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,\ ANK limed Weakly, Entered •• Second-Clan Matter at tho Pout, VOLUME XLVIII, NO. 32. ofllee tt B«) Sank, If. J., under the Act of March 9, 1870. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1926. $1.50 PER YEAR. " PAGES 1 TO 12;

RED BANK'S NIGHT SCHOOL. sale of this paint on Long Island and ENLARGING WATER PLANT A LOT SOLD FOR $35,000 WIFE GONE; HOUSE BURNS NEW RED BANK INDUSTRY. throe agencies in California. Th< BOAT BUILDERS BUSY. BUS WAR STILL GOES 0! The, Biggsit and Bait Cloia the .Enrl C. Gaskill company paid a semi BIG ADDITION TO TINTERJ> BROAD STREET PROPERTY HA Tofcn Hat Ever Had. TRAGIC AND UNFpRTUNATE A PAINT MANUFACTURING annual dividend oi" 3 '& per cent thiB SEABRIGHT BOAT WORKS HAS NO CHANGE IN MIDDLETOWHfJ \l WATER PUMPING STATION. A NEW OWNER. . Tha night school at Red Bank has month. ' 52 pupils, which iB tho largest num- NIGHT FOR WESTSIDER. PLANT STARTED HERE. MANY ORDERS. TOWNSHIP SITUATION. Brick Structure, 80x108 Feet, it B Tbo Mrt.' AUco tyendricltton Prop- ber it has. ever had. More than half When Patrick Colojlmo Returned It, it on the East Side of Upper NO 'COONS i NO SLEEP. Cabin Cruisers Ranging; in Coit Stt| Coiittrueted - at' Nownrni crty, Nearly Oppo»ito St. Jaw Robert M. Seeley and the ...,_.., of tho pupils aro Italians. The bal- Home From Work Hit Wife Was Broad Street in the Fatt Growing from $2,000 to $14,000 are Being But Company Continue to Cover, sSprlngs—A Large Amount ,ol Church, Bought Last Week by an ance is made up principally of Ger The Nocturnal Adventures of a New Machinery to bo Installed. Muting—His Homo Badly Dam- South Red Bank Section—A Paint Built at thd Furneu Boat Works tho Same Routet to Taker Pupils/' Atbury Park Real ElUte Man. mans, and Swedes. There are two aged by Fire a Few Hours Later. for Which Much it Claimed. Quartet of Red Batik Nimrodi. —Big Loa for Red Banker. J Tho Tlntcrn water company to the High School. ' ' Xast week Alfred .L. Stansbury, Poles and one Japanese. J. William When Patrick Colosimo of Leigh- A paint manufacturing plant is Allen and Benjamin Pf-yor building a largo addition to its plsnl who was formerly in charge c The Furness boat works at Sea- The school bus war, or contro** Helm and• Charles A."Wolbdch are ton avenue returned homo from tho latest addition to tho industrial Thomfis Mead and Fritz Dressier of bright has received enough orders at Newman Springs, near Red Bank insurance rating bureau . at Rcc the teachers, Instruction, is given possessions of Red Bank. It has Bed Bank went raccoon hunting last vcrsy, or whatever it may be collcdj' i Tlio adiUtidn will bo B0xlO8 feet and Bank but '.vho ft now connected with work lateJast: Wednesday afternoon for new boats to keep_ the] boat in Middletown townshipTomains un- on Monday, Tuesday and'Thursday his wife was missing. , A man who been started ori Upper Broad street, Wednesday night on Albert Ben- builders busy for some time. .One itlwlll be enclosed with brick. It istho.renl estate firmof Milan Ross & nights, at tho River -Btrcot school; in Shrewsbury township, a Bhort dis- nett's farm at Vanderburg. Mr. changed. Two sets of busses con-*' beiris built on1 tho'.'south eide of the Co. of Asbury Park, bought the Mrs. boarded at the house had also dis- of the biggest jobs at the plant is a- tinue to cover tho same routes |j»" Mr. Helm is principal of the River appeared. In a bedroom bureau tance south of the raiboad tracks. Bennett and hie son Walter Bennett cabin cruiser forty feet long, which present; plant. ,Tho Cbnstructlpi Alice Hendrickson property on th etrcot school and Mr,. Wolbach i The factory is on-the. east Bide of the -went with the Red'Bankers. The the township .to tnka: pupils to tho', bAA Securities company of :Nc wist side of Broad street, nearly opJ was $1,000 in bills, wljich his wife will cost; 14,000. It is being built township high school at Leonardo. assistant principal of - the high had evidently placed there. • streeO ' • hunt did hot start as early as ho for W. B. Gillican of New Orleans. York is tho contractor. ; - . ~ poiito St. James's' church'. Mr. school. ' Mr. Holm has taught night been anticipated, due to the fact As previously told in The Register 4. ^ Stansbury pnid $35,000 for th Mr. ColoBlmo did not stay longiat Monolith paint is the name of the It will have sleeping berths for eight these'busses "are owned by Robert > •In tho addition /will ;bo place schools at Red Bank several yean that the automobile of the Red persons and will be equipped with a eight niters nnd a largo stenrri punv prppbrty. The lotis fifty 'feet front the house. Taking the money with new product, It is differant from Mi Seeley ,of Port-' Monmouth nnd. and he says-that this year's class i him ho went to the home of a rela- any other paint made, according to Bankers broke down while on th galley, lavatory, electric lights and •with a dally capacity of 8,OQO,0Ql on Brood street and it h about 250 the most intelligent ho has ever had. 1 the Triangle bus company. - ' feet'deep. On the placo is a fin tive, where be had supper and spent' Earl C. Gaskill of John.street, Red way to Vanderburg .. The hunters other improvements. The boat will gallons. Thoro Will alsphe bins for One of tho chief reasons why the tramped over a large area without have twin propellers, which will be The Triangle company formerly " gravol, limo and • alum1; Which mate house of ten'rooms. Tho property the night. . About three o'clock in Bank, who is the invontor. Monolith held the contract nt $86 a day, but pupils "are going to school is to pre- the morning ho was awakened by is * Greek word, a free translation getting any 'coons and they ended driven by two rngines of 200 horse rials aro used to,' filter the water,is south of Canal.street and it ispare to obtain naturalization papers. the township board 6£ education ' likely to become business property the sound of the fire hell and by the of which would be "one coat." This theiis hunt about three o'clock ir power each. The boat will be able Sm elevator will be in the addition. Most of them have taken .out their is what Monolith is supposed to be-— the morning:, intending"*,to make fas to make a speed of 35 miles an hour. voted to cancel "the contract with, •'•v A force of about twonty men. ii in the course of years; A report noise of: fire engines rushing to^o the bus company and gave it to Mr, , ; has been current that tho property first papers.; . ^. _ fire.- The'House where;Mr. Colosi- a one-coat paint. So thoroughly time back to Red Bank so that they Another boat of the same size and pyr working on; "the job^ and iti Socs one coat do the work that there could get as much sleep as possible. design; was completed recently fpr Seeley at the rate of ?45 a day, Tha plnnned to incrcaso this force In thi was bought by. Mr. Stansbury for mo was staying was only a short dis- Triangle company-alleges that the the firm of I/. Bamberger & Co. o AN AUCTION SOCIABLE.* Would bo no advantage, Mr.. Gaskill But the automobile was out of or- Cheston Simmonda of Red Bank at spring. A representative of thi tance from {he house where he a cost of JJIO',000. The engines in board had no reason and no right;- : Newark, as a site for a department Jiyed; Looking', put-of'a bedroom says, in applying two coats "to a der and it was impossible to fixit . company told a Register Tcportoi Presbyterian Improvement Society house or to any other building. The hunters telephoned to ReMrd , Simmonds's boat have.100 horse to make the changes. The school <>' Btore and as a Red Bank branch o Cleared *40 Thursday Night. window- he saw that Ms home was Hmtthiraddition and noV machin- their Newark business. There has Bank for- a taxicab and they ar- power each, and it will make 21 board alleges that the servico of ery would; cost, $250,000. • He sai Tha improvement society of tin in flames. When he left the dwell- The buildings on the Bumsqn miles ,,an hour. He/kas named the company was unsatisfactory ancL *; also-been a report that Mr. Stans- ing; early in the evening there was country club', and a number of rived in town' Thursday morning the job of bulldirig.tho addition nn bury, who Is vary familiar with Re< Presbyterian church cleared abou just in time to go to their jobs. Mr. boat The Vagabond. that it had a perfect right to rnaktr > letting up the.machinery woiild re- $40 at ah auction sociable last no one in It. i houses in this vicinity have been 1 the change. ' - - " Bank real estate matters, bought thi The fire had.started in the kitch- painted with Monolith paint.- Mr. PryOr went to yanderburg Thurs- A cabin .cruiser thirty feet long quiro a year or more. He aho said property as a personal investment Thursday night at the church. Wal- day night and repaired his car and The situation is unprecedented', that the capacity of the conipany'i ter R. Snell Wns auctioneer and ar- en and it had obtained considerable Gaskill says there arc a number of is being built for Harry B. White of of his own, other one-coat paints, but they, are drove it home. Asbury Park. It will cost $3,000. and it has.aioused no end of-com* ' ypservplr at Swimming River woulc ticles of many kinds sold from ten headway before it wns discovered, ment in the township. The school b'e increased by raising the heighi cents to $1.25. A social season was The firemen, after a hard battle, i.i-!-i--—J-—*.thick and pesty.. «.:.I:IMonolitLh ig no Another boa* 32 feet long is beinpr Mr. Starisbury, when Interviewed 1 BACK FROM THE SOUTHS built for Chnrlos V. Sncdeker of board has issued instructions of tho dam. •.''"' by U Register reporter, declined ti enjoyed afterward and ice cream put the-flames out «A large part of thicker than ordinary paint; Its in- through tho principal of tho high! „ • The company will discontinued Ita and eatfe were scrvedi Th' sociable the house was destroyed and all of vohtpr believes he has perfected New York at a cost of $4,600. • This saytyhetherho bought the property 1 Two Holmdcl Brothers. Spent Eigh boat will have an engine ' of 1D0 school for the pupils to ride in Mr«* plant at Elboron and will depend en- for hirn.soif, or for a client of " was in charge-' o* the executive corn- its contents were ruined either. by something that will revolutionize the teen Day* on"Auto Tour. '• Seeley's'busses and not to ride in, mitteeyc'a-nsisting'lbf. Mrs, H. Asen- firej, Bmoke or water. The firemenpaint industry, not only in regard to horse power. George G. Valentine tirely on-Its Swimming River-plan! Milan Ross real cetatecompany, George and William Gross-7of 5tNewark has ordered_a boat thirty the Triangle busses. In spite ofl for water. The' concern suppliei said very posttivcly, however, thai ath Higginson chairman and Mrs. had'to cut two large huleB in the quality bub in-regard to economy. _ Holmder returned home lasf week thin, howovor, many of-the children ,» Herman Woolley, Mrs. Howard second story of the house to let out Mr. Gaskill is a chemical engineer feet long costing"~?4,5O0rTA~sn6rt water to a large number of munlci. he had not bought it for the L. Bam from an ^automobile trip of eighteen time ago a boat thirty feet long1 and ride in the, Triangle busses. BusEeJ\ '' palitlcs-ln this part of tho county, berger company. .."'•'. Burdge and Mr3. Martin jVanBuren the smoke. and an expert on paint and pigment 1 days in tlio South,' MosJ; of the time costing $2,600 was built for William and Ray Zimmerman; the managers » Smock.- The next day Mr, Colosirnq. went 1 .A short time ago it passec . Into the Inquiry by The Rcglstcr^from the research work. He is retained' by was spent in Florida and North Car- E. Tobias, Sr., of Red Bank. Throe and chief owners of the Trlangla .hands of now owners, ( These new Bamberger company concerning tho The improvement spciei; will hold to police headquarters and reported some of the biggest concerns in the olina. • The trip was mado partly cabin cruisers 25 feet long and cost- compnriy, seom to be very popular ,' parties, it is sold, own a large jiurn- the disappearance of his wife. He United States, among- them being rumor that they were about to es- a,waffle luncheon on Thursday, Feb- for pleasure but mostly to observe ing $1,950 each hnvo been ordered with tha pupils and' this friendship/ rr< bor of other water companies in th( tablish in Red Bank a branch of their ruary 2Bth, and a supper on Thurs- said bis wife had deserted him. by the"Neyr, Jersey zinc company. Mr. farming conditions in • the South by men in Florida and they,-will be is said'to be the chief reason why East,' they halving recently bough Newark department store broiigh day,. March 26th.' The supper wil' going to parts unknown. He said Gaskill is also the inventor of a new The two young men and their broth- several-private companies as well ai complotod next spring. the school board, has found it noty , out a prompt and positive denial of be-known as a "Feast of Four Ta- he and hia wife had jointly deposited typo of electrical furnace for melt-: cr_Henry are sons..of the late.Herrry wholly possible to control the situa-i a number of municipal plants. Thi $2,200 in-the bank in Mrs.- Golosi- : ; ; tho rumor from Edgar Bamberger, bles," because the suppeiTwill bo di- ing zinc nnd extracting zinc oxides Cross, and they farm in partnership. tio'ri. ~ ~'~ ;•"'•"•: " ^ ,' representatlyo of tho company whi secretary of th'e'ti. Bamberger com- vided into four portions and a por- mo's name, and that his wife had Making paint, was started by him in •AUTO MEN'S CONGRESS. was; talking with Tho - Register re Originally thefr land was used en- No dne expects the present'situ* > • pany. Mr. Bambergor Bald the.Brim tion will be served on each table. drawn all this money, out of tho a very small wny as arf experiment tirely^ for potatoes, but they are It was Held at an Asbury Park Ho- porter said that in building tho addi- berger company had JIO intention of bank , last Wednesday, leaving about a ye3r ago when he lived at ation to continue indefinitely. Tha ; uuua, j gradually, changing to diversified tel Last Week. tion, and in buying new machinery establishing a branch of thejr de- in the bureau drawer re=- Fair Havon. His experiments there Triangle company is keeping its ; the. company was not only building CLUB WOMEN SEE. PLAY. $1,000 farming..' They are said, to be nu'm One hundred and fifteen automo- owa counsel, - but it is generally •.,, partment store cither at Red Bank ferred to1 above and taking. $1,20$ have lod to what he claims is the bered among tho few farmers in for the present but ..also for the fu- or. at any other placo. Ho' said that ItWas Given at a River Plaza Homo best, .paint and the cheapest paint in bile dealers, of whom.SSjvere from thought at the end of 'tho montl., ture by making Its. plant largo Last Week. with her. • the Holmdel- section iwhjo have no' Red Bank, attended an automobile it will present a transportation bill" ' rumors that the Bambergers were The house, where'Mr. Colosimo the world. lost money during the agricultural enough fb supply, municipalities about to establish branch housea In A gathering of forty persons, At first a small amount of paint, sales congress nt the Berkley-Ctir- and then start a lawsuit to colleclj •* • which are hot customers of tho com- lived was formerly (o\vned by him. depression of the past few years. teret hotel at Asbury Park last it.' .'•• ' . "! various places were oftdn started, comprising the members of theA few months ago he sold it to Le- made at Fair Haven, was placed on They wero especially successful with pany,- He said the company was am- but that there was absolutely no Woman's club of River Plaza and sale at a. few stores. It was soon week. Two representatives from the Partisanship of the keenest kinil • \, bitious and was plnnnini; to expand foundation for such rumors. H britte Caprioni of Red Bank and a large spinach crop last fall. They National automobile association has, been evoked by the school bus i\ .. J.'.-L. K.Re'&d of Long Hjahch is su; their friends, attended a social since that time Mr. Colosimo had sold and as the demand for tho paint state that their Southern'trip ha made addresses and there were vari- y said the Bamberger company -were meeting of the club last Thursday increased Mr. Gaskill found that his controversy, not only between the) ", ! periritending the construction of tho intent only on developing the busi- v been renting the house. The dam- provided them with a number vof ous other features. Seventeen deal- drivers ^Of the two contendingbuoj-^^ new-building. E. L, Bird of Long night at Mrs. ,1^-ank S. Curtis's.' A age done to the house by the fire Fait Haven 'splartt was not large new ideas for farming their place ers in this part of the state have ness-of their Newark store to the. feature, of the affair was-a,.three- enough to supplyTthe customers. lines 1»ut also between the pupils j Branch.is assistant superintendent largest possible' extent and' tlia' amounted to/$21B00 and the loss iB the coming season. , joined the national automobile asso who ride on the different ITnes. Dnr» _, of the work. act play. There was only one man covered with1 Insurance. Mr. Co- Accordingly Mr. Gaskill took'urJ his elation, • They are Maurice tfieir Ney/arl« store afforded" ample in tho performance, he being Henry residence at Ret! Tank and formed a ing the thaw laist week the bucses of "• .•-.'. .•—:—i*-? .**... scope for all their, energies. [ losiiiio had insurance of ?700 on the Schwartz, Andrew'Veenstra and the both owners had slight mishaps and) s' ^.ilEAR EAST RELIEF. - C. Mecklem. All the other parts furniture and oth«r. contents of tha stock company to engage in the FARMHAND ARRESTED. Monmouth Motor Car company of were taken by.rnembera of the club. manufacture of paint. This ..com- break-downs. Jeers 'and jjbes and Several other properties in that lm- house. David SanforJ Accused of Asnault Red Bank; J. G. Holrnan of Lako- such expressions as "Get a hprse*_ ^ modloto locality have recently been These performers wero Mrs. S. Vin- pany is known as the Earl C, Gas- ing Harry P. Robinson. ivood j Andrew Lu&baum, the East Collections to bo Mado Sunday Af- jiOldaild.-.i. rumor has been current cent Willis, Mrs. Mecklem, Mrs, LAID UP EIGHT WEEKS. kill Co,, Inc., with offices in the Se- and "Why dontVou ride in a good "J Harry P. Robinson, « farmer wh ern Auto Sales company and R, D. bus", were shouted bjr the children ir* ^d '•;.•" ternoonr Fekruii-y'• 14tk. "•'" that the, sudden -activity in real es Fred Rochellg, Mrs. William Best, curity trust building r.t Camden, Saxe of Lonp-Branchi Buhler & Bit- lives on" the state highway between : the bus which was not broken down. 14 'Mayor William H. R. White has tate'.in the neighborhood o£ Brdad Miss Iona Brandy Mrs. Curtis and William Tanner of White Street is Later it is planned to incorporate ter and the Koyport Auto Sales coiri 'Issued an official proclamation des- and Canal streets is due to the be- ' Juat Getting Around. Fair View and Sliddletown village Stories are told of the driver's jocJ?* "~, Mrs. Charles Thompson, The play the business under the name of the had David Sanford, one of his em pany of Keyport, and the Monmouth ignating Sunday, February 14th, ai lief that" Canal street is.t be wid- was written by .Mrs.' Curtis. The William Tanner of White street, Monolith Paint Company of Amer- Auto Sales company, the Seaconst eying for the best positions at thj» ^ J Near East Relief Appeal day. Tho ened. Some of the property which Red Bank, is out but still unable to ployees, arrested last week on i various stopping places nnd of a» *t} festivities wound up with genera! ca. Stock is. now being sold and charge of assault and battery. Mr Overland company, J. D. & M. N proclamation is as follows: . has recently changed hands there is sociablity and with the '.'serving/of i work, after having been laid up considerable hns been bought by Stein, F. E. Henderson, Jr., H. R manipulating their busses that tho -i a hundred feefcifrom Canal stroet. eight weeks with injuries received in Sanford had a hearing before Jus- other fellow.;hpd difficulty in climb* Whereas, {c has been brought to tho at- collation. •,-•'. residents of Rod Bank and vicinity. tice Charles R. D. Foxwell. Mr. Ingnlls and W. B. Lacky of Asbury tention of tha oltlmns • ot. Red Bank that, and some 'bther property which has an. accident. He . was hurt on aMost of those buyers are paint .deal- Park. ing hills nnrl in keeping- out of wes despite tho generous responses! the Alfiir- Robinson appeared in court with •^3 : changed hnrids is upwards- of two ferryboat at New York, where he is soggy places in the roads. All tho -'icain)CDPlo"-in~the :PRBt-tD--the ^starving TO QUIT FARMING, ers and, persons who have used the two black eyes and with other marks thousand* in Bible lands, thera is still need hundred, feet from Canal street employed. An automobile on the paint. A Register-reporter who in- drivers deny that they have used for further charity; • - . Aaron Armstrong Will Have a Yen- boat started forward suddenly, and of facial damage which he said had A CHRISTENING PARTY. such tactics. Is would seem to indicate that the due Fcbruaryy 16th. terviewed some of them found them been inflicted by Mi1. Sanford. The And whereas, of cxistjnK .needs- In those sale of'••• these, properties could not pushed Mr. Tanner backwards as enthusiastic ts Mr. Gaskill over Festivitiea at the Home of Mr. and For several days some of tM ' unfortunate, regions the' most pressing Is Aaron, Armstrong, who has been against a part of the boat. Mr. latter was held in $500 bail for the teachers inspected the Triangle . that of the children who have been resouod have been made in the, belief that the outlook for the new industry. action of-the grand jury.. Louio Mra.. Axel Ornbcrg. bom starvation and death by tha Near. they -would be needed In the widen farming-George Hance Patterson's Tanner was badly bruised and he The jplnnt on Upper Br6ad street busses when they left • the hieh Bast relief and are now befnir brought up ing of Canal street. Various other place at Shrewsbury a number of suffered internal injuries. He is Peters of Fair View became his Wallace Ornberg, son of "Axel school and ordered the children out! is temporary, in tiiat it is proposed bondsman. Ornberg of Westside avenue, was 1/ Americana as useful.cHicem; rumors arc in circulation as to the years and who has been one of the now much improved, but ho prob- in the spring to enlarge it to many of the busses. Some of the children, And whereas, to continue Us work purposes for which lands in that lo- most successful farmers/of that lo- ably will- be. unable to work for sev- christened last week nt the Re- when they saw the teachers comings anionff thoso children the Near East relief times its .present :i?e. The prop- formed church by Rev. James Dyke- rep'reicntcd by a, committee conalstintr of cality have been' bought, some of cality, will retire- from active work eral wdeks to come.' erty is 50x500 feet, and Mr. Gaskill Will Move to Colt't)Neck, hid in parts of the busses whoro tha Rov; John Muyakens as chairman, and these rumors relating to the build1 and move to a house which he has John G. Schanck will move in the ma. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Errickson. they could'not be seen. Others got E Red Bank, do hereby proclaim Sunday,; substantial foundation. implements and. crops on Tuesday, He will offer the Laird house for was a christening and family din- along. f l'ebruary 14th, tho day upon which this corner of Bridge avenue and Oak- paint making, and -at present only, ner party at the Ornberg home. ' appeal will be held and call upon all o( our Somo rent estate men aro saying February 16th, beginning nt ten and street, got her finger\ caught one of these is done at the Broad rent, but he -will continue to work Russell Zimmerman, in talking o'clock in tho morning. The sale is the land, as well as farm his placo Others present wore Mr. and Mrs. nbout the bus service, slated that peoplif to realize the significance of this that the recent flurry in real estate in a door jamb at tho River street street plant. Eventually all of thera Fjnnk Sniffen, Henry Moller, Mr. appeal and urge them', to respond as sener- expected to be a large one, as the will be' done there. at Colt's Neck. the school board was unduly severe ously to this great humanitarian cams thereabouts is due-to that phase of schoolhouse last Wednesday. The and Mrs. Harry Sniffen and their the human mind which leads men to farm Is, well stocked. The basis of tho paint which Mr. in trying to toko away the contract they fan afjwj. Auger was badly (jut The girl was NOTICE. two children, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph' from the Triangle company becauca WILMAU K. «. WHITE. believe that any Important purchase takon to the Long Branch hospital, Gaskill ratfces H line sulpMiJo ot Sniffen, Rev. Jsmes Dykema, Mrs. of land in any particular neighbor- No Radio Program Tonight. pigment. Most paints are made Merchants and the Public some of the busses had broker} where her injury-was. dressed, She ust Ornberg and Miss Florence clown. Ho said'that becauso of thfl Firemen Clear $25. hood is the prelude, to greatly in- No radio program will be broad- returned home the same day. Tho from white '^ad. Mr. GnWll said, of Red Bank. creased land values, and that subse- Fass. A flashlight photograph was Tramp Hollow detour his company * .Union flro company of Red Bank, casted tonight from Robert S. Johnr wound "is healing. that white zinc sulphide makcatnc No one) is authorized to purchase taken of tho gathoring," by disposing of a raincoat and a quent sales are made because these son's Station WJBI. The Wedncs very best quality of paint, but tho materials of any kind for the ar- had boon put'to an expenso of at subsequent buyers want to share in 1 least $10,000 this w'lntor to repair V pair of boots last week, cleared $26 day evaning program is omitted this Winter Prices at Warmly Park. cost of extracting it from zinc was mory oip/Troop E without a written Held on Girls' Story. to liolp pay tho mortgogo on the the real estate profits which they week in order that radio experi- In tho spring homesltcs nt Piirm- so great n<~to mnkc tlm kind of ordcrj/signed by tho commanding damaged busses. Ha'wild th« school anticipate is clo-> *• har^d: officer of the Troop. Merchants Fred 'Romano of Earl street was board should make allowance, fop ; ilrehouso property. The coat and ments can be carried on by. the ly Park—and in fact, all local i.gure, particulary the season. •". -.,_ First Lieut. Joseph E. Fix, Jr. tion of the grand jury. Frank Pc- '"ooper's bridge. •Notice is hereby (riven to tho own- stout woman, in which we special- The first Btep in the manufacture I Commanding. f ers-of dogs in Holmdcl township ruary 1st, in their rooms in Kridel See the display advertisement in tillo of Red Bank became his bonds- Tho Triangle compnny operates building-, Cioad street, Rod Bank. ize. Repairing, remodeling equal to one of tlio inside pages. Come out of Monolith pnint is done nt York, —Advertisement. man. that the owners, toko caro of their Prlsos will be awarded to the best now. Big .selection in fur neck to Parmly Park and mako your se Pennsylvania, where tho zinc ore is passenger bus service between Rod dogs and keep thorn up and watch pieces. Fur trimmings of all kinds 1 Money to Loan on the I. & R. Plan. Bank and Koyport and between Red thorn carofulfy on account,of tlio lady's and gentleman's costumes and lectipji, while choice lots now avnil melted in on ; of the, electric fur. Merchants Christmas Club. .t. to borrow and easy paymont plan if in nearby communities. mission 50 cents,—Advertitcment. 'prices. Ofllco open ovcry day in This furnnco was bought by a largo chants Trust company of Red Bank dents of Middletown township f-Al Jack Friedman, 26 West Mairt eluding' Sundays. Send for illus y^ou need money. We shall bo glad has proven so popular and wo hnvo vnnco tlio-claim that taking awa^. - By Ordor of tho Board of Health. street, Frsohold, N. J.—Atyertlae- zinc concern, with the proviso that to serve you. Investment & Realty Wood for Sale. trated folder and map. Dnltnn Mr. Gaskill could use it nt certain received so many belated requests tho school contract front tho com*__: Alex h. McCloes, Clerk, A new wood yard now open on mont. . ' ' Parmly,. Parmly Park, phono 377, Corp., box 297, Sod Bank," or our for shares in our Cliristmns'club of t—Advertisement. Rumson, N, 3.—Advertisement. intervals for his pnint business. Atattorneys, Rcilly, Qulnn & Parsons, pniiy may put tho. concern out tt tho State Highway. Buy your wood this jrcnr, that tho club will remain business and result in. an nbieno«) whllo it lasts nt 18.00 a large load, Mrs. Arthur Snnith Writos In to this furnncc a whito, flour-like powRe-d Bank.—Advertisement. open for members until February " Rota Cardan Reataurant say that aho has been converted to dery substnnco known as zinc oxido I •» • » —• f transportation service for MJd* and Ton Shoppo. Our excellent food doliverod. Orders dolivorod- prompt- Alperin't Delicatenen, 15th. Remember, wo pay two per y., Herman 0. Schlichtlng, King's Blue • Ribbon butter recently and is-oxtrnctotl from Old ore. Tho sec- Rtjal Estate Salesman Wanted. cont interest por annum on all pny- dletown township. arid service nro itho talk of tho town. now no othor brand is used in her 20 Broad street, Red' Bank. Wo Opportunity for n young man to mont3 mqdo in our Christmas club. Our'homo cooking- Bcrvcd nmldit highway, Red Bank. Phono 482-J. Bpoclallzo In quality foods at very ond oporutior Is that of converting Thoso who uphold the action ot —Advertisement. ^ kitchen. "I waB in a frlond's house reasonable prices. Try us if you tho oxtdn into zinc sulphldo. This connect with progreBslvo aoa ehoro —Advertisement. ho school board nro ns lnilitent, ploainnt surroundings at modorafo and thoro I discovered how I could i 1« I S» want tho best. Lnrira pullot CRKBI Is done by means of a furnnco nt real estate organization. No previ- that the contract should bo takW prices will convinco you tlint this is get better results in the preparation ous experience necossiiry. Write B« a Good Dancer. tho bent place In Red Dank to eat. , Bart-ovr Money on Your Car of my own monls. Blue Hibbon cor- 54 cents doien. Thoso nro from BnrncKiit on properly^, owned by n away from the Triangle company,*! ,nd ride whllo paying back. Bring Elgonrahch'a chicken fnrm. Our Box 185, Kcansburg, N. J.—Adver- Evoryono admires and wants to Located «t (I Maplo iivomin, one door ainly ninkcn a difference. I can rqlntlvo qf Mr. GUBICIII. Sulphido is tisement. dnnco with tho good dnncor. Ho is those who take tho other alda of Hit from West Front street on tlio high- illl of sale and Innuranco policy, 'oucli for it."—Advortisment. National nmyoiinaiso, always fresh. -cotloction of small crystals or pig- 1 argument. They gay thy, the com* flenornl l''(nanco Corporation, room -Advertisement. •-.-« ,. senorolly. invited to social gather- way.—Advortlsomont. 624, Kinmonth building, Asbury mrnt.i, Maaquerada ngs at which dancing plays an Im- uny'H busses broke down on a nttlitf Visiting Chiropodist. [lortant pnrt. Wo guarantoo to bor of occasions and tlmt fror|a«DUjf«' ?ark; N..J.—Advortisemont. Tha Coiy Corn«r Tea. Room At tho Brand street inctory Is by ladles' Moono Ilenit legion, Kri- J : .!•:''>• ' ' Not'lct. Dr. Francis Cooke Cutler will offers a Bofo'otion of dainty gifts done tho third or final operation, del building, Monday evening, Fob- teach you to be a, really oxcollont puplts had to walk lone *~ 'After leaving my bed and board mako appointments by telephone to and novelties ' i nglng from CO ThiTil s consists of mixing nmll grindinidi g ruury 8th. Prized awarded for bust ilnnccr. Tho' Analytical School of lances to get to ocliool nnd to I will/not bo responsible for any coma to you when needed. Tol«- cents to niorr. expensivo ^tlclcs. costume; nlno original and comicnl, Social dancing.—Advertisement. bills' contracted by Mrs. Blanche ivery Wednesday and Saturday ihono Hntontown 2160-M botweeu tho zinc, sulphiilo with oil, "Thoro urn to' their names. cvonlngs. Third twenue 'PaUco Luncheon and dinners served seven nro two mixings and two (rrimlinfjs, Ucfrenhmonts. Admission CO conts, i Kit* -• Wilson. roller skntlnor rink, Long Branch, i:0p P/M. and 8:00 P. M.—Adver-' dayi every wco'<- Also tftornoon —AdvcrtlBomont. Announcement, Radial ' '; Gerry Wilson. :l»ement _ ^ ' tea. Phono Rod Bank BOO-J.—Ad- nil ]imt. ralntn nVo julldlna, Uniml tti'set,'Red 8(30 P. M. "Sonw arid Seon«/i a! manship (guaranteed., 79 Monmouth of Nturark will bo nt tho Itcd Bank mado.in nil colors nnd for six dlf-Hownnl G. Rosovclt, jihono BOO-J, lliunt. ?hona 1184. II. S. JolintoB, | Othot Diry*," under direction of streot, corner Mnple. avenue, Had mlldlng, _Dro<>d itreot, Red Bank offloe on Wodnosday and Snturdny Hcd Bunk.—A((vortliiomi)iit. or.—Advertisement, .„ - Airs, Alvln Swennort. Ticket) no Hank.—Advortltoment., 'hono 1184.* tt. S. Johneon, proprle- 2i00 to 4:00 l»..M.i and at tho Mnt- fci'flllt UMCX . New Maytag Store, cjmta, reserved «cat« or.~AdvorM«omcnt., Mr. (iitskill in president i.nd ti-cnn- Typewriter lletdquartert, 'MnytuR WnahliiR Mnchlno Com- nwniv ofllco Tuesday and t'rklay 1 Cra«k»ti vertlaoment. 2(00 to*4:00 P. M.—Advortisoinont. iiici of tho company. J, I!. Pcrrlno Tyrowrltorn rontcd, bousht and I»my opi'iia Hhowtdom nt !IO Mon- Dr. Dunn, Surgeon Chiropodist. Vlalor Night .t Tutting'*. water Jnvk«t* nn Wood I Wood I Wood I - Socoiul National bank bulldln(c, of Biirnount In vico prcHliIcnC and gold. TriiMri's, G8 l)>O'ul stroet, Itoii mnuth dtrbiiti Rod Itnnlt, C'liartoi K< be -.velrfoU tot irtMtj , Wednesday night li slio Victor Hl AOvcrtlnoment. In itovo 6r'nrepl»e« length*-, $8 led Bank. Ofllco open dally from r Pat Lunob. Mnrshnll Dlvcrty of Cnmtlnn ta noc- Bank.—Advcrtlsoment nnw. Mtrrltt Machine night it TuiUnB «. VlcttoU., Vlo- Our dollclQOi tnndwlchoj and " «m *- a* ' —- pir load. H. 0. Ito«evolt, phono 2:00 until OsOO. Phono J01-W, Red tor recordt, planei, ridlqi. 14 rotnry. Mr.Onnklll snyn Ills patent Mochnnlo |trt»li *ti-d Red Bank COO-J.—Advertljemont. Bank.—Advertlicmcnt. ' rcih MIMI« aVaVtt alwoyi refroihlngrefro . and hln pnint bunlnos* are not for Tuxeilo Sulla Far Ilir*. - Employment A|»ner. , vartliiomaiit. , . tfonmouth itraet, Rod Bank. Opart SpeciaSil l prlcel t ffor quantitiesiti , Al- All sl<«n at all times. Pliillit T. And ntirte*' rpglntry, Wornnn't • *»•»«» i»'i •,..-..) . tonlaht.—Advancement. nnlo, Offers linvo boon mnclo by Sk«i«. ' ' - Income Tax Adiloe, porln't dollo*te*i«n, 20 llron Jlnnnlno, 07 Uroml itreot, Hod Bank , phono Roil Bank itreit. Did B«nk.—Advertliomcnt largo concortifl, but Mr. Gnnltlll nnya —Advorlldomont. Ailvortfiomont. from A.Jo. ' Get your kkatta) R. B. Pearce, tax export, \n it tho Sa it In bin piirpom to run tho bunliiciM Marrltt Machine. S " • • " K. W. Wl»», In the EUner rnoit ( f you wii)» Jout piano proporly hlmaolf. Monolith paint In now told HsHtitlllcblnf and Dmsmakln* ' < Edlloa Maid* Ulkpf, tlon, , »«*« for. Drummond pl»c«, n«d at twenty Btoron In this purt of tH done by Thcora Brown, 04 White A. V. Gregory, JO WhlW tlriid Bank. JM , 938VA4x'rUim^ kJlfnmJt «"•!»• *l"«N,«tntc. Thofo It'MI ngoncy for the itrett, Bed Baakr-Adye'tliement. •< , J.bu,, BED BANK REGISTER,

JOBKSW NEW BUILDING WSPECTORS. A NEW DRAWBRIDGE. SOLD FOR DEVELOPMENT. Gaeri* A. DaUtoab a«d Twa Dapatr Lift Tjrp« flrldiTt, bt Ballt U Offering every Friday a ^SufpriieSpcciBil" each item to b« RAY H. STILIMAN Insurance! NEW OWNERS FOR THREE MID- Inipeclor* AppoloUd. Balford tr County. DLETOWN TOWNSHIP FARMS. Georg« A. Odatuih of Middle- Tb« freeholders at £helr moetlng •ueh am OuUtandJng Va^e ? ? Thoie Surprite Speciali lyiohmouth County town village, tra architect with an last Wednesday directed County FARMS Arthur V. Gregory Th.7 Wm Sold U»t W««fc office In the Eisner building: at RedEngineer Qeorgor E. Allen to pre- will not be advertised in detait, therefore it will be ypUy r Villa** Homes Trading aa ark Partloi, Who Will Diyld. Bank, hsa bcon appointed building pare plans and specifications for a Shore latatei ' Them Into Lets Which Will be inspector of Middletown township. lift type drawbridge aerosa the particular benefit to viiit Friaay ai^d Look for Surprise Arrangements have been rnade Ail Hrmi/of INSURANCE J. H. Gregory & Son PUced on the Market. creek at Belford. Mr. Allen asked 10 White Street Throe {arms, all of them in the whereby building permits can also that, in view of the fact that he was Special Sign—We know you will be am«ed. .,. 9T.Lt.MAN FARMS Red Bank, New Jersey vicinity of Belford and Campbell'* bs Issued by Howard W. Roberts of not an expert on drawbridge work, " State Highway Junction, have been told tha past New Jfonmoutli, a lawyer with an he be authorized'to employ John BATONTOWN, - • - N. J Telephone 474 week at prices greatly, in excess of office at Atlantic Hlghlunds, and by Vogel, former chief, bridgi engineer Ladies' and Children'. what their owners paid ioT ihem Assessor William E. Ralph o£ East for the state highway commission, only a few years ago; As a result Keaneburtr, who is employed by thoto draw plans. The board granted property values in that locality have Keansburg national bank: Middle- the request and agreed to pay Mr. town township covert a very wide Vogel three and one-half per cent of EtUbldbed 18S4 Teltpooo* Ill X greatly increased and the beginnings area and Mr. Roberta and Mr. Ralph Sweaters of a boom are discerned hy tho more wore appointed deputy building: in- the cosj of the bridgo for his work. optimistic, .The greatest building spectors for. the convenience of resi- I&r. Allen also asked that George ALEXANDER D. COOPER operations that section of IJiddle- dents of the township who live .near D. Cooper, former county engineer, tqwn township has ever'experienced Atlantic Highlands and KoMisbure. bo employed to supervise the paving ore expected.to develop early In tho of the remaining: half of the Squan- PRICE Real Estate and Ihsurance 1 Tho first building permit in tho 45 BROAD ST. REb BANK, N. J. spring .,' ' '. township this year was issued a few kum-Mnnasquan road. Mr. Allen One of the farms is the Conover days ago to Edward Mcisler of Fair said ho would have four other pav- 58-64 BROAD STREET REXJANK, N. place, on the concrete road between View. ing jobs to look after this sum- Campbell's Junction and the Mid- mer. The'board also, granted this A Truly Wonderful Sale! Fire,( LieAfe,, AccidentA,, Tornado and dletown township- high school at CAPT. ALLAIRE HOUSE SOLD., request and Mr. Cooper will re- Plate Glass Insurance Leonardo.; The farm is on the ccive ono and one-half per cent of Brand New south side of the road and it in- Mri, Thorima Buya an Outlet for thothe cost of {he road as his pay. cludes one side of Garrett's Hill, Oaklsy Properly. • which is the largest elevation in The Capt. 3. Edward Allaire Eatontayrn: Borough Bill. TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN thai part of Middletown township. house on tho south sldo of Xinden A bill to make Eatontown town- Garrett's Hill spreads ovor a large place, near Broad street, adjoining ship a. borough has been introduced . Contractor and Builder area and it is o« three different Dr. H. W. Young'a Btores, has been in the legislature by Senator Wil- SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING »rms.- , . bought by Mrs. Sarah G. Thomas of liam A. Stevens. Advocates of the DRESSES I: The. Conover place is so named Broad street ; for. $12,500. Tho change are very much encouraged SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES ecause^it^as once owned by Wil- property Is 50x160"' feet and tho over the situation. The Mil provides Here'* a Sale) that U nothing; ihort of leniationuli even women who Telephone 881-M ISO Brid(s Avenue, Red Banh, N. J.liam and Peter--Conover. It •was house has seven-rooms and a bath- for a referendum'election on tho 1 know K»uffman'» wonderful Dreat Values well, will marral at thai* later owned by James E, Criggs of room. . Mrs. Thomas recently bought borough question and the borough* NeV Monmouth, who sold if last" Fred Oakley's house- on the east side ites claim that If tho election wore Dreiiei for $5, $10 and $13.00. NEW—N«w—now:—every dreia de» week to Max A. Germain of New-of Broad street and the acquisition held tomorrow1 the. change would' go f ark for $20,000. Mr. GriggS bought by her of the Capt Allaire house through with "bolls on." Ujhtfully new—chic baaque effectt. Smart high necUl, new»«t tlteve the farm three years ago for,$8,000. provides a Linden place outlet for fanciea, (larel in »H thilr variationa; nliin' •!»•, women's lizel, large Red Bank At that time it was sold simply as her Broad street proparty., The Register's motto—"A paper farm land. Last week it was sold 'Mrs. Thomas bought the Linden in .fiyery home."—Advertisement. ' •iiot) in all colors. ~~ as a real estate development. Tho place property from Mrs. Grace Real Estate Board new owner will divide it into lots Crossley, who is'A daughter of the Real Estate Bargains I which will be placed on the market. late Capt; Allaire. Capt. Allaire was • MEMBERS The farm comprises ninety- acres. engaged in the coal business at Bed New Horned * ! On It are a house and the usual Bank a number of years ago and he outbuildings• The house is in good built and occuplei' the houie which On fine residence street, be- ALLAIRE & SON, 60 Broad Street condition, but the outbuildings are his daughtei has just sold. tween Broad street and Maple run down. The house is occupied avenue. (• All improvemente. •Easy terms. • ; HAWKINS BROTHERS, 10 Monmouth St. by John Yaharn, A very ancient BANKER1 BUYS AT RUMSON. house was formerly on the proper- Lot on Thomas Street, •—T WILLIAM A. HOPPING,^ Broad SlreS" ty, butTthitr was aestrdyed a number F. \M(> B«il« Buy»: Two LoU in i of years ago. Tradition "ha« It that '": Parmljr Park. • Lot is, 50x150 feet, near Broad f 3aorgo Washington once slept in F. M. Be.alo, a banker and build- street; fine site for residence HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 69-71 Broad St. hat house.. The fanrt was once ing1 and loan official of East Orange, for any one connected with owned by the late William T. Sher- last week bought two lots at Parmly business places at Bed Bank's WOMEN'S AND MISSES' BOYS' . HYL1N & SAt?, 42 Broad Street man, who' for a number" of years rievr business center; near the Park, Rumson. •; He was attracted to Shrewsbury •". • Dairy. ; Price was engaged in the feed business the Rurnson development of Dalton ?1,000;U.. '?:..•}.:..W;-;.± •' A. L. IVINS AGENCY, 42 Broad Street at Red Bank. Parmly through the: rocotamenda- Fur Mr. Germain has also bought the tions'- of James Chamberlain 'and .Insurance*": ••• v.;'*;;:-'^'V:v •' LAND and LOAN CO., 10 East Front St. Jamos Frost farm. This property Adolph L. Braun,. two other East O'COATS We represent'the GifarS inaur- COATS s-owne&lbj^William Gehlhaus of Orango men who have bought home Trimmed NEWTON DOREMUS, Prei. , Keansburg andTlieTIe'srowner p |d nnca company ol." Philadelphia Buy your fur " 5 a sites at Parmly Park. and. all its various departments trimmed coat ^ Shop Early na ! Sizes up $20,000-lot it,-- Tho farm it on the • Ux. Eeale's lot» are on the west and branches. The Girard is .'and'savA your*, the Quantity Chapel Hill road and it adjoins the sid? of Lenox avenue, and were ono» of tho largest and' strong- •elf many, ia Limited ' to 17 southern boundary of the Conovcr •sold to- him for $1,000 each. The est insurance companies in the many dollars' United States. .' . '3 place. It comprises 85 acres: A IS bankor plans to build two ?8,O0O louse and the usual outbuildings one-family dwellings at tho park. Here's an opportunity to purchase Coats at Value up to 12.75 : This Is Your Big Opportunity are on the property. Mr. Germain He will live in one and offer tho Savings of many dollars. Worth two and Swift Selling is Our will, develop the place. other for sale.-- ';"-.:;...•. The Jsvnes P. Hopping farm of HYLIN & SALZ three timea the price we are selling them for. Purpose [ to Own Your Own Home! 101 acres, on the concrete road.be- NEW TREASURER ON JOB. Register Building, Red Bank, N. J. tween,. Campbell's Junction arid the 1 Leonardo fiigh school,' has been joieph Johnaon of Naveaink Began 'ill bought by Benjamin Handatnan of Hit Duties L»t Week. ', I.V RED BANK MANOR Ncwaik-for $35,000.". A.largo-house, •r-Joseph Johnson of NaveBink, the * ' It a High Class Restricted Development and tho usual outbuildings aro on new treasurer of Middletown town- * I AM MAKING A SPECIAL OPENING OFFER AT this place, The new owner will de- ship, took over his duties last week, vclop it. succeeding John }jfe- Johnson of Bel- A report Is prevalent hl_.C»mp- ford, who had held the position more ' i I $200 A LOT bell's Junction and Belford that all thnn twenty yfcara. The office pnf\ :' SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. EASY TERMS, three of th6 places mentioned- were a salary of $800 a year. Mr. Jo';i> J I am dividing lied Dank Manor into Individual lots; laylrifr out streets* bought by a Newark realty concern Z «te It ti|' difficult in words or picture to do justice to the behuty tt this sort is a carpenter and a son of iii « location. One muit ace Red Bank Manor to appreciate the desirability of in the names of Mr. Germain and late Joseph Johnson, who for r.^.M « tha Burronndlpgi . • ' Mr. Handsnian The parties- who «*. Thii property Is located right on th» Shrewsbury Blver, where oile can years was a constable, hunt rii *- enjoy boating, hath inc. etc. in the •ummer, skating and ice boating in the sold the farms cay that'If this is'the mer, when Edward,B. gnyiW r •» ivinUp. Fetr minutes from railroad stntlon. case they know nothing about it, as Navesink died, It-was gencraltv "* * Take Advantage of This Opportunity—J^ow! all their dealings were with Mr. pected that Joseph Johnson « *• This 1B my bltr 1926 offer to itet In on this special offer at S200 per lot. Germain and with Mr. Handsman I bo appointed assessor to succ. * Thii Is the biggest bargtftn you will ever be otTef'ed. „ and the deeds were made out }o ^ Location of Propcrtj—By auto, on "West Front street. Red Bink; two these patties^ /'. •'- Mr. Snyder, but the position we- ^ fcloeki weit of Hubb&rd's Bridge. Or fill out the attached coupon and map to William E. Ralph of East Kear. + and full particulars will ht lent. . / burg. _ ,. BUILDING PERMITS. O. 0. Dow, Thoy 'Amount to $182,006 and In- FIRE AT SCOBEYV1LLE. - 4< Proctor Buildfoir. cluds Permit for N«vr Thentor. Newark, N J. • It Brok, Out at Mra. Alice Woo-', Dear Sir:—Without obligating myself, please send me nup and Building; permits amounting to row'* Houae Latt Week. full particulars on Bed Dank Manor. ESTATE $182,905 have been issued at Red Bank during tho part week by Soot in tho chimncy'of Mrs. Ali'r Charles A. Frako, the building in- Woodrow's house nt Scobeyvi spector. O:.o of the permits is for the caught flro last Friday afternoc ' new theater building on Monmouth .The Freehold fire department we- Phone Mulberry 6059. street, although work on the newnotified and while their arrival was of which we have all heard and read, of facts of millions of dollars being structure was started some time-ago. awaited some Scobeyvillo men The theater permit covers,the gen climbed on the houBo and threw made in buying and selling and developing is unparalleled in American., eral construction work. The j salt down the chimney. They.had of the week are as follows: the fire almost out by the time the firemen arrived > and the firemen History. ' { . •'•'•• :••'••]. • ' v. '-.• • \: Theater and itoro building. BGxM3 feet, D7-107 Monmouth itrett, cost S1G2.0O0. quickly'finished the job with chem- PARMLY PARR Joseph Osehwald ownar. icals. Seme boards on fhp outside '.Dwelllnr. l5 f«t. Sllrerwhlt! of the house were burned, but the Many people who have not taken the opportunity; of getting iii on avenue, cost I1S.OO0. Tuller eomtruetlon company owner and builder. damage was slight. Garage, 13x20 feet, lit Monmouth . some of the fortunes-that have been founded on these facts have no doubt • trtiet, coat 9465. Arthur Jacobus owner Franklin Park Lot Sold. and Ralph Sickle, builder. been handicapped for want of time to go \n the.State> .and look conditions Oarage. 8x10 (tot, SI Oakland atreet, Raymond H. Stlllman of Eaton- co«t $100. Theodore PoirlOT owner1. town sold one of his Franklin Park Dwelling, 26x22 feat. Karate, 12x18 feet, lots at West Long Branch-last week over as > they exist; also of buying undesirable property from unreliable 12S Hudson avenue, coat It,200. Mri. It. to Mrs. Mary C. Hammar of Brad- O. Tunli owner and J. T. Pcekman builder. sources. For this class of buyer we have overcome those fears.. Garage. 10x18 feet, 7E Weat Front ley Beach, who will build a house on atraet. coat $150, Mrs. M. C. Lanf owner the lot in the Bpring for her own and A. J. Good* builder. occupancy. The lot is 60x160 feet Alteration and (ddltlon to dwelling Vlita place, coat 12,000. Dr. Dlddl« it and it is at tho corner of Lake We have purchased a few hundred acres in Orange County, eight Garrison owner and Quackenbuih ft Leon- avenuo and Locust nvenue. Tho ard bulldera. price was $1,250. ^ « m' — miles east of the fast growing city, of Orlando pn the Cheney Highway^ and CANAL STREET PLACE SOLD. Equipping New Hotel. we are at work starting a* sub-development We have, the first section WllILm Ward, Buy* th* Mri. Flor The directors of the Community enco B. Hch Proporly, hotel corporation of Long Branch mapped and ready to place on the market, '• Buying LIFE at a meeting .last week accepted a The Mrs. Florence) B. Hch double contract from a Chicago firm for And what is more important to Life than a good homo nnd lot on tho nouth eldo of installing th,o kitchen equipment in place to live ? C«n«l streot and at the corner of the new hotel nt a cost not to ex- This property is in a very desirable location, guaranteed to be all Clay street, was bought list week ceed eight thousand dollars. Here nt Parmly Park you will thoroughly enjoy yourself. by Willlnm Ward of Eod Bunk, a high and dry land, and selling on easy terms. There are many advantages Your liomo—on a picturenquo ltumson Estate, with flno salesman for the Mount-English au- neighbors who linvr already atnrtoil work or plans on S500,- tomobilo company. The price paid Cut tn Matkvran'a E»p.niaa. which will be explained by calling at our office, where we have maps and 000 worth of ono-fnmlly residence.. was ? 10,500 and the sale was made A public hearing on the budgot v Boating, bathing, flBlihiRran d other wntor sports in river or by tho real estate and building firm of expenses for 1020 for tho bor- all the layouj? which we will cheerfully show you,, without any obligation;, ocean. A salt water indoor pool i\ few mlnutos nway for ough of Matawnn will lie held Fob- winter »wimmlnfr. Ico-bontlng nnd skatinic. J'"lno coif cour«e» Of Whlto Brothers. One sldo of tht and country clubu. Summer or winter—hero li Llfol houss Is occupied by Joseph Aaay, ru»ry Oth. Tho omount to bo raliod on your part to buy. . . . • •: • v flrit assistant chief of the Bed Bank by taxation Is |1B,221.85, which is Every Improvement— flre department, and tho other tide $3,658.15 leia than Uufycar. • is occupied by Mri. William Drown. KlnO stroots, gai, water, and electricity to every lot. It Pays to Advertise In the R«ir»«Ur, , No 1025 taxes to pay. • The property hal • frontage of 8C Tltlo guaranteed. Title Iniuranco policy free. feet on Canal street and a frontage Flno schools, playground, free bathing beach, stores nnd o( 91 feet on Clay ttrect. Mr. churches .in Immcdlnto neighborhood. Ward stated to a Roglater roporttr VISIT GEORGE B. ?ROWN & CD. i thnt ho had bought tho plact with Sav« 26% Now— thn «xpoct»tlon of building a garage FOXWOODPflRK 33 East Front Street , Red Bank, New Jersey A 80x1118 foot lot that will bo $1,000 In tho Spring can bo on tho property. ; purchuod now for only $800 on only terms. «•• » , For inveiton wo havei o plan-that guarantee 25% to 60% N*w Houa. .I F«|i- Vl.w, F. A. Morehouse j: Telephone 681 profit, or money returned with lntcre«t. • Kdwnrd Molale'r of Fair View i« S*nd lor our llruatraited daicrtptlv* foM.r. r building a JIOUM at that place on. REAL ESTATEi tho Ohapol Hill road for hi own oc- DALTON PARMLY, Owner cupancy, tt will have ilx room* and Little Silver and Red Bank NEW jERbfiy. bnlliroom. Ooorgo \'l. L««k of 377 Dclfonl U tlm contractor, Tin coit Office: Foxwood Park will bt |»,800, KKXK' wotXXKKC0&Q* 0

A.. .^ ••• RED BANK -REGISTER, JANUARYS, 1926.

T M r I 1 2 four feet across the head and five jought by JJfr. Walker has probably from Broad Btrect U the new ex-Broad street front of'tho lot Mr.wi.- • u »,« '»» '( » 2-IMr'"Mc. .wVlald'otttotfthiifc. TIMES, feet.lijgh, ono of the kind of Jioge- been sold more'times than any other tension of Maple avenue, Mr. Cham- Champlin has built a semi-bungalow Mahon held the lot until April, farm; and. In each tamMctlm heads which were used' severity lot on the < tract,, this lot having plin changed his mind. Ho thought of unusual design. Ho halt traveled 1925, when he told it to Gerald Hoi- ward aAllalre wprT» " '- CHARLlE.CHAMPLlN'S FORMER yean ago or so on sailing ships to been sold no Ices than five timec, that for an all-thc-ycar°-round resi- about the country a great deal with brook. Mr. Holbrook found the lot , the parties to the wle, dence, such as he expected to live in his show and this has given him op- LOT GETS' A NEW OWNER. ' store hardtack for the sailors, This Tho plot was laid out in lots in 1611 too narrow to build on jfc the kind of' hogshead was taken out of the barn and in 1012 the'lot which has. just at Red Bank when his play acting portunity'to Bee all sortt of resi- a house he wanted, and In November It pays to adn Tht Lot'li'o'n th. -Kbit Bank on and rolled to the heap of stono near changed hands was .bought by days wero over, he would rather dences* His home on Broad street, of last year he bought tjhe George Villa Place and' th» taU»t Own- the tap of the bluff._ The bottom Charles K. Champlin, who at that have a site for a home vvhero the while unusual in its design, em- N. Wild property on the river bank. •r la. Samuil 0. Walk.r, Whs was knocked out of the hogshead time thought ho would like to livo northerly white- winds would be bodies everything Mr. Champlin A' month later, in December of last "CANT GO MARY" r Gava $13,000 for (ho-Properly. and it was burled in a slanting po- on theylvcr front.- When tho Mor- leu bitter than on the river front. wanted in his own home. yeAr, Mr. Holbrook Sola the Vista Don't let • cou front food, time*, UO Th"e Charles K, Champlin It* on sition. Stone was heaped around ford tract lying between Broad Accordingly ho bought for a home After buying the Wikoff place place lot to his father, Clarke Hol- *, UKOorriCcupiByrtntolKQ street and (ho New York and Long two lots on Broad street on the Wi- brook, and last week Clnrkc Hoi j thho phlegh m and <*« th* pain. It n> the,river front on Vista place, .in the mouth of the hogshead to hide property Mr. Champlin offered Ms move* the cause of the cough and pro* tlio 'eastern part of Red Bank,,WiiB tho entrance from view. A cave Brancli railroad was, bought by ikon* place trait These lots have a lot on Vista place for sale and itbrook sold it to Samuel D. Walker,. tecuyoualt"n"dtuwn!^_ i told last'week to Samuol'D.' Walker -was dug, all the earth Being carried Hawkins Brothers, and a street frontage pt 122 feet on% Broad street was bought by Frank McMahon. as above stated. This made five No chloroform-no dope of snjrWnd.,'^ for ? 18,000. Mr.'Walker 1B'a mem- out through* tho hogshead. Some known as Wikoffrplnce was laid out'and they are 160 feet deep. On the president of the 'Second national times that the'lot was Sold since it 6-•'-'