phont H», —Shrewsbur _-.y. -avenu -t and Broad ttfwt. nd UQndty, Tuesday and Thursday «7tn> hanla itreet. Bed bank, avenue, phone Red Bank 46 all improvements. Bray, Newman Just off Droal street. Land A Loan Co, *t» awhlmaul, pwtastparohtiid ntniw thrtthr.st monUimgnthit Phone RtJ Bank 14. rUward." irlnffs road, Red Bank. 12 Mechanl" street. Red Bank. Acctpt »nr rtisontblt otr«r. Mr«. PAINT with Atlantic Ittd and sine i Ut igl 7 to »l»C.* 4EN AND WOMEN -wanted to sell house' ATTRACTIVELY furoUhed two and three best, 12.00 ptr gallon. Wall taztura so LOSTOST, , young eat, real -light gray rnlxeci hold articles; sood commjaaionsi terrt- rooms each with private bath and glasi SMALL FAUM estate i ramadtltd Colonial tttnrr Ftngtl,. Holmdsl, Haslol roid, pound. Bptcialt In wtll paptr. Atlantic with yellowt toward. Walter's -Tydol Ha for Uvt obtck- boust. one-car garage, located rfilmtltl township. SSsV -- . " ' ttmU »riej. i opejen with chanceB for advancement •un porch. Also one tingle room. Hot on road and river at 913 Rlvsr road, residence: tlsht rooms, three baths I oft Ptlnt, lit) Wait Front street, pbont Aid Service Station, Aebury Highway Ho, 16, dress M. W., box 611, Red Bank. water, oil burner; centrali s*rage. 1 Al- ilr Haven. Apply 807 River road. beat i attached garage, modem horse ban. IV COW for ltd, registered numbtr Btnk mi. , Eatontown, few fett from town." ion» Btd Bank len place, corner BWarilde mvenue. phone jtO«OI,.dropptd July I», 18J4. Hty. UOU>— Wt p«y esub tot your old IEOCHETER3 (female! experienced on SVEN-ROOM house, hot water beat, Rent fully turalihed. Allaire t Son Ages.. BPRAVERB—Ntw and jr\i.Trwi i. ~" ^..'.' •V..1" '"" -•'••• farm, tttatt, golf count, antdf shadabut trtt t boat • reward. . Phone Bed Bank 7s-M.« lles". 86 Broad street. Red Bank. . louldertttes. Write Charles Mett. 11 FURNISHED roomi for rtnt; well heated; eattdt garage. Rent $35. Inquire 63 ttlVEH FRONT home- at 911 River roid, jtton. i ——__«__ •praying. Ctll or mitwritte BenIltndrlcssodricssonn Hupfl p- Worth Sixth ttret. Phlladelphln. Fa. continuous hot wattri garage for rtnt ralr Haven, nine IOOUIB, all ytar houMI 1-FOOT ata skill, six cylinder motor; r OUSE MOVEK and raiser. Josspb O. st Rlvtr road, Rumson. phone 579. pl y OonnanyOompany,, Hldrldletown' , ot phone l« MEN—WOMEN—Get Kovernment jobs; on premises! all Improvtmtntti ntar bus- two-car garage i exceptlooal for party wlfik vtry good condition; completely ttiulp- FARM PRODUCE. Mount, lilt Tenth avenue, Neptune. N. iness section. Wtlltr't Houst, 97 West _LF double house, 61 Bergen plaee, raferencei. Inquire at B0? RW« real* REBUILBBUILT atcond-banMOO d ««ur pumpt. tttrt I10S-I17S month. Common edu- near South street, tlx rooms, bath, al \ and rtadjr to so., Phont UOO-J o> a Hunt. Uiddlttom. nbent Mhlilltiir ihont 28H-W and 808°. Front street, Red Bank, ntar Mtplt avt* phone Red Bank 92T. Wllllsm street, Red Bunk.* rABsIEBB and trook growen wUl Aad • Ition sufficient. List positions and som-nue.* -^ improvements: garagerage: very good eondi- 1SPAIBINQ and alterations. We buy and coachlnt; free. Write Immediately. ,'n; ISO per monthth. AAppll y MMrs . J. J. 3TORE for rent: good location} rauos* sjAHOdANV iilnttpiilt bed and mtttrtsi tell uled garments. Hust bt In good urry. Franklin Institute, Dept. 289-W, THREE furnished rooms for rent, with or ligley, 09 Neptunonthe .avenue, Deal, phone BblBblijj . ApplAl y 193 ShrewsburShb y »v«nu«. < In excellaot condition 92.00, ruii, 9x12, ndltlon. West lied Bank Cleaning shop, h N. 1". Red Bank. ont K«tontown lie-J. without board. Maryland Tea Room. 12.00. Phonf "-* •'- • -S . D-. 1 Shrewsbury avenue. Bed Bank. U. 'ANTED, a neat appearing married man 63 Riverside avenue. Red Bank. SIX ROOMS SBO per month: five room* 8lo«um. Maln-'- ttrttt. OMtnport.' .„_ wanted to ptsture or board, Tbt irelll, proprietor, OR KENT at Hum son, four and flv« | _,.t of white clover meadowa and fine over 25, for a position ot trust In our LARGE front bedroom for rent, furnished, room bungalows, furnished or unfur- $20 per month; all improvements, &ai OLEAKA^c, . . f .; BALE— (5 rtoonditlontd 14TTL11 WBff* UqU8» A»W»t Uop. brooks. WtJMr Field, Nut Swamp road, BMOVER ot dud animals. Dead anU ties department; should be able to drive with kitchen, for light housskeeplng; iihed: all Improvementa; garage; on ree- Ky/Ke; on Kin*'* Highway. A. Bischoff. ftliotrlo rslrlgarators. Evtryono works malt rtnottd trtt of ckaqt. Phone three minutes' walk from station: with or iddletown. phone u«. Middletown. tpid looks Ilka ntw. They must be sold at rJeaddtn'tOcrwr, Bed Bank, AoUgute E. T. P. Mo. 1. Bed Bank, [ght car and satisfied with a moderate lentlal block: near bui line and bathing oought and sold. ' ltd Bank »891-J. Paul Bltjau. ncoroe to start. Write ege, pa*t experi- without garage. Also two rooml, all Im- W;_jPhone_RumBon *37. any prlct. Wt huve such famous maim* inxEXS for tali, 1,000 Btrr.d-Bocks 1 dttoratlni, ice. Addrena M, S- box 611, Red Bank. provements. 147 Bridge avenue* phone Frlgldalrt, Gtneral Electric, Kelvlnator. POK BALE, tod, top aoU, Oil dirt, cladeie and New Bampehirea, April hatched! .UiTINOi Red Bank tU-J. . 3R RENT, leven-room buntralow. larsa REAL ESTATE FOR SALE tsttnghoust, Mnjeatlc arid others. Come and >ravetl prlcw reasonable Olaodt clesn, well feathered, healthy birds. istimjaUi i sopplltd oonn larga or small NEMPLOYED MEN, you must rend thlt ground«, all ' improvemonta; garage; fi our show rooms and havt a look Charlee Westervelt, Highway ID, Freehold, obs; Inttriot and exterior painting; «- unusual advertisement:—This message FURNISHED room for rent, In private ltf home, ilx rooms, newly decorated; round. Opan' evenings till 8 p. m, Rt- N J., nm to driving park. wlltnt wall paptr service. Arthur B. i addressed to men In Red Bank and vU family; reasonable; convenient to city ime Improvementa; garden. 78 Railroad OR SALE, house of six rooms and batb, iBtrator Exchange, H White street, Red w. **§ we*t w-ntmni yarn. , Ioyo« painting contractor, phone Bumson Inlty who are looking for an opportunity llmltfl. 81 Wallace atreet. Red Bank.* ;enue, Eatontown, N. J. in. good condition; two-cnr garage; all , SALE, riding horse, rtgiitertd Uor- PULLETS—N. H. Bids, Barred and White let immediate employment, who havo faith mprovemonts; good location, near busi- ink 8 «0. :hbrtd mart, tweht years, >ound i ONE SINGLE or two connecting rooms; 3R KEKT furnished or unfurnished; lev- ness section, school and churches. Bsr- Rockt! blood teeted atook; now laying in supply 1U In* themselves to do the things they will large private river bank home; five en-room house, all Improvements; two OUNSTALKS, three ctuts a bunch. Put sultaDlt (or polo pi roi Phoae over 80%. Pice Brook Farwi, R. D. Eat ' IT'S MUSICAL wt eaior string tnstro- it taught how to do wltbou^ any cost to in for quick sals; ca>h or torm». M. your order In now: sUo wood cutttrs Ettontown lft. Bigtl. a r ttmetion oa uiy wind - them and with possibilities f oarnlngs that mlnuteB from town; very desirable neigh- iths. open fireplace, lun porch, choice Brown, 24 Wharf avenue, lied Dank, ontown," phon»-448. o borhood. 103 East Front street, Red cation; extra bedroom with running: wi- anttd. Work by cord or by the month. LABGB Leghorn pullete, vaccinated and lent Including accordion. ay far exceed their expectations. Any one 27. ^ rank J. Mannlno, Laurel avenue, Mtddle- WE DO tie highest typt of piano work ets bt made to purchase Instrument!. Al- n who is unemployed snd does not try Bank, phone 3211-W.* ir on main floor. Henry F. Hylin, real >wn, ttltphone 1S3 Mlddletown. and sell pianos right. Dlrhsn's Piano ready to lay. From trapneited large so repalrlm. Annest, 47 Washington gat work Is a disgrace and a liability itate, 42 Broad atreet. Red Bank. MONMOUTH COUNTY (arms; *•» w!,ct Sbop, 18 Drommonoj place. Bed Bank, tgg htne of Barron't atratn. Aleo some itrett, phont Red Bank 1761. Uat of aU alzea and type«. Xou7 In- CONTENTS of Urire estate iuat purchased, phone 888. ptn pedigreed cockereli. Will sell cheap, the community and the nation, If he 'ELIGHTFUL, pleasantly furnished house, loirlei will ba nlven personal attention. H. G. Morris. Colt's Neck, N. J.' loes not take advantage of a position that APARTMENTS or unfurnished if desired; eight rooms X Howard Upplncott, 81 Honmootfc TWO real bargains—Ambrlcoal at 110.50 BEDBUGS, roaches, aeaa. motba. «tt» offered to him, even though It be out of id bath; open fireplace; private garage; itreet, phon> Reil Bank 821. per ton and Red Ash paa coal at 10.50 200 BABREO BOCK pullets for salts tome ptrmautntly exterminated (guaran- s regular line of work. Some of our FOR RENT October lit, adults only; two per ton cash. Both guaranteed, In every now laying, balance ready to lay; men, who were unemployed a few years rooms, private bath; furnished for light i Fair Haven, near river and beach. Com- PARM. near Llncroft. 10& acxwi, excellent nspeot. M. V. Brown, it Wharf avenue, healthy, wtli.develQped birds. Fred Dletx, ued). Bate oaoght with ferrtta (not ago, heeded our call and went to work housekeeping; heated, all Improvement!; iete hot water heating system, Phone •oil, brook and woodland i colonial Ittd Utnll, phont »7. Nut Swamp road, Red Bank, phone Bed poltontd). Phone 1811 Atbury. Jack ith us. have earned during these years ground floor, separate entrance; H. A. led Bank 1165. welve-room residence, located well back 5 a nrl- Bank »8B«.M. ,{ so-called depression {unknown to us, Worthley, 23 Rector place. Red Bank, 'OR RENT, house, four bedrooms, bath, rom road and shaded by numerous treei, Wreaths. UlacB, yellow'lils bulbs. *E. Mor-CASH for your old typewriter, adding ma- Ktndrlck, aittrmlnetor, ttUblltbid 18 our business Increased) moro money phone 1168. chine, check writer or other omca equip- FOR SALE, three fresh young Holetelns, kitchen, gas and coal range: dining and jaree bam. wagon hnune, cow stall, pack* is, Leonardvlllo road, Atlantic Highlands, ment) will call. Joseph It- Berplco, 107 86 ytars. Jian they previously had In their entire FURNISHED apartment on river; entire ving rooms; oil heat, pantry, large porch, Ins house; all buildings In fine condition ' J phone BOH Atlentlo Highlands. one frenh young Guernsey, 20 flna pigs Many have had the pleasure of buy- 'rice $15. Frank B. Lawei, Al Shrsws- Monmbuth street, phona Bad Bank. 486. and two nlcs brood sows. W. H. Potter, nir new homes, automobiles, have nub- floor consisting of four rooms; very at- and lend themielvei readily to any desirtfl JPRIGHT plnno for nale, eplendld condl- II types f USICAL INSTRUMENTS, strlnis snd re. tractive. Apply at 96 Went Front atreet. ury avenue. Red Bank, phone 287S. aJte ration a. prlca $10,500; tenna. Al- •• tlon, 916] man's tuxedo jacket, slea 88. SINGLE MULE, steady. all .'arm phone 670-W, Mlddletown,' pairing at Price's Music Stort, tl West itantial bank accounts, with.earnings as Red Bank. laire & Son Agency, Inc., 10 Monmouth work; will itcrtfieti alto 15_ tons bbalei d BABY CHICKS 10c, tatted Barred Rocks, ilgh as ?5,000 and up, a year. Why not OR RENT, unfurnished or furnished, co- '" new. Call Jttd Bank.8480.* Vont street, Bed Bank. tlvo yourself a. chance? You may also FURNISHED three-room apartment over- lonial house of eeven rooms, bath; mod- itraet. Red Bank, phone 8450. alfalfa Kay. But, Soucl Tarm, Freehold Rhode Island Beds, English Leghorns, •n eauipment, steBm heat, two open fire' OVAL Wilton run, also 9x12, In perfect road, B. 1). Eatontownn,, pbpbon< e 626-J. two, four and five wteke old, 16c, 20c, AINTEB and paptr baoger and decor- be one of the men who could enjoy this looking river; tile kitchen, bathroom ARM of about BIX acres, seven-room condition; cost (86, will sell for 80; ator; reasonable prices. WUl paper * jnusual experience in unusual times. This and hall; hot water supplied, heat Includ- ilaces; ftarage; small gu«st house, half house, barn and outbuildings. Sa.SQft Mo large for present owner. Can ba sten ALL SIZES of used.anandd . rttnadtd J5c. Mueller, east side Boute 86, one icre. 90 Main street, Oceanport, phone pruts. Brookilds milt north of Bed Bank bridge room for 18.(0 and op; all work guaran- ed in rent after October 1; Immediate oc- •anb, balance Ilka rent. Will consider d|. Bt 77 South 'streot. Red Bank. for sal_ e a—t bftfBlall ted. Joseph Hoffman, II Dmmmond ie»aaae comes from of largest cupancy. Telephone Red Bank 677 for [ted Dank 2144; evenings, Eatontown riding. B. M. Gardner. Nave-ilnk, N. J. Inn. Atlintl'o algblands. mar Stont WHITE LEC1HORN pullets, ready to lay lace. Bed Bank. phontlm-W. omp&nles In its line In the world, whose appointment. -W. BALP DOZEN fiddle-hick chairs; Empire Church.' aleo broilers. Phont Bed Bank 8629-J.' BUI ana sen second-nena clotbss, must roducta enjoy an enviable reputation and THREE-ROOM apartment for rent; steam ALF of double house at 28 North Bridge YOU MUST build within two mon tht iptriod: also,other antiques, Phone Ittd EVERGREEN trass In eight varieties, C to DU0K3, duokf, ducks—Younl Pekll tfhoso business Is built on the soundest 1 ' 1096-*. bt In good condition. U Ktrbtr, 109 heat and bath; al [Improvements. 72 avenue. Red Sank, six rooms and bath; to obtain this exceptional offer of 12 fett, 11.00 each, dug, balled, bur- ducks just at their prime lor you, to aslt. We believe in paying a man all Monmouth street. Red Bank. »R SALE, three-piece ovtr stuffed llv- lapped and loaded on your truok. These enjoy a good dinner. Try a duck I 26c a Ibrtwtburr, tvtnut. Btd Bank. Phont hat he Is worth and he la never handl- II improvementa; reasonable rent. Apply $10 a foot for improved land with ,^ Ing room set $18; center electrical fix* art first clan trots, fret from dleeaet or pound; dressed or allvo. Harry N. Sprung, «BW FURNISHED apartment for rent. October Hlllam Kane, Mlddletown, N. J, :apned by having to support a lot of dead r sidewalks and curbing. In the heart wire and eldo brackets to. match, 16.001 Insect ptstti the only reason for the.above phono 44E-W-1, Lrricroft.' iENERAL OONTBAGTOB and eetspooK wood, as, we are sorry to say, many bus-! 1st; half block from Broad street; three ERY NICE cottago on concrete toad .[jiory crib $2.50, two high chnlrs 11.60, world's lowest prlet it that 1 em dosing 25 BUSHELS of ear corn for sale. . cleanedi carting and grading; top soil, mess firms through their system hnve com- rooms, bath, {40; heat, water. Write K Llncroft; all improvements, vapor heat, of Little Silver, Near ichool. bus, wiree-place slip cover BBt, good condition, out my tntlr* stock. 100 other varieties, manure, fill dirt, cinders, gravel and sand. pelled a man to tolerate. Wo are on an M.. box 611, Red Bank.* (>vely grounds, two-car garage. Robert highway, station. New large .tract - | 4.50. Phont Red Bank 1885.* . Wtnitktr, Everett. N. J. Estimates givtn, phone Bad Bank 8J«8. 88 cente taeh up. * Xstry two a bargain txpanslon program In Red Bank and vl- ATTRACTIVE apartment; live In luxury j. Cook, 39 West Sunset avenue, phon has just been opened end owner trill and you select your own. See my ex- Oscar Becker. 47 Second street. Fair Ha. ilnlty and we are going to employ a cer- In one of the best of new Jersey apart- •0-J Red Bank. ivANOB tor sate and back board for baj« ren. N. J. .sacrifice at this price to the first buy- ketball. Call 508-W. Red Bank.' hibit aitt TrtntoTi h f«lr. , Albert Nelson, Al AUTOMOBILES. tain number of men, give them an oppor- ment-homes, at 3S5 Broad stret; finely ALF of double houie for rent; six rooms EDROOM suite for salt, seven nlectsl lentowin, N. J^ nursery at lmlaystown 8ta- FUMIGATING, txttrmlnatlng of ante, bed. :nnlty to prove to themselvet the nlncer- built, equipped and maintained; elevators. ers. For information Beo Milton tlon. USED GARS bought, told end exchangtd ty of the above statement. If we do not Five, six rooms, $SO-$BO, Including garage, and bath; large yard and garage. Also St. bargain for quick atle to cash buytr, Pontlao ealee and service t terms (3, U bugs, roaches, moths, fleas, etc.; a gunr- mother with six rooms and bath. In ex- Berk, 88 Broad street. Red Bank, gall at 12 Oak place, Fair Haven. HOBS£S and plge for salt! 'young pigs, find enough men to respond to this adver- refrigeration and roof garden. Call Red A. 0. Bassaa Brothers. 10-21 Mechanlo nteed courteous ' service; reasonably isement, wo will then transfer from our ft ank 2682 or Real Estate Management, :ellent condition. A, T. Doremus, 44 phone 1616. vOR SALE, two fur coitsi make olten one work borte and four taddle h atreet. phont H0»». priced. Backed by 88 years' experience. Reckless place,- Red Bank, or agenta. also sod, top toll, prlvtt, Mlddlttown )ld method combined with tht latest scl- lelshboring cities men who answered a Inc., 26 Clinton street, Newark, pham C Kaxak Oriental rugs, flvt csne back rilANK VAN UKC&US, Doagt amd fly Imlllar advertisement and have proved BO MArket 3-5424. 1IGHT-ROOM house, two baths, suitable Stock Farm, Thomas S. Flell, phont Bed tntifio findings for complete satisfaction. 3TILLMAN PARK, Eatontown—Miniature ' ialm (reproductions), 280 Naveslnk Bank 861. - mouth automobiles. Dodge trucks. Good. 1 successful that they aie willing to go any- FURNISHED flat for rent at 142 Shrew* for one or two families; four rooms enue. Hlgblands, N, J.* year tint and Prest-o-Ute bttttrlet. 14>. Abco, Ino., Monmouth Beach 1429, where to work. We prefer, however, to each; every Improvement, hot water heat- country estates] you will like the large 14-FOOT varnished tklff;J7S boat for sale les Wist Froat etreet. Bed Beni. i Orange 6-1177. et as many men locally as 1B possible and bury avenue, Red Bank; all Improve- plots, the cottages spaced far apart, the UBNITURB salt at Vnlon hoUl, Wharf setA , Bi ments. Heat supplied.* ing system; garage; furnished or unfur- Sea proprietor.' 146. D. Thompson, I Center strest. Sea Btd Bank U9« and ' ^~* —*' f you are a man who Is .unemployed or nished ; convenient bus, stores, school Individuality expressed by each owner In Bright, M. I. THE CROSSROADS, at Estontown; route APARTMENT, four rooms, bath, Improve- the typo of echltecturo nnd landscaping ) -wlnt press In good oondl- 1UL. employed In a position where you feel Fort Monmouth. 99 Main street. Ocean- USED TIBE8 for salt, 7le end up. LINCOLN 1090 deluxe limousine, beautl- 86, south ot traffic light. Full count 'ou are entitled to greater earnings and ments; with garage; 918 per month. port, N. J. <^ of tho grounds. Miles of open country, reasonablt. Fhont 798.J-1 Bed ful inpesrance; condition excellent! dlnntr 60o. Turkey and chicken dinners, Maple avenue, Rumson',. near Hlntelmann'tj yet in the village, and heat of all, only - A. Hlckey, Everett, K, J. Brookslde Inn, Atlantio Hlghlahds, near 1M l b are willing to learn, adapt yourself to our Stone ohurch.* rouet bi ".. .?.. » appreciated. Priced to SySundays, , tOe. Gooood seservicee . PPhone Eat- methods end can furnish good references Corner. Writ* Q. I. Wardsll. Sea Bright, •'OR RENT, half double house, all Im- six minutes to tho Red Bank atatlon. City nil quick.. William 3. Levlne, 376 Broad. t E4 i Clk t provements; four bedroomi and bath rater, gan, electricity., lire protection j ten- TWO comhlnVitlon saddlt horstsi will drlrt ontown E4, Clark, management.. s to your character and hnhitn, wa will APARTMENT of four rooms and bath _ is court; one plot with brook. Restrict- way. Long Branch.* e very pleased to grant you an Interview, three rooms down. Excellent condition either single or double. Cell Bed Bank METAL WEATHEESTRIPS for doors an 74 Wallace street for rent; all improve, and location. 1E7 Hudson avenue. Red ed. Prices J700 up. Frontages 100 to 647-B for appointment.* WE HAVJ2 a number of used cars In ex- ind we will frankly tell you whether or not ments; all remodeled; Craftex rooms; SZB 214 feet. Cape Cod cottages built to or- Little Silver. cellent condition, priced as low ae |25. windows; tave 25?» of rot) costs. E you are fitted for our work. Head this including garage. Hugh DIFlore. phone! Bank.' der and financed; $3,500 to 55,000. Ear CRIB with hair mattrsss (youth's ilit) Look our stock over and be convinced that A. Htndrlckion A Co, phont Bed Bank message at least twice, then come to the store Red Bank 2371-J: residence 398-M HOUSE, duplex, reasonable; five room I, Stlllman, owner and developer, St»t« and thret-quarttr tUt btd for salt. rices are lower than anywhere. Smal 1400. 82 Newman Springs road. Bed Molly Pitcher Hotel, and meet one of the tile bath, open fireplace, porches, ilghway, Eaton town, N. J., phone 7. 7: Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo T. Qotty ro- Phont Bed Bank 288<-M If Intereeted.* §own payment, balance to suit. No finance Bank. , ompany's executives in a personal Inter- UNFURNISHED apartment, five rooms screens, hot water heat; garage; lawn charges on unpaid balance under S100. stove heat, gas and electricity; goo 1 turned homo Saturday from a six ANTHBACITB COAL-A tlmtly special i a view. Friday between 10:30 and 12:30 condition; $5:00 per week. Apply Red cared for; five minutes to station, Penn< FOR SALE or rent, houao of six room strictly fresh mined Bed Ash pea coal, William J. Levlne, 876 Broadway, Long SORENSON a BAHES. bnlkheade and mly. lylvania, C. R. R. Fhone 89-M Middle and bath; nil Improvements; good loca- [jreeks' aojourn In Europe. Hugh branch." Bank 408. large tlit. at J9.50 per ton, cash, and dock budding contractors. High- GIRTJ wanted lor general housework; must ;own. tion. West Red Bank; larga lot; little ;Cotty and family of Montclair, who guaranteed. H. V, Brown, 24 Wharf ava- down, balance like rent. Bargain, l6w PACKARD truck, formerly sedan, so lands, N. J, phont Highlands 1246. be competent nnd well recommended. FOR RENT, garage 28x70 feet, good lo- Srere occupying Loronzo Getty's res- nue, Bed Bank, phone 27. rubber; no repairs needed; {40 foi Apply 15S Branch avenue, Red Bank, or FOR EXCHANGE. _ ition, near center of town; plenty o rental. M. V. Brown, 24 Wharf avenue. jpence here, have returned home. HOT AIR iuraact, excellent condition, quick sale. Fine Brook Ftrafs, R, D. Eat. •• im-j.- light, wash stand, work benches; electrt Red Bank, phone 27. ^ _^ only in use six months; reasonable. ontown, phone 4.8.* • Dr. Waters has olosed his summer LICENSED PLUMBER—Phone 2S11 Rtc WILL exchange thret houses, three B lights, steam heat; immediate possession, FARM of 23 acrei. six rooms, bath, all Phone Bed Bank IMI-I.' . NUMBER of ejetptlnnally Una recom. Bank, tor Tour plumbing, htating and WHITE GIRL wanted, general house- rages: all Improvements, chicken housi M. V. Brown, 24 Wharf avenue, Red Bank, ktndi of outbuildings; facing concrete lomo on Little Silver point and re-ENAMEL cabinet gas range, four burners} mended used cars offered by tinning. Advlca and estimates free. Jo- work, cooking and washing; sleep etc., for farm. Lovejoy. Thompson a phona 27. road, three-quarters mile to. station; also coal range for sale. Apply 19 West SchwartB at unusually low prices seph W. Fox. lit Plnolcnty road. Btd Kentucky avenues, East Keansburg. $8,600. part cash; one and a half ml lei to Urned to Jersey City for the wln- Bank. In or out; references required. Call FOR RENT in Red Bank; bast location, er. Dr. Waters recently attended Sunset avenut. Bed Bank.* libera"....Il terms. 1931986 Forid deluxe coup nicely furnished, six rooms and bath, bathing. Luker'i Realty, Belford. K J.* WALNUT wardrobe for sale, 4x7 feet, 18 • (60, 1036 Torraplan-srlane ddeluxe . e. aedan, llki WILLIAM V. DIETRICH, plumbing, heal after 7 p. m. only. ' 138 Riverside fireplace, oil burner, electric refrigerator he anniversary celebration of Har- new $<6C, 1038 Willys deluxe coupe, 193: ing and tinning. Pumps and wlndmilli avenue. Red Bank. REAL ESTATE WANTED all conveniences; two-car garage; reanon- FHA BARGAIN—Our brand new fire- Inches deep, with two bottom drawera, Plymouth coach, 1981 Ford deluxe sedan. vard college at Cambridge, Maas- Slckeli, 21 South street, or phone 4J10JK." repaired. Agent tor Matter oarbureto: able. Address Furnished Home, box 61 proof model home in Llttla Silver tchUBetU. I19& up, 1881 Plerce-Arrow ttven-pascen- ooal Baling devlot.- ntt aim furnace. 4: WE DESIRB listings of propartlaa avail Red Bank." ; \ • black cloth coat, with caracul gsr sedan, perfect condition; 1029 Chev- Lelghton avenue. Bed Bank, phone 8887- GRAPE CUTTERS. We have work for is offered for sale for 87,500 and only else 4fr; 116. Phone Btd Bank five women to cut grapes. Thoso who able for summer rental. Send full par HOUSE for renV Mlddletown village, «n 2 Howard C. Taylor and family have rolet sedan 106; 1920 DeSoto Six coae) ESTELLE PAINTING, decorating and pa. tlculars. Also listings of farms for tali J0% cash down. House haa six large ilosed their summer home here and 1125, 1928 Chevrolet sedan 195, «nd U: havo transportation to And from Holmdel or rent Allaire ft Son Agency. Inc. 1) rooms, »H Improvements; two mlnutei SCOTCH TERRIES, ptdlgresd, malt, tbrtt Other low priced cars ttiat will give yo' per hanging; tavt the surface and yot and desire the work will please call Holm- from railroad station; $25 per month. rooms, tile bath and shower, lavatory Jleturned to New York for the win- months eld puppy. Telepb save alt. If. you still want the best glvi del Grape Farm. Monmouth street. Red Bank. Phone Rod Bank 3971.* down Jitniri, playroom in cellar, steam ion* 7B8-J, unlimited service. For a dtpendablo car ut a call and vro wilt be glad to advisi der. Bed Bank. see your friend Lee, at Haurlct BUTCHER wanted to work wcek-endn. Ap- WANTED, listings for farm*, three acrei UNFURNISHED, - five rooms and b heat, copper plumb In IT. pnrquet floors, Schwartz's Used Car Lot, Weit Front a1 and make estimates. 20 Mount itrett up. Please give all information. Cash 2 Mr. and Mrs. John Mount, Jr., of AMBRlCOAlr—A superior Bed Ash coal phone 884 8-J, Bed Bank. ply Fowler'a Market, 7 Broad street, modern improvements: restricted neigh lot 75x100; house will be decorated at the low price of 110:50 per ton cash, Pearl street, Red Bank. Phone 537, Opsr Red Bank, buyers waiting. Also bouses and lots In borhood; $25 per month; garage. Marl. PloomfleM, who wore recently mar- and thoroughly guaranteed. For heater, evenings and Sunday mornings. PAINTING and paper hanging; estimate! Monmouth Co. The Saundora Agency, Cox. Port-au-Peck, phone 1602, Lon to suit rurchnaer. This la a real-t' cheerfully given on large or imall jo^ HIGH SCHOOL boya wanted to work 1812 Sprlngwood avenue, Anbury Park. Branch,* tied, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mount's rangt or fireplace. M. V. Brown, !4 Wharf MAURICB SCHWARTZ. Chrysler, Ply. Best of workmanship assured and guara mornings and afternoons. Apply Fow- bargain and your chance to buy your parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- avenue, Bed Bank, phont 27. mouth and International truek sal. teed. Call E. A. Croiler, Red Bank 108 ler's Market, 1 Broad street. Red Bank. WANTED, small houte for a couple h HALF of house, four rooms and bath; ga- new homo on terms like rent, Mil- ODDS AND ENDS—Distinctive furniture, and service' headquarters. Phone Bed 170 Fair Haven road, Fair Haven, N. J. FAMILY of two adults want white woman, Red Bank, all Improvements and ara< rage, steam heat. gas. electric: separati ton Berk, 88 Broad street. Red Bank, modern and antique; from- local bomea Bank 537. middle ago, for housework; plain cook- rage. 17 OS River road, Bel mar, phoni entrance: furnished or unfurnished! con Postmaster and Mrs. August and estattll objects of-art, slasswartt PIERCE-AimOW 80 brougham, not mud PAINTING; lnalde and outside work) firs venlent bus, stores, school. Fort Mon phone 1616. class workmanship and materials ustd ing. Good home, Bmall wages; references. mouth. Apply 9D Main street, Oceanpori (chweera returned Sunday from an choice pieces for every room, etc. Bus- used. Rood tlrte ana In good order; $7 Paperhanging my specialty; frte tstimatei Laundry sent out. 79 Avenuo D, Atlantic LOG CABIN or small roadhouse want* ell's Auction Oalltrles. 27 Salt Front only. Wolf's Caregt, Eatontown. N. J." Highlands, N. J.' at once between Asbury Park N. J. DWELLING located in excellent neighbor- futomoblle trip to Missouri. Their street, phont Btd Bank 1«9». Work guarantied. Elwood Graman, ~ daughter, Mies Betty Sehweers, Is SEVEN-PASSENGBR Bulck sedan In Clinton place, phone Red Bank 1093. CARPENTERS wanted at once. Apply Lakewood; for rent year around or salt HOUSE for rent, six roomt, bath, all im- hood, living room, fireplace, dining WE DONT need cash, wt) nttd room I Buy every day; price 925, worth more fo MATTRESSES, box springs and cushion Superintendent, Pinckney Park, Grant S&unders Ag*ney, 1812 Springwood provements : one-car garage; central lo room, kitchen, three bedrooms, plot fttending Webster Grove college, now and savt. Kltchtn range 111, ta- Junk. Has aluminum body and heav: made to order; also renovated; pillov, place and Pinckney road, Red Bank. nue, Asbury Park. ^ cation. Leo K. McKoo, IS McLaret 100x300, shrubbery; two-car garage. A blts II, chairs 60c, show casts 12.60, liv- aluminum angina base, etc. Marshal street. Red Bank. Telephone 2290.^ real buy at $6,000. W. A. Hopping Affen- pear St. Louis. and cushion work; rowebblng and furnl POSITIONS open for general housework- ing room suite 16. Rusell's Auction Gal- Mlddletown, opposite First Baptli ture reunholsterlng; 30 years in buslne LIST your property for anle or rent. SIX ROOMS, furnished: one bath, two lav cy, Red Bunk, rlione 397.* -v Miss Virginia Sitter underwent an lerles. 27 But Front etreet. church.* ers, cooks, coupleF, chambermaid-wait- atories, oil burner, electric range an< here. Wenzell's Upholstery Shop, Stai resses ; good salaries. Steady portions. Thompson Agency, real estate and FOR SALE or rent, houao at Atlantic appendicitis operation Friday at HOT AIR furnact with blower, for salt! HUPMOBILB flvt-passtngtr sedan at bat hlgjiway, Red Bank, phone_1088; West End Employment Agency, G3 Brigh- . jfrljcerator; breakfast nook; hot wate Highlands, N. J.; seven rooms, bath, aU old. Can bt seen, anytime. gain price, to quick buyer; guaranteed Insurance, 81 East Front street, phona Hummer and winter: garage. Restricted, improvemontB; two-car garage, large lot, Rlvervlew hospital. two ytara old. Can_ bt aeatv. anytime. GRANDMbTHER~FIELDS'~dlnlng room ton avenue. West, End, phone Long Branch !» .. ... itrett, Btd Bank, phont battery; good tires, paint, upholstery. Car 6B7. Alao open Sundays.* 7C0. Marie Cos, Port-au-Peck, phone 1602 l bargain; low rental. Immediate poises* Z. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clement of lUt-J,- ba seen any tlms. Demonstration afte meals, week day 40c; Sunday, cblckei Branch.* ______alon. M. Y, Brown, 24 Wbart avenue} GIRL WANTEiTfor light housekeeping, 1 Birmingham, - Alabama, and Mrs. AMDRICOAL— A premium quality ooal BiSfi on Sunday. 163 Chestnut street, R» dinner 50e. Also rooms and board. ALL-YEAR hou»e (..mall estate), on Nor . Red Bank, phono 27. ^ Wallace street. Red Bank.* small family, small apartment In New WANTED, rent or buy small (arm, 10 t. Shrewsbury river; restricted, exolualvi Inns. Sullivan of Ashevllle, North at the low price ot 110.60 per ton. You Bank.* __^__ York City; good home. Call Keansburg 20 meres, Red Bank, with home and out ACRES for Bale, lar^o colonial house,' Carolina, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. have never known eueh value; guaranteed. 1029 OLDSMOBILE convertible coupe 551 or write H. Katz, New Monmouth, N. neighborhood, high, exquisite view; ex barn*, excellent noil, brooks, fruit, Tor sale only by M. V. Brown, 24 Wharf buildings. Give full Information regari cellent heating; furnished, unfurnlshet woodland: best of condition, near Red "Z Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hubert of good condition; new paint, new top MISCELLANEOUS. II. Wassermnn," Ing condition, location, etc., In letter. 1 $125 month. Phone Atlantic Htgh.andi avenue. Bed Bank, phont »T. |110. George Le.ne, 26 Jackson street V. Brown. 24 Wharf avenue, Red Ban! Bank. Price 918.000. Frank U, Lawei, Slew York have taken a house on fair Haven, N. J.* 942-J mornings. 47 Shrewsbury avenue, phono 2875, Kfii FOR SALE, used electric refrigerator In STOVE wanted, Vecto (Vtctrola type SALESGIRL, experienced In ready-to* N. J., phone 27. Bank. JVIllow drive. Mr. Hubert la con- good running order; price 840. Call FORD, 1935 deluxe Tudor with trunk stove preferred, or any other gooi SMALL heated apartment far rent. Fur Red Bank 8919.* run metal colorl In excellent condition wear department. Apply Vogel's, WANTED, six-room house (three bed' ni"hed rooms for rent. Bungalow witfc BUNGALOW for sale, five- rooms, betfc, nected with the Gllman Fanfold make; also outboard motor and boat rooms); with improvements, and ffon I Improvements, iteam heat, two-car KB FOB BSALSA , 9x12 French Wilton velvet fce 8436. C. W. Hason, Sycamore av must he cheap. Address V. E. 8., box i.. 25 Broad street. Red Bank, by letter three to five acres land; near Red Ban! electric range, fireplace; double iloort| Company of Madison avenue. New _ $14, btby'a batsMet II.80. ont pair iu«, Shrewsbury, N. J., phone' Red Bai Highland., N. J., phono Hlghlanda 1806, only." rage, for sale reasonablB. Phone Re fully screened; lot 7 Sx 135. Ked Bartlb 2114-J.* Rent about $22. No agent*. Addre Bank 76, Shrewsbury River Agency. Price $1,800. Frank XI. Lawej, 47 Shr«m> fork. rust velour drapit 18.001 rockers, lamps, HONEY TO LOAN on first bond an R. B., box 511. Red Bank. bury avenue, phone 2S75, Red Bank. ;» Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Sehanck mirrors, out tjasi, Taits, silver. Stans- WANTED, a Ford or Chevrolet open car mortgagt on tmproTid reel estate, MAN WANTED to work on dairy farm, SMALL HOUSE, vicinity of Red Ban HOUSE of 12 ronrm. two barns, three "j>t this place have moved to Linden berry Thrift Shop, Wilson avtnue, Port will not pay more than 859. Telephon worth donhlt tht amount loaned. Al ona who understands milking: machines. about $25 per month; might rent wl BOYNTON & nOYNTON, 8 Drum- acrei, for sale; large nhndo tree*, con- Monmouth. mar Art houst. Rtd Bank 8240 or call Elks' club theater Address Box 14. Llncroft, N. J.» •lace, Red Bank. Robert Henry. ' • ston Beekmtn. attorney, 10 Broad etrtti privilege of buying. Describe fully. A mond place, offer you interested In- venient location. Piire J.S.OOO. Frank B. CHECK WIUTBB In good condition, for Rtd Bank. GIRL WANTED for general housework; dreMt S. H., box 511. Red Bank.' Lawes, 47 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank, '* Miss Virginia Batter WHO admitted tale cheap. Phone Keyport Ot2. dividual service when buying. Tenting Itso PONTIAC In A-l condition. JtO. A AUTOMOBILE loans, care snanctd -. sleep In. Call Thursduy afternoon be ghojne 2S7S. Saturday as a Burglcal patient at STANDAED 72-lrich double dralnboard Taylor's Auto Laundry, 20 Pearl strei an< twecn 1 and 6, Red Bank 1084. or selling. We- vnllclt the listing of Red flnnk." refinanced! largest and oldest compan; your houses, lots or business build* SIX-ROOM house, all Improvement*, hob Sivervlew hospital. sinki reasonable; excellent condition. Lowest rates. General Discount Con R1SAL ESTATE FOR RENT air heat; garni?e; conrrete road, biorIt Can be lien at any tint. Call Iturnion MODEL A Ford coupe for sale; mot 606 Electrio Dldg, Albury Park, pbo Ings. Give us nn opportunity to know from bus line and echaoi. BuitdLnn in paint, rubber; all In Ant class condl 4868. Evenings by appolntmsnt. SITUATIONS WANTED STOKE for rent In Eatontown; fine loc, your real estate problem. Phone Red fine repair. Price *3.onO. Frank K tlon. Phone 8ea Bright 264.* tlon, formerly occupied by Asbury Pi S Leonardo Personals. OIL BURNERS UMOi rtpiac.s coal, wood WANTED. Blngtr ttwlng mtcblnes. 1 Law09, 47 Shrewsbury avenue. Red Bank. 1932 PLYMOUTH four-door aadan; lo WHITE WOMAN wishes daj . work to Tren. Suitable for any business. APDI Bank 9A2. phon«_B8?_B. ^___ condition; cash registers, typewrite; I'.-iy It. Stlllman. Eatontown, N. J. £ Lieutenant and Mrs. A. M. Ahrens ttant atatt idtaflor btkuif or loastlnir. mlleaerfl, excellent rubber; engine p< adding machines, furniture, books an do. or would do laundry. In or out. Call COUWIAI, home, Itivcrttltle drive, living Demonstration afttr 7 p. m. Charles M. ftet; must be sold before October 1_ store fixtures. Friedman, 86 8outh Mai at 276 Mechanic atrcot. after BiOO P. IS- l'OU ItKNT, cottages and bungalows HOUSE for ienl, nix room*, all Improv Bnd daughter Eolith of Ramsay are Allaire. )» Clinton street, Eatontown.' Address Plymouth Sedan, box 6H, Bei phona Red Bank 1274. room, ilinin? room, kitt-lu'ii, liot water •Hew residents of this place. Lleuten- street, Albury Park, phont Asbury Pai Ued Dank, Gatontown, Fulr Hav.n, LI vents; fine location. 81 Flnckney roa hent, tirci.lnre. three lictlrooni^ ; hath, two- AMBRICOAL—Th3OAi/—Thet Ideal fusl tor ...ope.n lank.* CAPABL13 country girl wishes housework tie Silver and adjacjnt towns: and com Apply W. M. Ansbio, owner, 221 Uorgt car Knrnxe; lot liOxl DO. IMrtt S7.OQ0. {gnt Ahrens is stationed at Fort Han- try eitates and river front homci 3 1 nreplacesi more teat and longer lasting HAVE you any old meerschaum or antlqi where the Is permitted to go to Junior _i»5____3__ -.** iI}H •___ W, A. Hopping Agency, licit Bank, phont than wood. A trial will tenvlnce. H. V. college evenings; excellent references. Ued Dank. IUy H. Stlllman, Stilt* high BUNGALOW, tlirw roomi and bath; r« fiock. Brown, 24 Wharf avenue, Btd Bank, phona BUSINESS NOTICES pipes around the house T 1 will bi Francos Straw, Kenntiburi?, N. J. _ wuy, Eatontown, N. J. Phone Eatontowi £ Miss Hilary Gray Is suffering with them. Just call Red Bank 3618 and I w 7. "In same location for twenty-on very renHonable. A[iply 78 Dlngha FOR SAI.K 13,000, or ronr 12 5; all Im- CESSPOOLS cltantd, cellars dug, ecoop call. COUPI--E. white, experienced Kardener, yearn.' avenue. Hum won, phone 1297-J. pinvements; five rooms; eaay terms. bad cold. UOOD wine barrels at Otorgt Wlttmtn't, Ing anil grading; at reasonable ratei WANT to buy for cash any old uosta caretaker: wife, laundress, housework; KINK HOMK, furnhhed o Nlt-est liuino in Now Join«y for tbe, S Mrs. Irving W. Tocpla left Tuet- Harmony road, Mlddlttown, K. J., near Howard Mexson, phone Atlsntlc Hlgbalnd A.I references. Address C. W.. Imx 511,CO'lTACK, flve rooms, all linprovem«n' elx rooms, laundry, bath, enclosed money: iti-xt to Tory'a li'stanroot. Ray Route 86, stamps. United Btates or foreign; on or newly decorated; in fine residential B§I jjsy for a weolt's stay In Boston. 175. off envelopes. Submit to me for In.p.c- JUjl llnpk. tlon ; Karats: fin* lawn. Occu.iancy O< porch ; lmin oveniflnti; excellent contlllion ; Htlllmnn. Kalontown hmilL'viutl. ULY OF TUB VALlil* clumplumpae ffo. r salt. FULL LINE of famous Electro! automatic Uon. II. V. It. H. Stout, S Unden place, WHITE' MAN wl-ihes position n» rhatlf- ei- lit. Talephona Eatontown ^ uttiRttlve grouiuln; beat, location. Knr In- MtlDKHN IK)Mri"nt Sliii-nvnliurT? llvltur " Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes and 08. East Blver road, Bumson, N. J. oil burners, air conditioners, Koch re- format Ion apply 38 Phiekncy road, Rtd ooin, {lining room, kltrltun. llreitlace, ihene lied Bank »<1. __ feui*; no objeclloits to traveling' lont; HA LI'" ^MTmib le ~ houte" 7T iT^hroek rao ftjnlly have closed tholr summer i'on 8ALB. steam boUsr a.nd three frlKeratnr show cases, store fixtures and ixperlenco. Address A. II. C. box Ml, Bonk, P>i«.no_'i2D-J__orJI317:J/ HOIIHIHI In-At: lltrcn betlrtioniH, butb. larut Westlnuhouso refrigerators. Free expert B HAVE mortgage money, bowman 4j ton nv«nu«; »lx roumi and hatti FOli' HKNT furnlnhed als-room hnus* in ttlr; lot riOxlf.li; tw,i-.nf KtvrftK Come on Highland avenue and re- radlatore, all Ingood condition, for eslt, e R HMAWSlHrflneryl>arlor; J"ge^ rVOMAfl" wants neneral hnusowni k ; liest dcroratsil; four bedrooms, fireplace In CUT-ROOM housa In Llltls Silver, lour On west shorn llarncmit liny, one milt fcr the tummor and returned to their sweaters. coat«, dreeets and anltsi tvery chsnlo street (upstairs), formerly on , comfortable porch set. iea^ of ref»venco«. Ca)Mt« - -- " BndBd , N . J. nvcl. Addroia dil>ulleur, linx Ml, Ketl itioiOH, lint, watar h«ut, hath, elerlrlc. it) lor month. Milton Hark. HH llrOKil 211-yenr I'. II. A. mm tt!Hav. N«w C«r« tir, will enter- Packard college. .boaboat rtba. oak bTrtlinViAmeric_ n OIUKNTAL and Domtetln rugs eare- iToAJttl"CHlbnTrtlinViA l«nk. l'n\ nuinliig city water; untaKc spacious r^snt. Itnd ll«nk, pl">"« 1«1«- _ . Cti.l inotlfl lit.il-> iimli'i' inn irllnn. 1)1- electrio planing m mill;for cut- 18»M; Center avenue, Atlantic Itlih- £ Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas an* 18»M Ct A eric Tun'T.KIt-HOIISEMAN wsnts "posillon" Kiiiuinls, lKirrhss; thiee niliiutfis to rail- ;AliA(iK lor r«nt; mn or two "ears'. K." rtrlliina: At Turn i Illvitr. Inki' Koutt 117 to torn woworkk. ChCharitl t O. ((.notttt tt'tio..> C " Ufirs- fully ahampootd. renovated anil Hind Kinl «rh,,ol: |Z.', mi,, Ilily. Mrs. F. Islninl llelithtv lliiui Irfl (iinrlh) lo kent HMdfttow* ands, l white; ililvt) car ttiu] lie gaimrnlly tisti- Honk UOIIBKIVIIIC loud, Mlnntlu Johnson hoiino on Washington av*- Inlil. Monmouth Carrot Ulsanlntf Co,, AN _i|._Adi|iess II. II., bin Ml. Hod Iliink/ Miliovern, Compton str«el, llelfnnl. box IljIiUmls, N. J., phont Atlantic lllthltndi liinvn In IMIV. NO «iil..-nii.u; liny direst 2 Hottiesttad avenue, Wtat Long forr Fordnon), mowingn traotnr* machin. Writee attachmen, givingt 141. _ _ tllfl. _ limn niMirr mid isvt m.iiit.y. Folder fret. Fordnon traotnr. Write, giving YOUNd MAN, white, single, null posi- A Itiiv ft. (Mllliiiiin, Kiiliiiitiiv,ii, H. J. But. p0M~~UALKrTuirtltt !»«, llirin... SaC Krlcl t and full particulars to Mowing Ma- 1 Ilrsnch, phone 2272) formerly of Mon. d fl il Mi M tion an rlinnlleilr; 14 ynit,»' ilih'iltK es- IIAU ' of " hfnis. . E ieM AiTKA'TIVK li.mn., llvini; rnimi,~olnTnit •£Mrs. Hoaemary Moran »nd daiign- trsss, drtsstr and vanity dresisr; ret- hlnt, hJilIllJlk' |irn cements; In caulsr of Fmcholil; for mouth Btach, N. J. Ji__J rlence; gmHl record; willing lo gti ItinK Iilnrii. Hcl Hunk; !* io.m« anil Imlh. itnuii. lit,l|..|i, Illrlilurx, lint WilUr »«at. tonablt. ~ W«lftt»fiovenie<\U; Ka raKsl $3H v.r month, LJ< ,8I<6E8 of inttf trick' tlrt'e tor sale. 11,0011 to fl.OOO on Ant mortgage on Eatontown, N, J." _ Wldnwar. bo« 111, Rail Bank.' Mm. J. J. QnlKl«y. so Hei'tiinn Rvmin oti^n i.nitli, Ihirti tieiliniMiin, tuahl'a reoni, rson ara en route home after visit- Brooksldt fui t Ati»Ut HltkliWtndst , ntar a wnrklna iiartntr In a paying liital* nrit rlasa property In Itail Hunk; nn i-nm. ACCOUNTANT,'tsiit'liisn'rtii in~K<.|Hlni slid n IKIOM bungalow, twn-rar Karaite on lttl. N. J.. lnl.phon. IIB.I 6177-W. many plaoes ot Interest In theBlon. Clmrth, N. Main ail belwttn Llnciuft anil It«tl '"' '«.-.' i''il"<> H.Onil W. A. Bo». ssa. Aildrtss W. I. A., box ill. ittd 111mU.Ion, 1W. DankAddres. s Monsy to I^ian. box cost act'OUiillnu, wiintn |>U<:e In n. lUil •'IVH IUHIMH ami I*I«TK,"«ll"im"|irt"i"v.iii«nl |.lnir'Aik; i••«•..>ii»l>l« to ntenlv imntuM. Aiiiily t noiitlit l uwU l«novHtp>li Ix 53TATBJ kouiThtT nlil anil niitiratted. 11NK IIOMi; in II • tl limit., tlti^rt mtati*r tor. In (rood condition, with attachments. tnltatlnn. Write 1'. O. llni 1.-.H, lltlr.iitl. Kie.l OweiiK, UncioU, or r»ll Ml, Ued • lor hnal : (185 KlKl r inttit, Fulrr lU .imlryi nml-r. jjtitomoblle. WILLIAM"TlionSt mitrTtnetdTwtlfiflr" Town Furniture K.rliani,., :u, Mon. In'.I, ,.tiui, llu. r. 1 In Also small not tlr hlattr with realsters, H«r 1; well retialrlnii work. Call Ked (. J." , Itnnk luiil Hnk for (i«{>r«» Cluyloti.* •him« I Ilill or H62M llj.l Hunk, AUil Hun |Iin lor, altarb«il — Mrs. llertlm nuhnke spent sovern.1 mou^h s^trtit. Htil llanlt. ^iiumn r.2H. __ *a HAIUHNl. UOAD, numr llml«i.n nv«- initntmii; lint 11,.,... small parlor hsattr. M, V. Brown, tt >nV a7«0.' __ __ : nltor. , linn.' Int. Ifikt Says In New York lust week. "AHfSl), kteVsn .aim., but" vater back iniei nlhiutiva lioun* of noven tmum, HMIIJ. "OOLESAW* "srhoot" of " plnfr itiomn fn ilUNliAUlW t,r f r , tit,iii4 iini ftath, oil hh tftftro-BUrnst r Ofl stoves, ttrnrdtnllvet eiasses anil tirlvot* Itsstius. r.v.uiKJ. Knlr lUvm, |.hon* lied .Hank 208 ty, Now York. aters, also nbld. f:nti,pl«lely fin Hlint-IUMIM* l.imifuluw ~ at Mln built fin- «« Inw fh'H looms, • 1.09 1,. Ombtrg-Ombtrgi Oamc. New It ilflrtnr pltet, Ptiont 1011. WOXOl5Wrwl5CSOuinr»hVjar unfur- u-.l, nii'iiltiai-tivi Dl.r.Oii and 11,00. nlshed, arranutd for llgbt luiiin.ksi'plnHt ear liuittiiBin miilc.1. Ill Hi ill,,,, I'urk; nix. four xx.m* In U*<. Hnnk No 12.Him: . Mrs. Mary ltlcn Kflso and nor baby man NfulnBs^rotflj l|4pl|*4__pt«lu^^l ^ * IAII r |,l... M I.I llrl.iwn Ml* _-_ht«r aro occupying! the Ka«a Hoi'" WWATKIt t "KlitrKlitrff snitsSitTonSitT r bsbTT or ItEAl, KTrA'lT. general Insurant's, a.eond floor with ttari.t or flonr ovnr; ur" rrnl," ftirnUnc H..I Hank I Itl-W. llr.llaia t till II. I, 'I'. n-room houHl Arst rl,u roiulltlon | all l sldenoe on tho Illca imtatt. vm h At rl, lltl rim,I.. Mint. r«Jr ll.v.n. N. J., onvenlent to atotan. Addtass T. It. P., fliy millalilo fin ItllMflON !l M !'. In mm t.f Katra «et ol new tral.nl lirlt. M«M.. Itlth- i»x 811. lljd llank Iii.im lilimia ltf.,1 Hank H14-J- : n-Ml |>ln<-«. It .-I (Input ie«!. v»y (iard.ni, Htatt lltjfiw.rfiw.r.. ReRed d bank, WA"Ht ili~ioTuy~t.r"r.iit for""wiiitei7s"m«n linlinn Avllh nil H «alrr4l IVi «tni»l«. ki|..t(*>.l On u)d locatti Ai<|.lare. iMf.i «.,„:,.,: NO'I'IUS—Una to Inaiiatllan runl rit. p. on,,, as i, H..I ii.uk." Illtlinii^tiu An I (n.l li TifoMf'SoNTiet wltVTolinVn'lei ForsJ t wntiTi twn or Oiita front i Htii Mm Ilr,,mill. '1>IIH^ 'I tn.i iMr ttinl Mr». Iiornurd A. Illokcy motor 111". «artt It'll I l mtidsl A atttilnia rahuahsiil It.on XrHKli e ViWr.n lil'in,,.li ! i i n t>nln for tent; Un inlimln* |,hn |« 1110. t'll I tlf-VMiuiaer, i fu v. HI f.J I'IIIm .!..•' |,1>>. lift artsarvt plllo**. . ani tjl M"l|>- t)T« care | 17,00 lier w#tV, AI|n. (I,! lltniuh nwiuii. 1IKNT at winter I1IX IIOIIM lilt. inf.11,,11 In Id Mr..and Mrs, DnnaW Hlokey at- ;l« We /'tjarwrs. 0 V Ixntillfiil. n •; MllliKltrl In.itm, t.i I t X< ' Ttwn rtirojiitrt )Unh 1047.* II •tl liar rk : iworm sills* l,,«. llvlnu. kll.lici, l« li 1. '» ' balhs, Jn«." the annual .upper of the """ ' **** " • 1.1)0. r,.n..i|t ut dr.I on «|| ,ai,.|, ""JLJ*?! "•l'»™. N. J.' *>Urtrl' tt. "•'' Bttk, TOffftli.OoFiuht. mi mtirt- A roMM'KTAltr.t'1, «»ll.U«tr Vl.,f,. Si Kast flr»|il«r., ttru.cti ilaiaitt: liu-al.d nn HytT larlhoro Cat hollo cihuroh l«st week. rrnrk. <'"H Xaanhurt 111 M • BMirtl srood property, • V, O Fm it .ii.. 1, !.)„>„« 7D0, In ..t'lu«|»« r.«li|>iillal "i-l •>""(< '• Ililnl nt'.i y : hniuly luratlon mi aU u 1 HOIIM.1 nntl halh,' risivvly n*»f m ate ! j nilnnn Irnm Hfl His ok A. l.«f««ln •) 8 Mr, mid Mm. Edward Bmv» and i»liie!«*t mmi nr worn*.,, In pi itr.il oati* Invnt y amt w Hill • Ai tl kuihter Dorothy nnd Mrs. nernard- •51 fct i>o« «llli rin .lSfl ft wrrk A],i»ly 04 Mit on tli III pin. tl,«|ill»ril, lint w«UF heat, lawn lilnweia, saws tint srlasm*, W« In tin !io< nhDVf I'll., f 41. )t ho" i.r. Fttwl.Uliftu l , t«miU mini, ilvar V«rn«ti«r all«»«•- l.'H«liar bj i. I'hutiM 2NI i Atlnntli •vtn Krldfiy nlflil »l Bhwwburjr »y jjnil ><>lAlt'»ooTa,''"ili'i«M t#r 6 |>. m. All im^rnvntneiita.* m lio, traps, arhntilhouaaa a s|i*tifaUy, |i(,Ula _1 WANTED mpMivenitnU, taiKfft, 1(5.0 l.ultr't •nri|iln« In that line. KsUntlltt lur- COOK tnd g.ntral )i«!iaeb»«i>fr want.il Mii fiit b#»l, Iwneir Kami*, IUaU|. II.Koid, M. I., lihtint K..n.lmtl Bl.hsil. n«M W«m|tlett lljt •*»» rtJitt In town »nd iH ..t.n.li.n lit, ' i far rtni tn Vltd Mink tna t*~ In tht county. IM It carry Hnlly, H.,l.\.,n Wstxh.Hr. IttltOI, tl 'BED BANK: SEPTEMBER &*, 19Z9. daughter, Mary Neff, subl«ct to aj Asburr »M* $4,000, ASM H. Umi Birthday Party |H«u*Attack Fatal 9t .Vu_ Red Bank Woman llferlght for hsr husband, Daniel of Asbury Park $3,000, Ruth H. and In eh*ri» Coyne. All U»» re«t of her e«tate wu Guy F. Kavarrt of Seattle. Washing- For September ge Captain m*n He and Trt* left to her husband tor his lifetime. ton, each W00, Muriel H. and Q*»rg* &f at Leaves Son Estate After hU death the residue l» to go JPettit of Quebeo, Quads, cash WOO, Had Bank lodge «t ftuk* V»s taUl to CMT Hennessey's Fish Market to her daughters, Catherine Eg""> the First Baptist church of JUbury or Its member* boro ta I his wife,' Will of Mr.. Lucy C. Swift Was and Anna Jennings. She appointed Park $1,000 and the New York Bay by holding a birthday party for them FrWajvdurlng (he .. T, »e>»!di ., RED BANK, N. J. her daughter, M«.ry Neff, executrix. cemetery at Jersey City tl.JOO {or following the regular business #•*• ««¥e« stum, was asfagedUdlgflng, S»mt Hoffman, antf a 20 MONMOUTH ST., Executed in 1921—Several The will of Dr. James F. Acker- the care of two-burial plots. Tb« Irwln, both ot Pleas**.., COHFABB ODB QUALITY WITH OTHKB8. slon tonight Aeoordhur to the lodge a channel In Aarltan bay, off Water Cash Bequests Made by As- man, former chief of staff of the Fit- use of her home at Asbury Park was records the following were born In Witch. He was, pronounced dead up- Th» funeral was held .™™_ „- ternooa at Fleasantvllle and burlS AO Out 8e» Food Guaranteed Fresh. No Cold Storage. bury Park Woman. kin hospital, -was probated lantweek. left to Card* B. Dhnmook for her September: on arrival at Rlvervlew hospital and All of his personal estate Was left lifetime. Upon her death the prop- •was mads In Salem cemetery at John H. Anderson, Harry Angela, the body was remove! to the War-place. BUY YOUR FISH IN A FISH MARKET. to hia wife, Annie A. Ackerman. All erty Is to go to the Baptist Horn* James Beebe, Harvey Bedle, Jr den < Funeral home on Bait Front Mrs. Lucy C. Swift of Bed Bank, the rest of Ma estate wa» left to the for the Aged at New Torts and the v •who died about three weeks ago, Samuel Berkowlt*. Milton Berk, Ed> street. Provident Trust company of Phila- Baptist Fresh Air Home Society at ward F. Breach, Charles & Buoklln, In the Regis? We DeKver $gjggy Phone 1377. executed her will May 16,, 1921. All delphia under a deed of trust made New York.- Her property at Florida Mr. RWty was 65 yean eld. He ter's Want Department—Advertise* of h(?r estate was loft to her son, Lewis Callahan, Domtnlo Caruso, wa» employed by the Hill Dredging October 21, \m, to be held and was left to the Salvation Army at Oarrett Chamberlain, Charles Chin- menu - - Arthur C Swift, and ho was ap- distributed by the trustee upon the St Peteraburg. All tb« rest of her STRIPED BASS pointed executor of the will. nock, Harold Chllds, Harold P. Col- Porgies 15c ">,BLUEI'ISH lb uses and trusts and for the purposes properly was left to the Baptist lins, Walter B. Connor, William I* tt tt Mrs. Alice W. Boss of Bed Bank set forth in said deed. Home for the Aged and the Baptist Boston Mackerel 20c jSwordfish 55c made her will In 1632. She left Fresh Air Horn* Society. She ap- Conrad, Walter A. Conroy, George her estate to her daughter, Bessie L. Mrs, Margaret E. Bresnahan of V. Clark, Harry H. Clayton, Bruce BOTTEBFISH OO# Fresh Oysters 35c"*- Belmar executed her will In 1034. She pointed her attorney, Philip E. Don-Crlspell, John E. Day, Frank P. m Boss, but reserving to her husband lln of New Tork, executor of the Closed Saturday Until 6 P. M. WEAKFI8II ««Ib Lobsters 45c a life right in all her realty as long left to the Belmar Catholio church •will. Dlckman, Bertram W. Dolllver, Ben- m an he lives. She appointed her J200 for the saying of masses. All the jamin Elphant, Hubert Farrow, Fred Eels 25c » Crab Meat 70c daughter executrix of the will. rest of her estate was left to her Charles W. Yarrlngton of Bradley Farwell, Louts Felshman, John H. On Account of Holiday Mrs. Matilda Hulett of Shrewsbury daughter, Lucy C. VanNotc, and she Park left all of bis estate to his Fix, Henry Qeisler and - Norman left all her estate to her sister, Saran was appointed executrix. wife, Emily I* Yarrington. He mads Griffin. Hulett, for her lifetime and after her Mrs. Elizabeth S, Lusk of Asbury his will In 1928 add appointed his Also, Richard Hackstaff, John Hal- death directed that the residue of Park left all her estate to her daugh- wife executrix, larln, Leonard Layman, William her estate go to her daughter, Mar- ter, Lilllam M. Koerner. She made Harding, Joseph Harden, Arnold CLEARANCE SALE lon Hulett She executed her will in her will in 1929, and named her Hess, Timothy R. Hounlhan, FordJ . 1905 and named her Bister as execu- daughter as executrix. LODGE BINGO PABTY. J. Johnson, Fred L. Jones, John Itrlx. Sarah Hulett made h,er wjll at The will of Emma E. Conover of Keenan, Harry Klatsky, Fred Klet- DAVIDSON BROS. the same time and left her'estate to Neptune township was executed in Successful Event Held by Bed Bank erdorf, Bdward Kraus, Anthony 45 Reconditioned er sister, Matilda Hulett ;,for her 1927. She left $100 each to her nieces, American Mechanics, Kfutanann, Joseph Lsyton, Hugo ifetlme and directed that after her Marjorle A. and Frances Casler, and Magnuson, Harvey Miner, Augustus Ister'a death the residue was to go Elsie Henderson. A candelabra set Onward oouaoll of American Me- M. Minton, John Morris, "Frank Nell- 45 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS i Marlon Hulett. was left to her sister, Adele Casler. chanics of Red Bank held Its first son, Conrad Opferman, William Qrth, Mrs. Florence C. Sculthorp of At- She left all tho rest of her estate to bingo party of a series Monday Frank Randolph, Dr. A. Rosenthal, Everyone Works and Looks Like Newt ntic Highlands, who died suddenly her two sisters, Adele Casler and evening in Clayton * Mages—hall Gottlieb Schneider,. Samuel BUber- PHONES: 3262—3263 bout three weeks ago, made her Neva J. Henderson, and named them The attendance was large and many blatt, William Simmons, Garrett S. They Must Be Sold ill a year ago last July. All of her as executrlces. prizes were awarded. First price Smock, John J. Travers, Harry Trol- At Any Price .... itate -was left to her daughters, John J. Curley of Freehold left was won by WlUard Lawyer with a ler, William Turnler, William W. Ithel M. and Florence E. Sculthorp, $3,000 to his daughter, Mary F. Wolf- score, of 1,183, second prUe went to Vaughan, Thomas Voorhls, Arthur We have such famous makes as: ,nd they were named as executrlces. enden, and $1,000 to another daughter, Miss Inez Lawyer with a score of White, Fred D, Wlkoff, George Wl«e, Frigidaire . . • . General Electric .... Kelvinator Frank E. Cottrell of Keyport exe- Margaret M. Curley. All the rest of 1,010. Others winning prises la the Albert W. Worden and Harry Zlnk. order of their scores were Frank Westinghouse .... Majestic uted his will In 1926. All his es- his estate was left to his daughter, Any other member celebrating his Down Goes the Price to was left to his wife, Helen Cot- Huhn, Dr, E. A. Robinson, Florence and Others Elizabeth V. Curley, for her lifetime, birthday this month Is Invited to ell, and she was appointed execu- with the direction that she uso not Goodrldge, Mrs. S. A. Robinson, Mrs. attend. lx. Harry Clayton, Annabelle Marthens, Come in our show rooms and have a look around over $500 of the principal in any one year. He, appointed hla daughter, John Thompson, Warren C Dennis, Mrs. Elena Foster of Belford left Dessert Bridge Forty. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 P. M. le use of half a double house to Mary, executrix of the will. Mabel Sutphen, Mrs. J. DeFalco, Ger- of American Whiskey er sister, Arena Brown, for her llfe- Several cash bequests were made trude Wolcott, S. E. Clark and Lil- A dessert bridge party for the ben- ime. All thesrest of her estate was In the will of Mary L. Brouner of lian Hendrlcks. Following the games efit of Christ church of Shrewsbury ift to her daughter, Blanch M. Asbury Park, which was executed refreshments were served by Us* will be held In the church parish iherry, and she was named as exe- last November. Eleanor A. GIllleB of Ladies' auxiliary of th« lodge. The house next Wednesday afternoon at REFRIGERATOR EXCHANGE utrix. Washington, D. C, received $2,000, commute In charge of the affair was 1:30 o'clock. It will ba In charge of fel. R. B. 869 Red Bank Mrs. Bridget Coyne of Belford exe- Elmer K. Brouner of New York made up of Cecil Jones chairman, the women of the church. Prises 8 White Street, uted her will In 1922. A house and $2,000, Carrie B. Dlmnock of New Harry Aroher, S. E, Clark, Frank will be. awarded to the' winners of SPECIAL it at Belford was bequeathed to her York $1,000, Emellne J. Evans oj Huhn and Dr. E. A. Robinson, the games. Mount Vernoii Bottled In fond CLOSED SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. SATURDAY NIGHT «Vi yrs, old 100 proot We have the Old Overholt Bottled In Bond DAVIDSON BROS. S jit, old 100 proof 2 PHONES—NO WAITING PHONES: 3262 or 3263. FREE DELIVERY. Gooderham &Wort* Our Motto—Quality. Price. Service. Always i yr«, ol4 100 proof 45 Broad Street. Red Bank, N. J. In this City Crab Orchard c tor the famous Friday, Saturday Night and Monday Specials Now » Months'Old Pt. PEACHES Grape Fruit Juice Macaroni, Spaghetti Wilson Whiskey Unsweetened or Sweetened THATS AIA" ' 89 or Noodles California—Largest Canf or GRAPE FRUIT Halves or Sliced FANCY FLORIDA Mueller's Brand C Coste's 2 29 Per Doz.—1.10 Apple Brandy LA CHOY SUGAR SO months old Ready-to-Serve AMMONIA CHOP SUEY or CHOW MEIN DOMINO Granulated Extra Strong—Reg. 15c and NOODLES Packed in Cloth Bags Full Qt. C bottles *• AC -SCOTCH- '-l.29 BOTH FOK 10 49 2 19 Scottish Chief 2 Smoked Beef PUFFED RICE or KIRKMAN'S OVER 8 YBS. OLD SOAP CHIPS TOWELS Finest Quality PUFFED WHEAT Imported by HIRAM WALKER * NOBTHEEN Brand Lojnl Brand Large Bagi—H«g. ISo Largest Fkc*. of the fwnou* Canadian Club Whukey 3Jare 29 2 r 19° 2VH* 33° VEAL LOAF Blueberries SCOTCH Knit-tex Coat STEEL WOOL SARDINES TEACHER'S l'lncat Quality large Fkgs. FANCY MATNK Osllforala—Ona loyal Uriuid Johnni* Walker^ In this community we are the only store priv- ZS Balls In Fkg. Vtm Fnok lib. Cans 66 Cttn ( VATfl9 ileged to sell the nationally famous Knit-tex CMU C FIFTH coat,America's largest celling and most popu- 2 * 29 2 •*"• 19° 2 33 3^23° BLACK & WHITE lar topcoat. This great over-garment is the WHITE HORSE moat useful coat a man can own. It is ex- HERSHEY'S HEINZ National Biscuit Co. Buy by Milk Chocolate Kisses BUTTER OHAHAM CBACKEB8 HA1G & HA1G tremely good-looking—noft and luxurioui to RICE FLAKES the Case Mb. VUg. HONEY OBAHAHS King George IV the touch. It provides ample warmth on all DAVIDSON'S—Ayrshire BoU ToU Pouttd Tkg. Bullock & Lade and Save but the coldest dnyB nml in mild weather it JJO nV roll 8i«clal ^ MO pkf. is never burdensome. It in sturdy and long- 23" 2 *- 21! 17 WAR'S wearing and never wrinkles. In addition, it KINLOCK resists moisture and ilriMe to a remarkable Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Mr degree. It is a coat you can wear with equal

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