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Issued WeaUy, Entered &a Easoad-Class Matter at tho Post- Subscription Price: One Year 81.50 VOLUME LVI, NO. 15, office at Ked Bank, N, J,, under the Act of March 8, 1S7B. RED BANK, N. J., .WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1933. Six" Months £1.00. Slnslo Copy 4c. PAGES 1 TO 12.

havo caused unemployment to bo less TAXPAYEK.S1 MEETING. of a serious _ problem in Atlantic Club I o Honor e lOKeopen township than at any other tlmo Assemblyman McCampbell to Speak alneo the depression. At Eatontown. Tho fumo of Laird's applejack ex- For New School Rumson Mayor Seabrlght Bank tended not only throughout New Jer- An important meeting of the Committee Chosen Friday Night Applejaclc is Again Being Made icy but to other states in the old pro- New Chamber of Commerce Voters at Meeting at Little Sijyer Eatontown Taxpayer's association Testimonial Dinner to be Ten* Plans Being Rushed to GeS Big at Laird's Distillery at Scobey- Volstead days. Robert Laird'o apple will be held on Thursday, October 5, —Bnnk Must ba Relieved of brandy wao generally reputed to be" Head Issues Statement to Approve Plan to Make Appli- at 8:00 P. M. at tho. borough hall. dered Van R. Halsey October Construction Job Under Way I Borough Obligations Before yilk—Permit Granted Last ono of tho choicest alcoholic bever- Members Concerning; Activi- cation to Federal Board- Assemblyman McCampbell will be 25 by Rumson Republicans—- Which Will Cost Over $800,- Plan Will bo Presented. Week by the Government. ages, Mr. Laird waa very proud of ties of Local Association. Council. Endorses Project. tho main speaker of the evening Senator Barbour Speaker. 000—To Employ 500 Men. this reputation and ho used every whllo President Ray H. Stilluian will A meeting; was hold JTrlday night A million gallons of applejack! means Known to the distillery art to "Progress through Co-operation" Is One hundred voters of Little Sil- preside. Clifford N. Cadman will act The Rumf-on Republican club will Colonel A. S. Cowan, commandant • at tho Scabrlght National bank to Pormleslon to manufacture this keep hte product up to jtlio highest tho caption of a very interesting let- ver at a public meeting in the echool- as secretary. All taxpayers of Eutdn- Lender a testimonial dinner to Mayor of the signal school at Fort Mon« dovlso waya and meana of having the quantity ot Monmouth county's moot standard. His nephews stato that ter which waa sent out last week by house last week unanimously ap- town are invited to this meeting Van R. Halsey Wednesday evening, mouth, makes tho fallowing an- Institution reopened Alston Book- famous alcoholic boverago hais been tho same methods which mado their William 'A. Miller, president of tho pioved a resolution to make appli- whether or not they are member;! of October 25, at Vivian Johnyon'a at nouncement of plans for tho utiliza- man of Eod Bank, couiwol for tho granted to Laird &. Company of Bco- unclo'it applejack so popular will be Red Bank Chamber of Commerce, to cation to tho Federal Works Board the association. Monmouth Beach. James C. Auch- tion of the appropriation of more bank, told of a conferenco with boyvllc. The permit wan Issued laot used by them. the members of that organization. to finance the building of a« new inclofia, president of the club, will be than $800,000 for construction pur- treasury ofnclala at Washington, at week by Commissioner Doran, Although Mr. Miller has been presi- Kehool. Under the plan the govern- tonstmaster and the gucist .'speaker posea at Port Monmouth. which !.o waa Informed that a plan through tho Philadelphia office, oi dent of tho Chamber of Commerce ment will grant thirty percent out- will be Unltnd States! Senator W. In an effort to provide early em- for reopening tho bank will bo prc- which Leo A. Crosson la auporvlsor. but a very short tlmo he has been right, nnd will lend tho balance. Re-elect Navesink Warren Barbour, who i3 a former ployment, tho customary thirty days oontod after tho bank has disposed It stipulates that tho applejack lg to ticans Peter J. Glsleson, president of tho announcement of worlc and advertis- of $50,000 In notes and tomporary bo used tov medical purposes. That school board, presided. Library Trustees ing for bids will be reduced to fifteen improvement certificates of tho Sea- In tho only legal way that a permit Plans for the proposed building days. bright borough. Tho treasury officials could be granted Inasmuch aa pro- have been approved by the school The first proposals will be on road held that tho amount of thoso obli- hibition In utlU tho law of the land, board. When the proposition was Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Mrs. James construction, tho bids lor which will gations was out of proportion to tho but It in anticipated that before tho East Keonsburg Political Club submitted to the voters two years May Duane, Andrew Robert' be opened Friday afternoon, October bank's doponlts. Mr. Bookman stat- "Jerooy Lightning" afc tho Laird plant Finds Way to Finance Pur- ago it was overwhelmingly defeated. son and Arthur Brower Chosen 13, at two o'clock, and work should ed that tho sum represented only Is ready for sale prohibition will chase of Ambulance—Show At that timo the estimated cost of bo started within ten daya thereaf- nlno-tcntlis of ono per cent of the havo been ended. Thirty-one Etatcn Again—Report of Librarian. ter. This project will be followed havo voted to wipe It out and only to BtyGiven November 11. the building was 5150,000, At last assessed valuation of tho borough week's meeting Ernegt Arend, archi- Four trustees of the Navesink li- within about fifteen dayn by the work and that there should bo no troublo flvo moro aro needed to send It to of buldling quartermaster warehouses), tho" cemetery. Thoro Is everything At a meeting of tho Seventh Dis- tect, stated the building could be brary association, whoso terms ex- soiling them to Individuals or invest- built today for $117,000. Attorney ilred this year, were re-elected at officers' quartern and band barracks. ment corporations. Ho said tho gov- to indicate that tho required flvo and trict Men's Republican club of Mld- Within thirty days thereafter a then some moro will havo voted to dletown township at Meal Beach, the General William A. Stevens explained the annual meeting last week. They ornment was eager to have all banka the procedure to obtain federal aid. aro Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Mrs, James blacksmith's. 3hop, bakery, garage, reopened, as it realizes that the end prohibition when tho general matter of a public ambulance was quartermaster and utilities building, election Is held Tuesday, November brought to tho attention of that body Severn! persons spoke in favor of May Duane, Andrew Robertson and longer banka aro closed tho slower Arthur Brower. Tho trustees will incinerator, fire and guard hoiWB will will bo tho roturn to good times. 7. » and a movement was started for the j tho new school. A letter was re- purchaeo of such a vehicle. meet Friday night, October 13, to be started. ceived from the Woman's club of Plans are being prepared rapidly Mr. Bookman suggested a cam-, Provided that this turns out to be Tho First Aid squad of East; Little Silver endorsing the project. A elect officers. The book committee tho case, about a month or so more will meet Tuesday afternoon, October for signal corps laboratories and palgn to'soil the notes in small de- Keansburg had started tho move- committee was appointed to make headquarters building, and It ia an- aftor November 7 will bo required to ment but found difficulty in raising any necessary changes to the build- 10. nominations. Assessor Walter J. make tho ealo of applejack legal as a ticipated that the announcement and Sweeney stated that a group of funds. Their efforts came to a stand- ing. The members are Mrs. William At the annual meeting Miss Hope advertising for bids for these projecta beverage. Laird & Company plan to still until tho matter was brought ] J. T. Getty, Mrs. Ralph Hadaway, bankers In Now York was interested be all set to put their product on the Turner, librarian, submitted her Re- will be mado early in December. All in buying tho notes and certificates, before tho Republican club by a com- Edwin Hobbs, Louis R. Buekbee, C. port for tho past year. Tho attend- bids will be announced by newspaper market shortly after that time, prob- mittee representing tho squad. They T, Lovcrinp;, Benjamin A. Shoemak- provided tho borough paid off tho ob- ably during tho Christmas season. In ance for books during tho year waa advertiolng and circular lettora to ail ligations at tho rate of $5,000 a year. had come, they explained? to tho Re- er, Russell OhI and Kenneth Walker. 8,028. The attendance for reading, contracting concerns in thi3 locality. talking with a Register reporter, rep- publican club as being the represent- Edward W. Wise, borough attorney, resentatives of tho company stated The committee met Sunday and children's plav hour, boys' gymnas- Definite preference in employment recommended tho appointment of ative civic body of' tho vicinity and decided that the new building should ium and girls' gymnasium classes that applo brandy requireB consider- hoped for asslstanco from that of labor will be given according to John P. Mulvlhill, borough auditor, ably less ageing than whiskey made be on the site of the old Gallagher sale3, party and Epworth league en- tho following priority. First, veter- as chairman of tho bank reopening source. President Charles Rupp of property and should face on Rumson tertainment was 1,614. from grain. Thoy said that a very the Republican club called attention ans with dependents; second, citizens committee, and ho was unanimously palatable drink without any "morn- road. It was also decided that the Thero wero 21 new regular mem- of Monmouth county; third, citizens chosen. to tho fact that tho possession of an wings of the building should have bers in the past year. The summer ing after headache" could be mado ambulance had been ono of tho cry- A..S....-*: of New Jersey other than Monmouth All present at tho meeting wore avallablo by tho tlmo tho Yuletlde gable roofs. Tho slto of the pro- people who paid a dollar numbered VAN R. HALSEY county. ing needs of tho entire township of posed school was bought two years 21. Tho membership including tho mado momberu of tho committee. season set in. Middletown and he urged the club to WILLIAM A. MILLER. Tho following minimum rates of They aro Mayor William R. Fowler, ago by the borough. At a meeting regular donors of money numbers mayor of Rumson. All the local and Hugo quantities of sweet elder, aid In the matter. ' county candidates have promised to wage will bo paid. Unskilled Jabor Sr., Mr. Sweonoy, deorgo G. Ivlna, thousands of gallons of it, aro In the or' tho mayor and council Monday 204, juvenllo members are 88, adult 50 cents per hour, skilled labor $1.20 able to accomplish much through* his night title of the property was township members are 53 and thi attend. Walter Storor, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. vats of tho company's plant. Tho Thomas B. Day, speaking for the executive ability and through getting per hour. ' Tho normal maximtim Rolman, Mr. Wise, James A. Eyan, township, sought assurance that tho transferred to the school board. Tho total number of transients was 33. There will be an orchestra for weekly working period will bo thirty work of converting it into apple all departments of tho chambers to dancing and a special entertainment Poter P. Porrlne, Raymond W. Wool- brandy was started Monday. Every- ambulance would be for the UEO and council then went on record in fa- Increase of books for the year i3 hours for all who aro paid on an work in harmony for the town's wel- vor of tho new school. is being arranged. Free transporta- ley, Harry N. Johnson, William JTehl- thing waB all ready for thla opera- benefit of any citizen of tho town- fare. as follows: Gifts, 720; purchased, 70; hourly scale. It la estimated that at haber, William L. Parker, Sol J. Nol- ship. This assuranco was cheerfully furnished by township library, 1M tion has been arranged for those tho peak of activities, between 400 tion. The stills and tho other ma- Part of his letter stated "It Is juat If federal aid is granted the school without cars. The dinner is not on- mark, Herbert F. Young, John P. chinery had been not up in anticipa- given by tho squad. Mr. Day'sug- board will call a special election to There wero 251 magazines, 82 jig-saw and 500 men will bo employed. Con- Thorsen, Charles L. Presley, Mrs. gested that tho ambulance be pur- four months Bince I took ofilco as ly for members of the club. All tax- tion of tho pormit being granted and presldont of the Chamber of Com- vote on the proposition. puzzles, 10 pictures and 37 pamphlets struction will be under tho supervis- Beekman, Claronco Stevens, Ray- chased immediately, notes for its From the commission at Trenton payers and voters of that borough ion of Capt. E. P. Antonovlch, con- no time was lost in beginning the merce. It was my plan to urgo fm- At last week's meeting a letter was are invited to attend. mond W. Fary, Elwood Harvey, distilling. For tho past,month or so payment to be socured by himself came 102 books and books received struction quartermaster, who has thor support of the Chamber by se- read from tho state school inspector Kenneth Bruce, chairman of the Chester H. Packer and Ira D. Emory. a force of men had been repairing and several other public spirited cit- condemning the present school as a from them on request numbered 262. been on duty at Fort Monmouth nines This committee will bo augmented izens, they to be reimbursed by the curing new members, and by secur- publicity committee, is In charge of and remodeling the various buildings ing closer co-operation among bur fire menace and unilt for school pur- The circulation record was as fol- August, 1829, and hao supervised all as planB progross. of tho Scobeyvlllo plant and putting proceeds from various entertainments. the dinner and Alfred P. Boyce is ar- of the construction at Fort Monmouth present membership. Unfortunately, poses. lows: ranging the entertainment. Tho mayor and council held a flpe- in tho distilling apparatus. A large Tho movement waa onthusiastlcal- due to lllnesa, plans were temporar- tal circulation ot books 25,622 since that date. Hia permanent force, pond haa been made and this plays Jy received by tho entiro community fiction .l\ „ 12.785 A regular meeting of the Rumson composed entirely of residents of clal meeting Saturday night and ily delayed. October 9 has now been Republican club will take place passod a resolution to pay off the an Important part In tho process of and a method of financing tho pro- set asldo as "Chamber of Commerce Non-fiction : 7,42a Monmouth county, will assist him In Foreign booka Wednesday evening, October 11, at this work, it will require six months obligations at tho rato of $5,000 a changing cldor Into applejack. It is ject waa launched. A theatrical por- Membership Day," when volunteer Naveaink Library Juvenile a vory attractive sheet of water and formanco was suggested as being the Red Men's hall, at which time mo- or moro to complete tho project. year. Tho resolution also stated workers will bo asked to devote the Naveaink School tion pictures taken by Mr. Auchin- that whenever possible tho borough its appcaranco will bo improved by moat popular way to do thlB and day to tho securing1 of new members Famous Financier Total Juvenile circulation 5,172 All construction will bo under thes; landscaping, shrubbery and flowers. Thuddeug Breton is now engaging Pictures _ _. 27 4 closa at the recent Republican clam- will pay more than tho abovo sum in and building up further interest In Puzzles „ 192 bake will be shown. provisions of IJio NRA code, meaning \ 1 artists for the performance which that no bids "will bo accepted irojn ( order to wlpo out the debt in less Up to tho present time one million our activities. We have appreciated William H. Hirst to Speak To- Miss Turner gave a resume of ttv than ton years. Of tho $50,000 tho pounds of apples havo been ground will tako placo on Saturday, Novem- your support in tho past, and trust firms -which havo not signed either ber 11, Armistice day. Tho play ,1s morrow Night—Club Unani- activities at the library during th specific codes for their industry ,or borough spont $30,000 building jetties up Into cldor. Two million more wo shall bo ablo to count on you for past year. At the annual meeting and bulkheads protecting prlvato pounds havo been contracted for and entitled "Tho Figurehead" and it is assistance in tho membership drive, mously Endorses River Project Rumson School the general NRA pledgo for Indus- a story of the MIddletown beach last year Col. Latham Reed gave a tries not having speciflo codes. .Ail properties, and this sum Is assessed a largo quantity of other apples will and for co~ mittco work on tho num- —Fine Programs Planned. lecture on his Alaskan trip, illus- against tho respective properties. bo bought. John Evans Laird, the front. erous activities planned and wiiich supplies used must bo procured from trated with his own motion pictures. Reopens Today fltms also members of the NRA. The balanco of $?0,000 was spent on prosldont of tho company, states that The squad has ordered on. am- will como up. This week's meeting of the »Red In the last* four months of 1032 Miss borough improvements. Ono project in order to make ono million gallons bulance and it is expected that It will Bank Rotary club will be held to- Margaret Hackett made an inven- Colonel Cowan and Capt, Antono- was tho flali drome and municipal of applojack all of tho apples raised "In tho meantime, tho Chamber morrow night at seven o'clock at the Increase in Enrollment in Private vlch havo always endeavored to give bo delivered.within a few days. has experienced its busiest season. tory of the books of the entire li- garage. In Monmouth county could bo used. Molly Pitcher hotel instead of the brary, including the books at schools • School—Three New Teachers preference to local labor in previous Ho anticipates having to buy apples Our government called on the Chanv usual hour tomorrow noon. The projects, although the30 wero not un- Mayor Fowlor, Mr. Mulvlhill and outBldo of tho county. Tho price paid bor to handle the NRA in this local- and other branches and stations. In —Calendar of Events for the Mr. Sweenoy' held a confcrcnco at change has been made in order that the latter part of last year, play hour der NRA codca nor was speciflo auth- for tho irult ia 35 to 40 cents per 100 Calvary Baptists To ity, and the job is being dono in a business and professional men of Red Entire School Term.' ority granted to favor local labor. Now York Monday with an attorney pounds, which is about double that commehdablo manner. Matters in- periods for children wero conducted representing tho bankers and- Wore Open New Church Bank and vicinity may have tho by ' Mrs. Alfred Brower and Mrs. The Rumson private school at the Colonel Gowan's intimation that given last year for apple3 for elder. volving tho local zoning ordinance; pleasure of hearing William H. Hirst tho work will be started soon will bo told thoy would recclvo an answer tho river front park; deepening of James Purvis and culminated in a corner of Ridge road and Bellevue In tho old pro-Volstcad days tho who la well versed on national and avenue reopened this morning with generally welcomed at Eed Banlt within a weok. From tho lawyer's farmers received 12% to 15 cents per The Calvary Baptist church on the river channel; a new laboratory play November 19. attitude toward tho proposition tho Bridgo avenue, which has been un- international financial matters talk en increase in enrollment over last and vicinity. For one thing it means 100 pounds for apples. Mr. Laird building at Fort Monmouth; have on "Present Day Trends of National The girls' gymnasium clas3 under that many men now unemployed will bank representatives "feel that- tho der construction for a long tlmo, will been dealt ijvith. The Chamber as- year. There are three changes in says that" evory -farmer -with whom Affairs." Q -v _ Mrs. Wlllgerodt began early this year tile faculty. Misa Albert Lou Mc- ilnd jobs during the winter. For an- deal will bo consummated. ho talks has welcomed tho ©pening bo opened for services Sunday, "Oc- sisted the Red Bank Yacht club" in •and tasted until- May. Nine• boys paid tober IB. Miv.Hirst, who is staying at tho Monies of Owego, New Yorlc, a grad- other thing it is virtually a: guaran- of tho distillery because It will in- raising funds and securing publicity dues to uso the gymnasium and they tee, that the fort will continue in The deacon board will lead the sun- in connection with tho Regatta; a Molly Pitcher hotel, apoko before the uate of the University of Oregon, suc- creaso tho market for apples. Red Bank Rotary club a few weeks enjoyed basketball, wrestling and ceeds Mrs. Craig Sanford as teacher existence at its presont location. Va- VonKattengell Gets A largo force of men is employed rlSQ prayer meeting. At eleven series of good-will radio programs rious other places were trying to get o'clock a procession will bo held from were conducted; wo havo and are as- ago and he gave such a forceable ad- of tile Junior 2 class. She will also at tho plant and it will probably bo dresa that he waa urged to speak Two revenue producing experi- assist in the afternoon play period. the eignal school. Graham Appointment enlarged later whon moro machinery tho old' church Into tho main audi- sisting home owners in filing appli- torium of tho new church, whero a again reasonably soon and tomorrow ments were tried. Popular books, Mrs. Charles Morton of Alston court, Tho Red Bank Real Estato board, will bo sot up to Increase) tho capaci- cations for loans under the Home both fiction and non-fiction, wero let Tho appointment of.I3dward Von- tcripturo lesson and prayer will bo Owners Loan Act; a special salo was night's talk will be fulfilling of his Red Bank, will teach French in place at the suggestion of John T. Law- ty output. Tho apparatus now in uso promise. The meeting will be open out at flvc cents a week and a flne of Mlli". Mercoron. Claud C. Ruch, Icy, Its president, several months ago Kattengcll of Monmouth street and is of tho most modern type and It is given by Deacon James Scott. Tho conducted by the retail committee sevmon will bo preached by Rev. J. (special fund) and many other mat- to the public at the nominal Rotary of. two cents over that time. Later who has been identiiled with boys' started a movement to got tho ap- Muplo avenue as Graham distribu- operated by electricity. John Evans jig-saw puzzles were used tho same and girls' clubs at Rumson, will teach tor lry^tled Bank is announqed by W. Lee, pastor. tors havo been attended to. dinner cost of eighty-five cents. propriation for the work. Tho Red Laird and his brother, Joseph T. way., Many book have been bought the Junior 3 class, manual ti'alning Bank Chamber of Commerce ' tho Graham-PalRo Motors corpora- Laird, III, aro in general charge of llualc for tho entire day, under tho Councilman Harold S. Allen ad- with these funds. "Demands upon the Chamber as dressed the club at its meeting last and arts and crafts, and will also as- i operated in thi3 effort. Telegrams tion. tho business. Also at tho plant aro direction of Mrs. Mollia Givcns Lang- tho leading business and civic asso- Thursday upon the proposed river Tho library committee had a very sist with the athletic program. Ho ] an(i other appeals wero sent to Sen- A comprehensive display of the Walter Woolley of Aabury Park, an fold, promises to bo inspirational. ciation in our community aro grow- successful eard party March 22. The cceeds Robert J. Lent. Hnrold S. now Graham lino is now on view at electrical metallurgical engineer, and At 3:00 p. M. devotlonals aro to bo Improvement at Ked Bank. After hi3 ators Kean and Barbour and Con- ing steadily, and the Chamber, we most interesting talk the club unani- rainbow food sale August 23 was a Clark Is headmaster. gressman William H. Sutphln to usa tho showrooms.' Both alx and clght- Philip Stryker of Colt's Neck, who is led by tho oillcers nnd members of aro sure, will justify this public con- financial and artistic success. The Events listed on the school calen- cyllnder chacala modelu in tho Gra- acting ns foreman. Mr. Stryker haa tho Missionary circle, tho Mothers' mously endorsed a resolution favor- their Influence to have tho appropria- fidence. ing the project and instructed its sec- proceeds amounted to $287.07, two- dar for the term arc as follows: No- tion made. Mr. Lawley, in talking ham lino embody tho slipstream con- had largo experience in this work, ho club and the usher board of tho thirds of which went to the Navesink vember 30 and December 1, Thanks- having lllled tho eamo position before church. Music will bo given at 3:30 "Plans for the immediate future in- retary to send copies of tho resolu- about this, said he had every reason tourB originated by Graham more clude a community play on Novem- library association and the other ;lving recess; Thursday, December than a year ago—a body styling prohibition becamo tho law of tho by tho combined choirs. Tho scrip- tion to the War department, to Sen- to believe that all three rcprftsonttv ber 9 nnd 10, to defray the expenses ators W. Warren Barbour and Ham- third to the Middletown township 21, school play; Friday, December 22, tlvcs had clone everything posslbla which now is being followed by moot land. ture lesson will bo given by Rev, J. library. 'bristmns holidays begin, alumni J. Davis of Belmar, prayer by Rev. of tho parking space which worn not ilton F. Kean and to Congressman to this end nnd that ho tclt very motor car manufacturers. Tho name Laird hao been nsaoclat- taken over by tho borough (tuxes William H. Sutphln. . «&-*-e» . luncheon; Wednesday, January 3, grateful to them. He said that In Tho local Graham dealership Is ed with tho business of distilling ap- P. H. Alleyno of Red Bank, remarks school reopens; January 29, 30 nnd by Rev. E. W. Miller of tho First and material bills); a community- The Rotary meeting next week will his opinion the appropriation mado particularly well equipped to servo plo brandy for three generations. wide "Red Bank Day" during the Parent-Teachers To 31, first semester examinations; Mon- for the work at the fort waa the most Graham owners in this vicinity. Tho Scobeyvlllo plant was established Baptist church of Red Bank, ad- bo in charge of tho International day, February 12, Lincoln's birthday, dresses by Mayor English and J. W. first of November ((special fund); Service committee with Dr. Samuel encouraging news that Red Bank Members of tho ocrvlco department in 1851 by the lato Robert Laird, an further action In the river front park Serve Lunch Friday I holiday; Thursday, February 22, and vicinity had received In a long Btaff have been well trained and undo of John Evans Laird nnd Jo- Parkor, M. D., and a sermon by Rev. Hausraan presiding. At tho following I Washington's birthday, Father's Day; E. D. Crawlcy of Mt. Plsgah Baptist project, and deepening of tho river meeting on Thursday, October 19 the time. have D background of broad experi- seph T. Laird, III. Since tho Eigh- Tho first meeting for the current Friday, March 16, spring holidays be- teenth nmondment won adopted the Temple of Asbury Park. channel; and completion of the NKA speaker will bo Commissioner of Mo- gin; school entertainment; Monday, enco In motor car ocrvlco and main- work. Suggestions for Chamber ac- year of the Oceanport Parent-Teach- tenance ThQ department Is fur- plant had been used exclusively until At 8:00 P. M. the sermon will bo tor Vehicles Harold S. Hoffman of March 20, school reopens; March 30, tivities will bo moro than welcome." South Amboy and on Thursday, Oc- er association was held Wednesday Good Stop Street Law nished with precision toola and other this week for making cider. This delivered by Rev. J. B. Boddlc, pas- afternoon In the n"ew'asscmbry"ro"om| Friday, holiday; Friday, May business will bo continued. Some tober '26 Christopher Berge nnd Rev. equipment. Genuine Graham parta tor of the BethcEdal Baptist church of the school bulldlldlngt . Mrs. Rondo 2r>' sch°o1 l'1"^ M«y .~r\ 2S amL 2»' tlmo ago tho Laird company dlscov- of Now Rochelle, New York. PARTY AND FOOD SALE. Albert Baner will have charge ns - second semester examinations; Wed- To Be Enforced aro used in replacements. representing the Community Service C. DcNyse, the president, greeted "Our service organization," ex- orcd a mothod of making and bot- the teachers and members. New by- nesday, May 30, Held day; Saturday, tling; tho cider so that It would not It Will Ho Hold by Christ Church committee ,of the club. June 2, commencement exercise::!, and With tho approval of four ntop plained Edward vonKattcngell, "is BUNCO FARTY. laws wero adopted and distributed street locations at Little Silver by fitted in every .way to furnish Gra- ferment. No foreign substances arc Guild of Shrewsbury. to the executive committee. and Wednesday, Juno 5 and 1 used to otop fermentation and tho Won a Frlgldairo. 6, boarding iiehool examinations. CommluHloncr Harold G. Hoffman, ham ownors wl '- every facility Ladles' Auxiliary of Veterans Will A card party and food sale for the Mrs. Jnmes Hennessey, assisted by tho mayor nnd council o£ that plsico necessary to keep their card in tho mcan3 employed to keep tho elder Hold Ono Eacli Month. benefit of Chrlat church guild of The 5238 Frigldalro disposed of by Classification tosta for new pupils from getting hard Is said to bo with- tho Spanish Beauty Salon on tho co- Mrs. Ferdinand H. Krome, Mra. R. for (ho HKi-lSii achool term will ho. at a meeting Thurnday night decided best possible condition. This in- Tho ladies' auxiliary of tho Veter- Shrewsbury will bo held in tho par- W. Nelson, Mrs. Horace W. Kirby, to enforce tho law immedlatoly. cludes lubrication, tho scrvlco most out a counterpart In tho United ish house Tuesday night, October 17. operative plan waa won by Mra. y held Saturday, September 29, 1931. A States. A fruit distilling permit from ans of Foreign Warn held a bunco 1']. Jnlnshlg of 00 Carpenter street, Mrs. Rondo C. DeNysc and Mrs. faculty meotinji; will t:ilte plac« Mon- Chief of Police Fred Zleftlnr waa In- frequently required find tho ono party In their linll on Broad street on at eight o'clock. Bridgo and oth.-r tho govornmont is required.to mako card games will bo played and their River Plaza. Tho drawing wna held UIH West, will conduct a member- day, October II, and school will re- structed to arrewt nil violators. No which in moot vital whero economical cldor nnd tho Laird company has Thursday evening. Tho attendance ono \:i to ho let off with jiu;t a warn* operation Id concerned. Will bo prizes and refreshments. | on Saturdny morning at 10:00 o'clock. ship campaign. open , Oi'iiilifr 3, Permit No. 1. wau about 35 In number. Prizes! were Tho question of supplying free inK. "Wo want Graham owners to feel awarded to winners and refreshments Mlsa Ruth A. Parker la In charj;.- Tho third number drawn won the that our organization, in all its Old-tlmo residents of Atlantic milk to chl'.dren waa tllscuased and NEW HOOFS. Tho lit op street Intenseotloita are wero served. of tho salo and party. Mm. C. M. ! Frigldairc. Thcro were over 5,000 Runv;on rond nt Branch avenue, branches, 1B at their aervico at any township cay that with tho distillery Bilrcltc will direct tho sale of ticket.H. ! tickets out. plans made for establishing a fund again in operation Scoboyvillo scomo Tho piizo winners wcro Eleanor for the purpose Mayor II. Whitney Olson KooOng Company Gets Job on Prospect avenuo at Riiiiumu rmui, time and wo will wolcomo sugBcs- MncGrcgor, Mrs. Beitlia Fowlor, Mrs. Mins Lillian Baquet will manngo (ho tlonn rind constructive criticism. Wo moro llko tho Scoboyvlllc ot yoro. rofrcnhmcntn and Mra. Thoman Wy- NOTIC15 OF ELECTION. Con row was the speaker of thn after- I'rlvalo J-MaU's. Proiijicot avonuo at llldtza wttti nnd G. A. McGmth, Mm. J. White, Mrs. Church street at Prospect aviniue. All will bo pleased to advino with ownoro They romombor whon in addition to llo will bo In charge of the food noon and hhi subject wiig "Keeping The Olson Roofing company haa tho Laird plant thero waa a tannery IS. Nelson, Mrs. A. Kirk, H. Q. Chris- Mainstay Building ami I.onn As»o- other lit op iftreut iil,;nn In tho h«r* so that they may obtain tho bent ty, Elizabeth McGrnth,, Mr. Hiihn, tublo. the Schools Open." Mrs. K. \V. IM- been awarded contracts for tbreo and Hovorul other Industrie:! In tho eliitloli, Itrd llnnk, N. ,1. son then vend a meKsuge entitled otifth will 1H> removed mid caution poBBlblo fiervico from their card. Wo Mm. Ottlnger, Mia. Tiuntflskc, Viola *——-—-^* ^ Tho annual meeting of the Hlmre- new wofa on private estate:!. Ono |:J will appreciate their vlnltn, If for no village. The distillery in tho only j "Recovery In Education." An invita- on the home of Mr.1;. Mary I<\ Giiiftn tilgiiii installed in their plucm, ono of theflo ancient enterpriser) to and Pearl Dobrl, Lenter Mount, F. Democrats to Colobrntc holderu of tho Mainstay Building Tho council uuthoilml JMn'. KUaM- other reason than to acquaint thom- ffistolll, Mrn. McCarthy, Mrs. Esther tion waa extended to thono preaont of Momuouth Bench, widow of Mayor ntago a coi Tho William H. Sutphln imfiiicKi- and Loan Aaaocintlon for tho elec- both I), llohhii, cleric and collector, to ficlvcn with tho personnel, plant nnd ISinmnnn, Mia. Anna Gorch, Mrs. W. tlon of Mlddlotown township will tion of dlrcctnrii to fill existing va- to attend a curd party on Friday af- G. Grliun of Hohoken. Tho job will equipment now nt tholr disposal." boon other encouraging develop- Nnpflow, Minn Fowlor, Mra. 15. Clirlnly. cancies, and for the transaction of ternoon, October 13, at the homo of cost $800. A new roof and Hiding accept county net ip in payment ft? ments. In fact tiiero lias (icon some- hold a dunca in celebration of !!» .'Mich other biiHlne:;!j afi may bo neccij- taxo.'j up to $8,ouO, which amount Tito auxiliary expects to hold a iteconil anniversary Saturday night. Mra. Edwurd Worthlcy for thti bene- wore put on tho .'nmimor homo of thing which might bo termed n. boom smry, will ho hold at the dlrectora' fit of tho Ocennport private kinder- Mi!), (.thick onHylvaniiiavtMuio, Avon, will bo dim iho county from tho hot'* For Snlo. patty tho fourth Thursday of each October 14, at the Louis rcntaiiraut room of tho Second National Bunk at Bcobcyvlllo Ginco lust Bprlnpr. 8ov- month, garten. at a coiit of $1,100. The other job lu 15 fur thrt flcumd Hoda water, nil flavors, Canada oral largo farms havo been bought near Now Monmouth. Raymond .1. and Truat Company, Red linnk, Now half or the year. Dry, Wliito Hack, Kruoftcr'n benr, O'Ncll of Hcnddcn'a Corner hi chnir .loraey, on Wednesday, October 4th, Notice of Salo of on the home of Mrn. Willhuu A. Hoc- by wealthy rcnlilcntn of Now York Grasy Koodfl. 11)33, between tho hour.'i ol 8:00 bHn{j nt Hay Head nnd co.'it $1,1100. — —••& nnd other brnndci. Ahso ditiiillod wa- man of the connnlttco in charge. Notice in hereby Riven that on the A jieu nth I vt ter. IJonjnmln II. Cmto, 1* North nnd other places for utock fmmu ami Thin In tho brat tlmo of tho your to o'clock P. M. nnd 0:00 o'clock I". M. 14t4th dad y of OOctoberb , 1010333 , L nluill pur- Brldgoavonuo, Ita! Hank, phono 1485 country esitatesi and tho new owners now grann tiood. Our nolectcd needy William V. Smith, In Hit U. Howard ICorohncr, a Friend from 07 Alonmouth nlruet, Red Hunk, N. rat en; alm> three-room milh-s, with openlriK *>C Gruco 1'tiychie. Hciouco Wlkoft Co.—Advcrtlnoiiic'nt. .--*&•<& lit i JJS i] ^ i JJi i ithn /os The moat outstanding development Montclalr meeting, lit expected t<> !»• Your KugH J., tho whole bviHlnctia Including tho private bath, Mealu IE desired, l'hono Mift in Mpju it' ly I mu"vkieit Ht 3H Onk ntrciit, KeiuiHhtiif', jireiiont. Meeting will ho held nt fixture:* in the (iai.1 iitoio at, tho mild 1-11)5 Ked Bank, ur cull i'owvin, M\ N. J. McolliicM 'Fucmluyu and Ji'rl- ot thin Ulnd husi boon on tho former H5o~-Hrown Buppcr—85o .(:()() P. M. In tlio Shrewsbury nitMit- nhould bo thoroughly fsluimiiooed rnmom avenue, Hluvw;ibiuy, N. .J. liu> Jim it M in i I i > I 1 now. Thoy will Im returned to you placo of hufjlneun. Thin wale will bo duyii, 11:00 I . M. N. IH'nJnmln.—Ad- Jnmefi II. HioUleu farm which vvun Hy tho Lndlcu' Aid of the; Unformed Inu hotifjo. -Advortiiicmcnt. consjunuruited, on Iho date abovo i month Un bought lata la«t winter by J. Allison ~.~^.» ^^. ^ ati good an now. Loon'a, telephone l hi i will <»l J vortlucinoiit. olmifih of Hulmric), mi Wednesday L'SOO.—Advertisement. named at 10 o'clock in Iho forenoon, Htein, who in tho owner of u lnrfjts Octobui' IS, 1H33. Flint tiibln 5:1)0 Totloy'f) for Typewriters, and tho tmnsifiH' of the jjuld ntoek f p 'il Slf I). A. JllllllHOH Co., nl.^blo of fiimoun laco hornet!. Ilo lmn o'clock. Adultn Wit!, children 4()c.—- . -^aa. t ^, ^orvico culla msulft at your homo and fixture;; then nuido, and tho con- Oriental and dufm'i'Ho i nr, ' sthrtin A<\ ill ; ;m M 111! Mnmmuitli ntrcnt. liun export ra- ulrfeidy npent wlmt might bo termed AdvertliUMmmt. t»r oillco tho unmo duy we recuh'o Runwclor Typewriter Hcrvici". sideration therefor then pnId. jioood at. di*pro:ifi|nn prieen hy .nti lm dio (Knvici'j 11U10 Koncrator, imUnry, ICxpnrt repairing, lowcnt prfcea. ^i « i - a fortuno In oredJtnK now bullilliigu, 1 cull. Moderate <:oiit. Wonderful vitl- October ild, 1033. proved rmithod that tto<>!s nut. ntnink Hturtor nn Mary Bell and Mies other things. Mr. Hunt had no In-formed church Sunday. His subject has a mountain scene, while on theFlora Buthle of Princeton, Miss Mar surance on the contents of tho barn. will bo "Tho Quest of a Modern Co- remainder is the front of the Leon garet Conk of Red Bank and 1 Waltor Conl: has bought an Olds- lumbus." ' Delrx museum. Deirx, a French poet, Catherine New of Colt's Neck. was.born in Reunion."" mobile coupe. A supper was also served at thi e9lin Francis is tlio owner of a It pays to advertise in Tha Register. shower at tho homo of Mra. Luk< now Peerless sedan. THIS -FALL AND WINTER Murphy and the rooms wero decor- Miss Cora Douglass, daughter of Sleep All Night ated In green and white. The guest Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Douglass, Is at- ' RIWALS included Mra. MoIIio Burnett, Mrs. ending school at . —Every Night Luke Murphy, Mra. Mayme Hart- John Weir, Harold Gunthor and Uaarn how enjoyable llvlna rosily can bs, without tho nedy, Mrs. George Dwight, Mrs, Walter Smith are now members'of — Make Xhlo 20o Test — prgklswi of .hpueekeaplnq. Livo In a modern hqtol George Curtis, Mrs. William Norman, ho fire company. Don't wake up for blscjdar ralisf. with all Its luxuries and eonvenUncea ... at surprlt- Mrs. John Verncll, Mrs. Anna Shaugh- Wallace Bachor, Frank Mageo and Fhyelo tho bladder aa you would the Intjly amall coitl Live at tha Borkotcy.Cartorot on tha nessy, Miss Catherine Hartnedy, Miss Edward Wlllett attended the stato bowels. Drive out ' Itapurltlea and ex- edge of tho froth. Invigorating Ootan. Rates, ona per- Margaret Hartncdy, Miss Margare air at Trenton, Saturday. cessive acldti which cause tho irritation son, $3S up monthly) two person*, $46 up monthly^ Conk, M!BS Catherine Bray, Mis3 renultin? In .wakeful nlghU.. 1«K pulnu. Write for reservations or further Information. Helen McCue, Miss Bessie Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford R.LangwIth lave roturned to Denver afttfr a backache, burning and frequent desire. Miss Kathleen Murphy, Miss Mary DUKETS, tho bladder physic, mndo from Murphy, Miss Mario G. Halliday and isit to Rev. and Mrs. F. Alvln Lang- Or, Call Asbary Park 5000 ' The Reunion coat of arms is con- ivith. hiii juniper oil, etc.. works effective* tained on each of the ten postage Daniel Burnett, nil of Red Bank on tho blndder as cantor oil on iha Mrs. Walter Burnett and Miss Doro. Tho Helping Circle of tho Ro-bowels, Got a regular 2 So box and after dues, ranging from five ccntimea to thy Burnett of hong Branch. 'ormed church will meet at tho homo ALLEN'S—A service that as- three francs in value. A color scheme four dnyo it not relieved of Bolting up. Plain. simllnr to that for the postage is fol- if Mrs. Elwood Douglass tonight. nights your drug-gist will return your lowed. William Hunt anoTChrlney Con- money* Mnko this tesU You aro bound ASiURY PARK sures the finest, approved cleans- STORING SWEET POTATOES. >ver attended the state ftir at Trcn- o fee) better after this clean Bins end Suits, The Byrd Stamp. on Saturday. ou got your tegular Bleep. , Thomas ing process—which leaves your A plan somewhat unusual for Unit- Growers should Malio Their Storage A largo attendance Is looked for Lewis, drugglat, hnd Bchrocdor'n Phnrme,- ed States postage is to be followed in Houses Ready Now, 'rlday night at the concert which •y any BUKETS ID a beat flcUor. It Pays to Advertise in Thp Register. Coats the case of the forthcoming Byrd ex- Sweet potato growers who plan to garments absolutely Free from pedition 3-ccnt stamp. It will not be store a portion of their crop this year nnd placed on sale in post offices generally should rnuke their storage houses Odor. and will be for uso only on mall to be ready now rather than to wait untl sent to the Byrd party in the Ant-.digging time, in tho opinion of Ell- Dresses arctic. In addition to the three cents wood Douglass, County Agricultural for the stamp 50 cents extra will be y Beautifully required as a "service charge." Agent of Monmouth county. The navy blue- stamp1 is to bo thequate preparation of the storage Satisfaction Guaranteed. size of the current special delivery. house, he says, will reduce losses Cleansed It will have a geographic globe bear- from storage rots and other causes ing dotted lines showing Byrd's past According to a report recently re- and Finished flights as well as his proposed flight ceived from C. H. Nisslcy, Extension in 1034. Vegetable specialist, of the State Ex- periment Station, New Brunswick ihere Is increased Interest in storage The stamp Issued by Haiti com- as a result of Federal estimates to memorating the first nonstop flight the effect that the Nation's sweet by Boyd and Lyons between New potato crop is 9,000,000 bushels un- Cleansers and Dyers, Inc York and Haiti last June i3 to be der the 1032 total with heavlest^re- listed in the catalog. ductions seen for New Jersey, Dela- ware and Maryland. Expectations We Know How. Held In Contempt of lighter shipments from the South Vice Chancellor Berry has held during the winter have given rise to SALE DAYS CALLING ITS Roita Elliott of Long Branch guilty the hope that Jersey growers, by MAIN OFFICE and PLANT: of contempt of court for removing a holding some of the crop, way ob- Oct. 5th thru 11th building during the pendency of a tain better prices later. suit of foreclosure of a mortgage and "Harvest the crop carefully to 24 W. Front St. ied Bank ordered her to restore the building avoid injury to the potatoes," Mr. in ten days. Complaint was made by GOLDEN BANTAM Branclw-NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Lavilla S. Welch who fprecVlosed the Douglass advises. "Careless handling causes bruises and leads to decay in STANDARD QUALITY I mortgage. storage. Clip the vines a few days before digging and dig deeply to keep injury by tho digging plow to the minimum., After the sun has dried off the surface of the potatoes, place them in rows or piles for the con- venience of the pickers. When sweet potatoes are left in the field over night, protect them with a cover. Clean • the storage house now in- stead of waiting until digging time. If storage rota wora present last year, the lnsido of tho storage should be thoroughly disinfected. This Is IT'S GO AHEAD FOR THE NEW DEAL! easily and cheaply done by spraying all lnsido wood with a copper sulfate olution (1 pound of blueBtono dis- ! solved in 6 gallons waterJ If old I have always stood on a creed of quality, so naturally I am heart and soul for the N.R.A. hampers or crates aro used, be sure to dip them In this copper sulfate 19 movement aside from its patriotic significance. The successful operation of the N.R.A. solution. 1 principle impels quality in that it involves fair prices, fair wages and fair profits. My own Do not place hampers or crates too lb.cn ! 9 closely together in the storage house. creed is parallel with the creed of N.R.A. and although my participation involves the re- Close placing of the containers pre- vents a free circulation of air. When adjustment of my prices you will find them even lower than the desired 1926 level. storing in small bins, provide for a r •1-inch air space on all sides of the FLACSTAPF-This is Dole No. 1 Nancy Lane bin. If the bin is over eight feet long, place an 8x8-inch lattice work Vacuum-Pack NUT DRAGEES due in the center of the bin to insure 2*23 For favors and Bridge Tnblcs proper ventilation. Never stack Spanish Peanut Center—• Thin Costing Chocolate— sweet potatoes to tho ceiling. Al- Small Dainty Pieces. ways allow plenty of room above the lge.No.2y2tins potatoes for good air circulation and m tho escape of moisture through the Kiddie Assortment 39c top ventilators. . Mayonnaise "Dole No. 1" Pack. You'll find this mark 1-ft). Double Dipped Chocolates Chocolate Mint Marshmallow The control of moisture- and the % "> 29c maintenance of a proper and.uniform stamped on tho top of every can. It's I-flb. Chocolate Peppermint Patties !b temperature aro essentials of suc- your guarantee thai the contents Assorted Chocolate Pralines ... 29c cessful storage. Standard thermom- l-lt>. Milk Chocolate Cocoanut Chocolate Covered Caramels ..lb 39c eters should bo placed at various aro the pick of the pack. plnces throughout the storage house Royals Spiced Jelly Drops "' 24c that accurato determinations of Chocolate Peanut Clusters "' 39c temperature may be made. A heat- lb Ing system adequate to give protec- ALL 3 FOR Milk Chocolate Almonds ..Vz 39c tion during tho very coldeat weather m FANCY MAINE GREEN MOUNTAIN - EXCELLENT WINTER STOCK Milk Chocolate Brazils »/2 39c is necessary. Tho ventilation system U) provides a means of carrying off sur- Home Made Chocolates 49c plus moisture during curing time aa Irving Assorted Chocolates ....'b 39c well as during tho winter months. Chocolate Peppermints Ih 39c For the first three weeks after the tb sweet potatoes are placed In storage Milk Assorted Chocolates 49c tho tfniperatiiro should be held at SO Ib lo 85 degrees Fahrenheit, with the Chocolate Thin Mints ....: 49c top ventilators open, after which time tho tcnipcrnturo may bo grad- MYSILECTTON" unlly reduced to 00 to 55 dogrees ASSORTMENT Fahrenheit, for winter. Sweet po- rou.Ni> A Brand Nfw An tatoes allowed to become chilled or /•specially for the.

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ALL WOOL Oh, How Warm SPECIAL FEATURE 1 They Arel—Pair of GIRLS' WINTER A GLORIOUS AN OUTSTANDING VALUE or SUL SJNGLK'SIZK—60.V80. SALE PRICE DA-BED 9«|.50 and Chiiu-hilia-s. THIS 8TICEI, BED. IN METAL. M& ' Deep-nap, full 70 TODAY'S REORDER TOICE TODAY'S REORDER PRICE IS $32.00. x 80-inch pairs I "AVENUE" DRESS PRINTS ^cyd. IS $12.00 Invest now 1 FINE QUALITY—FAST COLORS. \ MEN'S FANCY 3 err. BEAUTIFUL CRETONNES Dress Socks RAG RUGS—Hit & Miss Patterns SI K N' S MEN'S MEN1 S WINTER-WEIGHT SOCKS 2 FLANNELETTE LADIES' PURE SILK SLIPS MEN'S COAT ^1 LADIES' BROADCLOTH SLIPS SWEATERS 1 Fleece Lined, DA-BED 'E_rai«jF_ SALE PRICE MAN! H1IAT SAVINGS! JCTr. JKST KIGIIT FOR THESE THIS STEEL BED. TODAY'S itKoniucn i>i;i( i, is sin on I'INK COTTON. WORK PANTSU COOL NIGHTS. . \ D | I S TODAY'S BKORDEK I'ltlC t •C2T" IS S1B0O. WASH ItOYS'

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High Point Spiritualist Chapel had aa bar guest* on Sunday Mr. road, near the echoolhouse. He and anticipated. It Is announced that of Grace Methodist church Monday Ui»n released. The police report that Mila * Chapel Hill Roadi, and Mr«. Clarence Vail of Brooklyn. his family are temporarily occupying during the campaign there wero 94 afternoon. each year at the end ot th» summer Public Matters converts. SCOTT CHAPEL HIUL Edward Worthley has rented his a garage on ths place. A number of young boys were season this practice 1* followed. By Eondtr, 7:45 P. Mr-At tba Clupol. house on Upper Mala street The work of ri-encloslng the flre- Tax Collector George Jonea has an- making a roundup of the %oys tha nounced that he will take part pay- rounded up by the police last week police hope the practice will Funeral Home Thursday, 2t00 P. M.—At 1» Broad In Middletown The regular monthly busine»» meet- house was ^mshed last week by the who «ro said to have entered unoccu- St, Bed Bonk, N. J. ing of the Ladles' Aid sscitty ot tha firemen. The appearance of the ments on tax bills to speed up the Friday, 2:30 end 8:00 P. M.—At Flor- collections of tax bills. pied bungalows. Tho boys were giv- »< At the meeting of the township Holmes of Elmora Park have Re- committee of Middletown township fit of the society. and children of Belmar spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Har-turned from a trip to the World fair Thursday night Mrs. Frances Steven- Mr. and Mr*. Sandford Lonffw at Chicago. " CID'ER MILL son asked that a light be placed in of Denver, formerly of Ocesnport, ry Covert front of High Point Spiritualist made a number of calls la town A curiosity here Is an apple tree In Announcement has been made of church at Chapel Hill. The request while on a recent visit East full bloom on Mrs. Charles Dreyer's the marriage on September 20 of was referred to the lighting commit- Mlsa Jeannette Conway of Main place. Mlsa Margaret Small of Brooklyn OPEN to Receive Apples snots street has entered the Montnoutb The firemen •will hold a danco at and John Morao of Union Beach. The tee. Permission was granted to Christ Memorial hospital as' a student the echoolhouse Friday, Novembor couple are making their home with church to sell beor at the annual nurse. 10. Mr. Morse's mother, Mrs. John Ste- church fair which was held Friday The teichern of the Oeeanport vens of Washington avenue. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th /buz/ night at Village Inn at Middletown Sunday-school held a covered dish Michael Strano has a broken village. supper and study period at the par- Union Beach News. thumb, sustained while playlng'base- A short time ago Hoary I. Wright, sonage Thursday evening;. A plan ball. of study for the quarter was outlined, (Tho Red Bank Register can be bought Rev. Father May of the Redcmp- secretary of the Second District Tax- In Union Beach at the store of GUB Sen- payers association of Navesink, sent Mr. and Mrs. Gaskell of Rod Bank, son.) torlst Order ia conducting a mission D. C. WALLING a letter to the committee advocating who purchased the Klrby place on at the Holy Family Catholic chu/ch The Afternoon social club will hold Still Priced that tax money tor road improve- Main street, have moved In. this week. ments and other improvements be ap- Mr. and Mr«. Edward Walling of a dance at the Anchor Inn on Friday The local unit of the United Wom- NUTSWAMP ROAD portioned among the various voting West Long Branch spent Sunday night en's Republican clubs will hold a According to districts of the township in accord- with Mrs. J. S. Walling of Main The recent evangelistic campaign card party at the Blue Bird Inn next Phone Middletown 474-J-l. ance with the amount of money re- street. conducted by Rev. Oscar Lowry of Wednesday night Material and ceived from each district The letter Mrs. Kugelman of Center street la Chicago was more successful than Mrs. John Dor] was hostess to the wan referred to William E. Foster, visiting Mr. and Mr*. Ferdinand than those who sponsored the affair members of'the Ladles' Aid society the township counsel. At last Thurs- tafcor Cost Before Kugelman at Newark. day's meeting an opinion was read The Hurley children returned to from Mr. Foster to the effect that it school on Monday after an absenca the Price Ri«e would be illegal to make ouch a divis- of three weeks, due to the Illness ot ion of tax money. George C. D. Hurley, Jr. Howard W. Roberts, the township Every Pair Will Mrs. H. A. Boyd of Newark ts clerk, stated that Herman Labrecque visiting the Misses DuBolo of Main and Orville Casler wanted the com- street. Cost Much More mittee to vacate a strip of land fif- Mrs. Joseph Withers, Mrs. Lloyd teen feet wide in front of their prop- N. Sickles, Mrs. Flora A. Wood, Miss .Within A Few Days erties at Campbell's Junction, which Shirley Riddle, MISB Ruth Sickles is designated as part of a street The and Orrln Sickles spent Saturday at land in question parallels the county Newark. road and it Is not used. Mr. Roberts referred to it as a "no man's land." The Oceanport Bpworth League The commlttcemen will Inspect the entertained the members of tba 45 Broad St., Eed WBDO OURPAB7 afreet before taking action on the Young People's Union at the church request. Monday evening. At the suggestion of Joseph John- Members' of the Oceanport Boys' son, the township treasurer, payment 4-H club exhibited flowers, vegetables QUAUTY PLUS SERVICE! of bills for salaries was deferred in and poultry at the Trenton fair. A order to have sufficient funds on hand number of Oceanport people attend- Because you'll be get- to pay the school teachers and other ed the fair. 2 PHONES—NO WAITING. school employees. Mrs. A. Franks has rented her ting mart Important A letter was received from the house on Wolf Hill avenue. PHONES: 3262 or 3263. FREE DELIVERY. Hew York and Long Branch railroad styles of tlie Benson—ot company relative to the railroad crossing near Henry McLean's farm .Tinton Falls News. the biggest ravings of near Nutswamp. A flagman is now at the crossing and the letter stated Washington Irving's story of "The the season — you will that with the approval of the com- mittee the company would have a Headless Horseman" will be shown in moving pictures at the schoolhouso Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials tront to choose your light instead of a flagman at the crossing. The committee decided to Friday night, October 20, -with Will fall shoe wardrobe this urge the company to continue hav- Rogers in the principal role. The ing a flagman at the crossing. They profits will be used for school pur- yeiy weclt!- i took this course because Mr. McLean poses. October 5th, 6th, 7th and 9th and others living in the neighbor- The boys of tha public school are hood prefer a flagman practicing for soccer games. The committeemen accepted an In- Mr. and Mrs. Feter . Farley and vitation to attend the annual meet- family and Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry ing of the township committees of Vlnlng and family attended the state New Jersey and the state police next fair at Trenton Saturday. Carl Drey- Wednesday. er and William -Pillls attended the fair Friday. Mrs. Margaret King ot S«d Bank, Oceanport News. who is one of the school teachers here, has bought an automobile. Mr. and Mrs. B. Bowman havu Mr. and Mrs, Wellington WUkins rented their house at Red Bank and spent the week-end at their summer will spend the winter with Mr. and home at Lavalette. Schimmels Pur e Preserves Mrs. Van DuBois of Center street. .Silas Cronk is building a house for Mrs. John B. Hulse of ~Main street his own occupancy on the Eatontown 2-LB. 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ALL STAR Brand . 2^s.35c MAXWELL HOUSE .. . 25c! ASTOR ... 2lbs-43c CHASE & SANBORN Dated 2?c B WHITE ROSE . . . Ib. 25c BEECH-NVT . . . . 29cm SANKA . . . . . ib.43c DAVIDSON'S Finest . . 27^ • OLIVES SALT Peanut Butter CATSUP LAROE JARS—PLAIN DIAMOND CBYSTAI BEECH-NUT—Beg. 10c BEECH-NUT—Large Bottles BEG. 38c. I'ialn or Iodized J m **«•• 6|f|0 g| Jars 6|ftkO ^ Bo*".* £|g|O 29° " ,& . ^af PEAS Stringless Beans LIMA BEANS SALMON FANCY SWEET, FANCY CUT EABLY BLOOM —iNCY COLUMBIA BIVER Cana c WAX or GBEEN Mb. Flat C 6J) Cans 6|£|O con M && @f &&$ 2 *39° WALNUTS or DATES Citron, Lemon or ALMONDS Orange Peel BRILLO DKOMEDARY—PITTED MB. ROBERT GRAHAM, vice-president of tho Graham- fnctn. We believe that it is the finest oar in it* price FANCY CALIFORNIA DROMEDARY Brand LARGEST TH0. Paige Motors Corporation, announces thb appointment class, but don't take our word for it. See the Grihun, m> g| rugs. S|pc ^ Can* ^|f|O of Edward von Kattengcll aa distributor for the Grolinm ride in it, and let its many outstanding features apeak 3 "•"•• 29° car in Red Bonk. for themselves. 25° This new distributorship is a welcome'link in pn Outboard tiprings, banjo frame, aluminum head, full- important chain. It nBaurcB consistently high-grade length water-jacketing . . . these are Graham engineer- Graham service from factory to car owner. It means ing developments. You'll find them only in the Graham' FRESH FEUET AND VEGETABLE SPECIALS that you can enjoy in your own community tho honest, car. 'And they ore worth inspecting because of the added friendly to-opcration which characterizes the whole comfort, safety, and economy they bring. MAO INTOSIt Graham organization. Wo will bo pleased to arranga a demonstration;1 Sweet Potatoes POTATOES Cauliflower SNOW WHITE APPLES The GraHam is designed and built to give you n full LONG ISLAND SIXES BEGINNIN0 AT $745 fsapao Bnsket np JJCo a Bwsfant dollar's worth of automobile value for every dollur you IB8 £^ 27 IDs. 19° * invest in it. It is sold, not by wild claims and furious EIGHTS BEGINNING AT • 845 10 -25° ' 7 *"• 25" adjectives, Irot by a straightforward presentation of Prices f. o. b. ; special equipment extra ORANGES Grape Fruit SPINACH Brussels Sprouts EDWARD VON IC A TT I N G E L L , . 8UNK1BT MEDIUM SIZE FLORIDA'S FANCY WABHED-JEB8EY LONG ISLAND'S M O N M O o t STRICT AND MAPLE A.VENUS, RID SANK, N. ii 13"' 25° 6 "25° 3^25° JLo • WOXIAM A. WlBTIi, Red Bank Woman's Testimonial Dinner OPTOMETRIST Regllter Hide- Broad Strut, TIMOTHY R. HOUNiHAN Pixont ss. Rid Bank Will Is Probated For Leo Warwick Office Hourai 9:00 to 5:20. Evenln«» by Appointment. Contractor and. Builder —OF— I/«o J. Warwick of Long Branch, Several cash bequests were made QCINN, PARSONS S DOMKMtJS, SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING DAY In the will of Mro. Sarah M. Held of county Democratic leader, was ten- COUNSEL1AIIIS AT LAW SCEEEN AND STOKM KNCI.OSUUKS Red Bank, who died recently. She dered a testimonial dinner at the WMtfleld Building, Rod fian Garfleld-Grant hotel at Long Branch John 3. Qujyin. Theodore D. Parsons. Telephone 010-M ifiO Bridge Avenue, Bed Bsub, W. j. made her will In March, 1022. Her Tliomsi I'. Dorcmus By Mn. Alexander George daughter, Mrs. Anna C. Errlokeon, Wednesday night. It was attended by 500 persons who gathered to pay Oatmeal Coolil© Recipe waa bequeathed $1,000. She left $500 aiSTON BEEKMAN, of Lwe Slock p to her granddaughter, Hazel C. Er- tribute to Mr. Warwick tor his loy- OOUNSEU.OII A'i LAW, Dinner X or Four rlckson; $1,000 to her granddaughter, alty to tho Democratic party, Mr. Offlco. 10 Broad St.. R1CD DAHK. H. J. will be held at BWIBB Steak Baked Potatoes Clara N. Hufllngton; $300 to her Warwick was presented with a leath- KfJcaHoped Cauliflower grandson, Lewis N. Errlckson; 4500 er brief case by Sheriff Howard Bread Russian Dressing Peaches G&tmt&l Drop Caoktat to her granddaughter, Elsie M. Er- Height. Congressman William H. Coffee rickson, and $200 to her grandson, J. Sutphln pralied tho county chairman . . ' MIKE'S INN Newell Davis. Mro. Reid appointed for his foresight and MB ability to Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor carry on even whon the party was on the main highway from Freehold to Matawan, Swlsa Steak Benjamin J. Parker of Shrewsbury Metal Ceilings RInte, SlnK, Tile, Metal 1 % pounds i tablenpoonu executor of her will. AH the rest of not In power. Other tributes were round aUak bacon fat her estate waa bequeathed to her paid to Mr. Warwick by John C. Gutters and Leaders. and Composition Boots. one mile from Marlboro on Route No. 49, 1/3 cup flour 3 tablespoons Stelnbaeh, Jr., Mm. Howard Height, Vi teaspoon e&It onlont daughter, Mrs. Errlckson. Fiirnnco and Stovo Worlt. % tcafepo&n 3 tjihleannnna Albert It. Mills of Howell township president of tho County Democratic paprika chopped green mado his will last May, Reaving his Women's club and Mrs. Rullf V. RED BANK, N. J. x Every Friday .at 12:30 % teaspoon poppers entire estato to his friend, Goorgo W. Lawrence, state commlttcewoman. BAIM OB SHINE. celery ottlt ^, cup water Matthews of Farmingdalo. A condi- Havo steak cut about ono Inch tion of the bequest was that Mr. Mat- Flvo hundred chlckena will bo at each Gale, also bogs, young pigs, thick. Pound It well on both sides thews is to give to Mr. Mills'a grand- DISPUTE OVER .EVIDENCE. and pound In flour on both sides, us- niece, Ruth M. turgerson, as much ducks and turkeys; also all kinds of merchandlje, such aa ehoes, fruits, ing meat poun&er 05 dull side of dry goods for men and women; all kinds ot fruits and farm produce, of the estato as he feels he can glvo Sheriff Says Prosecutor Has It- knife. Heat fat In frying pan. Add her after being fully reimbursed for Prosecutor Soys "No," TELEPHONE SERVICE wholesale and retail; all ltlndts of hardware and farm machinery. and qijlckly brown tho steak. Add kindness and cervices rendered to Over 20 Years tho rest of tho Ingredients. Cover Mr. Mills. Mr. Matthews waa named The offices of Sheriff Howard If you hava anythlns to Bell bring It In and we will sell It for you on and ,bake one hour iii moderate oven, as executor. Height and Prosecutor Jonas Tumcn Shoeing for America's from Red Bank, New Jersey, a commlBBlon and bring you tho cash. are at odds over the disposition of Escalloped Cauliflower Mrs. Harriet E. Havens of Ocean several raid canes - which were Most Famous Dealers and private parties welcome. 1 medium alr-cd % teaspoon salt -rove made her wtll In January, 1931, brought about last summer by the to our New Yotk Office head caull- Vt teunpoon and she made a codicil last June sheriff's force. The sheriffs*office de- Racing Stable. Plenty of parking space. flower paprika which revoked most of the provisions 4 tablespoons 2 cups milk of her original will. Mrs. Havens clares evidence In the matters has CALLWX-3300 butter % cup crumbs been submitted to the prosecutor but MB. SADDLE HORSE OWNER 1 Farmern bring -n your produce, stock and^machlnery to these sales. 4 tablespoon* 3 tablespoons held a mortgage for $6,000 which she bequeathed to her daughter, Mrs. the prosecutor's office is equally In- flour butter, melted sistent that It has not received the When your horso needs now shoes Conservative Accounts Invite® M. HALIK, Proprietor. Thoroughly wash cauliflower and "oldie R. Trimble. She also bo- call us. Wo also havo for sale all steam 25 minutes or until tender queathed all the rest of her estate to desired Information. J. Ii. NABOZNIAK, Auctioneer. whon tested with- fork. Melt buttor Mrs. Trimble, who made her home kinds of hand-made Sport Shoes for and add tho flour, salt and paprika. with her. She named Mrs. Trimble Stole Farm Produce. Thoroughbreds and Jumpers, Add the milk, and cook until creamy and another daughter, Hattle M. Gu- Anthony Lazlnskt of Oak Shades, sauce forms. Add cauliflower and llck, executors of tho will. charged with the theft of egg plants Phone Red Bank pour Into buttered baking dish. Mrs. Mary L. Dunkln of Aobiiry from the farm of James Hanaway of F. P. Ristine & Company Sprinkle with crumbs which have Park left $50 to her friend, Bessie Holmdel, was sentenced to serve thir- 793-J-l. Members been mixed with melted butter. Bake Sauser, in a will whelh she executed ty days In the cpunty jail at Free- New Ycrk Stick Exchangt ,, 20 mlnuteB In modarato oven. In November, 1920. All the rest of hold by Justice Elmer C. Walnrlght thiladtlphia Stack Exchangi Niw York Curb Sxchaagt Oatmeal Drop CooMes (3 Dozen) her estate was bequeathed to her of Shrewsbury last Thursday. He was daughter, Julia D. Harrison, and sho 1 cup fat 1 teaspoon vanilla arrested by state police attached to 15 Broad Street, New York 2 named her daughter executrlce of Middletown headquarters at Head- ££»£.,££* . « CU*"•»•»» •* the will. t/S cup Bour *• P chopped den'o Corner. Philadelphia Elizabeth ,- Westfield Rldgewood cream dates JoSBie T. Meeker of Deal Park loft 2 e?BB 'I /3 cup nuts his entire estate to his wife, Emma 2 teaepoons 2 cupfl rolled C. Meeker and appointed Mrs. Meek- It pays to advertise in The Register. cinnamon oats, hrov/ned er as executrlce of tho estate. 1 teaspoon 1 teaspoon soda cloves l teaspoon 1 teaspoon nut- baiting pow- GARDEN NOTES. ratg der Cream tho fat and eugar. Add Some Timely Advice For the Home cream and eggs and mix well. Add Gardener. The Smile That rest of ingxedionts and drop portions from tip of spoon onto greased bak- Not only In the dally and weekly ing sheets. Flatten with back of press, but through the malls almost spoon. Bake 12 minutes in moderate daily we are receiving information Won't Come Off oven. and suggestions on what to plant in When your car Is filled with gas and oil that's pule and Tho oats are Improved in flavor our flower garden during the next powerful and your car has » sweot purr... then's the time when If they are sprinkled on a shallow two months, with tho thought of get- Fall motoring la at Its best pan and browned in moderate oven ting early blooms in tho spring of 1C34. We offer the following sugges- Buy Gas and OH bore... You'll kavo no regrets. tions which we trust will be helpful: Atlas Tires. .. Batteries ... Lubrication B]g Award for Injuries. a • t Free Crankcase Service. Itfrs. Agnes Bleidorn of East Or- EvergreenB can be planted 'any- ange ha3 been awarded Judgment of time until the soil freezes, but the $58,287 against the Atlantic; Stages, grower should remember that the Inc., operators of a New York-Atlan- soil must be well packed around the tio City bus lino, for Injuries she re- roots and plenty of water applied ceived when ono of the busses for at least a month following the crashed into a car in which she was setting, after which dirt . should be COR. MAPLE AVE. & BERGEN PLACE riding. The accident occurred in mounded around tho trees to pre- 1930. vent water settling around tho roots. COR. BRIDGE AVE. & RECTOR PL. Do not mound tho dirt high around One of tho quickest ways to find a Job is to advertise in The Regis- the evergreens at Betting time. COR. FRONT & SPRING STS ter's Want Department Advertise- • • o ment. Many bargains are offered in tulip, hyacinth, daffodil and crocus bulbs. •SSgglSK Fall is the tlmo to place this ma- terial for spring blooming. Careful directions should bo followed In the preparation of tho soil and the plac- ing of the bulbs If the finest results are to bo expected. a • a Most everyone can be lucky at tlmeg oven though slipshod methods are followed. The flower lover should bo as careful In planting a few seeds or bulbs as tho farmer who may grow a hundred acres of either one or more crops. • • • The home owner who contemplates netting a hedge around his property ohould give careful thought to not only tho kind ho likes best but llioso that do best under his condi- tions, including type of BOII, location »nd climate. While hedges are fre- quently set In tho fall, care should bo oxerclaed in spreading the roots [ and seeing that lino soil Is used around tho roots and firmly packed. Among the mator|als that have given satisfactory results for hedges would bo included barberry, Cali- "Yes, I AM fussy, and proud of it. Slipshod fornia privet, abelia grandlflora, methods and slovenly surroundings are taboo hemlock and American arbor vltao. with me. Call that fussy, if you will. I call it « « « Peonies are being separated and being neat and orderly. reset In now locations as well as a numbor of gardeners placing orders "I suppose some folks think it fussy to object to from nuroorloo for this moat attrac- tive spring blooming flower. Fall PLAY dirt and grease in your rugs. But I don't. I planting with this flowor Is prefer like my floor coverings bright and fresh without able to spring planting. stale odor and a dingy coating of many months' • • m grime and dust." Iris separated and rceot at Oils particular tlmo should give rather satisfactory bloom In 1934. Certain di Perhaps some folk will think it fussy to insist varieties of this flower makes a that rug cleaners remove the dirt down to the very attractive border or hodgo and mid grontly to that group whero ono very base of the pile. A lick and a promise may doslreB a succession of blooms. ... used by over "do for THjilR rugs. But for people who care e « « —those nice, clean, "fussy" people—we suggest . Ono sometimes wonders why de IT1HE WISE, thrifty'home owner isn't gciini; whole neighborhoods are switching to 'him: a 'phone call to Red Bank 2600 or Toll-Free clduous trees grow so well In a rocky A to be swayed by ballyhoo and trick prom- coal' these days. It's eo cany to start up—eo country, where there appears to bo ises when he buyB fuel this winter. Ho is easy to tend. No tinkering with drafts. No Phone WX 4500. little noil, while they glvo what they going to benefit by the pant experience of I consider tho best caro posalblo to stuffy or chilly rooms. A'o mechanical "gurt- certain chado trees on their lawns, several of his own neighbors who nimhi ihci gels" to {let out of order. No smudged cur- yot they lnslnt on dying. A firm soil and, costly diocovcry that substitutes for an- tains or furiiifiliiiigp. Mo midden variations of nrouud the roots of our shado treeu thracite were not "all they were cniek^d up • • • Your housecleaning problems may Is estiontlal for boot results. Natur loiiipcniliirc in your room.". It Jmrns ovnriy ally tho soil nhould bo fcrtllo to do to ho". He realizes that for oven, healthful. for hour* at a lime with your drafts almost be simplified by sending us, not only your' ( velop tho largo tree quickly, bu money-Bnvinp; bent a good hard coal in the CIIIMMI. Anil the way it hiiniseonipletely eer- rtig», but also carpels, curtains, drapes, pil- without doubt In many ecctlonii tin only teal fuel bargain after all. trees planted In looso noil nro rnucl. lainly will \w. good news I "your pocket hook. lows, rag rugo, blankets, and what-have-you. more apt to die than do thoso plant- In 'blue coal* you get tho cream of the Ifii'l this the kind of a fuel you want? A ed in heavier oollo. Our prices make such a procedure pleasing famous nnthrncito regions of Northern IVnn- hid that gives »o much better heat with lens eylvania. It ie> a high quality hard coal, and iilti'iitioii! 11 y nil means, play safe thia win- and economical. SAVING A UOHTHOTJSE. BO that you can identify it as such it it. ter ami specify 'blue coal' every time you Appral Mado for Old Autoo to Fro alwaya colored blue. order. Start off right. Phone your nearest Save con) with "WHO coal1 toot Barncgat Light. It won't toko you long to find out tvhy 'blue coal' dculcr today. iiH-rlrctrlrs Tlrnt Itufjlllalor. Phone Red Bank 2600 or Toff-Free Tho recont heavy storms havo AutounUifiilly f;enp5 iho worn away tho beach whero Bnrno- iciHiiiTatiirii of your ruoms gat llghthouso In located to ouch an "}u*r rifjit" liolh (ley and oxtent that thlo hlstorlo light lower ninht. CosU only 81D.<'5 plus n MIKIII iti< 4 « » • l'lion, and Than. I' .... Umrio XV. lOlllntt A; ('". . < . . . rimn"! M FALCO Dry Cleaning Laundering FALCO Rug Shampooing nnd providing protection. No further OOH'T MISS THEM .fi.llll ti. "Ni' iieii, IM-'ip...... Oecnii Avenup funds will lin advanced i»IUi«r by Hid dtato or fedaral Kov.onuueut, JPage' Ifelf BED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER1. 19SS. NOTICE. Hit. John O'Brien, Mk. 110, lot 6, Thomsa Levlt. Life. 77, lot 288, ^sphliia Cecffiro* blk, 73, Iot 0, sorjje and Forman MstihcwE, the evening specialties -were Intro- ried to Miss Polly Cooke, daughter | house end lot. Ho. EM, on the houf-9 end lot. Ho, 154, on th* liousa and lot No. SE, on tha balance road paving, on tha duced by Richard Tobln, John Ken- of Thomas (Jooke of Brooklyn. The Public Sale of Real Estate lor Unpaid east BMe of tfprini? north eide of West D#rg©n placa S6.1S couth fflila of Cstherfna itreat... BB.OE north eitle of monmauth ettxet.. 10.6S :o in ncdi' and W. Decker, buck dancing.; ceremony was performed at the •r - * Max Kntz, bik. 110. house antl lot Est. Cecelia Holmci, blk. 78. lot it Clara Cooper, blk. 72, lot 8, Flora K. * WillguisB, balance road 33, house and lot, Ho. £16, oa bouaa end lot, No. 1S7, on the paving, on the east elde of Hud* Hugh HcCarron, sailor's hornpipe, bride'3 home by Rev. J. Hill, pastor th© north sUde of Weat Bergea •outh elde of Catherine street..., 54.36 son RVcnuo „ 2SS\S& and Percy Hicks, songs. of tho Brooklyn Methodist church. I>1RC«S „ 44.84 Eocco Gcslao, blk. IS. lot §, house Vincent Alvlno, balance curb Bncl Mr. Willis was employed as purser 79.56 and lot No. 146, on tha south walk, on tha weat side of Leigh« James Thompson ol Port Mo(i- Gail Thompson, blk. 80, lot 17, ton avenuo .„ 46.44 on the steamboat Sea Bird. iiQusia and lot. No. 258, on the eJdo at Catherine street ...~ fifi-OS Incidents Culled From The Reg- moulh gave a reception to tho of- north aide of West Bergen placs 10.84 Edward J: Dowd, hlk. 67, lot 22, Georua H. LroValley, balance cuih ister of the FJnst Week in ficers of tho Jersey Central Traction Tho Westsldo Hose company aux- 117.17 Howard RoRevelt, blk, 87, eevau bouss End lot. No. 00. on tho . W. Martin. Eat., blk. 40. UBrons Oratio, blk. 06, lot 4, the concluelon of the, nnle otherwise *«« of July to the ditto of ealo and tlio costs iot 2, house nhd lot. No. 44, on house and lot on the eoutti elde GuUeppl Bolatino, blk. 76, lot 12, ' property will bo Immediately resold. tho firemen to commemorate the j)any of reiatives and friends in eel- Miss Grace Brady, who had been of Rule lit public vendua to euch persona Bouth nide of . Linden plnco (ft VI.13 house and lot, No. 86, on tho v of West Berecn plftt« ...„..»..„„. 64.24 3Xl_t!1C!VlA.!"y imml tllia yot!l day o( B8*>' event. The fire department started icbratio n of ti10 event. A special in- in charge of the Red Bank office of as will purchase the same subject to re- ClmrleB Smith, blk. 40, lot ll, eouth Bide of Leonard Btreet.... 52.81 tembcr. 1933. demption at the lowest rate of Interest, GGorso l^roat. blk. .97, lot 7, housa tnm in front of Relief company's I j tended to thoeo who houBO and lot, No. 74, on tho nnd lot. No. 199, on tho south A. Mclono Eat, blk. 67, lot 12, vllat on was ex the Western Union Telegraph com- aoiith aldo of Linden place 84.15 "ousa and lot, No., H Etirl 3. It. KI30UGH, homo and preceded by Chief Codies i present at tho couple's silver but hi no caso in excess of eight per cent sldo of Woet Berucn place 47.02 , wcre ,,pany several years, was advanced to This sale 1B made under the Frank J. Huhn, blk. 21, Jot 6, Joaoph Condlno, blk. 70, lot 18, Collector. m Eat. HI*abith"p«tnVoV"blkT'677Tot yf, Thompson and tho Onyx dru j Wedding anniversary. the position of day chief operator at provlhionB of nn Act of the leclslature hoURQ nnd iot. No. 48, on the iiouee and lot. No, 16, on the iititlcd "An Act concerning unpaid taxes. west flldo cf Th rock mortem avCi 60.68 couth eido of Bank street 91.97 23C. one lot on Earl street 7.28 corps marched through the principal j vVilllam Ileddenberg's old house at; tho Long Branch office. Miss Brady Huen^mcnta nnd other municipal charges Eat. J. S. JacoubH, blk. 21. lot 9A, Francis Petlllo. blk. 67, lot 28D, SHERIFF'S SALE. 1 aqualo Goroni, blit. 79, lot Ifi, • streets of tho town. Tho new hose IOair Haven, which was to have been ; was succeeded at the Red Bank of- n rtal property and providing for the col- houHC* and lot. No. 62, on tho house and lot on Karl street 46.20 By vlrtuo of a wilt of 11. fit, to ma dl- west eido of Throckmorton ave. 68.32 house and lot, No. 31, on the S. S. Thompson Co., blk. 75, bulld- rcetod, iHHiicd out of tlio Court of Chan- carriago was presented to tho fire- \ torn (jown to make room for a new : flee by Ralph Turner of Lakewood. lection thereof by tho creation end en- Bouth Eido of Bank utrc«t ;,., 57,87 hlcf forcement of liens thereon (Rovlelon of Eugcno ICeoiiRh, blk. 34. lot 21, Ifig- Bnd lot on tha eouth side ot ery of the Stnto of New Jersey, will be men In behalf of the town by 9 i dwelling, v!aa bought by Edward | Tho carpenter firm of C. D. Thome Lulgl do Chicelo, blk. 76, lot IB, exposed to HBIG at public vcmtuo on 11)18)". houno nnd lot. No. 22, on tho houso and lot, No. 28, on the Herbert street „ 807.SI Commissioner Curtis, and Lawyer Meyers. Mr. Meyers planned to move j & Company "wag dissolved by mutual The Mild lamia, tenements, heredita- north tilde of Wall street ;.....:. B3.Z2 Routh aide of, DanU Btreet B7.87 Thomon Molotto, blk. 67, lot 6, ' MONDAY, THE 10th DAY 01? OCTOBER, Edmund Wilson accepted the appar- the house to a lot on the rlverbank, consent. DeWitt C. Quackenbush and ments nnd real estate to bo Bold end tha Eocca Glrlllo, blk. 34, lot 16, home ftnd lot. No, 09, on the John, Amato, blk. 70, lot 12. south elde of Herbert ntrcet 84.30 10 B3. names of tho persona against whom Baid liouflo end lot. No. 12, on tho house imtj lot. No. 20, on the between the houm of 12:00 o'clock and atus in behalf of the Die company. which he had purchased from the • Philip Leonard, two members of the taxen have been h\in on account of each north iiido of Wall ntreet..._ 23.65 Antonio Frasoni, blk. 66. lot 26, south eldo of Bank street 67.B7 house and lot. No, 102, on the 5:00 o'clock (nt 2:00 o'clock), In the af- Miss Ellen Therese McAnerney, Scott estate. flrtn, formed a partnership under the parcel, are as follows: Fred Fueco, blk. S3, lot 3, IIOUBO laetino Bunoccorl, blk, 79, lot H, ternoon of said day, nt the Court House, daughter of Colonel John McAnerney Tho Biltrite shirt factory oh Mon- firm namo of Quackenbush & Leon- and lot. No. 29, on tho Bouth north nide of Herbert street .... 80:20 UNPAID TAXES FOR 1932. pido of Wall Htrcet 16.39 houno and lot. No. 35, on the Thomas H. BOAS, hlk. 66. lot 21, in tho Borough of Freehold, County of of New York, was married to Vin- mouth street closed its doors and ard, with offices at Red Bank and Gulaeppl UorclH, blk. 6, lota 26-27, nouth Bido. of Bank street — 80.28 houno Rod lot. No. 86, on tho M^nmouth, New Jersey, to natbfy a de- r buildiiu' nnd two lota on tho David A, Nimmo, blk. 112, lot 19. Daisy Glover, blk. 79, lot 8, house cree of said court ammountina to approx- cent H. LaMarcho of Brooklyn, a tho machinery was movcd' to New Leonardo. • hoiiRO nnd Int. No. II, on..tho north aide of Herbert street 69.02 north side of Weat Front fltreot..J 341.78 and lot. No. 41, on tho south S. 8. ThompHon Co., blk. 7E, lot imately 824,064.00. summer resident of Locust Point. York. Tho proprietors gave as the Mrs.. Catherine Murphy Hurley of Pierre- Pronl, blk. «, lot 14, build- south nldo of Brown plaice -t 100.74 nide of Bank street .,;; .- f> 40.90 All tho following tract or parcel of land Mra. II. Kocevelt, blk. 112, lot 17, SA, two houses and lot on (ho Tho ceremony was performed in the reason for closing tho factory that Shrewsbury and Georgo Dey of West- inn and lot on tho north side of Julian Scott, blk. 81, lot 14, house north sido of Herbert Btrcot 126.37 and prembcB hoieirmttcr imrtleulariy de- houKQ nnd lot. No. 17, on tlio nnd lot on the north eide ol ncrlbcti, nltuate, lyinff and being In the Church of Our Lady at tho High- they wore unable to secure sufficient side avenue were married at the rec- West Front street S1I.SG Bouth uido ol Uiown |iiaco 124.18 H. Oatemlorff Eat., Ilk. 6K, lot Dank street _ : . 38.57 10, houfso arid lot. No. 56, on Borough of lied Ilnnlc, in the County of lands by Archbishop Corrigan, who help to make the entcrprlzo a suc- tory of St. James church by Rev. Louia Prate, blk. 9, lot 14, build- Mrn. II. Kosevelt, blk. 112, lot 14, Vincent Uomano, blk. 78, lot 27, Motniiouth, and Stnto of New .Teraay, ing nnd lot on the north aldo of * two housea nnd lot. No. 20, on tho north nldo of Herbert Rtrcct 40.21 was assisted by the rector of the cess. Joseph Casey. The witneses wcj-e houao and lot. No. 52, on the Jeanette Rebucher, blk. 39, lot 0. BEGINNING at a point la tho west <;Ue Went Front utroot - :—- 512.S3 tlie ifouth cld.0 of Brown place.... 174.61 north flida of Bank atrtat 28.38 of Droiitl Ptieot. at tho northeast corner church. Rev. Thomas A. Roche. A sloop belonging to Elwood T. Mrs. Azarlah C. Hurley, Sr.r a sister- GeoiKianna JJ. Fisher, blk. 34, lot John Snviijre, blk. 57, lot 6, houao houao and lot, No. 2B. on tho Vincent Honmno, blk. 78, lot 26, north Ride ol Locust- avenue..,. £8.35 of land of Yountr. thonco (1) Bouth eighty- A demonstration of an "all-human Smith of Fair Haven was badly dam- in-law of the bride, and John H. 8. houso and lot. No.143, on tho nnd lot. No. 8, on tho south sldo house and lot. No. 50, on the nine (5oKrcca nnd thirty minutes weat four south Bide of West Front Btreet 97.65 of Elm plnco 137.43 Vlncont Alvlno. blk. 71. lot It), hair bang" was being held at Miss aged whilo passing through tho Lc- Cook, Jr. north Bido of Bank utrcet S8.38 chains and nine links nloner tho nforeuold Clara Mctzcar, blk. 30, lot C, Ed\vnrd McKcown, blk. 57. lot 13, Lida VanNeaa, blk. 39, houao and houpe nnd lot. No. 63, on tho Young lot to land of finrrifion; thonco (2) A. T,. Morris's millinery store at the high Valley railroad drawbridge at The pupils of the Red Bank, Mld- houcc and lot, No. 75, on tho houno nnd lot, No. 36, on the lot on the weat Bide of Shrews* south nldo of Locust avenue 161.78 not-th thirty mlnuten caat fifty feet, alon^ corner of Broad and Front streets. dletown township, Keyport. Matawan south. Bide of West Front street 76.12 - south eido of Elm place 113.31 bury avenuo 100.47 Louia Snmpoln, blk. 30, lot ISA, fliiid lam! of (iariiaon, to land of Jeffrey; Newark. Henry Carpenter and S. A. Joseph, untl Jncob Idea, blk. 30, tioiiEQ nnd lot on Deforest luno 31.93 Tho advertisement relative to the Minton were on the boat when it -was and Atlantic Highlands high schools Georgo J. Mncfoirlanc, l\k. 40, lot Napoleon Lucia, blk. 68, lot 16, thence (3) north eijihty-nlne dogrccfl ana lot 20, building and lot. No. 17, 4 3, houRe and lot. No. 15, on house and lot. No. 128, on the Theodore Hurd, bile, 72, lot 2, thirty minutes enfit. ulon« land of Jeffrey, demonstration stated "it is a mar- damaged, but they -wero not Injured. wcre the guests of Melvin A. Rice on the HOUUI side of West Front the north niilo of Elm plnce 137.43 west aldo of Shrewsbury avenue 101,26 house nnd lot on Tilton nve- Hyer nnd the Flrnt Methodist Church, four vel of convenience and beauty and of Leonardo on a trip up the Hudson titrcet --. - 350.40 nuo , _.„.. C8.3G chnlnn nml ci«ht Hnka to tho weat BIUO of A large case of tobacco consigned Allen Front, blk. ID. lot 6, build- E. W. Appleirnte, blk. 40, iot 42. Julia Vittorla. blk. 6C, lot 18A, it was thoroughly endorsed at.the river. Mr. Rice chartered the steam- hoiiFQ nnd lot, No. 17, on tho building end lot. No. 182, on Theodoro Hurd, blk. 72, lot 2A, Broad ntrcet; thenco (4) nouth fifty fflet to Lohscn and Willett of Beiford fell ing and lot, No. 25, on tho north nide of Elm place 13T.43 tho vfcat stdo of Shrewsbury one lot on Tilton avenue 14.47 alonj; tho v/cut Bldo of Broad Btrcot to tho great homeopathic convention recent- overboard while being unloaded from boat New Point Comfort for tho out- north side of East .Front street... 3G6.E3 Grace Klnit. blk. 49, lot 31, nuo .....'. ..-.- „ 85.17 JoBeph Hulnc, blk. 84. lot 08, point or placo of beginning. Contnlnlna ly held at Atlantic City." ing. William N. Worthley. blk, 10, lot IIQUHO nnd lot. No. 47, on the Jnmea Amerltti, blk* 87, Iot 18, house and lot. No. 7 4, on tho thlrty-hundiedths of nn acre, the steamboat William V. Wilson. 18, house and lot, No. 63, on north Bldo of Sunset avonuo.:.... 40.21 The. Monmouth Park association Tho smokers of the villago were The Democratic club of Highlands north Bido of Elm plnco 67.12 bulldlnK and/lot. No. 158, on Seized HB tho property of tho Wallace tho north Bido of. East Front Georjre Matthews, blk. ai. lot 22A. tho west eido of Shrewsbury Robert L. Cook, blk. 80. lota fi-ft, Street Corporation, «• corporntioi of New through William H. Vredenberg, its Btreet two houses and two lots, NOB. without tobacco until a new consign- opened Its headquarters in the Derby 209.02 building and lot on tho north nvonuo y : _ Jorney ot nl., taken In execution at the counsel, started a libel suit against ment wa3 received. house on Miller street and tho club M. P. Fisher, house and lot on Bido of Monmouth street 237.58 20-41, on the nouth aide of Sun- jtult of A. Etholyn Vnlrrhlld, Exix. of tho Fisher place 245.02 Nick Gcttla, blk. 7 3, lot 12, build- Bet nvonuo 150.03 two Now York newspapers to re- made plans for an organization in E.st. Mary E. Atkins, blk. 31. lot ins and lot. No. 204, on the Lnat Will nnd Testi\mout of Annie D. Pat- The Eatontown Dramatic club Pierre Pronl. Mk. 14, lota C-7, two 32, house and lot, No. 02, on ' Eot. EUtnbeth Walling,' bile. 80, lot teruon, dee'd., and to bo uold by cover $10,000 damages. Newspaper the borough. Those in charge of the lotB on the south aldo of East west aide of . Shrewnbury ave- 13. houne and lot, No. 11, on the made a big hit in their presentation the north side of Monrnouth nuo 110.92 HOWARD HKIGHT, EherKT. articles, according to statements filed movement were W. A. Romaine, Front Btreet - street .:. _ ~, 347.17 south side of Sunset nvcnuo 68.71 of "Uncle Josiah," which was pre- George Matthews, blk. 15. lot 7, Eat. Ida Boncore, blk. 78, lot 13, Chester S- Stupelll, blk. 88, lot 17, Patod September f., 1933. by the attorney, called' Monmouth sented In Crescent hall. G. E. Wil-i Thomas Lyons and Grandln Johnson, houKo nnd lot on the south eldo Edward Cross, blk. 3!, lot 33, houtje nnd lot, No. 242, on the houso nnd lot, No, 31, Clinton Warren II. Smoclt, Sol'r. Park a "monstrous gambling Hell." of East Front Btreet --.. home nnd lot, No. C6, on the west Bldo of Shrewsbury ave- place 62.60 (4S I.) 918.06 son was the scenic artist and actor) Tho Monmouth County Hortlcul- north Bide of Monmouth Btreet.. 338.74 nue : 195.01 ! Ge Hawkins, blk. 15, lot 2, John Ambrosin, blk. 84, lot 132, Aaron Smock of Tinton Falls, who under whose direction tho play was tural society set its date for the an- ' t on the south aide of East ITowlanil S. Junca Cadillac Co., A, (inlnnte, blk. . 78, lot 14, two blk. 32, lot.lG, one iot on tho buildings pml lot, No. 248, on houoo nnd lot on the north side SHERIFF'S SALE. won fanning the William Hance given. nual exhibition and "named William Front street of WeBtaido ovenuo 120.GO Est. D. H. Martin, blk. 15, lot 1. north side of Monmouth street 102.87 tlio weat aid© of Shrewsbury Ily vlrtuo of a writ of fi. in. to mo dl- place, was more than satisfied with Lida Helmuth, daughter of William ; Turner, Harry A. Kettcl. Nicholas Phillip J. Eager, blk. 32. lot 19, 260.40 Otto Felton, Jr., hlk. H7. lot 6, houso nnd lot. No. 240, on tho house and lot. No. 35, on tho retted, issued out of tho Gourts.of Ohan- the result of bis melon crop. He had Helmuth of Beiford, grabbed a carv- iButterbach, Wellington W. Kennedy, ioututh side of Eant Front Btreet.. buildlii and lot, No. 112. on the Joaoph Acqunro, blk. 00. lot 16, cory of tlio Stuto of New JCIHC/, wifl be fl north sido of Monmouth atreot 692.38 house and lot, No. 204, on the south side of Woatnldo nvenuo.. 6T.51 an acre of muskmelons, comprising ing knife out of tho hands of her I William Dowlen and William Metz- Fred G. Fisher, blk. 17, lot 0, Axel OrnherE. hlk. 85. lot IS, cxpoRod to rmlo at pulillc venduc, on • «. , hho, ™ nnd llot . N o 224 John T. KHRnn. blk. 83. lot 10, •went Bldo of Shrewsbury ave- MONDAY, THE 2fl.l DAY OF OCTOBER, 2,722 hills, from which he gathered sister Edna. The blade was drawn , dorf on the exhibition committee. the houpe nnd lot, No. I2<1, on the nue '. 106.08 houno ami lot on tho eait aide 1 105>12 of Carmen plnco 40.71 1933, 138 barrels, which he sold at an av- through Edna's hand and two of her John S. Balnton, i „ of Borden \K%»%;^&&^ £?£&¥. north side of Monmmith street 332.00 Andre Acqunro, blk. 90; lot 17, " houBO nnd Jot, No. 290, on the WHlinm OIp.cn, blk. 84, houna nnd between tha hount of 12:00 o'clock Bnd erage price of $1.25 per barrel. fingers wero nearly severed. street celebrated his 75th birthday] |ot i1,, buildlnKc and lot oon the Samuel Hoffman, blk. 33r lot H. building nnd Ipt, No. 144, on tha went Dido of Shrewsbury avo- two Iota on tho north eldo of B-.OG o'clock («t a:00 o'clock) in tho af- The final race of the season for Miss Bertha I*. Payne, daughter of with a family gathering at hia home •est flido of Rector place. horth nido of .Monmouth street 71.86 nuo ...„ 108.08 Newman Sprlnna rond 28.92 ternoon of nnid day, at tho Court House, th« challenge pennant of the North Benjamin S. Payne, and A. Murray Mr. Bainton waa a Civil war vet- ! •*• E- Colemim, blk, 1, lot 12, Catherine Power, blk 35, lot 1. Helen G. "White, blk. 80, lot 16, Edith Yonks, hlk. 84, houao nnd In tho Horouuh of Freehold, County of house and lot. No. 15, oon tho lot on tlie north stdo of Now- Monmouth, New Jorney, to natlnfy a dfl- Shrewsbury river was won by Van- Frazer, Jr., both of Red Bank, were eran and an active member of the building nnd lot, No. 184, on tho houno nnd lot. No. 3S6. on the west sidido ot KectoiKt - plncl o ...- 186.85 north Bide of Monmouth street 340.11 west si do of Shrewsbury nve- man Springs rond 41.40 crce ot tmid Court umountlne to approxi- tinl and Chadwick's Yum Yum. married at the bride's home by Rev. ^ _ lot 25, Thomas J. Cleacy Eat., bik. 38, lot nuo - 72.33 S. Caatelllcclo, blk. 87, lot 17, mately $8,6fi0.00. Arrowsmith post of Red Bank and j. houn£." eColcman. and lot . blkNo, , 218. , on tho houto nnd lot on tho north side Prank Taylor's Louisa and Del Alfred Wags, pastor of the Red | Odd Fellows lodge . : 5, house and lot on tho north Auram Sanborn, blk. 80, lot 10, AH thoflo certain lotB, trncts or parcols v - •ens t sid-•o •o flot Hecto. Nor. placo of Newman Spiinga road 43.76 Fisher's .Clytie finished second and Bank, Methodist church. nide of Monmouth ntreet 234.63 house and lot, No. 348, on the of land nml promineH, hereinafter partic- George Henney of Highlands won Dronson Power, hlk. 2, lot 27, Mnrtin Griffin, blk. 40, lots 7-8, west eldo of Shrewsbury ave- Eat. Charles Buach, blk. 07, lot ularly described, nltimtc, lying and belnK third respectively. The affairs of Benjamin B. Ogdcn, a silver CUD for his display of Rhode house-nnd lot, No. 10. on the building and two lots* on the nue 112.10 84, ono lot on tho north side of In the Townuhlp of Middlotown, (now tho cntit bide of Hector plnce — 144.18 326.48 Joneph Condlnu, blk. 40, lot 2, Newman Sprintra road ; 19.28 Borough of Atlantic Jlluhlnnila), In tho Tho petty jurors from MiddJotown tho missing mayor and postmaster ' Island Reds at tho poultry show at Antonio Muzzucco, blk. 4, iot 24, south Bido of Monmouth ntreet.. GcorBO H. White, bik. 07, lot 38, 1 IiofTman & Ltbovaky, blk. 42, lot house and lot. No. 89, on tho County of Monmouth nnd Stato of New township were Georgo Conklin, Hen- of Keyport, were brought to a ell- Philadelphia. Mr. Henney had also house and lot on Morford place., 53.70 east Bldo of Shrewsbury ave- one lot on the north sido of Jorfioy, nt Atlnntlc Hlghlnndn, being num- won cups at the Monmouth county ! Pierro Proal, blk. 7, lot 3j houso 5. building nnd lot, No. 135, on Newman Springs rond >.. 11.47 ry C. McLean,- John Wllley, Jr., Wil- kiax by the appointmenp t of Henry S. the south side of Mo rim outh nuo ti.il bered, distinguished and doulgnatcd ai and lot, No. 128, on tho east Whito-Pach Co., blk, "07, lot 30, Six Hundred and Twenty-three, Six Hun* liam Hesketh and Walter Hopping. Terhuno of Matawan as receiver of fair with the same display of fowl. Blcio Elvcrsldo avenuo 479.78 street 239.53 Vlncenzb Alvlno, blk. 40* lot 1, land on the north side of New- building: and lot on tho east died nnd Twenty-four and Six ljundrcd Georgo H. Sickles and James Hop- Mr. .Ogden's estate. Jacob Yanko of Brooklyn an- Coleman House, Inc., blk. 7, lot Gladys Dunlap, blk. Si building nnd man Springs rond 02.75 and Twonty-nvo (Non. fi23. 624 nnd 625) lot, No. 2i,',on tho north nldo eldo ot Shrowabury nvenuo 201.20 Eev. ThomnB Good, blk. 75, lot 08, ping were members of tho grand Miss Nettie Compton, daughter of nounced the opening oj his new store 1, one lot on tho east ulde ol on a mttp or plan of lots of the Atlantic Riverside avenuo 150.44 of Monmouth Btreet 237.63 M. Cnnzonit, blk. 64, lot 2, house house nnd lot on Central nvonuo 26.52 Hlghiiinda ABHoelntlon, the anid lots beinit Jury. William V. Compton of Beiford, -was on Broad street, opposite Mechanic Peter CriHpl, blk. 32, lot 21, house and lot, No. 100, on the cast - Georglo HolmoR, blk. 7G, lot 60, Coleman House, Inc.. blk. 7, lot sldo of Shrewsbury avenue 107.71 taken together and boinR by rofcrenco to Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Neiman undergoing treatments at a Brooklyn street. The saleswomen in the store 8, building and lot on the east nnd lot. on tho enst nldo of house and lot on Cedar street.... 15.38 tho Bald map are more particularly bound- were Mary Davison, Winnie and Pearl ntreet _..: 90.17 Francis Pettlllo, blk. 64, lot 3, •WUmer Jordon, blk. 7E. lot 80, ed nnd described an follows, to wit:—Bc- of Red Bank celebrated the tenth hospital for injuries received in an Bide of Riverside avenuo . 5,127.69 Joseph Tomnnio. blk. 75, lot 121, two housea and lot, No. 107, on Alice Burton and Mrs. A. Young:. Alex and Sara Wilson, blk 7, lot houno nnd lot on Cednr street... SB.16 KlnninK nt a point In the northerly lino of anniversary of their marriago by en- automobile accident several months house and lot on tho east side tho east side of Shrewsbury Eat. Sandy Madison, blk. 97, lot 12, house and lot on tho cast nvenue 100.47 liny View Avenue nml In tho eanterly Mno tertaining forty guests. The day fol- previously. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Sniffen. wife Bide of Rive raid c nvenue 451.59 of Pearl street 14.81 21, house nnd lot. No. 26. on of lot numbered Six Hundred and Twenty- Martha Browcr. blk. 4G. lot 29, v • Michael OffHrniky, blk. 65, lot 12, the cant nlde of Willow street.... 20.11 lowing their wedding anniversary Thomas J. Eastmond and Charles of Justice Theodore F. Sniffen, died!Frank Madura, blk. 7, lot 21, building nnd lot. No. 141, on the two (No. 022) and from thenco running house and lot on the east Bide houHo nnd lot. No. 31, on thp, , Dominlck Slmtpolo, blk. 97, iot 22, (1) northerly In the ca»tcrly lino of lot they started on a trip to Chicago. Vail, both of Port Monmouth, bought at nor home on Herbert stroet from j east Hide of Drummond place.... cant nide of Shicwabury ave- house nnd lot, Noi 22, on tlio numbered Six Hundred and Twenty-two of Riverside avenue 286.71 Bess Mnrkn, blk. 40. lot 30. hoimo 200.28 nue 238.60 Tho posfofllco at Shrewsbury was a largo discarded yacht and were paralysis. She was 75 years old and j John Gnlntro, blk. 10, lot 4, bulld- cant aide of Willow utreot 12.05 (No, 622) three hundred nnd twenty-flVa had lived at Red Bank over thirty inK and lot on Wharf avenue.... 123.92 and lot. No. 27, on tlio cast side Est. Louis Gettln, blk. 68, lot 11, Peter Pitlnndrone, bik 97. lot 22A, (325) fcot more or Icsa, to the hlfih wntor moved from A. Holmes Borden's store having it demolished at Fiortland's of Drummond plsice two houses* nnd lot. No. 1E5, on houBO nml lot, No. 24, on tho years. Percy Gaddis, nlk. 'J. lot 36, houso 223.74 1 mark of tuiUl Sftntiy Hook buy; thenca to the Southern railroad station in ways in order to salvage the lead bal- S. J. Trubin, blk. 46. lot 22, houBO tho east aido of Shrewsbury ave- east side o( Willow street 5.01 (2) easterly in tho tmid hhch water murk and lot on Union street 253.15 nnd lot, No. 34, on tho north nuo ; -. 214.10 the village. George B. Bradford was last. • Obadlah and Lewis Hallenhake P. MarBolls. blk. 1C. lot 13, houno Carlo DlPonlc, blk. 07, lot 25, of Raid Sandy Hook bay ono hundred nnd were building a fifty-foot addition to ami lot, No. 44. on the cast side side of PetcrB plnco D. A. MnsiB, blk. 60, lot 12, house nnd lot, No. 16, on the fifty (UO) foet to tho westerly lino of lot the new postmaster and his salary Electric lights wero becoming very 201.82 house and lot, No. 182, on the east aide of Willow ntrcot....: 20.11 their greenhouses on River street. of Prospect avenue 21.28 Julius Straus, blk. 60, * lot 20, numbered Six Hundred mid Twenty-six •was $500 per year. popular in tho Little Silyer district. J. C. Fisher Est., blk. 13, lot 20, IKO and lot, No, 22. on the cast side of Shrewsbury nvc- Alfred Spinney, blk. 95, lot 5A, (No. 626); thenco (!t) Ronthdrly In the Lights were installed in tho homes -The Hallenbake boys wero making a front.... 610.27 . th Bide of Reckless place nuo B0.8 6 building nnd lot on tho went westerly lino of naid lot numbered Six The steamer Albertlna was mak- hous, nd lot on rU 273.71 Bldo of Willow atreot 08.84 of William H. Carhart and. Russell specialty of raising vegetables under W. D. Fowler, blk. 13, lot Sophie Ostendorii, blk. 102, lot Ellas Roaenburc. hlk. 60, lot 12, • ' Hundred and Twenty-Six (No. 626) thrca ing special trips to the international houBO and lot. Hnddan park .... 122.00 14, house nnd lot on' tho' Bouth bulldlnfc and lot. No. 187, on • Albert- Pnlandrone, blk. 06. lot hundred and thirty-five (335) feet: more races for tho America cup, between Parker and also in the villago hall. Mm. A. Applefiate, blk. 13, lot 41, side of Wavedy place tho enst sido of Shrewsbury ave 6D, houno and lot. No. 21, on or IOBH, to tho-northerly lino of Halt! Bny Michael Murphy of Port Monmouth 70.62 tho wost side of Willow ntrcet.... 88.57 •the American yacht Vigilant and the Georgo H. Howland of Little Sil- Jiouso nnd lot, Hnddon pnrk w 166.36 W. S. Yoorliccs Eat., blk. 103, lot 202.06 View avenue, ono hundred and fifty (150) 34, house and lot, No. 54, on O. Trufulo, hlk. 77, lot 0, hotiso Eat. Benjnmfn Huroltz, blk 47, Icot to tho point or plnco of be#lnninff. English cutter Valkyrie. Tho fare ver, who had been sick for some died at his homo of injuries re- Antonio Dcwllndarcn, 75, lot v the north nide "of Irving plficc... 133-.S7 itnd lot. No. 247, on the oaot tot 8. homo nnd lot, No. 16, And being or Intended to. b, throughout horotoforo conveyed to tho brothers, who had - been occupying Caleb Post of Port Monmouth was John Rose, a -Civil war veteran and Nick Gcttia, blk. 77. Jot 16-1CA, house nnd lot on St. Mary's NnvcBlnk Rail rond Company. west aide of Mnplo nvenuo 165.84 tho east side of Shrewsbury ave- place 45.81 th« building for nearly three years. the victim of an assault. He was so recent janitor of the Oceanport pub- house and two lots on the west William K. Makin, blk. 75, lot nue - _ 118,28, And being or intended to be tho aamo- lio school, was stricken with paraly- side of Bidggee nvcnuc o premises convoyed to tho nnld Tho Atlan- fTho price paid was ?10,000. badly attacked that he was unable to 140, houne nnd lot. No. 120, on John Oaltcs, Jr.. blk. 07, lot 0A, house and lot on St. Mary's sis. His speech was affected and for Teresa RffRuffinli . blblkk . 7777 . llott 21A21A, tho west side of Maplo nvenue.. 263.29 bulldlnK and lot on the eaBt nldo tic Hitrhlnndfl Canlno by Edwnrd Janson The engagement was announced of leavo hia homo for some time. • houso nnd lot. No, 246, on the placo 48.40 nnd Juliua Ehrmann nml WIVGR by deed a time he was completely helpless. Martin Griffin, blk. 32, lot 10, of Shrewsbury nvenue ,. 187.49 MIBS Ida Thoni3 to E. H. Wilbur' of Frank H. Hodges of Red Bank was ^est side of Bridge nvenuo building and lot on tho weat Nick Gottlfl, blk. 73. iot 16. one Howland B, Jonas, land on the dated December 24. 1895, «nd recorded the winner of a large number of Frank Crawford ot Holmdel re- Tony Lnngionese, blk. 77, lot 22D, oido of Maple nvcnuo 810.78 lot on tho north eldo of River east Bide of Brond utrect 842.8S in the Monmouth County Celrk's office in Fair Haven. Tho prospective bride houHe nnd lot, No. 2E4, on the street 19.28 Mm. John Frey, Est., blk. 105, lot Book 505 of Deeds on piiBca 271, etc. and her family were summer resi- prizes for his poultry and pigeon' celved a surprise visit from a group west tide of Bridge nvenue Henry McDermott, hlk. Ill, lot 2, 17, houno and lot, No. 105, on Together with all the riparian and of relatives in celebration of hia 55th Raymond Koran, blk. 11, lota 23- hoUKQ nnd lot. No. 90, on tho Eat. Jncob Becker, hlk. 79, houno tho eaet aide of Ilroacl street .... 813.43 other rights of tha Bdld pnrty of tho firat dent of tho village. exhibits at tho Trenton fair. east nide of Brnnch nvenuo .... and lot on West Borpcen placo.... 28.80 birthday. Mr. Crawford's children 27. house and two Jots on tho 130.20 Elizabeth M. Hlsnlns, blk. 50, lot pnrt of, In and to tho landn lying under Gowdy & Pitcher of Red Bank Tho steamship Terrence, enroute cnat side of Harrison avenue .... Burton Thomnn, blk. Ill, lot 38, Vincenzo Cecoro, blk. 78, lot 20, 2, house and lot, No. 148, on the waters of tho mid Sandy Hook bay were advertising a special salo of rom Brazilian ports to New York, presented him with a gold watch. William Anderson, blk. 53. lot 9. house nnd lot, No. 186, on tho houfie and lot. No, 100, on the the cant Bide of Drond street .... 854.42 In front of nnd adjoining the lota abovo The Holmdel Reformed church and house and lot. No. 37, Worthley cast Hide of Uranch avenue 38.80 north Bldo of River Btrcot 62.72 Elian Company, blk. 30, lot 35, deacrlbed. Galloway robes, which they claimed came ashore at Highland Beach. The Hannah C. Itcid, blk. 106, lot 12, Frank Loprenti blk. 73, lot 22, chapel were equipped with electric street bulldinff nnd lot. No, 44, on Seised us the property of Tho Atlan- •were destined to take the place of boat waa loaded with coffee. Grace Dcckar, blk. 23, lot 13, house and lot. No. 171, on the houBO and lot. No. 104, on tho the west Bide of Broad street 977.42 tic Highlands Cntslno, body corporate, et Luther Schanck of Brookdale farm lights and electricity waa also in- houso nnd Jot, No. 151, on the east side of Iludfion avenue .... 142.26 north nide of Elver Btreet 48.22 Mrs. Harry Metzgnr, blk. 60, lot nl,, taken In execution nt tho milt of Mar- the buffalo robe. Fntuy Trufulo, fcik. 73, lot 27, received several first and second stalled in tho house and stables of north Bido of Mechanic street.... Flora WillRusn, blk. 49, lot 4G, 16, house and lot on tho went garet Biaiedell, and to he nolri hy Arthur C. Errickson, a cleric in George T. Lin ton. blk. IE, lot 55, house and lot on the enst side houne and lot, No. 118, on the aide of Brond Htrcot 321.14 prizes for his exhibit of Bershlre William C Ely of Holmdel. of Hudson nvenuo north aide of River atrcot 24.84 HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff, Knapp & Allen'a store, was recover- Iot3 on tho south nltle of Me- 262.32 Eat. A. W. Crlntiani, blk. 101, lot Dated September 14, 11)311. hoffs at the Trenton fair. Vincent Yeomans, aged flfteen chanic Btreet Mabel McVey, blk. 116, lot 3E. Eat. Delia Thompnon, blk. 78, 16, houao nnd lot, No. 236, on ing from serious illness and was re- houuo nnd lot. No. 120, on tho Alototi Beck in tin, Sol'r. years, played tho pipe organ in the Alfred Spinney, hlk. 15. lot 42, house and lot on tho eouth side tho wcfltalde of Brond Btrcot.... 490.63 (R7 linen) • S3B.54 cuperating at the home of his father C. Mel Johnson, who conducted a hoiifie nnd Jot, No. 2G4, on the of Pinckney road ; 201.32 north side of River Dtrcet 44.12 William Child and Others, blk. at Englishtown. hotel at Seaside, moved his family Oceanic Presbyterian church and I nouth Bide of Mechanic Btreet .... Eat. Itoae MCCOIRHD, blk. 115, iot Vincent FInflconnro, blk, 78, lot 29, t 101, lot 26, ndHBo nnd lot, No. from Navesink to apartments con- created much favorable comment hy .1611, ono lot on the north side houno and lot, No. 106, on tha 280, on the west n!do of Broad SHERIFF'S SALE. The Caroline G. Reed property at Lotn M. Sheldon, blk. 19, IIOUBQ of Pinckney rond . north tilde of Rlvor street .., 48.22 nected with the hotel. his rendition. and lot on the south Bide of Me- 14.10 Btrcot , 268.11 Tiy vlrtuo of a writ of fl. fn. to mo di- I>ocust Point was transferred to Mrs. chanic ntreet Mnrtha TraHord, blk. 114, lot 41, Cornelia fientlle, IIOUBD nnd lot, No. llnrtln Griffin, blk. 98, lot 10, rected, IRHUCCI out of tho Court of Chan- Heed's daughter, Anna Reed Par- E. M. Cleveland waa elected pres- - Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frci- house and lot, No. 108, on the 152, on the north aide ot River houno and lot on tho west oldo cery of tho Stato of New JoiHcy, will bo Louis Prate, blk. 29, lot 12, hou3e Btreet ..._ 80.77 eons. The price stated in tho deed ident and W. A. Sweeney vice pres- tag of Oceanic celebrated their and lot on tho nouth side- of north elde of Pinckney road .... 243.51 of Brood Btreet 376.60 cxponcd to Hnlo nt public venduc, on • fortieth wedding anniversary with a Mechanic ntreet Charles Reckless, blk. 113, lot 17, Joseph Porcelli, blk. 71, lot 48. II. V. Pach, blk. 20. lot 1, on tlio MONDAY, THE 23, in* on, nouth nl. lot T>, house liotifto am! lot, No, 2ft, on tho fonilsnt, tnken In exooution nt tho ault of took a party of friends "n ; Tho Pintnrd homestead on Borden j nnd lot. No. 38, on tho west nlda west side of Leftffiton avenue .... S7.87 Raymond liarrltt, blk. 05, lot 3, (la'"•'v " mrtir were amonR the leaders at the north stdo of Oakland street,... 47.91 AKIICH Coyne, blk. 71. lot 26, houna and lot, No. 47. on the Marie Anna HIPIIIK:, and to ho aold by street, opposite Hudson avenue, was' of Wnnhhifrton r.trcct E3t. Clam Cooper, blk- 42» lot 13, outing to the Highlnndn. Those in :ln.^L' o£ each race. A special match 'JoKcph DctJimtlH, blk. 27. lot U., houRQ ant] lot on tho treat alda south side of Ennt Sunset avo- HOWARD HEKiHT, Sheriff. sold by Charles A. Pintnrd to Arthur j houne mid lot, No, 44. on tho of Leljthton nvenuo ...» Bfl.80 nuo , „ 66.30 Dated AtiKUut 1G, lfll!3. tho party wero Mr. and Mia. Doug- nice was held between Charles Ben- j houno nnd lot, No. 2G, on the north Bido of Oakland Btrcot 113.31 E. Justice for $1,600. I went (tide of Wiu-hlncton stiwt Fioilro Suvcrlo, blk. 71, lot 20. Dennis Murray, blk. 03, lot 2, Walter Vox, Attornoy. Ins Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Trie,., nett nnd Joseph Asoy, Bennett rid- Frank Brunch, blk. 12. iot 10, houso nnd lot, No. 48, on tho .houna nnd lot, No. IB. on tho (44 I.) 918.4(1 The Daughters of Liberty lodge of j li3, houno north nldo of Wnllnc« street .. Anelio HUMO, MU. 80, lot 10, nnd lot, No. 57, on the north fieptemher, lOilil, on tho application of year. Mho had boon ill with p:mily.':ij s to whether they wanted automo- Tho Wide Awake baseball team of Eat. Louia (Jottls, blk. CA, lot fi, houso and lot. No. 146, on the Chnrlen It. (Jrovcr. nolo exocutor nnd tru»- 5J(irn»el K. Jicibcl, Mk. 48, lot 1f I^Inhton avenue.... 48.13 L. E. Ilroirn, blk. G4, lota (J-7-3, tea ol tho t'ntnta ol biary ii (trover, de- south Bldo of Oakland atreet .... 130.20 Arthur Ilniilnnnere, blk. 86. lot 6A, rontioil, notlco In lieioby Kiven to tho cred- by three children, iUr-pheu w. Rend in favor of tho motor driven ma- tho Shrewsbury league. south fiid« of WnlUco titicct . Ent. Albert .McQueen, blk. 04, lot three houses find threa lots on Jmi«'H I". Mllonnn, blk. 50 lot { hotiFio unnnnt. ruction cwicl Do-- nuhscrlhct', nnlo executor uiul tniBtCfl an- hoima nnd lot, No. Ri(, on t}ic tho north nido of ChuntiiuL-ntrcct 111. nnd Dr. DnwltL W. Darker of Brook- .Tami'M I1- Shay, William MOIUH and NOTICF, Ol" SUTTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT fiouth nldo of Wnllnrt! fitreot . Joseph I'irono, hniino nnd lot. No. veloplni: Co., one lot. No. 21, nforeKiiid, their debtn itnd demninln miHliiflt Jnmoa Mnllnry, hlk. fl3, lot 9, 24fi, on tha west nlile of IidBh- tha finld cutnti', under outh, within fits lyn. For more than 75 yearn r,!u: Jarnoji Murphy was appointed to talk Kfnicr Day, \,}k. flf), hit 2. tintixa noun*) iiiui tot on (Iia north (ihto on thf) south ilila of John ntroct 21.70 Kutnta of Atlolnldo U Williams, deccanal. nnd lot, No. 92, on tho iiouth ton n venue 102.46 mvnthn tvam the lk. C2, lot 12. .18, houno and lot, No. 16, on tha William A. Sweeney, balance road Bcimnn therefor auattiHt tho nnld nub* imUl <1er«afletl, will Ito audited nnd ntntod houHa And lot, No. 42. on the lb Hev. W. (!. Morgan j;ave a lectim: by tho Surrogate of the County of Mou- hoiifio nnd lot on tli« wcat nldu north Bide of Cntheilne street.... 57.S7 paving, on tlio north itlda of IhMiry IT. Oliififion fiolcl hia property of William ntrcpt :... north iii'lo of tWlmit otrent .... D2.26 DoininU-M HRHtlto, blk. 75, lot OH, 32.G4 Dated Ficoh N. J.. Omit. 21, Jit tho Navesink Methoclbit church on mouih imd reported for nottlemcnt tn tho Mary A. Qutcky, ).lk. fil, lot 14. houto itnd lot, No. 98, on tho on liroaii utt'cot, fihre wtibury, to Orithnnn Court of nnld County, on Thiini- ''flttiuot HerJfowIts, h\U. i9. l»t 2fi, Eat. WUIam fi. VoorYiees, ViWlmVrti CJtAUI.KH Ii. CHOVKIl, th<> litoiy of a woman and Hit imquel. Jaimw McCuo of that plnco. Th« dtiy, the twcnty-fitxth day of Octulxir, hnuafl nnd lot on the went nldo Itousa find lot, No, 34, on tha mirth dlilft of Cnthailnc fltrect.... 34.S4 roEid imvfriK, on tha north edit) A north Mdo of Oieatnut ntteeX .105.04 I.ltulun I'liirt', IU:d Uank, N. 3, Mpficlal ntn;clng wmi rendered In con- * . at which time mipllcatfon will of Jiprlnn Htroet Itutlln Kt.rfitlfly, lilk. 1b. houao and of Irvintt place fil.45 fUovp rte property eodahitr.,] of thfen ncrou, on |^: j>. Mm. h. lk 7(i, lot lot. Ho. 102, un Jho north HMQ Harmony LmHje Odd F«l!owi, bal- ftQ, , iii'r:tlon with (ho lecture by a chorim wliloli th«re wore a spaolovin dwell- mnde for tho allowance of cominlnalorin G, houM(t and In't, No. 117. on tho of Cnthcilrifi Bt.rcesl" 74.7B ance rorid paving, on thop north & Heunnlll?, niul counsel fee.i. ' 7, IIOURO nn, lot 80,'tiulM- A -bonnfltln nnwupapor circulation Dr. R. C, Andrews. ncruplf. AU-INO, tyiroy t;iinin1icrlain, hlk. lit. nna lot !A, Imtldlnv and lot. No, 68, Nlrk <;aU1», baUnco rcm>» . Herelvcr, lof. nn thfl went i-l'ifl of tlprlnu itin nnd lot on thfl iiot'th el*!* nti tho eouth sitla af Catherino on Hie is'cst ilHB A UnrnmitH, Denie W. ireyi'f, I.Ek. Ito. lot 7, (Md I'VHfKva iln\\,h\h, 77v Jot. 7%. A'JpH.* S*i'>'ii»,"hiiii. 73","int 8, hmiifl Anlnnio ntwllnrm, linUtira roe

B. BIBtfum t*4 John P. Lampltln of ships mad* by Joseph McDermatt, Fireman Returns Home. by a widow, three daughters and Prize* tot Home Gardens. won first prize in a pistol 1 shooting Slbiron suf» vtm*i at defendant!. son of Stephen McDcrmott of Fre»- Joseph Dugan, one of ths eight lour sons. Mrs. William Willis, Alton Walling, contest at Newton. It was his first Here and There Freehold firemen who were seriously Harry Maurer and Miss Evelyn Wall- contest anrl he mado a score of OS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Married teat 3umb. hold, have been on display at the letter Carrier Retires. Stateslr lumber company office. Jos- burned in a factory fire in August, ing of Keyport were prize winners out of 100. • READING ROOM in the County Miss Itaballe A. Kelly and Clar- eph attends Duke university. returned from the Fltkln hospital Harry W. Bailey, who has been a in the New York Herald-Tribune ones B. BtultB of Matawan were letter carrier at Freehold 31 years, Hotfll to Bn Demolished. 200 Broad St.. V.ti Bmb, N. J. last week. Three of the firemen died homo garden contests. Tlio Piiuletitlul insuranco com- married last June. Announcement of New Club Home. from their iljurles. has retired. Mr. Bailey Is 54 years Open dully, except Bumisys *$,$ Personal Notea, Sales of Prop- the marriage waa net made until The ground was broken last week old. Ho and Mra. Bailey plan to In Honor School. pany, which bought tho Takanaasce ItolnUyH. from 1:30 to 4:S& F. H. erty, Building Operations, last week. The bride was formerly for the new Long Branch Tammany BeHrcd Fanner Dead. spend tho winter in Florida. Honry F. Daum of Englishtown Is hotel at a foreclosure sale, is asking Here nuy be found tfi4 works «f community nurne at Union Beach. club. The building when completed Charles Wood, a retired farmer one of 54 students at Rutgers uni- for estimates on having the building Mary n«W Eddy, Dlscovertr ami Lodge Doings, Births, Mar- will cost $15,000 but the total indebt- who lived at Matawan, died Tuesday Want Price on Sewer riant. razed. Kounder of Clnlfitlari titUnee, find all W1U Judge la California. versity to be admitted to tho Honor the authorized Hteratui* of th* riages end Deaths. edness to tho club will be only $6,000 of last week at the age of 75 years. The I/jng Branch commissioners School, of the Collogo of Arts, Daum Clu-.ntlan Science I'ubllshffiK EoHaty, Walter J. Grahim of Long Branch, In the form of a mortgage. He is survived by a widow, who was last week passed a motion directing NOTICE Thcfo works rnny bft f>tii(Tieorough placed underground. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney J Misses Margaret and Eleanor back ailment due to a fall which she clared l.y the Court c,f Chancery upon tha 48 Broad Street, Bed Bsab Golor of Bolmar, to Philip Welnsteln, roy Sprague of Keyport, died in theStewart daughters of Mr. and Mrs. pioceodii of the: effects of said corpora- Scrip for Taxes. Engagement Announced. Perth Ambpy hospital last Wednes- had flvo years ago. tion. The Matawan mayor and council con of Mr. and Mm. Morris Weln- Curtis Stewart of Freehold, have en- Tho claims and demands nf all ercdi- For The The engagement of MISB Dorothy steln of Long Branch. day after a sickness of several' tered tho nursing school of the Bing- Estate Appraised. have authorized tho boro collector to White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- weeks. Besides her husband she The estate of George N. Robinson, tors must be In writing, Itemized and Entire Family accept within tho next thirty days hamton, N. Y., hospital. verified according to Uiw. John B, White 6f Long Branch, to Loan Series Matures, leaves one son, late of Belmar and New York, has HEitriERT w. HILL, $2,500 .-.of Monmouth county, scrip In John F. Jordan of Brooklyn and The Long Branch building and Insurance Man Dead. Girl Breaks Arm. been appraised at $719,407 gross valuo Receiver of R. K. Thompson & Company, Widths AAA to EEE payment for taxes. Under tha ruling Long Branch has been announced loan association Issued checks Freeman T. Sprague. 73, a will- Claudia Toner, nine-year-old Long reduced by mortgage and agents' ex- Ton Oflice Adilrerp; 1Z7 Maple Avenue. of the boro council the collector shall amounting to $65,657 last week In Branch r.chool pupil, fell while.play- penses to $163,845. Red rlniik, N. J. AT POPULAR PRICES not receive more than twenty per Model Ships on Display. known insurance agent Of Manas- •iplr- .itr - c r, . lii. f To i. He. payment of tho 51st series. The * NOW YOU CAN HAVE HOT WATiR AT A LOW COST Inkoi hi'. wifr; KMM\ WEIWliilt. ED- ou. L.lwnnl 1 Wchnlor anil John \V. Lieutenant Commandor Isaao WAIMi 'I'. WKKSTEH. her husband; t-iutcr. nio muilo ilefnnd«ntB hecaui* »An Sohlossbach of Bradley Beach, who HAVE you thought of the convenience that automatic hot water brings to the home . •. MARTHA TAIl'IKI:. .HU1N \V. i:AH- . „ i xi,- , of lh8 - . has been a member of oovoral ex- •li;u 'hoi- husband; 1'IIANK I.UEl'K n ? i J1*"'"! <• »n«r raapaotlvely. water available at a fixed temperature of 140 degrees any minute of the day or night that (^..iiit-llri.. ' Known u-i luko iiml/iir von Dated August "JO. 1033 peditions to polar regions, Is one of Luke). DLMA OV HETTY LUliCK (somc- WA9BKN II. SMOCK. the crew of the supply ship In Ad- you turn the spigot... no fires to tend, no coming home lo find that the Are Is out, or so linu1-! known n ;i Lukfl imii/Qi' von Snll-ltor 01 CompUlnsnt, l.uk'... liin wlfo; JOHN LUECIC liumie- (or, Broad nml Mgrhtnlo StrMtj. miral Byrd's expedition to the South low that piping hot water can not be had for a considerable time, not to mention your tinu-.. hi,own »•! Luko •in Luka and/or von Charged With Embezzlement. Luke), llln wife: heated water has been the expense. NOW thai 'disappears. Comparo the eoits shown IN CHANCERY 6" NEW ."ER.1F.V.. Walter Allen, for over thirty years Hy vhtuo of mi or'lor of tho Court of clerk of Millstone township, Is C'hnnrriy "t Nov.- Jersey, mud.) on tho dny To riEnroNr ADAMS. DOROTHY above with what your costs have been for water heated with other fuels. 1 IU.AKE ADAM.'!. .imi/tH ADAMS, charged with embezzling $1BO in fines of llm ,iato luM.'n! . in n ciiiif.0 wlietalii MtliiKtny lluililliiK »i"l Uinn Ainaclntion, .SAMIJKL AHAMS, KKMI'TON ADAMS. collected for the nsh and gamo cora- u coiiiorntlon of thn tWiim of New Ji>rn«y, MAIUON MINER AHAM8. ANN mlnBlon. Allen snya ho did not know- hi romnlainnnt nnrl WilUnm lor llillle) ADAMS nml EDWARD D. ADAMfl, II. ingly convert the money to his own OUR AMD OUI OASV TiRMS LUL-ck (somrtliTier, known ns Luke nnd/or By vlrtun of no Ord«r of th* Court tit i Liihi-i nml Qtlicra mo '!i>fcncliint», you l hanrory nf Nmv J^may, jnud^ /in tlio dny use. loilitiriMl to niun-ar nml un.iv?cr tho of Iho ilntn Inucnf, In a emm wh«r«lll Celebrates 81th Birthday. We guarantee that with the Penflcld Convertible Automatic Water Heater No. 30 wtth' low of i.nld ruiiuiliiliiiiiit on or liernro thn ll'inki'i-n Tni.-i I'liinininy, n r.ir|iur>llnn or tlilltlfitll dny of Oclnlior lioxt, or tlio ulltd thn Sliil,, of Maw York, nnd lMsrpont Mrs. Sarah H. Hurley of Koypor Input burner, gas you consume with It will not cost over $4.50 per month, and that tht I.Ill will l.» Inlion » confo»«od nanliml. Adamii, < \fnilom and tiimtetn unrler tltB Lni.t Will nnd Tratarngnt of JMivnnl D««n celebrated her 87th birthday last Frl heater will furnish at leatt 1,080 gallons of water per month at temperature of 140 degrees, AduuiK, ilQioitiied. nro complainant!, fthi£ . day week at tho homo of her daugh Tim nnl.l hill la »»Id hill la 111..I tn linvo It i!«. 1«:;1. on huidi in tlio Townnhl>> of MW liirinlned who la diillllail to .aiUln «Uh Vialt from Composer. illolown. In tlio ), Omi- IIIIIIIIII'IMI. Into of tlm HOIIIMKII 1,1 J(,inn6n, / l.uui-k (r.i>nii'lliiinu linr.wn in Lnko 111 thn Couliiv of Huiinnilitll «tl(l («»«« of nwr Freehold. Dr. Hartley composed il/or von I.ill.nl. Einnill Wdlmlor, Mlir- Now .InrtiPi', nl.d you mid «a<*rt nt VISU «r* a selection for tho Hllgor ulstero, who thn Cnrictr, ITnnk I.ucck (itoineHmeil iiuitia a ilefniiiUnt IIQI-«III» of y$n,f elilfn known flu Luko nnd/or von I.uko), Hnd lo .-nitnln of *!;!i''r.il'<- 3B, 193.1. OofJo Adopted, •ind/or v.Mi I,|>U) m. m.J. iln. Mi'lif'iKMOTI & T"" feiuldiita liiM-nuno you ttt« heliu at Tho Long Branch Tnllom and law or m\t of kin nrnl/or ilfivlBcun i>r 'tin."" West M»ln""rt#f, Cleaners aofioclutlon linn adopted a |,i;l,ln 111.. 1. . Hi" liuil will and loHtnrniuit working coda providing for a $1 of laid lvl:i Ann l.uiH-k .'iloHiht, who illtil rtir.t ,1 nf lli» himhl ilenri Ih'id in finM molt' minimum weekly wago for employees rsc:yCenti gillrf:,; nml you. Ann I.nr.'k (I'onieElnidS and with a forty-hour wock »nd a linnwii IIH I.uko nml/or vmi \.uha) «i« ask " your plumber * tiliide ,li fi'ndnnl hi'i'iimn you rlalnl to h3 ftfty-ljbur. woek during rush periods, tha wlto "f Wllllrira (of lllllle) Lunrfc Butt Osor.Injuries, (•.MintI i I in »n i.'i LulM. an.lA.r von j Mr». Belle Ball of Asbury Park baa I.lllir.). who hi nil htli lit Inw or M*t •>! kin. mid/HI dovl»<"> »r l#j«t«i> uii"l« His brought milt for $1B,COO dumngea for Islif ftlll »nr| tftitsmein; or B«!r1 £:n«tltn«u Known Kft /,uk« Am!/o£ vun KED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER t, 198S. Page Ten NOTICE OF &EGI5TEY AND ELECTION. PUBUC ELECTION NOTICfc. where he underwent an operation fpr •- , Shrawetmry Borougb. N. Jt. NOTICJ5 la h«rel»y ulsen, mir«»aal ia School Teacher appendicitis. Kotlca of tha lima end plaes of holding tho ptavliiom ot Chupisr S8S of tho I^tr» of New Jersey of 1SSS3 and p"re»jsnt u> 8 Sixty-five pupils had perfect at- the Genera Ration end1 of the officers $0 tendance at the public school during ha elactsa end meetings of tUs Board of rwlution duly puM4 by ths Boan! of Has 92d Birthday Registry and Election in tha Borough of Choten tmhold.ra of tho County ot Hoiw September. The school had an at- Shrewsbury, In tha County of Honmautfcf. jiioutll on Wednesriar, August 2S, 1§S§'; tendance at the public school during Notice 19 hereby glvea that a General that at the nest General Election to bsi Election will ho held in end for tha Iioltl on November 1, 1S3S. tha quBatlou Miss Sara M. Willett of Wallace September. The school had an at- tiorough at Shrewsbury, In the County of of tno adoption ot tbo lirovielona of en Street, Red Bank, Reached tendance of B6 per cent. You ean wear these "Mud Hounds" Monmouth end Ststa of Now Jereey, on aot entitled "An Act coacanihiil corsora. John Terhune and family have Tussdsy, November 1th, 1028, between the tion« for ralnlnir nnd breeding KM 1m- That Age Friday—An Infor- lioura QI esvon o'clock A. $!. end 'eJjrht provlnif the hrmd ot horags," approved moved from a tent at Port Monmoulh 0 clock I?, M., at ths ceaneettve polling Juno 27, 1033, In tho County ot Mem. mal Celebration. to Mrs. William Valence's houao on of Brown Scotch Grain, Leather l?mc& in 'B<l Boeaugh* - mouth, will lo submitted (o (ho legal vot- Hudson avenue. Said election will be held In the *n\A ers ol Monmouth County snd that at eafd The 92d birthday of Miss Sara M. Lined and Triple Soled $||-S0 Borough for (ha purpose of ejecting Ucnerol Election there »]ll li« printed upon Willett of Red Bank occurred last James and Robert Redfleld Wlllard two Members of the fienor&l ABBeniblj' of cflch odlclitl Vmllot tho folowlns! Maclllwalne and Robert Runyon are We«r Jersey from the County of Mon- Friday. No formal celebration was moytht two Members of the Board of 'It you f«vor tho taldne effect of hold, but Miss Willett was not for- spending a week at Harding lako. Chosen Fi-eehoJder* /or tho County of ^ha act entitled below, make an X or The fine weather Saturday and Monmouth, for three years j &x\t\ for tho -I- mark In the Btiuara to tha left of pottcn by her friends. She and her tallowing mimldpn] officers, V!JM two nnn opponlto the word "yes"; if you niece, M'93 Bertha Polheraus, make Sunday drew a largo number of city Councllraen, for tha full term of three are opposed thereto inrftsQ nn X or -|- folks to their summer homes at this yeara. In tho Btiuore to the left of nnd on. thrcir homo with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo pouite the \vord "no"/ lulda of Wallace street. place. Notice of Heslstrntlon. The celebrant received a number Mra. Mary Farrell Is malting im- And that on Tuesday, October 1 Vtli, I An Act ronrenilne cor- ) provements to her house on Ken- IOSS, tho Ecsiti s! iissistry and •!£.!*«• tk«n. Y08| poretloim for vnUlnsr and of Rifts, including a huge candle- will meet et the placa at which they wiit I l>rec(31nj? and improving: the | bedecked cake from Mro. George W. tucky avenue. hold the General Election • ntovo men- Tho Ladles' auxiliary of the flre tioned, between tho hours of one o'clock lirro"! ' of horten. Ap- I Bray and a huge boquet of dahlias In tho afternoon and nine o'clock in the No uroved Juno Z1, 1033. [rum George Cobb of Trenton, form- company held a largely attended evening, for tfaa purpotta of making the erly of Ked Bank. Hiss Willett also card party at the flrehouse Saturday final revision end correction of tho regla- By ovdor of the Board of Chosen Froo- night. tor for tho General Election. holUora ol tho County of Monmouth One Root! I>nnip received many postal cards. A num- And Further Taho Notice. CHAS. E. COLE, deserves another! ber of persons called at the home of Freehold, N, J., October 6, 1033, Clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Fields to congratulate To Ortrude C. VanVllot. Doted: AviBUot 2S, 1038. That's tho way you Headden's Corner; Clerk of Shrewsbury, N. J. iccl when eonio Miss Willett on" her good health. She In conformity with tho provlatono of an o carclcBO driver is remarkably vigorous and active Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scudder -were act entitled "An Act concerning corporn- NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND eEC, bungs your fenders! for a person of her years. She suffers recent guests of friends at Lake- tiona for raising and broartlnc nnd imiuov- Borousb o( Rumson. N. J, from neuritis in her right band and Ing tha breed of. horses," wherein* under Weil, let us supply Jmrst. itb provisions; it ia provided thnt "At tho Notlco of tha time and plac© of holding tlic other bump... she does not walk so much as form- A-'largely attended meeting of the next tienoral Election to bo hold Novem- the tjencral Election and ol tho officers to tlia bump that smooths out cfents! :rly on account of trouble with her Democratic- club was held a few ber- 7 th, In tho year ono thousand nh 0 l»o elected and meetings of the Boards of feet, but otherwise her health is very hundred thlrty-threa. tho Question of tho Reslfltry and Election in tho Borough of Then wcTl rcfiuish your fender with nights ago at the schoolhouse. Jos- adoption of tho pro via Ion a of this act in Humeon. County of Monmouth. Pennine Dnco, made only by da l'ont. good. eph Schwark, tho county jail warden, each nnd every county of tho Stato shall Notlco IK Jioreby glvon that a Genera! When we're through, you won t even Many residents of Red Bank and and Frank Garriel, secretary to Con- be submitted to ^Ke legal voters of tho Election will bo held in and for tha rospective counties," anld act constituting lloi-ouffb of numBoij, in tho County ot lajow there was an accident! vicinity received their public school gressman William H. Sutphin, were Chapter 923 of the Laws of 1033, ap- Monmouth and State of New Jersey, on Let us estimate on nny kind of re- education from Miss Willett, she TuoBday, November 7th. J9S3, between tha the speakers. proved Juno 27, 1938. houM of BOVOD o'clock A. M. and eight conditioning. Wo arc authorized DuCO having been a teacher for many Mrs. Richard Nagle Is Improving. This U to certify that the above is o clock P. M., nt tho respective pollins reGniisbers^ancl that means work that years. Her first position was at the She recently underwent an operation canned by a resolution passed hy The places In oald Borough, yoa'llbcprondo£,ataco8t thatdocsn't Headden's Corner school. Many of Monmouth County Board of Freeholdem, Said election will bo held In the aald for appendicitis and gallstones at August 23d, 1938, (is it remains on filo In IJOrouffh for tho purpoao of eloetlnw hnrt! NcixrhavcDucorrfinishingpriccs the postal cards and letters which Rivcrvlew hospital at Red Bank. my ofiico as of Aujjuat 24th, 1033. two MembeiB of tho General ADflembJy ot - been so lous. she received last week were prefaced Miss Alice Scudder was a recent As You Wet Places Dated at Freehold, in tho County of Now Jersey from tho County of Mon- with tho title, "Dear Teacher." Be- Monmouth and Stnto of New Jersey, thio inouth; two Mcmbora of tho Board of Wo can talco caro of your wants. guest of Mrs. John Hlggins of South Gth day of October, A. D. 1033. Chotson Frcfiholdcia for the County of sides Miss Polheirni3, Misa Willett has Amboy. JOSEPH McDEHMOTT. Monmouth, for three years; and for tbo Phone 51S. anothetv niece, Mrs. Charlea Noble, The firemen attended tho recent County Clerk. following municipal ofliccra, viz.: a Mayor whojiives at the Globe hotel. mardi gras celebration at Coney Is- And Further Take'Notice. fo r tho Borough of Rumson, for two • Trenton, September 12th, 1033. yi>RrB, and two Councllmcn . ALLING, week. The concert given by the Holmdel visited Charts Mount and tha potablu wateife of this Stato; provid- adoption of tho provlnlona or this net In Receiver, Skilling brothers was largely at- family Sunday. ing tho ways and means to pay tho Intor- each nnd every county of tho State shall Red Bank, N. J., tended. OBt of Bald debt and HIBO to pny and dls- bo submitted to tho lejral voters of tha Substituted Administrator and Trustee Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Conover and chai'ffo the principal thereof; and provid- respective countlcfl," onid act conntltutlnff With the Will Annexed. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hawkins and daughter Ruth of Long Branch were ing for tbo submission of this law to tha Chapter 333 of (ho Laws of 1933, ap- Qulnn, Parsons & DoremuB, daughter Helen, Miss Alfreda Haun Sunday visitors at the home of Eiit- people nt a general election,' npproved proved Juno 27, 1033. Counsellor!) at Luw, and Mrs. Jame3 J. Scott attended the YOLA STEP-IN $7.50 DOREE BUCKLE STRAP $< April eighteenth, ono thousand nlno hun- This 1B to certify thnt the above i» Bed Bank. N. J., abeth and Catherine Hayward. dred and thirty." become a law? Ap- cauHod by a resolution pnnaed by Tho ProctorH. Trenton fair Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gibble are Brown Calf Perforated. Brown Kid—Cadet Heel. proved September E, 1033. Monmouth County Bonrd of Freeholders, The condition of Mrs. Arthur Cur- AuKUnt 23d. 10!!3, nn it remains on file in NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT tis, who is critically ill, has shown visiting in Pennsylvania this week. To be votod on et tho next general my ofllco na of Auguat 24th, 1&33. Eetata ol Allen Richard Hueth, deceased. Miss Marie Wagner of English- OTHER BEAUTIFUL STYLES $5.00 to $9.00. election, to bo held November 7, 1033. Dated nt Freehold, In tho County of Notice is hereby 'given that tho ac- no change within the past week. town spent the week-end with Mr. $io.-2 An Act authorizing tha creation Monmouth and Stato of New Jereey. this eonnts of thfe subscriber, substitutlonary Mrs. Jacob Strykcr and her infant of a debt of tho State of Now Jersey by 5th day of October. A. D. 1033. administrator with will and codicil an- daughter Anna have returned*home and Mrs. John Wagner. tho issuance of bonds of the State iti the JOSEPH McDERMOTT, nexed and trusteo of tho estate of natd Mrs. Anna Baird was tho gueat of sum of $7,000,000.00 to aid school dis- deceased, wjli bo audited anil Btatcd by Iom Fitkin Memorial hospital. tricts of this State. County Clerk. tho Suiroeato of the County of Monmouth James G. Scott's rowboat was Mr. and Mrs. John Mount on Tues- Shall an act entitled "An Act authorli- And Further Talio Notice. and reported for nettement to tho Orphans stolen last week. He kept the boat day. ^ ^ fng'tho creation of a debt of tho Stnto of Trenton, September 12th. 1033. Court of Bald County, on Thursday, tho New Jersey by tho Issuance of bonds of Mr. JoBoph HcDermott, County Clerk, ninth day of November. A. D. 1933, at near the Oceanic bridge. Mr. A" bonafide newspaper circulation tho Stato (n tho aum of neven million dol- Freehold, N. J, which time application will bo made for Scott made several trips along the larn ($7,000,000.00) to nld Bchool dinti'lota j —the kind The Register has—is the Deur Sh- tho allowance of commissions and counsel shore on both sides of the river, but of thla State In tho payment of tcachcra' in conformity with tho provlnlona of nn only kind that counts with the ad- 9 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. salaries and current expenses; providing act entitled "An Act to rcgulato clee- Dated September 2fi. A. P. 1V33. failed to find the boat, vertiser. No premiums or other in* the ways and means to puy tho Interest of tionR" (Revision of 19S0), iiaBscd April DAVIS M. HICKS, Mrs. Rita Cooper has returned ducements havo ever been offered to ftald debt, and also to pay and discharge 18, 1030, and tho Amendments thereto, P. O. Box 3fl2, End Bank. N. J., home from Hazard hospital at Long secure circulation.—Advertisement. tho principal thereof; and providing for you arc hereby notified thnt four Bond Substitutionary Administrator with will tho submission of this law to tho peoplo IBHUOS are to be voted jupon by the voters and-codicil "annexed nnd trustee* Branch, ..where, she waa. a surgical* at n- general election," become a imv 1 Ap- of the Stnto of New Jorfiey, known ns Warren H. Smock, Esq., patient several weeks. proved September 6, 1933. No. 1. An net to rcpenl an act entitled Counsellor at Lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Stearns of To bo voted on at tha next general "An Act authorizing tho creation of © .Ked Bank. N. J., election, to bo hold November 7, 1983. debt of tho Stnto of New Jtrney by tho Proctor. Navesink and Mr. and Mrs. William' No, 3. An act to reduco tho debt of latmancQ of bonds of tho Stnto In the Bum Bradshaw of Fair Haven, are on an the State of New JerBey to ?E8,000,000.00. of 87.000,000.00." • NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT automobile trip to Niagara Falls and Shall an act entitled "An Act to reduce Shall an act entitled "An Act to repeal Estate o£ Emma Daug. deceased. ta flfty-cishti million dollars ($58,000,- nn net entitled 'An Act authorizing thtt Notice IK hereby given that tho Re- Canada. 000-00) .tha ddbt authorized to be created cventlon of a debt of the Stnto of. New ••-,. counts of tho subscriber, executor of tho Mrs. Lester A. Sickle3 and Mrs. by an net entitled 'An Act authorlxlng tho Jersey by tho iHBtmnco of bonds of tho J estate of said deceased, will be audited Lucia Eaatmond gave lectures on creation of a debt of tho State of Now State in tho Bum of BOVCII million dollar*" and Btated by tho Surrogate of tho Coun- Jersey by tho Issuance of bonds of tho (?7,000,000.00) for tho atiqulHitlon of ty of aionmouth and reported for settle- graphology at the annual fair of the Interest for the past six months, amounting to State In the eum of eighty-three million lands and interest therein, water rights ment to tho OrphnnB Court of BBid Coun- Forest Hills Woman's club on long dollars (SS3.000.OO0.O0) for highway im- nnd Intgrcet therein, for tho purpose of ty, on Thursday, tho ninth day of Novem- Island last Friday and Saturday. provements ; providing tho ways and appropriating, conserving; and protecting ber, A. D. 1953, at which time applica- means to pay tho Interent of said debt, the potable watern of this State; provid- tion villl he mntlo for the nllominco of Mr. and Mrs. David Smith re- and also to pay and discharge tho princi- ing tho ways and means to pay the lntor* 'commissions and counsel fees. turned from Cliffwood, where they pal thereof; and providing for tho sub- cut of Bald debt and also to pay and dis- - Dated September 87. A. 15. 103.1. spent tho summer. mission of this law to tho peoplo at a charge tho principal thereof; and provld- HENRY J. WE1DNER, general election,' approved April eigh- 1ns: for tho submission of thla law to tho 1128 Bloomfleld Street. Hobokcn, N. J., William G. Raoul and Lester Sick-, teenth, one thousand nine hundred and pconlo at a Kenernl election,' approved Executor. - lea spent Saturday in theTgovern-" thirty," become a law ? Approved Sep- April eiffhtoonth, ono thousand nine hun- Hopkins, Vorhurger & Dickson, ment experimental station in South tember E, 1033. dred nnd thirty," become a law? Ap- 51 Newark Street, :•> 'So be voted on it Ih'o next general eHuz &ravci\ Soptomborv5,, JO33, Hoboken, if. J., Jersey, where Mr. Haoul has a num- tlom to-be^ held November; 7* 1023. - To bo voted on at the next general Proctors. ber of pigeons on exhibition. No. 4, An act authorizing tha^crentlon:. election," to bo held "November 7, 1033. Milburn Stearns and Harry Feeney of ft debt of tho Stata of New JerBey by No. 2 An Act authorizing tho creation NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT caught several large, weakflsh last hsuunco ot the bonds of the Stnto In the of a debt of the Stnto of New Jersey by Estate of Pierre L. Corblin, deceased. sum of $5,000,000.00 for the relief of tho tho lfiaimiico of hondn of tho Stato in tho ' Notice 13 hereby given that tho accounts week while surf fishing at Mon- unemployed and dopendento. aum of 57,000,000.00' to ahj flchool dis- of the subscriber, substitutionrsry admin- mouth Beach. An act authorising the creation of a tricts of this Stato. istrator with ^vlll annexed end trustee of was credited on October first to customers haYings accounts in our debt of tho State of New Jerncy by tho Shnll hn act entitled "An Act authoriz- tho estato of said deceased, will bo nudited iftflunnce of bonds of tho State In tho nura ing tho creation of a deht of tho Stato of at five million dollars ($5,000,000.00) for and stated by tho Surrogate of tho Coun- l New Jomoy by tho limunnco ot bonds ot ty of Monmouth and reported for settle- East Keansburg News. tho relief °* ho unemployed and depond- tho State in the Hum of neven million dol- ment to tho Orphans Court of paid Coun- cnts in this State; providing tho wcyo and lard (57,000,000.00) to nld ochool dWtrln* ty, on Thursday, tho nineteenth dny of monnn to pay tha Interest of nald dobt. of thin Btnte In tho pnyment of teachorH* October, A. D. 1033, nt which limo appli- An Essex coupo owned by Melvin and also to pay and discharge tho princi- Hitinvicn and .current expenses; providing cation viil bo made for the nifownnco of thereof; and providing for the euh- tlio ways nnd menna to pay the Interest of commissions And counsel fees. Doyle got stuck in a ditch on Ocean \ mlflfllon of this law to tho peoplo nt a een- on id debt, ant} n)ao to vny and discharge Dated September 2, A. P. 1933. avonue Sunday. Its owner tried to j ernl election. Approved September 5, tho principal thereof; nnd providing for THE BEOAD STREET NATIONAL BANK drive it out of the ditch and the car j iS3. tho Buhmlntilon ol thin law to the people Of Red Bant, New Jersey, To be voted on at tho next general elec- at n, general election," become a law? Ap- By; NEWTON D, ALLING, licceivor, became so overheated that It caught tion, to be held November 7, 1933. proved September 5, 1939. lied Bnnk, N. J., fire. Tho firemen put the blaze out! Very truly youra, To ho votod on at tho next general EuhRtitutionnry Administrator with but not until after the automobile i THOMAS A. MATHIS, election, to be held November 7, 1039. Will Annexed and Tructcc. Dividend on Preferred Stock will be paid in January. Date Secretary of State. No. 3. An net to reduco tho debt of Alston Bookman, Er-q., brid buen badly damaged. j the State of New Jersey to $58,000,000,00, Eed Bank, N. J.. Moving pictures entitled "Tha Mid- j State of New Jersey, County of Monmouth, Shall an act entitled "An Act to reduco "Proctor. nijjht 'Message" and "Our Gang" com-' Bit. . to fifty-eight million dollnra (858,000,- I, Joseph McDcrmott, Clerk of nnld QOO.OQ) tho debt authorized to bo created ndy will bo given at the echoolhouso j of payment to' be announced when approved by the Comptroller County, do heroby certify, that tho foro- by an act entitled 'An Act nuthorizingr th« Tho Red Bank Hi-gister travel!! next Monday afternoon at half-past j nolng In a true and full copy of a notlco creation of a debt of tho State of New over every street in town and every ono o'doclt. of election AS it remains on file in my of- Jorney by tho isauonco of bonds of tha road In the county. Let it carry your fice as of the Twelfth day of September. fjtato In tho mim of elghty-thrco million me?sago to tlio.=i> who live on those Adrlhert Howard Is Improving at of the Currency. A. D. 1033. tlollnra ($S8f0Q0,00(i.Q0) tar highwsr im- , •. thoroughfare?.—Advertisement. Rivorvlrw hospital at Red Bank, In wltnenii whereof, I have hereunto not provementn: prnvldlng tho ways and .J y hand and affixed tho ofildnl seal of means to pay tlio intercat of «aM debt( Fsld County this Fifth dny of October, nnd alfio to pay and dlnchnrge the prlncl-* A. P. 1083. pal thereof; and providing for tho nub>' JOSEPH McDERMOTT. mission of this law to tha pcopla at 6 Clerk. general election,* approved April clgh- Examiner's recent report showed this bank now toent'h. ono thouBniift nlno hundred end The pdlllns placo for Shrewnbury Cor- thirty." become a law I Approved Sep- '/, Jedclo-Highlanc! Coal is a particularly good ouah U tho Firehoune. Shrewsbury. tember 5, 1033. OKTRUDE O. VAN VL1ET, $S"o ho voted on nt tho next general ales* < 1 coal for consumers who are particular. It costs has Capital Funds in excess of Clerk of the Borough of Shrewsbury. tlon, to ho hold November 7. 1083. Dat«d April 17th, ZB33. No. 4. An net authorizing tho creation I; less to burn because you burn less of it. Try it. of a. debt of tho Stato of New Jorooy by Monmoulh County Surrogate'" Office. lammnco of tlio bonds of tho Stnta in the In th» matter of the estate of Mary J. Bum of $5,000,000.00 for tho relief of tho Schanck, rloctenitetl. unemployed and dependents. Notlca to creditors to present clolma An net authorising tho creation of a nilRlimt entnte- debt of tha Stale of New Jcrney hy the Pursuit nt to tlio order of Joncpli Ii. InBunnco of bondn of tho Stftte In tho Bum Donahay, flurroKRto ol tho County of of Avo mlllfon doflarn (55,000,000.00) for Matitttauth. made on tho twenty-oovpnth the relief of tho unemployed and depend- Thousand entn In this State; providing the wayn and day of September, 1933, on tlio nppllcn- tlon ot Edwin R. Conover, administrator rnoaim to pay tho interest 'o£ flftld debt* of tlio entftte of llnry J. Scheme:!*, tlecenaod, nnd ftlno to pny and dturlmrEo thtt prJttel- notice l« hereby jrlven to tho creditor* of pnl thereof: nnd provhllni? for the eub- ialf tha County of Clerk. size Monmouth. mado on the lw«»ty-clBhth Boundartoa of tho Election Dlstrlot-i in The Second National Bank day of BepUmbar, Una, on tlt« application tho liorouah of KumBon, and tho polllns of Baniamln J. Parktr. executor of tho piRco In ««rh district avo au follov«'8i «Hing iilara for the Sic-ronr! Ital JfnK N. J, tton Illiifrlft in Kiitn«an Klra .t^>m Where Quality Rules. SPructor. Itn (mm. Center b treat, r!«ar Ity4%®'' Th& road to bettor anrt blcKfir buM- .mil® 3. CARKW, r neM le*fl» through %ho iteKkicr'a od- <'A*rU of Huinaon ll»nturfc. . t 1'JtM, 1933. L ^NOTICE OV REGISTRY AND ELECTION. tlis center of gs-yentb Avenue to th© roatl loinl; tbsnee (6) eoutherls. elona the tlona for raising and breeding end improv- { drscl and tMrty," become tx law ? Au- era I election. Approved September NOTICE OF ft£CISTAY AND ELECTION. loading from Hsvealnis to I-iSonartlvUle; JJi-fjwn'fl l>ock road, to th« Ehrawsbury ins the br^ed of horses," wherein, under' proved September £, 10u3. ; 1932. Jon dtstilct la !ndcpt:itlBut ViichuuM TffiKtfofalp el MU^Utftwn, N. J, Borough of Red BenU, N. J. clifinla eU'tet, H le cl he tSme anfl tlienca (2) wcftUrty, aiong the center Uivcr; tlieae® (Y> ^/eBterly, along the fin itrovblons. It la provided that "At the To lie voted on at tlie next ytneral To lie voted on at tfca next general elec- ,fc ?J < I Pl»« 0* holding lino of eiiU id&d Usutns frouS Haveelnk lo Biipavvs'buri' vivo-, to Iha point oe placa of x^CKt (i^ftcrai Electlufi to be held Hove in- election, to U- held November 7, IBSSi tion, to Lo held November 7, 1933. Notice of the time and place of holding Third Election District. 16a Central EI«eUon and of tha offlcera tu l,soncrd villa to tjj# vtl&dlng rosd laadinii: bcjiinnhif, ber 7th, In tlio ycer one thousand nine Ho. 2 An Act authoiizlriK the creation Very truly youra, the General Election and of the offlcera to Iiej.;tiiiilii]- at a poinpointt wlt-i'to tiia «i e!«st@d find meetings of the Boertis of up to tha Eorrey (fomierly) property on The pol!iti0 place for the Eighth Elec- hundred thirty-three, tha -question of the of & debt of tha E-Juto of New Jersey by Una off WiUiWU i Btroot t is (ntvei^tt(a SWL*itrjr End El6Ction In tha Township of tha Bay View Hetgbtit th<$nm (a) isauth- THOMAS A. MATHIS. bu elected arid nie&tlntra of tho Uotirdtt ot tho t-cnti-r iti ? tion Ufstrict Ta tha firohouKa of Mt(]dl«town Biloptton of the provielons of this set !n tha isiiitancc of bonds of the State in tha Secretary of SUtc. Ityr.iatry end Election In the Borough of j ot UTOSMJ street, t Hldfibtown. in tha County of Uonmouth. erly, up the eaH ssindins roffi4 to L «f View ( eoiithwurdly B tlcg I'iro Coinpuny No. i. State Highway, Head- eneh end every county of tho State shall mirn of $7,JOi>t<>OO.oo to ttid acbaol dls- Usd Dunk, in tho County of Monmouth. OK tho rentir tli.« "I wi «i *«,!»*«by Blven that a Qcnernl BVentm; tlienca (4) weeterly. In the cen- ''•"i'fi Corner, N. J. he submitted to tho iciial voters of the trlctit ot thin Stutc. Etsta of New Jersey, County of Monmouth, •trtct i« itu ttiriiicdun v.llh thp c &!«ctl«n will bo held ln end for tha ter Hue of y&r View avenue ES laid out on Notice is hereby ylvcn that a (lericrcl inn of Hfirdl u UUIMU th^ic4i timstw iowiiBhlp ot Hlddlatown, in the County o( HOWAKD W. RO&ERTS, respective counties," enld set conBtltuting isFiall an act t-ntitltd "An Act suthorli- fih. Election will be held In and for tho the Map of Jiay View Helfihts, to tha ren- Chapter 238 ot the Laws of 1083, ap- Injr the creation of n debt of tho State of IIOUK the vtn H t I Honmouth und Stata of N«w Jcmey, *m ter line ot Weal Side avenues thenco (5) f» ,, Township Cterk, I, Joaeph McDermott, Clerk of *ald Borough of Iterl Hank. In tlio Count? ol l,« tnteraectl with the iufiadRy, November 7t!t, 1933, between tho u. northwesterly direction, tn the center Jliie )&tey the ihtiunrice of bonds ot County, do hereby certify, thnt the fore- Mofjinouth und State of New Jeraoy, on nu*;, ihen noun of seven o'clock A. M.-anu fcffjht of West Hide avenue to Us Junction with This Is to certify" that the abovo h the Btato in the sum of «oven million tlol- Koi11^ U ft 'ru* fln(i full copy of a, notice itieetftiy, November 7th, 193;!, between the ltirfl (87.00fj.00fi.fiO) to ttid school dlaltlrU houra of seven o'clock A, M. mul «lcht n-: tY.fi -ntur lino nt to o dock P. M,, *t tho roivtctlva pulllnu tha Old Woman's Mill rosdj thenco (e) NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND EtECTION. caused by a resolution passed by Tii$ of election as it remains «n iile In iny of- h iithh bb" c PJBC68 In anld Townahlp. noutherty, and aouthweiierly. Elong tho JJonmouth County Board of Freeholders, of thin State in tho payment of tottciitt^ ficO RB of the Twelfth dny of September, 0 clock I'. M., at tho rcapcctlvo polling uf * Holtndel Townehlp, N. J. salaries nnd cuncnt expenHes; providing pifscea In BJIIII Boron;;!!. cinMv/a:-frlly directly be- Said election wJII t, held f tbs ftaid center line of esld Old Womiin's Hilt road August 2Sd, IDSSt us it remains OIL file In A. IX \IE83, i Ihu pirx^itlcti owim.l t.y thn Kit. of 0 n to (Jarvey Corneri thenco (7) eouthcrly, Wotlca o/ tho tlmo ami placo of holding my oCilco BO ot Aiieuat 24th, aflBS. the wuyn und ineaim to pny tlio Interest of In witnens whofcof, 1 lihve hereunto »et i-Uthl election will ho heH in tho eaid 1 rownihlp for tho purpooo of decline B&id dtbt, am! ulso to pay and dlachorKO Sfinih I' . Wul<:ri(t and Jlinlly ^rditnltii:, 0119 two Members of the General ABnembly of Irorn (iarvey, formerly Bownai, Corner In tho General Election and of tho ofilters to ; Dated At Freehold, In tho County of my hand nnd affixed the ofiicliil seal of IJIJI OVJJTIJ for lliu IHII|I(J:-.C of oloctiinfj •lumircd ai.d firty (tut twin thn center ilr.a tlio center lins ot the roed lending to Win- bo elactcd KII. 1333. New Jersey from the County of Mon- ;>y n Btrntf;ht line to tlio rurvfi.l hijUmUi-y the road leadlnK from Chnncl Hill to Huimdeit in the County of Moumouth. JOSEPH McDERMOTT, nt a Kcru, for full term of threo years. Tuciiday, November 7th, 1033. betv/een the tho Stnto of New Jersey to 5B8,O0O,0OO.0O; Cleric of the Township of Shrewsbury. :ho centor lino of \Vallure btirsct to U» In- • of MIddlffltown for three ycara, unil a Col- erly in the contusr lino of tho luut men- lifiucj) of BO von o'clock A. M. and oluht freehold, N. J. fjhnll tin net entitled "An Act to reduco LnrncmtloTi with the renter lint.- nf .MruUn lector for the . Township of Mlddlctown tioned road to tho ehoro of the ShrewHbury o'clock P. M., nt tlio respective potllna Dear Sir—• pated April 17th, 1933. Notice of Hcgistration. place, thenco tilrcctly WP.A\wjirdly by & river: thenco U0> easterly find eouthcait- to fifty-eight million dollars <$CB,O00*- for three years, " * pfneo fn nald Township. In conformity with the provloioiiH of an 000.00} tho debt authorized to be erected And thiit on Tuesday, October mil, jtrntjjht lino to tho rear of tho tlecoiul Nfi- orly In tbo hleh water mark on tho Bhoie net entitled "An Art to regulate clcc* 19HS, thu JfcjuidPi of Jinsimry nnd KIccLlon tinnal firm It; thenco IIOI Uiv.urdly to iha Notlca of Registration- of tho BHrowabury river end Clay Mt jtild election will bo held In tbo ecld by an act entitled 'An Act authorizing: the NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. And that on Tuesday, October 17th, 1 tions" (Revision of 1030), pUGsed April creation of ft debt of the Btato of Now will meet ut the placti at, which they will center lino of Wnllficn etrcot, thunra west- CreeK'to iii* Clay FH'Sirldss; thsr.ec-4U) . ivnahlp for tho purpoea of electing 18. 1930, end tho Amomlmcntn thereto, Borough of Fair Haven, N, J. hold the, (iGnei'ul Kleclion abovo mini-' varUIy to tlio center Him uf Hrond tLceat.- 1BS2, ihs Esards of liesfe*?? and-EHeeUsn norofin Clay Ph CrceK on tha lino of said Jersey by tlie If sun nee of bond a of tiie will mset at tho place nt which they will two Members of the (jumuil! AHaembly of you era hereby notified that four Bo mi 1 Notlco of tha time and place ol holding tioned,, between tho houra of one o'clock h<.'. plncj or. point of he::(nii^!K. bridge to the Ban4«U property on the Now Jcroey from tho County ot Mon- Stato in thfj fium of eighty-three million in tlio* aftornoon ond nine o'dodt In the hold tho fjenarnl lSlactlon above men- north shore of enld creeki tlicnco (lit) IHBUCS are to be voted upon by the voters dollars (JH:I,OIH),I.IOO,00) fnr highway im- the General Election and of tho oflkcra to Tho polling plat-o for the Thin! Elation tioned, between tho houra of ono o'clock mouth; two Mumbcio .of tho Uoard of ot tho £Hsto of New Jersey, Unown as ho elected and meetings of tho DoanU of ovenlntr. for ihe purpoto of making the easterly, following the high 'water lino on. Chosen Freeholders for tho County of lirovenwnib; pinvldinK the wayfl nnd final revision nnd correction of tho .xni'i- DlBirict in «t tho Senior High Kchool In the afternoon and nine o'clock In tho the chore of nsld orcsk end of the nald No. 1. An act to repeal an act entitled mennn to pny Ihe lute rent of nakl deht, Registry and Election in tho Borough, of bufldini;. HardItiif marl. evening, for the purnorto of making iho Moumoulh, • for Hhreo yoars; and for tho "An. Act authorizing tho creation of d Fair Haven, County of Monmouth. tcr for tho Our.oriil Klcction. nnni revision Rnd correction of the ren- Shrewsbury river, alons tho Hnrtnhorno following munfcfiinl buicern. viz.: Ono jind nlsn to pay and dlttchargo the iiriiifi- Fourtli Elcctinn DUtrict. nnd other propertlen to tho cuatorljMlno debt of tho titute of New Jersey by this pnl theriof; nml providing for the flub- Notlco la hereby given that a Gcncrnl He;dnnini: at u point v.hefo tho centef ter foe tho Genoral Election. ' Townuhip Commlttcemnn, for n full term In nu anon of bonds of the StRto in the Bimi And Further Talte Notice of tho Uoioygli of HlghlandB; tbonca (18) of thrco yearn: und two Justices ol the )VI!BR1OH of thin Imv to tbo people at a Election will be held In and for tha Bor- ino of Jlroud etrcet In lntci^c;ie Amy K. Slilrin, center lino of ilunllnjT rouf HCCK™ ptacu, thenuo BouLheufi twardly next General Election to bo hold Novem- the jiotnblo wntern of thlo Stato: provld. unemployed nml dependents. mouth i two Momboru of the Hoard of ber 7th, in tho year one thousand nine Sandy Hook or Fort Hancock. tor for tbo General .Election. ing tho wfiyB and mcanu to pay tho intcr- Chosen Freehold?™ for tho County of iid option of tilt; pm visions ot tli hi nc( in by a ntrriii.'ht line to tho nirvnd bounoary An net nut hurl xlntr tlio creation of n cFirh nnd every county of the Stute nliull line of tliu Hoiouch of Ued liank. thenco hundred thirty-throe, tho Question of the And Further Take Notice. ont of imld debt and also to pay nnd dl£- debt of tho Stato of .'New Jerney hy tha J^lonmouth, for three yeara; and for tho adoption of tbo piovlidona of thin net In The polllns plnce for the Second Elec- Freehold, N. J., October 6, 1033. chnrfie the principal thereof; nnd provid- Toll owing municipal office re, vU.: two bo aiibinittcd t©*thc IOKHI votciri of thv eoiithwcatwanlly nhmn tho cuivod bound- tion District Ia tho Naveolnk flrehoune. insunnco of JIOIKIH of tfto St ate fn (lie mim resijcrllvo counties," paid nrl conrititijh'nfr line of the ilornuuh of Red Hank to lti each and every count/ of Jho State nrwill To Sidney V. Bray, ing for the submission of this law to tho of five minirjti dollars' ($!>.000,000.00) for Councilmen for the JJarouRh of Fair Hu- be submitted to the IGROI voters of tho Navoninlt, N. J. Clork of Hoimdol Township, N, J. .people nt n Koncral election,' approved ven, for three yearn i one Councilman, for ChajHcr WVA of ihn Lnw» of l'JSri, ai»- rfiect ion v.'ith iho center li no of Broad tho relief nt l!ic unemployed and depend- prove! June 1!7, HIU. et, thenco .northwardly alontt tho entw ^respective counties," until act constituting Third District, Commonly Known ot the In conformity with tho provbiona of tin April ciphteonth, ono thounanij nlno hun- cntn In thi* Sttiti*: providlnc the wnyn «nrl ono year, to fill the unexpircd term of lino of Uroad httcot tu tho intersflctlon , Chapter 333 of tho Lnwa of 1033, ap- nut entitled "An Act concerning corpoui- dred nnd thirty," boromo «, law ? Ap- AuRUutus M. Mlnton; an Assessor, for Thin ta to certify that thn nliovc 1« Betford District. mennfl to pity the Intel-cat of Raid dnbt, ranscil >.y n. vosoliition iui'..-cri by Tho i tho rcnU;r lino of Ktir'Uinif road, thd proved Juno 27, 1083. The boundaries ot tha eamo aro as fol- tloDH for iQlalnj? and breeding and improv- proved September 5, J933. nnd nlfJO to pjiy and di»rhiir(ce the prlnci- threo years, an. i:ci;i. ..Inninj-r, fit. a point on tho f^horo lino ton'o Crcoki thonco (2) up nuid brook nnd tion, to be held November 7. 1033. JOSE I'll MrltEHMOTT, Monmouth nml Stnte of Now Jerfloy, thin Compton'n Xrcek to Mill Brooh ut Now citch nnd every county of iho Ktnto shall trictB of thin State. Very truly ynnrn, tioned, between tho hours of ono o'cJocli of tho North ShvtiWhbury I'Uvvr directly ba- fith dny of October. A. D. loan, Monmouth I thenco (3) cootorly to tho rl«ht bo Hubtntttcd to tho ICRUI votero of the Shall nn net entitled "An Act autliorlz. THOMAS A. MATHIS, in tho aftornoon nnd nine o'clock in the County Clcrl.. twten tho uiDiicitirEi owned t>y tho • Mon- JOSEPH McDEKMOTT. of wuy of tho New Jersey Southern rnli- iCBpcctlvo rountlco," uttld «ct contitltutlnK ing tlio creation of a debt of tho State of Secretary of Stntc. evening, for tho purpose of making the And Further Tnke Notice. tnuiilh Boat. Club mid tlio urnncrty known County Clerk. road; thonco (i) south to tha old Mlddlo- Chapter 33a of tbo UiyiB of 1033, ap- New Jersey by tho IfiBunneo of bonds o( final revlaion and correction of the rocfls- Trenion, SeH'-mlter nth, 10 3,1 tin the Hcd Hank Lyrcum. thenco aoulh- And Further Tali% Notice, town Station of tlio New Joreoy Southern proved Juno 27, 10 33. tho Stnto ln the sum of eeven million dot- Stfite of New Jersey, County of Monmouth, tcr_foi- the Clanernl Election. Mr. Jnpcph M'iifnmntt, County Clerk, v.-iirdly to the centor lino of Broad otrfcot. railroad; thence (SJ custerly to Chnpei lorn ($7,000,000.00) to aid school dlntrlctn And Further Talte Notice. thenco fioulhwaidly nlonj; tho center HUB Trenton, September 12th, 1033. This Is to certify that tho abovo In Freehold. N. J. oi JJroail Btrct't Jr> tho Intrrscrtlon with the Mr. Joseph McDermott, County Clork, Hilt rond nt n cornor of the junction of cmnted by n, resolution pnneed by The of thla State In tho payment of tcachero* Freehold, N. J., October 6. 19 33. Dear Sir— i tlio roud lending from Mlddlotovm to HH:h- nalarles and current exponnea; providing I, Joflcpli Me Dermott, Clerk of said center lino of Monmouth arrest, thenco freehold,.N. J. Monmouth County Bon id of Freeholders, County, do hereby certify, thnt tho fore- To M. Floyd.Smith, In conformity with the jirri'vinirttiR of ar westwardly ILIOHJT tho center lino of Mon- lamla; thenco (fi) follov/Inu n lino of a Auffiiat 2Ud, 103M, nn it remains on fllo In tbo wnys and menns to pay the Interest o( Clerk of Fair Haven, N. J. Pear 6tr—• COIU'BO (May, 1911) of north six degrees unld debt, und also to pay and di itch arse EolriK, In ;t truo and full copy of a notlro net entitled "An Art to r en 11 la I o e 11 <• • nuiut.h eti-eet to Itn Inturaection with tha In conformity with tho provisions o£ nn no minutes enBt to Mill Broolt i thenco ("i) my olHco IIH of An stint -24th, 10311. of election nn U rcrrmlnn on file in my of- In conformity with tho provirdonH of an tiono" (Itcvlnlon of 103n(. pa.^ed AIM il center lino oF tho tracks or road bed of Dated nt Freehold, In tho County of tho principal thereof: and provld In pr for act sn tit led "An Act to rc«itlnlo elec- north, down tho centor of said Mill Uroolt the flubmlBiilon of thla law to tho people fSco na of tho Twelfth day of Seplemhor, .-•ft entitled "Aa Act concerning coruora- 18, 10.') 0, and tin. Ami.'inlmcnlfi thcictn, tho New Jerafiy lituiihcrn railifind, thonco tions" (HevUlon of 10.101, punned April to the Bny Shoro t thenco (8) wc«terly, fol* Monmout/l ami State of New Joruey, thin A. D. 198 3. tions for ralnlnff nnd breedhij; nnd improv- you arc , he why nrjlifltd thnt tour Jlond n'»rthv,-;u-dly jilynt' tho center of the track* fith dny of October, A. I). 1033. at a general election," becomo a, law? " Ap. 18, 1030, and tho AmcmlmcnU thereto, lowing tho hlch water murk along the proved Soptembor 6, 1933- In witness wlirrcof, I have hereunto set ing tho breed of horses," wherein, under IKBUGS lire to he voted »Voii hy the vote of tho New Jnrscy Southern railroad, to you aro hereby notified thnt four Bond Uay Bhoro to tho place of beginning. JOSEPH McDBIlMOTT, my. hnnd nnd rifiixrd the ofliclnl «cnl of Ha provlniona, it IB provided thnt "At, tho of tho State of New Jersey, laioivn na tho phoic of tho North Shrewflhury river, County Clerk. To bo voted on nt the nest gencrnl next Oeneial Election to' bo hold Novem- thence HouthcriRt^i'iirdly nnd nortricustv/srd* Issues aro to bo voted upon by tho votera election, to bo held November 7, 1033. nnfd County thin Fifth day of October, No, 1. An act to repeal an net entitled nf the Btnta of Now Jflrtioy, known nn Tho pollina: plnco for tho Third Eloc- And, Further Talco Notice. A. D. 1333, ber 7th, in tho yenr ono thoumind nine "An Act. mithorizinK tho rrcation of ly nlonir thn bhoro of tho North GhroT7a-a No, 1, An act to rcpejil nn net entitled tion Dlntrlnt is tbo flrehouBQ of the Uclford No. 3. An act to reduce tha debt of hundred thlrty-thrce> tho question of the bury rivor to tho rentfir lino between Uia Chomlcnl Kngino Company No. 1. Trenton. September ]2th, 193a. (ho Stato ot New Jor/sey to 356,000,000,00. JOSEPH McDERMOTT. deht of the Slnto of New Jersey hy th profiorty hclui)j;ins lo !ho Monmouth Boat "An Act authorising tho creation of n Cferk. adoption ol the provisions of thia act in inHiidnfe of bondn of Die .Stiito in the nui debt of tha Stnto of Now Jcifloy liy the Mr. Joncph McDermott, County Clerlt, Shall nn net entitled "An Act in rcduco eaeli nnd every county of tho State fihall Club and property known an the lied Bank Fourth District, Commonly Known as the Freehold. N. J. lo ttfty-olght million dollars . ($58,000,. Tho polling plnco for Atlantic Town- of ?7,(i0f>,nfH).(io." Lyceum, tho jioint or placo of besjlnnlnar. IflBuanco of bondn of tho Stnto in the sum Leonardo District. bo submitted to the legal voters of tiio Shall an act entitled "An Art to repei Dear Sir—• 000.00) the debt authorized to bo created ahlp.U the Townnhip Hall, Colt's Neck. reoriectivo counties," Bald net constituting r , of 37.000,000.00." Tho boundaries of tho name aro tin fol- . in conformity with tho provisions of an by nn net entitled "An Act authorizing tlio; JONATHAN Hi" JONES, nn act entitled 'An Act nuthni-izitu: tli Tho [irtlllnir plnco fnr the l lfth Elaetlon S Shall nn net entitled "An Act to repeal towB, viz.: Chapter 333 of tho Laws of 193^, ap- creation of a debt, of the .State of No- District ia Liberty Engine HOUBO, Whlto w act cntlticd "An A<-t to rctfulalo elec- crentlon of a debt of tho State of New Township Clerk. proved June 27, 1033. -1in act entitled 'An Act niiUiorJBliiff ti>0 BoulnnltiE nt tho Bay Shoro at Ware tions" (Kavifilon ot I'J'JIl), vaaaed April Jersey by tho Issuance ot honda ot the Dated April 17th, 1033. Jersey by the is sunnee of bonds of the atrcet- crentlon of a debt of the Btnto of New Creek und ruunlntr thonce {1) eouthorly, 18, 19U0, nnd tho Amoridmantn thereto, Stttte In tho sum of eighty-three million Thin in to certify that the above la Ktate In tho mim of ucvtm miUion doUuc- Slxth Election District. Jersey by tho lfmunnco of bonds of the _ used by a resolution passed by The (57',O0O,fl()i).Uf)) for tlio iicquisition o following tho sovorfll courses of Bald creak you nre hereby notified thnt four Bond dollars ($88,000,000.00) for highway Irn- NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. Bctrlnnint; nt u point •whera tho ccntar State In tho num of eovon million dollura and Mills Brook (formerly known no Cold ImuicH nro to bo votcil upon by the voters pt'ovemcntn; providing the -waya and Monmouth County Board of Freehold cm. landB nnd ititoi-o^t therein, water rijihc lino of Monmouth street is intoraoetcd (17,000,000.00) for tho acquisition of Sprinir Uroolt) to Mills Bridge on the roud of tlio .Stato. of New Jcrncy, Known tin mennn to pny the intercut of nald debt, Shrewsbury Township, N. J. Aufiiint 2;td. 1933, nn it remains on file in and Interest therein, fur the yurpose o with tho renter line of Brood street, thenco Undn mid. Interest therein, water rights leading from Leonard villa to Now Mon- Ny). 1. An net to reiicnl nn net entitled and nlso to pay nnd dlBcharge the princi- Notlco of tho tlmo and placo of holding my oflico ns of Aiigiiflt 24th, 1033. jippropriatintr, c(iriiiervinjT antl protcetinK southwardly along tho center lino of and Intercut therein, toe tlto purpoua ot mouth; thenco (3) following a lino on a "An Act authorizing tlio crcntiati of a pal thereof; nnd providing for the eub- tho General Election and of tho officer a to rated at Frceholdj in the County of tho potable watern of thin State; provid- Broad street to Itn Intersection with tho appropriating, conserving and protecting course of south six degreer) no mint)ton bo elected nnd meetings of tho Board of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, this ing tho ways nnd means to ray tho In(cr- center line of Reckless place, thence weslt- debt of tho Stnto of New Jorncy by tho m!union of thla law to Jlio people nt a ReslBtryand Election In tho Township of the potahlo waters of thin State: provid- went (May, 1011) to a corner of tha road isHuanco of borulrt of tho Stnto in tho Bum general election," approved April eigh- 6th day of October. A. D. 1033. ent of natd debt iind iilso to i>ay and i" wardly alone tho centor lino of RCCUISRB ing the wnya nnd moan a to pay tho Inter- leading from Chapel Hill to Mlddlotown Shrewsbury, In tho County of Monmouth, JOSEPH McDERMOTT, charge tho principal thereof: nnd provid- place to Its Intersection with tho canter est of nald debt nnd nlflo to pity and dis- uf $7,000,000.00." teenth, onov thousand nine hundred anil Notlco ia hereby given that a General lino of Maplo avenue, thenco northwardly and IloadsnHo addon'ss CneCorneri ) thonctho (S) elonif Sluill an act entitled "An Act to repeal i thirty," become a law? Approved Sep- Comity Clerk. lnB for the BubmiH^ion of thia law to tho charge tho principal thereof; nnd provlil- Eloctlon will bo held in and for tho lyeuplo at fi general election,' approve " nlontf the center lino of Maplo avenuo to ItiB for tho RuumiflBfon of thin law (o the tho Chnpol Hilt rond caBterly to nn net entitled 'An Act authorizing tho tember E, 1933. Township of Shrewsbury, in tho County of And Further Take Notice. Ita intersection with ths conter lino of Corner, formerly Cowne'a and"*'*.. __„,.. . I'lenifim of H debt of tho Stnto of New April eighteenth, ono thousand nine hun- peoplo at n [renornl election,' unproved To tie voted on at the next general elec- Monmouth and State of New Jersey, on Tnmfcon. September 3 2th, 1933. dred nnd thirty," boeomo a. law ? .Ap- OtcatrtuC street, tliertco westwardly atone Cornori thonco (i) In a northerly direction Jersey by tho iisminnco of bonds of the tion, to bo held November 1, 1933. tho center lina of Chestnut street to Itn April eighteenth, ono thousand nino hun- In tha center Una of Old Woman's IIIU Tuesday, November 7th, 1933, between the Mr. Joseph McDermott, County Clerk, proved Septcmher 5, l'.)3H. dred and thirty," become a Inw? Ap- Htnto In the num of seven million doUarn No. 4. An net authorizing tho creation hours of floven o'clock A. M. and eight Freehold, N. J. intersection with" tho tracks of the Now road lending from Garvey'o Corner to its (?7.000,000.110) - for the ncquialtlon of To be voted on nt the ne\t ceneral Jerney Southern railroad, thenco north- proved September B, 1033. junction with Wo at Side Avenuo on tho of a deht of tho Stato of Now Joreey by o'clock P. M., at tho respective pollinff Dear Sir— inndH nnd Interent therein, water rights Issuance of tho bonds of tho Stata ln the placo In said Township. la conformity with the provisions of an election, to be held November 7. lfl.iH. wardly nlonff tho trncka or road bed of tho To bo voted on at tho next aonorol fllllott property, known as Dny View nnd Interent therein, for tho purpose of No. 2 An Act niithorizinK tho cretition New Jersey Southern railroad to Its Inter- election, to be held Novcmhor 7, 1833. Holghtfl; thenco (6) In tha centor lino of num. of J5,000,000.00 for tho relief of tho Said election will bo held In tho said act entitled "An Act to regulate elec- npproiirlntinff, conHetvinir and protectlne unemployed and dependents. Township for tho purpoeo of electing tionB" (Revision of 1930), passed April of a debt of the State of New Jersey by section «Kh tho center Una ot Montnaath No. 2 An Act nuthorlzlnrc tho creation oald West Sldo Avenuo to tho point where tho iiotablo waters of thia Stato; provid- the IsBiiancc of bonds of the Stnte in tho street, thenco caatwnrdly along tho center. of a debt pf tho Stato of New Jeraoy Ay it Interaecta Far View Avenuo on eald Gil- An net authorising the creation of a two Members of tho General Ausembly of 18, 1930, and the Amendments thereto, Una of Monmouth street to Its Intomec- lott property; thenco (c) easterly. In the ing tho ways und meam to pny tho inter- debt of the Stato of New Jersey by tho Now Jersey from tho County of "Mon- you arc hereby notified that four I3ond sum of $7,0O0,O(H).O0 to aid school dis- tho isaunnrQ of bonds of tho Stnto in tho cut of Enid debt and also to pay and dis- tricts of thia, State. tlon with center lino of Broad street, tbo sum of 37,000,000,00 to aid school dis- center lino of Far View Avonuo to tha In- Issuance qf bonds of the State In the iun mouth ; two Members of the Board of Issues arc to be voted upon by the voters point or place of betyinnlnsj. tersection of what is known aa the Sorrey chnrKo tho principal thereof; and provid- of five million dollara (56,000,000.00) for Chosen Freeholders for the County of of the State of New Jersey, known aa Shall an act entitled "An Act authoriz- tricts of thin State. ing the creation of a debt of the State o ct Winding Bond; thetico (7) northorly, down ing for the fiubmifii'Ion of this Inw to the tho relief of Ihe unemployed and dopond- Monmouth, for thrco yonro; and for tho No. 1. An act to repeal an net entitled ' Tho polling plnca for tho Sixth Election. Shalt an net entitled "An A aulhorls- pooplo nt a Kcncrnl election,' approved following municipal officers, viz.: ono New Jersey by the ifpiiance of bonds of Ina tho creation of a debt of \\\o Stato of tho centor lino of tho Sorrey Winding rond entn In thla State; providing the wayo and "An Act authorizing tfio crenlion of n District is Relief Engine House, Drummond to the cantor lino of tho roud leading from April eighteenth, one tliounand nine hun- mourn to pay tho interent of uaid debt, Township-. CommUteeman, for full term of debt of the Stato of New Jersey by the tho Stnte in the sum of mi von million dol- place. Now Jersey by tlio InBiianco of hotuln of dicd nu to rmy and dischar>j< the, ways nnd moons to pay tho Interest of No. 2 An Act. uuthorizinf* tho creation 1B33. 1033, tho Board of Registry and Election creation of .a debt of the State of New H'tinJly alorifr tho center lino of Broad tha center line of Seventh Avenue on the of iv debt of tho SUtc of New Jersey by will meet at the place at which they will tbo id-incipal thereof; :uul pnividinn foi fitreet to tho southerly boundary of tho n&id debt, and also to pny and dlRchargo George D. Davis tract; thenco (0) norther- To be voted on at the next general elec- Jersey by- tho issuance of hondn of the the Ribnmcion of this law to tlie peopli (ho iFBunnrc of bondn of. the Ktnto in tho tion, to be held November 7, 1933. hold tho General Election above men- State in the sum of seven, million dollars 1 Borough of Rod Bank, thenca northwest- tho principal thereof; nnd providing for ly. In tho center lino of Seventh Avenuo to at a Kenerni election, iict*omc a hiw ? Al' wardly nlon# tho crmtor line of tho trnrks the Bubmifinlon of thin law to tho peoplo Itn intorfloctlon with Mnny Mind creek and tiiim of $7,000,000.00 to aid achool dis- Vory truly youra, tioned, between tho hours of ono o'clock ($7,0 00,0 00.(10) for tbo acquisition of trktn of thia .State. THOMAS A. MATHIS, In the aftornoon and nlno o'clock In tno lands and interest therein, water- rights proved September T>, lOUJi., or rond bed of tho New Vbrk and Lontt at a ffcperal election," become a law? Ap- tho southerly lino of tho Borough of At* To ho voted on at tlie tte \t Kenernl Branch railroad company to its intersection proved September 5, 1033. luntie lllfihlanda; thenco (10) wostorlyend Shnll fin net entitled "An Act nutborlz- Secretary of State. ovenlnE. for tho purpose of. making the nnd interest therein, for the purposo o£ r lnp tho crentlon of a debt of the Stnto of final' revision, and correction of tho regls* appropriating conserving and protecting dectlori, to bo held November 7. 10 33. with tho center line of Chestnut etrcct. To bo voted on ot the next Ronornl northorly In tho oouthorly and woatorty ter for tho General Election. No. 3. An act to reduce the debt of thenco eaatwardly nlong ,tho center l).no election, to bo held Novomber 7, 10 33. linen of the Borough of Atlantic Hlffhlanda NLW Jeraoy by tho Isautinco of bonds of Stato of ,Now Jersey, County of Monmouth, tho potable waters of thU State; provid- tho StRto in tho Bum of seven million dol- tho State of-New Jersey to $."is;00",OiKt.OO. of Chestnut street to HH'Intersection with No. 3. An net to rcdtico tho dobt of to hlnh water mark on tho nhoro of Jtarl- -•».-••- • - And Further Tnke Notice. ing the ways nnd menns to pny' the in tor- tho conter lino of Mnple nvenuo. thenco tan or Snndy Hook Boyt thonco (11) west- lars (37.000,000.00) to aid school districts eat of mild debt and nlfio to pay and dis- Shall an act entitled "An Act to reduce tha State of Now Jorsoy to tfiS,000,000.00. I, Joseph McDermott, Clerk of said Freehold, N. J., October G, 1933. to firty.cieht ' million dollars ($5S,(Hi0,- southwardly along tho center lino of Maple Shall an net cntlticd "An Act to reduce erly, In tho MKU wator mark on nnid choro of thin Stato In tho payment of 'teachers' County, do hereby certify, that tho foro- chnrfto tho principal thereof; und provid- nvenuo to tho intersection with tho center to Ware Creek, the point or placo of bo- .fldlnrlea add currant expenses; providing' To Mursrretta L. Reed. ing' for the JtubmiBfiion of this law to the OOO.OTi) the dfiht niithoi'iied to bo cre;itra;ooO,- golng in a truo and full copy of a notice Clerk of. Shrewsbury Tovnuhln. N. J. by an net entitled 'An Act nuthnrhAnn the lino of Reckless vlnce, thence eantxmxdly ginning. ' I the way's and mentis to pny tho Interest of pooplo nt ft Kencrnl election,' approved nlonir (ho center lino of Reckless place to 4000.00) tho dobt authorized to bo created nnid debt, nnd also lo pay nnd diachnrge of election nn It remains on file In my of- In confoiinlty with tho provisions of an creation of a debt of tlm Stain wf New ^by an act entitled 'An Art authorizing tho fice ns of the Twelfth day of September, net entitled "An Act concerning: coriiorn- April .eiKhteentru ono thousand nine hun- the center lino of Broad street, tha point or The polling placo fqr tho Fourth Elec- tho principal thereof; and providintr. for dred and thirty," become a law ? Ap- Jersey by the issuance nf bonds of the "^orflntlon of ft debt of the Stute of Now A. D. 1033. tlono for rnipintr nnd breeding and Improv- Sliito in tho Bum of eighty-three million placo of hecinninc. . »• Jersey by tho Issuance of bonds of tho tion nlntrict Is the Brovont Park nnd tho tjiibmission of this Inw to the, people proved September B, 1933. Leonardo firehousa. Center Avonuo, Leon- nt a general election," becomo a Inw? Ap- In witness whereof, I have hereunto act ing the breed of horses," wherein, under dollars (S83.O00.O0ft.00) for highway im- Tho polling piano for tho Seventh Elec- Stato In the sum ot eiffbty-tbroo million my hand and affixed tho official seal of its provisions, it Is provided that "At tho To bo voted on at the next general provements; iirovidiiiK the wnyn and dollars ($83,000,000.00) f hlffhway Im- ardo, N. J. proved September S, 183'J. election, to bo beJd November 7, 1933, tion District is Eugene M. Uageo's gft- or To bo voted on nt tho next general tmld County this Fifth day of October, next General Eectfon to bo held Novem- means • to pay the Interest of fithl » Clorfc, adoption of the provisions of this net in tho issuance of bonds of the Stnte in the mission of this law to the people at it Beirinnlnir at a point whoro thu center lowo, vls.J the Stuto of New Jersey to $58,000,000.00. lino of tho tracks or road bed of tho New pal thereof; nnd providing for tho eub- Tho polling plnce for Llttln Sliver BON ench nnd every county of tho State shall gum of 57.000,000.00 to old echool dis- Kcneral election," approved April eigh- mlsslon of ttifs law to tlio people at a Shall nn act entitled "An Act to reduce bo submitted to tho Ictial voters of the tricts of this Stale. Jersey Southern railroad ia Intersected Boslnnlnff nt tho Intoraaotion of tho Now to fifty-effrht million dolfarn (558,000,- ough Is the Little Sllvor Volunteer Firo teenth, ono thouannd nine hundreu and th tho shoro of tho North Shrewsbury £en«rn1 eloclion.' approved April eigh- York and Long Branch railroad with tho Company's House. respective count Ion," Bald net con»titutln(j Shall an net entitled "An Act authoriz- thirty," bcconiR a law 1 Approved Sep- teenth, ono thousand ,nlno hundred nnd Shrewsbury river; thonco northorly along 000.00) tho debt authorized to bo created ing the creation of a debt of the Stnte of river, thoncG southwardly alone tho centor 1 Chanter 333 ot tho Laws of 1033, ap- tember 5, 1933. lino of tho tracks or road bed of the Now thirty," becomo a law ? Approved Sep- tho Bald Now York and Long Branch rail- by an net entitled 'An Act .authorizing tho ELIZABETH T>. HOBB9. proved Juno 27, 1983. New Jersey by the issuance of bonds of . Camber &, 1033. • , , road to the Intersection of tho road from creation of a dobt of tlio State of New Clork ot the Soroush of Little Silver. tho Stnto In the jura of raven million dol- To bo voted on nt the next Kcneral elec- Jersey Southern railroad to ite intersection Jersey by the lunuancp of bonds of the Thla IB to certify that the nbove Is tion, to bo held November 7, 1933. with tho center line of Herbert street, To bo voted on at the next eranenil feleb- Head den'JS Corner to tho Still Hourvo; Dated April 17th. 1933. cnuued by a resolution passed by The lara (87.000,000.00) to aid school districts thenco weetwardly alonj? tho centor Una fit thenco (2) w«storly» tallowing tho coati Stata^ln tho'sum of elghty-threo million of thin Stato in the pnyment of teachers' No. A, An net nuthorlzlntr the creation ' tlon. to ba-hcid November 7, 1033. : Monmout County Hoard o£ Freeholder*. 1 f a debt of the Stato of New Jorp«y by Herbert-- street to Its Intoraectlon with the No. 4, An act 'nuthorlalnnr tho crentlon from Hoaducn'a Cornor to tho Still Houno itoTlnrn (?83,000;&(K>.frO) fc-^ fcr£if*ay Im- pnlnrieH and current expenses; prov/dlns nnd to tho corner of Bnlm Hollow road at provcnienta; providtnK tho" wayn nnd AiiguHt 23<1, 1D33,-'S3 it .-cmalncwn-file-in ir.*nanre. wf tl\e hondn ,of the State in tiio centei .lino of Shrewsbury. Avenue, thonce •f a dobt of tho Stnto of New Jersey by NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. my ofiiro an of Auftuat 24th. 10 33, tho wnyfl anil means to pay the interest of 1 uouthwai-diy tilyny tho center lino of Vrnd Hans* Cornor; thenco (8) woatorly, means to ray tho intercut of nnid debt, paid debt, nnd also to pny and difloharga sum of S5.000,0i)0.0(l for tho relief of the Jisuanco of tho bondo of tbo Stnto-In tlio foil owl ns tho con tor lino of tho public nnd utflo to pay and dlnchargc- tho princi- Atlantic Townehlp, N. J. Dnted at, Freehold, lit tho County of unemployed and dependent.1). Shrewsbury avenue to Its Intersection with Mm of SB.000,000.00 for tho relief of tho Monmouth and State of New Jersey, this tho principal thereof: nnd providing for tho center line of Wcat Leontird strGet, highway between Middlotown and Holmdcl pal thereof; and provldlnfr for tho Bub- Notlco of the time and placo of .holding tho tHibmlRfdon of this low to the people An net authorizing the creation of a thenco wostwardly CIOIIB tho center lino of . unemployed and dependents. Towndhlps to'Offdon'a Cornet'j thenco (4) rninnlon of thin law to the peoplo lit o Gth day of October, A. D. 1033. debt of the State of New Jersey by the An net authorizing the creation of' a the General Election and of the ofTicerB to at n Kcneral election," became a law? Ap- Leonard atrcct to Its Intersection following tho'contor lino of tho road from Konoral election,' approved April OIRII- ha elected and meetings of tho Board of JOSEPH McDEItMOTT, provod September 6. 1933. < isnunnco of bondn of the Stnte in the Bum with tho center lino of Lefuhtori avenue, 8e.bt of the Stato of Now Jornoy by tlio Oitdcn'H Corner to Everett, through Evur- teonth, ono thounnnd nino lmndrcd and Rbaintry nnd Election In the Township of County Clerk. _.f five million dollars (Sfi.OOft.iMiO.Drt) fof fiBuanoo of bonds of tho Stnta In tho Bum ett to Smack's Cornor; thenco (B) follow- To be voted on nt tho next Pfonernl thence northwardly nlone tho centor lino of thirty, becomo n law? Approved Sop- Atlantic, In tlio County of Monmouth. And Further Take Notice, election, to be held November 7, 1033* tho relief of the unemployed and depend- Leiyhton avenuo to its Intersection with of flvo million dollars ($5.000,000.00) for ing n line on a courao (May,1011) of south temhor 5, 1933. snttj In this State; providing the wnyn nml tho relief of tho unemployed nnd depend- Notice la hereby given that a General Trenton. September 12th. 1933. No. 3. An act to reduce tho debt of tlio coat or line of Loi;uat n venue, thenefl flfty-Eovon tioRreoB. forty minutes weat to To bo voted on nt tho next general'elec- Election will bo hold In and for the .nenni to pny the interest of said debt, twardly alonj; the centor lino of Locust ent! In thin Stuto; providing tho ways nntl Swhnmlnff Hlvcr; thonco (C) In an easterly Mr. Joseph McDermott, County Clerk, tho Stnte of Now Jerney to $58,000,000.00. and nlHO to pay anil di^chartto the princi- means to pny tho Intercut of »ni(i debt, nnd Bouthcrly direction, following tho varl- tion, to bo licld November 7, 1933. Township of Atlantic, In tlio County cf Freehold, N. J. Shall an art entitled "An Act to reduce nvenuo to ita intersection with tho ehora No. 4. An net mithorhlnK the creation Monmouth and Stato of Now Jeraoy, nn j>;il thereof; and providing for tlio aub- E tho North Slnewabuiy liver, thonco and RIPO to pay and dinchfirpn tho princi- oua courses of enld Swimming River to Tuesday. November 7th, 1938, between tlio Bear Sir— to _fifty-etf:ht million riollnrn (558,0(10.- mtRHlon of this law to the people at u KCH- -jorth ens twardly nlona tho ehoro of '.tho pal thereof; and providing for the Hub- tlio high wator lina of tho shore ot Shrowa- of a debt of tho Stato of New Jcrney by In conformity with the provisions of an OOO.GO) the debt authorized to be created Icminnce of the .l^'uds of tho State in tho houra of seven o'clock A. M, nnd eight ral election. Approved September C, NorttJ Shrewsbury river to Ita intcraectlon mlnelon of thla law (o tho peoplo at a sen- bury river j thenco (7) costorly. In tbo o'clock P. M., nt tho respective rolling act entitled "An Act to regulate elec- by an act entitled 'An Act authorizing the with the center lino of the tracks or roa<1 oral election. Approved September C, high water lino of tho ettoro of Bald num of $r>,000,r>t.A)J)O for tho relief of tho tions" (Itevlnlon ol 103 0), lmnsteil April creation of n debt of tile State of New SIircwitbury river, to tho rnllroad hrUlgts, unemployed and dependents. place In said Township. To be voted on at tho next irmieral elec- ied of tho New Jersey Southern railroad, 1083. IS, 1030, nml tho Amendments thereto, Jcrney by the Iflouance of bonds of the tion, to be held November 7. 193:!. tlio point or pln<>o of beginning. To bo voted on at tho next KonornI elec- tha placo of beginning, An net authorizing: the crontion of a Said election will bo held ln the said you nro hereby notified thnt four Bond Stnlp. in tho mini of eiKhty-three million debt of the Stale of New Jersey by the I'uwnBhlp for tho purpoeo of electing; Very truly ynm-s. tion, to'bo hold Novomber 7, 1033. IsRUea nro to bo voted upon hy tho voters dollars ($83,000,000.00) for highway Im- THOMAS A. MATHIS. Tho polling plnce fnr tho Eighth Election Very truly yours, Tho polling place for tho fifth Election ifimianco of bonds of the Stnte In the cum two Members of tho General ABuembly of of the State of New Jersey, known as provements ; provld inp the ways mid nistrlct In tho pulillc HPIIOCI building flt of five million dollars (S5.000,000.00) for Now Jersey from tho County of Mon. Secrttary of Stntc District Is tho cafeteria nf Ihe Slsmtind THOMAS A. MATHIS, moutb J two Mernberfl of the Board of No. 1. An net to repeal an net entitled meniiB to pny the Interest of Raid debt. Kisner Company, Urtilyo avenuo and West Secretary of Stnte. Mncroft, N. J. the relief of the unemployed tind depend- "An Act authorizing the creation of a nnd nlno to nay and dlschnrgo tho princi- ents in thtii State; providing tho ways and' Chosen Freeholders for tho County of Front atrcct. Sixth District, Commonly Known on tho Monmouth, for thrco yenra; and for tho debUaC tho Stute of New Jersey by the pal thereof: and providing for the mib- State of New Jersey. County of Monmouth, fort Monmouth, District. mean3 to p«y tho intercut of nnid debt. Iwauanre of boml.i of the SUtic in the oujn iniseion of this law to thn people nt a Ninth Election District. followtnit municipal ofi\pcrg, viz.: one ! 88, inc jit a point whom Iho center State of New Jorney, County of Monmouth, Tho boundaries of tho natno nro aa Tol- and nlflo to pay nnd dtachnrKQ the prlnrl- Townnhip Commlttcemnn, for thrco yearn: of ?7,*>00,000.00." general election,' approved April etirh- si. pul thereof: mul providing for tho nuh- 1. Joaeph McDermott, Ourl; nf nai'l line of Shrewtibury avenue is hitorsected lowe, viz.1 ono Towmdilp AaacflBBor, for three yonrn, Elmll an net entitled "An Act to ropenl tecnth, one thousand nine hundred nnd County, do hvruby cm-tlfy. UiM iho forc- with tiio con tor lino of Herbert street, I, Joseph McDermott. Clerk of nnid mi«!iKin of thla Inw to the people at n gan- and two Justices of tho Pcaco for five an nr't entitled 'An Act authorising the thirty." become a law ? Approved Sop- Beginning at tho corner formed by tbo ernl election. Approved September 6, KolnK If. iv true und full copy of a no Urn ithwunlly nlmuT tho center lino of County, do hereby certify, thnt tho fore- Intersection of tho road fromHondrlckson'o ycara. mint ion of n debt of tlio State of New temhor 5, 1933. of election lift it ruinsim* on filo in my of- •y avonuu :» its liitar«oetlon with frofner ifl n truo nnd full copy of n notlco Corner to Atlnntlo Highlands nnd tho rond loan. Jersey by tho biuumre of bonds of the To ho voted on at tho next Keneral elec- fice mi »f the Twelfth day ot September. the center lino of tho Newman Sprlna* of election nn it. remainn on file In my of- from that rond to Harmony; thence (1) To ho vo-;ist(jly uloiur tho crntoi* lino tion, to lie bold November 7. 1033. And thnt on Tuesday. October 17th. A. D. ly.'KI. fice ntt of tbo Twelfth day ot Soptembor, cnnterly to MHI Brook; thenco (2) follow- (S 7,(100.0 O0.O0) for ihc imiuisition of No. •!. An net HuthorlsiiiK thu creation In vitncfi!" whoreuf. I have hereunto KC( of tho Nuwmaii Spfhu;a rood lo ita inter- »A, D. 1033. ing itald brook Its various courses north- Very truly yours, 1933, tho Boards of ReulBtry nnd Election laiiils and intcrcRt therein, wsiter rightH of a debt of tho ..itate of New Jersey by bectlon with, tl.u centor linu of Broad erly to Compton a Creek! thenco (3) still THOMAS A. MATHIS, i will moot at the place at which they will my hnYid and allixod the oiliciiil HOHI of ^ In wlhtonn whereof, I hnvo hereunto ast nntrei;t to Ha intevnectlon *ald County tliifl Fifth . ifl:i». With tho center lino of tho trtveka or Southern railroad: thonco (i) ntlll north- in tho afternoon and nlno o'clock In tha JOSKPII McDKRMOTT. i] hci] of tbo New Yorl: ninJ Ixm» A. Ii. 1933. Stntc of New Jctney, County of Monmouth, ' ing tho wnyi\ and mciuif* to r<«y tlie Inter- . An net authorizing the rreaHon ot a *;ierlt. JOSEPH McPEHMOTT, erly, along ualfl old Now Jorsoy Southern en. I nvenlnff, for tha purpose of mnklng tho est of (mid doln. nml JIIBO to piiy nnd dls- debt of the Stnte of ,Mcw Jerpcy by the Urutich niilroail, thonco northwesterly Clerk. rnllroad right o( wny, to Snndy Hook bny; final rovlslon and correction of tho recls- phuih't! tho principal thereof; nnd provid- isHimnco of bonds of thv Stnte In the sum The following 1" n. de^-rlpticin of tho nlonn tho centei- lino oE tho rond bed or thonco (5) westerly aloni; ilio flny, to the I. .Tonrph MrDcrmnlt, Clerk nf ttnlrl '. tcr for tho General Election. Blrctlon Ul.itrlct5 ln tho Hon.ujih of XtoA tracUn of tho New York and LOUR Branch Tha follottins Is n description of tlio mouth of row's Crook; thenco (C) nouth- County, do hereby certify. Hint tlio fore- ing far the mibiniHHioM of thin Inw to tho of five million dollars (' .1,000,niio.no) for And Further Talto Notice. pt'iipltj at n Kcnernt elect Ion,' approved tbo relief of tho unemplt ved nnd depend- Hank and tho polling plncea in the imnie, ralltoad to Its Intersection ^Ith tha cantor Klactton Dlstrlcta In tlio Townchln of Mld- erly up row's Creok and tho Urook nt tha iroliiK In n truo nnd full copy of n notice 1 lino of Chcnlnut stroot, thenco uouthwardlr d lot awn nntl tho poIUnc plncaa In tho head of oamo and In a ntrninht lino went of election n« H rcnmltia n, to he held Novombor 7, 10JK1. mlitnlon of thin law to thn ; "corde nt a Ken- tween tlui prupi'rtio'i owned by tho Mon- tho t-LMiter lino of Ikrhcrt ptrcoti M Us in- Tho boundaries ai tho eamo aro nn (al- my hnnd nml iiflixod tho oliiclnl wcnl of • ernl election. Approved September :•>, mouth Jinnt Club liinl tiio propL'tty Idiowil mony Corner. t nnlil County tbiit Fifth dny of October, . tionn for rnlslnar and breeding nnd Imiu-ov- Nn. 2 An Act mitlioiizlnir tbo €• rent ion tersection •with tho fcntrrr lino of fihrown- lows, via.: of :i debt of tho Stute 'if Now Jerncy hy as the Hed Bank Lyi-tunn. thonctj Kouth- Iniry aveuuo, tl)o point or plnco ot bejrln- A- O. 103,1. I Ing tho brood ot horses," wherein, untlcr lvnnlJy to tho rnitur lino of Broad street, Beginning at the corner of Wonley Ma- Tho polllnir I'ldco for tho Rlxlh ElerMon Itn provisions, It U nrn\ideil thnt "At th3. to Itn intci^eclion with tho center lino of Mlddletown to Koyport, nnd thonco (1) l'ort Monmouth, N. J. ber 7th, In tho-yenr ono thounand nir.o trict-i nf thin Stnto. Very truly yours, Tho pollinir placo for tlio Ninth Election ' following a lino on a nourao of (Mny, Tho rolllnfr placo f<»r Holnulol Townnhlp Moiihaniii sti'rot.. thciu-is castwartlly alom: Seventh District, Commonly Known as tho hundred thtrty-thrco. the (lucntion of the Sh;ill an net.-entitled "An Act nnllioru- THOMAS A. MATHIS, , tlio router I hut of Mechanic HU-HL-I tu tho T)i»tt'ieb In UnliMi lircluniuc. lihitwabury ift*i^, south forty-eight decrees nnd fortw. East Koanihurg Dlilrict. li nl tho Towmhlp Hull, Holmdcl, Now adoption of the IHOVUIOIIB of thin act In ln>; thf i-reiitloii of n debt of tho Stato of ; Scri'ctnry of Stntc. avenue. The baumlarlca of tho aamo aro aa fol- Jersey. onch and avory county of tho .Stnto shflll Nrw Jcrw>y bv Ihc it.Minnc*) nf ItmxlF of 1 end (if Mechnr.ir utrcut, tiienro ii«iithciist«r- TrnlU lilecllon Olntiict. lows, vis,: RI11NEV V, UIIAY. Tnn-nBhlp Clork. be nu limit tod to the ICRRI voters of tha the St.itf In tlie ruini of hpvcn million dnl- Stnte of New Jorney, County of Minmniifh. l \y filonc th*t Vonro Linu to tlio enrvotl Dci:lTinlir|- ut n i'<>i,a wlicro fho contrr ' l-aunilary line of tho )l(iruti[:U nf lUd iliuiK. lino of .Sluowjimry nvtuuo I • Int»!riiei[t«i1 FlcRlrmlns nt tho cornor formed by the Hatful Anili nth. loan. roapoctlvo rountlon," said net constituting In-a (57,nij(),()0().((O) to aid Hfhool dbtrlctn i ihfiico /uortheastwurdly nud northwanlly ronter lino of y intoroootlon of tho to ml from Hondrtck- Chnptor 333 of the Lows of 10.10, «i>- j of tlii'i Stnto In thn imympnt of tenchon' with thn cttntttr linu of Wvnt l-coimnt Mldjletown nnd Halmdel Townnhtpa to iton'fi iiornor to Atldntlo HIsliltinda nnd tin; lu-oveit Juno 27, 103:t. I rs'.liu ii-:i nnd current expcnucn ; i>rovldinK ntreot, thorro iinuUnvardly nluiij; tho ren- - ftTICE OF HEGISTilY AND ELECTION. ter lino of Shr«wnl»u:y jivpiuio lo ita Intttv* Ciarret 8. Luyiitor's corner; thcuco (3) rnnd from that road to Harmony; them < Thin Is to certify Hint tho nbovo in jtlu; ways and monm to pay the Intevent of westarly, to-TIcnny Jiml AlnrharKC Hi'itlnii \dt!i tlio rc-istor llm» •->( rc»f: a ml ]>icividinit fm- Twdflh day of K cunti^r lln.) nf iho MiiV.-iniiti SpiinHfl load to tho cornor of (Jcortio O. lyiiyBtor'a 'and John J. Murphy'fl rosldcnco to \V, I' ,-J (ionornl Klnctlon nnd of tho oificinn lo tlio rulirnhmlon of thin Inv lo tho I>PI»PIO on thn roml londliur Cnun Mkidlotown to Aui:i|Bl 2Zc\, lOn^. nn It renintua on Mo In to Itn Intrrt.uiMliin v.ltli ilu- Nin'th tihrowii- Itnlph'n Cornori thenco («) northerly. >•, - cloctfjil mid meet 1 nun of thn Honrd ol my ofllro nn of Auuunt 24th, 11)33. nt it i;i'iioini olnctlon," hrmnio n law'/ Ap- huty rivor. tlu'iint iinrthi-nit^fitilly alnni; Holmdcl I thonco (I.) ounterly, nnd fol- an nlmoHt straight line, vpeat of tho lui - l 10 •vlMlry mul lClctloii hi tho Horotiwh of Pnted at Freehold, In tha County of iinivcd September 6, l'JIi:!. my bund nnd nfi'i.Nfd tho OMVIM *e»l of thu filinii) of iIHJ Nmth , -)iu!\\.ihury tlv«r lowing t' fientflr linn nf onld rond to nt Cliarlea H. Mills to Vavt'n Crcok, mi. itllo .Silver, In tlm County of Monmouth. 'l'n lio VOtod on nt the nc*t (,'cnciiil £^ Halm Hollow nt Fred IJnnle'n Corner{ Monmouth nnd Slnto of Naw Jcrncy, thin mild t/oimty ihl/i Fifth tlay nf October, nub nnd property l.m.wn nn tlio He. to Itn liittu-:K'«-tlon uith ilm Cf ntrr l!no <^f thenco (S) down fluid Crflol: to Stttidy |Io,.: Motlco In hortliy ufvon timt n ficncml cler'.inn. to ho held November .'I,- M>,').l. I,m-!,< , v<;>iio, (J-'!iJ<-ti t\-inlv.:irtlly o\nne thanca <0) tnntoily. follow I ng tlio cunt fir or Ilnrltan Uayi thenco (i) wcatcrly nloiu Mh dny of October. A,/I). I9H3. A. n. 1 93.1. Ufitik Lyceum, ut tho volnt or vlnco ol hi t lino of «aM rond to tho Now York nnd Petition will l>o hold In and for tliA JOSEPH MeDRltMOTT, Mo. 'A. An lift to rodufo thn dcl>t nf L'lnnlni:. th.. .:cntor III.M i.f l-K-.^t, dvemm tr» lln In- tho Hay KlioiQ to tho Keansburu Uorounti iWnoUKh ot Llttio fillvcr. in tho County of the Stuto of Now Jci-Koy to ^riH.udi'.oilo.Oo. ti!i-!-t><-thni with ihfj conter t'uui (if I/fcHrhtott Long Rrnncli inllrotnl; tlionoo (V) noitti- llnoj tlicnco (5) nottthcrly, nutl wentcrly, County Cloii. CloVlt. Tho polllin; plnco for th«i Flr.-t. KloeMit Monmouth nnil Stmo of Now Jeinoy, on Kvomif. th -i! nontliwitnlly iiloii(r I!l'i <• fil- orly, OIOIIK tho New York and fj«mc Urntu:h Shall nn net eutltliul "An Aft to redm-u noiindnrtcti of tlm Klottkm PiMrlrtH In Pitttrli-t b NnvoMnk Hook and Lmlder nlon« tho Keanabutir HorouKli lino iu i'liDiuiny. Nfivcnihor 7th. 103H, hetwocu tlio And Flintier Take Notice. ter llr-.n or I..-|)'htnu nwnn td 1(9 InUc roltr'ond to Mill Drook ninnlmr through t.. (ify-elcbt inlilltin .lulliirn (?f.H,00O.- tins IloroiiKh of Fair Unviiu, and tlm pntl- l''lr«h(iiiai!, McRhnnlu htroet. farm of WIIHnin II. CTonovorj (Iicnca (tl) riilinor Avenuo; thenco (B) uoutliurly, hniii-a of Hovcn o'clock A. M. and oUht Trenton* tlaptoniltor ll!Hi, 1031!. (loil.("i) the dobt nulhni bed to bo crviitcd i«(. tlit-iirt) .»;,.,! w.fiil;/ nl'int tils* caatarly. nlunR utvld Mill Ih-oolc. to (lift rond o'cloclt V. t'M., ftt tho rtflicctlv'o polltujj l.y nn iw.t cntltlrd 'An Act mithnvlxlinr (Ju- First Electtnn PUlrkt. fronj formorly AutonUIoii'ti Corner to Ohnt'cl \>t\y ltouta No. 4; thonco (7) cnoterly, plnco In Ptiki lloi-otiith. Frcohold, N. J. i'1-cnticn of n debt ot Iho Stute of New Uoiilnnliu: nt a point when; Ih.i renter rt'iilftr Hnu uf Wf-t l^niuud i-Ue»t 'a Ihk fthmti fitild fit nto Highway mu\ nluitf] tut- CCI.UT tine i»f :WI"MV(1HM / uv«mi<«. tha , HUt to Tletiddnn'ii Cointir pnnt tho Kvnrts Sul•.! olci'tlnti v/lll l,(, hold In tho sntd Dam- air- JPFM'V liy the IKHIIIWII'*! nf t.uiuls df Mm All that, part ,,f tbo noroincli, lyluic eont line of Mf^hnnio ulrcot In intfi mM-t^il v.ttli yptacoj thonco (10) northerly, nlong tbolnnt rond from J. 0. Hendrlcltaon'n Corner to Botoindi for Iho iHirii.mn nf oleatlnff In conformity with tbo iirovlfilniiH »f nn Suit" In tho mini of okhl y-thn'o inillli>ik of ii Un« which bettlnn at Hint point whero- tho coiiter lino of llttmil utic*. thoiu-o tmliit, or t'lnri- <'f tn ,; Innini:' imm«il rond to tho paid Amntildea'n Cornnr Atlantic lttKhlnndn tiK tlio folnt or plnc« two Mcitthfru of tho (Jonoinl Annomhly of nt:t entitled "An Act to icuulnto Hue- • lollnn< (jMa.OOO.OOO.OO) fur hl^hwuy Im- tho fpntov lino of (..'odar nvcniu-, if us- Hinithwanlly tihnit: Iho riMi!»:r lino nf Hroinl of beginning nt Hnrmony Corner. toiided. would Internet iho I'um^m Ilor- rttrt'tsl to l(;i lntiM'!mi'ti,)ii uith ihn I'I-III-M- 'I'ho piillliT |'l."'i f'ir tin- T.ititli r,!ftt;il«il formerly nt (Jhupet Kill! il>nur« OO v.c.it- New Jciupy fmin thn (Vnnity of Mon- tinnn" (Hovlslou of 10HO), punnet! Apiil pi o\-I'mcntii; movldintr tho wuyn 111111 ni-,til.-i, In W*.iii.d.f» i:iu:inti Huii:!... i,!'h:h- orly, nnd follow I nu tho tnntn roti'l from Tho volKtitr l>f»ea for *ho Kovondi Klcc moutli; two Mrmficrn of tho Uaiinl of ill, 10;i0, mul the AnioixliiuMiin tliiMchi. (ni|."Ii llfifl; Mitiiiro ruDiilnu noi'th nU-nx the )I»IH of NVnlliii'o urn-el, theniMi (-a .twui tlly IIHMVIM to pay tbo inti-mit of until ilolit. alomr tho I'entiT Una of WHIIIK'D nln-uL h» Chnpcl 11)11 ta Mlduletown to tho olil MM- tlon nintrlct In (lio flrolioviPi) of tho Knnt Chnnon Ki'ceholdnrn for tho County of you nro liorcby irollfled that four lloml nud itli:o to liny and dlH.-hnrjt^ thn lnln.U cniUir Ihm nf t.'ediir nvoinn>t; to thai, point dktowii HtuMon of Iho Mew Jcmcy tlouth- Ktiniipbvir« Fho Oom^nny, 'i'liompnon Avo- Mninimmh. for thirn VOIUKI nntl for tho isHurn urn to ba voted upon liy tho vntoni l>nl thoioi.fi «'n«l inovl.lliu: f>»r Iho -ml.- who™ Hut renter lino «f Hvttnv nvcmio ln- Iho uMir of thti i>run«i-lv of tli.i iitv.nul AMY I). jmUJM, ftrn railroad) lliotiro (12) nort.li«ily iilonu into, Enat KoaiiBliuiEr, H. J. fi>llowlnt{ inuiilfliinl «>0ici'U«. vlr,: n Miiyor of tho fjtuto of Now JeiHcy, luunvn nn iri-M of thi" Inw t.. MUT i>i'O|il(i ..t n t«nu(> tb'Mistiinl nine Immlicil nml HHUI t,. tho pdlnt vhrio llj'tj cvnU'r lino of thanca (131 iiortlnveiitorly, from Wftltor District. fliittln roHd intenirct;i I hi- i'f»toi- linu of DlfjH'0 t>mtw;]!d1y Iiy a t.trul^lU. • lm:u: HoPt'lnR'a Corner atonu tho Hom>lnsf r««d for tlio Uornnuh of Mttle Silver, for ft full dnht of tbo tltqto of Now Jersey hy tho thiil v." hcrnmci u Inw V A['|>MH'IM1 Scp- iny linn to itit IntorMiotlori wtlh tho I-<-II'.IM' Tho boundaries* cf tho eamo aro uti fol- tnrm of tin en yoiiiH. Innunnco of homin of tlio j;(utt> In (ho nnm tcrnhf.r r., io;m. Itlv«r voad; thoneo nmth ;..!,,tu: tlto n-n- linrn of Mndtin plum and Wnllm-n Mm NOTICI-: or ,si.i iii'.Mr.rii' timt iUa Ad-om.t* fihittv/Bbuiy Ulver nnd tins brMga over tb« Thn rnlilni; plne« fnr Itho llmt lll.ivtlim afdvilla to Mew Monmoufli foward Kay- 1933, tlm Honrd ni ]lct>\ttYy and [Cleotlcin mi art entltlad 'An Art. nitthnrlr,lni; the Nn. 1. An m-f nutlmrlrliur the i-icntlfin wllh tho t-ralnr linn nf l'ro*^''t. n«tim).>, nf !hn i,iil)ir{Mii'i. »v-.t'•ijl"i- ttt th,i «iMSri utimo of tha Mew York tiuA I«••!) rnllroadi tlienra (I) northerly, nlonif tho von Volunteer I'ha Cotii^nuy, J'jiir Mfivtiij ! hold tho fionnrnl ' Kb.tlfn n'hova men- JfilBcy hy tho inailtiiHO of IKU'IH nf (ho l^imtMM- of ilu) tMiritiii of tho Stiit . l tlw lino of rnmpct:*. itvi> l .titj;'y <•' r right of wny of Ilio Now York nml txniu ( n roud. f The p'tlllnc plara for tha l li»t Kinrtlntt tloilffl, bfttMciii llm lintlio of tmu o'clortt fitn(« In tho pum of noven ntilEloii ttulhun ^^lln nf $MOl>,i>00. O.i'li'iiiii CiKUt ut \>nU Cn'shtv, tin tliiomth lh«i ftum of W. i«. lloiomih nf Illfftiwny. MldOlatown Vlllnge. Mlilillatttnn, oven In if, for tha piirpono of mnMntf tha Imida ftml lnt«r«nt tliwi oln. w tit or ilutitn All Una i»Ml of Ditt/KtiKMitdi Ivhur wont 'rtiili'tnliiV, Hin n)r.«)f«nt>t dnv n( Orf.jl*.', (ii) eimtntly ulfinu Mill Urook to tho ron«i An i"M- ntitboi'lrlutf tlin ncitlloti nf n of tin. Hint nn laid down In tho Kli»,t I Ha. Itrri Hank In tti*» 1'Viu-fl l.tr,.;. Mionvii muth- W. J. llnnl rcivhdon nnd oorirotlnn of tha rottlu- and iiitflieBt therein, for Ihn |»nri»fjt««s of debt of tlin Utiito of New Joniny liy tlm A. J). tll.U, lit ivt»l.'fl ttni4 ilPPl!r.(M.»rt w(l( frum Chniiftl Hill to llcniltlen'R Corner Ui Wiid.1 of (I..- filiilc in tJic mi in ha nutd.i f'n- Tlifl B!lo\vrti<-i» 'if muunt .-*l;>ii» t *ir*r Iho Mill l'ondt th«nc» (3) uortlmrly, (ho potivblo wnteiB of tlilfi .Stnt.s; provM- Thn IHJIIIIU: l»lii<*n U*r tlm .'•'"'•"ii'/ Klt>.> thti ffttittir Hiifi of Mdchnnlfl '»tiftt. tht'iu'« N»vndnh Hklikt, up (j»til rond lo formerly Antotildea'fl Cor- And I-urthtr Tokn Nollet. nf i'wc million doilnrn (?!. lMHi,()(Ki,(HI> for 1 wcitlwanlly nlf.ni: tho omt>u- Ihiu of M«. liii;* the v-'nyii atid iriountt to pay tlio lutov- tho irltof uf tlio nneniHnyeii mul dpuonrl- tlon IHMvlct U Annimtiun M, Mintnn ,. tn. Tha btfuiirlarlea of (he eama uto as f«l- ner to fHi&pel I ill] i tttoiica (4) eaatnrly, I''irolit>1il. N. J.. Octnher !>, ia:i:i. rnf, Kiuit F'.MA Purl. I Ili\m road, urnr chtinlo' n\f?.i\t to Un intiTS't-ictlon vMh lh« Vii\?l Vf.i>iFii;\\wr V» A, i>. i'JSA. lowe, via-i cftt. «f Biild dobt nnd BIHO to p»v and illr.- «nt» fii thh fitiuc; iirov|.llii(r tlio wuyn fln.l conU'r tint of Hrund Blnvl, lltA point «r plontf the (ihnpel Hill road in (larvey'o Tn KlliflUfh [J. ll..l.hi'. rhnrgo the pilnoh.fll tliorenf: nnrl pmvlfl- t.liirolu avenue. I MAWfiUlWAl I'llKUVlVl'ltiK* ( R#alnnirtg' at Many Mlii'.l Cr»ok n»d Cornor, formally Wytkoii'n; theiu-a (5> mciiM-; to pny 1 tin initial ui dild debt, lAiu-» of bffe.luntni:. Clrrk of I,ittla Fllvrr, H. •*. luff for Ibfl dDhinlnnlnn of 'bin Inw If. lh«- Hud nit '» (n |»iv mid ill.i<'hni|t>» 111" Kilncl- M/ M.nvi' :-'.f11 ill. f?«vnf>p)a at, a /reneral eleeWnn," ni>('if»n*r| (1,M!. of 1'j.n IL-. .11 JlnuMMh. ihcUwtty »V.K !- 1.,'fi. V,, liroj>aity, uivl Ihniu-e tunning U) iiuuU), In Jin» of pUttlct Nu. 2, to the Brown"* Uock e«t eittlUeJ "An Act ruiiLomlna corpora- l>i>l Mmifofj nml vrovuUnu h>r ih» »\ih- Apiil elghtoeutb, oii« LhouBBtnl ulna hun- uHnniun of tliln law to the iitso;'lo At & gflii- l>*t«*l AprU 17 th, li>4ft. fh* i>i»IHitV |il«r« fat tJt« Sowl tit Page Twelve RED BANK REGISTEE, 'OCTOBER *, 1988'.

GETS *SJM0 FOB INJITBIES, who are on a wedding trip tn the West, have arrived on the Faclflo •Christina Society. Napoleon Lucia Brought Suit Against coast, following a stay of several Elld Company.Cpay daya at Denver. Mr. Antonldea hai Plans Penny Social relatives In California and one he Joins Colonial and Spanish ii0 Napoleon Lucia of Shrewsbury ave planned to visit Is a cousin, Edgar Plans ara being matte by the Chris- nue, Bed Bank, brought eult agalaet Martin. Mr. Martin, however, made tho Now York and Long Branch rail- tian young people's society to I10W a a surprise visit to Mr. and Mrs. Ira penny social party on Tuesday, Octo- Real Estate road company as tho result of being Antonldea of this place over tho lilt and badly injured December, 1930, ber 10. On Monday, October 18, tha week-end. Ha had been In Washing- organization Will attend tha rally ,0! by a locomotive at the Chestnut ton for a week end came here be- street crossing. The case was to youth to bs held at Asbury Park high Insurance fore returning to California. school. / have been tried last week, but Just William Gerkens was at the Long before It was scheduled to begin a The following standing committees Mortgage Loans Branch hospital four days last week were appointed last week: jettloment was reached for the com- for observation. He had complained pany to pay 53,500 to Mr. Lucia, who of pains about hia stomach and Lookout—Charles Horrell, Kenneth No- was represented by Qulnn, Parsons vak and Dorothy Clewtoa. thought thoy may have been caused I>evoMoni»l—Deborah Bueltanaa end & Dorcmus. by Internal Injuries, the result of an Robert Allen. automobile accident two months ago Boclal—James L&B&U, Jr., and Florence and hia elstar,- posing for the first portrait photo- A*erre. The examinations at the hospital Society business—Paul Reynolds, Alice graph, held It — FOR AN HOURI Her faca was Atlantic Highlands. failed to show anything -wrong. Kennedy, Stephen Carter and Doris Avcrre. whitened vvith chalk; her head waa hold rigid In e (The Red Bank Reclater can be fcou Mrs. Amos Swan received a letter vise, and sha eat in tho sun for on bout on ths foof 10 Monmouth Street, .. Atlantic Highlands at the .stores of yesterday from her slater, Mrs. SHEPHBBDS CONVENTION. of Jhelr New York home. This wm the first portrait KIONE 3637. WUUnia Left, W. L«mbure and A. Kati.) Prank Swan, of Manila. photograph taken, 94 ycata ago. For years Draper's Chief of Police and Mrs. Sterling Mrs. H. H. Bowtoll returned home Thirty-eighth Annual Session Held head-rest, that ever BO gently but evor BO eurely Sweeney are the parents of a daugh- Sunday from Riverview hospital at At Asbury Park, dampod tho "eitter's" [head in place was used. And junt think ter born Sunday at tho Long Branch Red Bank, where she had been a — today in our modern etudlo without any fuaa or bother you can hospital. Burglcal patient. Tha 38th. annual convention of Justice of the Peace John S. Flit- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Unz of New Shepherds of Bethlehem of North Every Woman f croft has returned from a trip to the York spent the week-end at their America was held last week In the Chicago fair. In Chicago ho met Mr. summer home on Grand avenue. Convention hall at Asbury Park. Mra. Have your and Mrs. Howard Stockton, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Cass, who Elizabeth Bennett, representing the to look Ivr best at all times... B. Swan and Mrs. Frank Morehouse occupied tha Abel house on Lincoln Red Bank lodge, was accompanied to feel at case and perfectly of this place, who were also attend- .venuo, have returned to East Orange "by Mrs. Jennie Bopphard, Mra. Mar- Photograph taken poised. ng tho fair. for the winter. garet Schaffer, Mrs. Allco Roop, John Mrs. Norman E. Paddack and Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Dyer of Roop and Charles Bennett, Jr. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAT family have rented the Hendrlckson Sixth avenue have returned to Free- The success of this convention waS Created by mngalow on Second avenue. hold for the winter. due to the convention committea of The residence of the late Dr. Har- Rally day services were held Sun- tha Jersey Shore Lodges under the Gossard hairman, Mrs. Ada Kalnea of Keans- 8xlOPictures Is the answer. ry Hcndrlckson on Second avenuo day at the Methodist, Central Bap- a being remodeled Into a two-family tist and Presbyterian churches, and mrg. Next year the convention will Tha pull of the meet at Atlantlo City. Tho Berkeley- ofJOU . . . back - straps dwelling. Dr. John L. Opformann of were largely attended. 3 Highlands has rented part of tho Rev. and Mrs. George R. Ellin Cartoret hotel served as the head- flattens the ab- quarters. Each a different pose . . . domen, uplifts house ao an office. Philip Dlnkleberg, have returned from a vacation In tho bust, ana an electrician, while working In the New York state. AND a fine miniature of basement uncovered eomo old-tim6 A special luncheon meeting will be BECEIVEB FOR HABBY'S. controls - the newspers, namely Tho New York the pose you like best. hips. leld tomorrow at noon at the Meth- World, The Atlantic Highlands Jour- odist church in the Interest of the ipanish Colonial such as this Thomas F. Dorcmus Appointed for Let our expert nal and Tho Bed Bank Register, World Would Seem Dead Without It a Lady Mary Cravm—wtttat flttcra show Methodist home for the aged at great, especially from the West, SeabrlghtRestaurant. rtinavtifan ef an eriginat bearing tho date of September 16, Ocean Grove. louthwest and Middle West. Mrs. Ada Bolca ol Matawan in HO APPOINTMENT NEEDED phottirapk taktn In 1661. you what 002. Tho nowspapers"wero in a good Bending in her renewal to The Reg- Thomas P. DoremuaVpf Red Bank Mis-Slmpllcity Mrs. Alfred Burns, who suffered a This design has been made to per- as been appointed receiver for Har- itate of preservation, broken leg in a fall at her home a mit use of tho plan In any climate ister writes, "I thank you for your can do. renewal solicitation. You have a very ry's Lobster House of Seabrlght by MrB. Leonla Wood of Manasquan fow weeks ago, has returned homo excepting the most rigorous. Its ex- Vice Chancellor Maja. Leon Berry. 'lsited friends here over tho week- from tho Long Branch hospital. , ;erior feature is, of course, the bal- good Idea about It. I have been about $3.50 to $10 twenty years a subscriber to The Red Application for receivership waa nd. cony, ingeniously placed to roof the mado by George H. Krauss, a cred- Antone Kendzla IB now operating garage at the left, and supported Bank Register and if I didn't get it Tho Red Bank Register travels it would surely seem all the world itor. Ho asserted that the business Honey's Inn. Danie! Oakes, former over tho entrance by brackets. :ould not bo operated successfully troprietor, has rented the O'Haver over every street in town and every wag dead." COMPA road in the county. Let It carry your A wall hides tho graveled drive because of the recent death of Harry 17 Broad Street, Bed Bank, N. J. house on Valloy drive. message to those .who live on these and service walk from the entrance Boys can make extra pocket money Osmun, who was proprietor of tho ASBUlCy'PAIVK Mr. and Mrs. Leslie AntonldeB, thoroughfares.—Advertisement. garden, and a pool is suggested as selling Tho Register—Advertisement usiness. feature of the latter, to bo sur- rounded by plants of the region. In *«»eK>«*<>'5^0*>^<**«*^^ the rear there Js porch. Inside, tho house Is remarkably well planned—even to such a detail as a tiny hall between the kitchen and the dining alcove. Tho alcove serves for all family meals; when It Is too small the table is laid In the living room, or even on the garden porch. A good-sized front hall serves all sections of the house. Kitchen and garage are, however, on a small back hall of their own, and It Is possible to go from kitchen or alcove to the garage without entering living room NS or front hall. Four bedrooms and a bath are on 25 BROAD STREET, :-: RED BANK, N. J. the second floor, with tho commodi- BRANCH STORE: 178 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH. ous balcony serving two of -them. Stucco Is indicated for the oxtorlor, although whitewashed brick would be as good. A tile roof in reds, browns and greens, and; trim and windows in THREE-DAY SALE contrasting colors complete tho ef- fect. Cost will be between $5,000 and PAiLK. $7,000 in most localities. Oil Highlands News. (The Red Bank Register can be bought in Highlands at Decile's drug storo and JUST IN! SECOND FAIL at Joseph Stamen's atom) Rally day services will be held Sunday morning" and evening;, Octo- ber 15, in tho Methodist church. The official board will meet toriiffht and SAT. tho ladles' aid society and tho Sun- /2T day-school board will meet tomor- row night. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Knutson, -The'sort of coats you expect | Mr. Knutson's mother and Mrs. An entirely new group of NELLY DON M fashionsi Clever Laura Buttman and Miss Julia Kay motored to Budd Lake Sunday. versions of tha saftn-wffh-wool vogua ... tho now soft an- from Vogel's;-smart, perfectly- "Mr;'and' Mra. "Albert Lydecker of Preakness visited Rev. and Mrs. Per- . gorw and corded wooli.. .Hso Important failles.'-Authentic cy H. Comor ono day last week. Miss and trimmed with lux- Nina Thomas of Westmount was a interpretations of tho naw modified shoulders ... the smart week-end guest of Miss Amy Comer. Miss Miriam Opfermann is spend- high neckline ... the fitted silhouette. All with the excellent urious %*s. Women who know ing a few days at Richmond Hill, Long Island. fit and superior finishing ever characteristic of NELLY DON Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hoffman of coats are proud to wear Brooklyn spent the week-end with frocks! Sizes 12 to 44. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Hoffman. Mra. Jacob Hoffman and her daughter Dorothy, who have been spending the summer hero, have returned to Brooklyn. Francis Downs has bought a new clght-cylindcr Oldsmobile. Coats with Caracul, French Beaver and Mr. and Mrs. P. Schlebor and Miss Hose Fischer have returned from a Galyac, Fox and Squirrel. stay at Saugertles in New York state. William Jurgeson and family left Thursday for Hollywood, Florjda. $3§.oo Tunis H. Lane, who has been seri- ously ill the past three weeks, la Im- proving.

Coats with Badger, Beaver, Caracul 'andKedFox.

Coats \\yith Persian JLamb, Canadian :: Kn» Woo! wHh satin Beaver, Russian Caracal and Blue Fox $10.95 Dyed Squirrel. (c)Oxford Knit Wool, white btpgafina Mm $6.95

ra KrfJ Wool, rsafifeat] Wm $ 10.95

These are outstanding values today s)ConJ»ib, i nsw Bglf and will not be duplicated later. fssMo $13.95

Bopoolfa win bo mxopfrd „„ y()ur Fur Coats at Pre-Inijlation Prices. I . BED BANK : : Placo to Ova van Located on -the Beautiful ISrpad Mi-Mt t-i tin MUM Bbrevphur y Blvei cite -hour Sswers on Uvcry Btrttt Ifom New Xorlf, and provid- More Parking S-'pao lisg every cits? WKveisIetace. Sldowalba Alilng «is

Weeily. gacond-Uun Hatter at tha Port- Subscription Prlcal O» Sfcsr fl.(O VOLUME LVI, NO. 15, oliko at lied Bank, U. under tlm Act o2 March a, 1B70. .BED BANK, N. J., .WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1933. Six Months 81.00. Single Copy de. PAGES 18 TO 24. CHEER MSADEHS, Football Season WANT KIVER DREDGED. Fair Haven Man About n Dozen 'Candidates Turn Out Mnyor and Council nnd Service Clubs Money For Taxes •e At High School. Urge Improvement. .JBeafen, An outdoor cheer leaders' practlco Tho mayor and council of Red Red Bank Wffl~Accept Up toAtlantic Highlands Man Threw waa held oii^ Tuesday afternoon at Dedication of New Bridge Held Red Bank High School Will Face Bank on Monday night passed a res- 2:00 o'clock, With about a dozen as- olution urging the War department John L. Bennett, 64-Year-Gld Big Social and Sporting Event to §54,000 ire Payment of Tax Himself Into Path of Ap-pirants coming out only seven will Saturday—Acting Governor Thomas Jefferson Here—Lo- to have the channel dredged in the Manager of Butler Store, At- Take Place Saturday, October Bills—Resolution to This Ef- proaching AuSomoMes, Police bo selected. With tho help of Helen Richards and Other Officials cal Squad Shows Much Im- Shrewsbury river between the public tacked Saturday Night in Store 21, on Mr. ond Mrs. J. Ans- fect Passed Monday Night. Sanborn and Ida Grand assisting Voice Approval of Park. provement. dock at the foot of Maple avuriuc dnrl and Robbed of $130. AraToH. Ross Wiley and Chester Wllhelm, Guyon's point. During tho past ory HaskelPs Estate, The councilman of Red Bank on Hans Ejnarmyren, 31 years old of coaches, it will bo possible to opon Formal dedication of tho new high- The Red Bank high school foot- week tho Chamber of Commerce and Jolin L. Bennett oE i'air Haven, 04 Tho eighth annual mooting of th» Monday night passed a resolution Atlantic Highlands, was fatally In tho season on Saturday with a good way bridge at Highlands took place ball team has shown much improve- four service clubs have parsed alm- years old, was brutally ' assaulted Monmouth Hunt Racing association authorizing Mrs. Julia M. Keough, jured Monday morning wlien, ac- group ef leaders. Threo boya and Saturday afternoon. With weather ment after a four weeks' practice, iliar resolutions and it is expected Saturday night in the Butler grocery will bo hold Saturday, October 21, on tho borough collector, to accept Mon- cording to observers, ho walked in four girls are to bo picked from tho conditions Ideal thousands of persons under Coaches Willard Rinehart and that various other orRunizaliona will store at Fair Haven, of which he is estate of Mr. and Mrs. Amory mouth county scrip up to $54,000 In front of nn automobile driven by group which turned out for practice lined the bridge and main streets, William Sherwood, in preparation for do the same within the next few days. manager, and robbed of $150. Tlio L. Haakcll in Middletown township. payment o£ taxes. Tho sum men-Frederick Croes of Koyport on the on Tuceday, They aro Arthur Duske, heard speeches by prominent of- their opening encounter with Thomas The clubs which passed the resolu- robbery took place about eleven Entries will cloao Thursday, October tioned is tho amount which •will bo new Bayshoro boulevard near At- Milton A. Mausner, Emir Munch, ficials and citizens and witnessed a- Jefferiion at the athletic field here on tions wore tho Monmouth Boat club, o'clock aa Mr. Bennett was closing 12, and should bo Bent to Room 020, due to tho county from Red Bank lantic Highlands. His ulster, Mrs. William Bunin, Ida Grand, Helen parade over two miles long. The Saturday. After making many the Lions club, the Rotary club and the place. His two clerks, Frank Lp- 250 Park avenue, New York. This for the last six months ol 1933 taxes Elba Bohman, who refllded with him Sanborn, Sarah Cloth, Rose Grand, spoechmaklng took placo in tho mid-changes Rinehart has finally placed the Exchango club. Prcato and John Fontaao, had left meet la under the sanction of the payable in December. Tho resolution and their mother, had been walking Irene Bennett, Sydney Dancer, Sarah dle of tho bridge, amplifiers-carrying his men for the time being but Will and ho was reaching to put outythe hunts committee of the National oxpresaly forbids Mrs. Keough from' with him along tho highway before Burdge, Esther Lovlne and Virginia tho voices over'a wldo area. probably mako more changes after light when two men entered. Before steeplechase association, and it In one accepting moro than $51,000 In scrip tho accldont. Duske. Pfactlces wiirbo held every Mavor Fred P. Bedlo of Highlands the flrat game. Mr. Bennett had a chance to give an of the most Important in the Bast, for ttixeu.. Ejnarmyren had been employed un- day this week. was master of ceremonies. He Bpoke Heavy scrimmages last week and Lions To Observe alarm he TO:; felled by a blow on drawing entries from Virginia, Mary- John S. Applegato, tho borough til a week ago by tho Olson Roofing of tho advantages of tho new bridge this week have been tho routine, with i the head with a revolver. Although land,' Delaware, Philadelphia, Now counsel, in explaining tho resolution company. Ho had been ill, and on to Highlands and ho commended the learning of new and tricky plays. i slight of stature he fought back, but Jersey and various parts of New stated. that ho had Interviewed Wil- Sunday night had beon taken to At- the freeholders and Attorney General Short laterals are expected to be he wau choked Into unconsciousness. England. ; liam A. Stovons, tho attorney gen- lantic Highlands police headquarters Women Democrats William A. Stevens, borough attorney flipped out elllclently. Tho backfleld Tho robbers took ?150 from Mr. The meet la also a big social event. eral, about tho matter. Ho said that for observation because of his pe- of Highlands, for their efforts in 1:3 not shaky about handling the ball Special Program to be Given Bennett's pocket. It was his own In connection with it many dinner In tho words of Mr. Stevens tho rulo culiar actions. Ho had behaved having tho bridge built. with the exception of Turnock, who Nest Tuesday Night at Meet- money. The store receipts had been parties, dances and suppora aro with regard to paying taxes In scrip rationally, however, whllo under ob- ia new at the game and carries the collected about live o'clock in the af- scheduled. On tho day of tho meet Acting Governor Emerson L.-Rlch- ball loosely. ing of Service Club at Molly- was "first come, drat served." In servation, and his release had been arda after commenting on tho flno ternoon and what had been taken in Mr. and Mrs. HaskBll keep opon other words those who flrat present ordered by tho physician in charge. Speeches Made by Henry Her- Clipping and Interference are Pitcher Hotel. fter that had been put into a bas- house for those who havo entered structure devoted most of his speech working perfectly for the Red and scrip in payment of taxes are euro^ Ho was later seen walking with bert, Candidate for Freehold- In behalf of the Sandy Hook park Plans for observing "agricultural ket by Mr. Bennett and covered with their horses, and numerous friends to have It accepted. Later, after tho his sister on tho Bayshoro road. Ho Gray. Speed is expected to do the string beans. This money was notand visitors. Ono of tho features IB er, and John J. Quinn—Can- project and beachfront protection. trick this year, for the coaches have day" next Tuesday were made yes- $54,000 limit haa been reached ecrip had apparently loft his ulster when From where he stood on the Bridge terday by the Red Bank Lions club taken. tho noon-day luncheon nerved to the- cannot bo uaed to pay taxes. a short time later ho was seen • to didates' Dinner October 28. no heavyweights. Aa an^average the When Mr. Bennett regained hla Monmouth county farmers, over •ho called the attention of his listen- team tips tho scales at about 163 at the regular weekly meeting at the Kenneth I.I. Wyckoff, president of dart In front of two passing cars. Two hundred persons'attended a ers to tho wonderful view of the Globe hotel. senses he managed to stagger to tlic whose lands tho members of the tho council, presided In the absence Tho driver of the first car succeeded pounds. homo of his brother-in-law,, Leon hunt ride during the season. Tho meeting of tho County Women's coast and also of the Long Island Due to stomach trouble Loversldge Next Tuesday's meeting will be on Mayor Charles B. English. in swerving his car sufficiently to Democratic club Saturday afternoon shore line. Ho said in the distance held at 6:30 o'clock at the Molly Little, with whom ho made his home. luncheon is served in a huge tent by 'avoid hitting tho man, but tho drivsr was not, la the scrimmage on Mon- Mr. Little notified Chief of Police members of tho hunt club. At tho Recorder William J. Poulaoni at Rumson Inn. Speeches were made on Long Island was Jones Beach, day but Sheldon, a capable, young as- Pitcher hotel. Ono of the professors turned la $35 In fines wnlch ho had of tho second vehicle was not so suc-by John J. Quinn and Henry Her- ono of the finest public bcache3 t the state agricultural college at Joseph Herden, who in turn sum- opening of the tent will stand Mr. cessful. pirant, took his place, showing up moned the state police and county de- Haskell, tho present master of this collected tho past month. His report bert. Mr. Quinn stressed tho fact along the Atlantic coast. Ho said well on both offense and defense. New Brunswick will be the speaker. showed that 47 persons had boon ar- Ejnarmyren was removed to tho that the Democrats by electing two that for tho first time he realized Guests will Include William Duryeo, tectives, but in the meantimo the hounds and Rufua C. Finch, formor Boyd, a colored lad, paired off with robbers had had ample time to make master of hounds, to greet every rested, D sent to tho county Jail, 14 offlco of Dr. W. J. White at Atlantic freeholders this year will gain con- the Importance of the park project Arnone, will supply the backfleld atato farm agent, and Elwood Doug- discharged, 20 fired for parking over- Highlands, where ho died Boon after. trol of that body. Mr Herbert Is one on Sandy Hook arid he is now con- las, county farm agent. Every mem- a getaway and no trace ol them was farmer and his wife. Others will ba with speed, whllo Cloth, a veteran, found. >n hand to usher tho guests to thoir time, 1 fined for a motor vohicio vio- Tho body was removed to tho funeral of tho Democratic candidates for vinced that a park similar to Jones will do tho plunging. Savage, the. ber of the club la expected to have as lation, 1 fined for disorderly conduct parlors of A. M. Post(fn and Son of Freeholder. His running mate 1B Ar-Beach should bo established as soon his guest a farmer or a man engaged Mr. Bennett ia conlined to the bed tables. This luncheon which will bo veteran center, has been spilling served to about 1,200 farmers, has and 5 sont to tho county Jail. Atlantic Highlands and prepared for thur Pryor, bandmaster of Aabury as possible. Ho pledged his support many plays in1 practice and was the n one of the allied industries. A as tho result of tho brutal attack. James Lang and Christian Rob- burial. Park. and promlsod to take up the matter special musical program will be given He has a severe cut on the head from taken tho placo of tho old "sea day" one who carried tho local lads to vic- icld at Sea Girt for many years. schcr mado written applications for Ejnarmyren had resided in this Mrs. Robert Scarburg, chairman of with the governor as soon as the lat- tory last year against Jefferson. under the direction of Eugene Ma- tho blow of the. revolver butt, and licenses to fioll boor. At tho BUgges- section for tho past few years. Be- tho welfare committee, gavo a talk ter returns from his vacation. No Information is known about the ec. his face and chest are covered with On the raco committee are W. fion of Councilman Thoma3 M. Gop-sides his mother, Mrs. Yohanna on tho work of the various clubs In Referring to beach eroson ho said Jefferson squad except that they have Upon recommendation of the board bruises. He told the police that lie Strothcr Jones, Jr., chairman, Amory ulll action on tho applications -was Ejnarmyren, and tho slater who lived tho county in helping unfortunato that If the government can afford to a good passer, a veteran, Hondo, with of directors, the club decided to fol- was attacked so suddenly that he had L. •Haskell, Mrs. Amory L. Hashed, deferred. Mr, Gopslll said ho mado with him, ho Is survived by another families. She said that the Regu- spend millions in tho cotton fields in Burke and Leonard, also of last low its usual custom of visiting tho no chance to obtain a good look at Edwin Stewart, III, Wilbur B. Ruth- this recommondation bocauoo ho did sister, who resides at Brooklyn.' lar Women's Democratic club of the South and In flood control, irri- year's team. state home of boys at Jamesburg on his assailants. rauff, C. Maury Jones, Thomas S. not bollovo tho applicants understood Tho funeral will bo held tomorrow Keansburg had mado $410 at a re- gation projects and wheat Uelds of tho Tho teams will probably line up In Christmas day and distributing gifts Field, Edward M. Crane, Rutua C. tho conditions. ,In about forty days afternoon at three o'clock, with Rev. cent charity ball and tho money will Weat, it should provide adequate tho following positions on Saturday: for the inmates. The committee in Finch. E. Gaddls Plum and Thomas tho law giving tho right to the mayor H, H. Nealo, pastor of the Atlantic be used to assist needy families In protection for its coastline immedi- Red Bank's squad will come out charge will consist of Seeiy B. Tut- S. Field, Jr. and council to Issue beer licenses Highlands Methodist church, In that community. ately, nnd pay 100 per cent of• tho with George Worthley and Patsy Ar- hill, Heniy Eigonrauch and T. New- Trie program calls for seven races will havo expired. The license chargo charge. Burial under the direction Tho Freehold club has mado cost, not on the 30-70 basis. Attor- nonc, ends; Randall Dodge arid Vin- ton Dor-emus. including tho Monmouth county gold for these forty daya is $00 for of A. M. Poston and Sons will bo In dresses and garments which havo ney General Stevens, ho said, should cent Dresser, tackles; Robert Petti- The club this year wil lalso collect cup event, a steeplechase for four- selling "beer on tho promises and $50Fair View cometery. The Odd Fol-been turned over to the overseer of bo commended for his efforts In be- grew, Frank Lovcraidge or Bob Shel- old and discarded toys from mem- year-olds and upward. Tho pursa la for selling beer to be taken off the lows lodge, of which ho was a mem- tho poor of that placo. half of tho bridge. don, guards; Tony Savage, center; bers and friends. The unemployed §1,000, cf which $200 goes to tho sec- will be engaged to repair and paint Lawn and Blossoms in the Rear premises. Mr. Gopslll said tho town ber, will conduct services at the A member of the Fair Haven club, Richard Morris, Ernest Griffiths, ond horse, and $100 to tho thl>'* needed thia license monoy, but ho grave United States Senators W. Warren shifting with Denny Arnone and Clif- the toys and they will be distributed of Howard Whitfield Buildings horse. The distance ia three miles who is a registered nurse, has vol-Barbour and Hamilton F. Kean, among the poor and needy children did not think It right to accept it If unteered her services In Fair Ha- ford Boyd, at half-backs; Harold on Broad and Wallace Streets, over fair hunting country. Tha those -who paid tho money did not Congressman William H. Sutphln, Turnock, quarterback, and Cloth at of the borough and vicinity. weight is 165 pounds, and overweight ven nnd has been taking care of a State Senator Frank Durand and As- Theodore D. Moore Is chairman of Red Bank. realize that the llconso -would be is- boy with a broken leg. full. is allowed. It is for amateur riders sued for only forty days. semblyman Fred F. Shock, who pre- the committee which -will be in A check for $50 was received from Thomas Jefferson will probably Outstanding among the beauty only. ceded Mr. Richards, told of their ef- have Mikaiaukas, Hondo or R. Burke charge of this work. The members spots of Red Bank is the space back Patriok Kennedy, who. operates a tho Asbury Park executive commit- forts in behalf of the park and beach- of the committee are Theodore Par- The gold cup, presented by Man- beer garden in a building on Mon- tee- and Allied clubs to be used for at ends,- Wheeler and Curran at of the properties owned hy Howard ton B. Matcalf, is ono of tho moat front protection and promised their tackle, H. Burke and Quartararo at sons, Joseph Applegate, Lester C. Whitfield on Broad street and Wal- mouth street owned by Philip Eager welfaro work. The gift was mado support until these projects havo Lovett, Captain R. V. R. H. Stout. beautiful cups of Its kind awarded of Long Branch, said ho had been in appreciation of tho services ren- guard, with Chicffe at center. For lace street. Tho two places adjoin at any race meet in America. The Young Republicans Organization been culminated. Other speakers backs Silvio and Bldewell will start Cornelius Allcr, Rev. Edward W. each other, On Broad street are ordored to vacato by the landlord dered by tho women in conjunction were Bryant B. Nowcomb, director Miller and Edwin R. Conover. winner holds the cup until tho next and that ho had arranged to open a of New Jersey Requests Sena- with Leonard at quarterback and stores with olllco rooms overhead with tho Farley dinner at the Ross- of the board of freeholders; Colonel Forty members wero present at and on Wallace street aro living running, and when any ono wins tha • new place across tho street. Ho toy to Take the Reins—Says Fenton Farm. Arthur Foran, stato highway com- Humenai at full. cup three tlmea it becomes hla psr- aBked that his license ba transferred So far this season Thomas Jeffer- yesterday's meeting. The attendance apartments, all of which arc occu- Party Will. Rally Around Him. Plans were made for tho annual missioner, former Mayor George W prize, which was offered by Leon pied. That tenants have been found sonal property. The cup wna Orals to tho new location. It waa stated candidates' dinner Saturday after- Hardy of Highlands, Mayor William son has played ono game, which they for all of these apartments is very won by HlH Top, owned by Edward that tho mayor and council had no won by a 6 to 3 score over Clifton. Reussillc, Jr., waa awarded to George •Stressing the need of unity in tho noon, October 28, at tho Molly Pitch- R. Fowler, Sr., of" Seabright, and At- Olmstead. largely due to The Red Bank Reg- E. Jfttrsliall. .In 1927" wmism-' B." - authority to grant such a transforral Republican, party in this state, tho er hotel at Red Bank. Congress- torney General Stevens. In his clos- ister, as Mr. Whitfield stated a few Clothier's Bay Boy waa tho wlnnir. and that Mr. Kennedy would havo to Young Republicans organization of woman Mary Norton of Jersey City ing remarks Mayor Bedle said that days ago in talking with a represen- Mr. Clothier was again a winner tvf

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NOTICE Oi' SETTLEMENT pF ACCOUNT i 1 at 1' l, tlm, - • AMUSEMENTS. and Mrs. Albert IS. Langford Monday Mr. and Mrs. Irving Roop upent here will be no preaching sermon at Marion and "leaner Goldberg at Irv- Vandermeer of Long Branch spent fi i th ngton. Tuesday of lant week with Mrs. Hur- Estnto of Amilc H. IMvia, t Progress fair. Mr. Harvey is *ej£- have returned from a three week3* noae dives, Inverted flying, inside icctcd homo in about a week. furniture, rugs and other household accessories. Mrs, Albert E. Langford, Mrs. tholr 21nt wedding anniversary Sun- visit at the World fair in Chicago. loopo and head-on crashes. Cliff Ed- day by having a family gathering. wardB Is In tho supporting cast nnd David Schnoor, Mrs. John H. Wer- A communion service was held at The honor noil of the LIncroft pub- la responsible for the comedy situa- mcrt and Mrs. Stanley Cook and son Mr. and Mrs. William Heycr cele- the Reformed church Sunday. lic school for the month of Septem- Special for This Week ! • tions. spont Thursday at Anbury Park. brated their eleventh wedding ann ber is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson 'eruary Sunday. A WeBtern drama with only ono Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Cook of Point Grammar department—Elsie and Esther Hand-Hooked Rugs, 3'x5'at $12.00 each. cowboy briefly describes Ztino Grey's and fomll" have moved from tho LJncroft News. Ureckeiiriiige. Evelyn Crust, Harold Ford, Schnoor house on Railroad avonuo Pleasant visited Mrs. John Glass, Jr, Juno Roy, Miiriorie Stewart, Arnold Ben- "The Last Trail." Tho story deals Sunday afternoon. nott. Hobby Davetlo, Billy Ford, Thoml>« o tho Anderson bungalow on Camp- (The Red Bank Itenhtcr can ha bought Gaslrey, William Goode. GeorKe, Raymond with a band o£ crooks and racke- Cnpt. Georgo Carter of Highland] t I.incroft from (ieorgo Toop, who has teers, who attempt to steal a ranch. bell avenue. delivery route.) and William Kelly, Michael Mahoney and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lovcday and will spend the winter with Capt. Join Henry Molzon. LOUIS E. BROWN Most ot the action takes place aboard Glaiis, Sr. H. C. Langendorf and Cliarlea Primary department—Mildred Emley, a luxurious passengor train, In a family spent Friday at tho Trenton Mary fioffney, Gloria Morris, Nancy Scho- fair. Mr. and Mrs. Kazcnbach of High- Howard vleited tho Trenton fair last fleJd, Vincent Mauser, Halph Molcou and 117 PROSPECT AVE., RED BANK, N. J. court room and in a pretentious lands visited Mr. and Mrs. John H. week. ranch houso and its environs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKlnlcy and Jack Slielly. Henry Conk of Toms River spent Wermert Sunday. On Sunday, October 8, Misfl Ada Mrs. Harold Potter and daughter CHPEN EVENINGS BY APrOINTMICNT. 67. Clalro Trevor appears In tho lead- Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. John Ha John Tcichrnan spent Sunday at 'enton and William. Woodward of Barbara of Red Bank, Mrs. Louise it»(T feminine role. El.Brondel enacts South Amboy. Riverside Heights will visit Mrs Potter of Mctuchcn, and Mrs. Emma a featured part. vena John Mulder and son William spent Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hyers ci "My Weakness," a Fox picturo, tertained a few friends at a car with Lillian Harvey and Low Ayres lunday with Mr. Mulder'n daughter, Mrs. Talbot Travel's of Red Bank. party at their homo Saturday evci In tho leading parts, will ba tho fea- Ing. The guests were Mr. and Mr_ ture attraction at the Strand for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quorwln and Charles Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John four days hcglnning this Suilday. family spent tho week-end at Jer- Havens and Mrs. Mary Dor. OF ft mfin OOIOG TO SU€P B€FO&£ H€ This la Miss Harvey's first American sey City, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Querin'a aunt. Tho Methodist church choir wll. picture. Tho story Is by Buddy Do- practice hereafter on Wednesday H€RCUL€S RUTOmRTIC OIL H€RT. Sylva. Mr, and Mrs. George Gordon of Me- tuchen spent tho week-end with Mr. evenings. and Mrs. Charles D. Brown., Mr, and Mrs. Mark Allen and fam Carlton Thcator. ily of New Brighton spont Sunday Richard Lulter has resumed his with Mr. and Mrs. David Voorheefl "Ex-Lady," a Warner Brothers pic- studies at New* York university. ture with Botto Davis In tho star Mr. Voorhees, who has been sick, li role, will bo ono of tho features to- Mr;j. Frank Andrevva, Mrs. Janfe improving. "' day and tomorrow at tho Carlton Kolloek and Mr.s. Murray.jOiiborn at- tended the wedding of Miss Gertrude "Boots," a dog belonging to Mr theater. and Mrs. Charles Fort, was injured Mick and .Thomas Fay of Lon( Tho story is sot against tho back- Branch at tho Adventlat church at badly Saturday evening by an auto ground of Now York's artist colony Eatontown Wednesday. mobile. , with Its colorful, Bohemian atmoa Mrs. Joseph Hcyer and daughter, Mrs, Deborah Walling of Rumson RCST_ IF Hf SHUT DRAFT ON FURNACt THINKS Ht DID_O£CID£S TOJJO TO SLttP phero and shifts in sequence, the Mrs. Wallaco Miller, Jr., spent Fri- has been visiting her sister, Mrs casinos and night clubs of Havana. Elwood Seeley, As a companion feature, "Lucky day at Bradley Beach. Miss Helen Garland of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Andre Benson enter Devils," with William Boyd In tho taincd friends from Newark over the featured role, will be shown Wcdnca- Hill spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Golden. week-end. day and Thursday. Tho story deals Miss Emma S. Plahn spen •with an organization of Hollywood Mr, and Mrs. Edward Hclmuth and family of Osbornvillo spent Sunday Wednesday at Hoboken with Mrs stunt flyers and tho picturo contains Henry Marshall. many spectacular air scenes. with Mr. and Mrs. William Hclmuth. Mrs. Joseph Havens spent Sunday Mrs. Gibheart .of Brooklyn ha . On JTrlday and Saturday Edward with her sister, Mis. Stephen Bro- been spending several weeks with it i! Tin G. Kobinson and Kay Fronds will Mrs. Georgo Keefer. ander of Keansburg. 'THINKS PERHAPS Ht'D BETTtR OOAND SCC flNOS IT WAS THt FURNACE DOOR Ht FORGOT TO SHUT. W!D6 AWAKC NOW, AND CANT Cf.T TO SLCCP. come to tho Cariton screen In tho Mr, and' Mrs. Harrv Lohscn and Miss Luclllo Roche has returned tc Warner Brothers' film, "I Loved u Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rowley and tho homo of her grandmother, Ml'E Woman." Tho cast in support ln- daughter Vernlco spent tho week-end Julia Rocho of Jersey City, afte •i eludes Gonovlovo Tobin, J. Farroll with Mr. and Mrs. Phil McGovorn of spending the summer with her par JfacDonald and Honry, Koiltor. Tho Maplcwood. On Sunday they attend- ent3, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roche. picture is adapted from tho book, ed tho wedding of Miss Ann Allen Mrs. Joseph Myers of East Or "Red Meat," by David KartMner. of Nowark and Robert Runyon of ange spent Sunday with Mrs. Ma "Ono Man's Journey," with Lionel Belford. Ludlow. Barrymoro, will bo tho featuro at Harold Eagtmond spent the week tho Carlton theater on Sunday and Mrs. William Kostcr and daughter end ut Jersey City. /Monday of next week. Supporting Wilda of- Yonkers were Saturday • Mr. Barrymoro in this XI. K. O.-Ra- visitors of Mr.( and Mrs. Douglas . dio picturo aro May Robson, Dorothy Cook. • . Holmdel News. Jordan, Joel McCrea, Frances Dee Capt. Orvillo Casler caught twen- ty weakflsh last Wednesday weigh- Rev. John Sherman, pastor of til and David Landau. ing 171 pounds. The film conters about ono char- Baptist church, wills be at Danville; acter, a country • physician, who Mrs. Claude Richmond and MrsPennsylvania, next Sunday ,to offlc: achieves groatneaa through unsclfloh Henry Sharp have been on tho sicli ate at tho wedding of one of hi! "-. service, while considering himself alift. former parishioners. On this accouni ' failure in life. Two features will bo shown next Tuesday night. Eric Linden will bo aeon in "Tho Past of Mary Holmes' and Joel McCrea will appear In "Th's Most Dangerous Game." Belford News. (The Bed Ba.'• Realtor can 1)0 bnuuht Broad St. PSione Red Bank 81$ 'In Btlforrl lit tho attire of John O'Hoill. !th« Hervtco Btatlon of Orvlllo Ciialcr and Henry WauBerman'o waiting room.) Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday ! Miss Phyllis Cully has returned to Jersey City after spending two wooks with her. grandparents, Mr. ffi n ™~&. • A. and Mrs. C. Bernard Rocho. Brookfield - -iiJKc Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cully and daughter, Miss Florenco Roche, at- Print Butter tended tho Trenton fair Thursday. Mrs. George Kccfcr entertainod rel- atives from Plalnfleld Sunday. Imported Swiss ffi£ Fillet of « A gamo of dominoes was played i! for tho championship of Belford In Gruyere Cheese ^^ Haddock , Albert K. Langford's store Saturday evening between William Rooves anc I,lon Brand. .Thomas Donlon. Mr. Reeve3 won Blue Berries with a score of 2B5 to 60. Mrs. Albert E. Langford Is on the Biicklin's Asparagus Ready to sick list. r«Trgo Can- gft for A card party will bo held at St Clement's parish hall next Wednes day evening by tho societies of the Rhubarb /church. Prizes will bo awarded and Washed nnd Cut refreshments will bo served. Scott Tissue The HERCULES Automatic Oil Burner is an achievement of its cost of operation correspondingly low. It burns heavy Mrs. A. G. Mills of Yonkcr3 spen the finest engineering skill in the country. 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Teloptioning is a Qenuinoly porsonol ramamboeanco for birthdays find rmnivnr- V) 27-29 Monmouth St. Red Bank 1290 sarlns of nsxt'lown friantls. • Coll cinywliero in Now Jorjoy, o 18 mllot'. j) for 15 centsj 24 milos for 20 cranln • NCW JSRSSV (icti >N6 COMPANY$X^ City 1...11. Nt. EED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER "C 1988, toaek, Buta Herbert, Esther Con- children vlalted tts Traatoji fai? ea over,and Ethel Bprlngstesn, Doug- Thursday. las snd Stanley'Parker, Reuben __y. Mr. and Hrs. Wallac® Chswy sue lor, Perry Smith, Warren Herbert, on a trip to Klsgara Fslte. Frando Bates, Richard O'Doanell An Amos 'n' Andy mippsr wli! ba and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benson. given by Use lAdiaif Aid eodsty of Event for the Benefit of Cbrut Rev. John P. Bjalr has resumed the First If. B. church on Wednes- Church Woa Attended by Over his studies et Temple university. day, October 11, beginning et B:SO. in Sfltai FeriKa.afc IMar&l Cars driven by Chester Dangler of Tho society made & trip to Hew No, your ©y@s or© not 250 Persons and the Proceeds Oakhunit and Charles B. McDanle! York Friday o2 last weak. Soveral Under .tba AUBt»!c;-4 vi ItajUlar Item- Will Exceed $46B. of Fort Hancock collided Sunday points of Intercut wero visited and ecratts Organtia-tJoa For Men» Moro than 250 persona attended tho night on Prospect avenue near the the party returned homa at a late month County. Fifty Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday! gala night festivities at tha Village Woman's club. McDaniel'a car wao hour. Those making tho trip wera er didn't make a mistake Inn at Mlddlotown village Saturday damaged to the extent of J1B0, end Rev. and Mrs. LOUIB M. Case, Mies Nest Sunday afternoon. October IS, night for tho benefit of Christ church the damage to the other ear la esti- Sueia Allgor, Mrs. Arthur Taylor, ehould witness tha largest gathering in the prlco... It's true I at that place. Tha receipts amount- mated at 550. Each driver received Mrs. Richard Kobgrto, Mrs. William IH5ST CUT a summons for a hearing tomorrow Davis, Mra. Verna Frazler, Mra. Gar- of Monmouth County Damoorata In I.KGS OF ed to 5165 and It i3 expeoted that this the campaign of 1838. Tha meeting will be increased (somewhat by be- night before Recorder Myron L. rott Chaeey, Mr. and Mro. Frank CHUCK ROAST lated returns. Campbell. Kcnna, Miss Isabella Kenna, Mrs. will bo held In the Sylvan Forum at Tho inn had recently been repaired Mr. and Mra. John MoNally attend- Cornelia VanBrunt, Mrs. Stanley Holmdo! under the direction of Coun- and it proved an ideal place for tho ed tho annual meotlng of the Allen- VanBrunt, Mrs. Annio Reynolds, wood hospital Sunday. Mrs. Ward Demareot, Mrs. Edward ty Chairman Warwick and State event. Every part of the big build- Commlttesmau Qulnn, who will des- f ©1 AS 10W AS ibSp. Lamb Chops 2 go* ing -WJVS used. Downstairs two rooms The firemen Sunday night put out Anderson, Mrs. George B. Whitfleld, Boneless Rolled Vqal ? wore 'used for dancing and another a fire on a truck owned by the Scalla Mrs. Fred G. Steelman, Mra. Cuarloa ignata tha presiding offlear and tha (SOLID MEAT) dairy, The damage was slight Falkenburg, Mra. Harry Dennis and C rooni served for tho salo of beer and Oliver Dennis, speakers for tha occasion. ' Loin Sp. Lamb Chops 25 !! sandwiches. Upstairs bridge gamea The Triad club held a card party Veal Cutlets . . were played. Tho building was gay end dance Friday night at the Wom- This Demooratlo mooting nest with decorations of flowera and an's club. Sunday will bo the last Sunday af- Xb cm Teens. A flve-plece orchestra ren- Tho Little Silver flro company, Everett News. Shoul. Lamb Chops 21 wlth'tholr truck, toolt part In the ternoon maotlng held In tha Sylvan Breast of Veal . dered music. Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Jones of Mr. and Mra. Fritz Lleber of At- parade at Highlands Saturday. Forum this season unless some or- c b Mro. Margaret Llpsey has moved Keamy spent the week-end with Mr. ganization of citizens use It later, as AN lantic Highlands gave two Shake- and Mrs. Clarence Jones. Rib Veal Chops . 23 ' spearian sketches which evoked large from the Heyer house on Rumcon did the veterans last fall- Loin Veal Chops . road, to the Molly Pitcher hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rumph went applause. Equally ao much enjoyed Last week an Improvement was were two songs by Rev. and Mrs. A group of young folks wont flsh- to Brooklyn for the week-end. On ng at Lavalette Sunday and caught Monday they attended tlio funeral of made In tho amplifying system oo all BEST CUT PKIMK 30 lb Best Cut Cross Itlh Toji Sirloin C lb Henry Rubcll of Highlands to the ac- companiment of piano mualo by Mr. fifty blueflsh, weakflsh, croakers and Mr. Rumph's brother-in-law, can hear tha orators with eass and li Rubell. Tho couple have frequently kinglioh. In tho party wore Mioa Mr. and Mro. Nichols Pstrlcllla eomfoi't. The Domocratto speakers Gertrudc O'Donncll, Miss Esther visited friends at New York over (To Holl or Standing) appeared as radio entertainers. ( next Sunday may talk tn their con- Mrs. Egbert Swackhamer, chair- Conover,' Miss Ethel Springsteen. the week-end. man of the committee In charge of Herbert and Ferry Smith, Douglas Twenty-two children, accompanied versational voices and bo hsard SHORT CUT tho festivities, has received many and Stanley Parker, Francis Batea by their parents, went on tho Bear plainly by oil, though there may ba Chuck Steak . . Shoulder Lamb compliments on the success of tho and Warron Herbert. mountain boat trip last week. two or three thousand people In ths event. Tho u3e of tho Inn was do- Inspect Phono Exchange. audience. ' - Fra [fijpttlbii en All Mohii or Porterhouse Steak n> Miated by Charles Eilert, tho owner. Eatontown News. Members of tho Ushers' club of tho „ i Romp of Veal Methodist church made a tour of At tho time of going to press for Qw Service Car IIOLMDEL'S GOOD PUPILS. (The Red Bank RctrlBtcr can bo bought inspection of the Bell telephone com- The Register, Chairman Warwick n Eatontown from Noble Moaby at the pany building on Monrnouth street Sirloin Steak . . lostofllce and at Frank M&rccllo's barber had not definitely decided on the Twenty-Soven Children With Perfect bop,) Monday night. Those present wore Is Always Ready Records for a Month. Albert Laurence Baner, Harry Bor- program of spoakert, honca further Mrs. Charles Breeso and daughter nard, Thomas Dugan, Stanley details may appear In the dally Hamburg Steak . The following pupils of the Holm- are on a trip to Boston. Brown, Stuart Eddlngton, Donald papers later this wooli. clcl public school had perfect attend- Mrs. Arthur Taylor of Broad Hembling, Claronco Beck, Wallace ance records'the past month: street is on a two weeks' trip to Eddlngton, Dlcitoon Witman, Weston In tlio event o2 rain, mnttlDg It Grammar grades—Vernon Bennett, Middletown, Now York, whore she Oliver Francis, Chester Knplus. Joseph Hausman, Thomas Calrs, Richard unfit for fin outdoor meeting, tho Iwp'us, Stanley Lcahinaky, Euialle Francis. will visit her mother, Mrs. Rush. Warner, William Best, Roy Flannl- v>tO ic Leahlnaky. Marguerite McCormlclt. Mrs. George Mosby and daughter gan, Clinton Wllber, Edgar Bray, rally will bo postponed. \IH ita Young, William ManeeJ, Thomas Mimed, William jrcCormick, Frank Swee- Barbara are vialting Mrs. Mosby'a Robert Dangler, John Gunstor and This advertisement Inserted and IIJ Carolyn Crawford, Ada Gillcapifl, mother at Newton for two weeks.. Austin Pohl. paid for by tho Holmdel Grape Farm. Hi'.n Mahcr. Ethel O'Reilly. Andy RceveB has moved his real Primary grades—Holmes Duncan, Nor- estate and insurance ofllce to Broad ALL BOLOGNA PIG KIDNEYS miin Mornan, Ralph Morflan, Purves Straw- liuncl, Betty mil. Myra Francis. Edletrand street. FRESH FLAT 111 liar, Doris Maher, Fannie Ncapole, Sadie Clyle Hayes gavo two pints of FRANKFURTERS u uwhand. blood to George Winter at the Mon- 42 West Froal St, SPARE RIBS mouth Memorial hospital last week. LIVERWURST Mro. Elizabeth Stout will celebrate i Little Silver News her 81st birthday on Thursday. 2,000 LBS..PREMIUM EED BANK HEADCHEESE SLICED LIVER Benjamin Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Fox, ( The Red Bank Register can bo bought n Little Silver ot the Union News Stand Mre. B. F. Woods, Mrs. Mabel Brow- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT POLISH BOLOGNA DIXIE BACON rf the depot and at George QuackenbuBh'a r and friends spent Sunday at At- Estate of John Klasell (or Klitel), minor. Aciicrnl store.) lantic City. Notlca Is hereby slven that the eccounta of tils AUbBcribsr. RUardlan of the estato ETC. ,,rcrc. SALT PORK I Mr. and Mrs. George Klgrlm loft A bunco party will be held at the of gala minor, will ho aadltoJ and itated municipal building on Friday even- by tho Qurroeata of tho County of Mon- ' Sunday on a motor trip to Niagara moulh and reported for ssttloment to tha Is'lls arid Canada, ing by the eighth grade of tho pub-. Orphans Court of >ald County, on Thurs- I 'I he oldest son of Mr. and Mra. B. ic school. day, the twenty-sixth day ot October. The W. C. T. U. mot at the home A. D. 1D3S, at wblcb llrao sppilcatlon will — Grocery Dept. Specials — — Fruit & Vegetable Specials — j F Sommers is in Fitkin Memorial bg made for the allowanco of commlsalona hospital with ear trouble. of Mra. O. Whitfleld last Wednesday and counsel fees. ABBIOUR'S CL0VERBL0OM •when the election of officers was Cauliflower head |5C j V. Parker Wilkinson has bought MAIN OFE1CE: BRANCH OFFICE: Dated September 16, A. D. 1088. a new Buicl: sedan. held. Th6 officers are: president, TUB PROAD STREET NATIONAL BANE Rolled Butter 2 »••*»' 55c ms Mra G. Whitfleld; vice president, 103 MONMOUTH ST. SHBBWSBUBX of Red Bank, N. J., Fancy Green Beans 2 - 15c Ihe Methodist Ladies' Aid society By NEWTON D. ALUNS, na for Mill meet this afternoon at the home Mrs. James Wolcott; secretary, Mrs. TEL. 2815. TEL 488-J. Receiver, Sugar 5 - 24c Fancy Fresh Lima Beans ....2 ms- 23c of Mrs. Madeline Wilby. Mir Ian Steen; recording Bdcretary, Bed Dank, N. J.. tnU m Sergeant and Mra. Ernest LIttrell Mlsa May Plernon, and troaaurcr, „ Guardian. Armour's Evap. Milk 3 ™* 17c for find family left yesterday for Texas, Mro. L. M. Case Qulnn. ParnonB & Doremus. Sunkist Calif. Oranges 13 25c Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aumack and Bed Sank, N. J., llB their future home. Mr. Littrell was Proctors. SwansriWn Cake Flour i> - 27c Tokay Grapes 2 Ibs-for recently retired from active service; I MOTHER or QUAKER in the army. for JJr. Kobert ..DIcksdn has gone to Oats ...... :.. 3 1*5° 21c Montclair to spend tho wlntor with |! or — Fish Dept. Specials — iclative3. Premier Seedless Raisins 2P'"5 -* 15c The I Tappa Kag society met Boston Mackerel Thursday night at the home of Mlsa Alaska Pink Salmon t!l11 ""• 12c Esther Conover at Oceanport. Plans Blue Fish were made for a steak roast October nn l bot 8 in tho woods on tho property of w Cloudy Ammonia i - 12c Weak Fish ' Douglas Parker on the Rumson road. Libby Peaches 2 ^"t ranc> 29c Plans were also made for a Hal- II liv 111 lowe'en dance October 26 at tho par- (Sliced or Hohcs) Fresh Cut Haddock Fillet 19c ish hall. After the meeting the r members held a dinner-dance at the Unicorn Sweet Pickles . ..> J" 23c Oysters, Shell Clams on Sale. RowvoH tea room. Those present 1_ {J a wore Misses Julia Parker, Geaine

Statement (d Condition: as of .October. 3, ;2933

RESOURCES LIABILITIES Cash in Vault and Due from Capital $ 100,000.00 Banks $ 187,967.13 Surplus 50,000.00 U. S. Government Bonds 258,000.00 Keserve for Contingencies , 78,059.67. Banking House, Furniture Deposits: and Fixtures 75,000.00 Commercial Department: < Mortgages (First Lien, Im- New Accounts . _-_$417,(S96.02 Accounts Payable In Agreed proved Property) 26,800.00 Time Under Proposal Agreement ______79,793.50 NO MORE BLOW-OUTS FOR ME — Loans and Discounts (Se- cured and Time Loans to Interest Department: RIP OFF THOSE TIRES AND PUT ON New Accounts 218,18748 A SET OF GOLOGN PLY SILVERTOWNS Local Merchants and In- Accounts Payable In Agreei1 dividuals Due in One to TJnjs Under Proper 4] RIGHmT AWAHvvnYr r-——•—• •;••"•• Agreement 227.M8.4J Three Months) 694,182»52 Christmas Clubs _____ 2,938.01 -.' i- Treasurer's Chocks and S \ ' I'J / Certified Chocks Outstand- No Extra Costf or this amaz- and day to keep up with the demand ing 6,623.77 ing Goodrich invention for thia 3-tiraes-Diifcr tire. Certificate!) of Deposits _ 1,716.18 When tlio Bpecdometer reads 40, Trort Department ______30,193.00 OMETHING had to be done' Y(-;ir HO and 60, mile after mile, the ho .it S alter year, thousands and thou- insido the tire becomes terrific— sands of people wore bcim: lulled or lubber and fabric begin tocopar.ite. Total Deposits 1,01^,839.98 injured whoa blmv-oufa throw car3 A blister litartn... And jrowa ... out of control. JOvcry chicle day Until BANG! A blow-on!:! Borrowed Money NONE tragic accounts of blow-out ncd- To protect you from blow-outs, dentn wero appearing in tlio daily every new Goodrich Safely Sihcr- J)ew(!j)apcrstl)roui,'houtt)iocounlry. town Jia^ tlio amazing lite-Sxvtr TOTAL.. 1 $i;241,899.66 TOTAL $1,241,899.65 f'fiivo uo a enter tire,'* tar own- Golden l'ly. Thia invention re ir,t:i tra fairly pleaded. "WovHmtoioin- heat —rubber and fabric don't md protection," lire buyera insisted. uennralc. Thus bliatcra don't form Goodricli cneincora went to work. insido tho tire. Tho cause of bW- In oecrct. For It montlra. Then euta i;i climimitcd before, tliry rlnrt, We are pleased at the confidence shown by the public in tills ramo tlio bic ncwn. Newa of tho Irm't, it better to be cafe tlnn amazinf: Lile-Savcr Golden IMy. to 1ID uorry? Put n net of Goodrich Nciii) of a 8-tiin«i-i=afi'r tiro tliafc Safety Silvertowra on your car institution as evidenced by the Increase in deposits and call atten- would f^avc tliouf;;iiida of livcu—that NOW. They coat not ,-t penny raoru wouldslnndupumlpricrrlficnpcedu. than titandard tire;:. tion to our liquid position represented by Government Bonds and Hundreds of thoiKumk of rnotor- Thia inoicnia indi- istf! Jinvo flocked to this now kind calca that tlio Good- of tiro. In tlio last 12 \vt'(fcs the train rich Company com- Cash. of GoiHlrli'h Bitvcrtowiiiilian tripled plica fully with tho over the Vramo wwkn o( 19112. The Prraidont'o blanket GoodrH'Ji factory in working uight code. Depository (or U. S. Government Funds

i4@ ii\ DIRECTORS CHARLES R. ENGLISH KENNETH H. McQUEEN- JOHN J. QUINN FRANK E. PRICE WARREN H. SMOCK ALBERT W. WOROEN

Phonc 1742> EED BAMK* N. EED BANK Pap Nf iv km rentes Herman Schlleting's house on HEBJTHIBD BIBTHBAY. Emith, Jr., are attending the Pea- secretary of the New Jersey Sunday Car Struck by Auto tho iseuth eldo of IMd eveiiue In cock-Cornell school at Red Bank. league, will preach at the Methodist BJlddlctown. Tarty Saturfay Afternoon For Msry Mr. and Mra. Edward C. Lcntllbon church Sunday night at half-past Van oa State Roa'cl Mre. S. Smereim ot Newark JIM I*u Irarry ot Keyport. have returned from an automobile coven o'clock. His subject will bo rented a ete-room house on tho trip In tho Went. "Keeping the Sun In Sunday." Rev. Mr. and lire. WilllamJH. Marvin The third birthday of Mary Lou Rev. W. D. Brown, secretary of tho Mr. Womer has made a wortd wide of Hlvcrslde drive were Injured laitt north side o£ Elm place from the Farry, daughter vof Mr. and Mre. 3fld- survey of Sunday conditions and has Second National bank__ and trust ward Farry, Jr., of Koyport, was board of education of the Reformed Friday night when their car was hit company. church of America, will preach at tho frequently preached sermons in ad- by a moving van at the intersection celebrated with a party Saturday Reformed church here nost Sunday. vocacy of Sabbath observance. of that thoroughfare Vvltli the MM- afternoon. The rooma were dec- . =»«b^-^—~ . KUIGEBS STUDENTS He was formerly pastor of the Mld- dletown (state highway. Their In- orated In pink and white and the dletown church. Keyport Personals. juries consisted of cuta and bruises, children had a delightful time play- which were treated by a phyBldan. Four Moonunith Comity Men Join ing games. Thoso present were Mary A curiosity on George 'Bunco's Mrs. Mathilda Schlegel and Mrs. Their car was demolished. NaUonnt Societies. Lou Weot, Nancy Cundey and Billy placo Is a pear tree bearing both Samuel D. Walker left Mondey for Tabln of Keyport, Joan Jordan, .Bar- fruit and blossoms. Chicago, where they will visit the According to Mr/Marvin, ho 'wso Sevsnty-saven students at Kutger3 fair. driving south on the highway and university •were pledged to national bara EwenBon and Joan Rees of vraji endeavoring to turn Into Rlver- fraternities and local clubs at tho Matawan, Mary J. Coyne and' Frank B*lford Personals. Members of the Monmouth County eldo (hive. Ho had waited for cno close of the restricted rushing period jealte, Jr., of Red .Bank and Elch- branch of tho Holland society of New Make the test yourself—you will find Louella outstanding for freshness .rd Btrykor of Atlantlo Highlands. Rev. J. J. Mcaalor was entertained York held their annual meeting at car coming In tho oppoolto direction which ended last week. Four of tlieui at dinner Thuraday night by Mrs. tho Monmouth county historical as- and quality. Thousands who use it regularly have proven it to be ,-. to paea and had started to malto tho were from Monmoutli county. AH of James Podee of Hazlet. sociation house at Freehold on Mon- turn In tack of a uccond car, which tho group with the exception of one lira. Mattle Osborn and her daugh- day night. The following were elect- The Finest Butter in America. had turned right Into Riverside drive sophomore wore memhora of the Middletown Village. ter Vivian and Mrs. Alma Donovan ed officers for the coming year: after proceeding north on tho high- freshman class. No pledging will be spent Saturday at New York.' Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest way. allowed until nest Tuesday, October (The Red Bank Register can be bought Rev. J. J. Messier attended tho President—Beniftmin VfinKeuren. Eaton- 10, when rushing and pledging will n Middletown at the stores of J, 0. town. Tho truck Is owned by A. O. Bog- Inislit and William B. Waters.) monthly meeting of tho New Bruns- Vice pre«ld«nt—Aaron 8. Van Basklrk, cra of ABbury Park. Tho accident be unrestricted. wick district teachers association at Key&ort. Secretary.Treasurer—J. H. Hendrleltson. waa reported to tho Mlddletown po- The Monmoutli county etudentH Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Woodcock havo St. John's Methodist church at Key- Keyport. lice. No arresta v/ero mado. pledged were Robert E. Grccnblatt moved from tho Rlclgcway house to port Monday morning. Harold V. B. Voorhls, retiring pres- of Bed Bank, Phi Epsllon Pli Loon John N. Hlllyer'a houso. Mr. and Baskets of very attractive dahlias ident of the branch, gave an Interest- 1 F. Garrison of Keyport, Delta Kap- Mrs. Woodcock recently bought a lot adorned the front of tho Methodist ing lecture on the origin and facts c Players Auxiliary pa Epallon; John V. Denlso of Free- on William M. Orecnwood'a property church Sunday. Thoy were given by concerning tho Christmas seals. The Finest Sweet Cream Butter in America. hold, Chi Phi, and John Vredenborg aftd they will build thereon a houeo Mrs. Johannes Bade and Mrs. How- Social Meeting of Freehold, 1036, Delta Kappa Ep- lor their own occupancy. ard Smith. Boys can make extra pocket money l b pltB ollon. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knapp of Rov. M. Wayne Worrier, general selling Tlio IXesioter.—Advertisement Finest Pure Lard «> (Kc I 4SC0 Sliced Bacon V2 'I 91c 5 Mrs. Walter Kaiser, Mrs. Lyall S'ow York Qoont laat weok with Mra. Enotlce, Miss Blgrld Nelson, Mra. TAKES IN THE FAIR. Knapp's olstcr, Miss Minnie Dunbar. Morris Kaplan, Mrs. A. Duake, Mrs. Miss Suzanne Bennett Is taking a Harry Welsh, Mrs. Augustus Wul- Gold Seal carton Selected Rich Whole Milk Gcorgo Grammfln, Sr., of Brown post graduate course at Smith col- doz flng, Mrs. Samuol C. Corso and Mrs. lege at Northampton, Massachusetts'. 3 of ' Edward A. Collins won prizes at a Plitcca Spends Birthday nt Trenton. John Llecty lg on a business trip twelve b social meeting of tho Players' Boat Goorgo Gramman, Sr., of Brown ,n Texaa. THIS WEEK'S FEATURES! club auxiliary last night Dreoo re- .ilaoe was 73 yoara old last Wednes- Mrs. George Schlaler and Mra. n> hearsal will bo hold tomorrow night day and Jn celebration -of the event Charles Bailey of Asbury Park have Keg. IBe Broken Slices for tho floor Dhow Saturday night. ho took a day off from hie tonaorlal Tho auxiliary will < hold a card party boon spending a few days with MrB. big duties at Sharabba'a barter shop on lharlcs L. Stouorwald. Cream Puffs . . cans Tuesday aftornoon, October 10, at Mechanic street, to take in thn sights Several residents of this placo mo- the clubliouuo for tho benefit of tho at tho Trenton fair. In talking with tored to New York Thursday even' each Excellent Quality—Only the slices are broken. charity fund. Boglater representative about Ills Ing whoro they attended a dinner Chocolate Eclairs; . 6c Reg. 13c Princess. day's outing ho cald "I spent a dollar party and a broadcast by Rudy Val- Gold Seal Macaroni or Spaghetti i>kB 7c BIVER PLAZA GOOD PUPILS. for a grand stand seat and took in eo. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. 3 30ceach cans tho races and the high class vaude- Egbert W. Swackhamer, Mr. and Mra. Lemon Meringue Pie Del Monte Tomato Juice 3 25q Scholars With Perfect Attendance ville. Tho sulky races wore a littlo Wardwell G. Thomas, Jr., Mr. and each Bocords For a Month. slow in getting started. I would Mrs. George W. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Ern- 20c Kraft Cheese &e 16c rather ueo a running raco any day."est W. Mandevllle, Mr. and Mrs. Coffee Rings . . (Velveeto, American, Pimento) Puplla of the Elver Plaza 'school On his return that night a group ot can with perfect attendance records for Thomas Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. 25C each Glenwood Hom-Like Apple Sauce 9c friends from Jersey City as well as Thomas Evans, Donald Hargravo Large Honey Buns . tot tho past month aro ao follows: members of his family circle paid and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snydor. flSGD Pure Vanilla Extract 17c First and second grades—Richard Colt, him a surprise vlBit at his home. Reg. 10c Puritan Robert Cult, Grovor Colo. Raymond Cole, ills3 Ireno Steuerwald la a ptfpll William Cotton, Charles Delch. Harold at Mrs. Florenco O'Shea'B business India Ceylon Tea 0 %-«> £dmondson, Edward Lubo, Richard Hon- Marshmallbws drlcks, Frod Lube, Malcolm Daclcer, Lea school at Red' Bank. &SGQ Orange Pekoe or Her^s. Gtaco Holbrook, Nancy Hooker, WOMEN IK GOVERNMENT. Mrs. Honry K. Ball entertained pAtsy Moran, Dorothy DoMedowlU. Mrs. Wardwell G. Thomas, Mrs. Third and fourth ffi-ados—Barbara Addresses on This Subject to Bo pkgo Oonkiln, llurlol Edtnondson, Ada Fowlor, Mode At Leonardo. Charles L.- Stouerwald and Mrs. Ar- Jenloo Gnrdnor, Mnrjorle Koloda, Arvld thur B. Chase at a dinner and bridge Gonklln. Marshal Cole, Charles Edmopd- party laat week. 20 oz. loaf feon, Lloyd Holbrook, Jorry Matthews, Tho mooting of the Fourth District FASTRX DEFT. Robert Parker, Rtilph Runyon. Gordon club of MWdlotown township tomor- Joyco Hance, Thomas-G. Conover, Eitant. Edward WlliJuncor, John RoBor row night at tho Brevcnt Park and Jamea, John and Edgbort Swack- 31 BROAD ST., RED BANK Reg. 8c SSW Leonardo flrohouso will bo featured hamcr, Michael and Turner Mande- Selected by experts—from iihe World's Finest Plantations. Fifth nnd sixth grndos—Norma Conklln. New Pack Jeanne Matthews, Natalia Prots, Paulina by several addresses relative to wom- villo, Audrey Smith and Gcorgo W. pbkodg, Joan Pettlt. Dorothy Ruynkoskl, en's »>art In government. Arrange- n> $uth Snlffftn, Amy Stovonson, Alice Town- ments aro being mado to caro for a Buckwheat or mind, Mae Flanna&tm, Irwln Hendrlcks, large attendance andr. for refresh- lobby Hondrlcks, John Kaleda, Cor- JSaliuo Marcollus, Billy Moran, Billy Stobo, ments. Thoso who havo been invited Pancake f^lvln Wickorehara. to speak at tho meeting are Mrs. Seventh nnd eighth KradeB—Doris Con- Rullf V. Lawrence of Freehold, Mrs. !b ner, Joyce Qoodspced. Helen Moran, Howard Height of Sea Girt and Mrs. fllcfl Sehllehtlnff. Joyce Snydor. Oreste de iarro. John Fowler, William Fowler, El- Katherlno Elkus White of Red Bank. wood Hondrloks, Albert Llndonstruth, Others Invited aro Mra. Rose O'Flah- Ponald Mtttthewg. __ ^ ^ erty, Mrs. Minnie A. Wermert, Hen- lbtln pkgs ry D. Scudder, Jr., Egbert W. Swack- - L J BBIDGE AND DANCE. hamer, John B. Bennett, Jr., and John I* Hougarthy. Vacuum packed. Table can 190 Club Hcia Affair Friday nt JERSEY LAGER is a mellow, full- tln Littlo Silver. J bodied beer, scientifically brewed Chase & Sanborn'a Coffee » 27c Syrup Missionary Society to Meet. The Tho Triad club of Hed Bank held from our own famous water. Thor- a bridge party and dance at the Lit- Tho Wononah Missionary society tle Silver Woman's club last Friday will hold a covered dlBh sociable- and oughly aged—pure and wholesome. Our Own Bakery Cakes—Specially Priced I evening. Prize wlnriors were Miss banquet In tho Methodist church hal The full alcoholic content satisfies and Quality Pecan.Maplo Iced each Eva Westdyko and James Turnoek. at Little Silver Friday night of next exhilarates. The lasting creamy head Cocoanut Marshmallow each Refreshments wero served during the week, October 18. Miss Mary Lovett evening and dancing was enjoyed by of Littlo Sliver will bo tho guest of permits you to enjoy the rich flavor Beer LOAF CAKE nil. honor.. Miss Lovett for many yoars and aroma. Thoso present were Mr. and Mrs. v,-aa a, missionary In India and oho •Tomes Turnoek, Mr. and Mrs. Eoywill probably toll of oomo of her ex- Jersey Lager, the Quality Beer can MSCO Crushed or Golden Bantam Reg. 10c Dried Kearney, Miss Cecllo Dlxon, Jack periences In that country. only be compared to the finer beers fimocl;, Mlaa Gladys Porrar, Harry brewed in the Old Country. Lima Beans Kruoe, Mlas Graco Brooks, Dudley cans Ramoden, Miss Mildred Scheldt, Ar- Visitors At West Tolnt. g^ lbs M g»o thur MaoDonald, Miss Virginia Misses Lois Knodell and Mary Al- Brooks, Bud Rathsmlth, Miss Eva ien of Eatontown motored to West ^Vostdyko, Stewart Gallagher, Miss Point Saturday to attend tho West nclschmann's Yeast cake 3d Post Wholo Bran pkg Ho Helen Massoy, Frank Warner, MIBS Point and Mercer football gamo and JERSEY BREWING CORPORATION Jell-O 3 pkga,23c Helou VanDorn, B. Allon Parker, evening prom. Thoy wore guests of Post Toastles 80 (Assorted flavors) Mfeo Francos Wolcott, Raymond Cadot William Connora and Charles KEANSBURG, NEW JERSEY /- MIDDLETOWN 490 Gold Seal Rolled Rone, Miss Dorothy Gibbons, Kdward Dickens, Murdock, Mtsa Helen Voorhoes and Ritter Spaghetti 2 ""' 15c Edward vonKattengell. .JIEW TENANTS. Whole or cans or Ground Spices ' pkga ETour 0oos(s Bented In and Around Eea Banls l^aat Woels. Seedless Ealslns 2 pkga 15o CnU' Sauce Jar 19c Tbo following places havo boon .HHA. tfo bottor soason of tho yoar than right now to got your houso Wbeatena pkg 26o Mazda Lamps each 20o Irentod through G. Howard Llppln- Sunrise Tomato cott: In ordar. It's cooler, moro comforlablo working and H't wlia plig Mrs. Edna F. Manson's ho.uso on tho south side of Potors place to L economy to protect against tho colder day* on tho way. J Jack KlrBchbaum of Foxwood Paik i Plain or Iodized. botH who will move thora November 1 Mrs. Manson will occupy a riverfront homo. gSGQ MEATS—Specially Priced—Large Variety Herbert Brunson has rented Frank M Plcono'fl bungalow on tho north sido /^-^' : Large of Willow drlva at Littlo Sliver. S, Hamburger of Elver Plaza nan Smoked lb. Skinned

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Master pnhitcrs from conr.t to coast endona MASTER MIXED House Pnint. Free-flowing, PER GALLON with a greater coverage, it comes in many attrno live, lasting colors. Lower priced only because Sears Iiespa five big factories humming. IN ALL OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS and U easts m little Select tloz Frcoh Caught Ya Medium Slto " -. T i.™ "._,-•—r—w Jersey CHOWDER -~] JJto s pair of fi!io«3, fi Oysters csr looks its beet only WEAKFISH Inferior Paint 1 as (Opened) CLAMS yoWBdf, your familr. and your ftlenda a Bo n room ot n lime—yuu'Jl he surprised how CBHJ It IreatI I^tuatftacl really Is—on you nnd your pncltotbnok. There's a fine Produce—the Finest that Grows y1BH, occasions advanced the ball •woll lnj-o Kins 186 188 SOB Freehold's territory but lacked tha Mlnton. ..— _. 164 211 170 ecarlng punch, in tho jjecond quartei Hsirfny . . ISO 154 171 Blvaiia of tho army team picked a % Pin G*oai>» Pretty Well Banefad! Btryker „ „.. 168 ISO 182 Alerts Break 4 to 4 Deadlock Robins, Defeated by Score of "5 Truex _ _ 222 ITS 800 paas out of the air and ran nearly With Highlands Team by to 1, Are Held to Four Hits by as. Red Bank Lcagea Ead» 010 Oil 028 40 yards before belni; downed. Army Firat Weds of Aslivlfe—- LEON'S CLJ3ANER3. then, mado a llrat down but on the Scoring Two Rons in Ninth Schneider, Who Receives Ex- Rental ..'. ....„ 181 04 . 156 next play Freehold intercepted a pass * . Frame—Close Game. cellent Support. Meat -Tlut Week. Ernminl _..„_ 169 143 130 OK their ovm 17-yard lino. The Bears Burdw - 137 in 184 wero unab!o to advance tho necessary Playing a vastly different brand of Five teams, all undefeated In the Koncora ...... , ...... 116 149 J Two tuna in tho ninth inning gave flrst eet ot matches, -were tied for Hartner : . 132 yardage nmi chose to punt as ths > tha Eatontown Alerts a 6 to 4 vic- ball than they have been exhibiting DUUcuro - 170 178 US half ended. £ in tho past, tho Llttlo Sliver athletic first place In tho Ked Bank bowling tory over tho Highlands baseball league as the first week of action '' 70S ~6B8 ' 701 In tho third quarter Fort. Mon- * club on tho latter's grounds at At- club balltoasers last Sunday after- mouth, taking tho ball oil their own > noon mode short work of tho Fair paused last week. The tying teams Tha Blue Eagles opened their eea- lantic Highlands last Sunday after- are tha Professional Men, Utility eon last Wednesday night by defeat- 33-yurd lino marched down to the noon. Haven Robina. The ecore was 5 Freehold firat yard line, where the 1 In Little Silver's favor. team, Blua Eagles, Eisner No. 1 and ing Irfddy & Son In three matches. The gama started out as a pitch- tho Professional Gardeners. The coal dealers failed to make a county scatora mado a atand and took J ers" battle between Evans of the "Dutch" Schneider pitched ocoro higher than 70S. The Eaglea tho ball. Tho llnal quarter was fea- ' Highlanders "and Jeronl of tho Al-i same for Little Silver, holding tho At least one oj the 'now undefeated teams will have been beaten by this averaged 616. Curchin, Sr., of tho tared by another drivo by Fort Mon- » erts. Neither team scored for three j Robins to four^Mts .and had excel- former Comets was high with 104. mouth to the Freehold 8-yard line. lent support. The Silverltes touched time next week for tho schedule calls innings. The Highlanders broke the" ' ' """ " ""'"" """ for two meetings of three of the flrst Tho scores: Moat of tho advancing was done by ice by making a run in,tho fourth Phil Eifeland for ten hits. Shaffer, A fifteen-yard putialty ruined Little Silver did practically all its place teamn. Tho Eisner No. 1 team BLUE EAGLES. and the visitors countered with two will oppose the JJtillty team tonight Curchlns, Jr, '. _ 102 117 171 what promised to bo .army's oppor- in tho fifth. The Highlanders then.' scoring In tho first three innings. Luke ..... 188 175 ioO tunity to ecore. Fort Monmouth took regained tho lead by tallying three i One run was made in tho first and and tho Professional Gardeners next Potterson ._.. „ 170 141 181 Monday. lastellaelo . 180 162 178 to passing in tho final mlnutea of the times in tho cKtli, but the visitors i second innings and two were added ! game. Tho other teams aro pretty well urchln, Sr. 180 177 101 again tied the score in the seventh in the third. Fair Haven made lta Tho gamo ended on Freehold's Blx only run in the seventh and Little bunched, four being tied for second, 861' 80S 074 inning when they scored a pair of three for third, one In fourth place yard line. Next Sunday Fort Mon- runs. Holding tho Highlanders score- Silver added the final touch LEDDY & SON. mouth will pluy tho West End club. scoring: one in the eighth. The score: and throe that havo not yet won a „.:.:..:...... :. 157 m. 1G2 leea for the balance of the game tho game tied for last. , Leddy 152 1C0 Tho line-up: '' Alerts ivcnt to hat In the ninth and LITTLE SILVER. Mlnton 17S 171 scored two runa before being retired. AD n II PO A STANDING OP THE TEAMS. Masxooco ... „ 187 Ft. Monmonth Freehold Bears Hammond, cf W L PA I!3 Wattcto I'E Wallaco / Tho Alerts made eight hits while i Kaplan, si. ..: 4 Professional Men . 8 0 022.2 028 J. Dowd US Grontui '•T . Schenck ( the Highlanders made six. Kettel, I n. smith, r. 4 Utility Team ..1 S 0 8E4.1 Sit E. Dows ..._ _.._. 140 167 llllndiuier !•« Hentraan AAschetllnoG c l ct , 2b2b 3 Blue. Easlej 3 0 847 8T4 MeDcrmott 168 111 Burllc <-> • Began Eatontown third baseman, mado j M. s n , t h |}'!°' \ " 3 Camp. J Eisner No. 1 S 0 844.2 894 MoOueker I,,,', Leaso three hlta, ono of them a double. Ben j Cltorelln- ' , ' lb 4 Professional Gardeners .... 8 0 842 860 730 001 708 Jt 1 Leonard Ynmirclln. rf 3 -AKTfiSL; Curry Pryor and Bradley each made a Jersey Central « 2 850.1 007 The Utility team won threo Malln I'E Modosky N. Aschettino, 3b 3 Pontofflco 2 1 000 081 .')!! Fallon ainglo and a double for Eatontown. Schneider, it 3 LOST "ft/0 matches from tho'Naveaink team last McCormack Anderson and Kendrlck, with two GAMES - STEPPEO I Clotlilcra & Insurance .... 2 1 £33.1 014 CIcersM '<;;» woiiini: mmercltvl CbnuiTeurs.... 2 1 869.2 0S1 Wednesday night. These games wero Yannacona Kim 31yer hits each, led tho batting for the SI 6 AUO IDOU WE FIKiAL. Tilton Dairy 1 2 852,1 801 the first of the season for both toama. Abblttella Highlanders. The score: FAIR HAVEN. Grocers & Plumber* 1 2 848.1 000 Jim Acorra of tho Utility team was Substitutions: Fort Monmouth—Grown AD R II PO A OBC I DJUC co&Tsr J. Kridcl -... 2 4 812.1 868 Adams, Evans, Uateit, Shaffer. CluWdne. EATONTOWN. 0. Egcland. 2b 4 Ntivcaink Team ...- „ 1 6 707 840 high with 203. Frazeo of tho eamo Morll. Pcrrctt „, „„„„,. ,„,,„, AB H H TO A A. Egcland, c. 4 WAS A \fea,E Eisner No. 2 0 a 774.2 798 team mado 202 and Bralnard of tho Hears—Kennedy, Heptman, ModosW ot. Purdy, lb 4 0 0 18 0 Coombs, cf 4 Leon's Cleaners 0 8 784 798 flclala: Ilcforee—Myn... Anbury Park Wirh Zimmerman. If. _.. 4 0 0 10 H. Eticland, lb. 2 Lcddy & Son - 0 6 788.1 788 Naveslnk team mado 201. Tho scores: school. Umpire— UudneU, Gcaraetown. 11 Ilcudluicgmun—Gannon Hamilton. Mechan. 2b. 4 0 114 Mmlirc. 3b _ 4 COMING DAMES.' UTILITY. McCall, ««. ? ° » > ' Carey. If 4 Acerra 203 1GS r ! Tonlgbt™ Rlue EaRles VB. PoatofFJce, Bradley, cf. —.* »> ' ° Lewis, BS «. 3 Eisner No. 1 vs. Utility Team. Fraico . 202 191 Kettel. Sk 1 o 2 8 0 Doric!:, If - 2 Acerra - „ 110 164 Ono of tho quickest ways to find a Pryor, c. 4 0 2 8 0 P. Egeland, p 3 Tomorrow—Clothiers & Insurance -vs. Shlnn 200 1GG job la to advertlao in Tho RenlB- Sodon, rf 2 0 0 0 0 Elancr No. 2, Grocers & Plumbers VB. Pro- Acerra . ..„...., 16G 102 tora Want Department.—Advortlss- • Jeroni. p — » ° ? J \ SO 1 4 21 14 fessional Men. ment. Score by inninsa: Friday—Commercial Chauffeurs \s> 851 Ml B. Chuscy, rf. _ — 2 0 0 0 0 Leon's Cleaners, -Tliton Dairy VB. Profes- 881 34 6 8 27 12 Mr Haven 00000010 0—1 sional Gardeners, NAVESINK. Llttlo Silver ..._ 112000.0 1 i—5 Monday—Eisner No. 1 vs. Professional O'llourlco 168 200 HIGHLANDS. Errors-—Knplan, Ynnarclla, O. Egoland, Stryker .. _...; _ 100 141 Gardeners, J. Kridcl vs. Eisner No. 2. Bratnard AB 8 H PO A Lewis. Two-base hit—N. ABchcttlno. _...... 201 133 Hllflicker, 8b, Three-base hit—N. Aschettino. Double Truox of tho Professional Men had Powell VXttaa, cf Iilays—N. Aschettino to Citarella to M. a slight lead In tho individual stand- SchulU 125 127 . Aachottino to CftnreUil. P. Egelaild to A. Detts 180 170 102 Anderuon, -c. 1 ing at tho end of the first week. He Kohlenbunh. lb. -.. j Euclnnd to P. Esclnnd. Striko-outs—By Kcndrlek, If. .... 0 i Schnider 3, by EsclSnd 2. Basea on balls Junior Horse Show Bisons Nip Dragons; was being closely pressed by "Pyth- 840 180 771 Evans, r. ~~i - I—Off Schneider 2, off Egeiand 3. Hit by ias" Porker of tho Poatoillce, who Tho Clothing and Insurance team Anthony, as. i 2 I pitcher—By . Schneider (B. Escland) by 3: with "Damon" Saundcra forms a for- won all threo of the oponing matches Bray. 2b. Eeeland (Schneider. E. Smith). Held At Shrewsbury Another Game Sunday Hli f Wins Race Sunday mldablo combination, and Turner of against tho Tilton dairy company tho Gardeners. last Thursday night. Straus of the 33 i 6 27 10 The Shrewsbury Junior horse The Bisons nosed out tho Dragons, show, held Saturday morning on tjie Captain VanBrunt of the Grocorarnade tho Clothiers made tho high scoro of 221. Seora by innlngfl; Joseph G. Kennedy 8 to 7, last Sunday afternoon. The Knight waa high for tho dairymen grounds of the Bruce W. Campbell two teams will again oppose each highest scoro to bo rolled thua far E.tontoTm _.. 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 2—6 ,n Proves That He Knows All this season. His mark of 224 was with 212. Tho scores: Blchland. 0 0 0 10 3 0 0 0—4 estate on Sycamore avenue, greatly other this Sunday afternoon on Fire- EOTf—Methan. Two-baso hlt»—Brnd- encouraged members and friends of About Wind and Tide Streaks mado last week. Truex has made 221 CLOTHIERS AND INSURANCE. Ur. Kettel, Pryor. Kcndrick. Anderson. tho newly formed Shrewsbury Junior and Straus of tho Clothiers and 'In- Holm 104 169 176 by Piloting Craft to Victory. Kennedy 127 180 180 Strike-outs—By Jeronl 8, by Evans 8. riding club. A large number of both M. Goronl. If ' surance team haa rolled 221. Bases on balla—Off Joroni 4, ofl Eyan Red Bank Team Forges to First Caprionl, cf. „ 2' Jlannlno _ 139 Hit by pitcher—By Joroni (Kcndick)k . entrants and spectators wero present Although the 'official yacht racing Forbes, 3b "™" The averages and high scores of Colca '. 179 179 188 Place in Ranks of Newly Or- and profits amounted to over $22. season of the Monmouth boat club GroomB, as '.*."™'. the ten leading bowlers In the league Straus _ 182 107 221 Mcntzopane 180 100 170 ganized Monmouth Recreation In the first class of the show, ended Labor day, the pleasant fall Mnzzaroppi, rl. ... """ follow: weather has allowed the.skippers to D. Goronl, c. INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. League—Many Ties. horsemanship for ponies, William Aumnck, lb „.. 1 868 853 944 Ylvisaker won first place, with Mies continue their activities and on Sun- Scheldt/ 2b _ "' , , , G AVE JIS TILTON DAIRY. 3 100 The Acerra balcery of Red Bank, Dorothy Jackson second and Miss day an impromptu race was held Adams, p ~" \ J J Truox, Professionals .'.. 3 222 Stearns _ 181 202 185 wherein the sheet-tenders of the sea- I. Goronl, p ~" 31" Parker. Postoffice ...- 3 198.2 208 Knight !.._ 212 126 189 Rumson in Final having "won five games and lost but Elizabeth Pegram third. William Turner, Gardeners 8 106.2 211 Hammond . 168 106 167 Haviland was awarded first place in son took the "sticks" for tho event. 104 205 I cne, took the lead in the new Mon- 35 8 s Kinfr, Professionals ...... a Bradshaw lr>2 100 ir>9 tho next event, horsemanship for The race was held under the direc- VanBrunt, Grocers ...» -. 3 103.2 224 Duncan 173 140 101 DRAGONS. 3 101.1 210 A REAL Job of charging. A Leonardo Club Wins Last tame j horses, with Miss Anne Louise tion of Andrew S. White, who sent Jordan, Chauffeurs ...„.._...» 'nnonico, 2b AB rt J. Acerra. Utility „ 3 100.2 203 876 ~700 801 fully equipped, modern plant ©f Series by Score of 7 to 1— •arapbell and Miss Jane Guptll, sec- the knockabouts to the bouy off long . 6 1 Straus, Clothiers »._ 3 100 221 In constant operation. Same matches was rolled at tho Red Bank .aBiondn, cf „ 3 The Commercial Chauffeurs, cham- point ne4r the Oceanic bridge for Demldowitz, lb .'.'.'....'.'."."'.r " r> l Steams, Tilton 189.1 202 service and quality that Joe Masson, Mallen Hurler, Recreation Hall on Sunday. ond-and third, respectively. In Class 5 1 Curchin, Sr., Eagles 3 166.2 104 pions of 1932-33, -won two of tho The Allenhurst garage and the 3. the first division for jumping, Wil- their outward mark. The race was _, B3 ""..'~"~'" 1 you'vo learned to expect ot Pitches Excellent Game. Mnrnscio, If Tho Jersey Central Power and threo oponing matches from the Wainright garage of Long Branch liam Haviland was first and Miss sailed in a westerly to south wester- 1 Sears. Furiato, 3b _ .".*.*.™1*.".7*" 0 Light company team won three Grocers and Plumbers last Thursday Marjorie Hasler second. The potato ly breeze which gave the crews a beat Chambers, rf. Tho Howard A. Mallen association are tied tor second, Clayton & Ma- 1 games from Leddy & Son on Mon- night. VanBrunt of tho Grocers geo of Hcd Bank and the Asbury race was next, with Miss Marjorie homo. Burns, rf Loan Battery of Leonardo defeated tho Rumson Mason, 0 made tho Individual high scores of Park Elks are tied for third and the Hasler first, William Haviland sec- The starters were Joseph G. Ken- 1 2 day night. Hallt of the coalmen was athletic club by a score of 7 to 1 last oitlcn, I 224 in the second match and 200 In 3 da a Tilton Dairy and Walkover Shoe ond and Miss Elizabeth Pegram nedy's Lindy with Mr. Kennedy at high with a score of 212, while Sunday afternoon in tho final game rls of the powermen1 rolled 205 in a tho third. Nordy Aschettino was high FREE • y companies aro tied for fourth. The third. Class 5 consisted of tho sec- the tiller; Delford Fisher's Seal with 40 7 10 of tho series between the two clubs single match for his team. The for the drivers with 204. Tho Bcores: at Bumaon. Tho Mallenltes gathered Keyport Recreations are bringing up ond jumping division. William Hav- Malford Fisher at the stick, William 25c a day thereafter iland was first and Miss Marjorie H. R. White's Dolphin with his scores: COMMERCIAL CHAXIFPEUna. seven hits ofl Jim Tully, Rumson tho rear. Aschettino _ 168 164 204 hurler, while the Rumsonites were Hasler was second in this., event. brother. Ferdinand at the helm All Star Teams To JERSEY CENTRAL. Minn 100 134 15G STANDING OF THE TEAMS. and Elwood Powers' Tern with Wil- Morris _ _ 175 205 held to titreo Wows.by Joe Maxson, W L PA HS Jlass 6, children's ponies shown at a Phillips ... - 197 ISO MacDDnald 103 1G3 1G3 Acccrra Bakery ...... ;.. E 644 606 iam Borner Irr. command. Thdse Clash This Sunday 166 Jordan...... >..,.„..... 210 178- IBS Successful Leonardo pitcher. walk, trot and canter^ was won By Smock :..:: :..~-...:.....:...... :... 1G0 McKnlght - - 182 177 172 Allcnhiirat Canine 4 R4f> fil9 "skippers" were sheet-tenders in McGownn _ 147 143 The visitors began by scoring a Wninright GaraKO 4 638 601 Miss Anne Louise Campbell, William these respective boat3 during the 189 xun In the firat. They made four Asbury PPark EULB • 516 661 Haviland was second and Miss Jane. Johnny Calandriello, former local Tomalno .. 931 801, 877 past season. ' " 1 tho third and two In the Clayton &. Mageo 514 564 •uptil third. The seventh and final baseball manager, ha3 accepted the 871 GROCERS AND PLUMBERS. in Tilton Dniry 619 678 challenge issued by Tony Cardncr of Pease 156 180 137 Tully tightened after that Walkover Shoe '485 event, ponies shown on a lead line, The race was any-man's event on LEDDY & SON. ColmorKen ..; 189 164 1G4 664 was won by Joseph Maloney, Jr., Atlantic Highlands last week 'to or- ; 144 27-20 MONMOUTH STREET, frame and held thho Mallentles score- Keyport Itecreationa tho outward run, the Seal wresting ganize an all-star team to oppose his Clcary -. 188 145 less from then on. The Rumsonites The Accerra Bakery of Red Bank with Miss Margaret Borden and the favorite position at the turning J. Dowd — 80 Pryor - 160 Miss Bobbsio Kiordan second and picked bayshore team. The two 212 Sweeney • 156 178 1112 RED BANK made their lone run in the last inn- won three game3 from Clayton & mark with tho others following close Hulk _ VanBrunt 157 224 200 third. teams will clash next Sunday after- E. Dowd „ 160 1S5 ing. Magee of Red Bank last Sunday in her wake hardly ten seconds 162 noon at Atlantic Highlands, I). Loddy 154 840 000 039 One of Kumson'a three bits was a night. The bakers made a high team Other entrants who did not win apart. Shortly after tho turn was Grob 181 119 Phone 1290. double from tho bat of Bruno. Mac- score of 606 and rolled over 500 in awards were Phillip Brady, Miss Mu- lade and on the boat homeward There will be a few, additions to Laughlin ot Leonardo made the only tho other two matches. The clothiers riel Sanborn, Donald E. Lawc3, Jr., "Captain Kennedy" overtook the Seal tho team named by Cardner last 704 823 835 week. Calandriello will use either other extra base hit of tho game, al- made their highest score, a mark of and Miss Joan Best. and from then on to the finish mafic The J. Kridcl team won two out No Scoring In ea a double. Mooney, Mallen first the race was his. The grand prize "Hen" Hanaen or Warden Ivlns in 516, in the second. Caatellaclo of the I Tho judges of tho show wero Mrs. the box and will build his team of threo games from the Naveslnk sacker, made two hits. The score: bakers' team, with a mark of 231, Elsa W. Phillips and Miss Anne D. was a hugo home-made layer cake pinmen Monday night. Merrill of the Fort Monmouth Game made by Mr. White's sister, Miss around Stan Carhart, Sharkey, New- " "'" ItUWSON. ' mafia ih'eHsriosfr individual score"for Hauler. Edward" Quinn of'Claretta man, "Heinle" Walling and Freddy clothing team rolled 200 in the first AI II H 10 A a single game.. The scores: farm was ringmaster. Phoebe White, who has the reputa- string for the high Individual mark The Fort MonmouVn football eleven Brano - 4 0 115 tion o£ making the best cakes ever Merriman. opened tho season Sunday afternoon H. Tully, 2b 4 0 14 2 ACCERRA'S BAKERY. Plans are being formulated for the of the games. The scores: P. Accerra 180 198 establishment of a riding class, spon- eaten by tirod skippers. The Seal with the Freehold Bears. Tho teams Merriman, lb. cf. 4 0 0 7 0 finished in second place, the Dolphin J. KRIDBL. Vaccarelll, ci. 10 0 0 0 Castcllacio 231 sored by the Shrewsbury Junior rid- LOCAL BOWLERS WIN. VnnNoss 135 147 were evenly matched and tho game Farrar. lb 2 0 0 7 0 200 177 third and tho Tern fourth. [.'ioldii ing club, to be held every Saturday. w._ 19fl 154 Bammon, If. . 8 10 3 0 Hendrlckson & Applcgate rlnmcn Wnlier - „ 176 105 150 548 60S Youthful equestrians or would-be Next Sunday morning there will be Buckley. 2b. . 4 0 0 0 3 Defeat Asbury Park. MeyorB ...— 167 171 150 Oesmond, rf. 3 0 110 CLAYTON k MAGEB. equestrians, are requested to get in a. novel event when tho boat owners Chnaey ... __„....„... 170 184 Bweel, e. .. 4 0 0 4 0 163 153 Merrill 200 185 180 J. Tully, p. 10 0 0 0 178 181 touch with MiS3 Anne Louise Camp- and their crews will start at a given Tho bowling team representing Menzzopano 118 176 165 bell, Red Bank 2814-W, for details signal, row to their boats, get their Hendrlckson & Applegate, local hard- 8J1 SE2 820 30 1 3 27 10 regarding this project. craft under way and start at once. ware and furnituro dealers, won threo NAVESINK. 489 516 457 LEONARDO. The boats must be at their respec- ;amcs from the Louis P. Croce bowl- Powell .... 146 128 ICO 158 177 AB 11 H PO A The Walkover Shoe company won tive moorings, the sails all furled as ing team of Asbury Park at that city Strykcr ... 1B1 Uayard. 2b. 4 C 1 a 2 two out of three games from tho Til- if put up for tho night and no bal- Binlnard ... 173 147 181 Peterson, 8b. 6 110 1 last Wednesday night. Tho scores: Honuen ^. . „._.._... 102 IDS MacLaughlln, so. 4 2 10 5 ton Dairy company. All the matches Truckmen Win Over last Is to be removed. Prizes for tho RED BANK. Sehultz 1E7 Moc-ney. lb. 6 2 2 11 1 were close. The dairymen won the race have been offered by Otto Beu- Tuttla _. 200 110 190 Betts ... 160 102 162 Masaon, p. 5 113 1" first by seven points. Tho shoemen The Colored Giants toll and Thomas Irving Brown. MacDonald 100 170 147 30. Calandriello, rf. 1 1 0 l 0 irob T. 148 168 191 826 767 842 MeCuo, If 8 u 1 1 0 won the second by 27 pin3 and the rispcl , 224 107 190 The B. and B. Trucking company The Professional Gardeners pried V. Calandriello, o. 4 0 0 third by six. Ming; of the shoemen Merrill . ..._ 107 200 199 off the lid last Friday night by defeat- Konowiti, cf. .— - 4 0 0 was high with 222. The scores: defeated "Big League" Rawlings and his Colored Giants, 3 to 2, last Sun- Fisher Wins Golf 878 010 017 ing tho Sigmund Kiancr No. 2 team 85 7 1 27 11 WALKOVER SHOE. in three matches. Turner of the Gar- PUP day afternoon. A fast double play ASDURY PARK. Eieora by lnnlnes: I Pnttcnon _ 156 161 179 Homer 1S4 182 160 deners was high for a Blngle game M1"K 192 222 141 by MacDowell and Welngartner of Title At Rumson Gnrabrlne 130 104 lie Leonardo 1 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0—7 i tho truckman ended tho game in the with a mark of 211. Ho made 200 In Rumson 00000000 1—1 j Wnlzer 16 _... US J. Accer 109 177 AD It II Ho defeated J. H. Ackerman of ICcttel ....—..._...... -.,,.... 14 4 • 181 187 ory, gift goods, toys and sporting ballj—OH Tully 6, o(T Ihiinn r,. Hit l.y Luke, e 0 0 A VICTORIOUS BEGINNING. 200 170 Plainfle'd $ and I in the nnul round r pitcher—Ry Tully (I>. Calandriello,) by Welnprartnc lb _ 0 0 Mu |vthll'i"".".!I."""."r.~"" 165 153 133 equipment at TJCTMSY'S by tlio MajBon 2 (J. Jl. Tully, Bruno.} 513 500 471 l"oraythe, B> 2 2 0 Sunday. Fisher reached the final The Alienhurst KaraBc team won Omiind 1 2 round by defeating Kenneth M. Seg- Football Team of Mlddlctoivn High 821 815 860 satisfaction nml long uso you get three games from the Keyport Recre- J. MaeDnwell, cf 0 0 gcrman, also of Kumson, G to 5, School Wins First Game. EISNER NO. 2. out of them. I'rlccs aro reason- ations. The f;araj;emen won tho first I!rook», cf _ _., 0 0 while Ackermun defeated C. Highloy Knlstht 129 Port Monmouth Wins 0 0 Tho football team of the JNIlddlo- MurphMh y "1 I28 able— nlwnyii! match by the islim margin of two of Baltuarol in tho Romi-linal. Acker- town township high school started pins. They took tho other two in ItoKcr«, If mnn won on tho twentieth hole. Pnlnndrono 160 » 137 Over Belford Team Wlnkler, rf its season Saturday with victory on White 178 ltH 103 rather tar.y manner. Vitnlauss of Eel»» _- J" 168 Howlnnd B. Jones of Rumfion was its home grounds at Leonardo, de- 1 16 Allcnhuist m.-ule the high mark of feating South Amboy by the scoro ElKrlm _ '5 ' 233. The proren: 30 3 8 2 tho winner in tho second flight de- Guilllams 188 146 The Port Monmouth bnncball club COLORED GIANTS. feating E. M. Crane 2-up, in tho third of 6 to 0. Tho homo eleven mado Bowlnnd - —• 181 defeated tho Belford athletic club, AD its only tally by blocking a punt AT.LENHUHST 0A11AOE. II. Grcon, 21, 4 flight T. F. Wllcox ot Norwood won 708 788 748 6 to 3, last Sunday afternoon at Bel- i - :IO4 233 1G0 from R. Slmmonn of New Canaan back of tho goal lino In tho third ford. The ncore: viintfH, rf .. . • 4 The Professional Men had no trou- I Covert mi 13,t, 1(i4 Wllllnma. lb !""!. 4 and in the fourth flight Harry Talbot quarter. Roacoo Dikey, quarterback ble In defeating ono of tho new league I Merrill 102 101 201 Harris, »n _ . 4 or Fisher's Island triumphed ovorN, of the Mlddlotown team, was tho PORT 1I0NMOUTII. Koarh, ef _ 1 entrants, Leon's clcanera, last Friday II 11; 590 610 615 Chllds of Yalo 3 and 2. Howell Van star of tho game. Ho mado aomo J. Terry. If U. Green, 31 _ _ 3 night in the opening matches. Tho Sprlngfiteen, an. 2 1 ! KEYPOIIT llEOHEATlONK. I'rOHt, p „... 4 Gerbl;;, winner of the invitation tour- long runu and othcrwlso distin- Profeosionaln rolled over the nine Brlcose, 3b. ^ „.*...." 1 l|Foul»ou 171 ii|7 ]5r, .t». If 2 nament last year, wna eliminated in guished himself. til _. Johnnon, c , 3 hundred mark in each of the thre© NoeMina, lb. „ !05 105 2011 tho second round by Ackerman 2 and games. Tho clcanoro rolled under L. C. Smith Rebuilt Uhrll. rf LZZZZI IVi lr,6 1,'i'J 1. Slovanz, 2b 32 2 7 1 It pays to advertise In Tho Register. eight hundred. Truox, anchor man Marcus, cf „,._ 6H8 537 GIG Typewriter T. Terry, c !..!"""".'" The Walmlght i;ani|;c. of Long Uunrimtectl for 1 year. Nl ' Branch won two out of three matches Red Bank Police $55.00 Viiliio— from tlio Abliury Park Kilts team. Swimming River Fisher of tho Elka made tho highest To End Schedule DBLPOIIU. Individual seme lor a uln[;le game Golf Scores All li Mulilcn. rf ° ... 2 0 when in dm third he rolled 212. J. The lied Bank police pistol team, America's Famous Johnson, rf., 2b ... 2 1 Tomnlii, with H03, wns lil,;h for Long will concludo ltfi-Now Joraey P. B. yt In tho final matches of the Ladles' If Roclio, 21) Hiaimh. The scores: fichedulo this afternoon when it will club champloiuihlp, Mm. Joseph Con- One-Price Hat lleililen, an nors defeated Mra. Emily Wolcott, I"S GAUAUK. oppoac the Linden team at that place. Remie Scout Portable Hooae, If i T Ton- Oklew, ef ""« 170 1H2 Tile local nmrlcomen uro nccond In whining 9 up and 8 to play. In tho Sunday, October 8th, 2:30 P. Nmv, Mm'hino , J. Tom ""« 179 1SI Claaa B final matches for tho men. Penltirmnn, i>,, Zh 111. Ton llr tho longuo standing. Kelly, 111 "-' 191) 13li Hod Hunk defeated tho Union coun- Howard Halk defeated Henry ft Carliurt, e _ orman 2 und 1. Following In tho Cl,:iinl.«rla1n, V 1,48 45y after- AK11UHY 1'Alllv ELK!!. Class C matches cnino tho most In- (Hero . noon. Tho local blueci .itfl mndo n (AltMY SIGNAL SCHOOL) 33 1 >.) r, 171 total of 1,441 wlillo tho county police teresting play of tho day and tho VuiiNe 1 VB. Vlnlicr lr.O Kill gatlicrcd 1,425 points. cloaesit of all tho inntcho:*. This went Compare Athlllilo Highlands i'erkoimiK. 172 170 Pollccremn Clmrlca E -iclmcn made tlireo extra hole.*, both men making Mlh.'i Mni'(;arc( Mnrdorl of Avi'iim- each nhot an good na tho other, but Adam Hats 617 510 a mark of 293 for tile .ted BanUo c li in tit tending Colonmn'd bvirjinems Ijlcutcnnnt Harold Bivlfion cam« on tho third extra hole , i:unuol Hnl- Nmvaik. pcr cukenol under tho tiro of Wil- Itoubln IIra

and who underwent MB sixth epe». Boat Club Endorses Fair Haven News. tion three weeks ago, ig steadily lav proving, Channel Deepening (The UM Bank Hndstei* c&n bo bought in Fair Haven In the stores {it Harry Mrc. Richard McAllister enUf 'The Monmouth Boat club of Red Kurtis end Kobftrt Cameron and at the talned her bridge club Monday af- Field Club Played Its Fire*. Foot- Bank, at a meeting Monday night, Gold Cedars.) ternoon. High ccorcs were made by After Labor day th» kiddles go off passed a resolution endorsing the Rev. Henry P. Brawsn and David Mrs. Walter B. Cannot- and ?»!ts, ball Geme of the Season Sun- to Eohool, s.way goea our angler's project of the War Department for Bennett are attending tho Methodist Hazel Crlutlanl. Othero present w»r» ackls in the closet or tip la tho attlo dredging a Bfx-foot channel In the Protestant conference at WestvHlu. Mm. Waldomar Kaloer, Mrs,, JfAhn day on tta Home Grounds and unJII nest spring. Why should this Defeated South Amboy. river at Red Bank, Copiee will bo It opened today and will continue II. Snedoker, Mrs. Clarenca A. LfiRg, bo? sent to Senator W. Warren Barbour. until next Monday. At a congrega- Mr». Gene Handy, Mrs. ffimlly Woln- Befora a gathering o£ BOO specta- October ID ona of the beet months Congressman William H. Sutphln, tional meeting last mimmer Mr. Bow-helmer and Mrs. Charlotte Robert, In the year for angling nnd should ITARU tors tho Leonardo Plaid club opened {tAS Colonel Edward r>. Ardery of the en was unanimously Invited back an son. Its football season Sunday at homo bo the most popular time of year for -cs=2r~ •- y United States engineering corps, and paBtor for another year. The Ladlos' Kmll Jacuhecy has returned frorri by defeating the South Atnboy Tigora this sport. CEPT |||S ARM '(JARiUjr*" '* to the War Department at Washing- Aid cociety will meet tomorrow af- a month's visit with relatives and The weather, as a rule, la Ideal dur- by B ecoro of 25 to 0. Coach Forgot- UP 'S/OCB Ap/a«c- — ton. Councilman Harold S. Allen ternoon In the church. f rlondu at New York, con had epent a great deal of time In ng this month and tho migration of explained the matter to the membera. Stanley Fielder and John Muller training tho Leonardo boys and tho weakflsh, blucflah and othor species tSEAoy TO srfcur A /, NRA icanvRBsera havft completed William B. Clayton of Red Bank their task of getting residents to have bought new Dodge ebtlana from result exceeded tho expectations of on their-way eouth adds to the pos- SAME OK> PC* AS waa elected a new member of tho tho Frank Von Syckle sales com- the moot eangulno rooters for the sibility of good catches. » sign tho NRA pledgee. Mrfl. Peter I. club. James T. Clayton reported the Elchele turned over the Blgned cards pany. team. Tho Leonardo playcro showed Pax-tlcularly Is this true for surf dance last Saturday night at the quiclc Starting, hard charging and a to Mayor Augustus M. Minton yester- Much of the shruhhory and other anglers, for the fish come close to clubhouse was very successful. It day and he sent them to Colonel J. bedding plants In two large corner scoring punch that will bo hard to ohoro In order to get their fill of mul- v.~as decided to make alterations to ' Btop, Lester Eisner, About 95 per cent flowerbeds of the estate of' Thomas ct and sand cols, and It is at this v the clubhouse kitchen to provide signed. Irving Brown on River road, which Captain "Brick" Miles of Leonardo time that the surf angler sometimes more storage space. . had died during the pant eeason, wan won tho tosa and elected to hick off. catches all ho wants and then some. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morris or replaced Saturday by Lovett'e nurs- The Amboy grlddors forward paemed ' * • • tho corner of River and Hanco ery of Little Silver. Lnter in ths! on their first play and Pfltzeelter, New Line of Candles. roads are on a three weeks' trip, in The salt water fishing season along Denltm and Swannell of Broad season several large treejj, will be re. quarterback for the homo team, In- tho South. planted on Mr. Brown's property. tercepted tho pass on tho 45-yard tho Jersey coast Is by no means at street have been appointed exculslve Dona' 1 Shlppee of "The Grange" lino. After a ouotalnod march of 45 an end. Charter and party boat fish- agents for Red Bank for Nancy Lano has gone to Princeton, where ho will Mlsa Marie Martin spent Sunday yards Quant, tho Field club fullback, Ing expeditions during the last week Candies. The main factory la in study at the Huh preparatory school, at New York. took tho ball over tho goal from tho accounted for good catches of weak- Brooklyn and there are branches all Robert Parker, whn has been in flah, croakors, porgles and sea baes, ovor the country. Boys can make extra pocket money ten-yard line. Mllea placo kicked tho hospitals for the past, nino montha selling The Rcglstor—AdvertiooEncnt extra point. while thoDo which went offshore a Leonardo then kicked off and Am-bit brought In bonlta and albacore. boy, falling to gain, punted to Leon- Blueflsh seem to be right finicky. ardo's 45-yard line. A uerlen of end Comparatively few have been taken runs and lino charges brought tho on metal squid and feather lures. ball to tbo Tigers' 23-yard line, from The commercial and sportsmen fish- Which- QuaBt took It acioDa tho goal ermen who have been going offshore on a dwoop around left end. Mllca's for blues and chumming for them placo kick was' blocked, making tho have been bringing In good catches. score 18 to 0 at tho clone, of tho quar- Last week a group of castors on ter. the Belmar fishing pier frothed at Tho Field club Bent in many Bub- the mouth when sovoral schools of otltutea to start tho second half to ro- good-sized blueflsh came lnshoro—In 21 WEST MAIN ST., placo playera who woro fagged out fact, right up to tha outer end of tho by tho lntonso heat Leonardo kicked pier, slashing right and loft into off to the Tigers and after an ex- baltdah. The fishermen on tho pier FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR FOR KARAGHEUSIAN'S FINE RUGS change of punto tho Field club boya tried everything In tho lino of bait took the ball to Amboy's 4&-yard line. and artificial lures, but tho bluoflsh MADE AT THEIR MILLS HERE IN FREEHOLD, N. J. Hesoo and Mazza on end runs wora not Interested, Anglers who worked tho bull to the 20-yard line, came out of tho Shark river inlet In where Mazza throw a 20-yard for- boatB, howover, had no difficulty In 0 STORE Hours, 8.15 to 6 P. ML, Including Saturday. ward pass to Robinson, who was getting tho blueB by trolling for them, substituting for Quant, fullback. Rob- while the crowd fishing on tho jot- OCUO0BS (MICH © CLOSED 1 to 3 P. M. This Saturday for NRA Parade. inson had only to stop ovor tho goal ties at the Inlet got a fait shire of line for tho third touchdown. Tho fish by. casting mullet and moss- try for tho extra point failed making bunlter baited hooko Into tho swift tha ocoro 19 to 0. inlot water. * Lieut. Degavre TO 5LECTCKE AT FREEHOLD. Four Charges Follow Leonardo again kicked off and af- o * • ter Amboy had mado a first down English Journalist Will Describe His Accident At Keyport the Field club captured tho ball on a Charle3 Scales of Newman Springs To Study Aviation H-cactlon to tho NBA. road caught a 26-pound striped bass fumble. Whon thla quarter ended H. Senner Brockway of England No less than four complaints were Hesso had just made a dazzling 30- at Deal on Monday night. Ho is now Chestor B. Dcgavre of Rector will give a lecture entitled "An Eng- place is ono of tho five newly com- lodged,, with Justice Elmer C. Wain- yard run. In first placo in tho Motor Boys con- lishman Looks at the Blue Eagle of right ot Shrewsbury yesterday fol- Morgan kicked off for tho visitors tost, which ends on October 31. missioned second lieutenants from tho NRA" at tha auditorium of the New Jersey who will start training lowing an automobile accident at to start tho second half. Milos punt- * * * Freehold high school Thursday even- Keyport between cars driven by ed out of danger after a costly fum- October 12 at tho air corps flying ing, October 12, at eight o'clock. Mr, Paul Watson Is leading tho blue- school at Randolph field, Texas. Tho Charles Phillips and Charles Kln- ble by one of tho Field club'£j sub- fish contest with a catch of a five- Brockway waa formerly a member hafcr, both of that borough. With stitute playora, Tho Tigers flashed now class totals 159 Btudcnts, Includ- of tho English parliament and ha is Phillips in his car, was his father, An- plays that netted two first downs but pound six ounco blueflsh, ing 84 of tho Juno graduating class v » * • one of the leaders of Uia Independent drew Jackson Phillips, who also be- failed whon a long forward pass was of West Point, of which Degavre was Labor party of England. During tho came Involved in tho aftermath. grounded In tho end zone. Moat of Rubo Whlto»' weighed in a 16'/4- a member. World war ho woo jailed for oppos- The two drivers first exchanged tha play In this period was in tho pound etrlped bass caught off Sandy ing military conscription. He is the words. They then exchanged license middle of tho Hold with tho Leonardo Hook. Preparing for Novol Academy. editor of an English newspaper and reserves taking tho placo of tho reg- numbers and were in tho .act of ex- * e « . Henry Huston Scudder, son of Mrs. the author of several books. .changlng blows when state police ular playors. There was no scoring In Steward VanVlIot of Shrewsbury Henry Scuddor of Riverside drive, is this quarter. intervened. The three were taken' weighed In a 0%-pound weakflsh. enrolled as a cadet at the Admiral to the Shrewsbury court. WAITER FINED $32.50. In the next quarter Matthews Farragut academy, America's flrBt The older Phillips charged Kinhafcr blocked a punt on tho Leonardo 30- naval preparatory school, located on with assault and battery. Kinhafer yard line, taking tho ball to tho Am- Patients At The Toms River at Pino Beach, N. J. Mr. Ho Was Accused of Enacting tbo charged the younger Phillips with boy 38-yard lino. "Bud" Foulks mado Scuddor, who was a former student at Bole of a Jack-tho-Peepcr. reckless driving, The younger Phil- At Very Substantial Reductions his first touch down for Leonardo Riverview Hospital tho Episcopal high school in Alexan- James Forledaa of Shrewsbury, lips preferred a charge of reckless and Quast brought tho ball up to tho dria, Virginia, is preparing for tho driving against Kinhafer. The latter 28-yard lino In two plays. Foulks Richard Danes of Washington who la employed as a waiter at a United States Naval academy at Ann- roadhouso, was arrested last week on made a charge of disorderly conduct then mado another long run bringing street, Red Bank, was oporated on against the senior Mr. Phillips, tho ball to the three-yard lino with a Friday morning at tho Riverview apolis. a charge of having loitered about The sale you have .been waiting for. This wide swoop around tho end. Mat- hospital for an injury to his knee. Admiral Samuel S. Robison, former Raymond Bennett's homo at Shrews- Andrew Jackson Phillips was held thews took the ball ovor the goal on Mr. and Mrs. William Schloodor superintendent of tho U. S. Naval bury. Tho arrost "was made by Con-under bail of $100 for the grand Jury year it is more significant than ever before a delay lino buck. Tho try for tho academy is superintendent of the Ad-stable Leon Bennett, -who stated that on tho assault charge. Young, Phll- of Wyckoff road, Eatontown, are tho llpa was fined 55 on the reckless extra point failed. parents of a son born Friday morn- miral Farragut academy. - ha nabbed Forledaa while tho latter because of the tremendous savings. was enacting the role of a Jack-the- driving count. The reckless driving Tho Tigers followed a 25-yard gain ing. chargo against Kinhafer was 'dis- by a forward pas3 to Leonardo's 20- Mrs. Helen Wallace of 57 South Car Hits Pet Dog. Pcepor on the Bennett premises. Justice Elmer C. Wainrlght fined missed. The elder Phillips was yard line, where tho visitors lost tho street Is a surgical patient;' "Pat," an -Irish-. sottcr - owned by fined $10.for acting,disorderly. __ ..... ball on downs. After hitting tho lino Mrs. Michael Hartmycr of Harding Forlodaj $25 "and "coots, amounting to Mrs. Edward Boughton of Triangle $32.50, which vrae paid. twlco Robinson, fullback for Leon- roua was operated /on Thursday Inn at Llncroft was run over early •••• . .- offering hundreds of high grade ardo, came through on an off tackle night. Sunday morning by a speeding mo- slant and ran fiO yards before ho was Mrs. G. T. Linton Miss Lois Conovor of Grango ave- torlat. Tho Incident was witnessed AUXHJABY ENTERTAINED. 'downed. Mazza then advanced tho. nue, Fair Haven, cut her finger in a by Barbara Stewart of Triangle Inn, ball 8 yards and tho game ended on washing machino Monday and was who followed the hit and run driver Again President tho Tigers' 12-yard lino, treated at tho hospital. Mrs. Walter B. Connor Gives Party down to the MIddletown road but For Lady Elks. Mrs. George T. Linton was elected Tho officials of the gamo were Ernest Reovey on Sunday drank waa unable to overtake him. Dr. president of tho executivo commit- Chestor Bocoman reforoo, John Mllea kerosono by accident at his homo at Harry Ticehurst of Shrewsbury was Mrs. Walter B. Connor of Broad tee of tho Riverview hospital at tho umpiro and; Elsworth Conover, hoad Pino Brook. He suffered no 111 ef- called Immediately. Pat's condition street entertained the members and annual meeting yesterday afternoon linesman. fects. was vory serious. No bones were guests of the Elks' auxiliary on at the Red Bank Woman's club. Victor Chameroy of Montclalr fell broken but,tho dog was,injured In- Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Costello Other officers chosen were Mis. Little Silver Vamps Sunday whllo playing ball at Red ternally. and Mrs. Harry Roberts assisted Thomas Jardlne, first vice president; Banlcand fractured his arm. .^ — Mrs. Connor as hostesses. Mrs. Wellington Wllkins, second vice Defeat Atlas Club Mrs. Julia O'Hara of Ideal Beach Bridge waa played and novelty president; Mrs. Elmer Morrow, thlM foil Sunday in- her homo and frac- Entertained At Lunchoon. necklaces were awarded to the high vice president; Mrsr Elmer Wain- three tured her arm. Mr3. Frederick K. Adams enter- Tha Little Silver flro department scorers. Refreshments were served right, fourth vice president; Mis. John Little of Nowman Springs talnod at a luncheon Saturday at her following tho play. Fred Biol, recording secretary; Mis defeated tho Atlim club of Long road was bitton on hla loft leg Sat- home on Potors place. Her guests Will Ward, corresponding secretai y; amazing groups to go Branch, • G to 2, last Sunday after- urday by a dog. ..ere Mrs. J. N. Beora, Miss Mar- Mrs. John A. Chaunzy, treasurer noon at Firemen's field at Llttlo Sil- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. VanVliot Husband Gets Jail Term. guorlto Enrlght and Mlas Elizabeth Harold P. Bennett of Mechanic and Mrs. Harry H. Kohl, Mrs. Ed- ver. Morris, pitching for Llttlo SU- of Shrewsbury are tho parents of a Shrevo of Red Bank, Mrs. John L. mund C. Nestlor, Mrs. E. G. Eluing on sale tomorrow at vor, allowed cTght hits. Tho firemen son born Thursday. stroet, arrested by Constable Edward Oplormann of Highlands, Mrs. An-Hultner en a charge of disorderly er, Mrs. John W. Ivins, Mrs. J S. mads six. Next Sunday tho firemen William Welch of Whlto street was drow Robertson of Locust Point, Parkeo and Mrs. Charles Helfrich, will opposo tho Howard A. Mallon oporated on for the removal of his conduct, preferred by hla wife, Mrs. trustees. Annual reports of all aux- O Mrs. Edwin Bookman and Miss Cath- Lillian Bennett, was sentenced to association team. Tho box ecore: tonsils Monday. erine Stout of MIddletown and Misses iliaries showed ^excellent work has LITTLE SII/VEH. Charles Gosling of Front streot re- servo thirty days In the county jail been accomplished during the pas! SAVE FROM $23.50 TO $42.50 ceived injuries to his left hand In an Charlotte and Ethel Wilson of Port by Justice Walter J. Mills last Fri- An R H ro A Monmouth. SIdlB. «» 4 0 10 1 auto accident at Front stroet and day afternoon. Mrs. Bennett charged year. ON EACH 9x12 FT. RUG, Qulnn, 3b 10 0 2 2 Nutawamp road last night His in- that when sho asked her husband , ^-K> • Pryor, c 3 0 0 8 0 DEATH IN AN ACCIDENT. Oakloy, r.f 9 0 0 0 0 juries were treated at tho hospital, Arrested on Wlfo'a Charge. for money ho beat her with his fists. Included in this lot are mill irregulars ... Jpnlllnn, lb 3 117 1 after which ho returned home, Julius Bonbow, colored, of Nut Mrs. Minnie Bolten, also of Mechan- floor samples and regular stock. Regu- Cox. rf. . ...- - - 110 10 Swamp road, charged with striking lo street, whom thay were visiting at Boscoo Anderson Met His End In DBVIBOTI, ib 110 0 1 his wifo over tho hoad with a wash tho time, corroborated Mrs. Bonnott's Rarltan Bay. larly priced from 100.00 to 125.00. FUher, 2b. 1 0 £ J 1 testimony. P.rkor. If - » 1 2 J 0 Brewery Has Its baaln, was flnod $10 by Justice Louis Roscoo Anderson, a Negro em- Made of Oriental wool yarns, finest dyes, luxurious Morris, p _» J, J. J; J H. Moeso of Belford aftor being ar- -a-t^B* ployed at G. Howard Smith's fish oil 23 5 0 21 11 dopth of pile and sheen finished the same no expensive Own Water Supply rested by atato police attached to Republican Sleeting. factory at Port Monmouth, lost his Orientals. Beautiful Oriental designs... rich, soft, LONG BRANCH. Issues of tho coming campaign will life. In are unusual accident Sunday Mlddlotown barracks at Headden'a sparkling; colors and fine quality make these America'!* All R H PO A Tho Jersey Browing corporation Corner. Bcnbow pleaded guilty, but bo discussed by speakers at a regu- morning. Mr. Anderson attempted to K. Drown, 3 b 2 0 10 2 of Kcinsburg, which this woelf placOB most famous rugs. Monde, rf : a ° ? 1! S mado a counter chargo against his lar meeting of tho Young Men's Re- jump from one boat to another but I,u<)low, Hi 2 117 2 on tbo market its famous "jorsoy wifo, who was given a suspended publican club nt their headquarters failed to do so and his head struck If in need of rujjs, you cannot afford to miss this sale. DamltlrlHO. on I ' 1 Lagor" beor, operates ontirely with sentence. on East Front street tonight. The against ono of tho boats. His dead WQ invite your inspection. Stilton, If 2 0 0 11 water supplied from its own wells, speakers will bo Freeholder Bryant body was pulled out of Karitan bay Woinrldht, If 2 0 1 Cl 0 W. Brown, c _ -1 0 0 ft 0 said William H. Phllllpn, president B. Newcomb, candidate for re-elec- about ten minutes later. Mr. Ander- Roson. 21 " I 1 J * and director of tho organization, to- Will Appear In Badio Program. tion to that board, and Arthur John- son was 24 years of age and his home Keyon. 2b 2 0 0 10 day. Mr. Phllllpa also stated that I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mason of Llttlo son, his running mate. Freeholder was in North Carolina. Tho bod^ Taylor, cf 3 « - J 0 additional wolls aro being sunk to, Sliver have been notified to hold Raymond L. Wyckoff will also speak. was taken to Bedle'fi undertaking gh quali D.vln, p 3 _i ^ insure a constant and abundant thomaolvoB in readiness for a call to Morrla Miller, president of the club, establishment at Keyport. 30 2 B 18 0 water supply consistently with the appear beforo the microphone at will preside at the meeting, which io In tho niO3t popular colors and designs. Save from 17.25 to 30.00 on 0x12 olze. Bcoro by Innings: rapidly Increasing ottlo of tho brew- station WCAU. They will presont n open to tho public. 117.60 SEAMLESS WORSTED WILTONS , . 87.B0 tons Dranch 0 0 110 0 0-2 AFTER 35 YEARS. little Silver 0 10 3 10 x_5 ery's beor. continuous sketch written especially 87.50 SEAMLESS WOOL WILTONS ))0.W) 49.75 SEAMLESS WOOL WILTONS—Mill Irregiiliira , 33.60 . sa**-^* Tho Jornoy Browing corporation's for radio reproduction by Mr. Ma- George Owens Still Mlesslng. TING PONG. Koansburg plant Is ono of tho fovv Bon, who Is a radio and stage writer, riant at a Red Bank Homo Is Now George Owens of Leonardo, a col- Bearing Blossoms. breweries in tho United States built a producer of popular conga and a lector for the Richfield gasoline com- Itcd Bank Ellis Defeat Flavors' Boat In recent years. It waa complotod professional dancing Instructor, pany, who had been missing two A curiosity, at tho homo of Mr. and Club Tram. In 1028, and until 1031'.was operated wceko, has not yet boon found. Hla Mrs. Alonzo Flekla o£ Wallace street, plain BROADLOOM CARPETING A ping pong tournament was held under,, a pormlt for tho manufacture car waa located in tho rear of a gan- llvil Bank, in a plant, known an a Fine quality dependable carpets.. . Fevernl giaclen to select from. A largo oclectlon of new of near boor. It Is modern In ovory Bunco Tarty last Night. lost wook between tho Red Bnnlt St. James's court, Cathollo Daugh- ollne station at Jersoy City with his Japanooo My- It is a product of a fall colors. Ellta and the Players' boat club, the respect, and is oporated principally slip which ivn.1 given 25 yearn ago 27-In. Wide 2.15 to 7.00 yd. Wide Widths .._ 3.50 io 0.15 gq. yd. by electricity. Its .capacity is suf- ters of America, hold a bunco and books and records intact, but there Elks winning tho boat three but of has beon no trace of him. All hla to Halph Fioldn, :;on of Mr. and Mrs 0 ft.. 12 ft. and 15 ft. Wide. ficient to caro for tho largo Increase card party lost night In tho Catho- Fields, by a friend at I'orth Amboy •• five cots. Mombnru of tho Klko' team In demand expected by,tho manage- Ho high school auditorium on Broad accounts with tho company woro in comprised Dr. Fred Nowmnii, Hnr- perfect order. It is feared ho may Thi:( year for tho ilriit time thn plant ment oo a result of an advertising street. Nlnotoon tabloa weroiln play fm.i borne bloH.'?nrn;(. The hlnom 1; voy Minor, Clnrk Worthloy and Jo- campaign -which will' appear this nnd llttlo whlto elephants woro havo met with foul play. seph Johnston, while tho Players' of a vory unusual ulmpo nnil typo wook in New Jersey newspapers. awarded to tho prize wlnnors.of each and it lii now he^lnnln^ to fade. Dur Boat club team consisted'of William table. Rofroshrnentn wore Bcrved af- New Club Hoadnuarteru. MADE IN nUCiS---MANY COLOItS AT PRACTICALLY HALF PIUCK. Smith, Leo Hnnncwy n,ncl Raymond Anton TJIcker, for tho paat eighteen lug all of the iT> yeni:! tho plant ha:, yenra omployed by several of tho tor tho games. Mlsn Louloo Chad- Tho Young Men's Democratlo so- been kopt lndoorn in n pr.t, 3|0x0 ft- fi.dO IlxlH it. ._ 12.00 fix 13 fl. M.OIl VanHorn. Prteen worn donated by wick wan chairman of tho committee cial club will formally opon Its now Tony Hunting, president of tho largo national browing organizations, 4|GK0 ft. . . 11.00 -1x13 ft. 11.(11) 0x11 ft. ZXflfl In chargo. headquartora at tho corner of 4|fix(> ft. 0.00 :i:i P" YAKI) bo filled in by tho unemployed. i;amo members of tlm winning team SMN. WIMl'J ONLY. •t Hug- Hi'lln lor PI .'IBM on tho receiving end. Tho buttery in employed on the boat, reaped in- Tho Indian club of Navenlnk will wero ftueatn at flintier nt. tlm Ktvor for thn othnr ultlo coiuilaled of H jury, hut ho lost his clothes and hm meet Saturday afternoon of thla view club. A nnuii't mottled deninn that, will blend hi Extrn hrnvy . Ith mo^il 1 ^ij >IH tpfiniH enjoyed a corned hoof nntl Tha rond to bettor nntl blKgar busi- len Hoplslnn, Minn Lllllnn Applegate, asiioclatlon met yonterday aflornoo-i over every ntroet In town nnd (ivory "much more. Only a ItniltM rjuuitlt/ cabbage dtnnnr at Ihn Rlvcrvlow Hortwrt Applegato, Robert Frledmnn road In the county. Let It r.-ury your ness Imila through Tho HeglBter'a ad and unanimously endorsed tha pro- matioagn to thnso who live on tlienc dub. vertlolng coluttmu.—-AdvertlsenMnt. and Frank Crawford, ject to build a sew school. thoroughfares.—AdvertlowneiU. Page Twenty-Two EED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER'I, 1983. bury Park In charge. Burial, Keyport, i are enjoying a trip to the would nibble at leaves or, spread- denly overeejne by ilia suspicions, he hs, ©topped tmd ^tood watching the charge of R. R. Mount & Son, waa i Century of Progrena fair at Chicago. eagling their legs, would bend their turned and bolted. Instantly the girttffe as it uncertain whether to Fair View cemetery. Walter Graham of tha New York long necks to drink at poola; but al- whole herd thundered off. Without risk & sudden attack. Then ha ?L- Telephone company visited Ernes ways they would be watchful lest raising his back above the top of the eoQjmenced bin slow circling, but hta the neighboring grass should stir eea of grass the lion turned and eyes followed tho movements k J. StUIwcU Grover. IS. Pescaux on Tuesday. with the movements of an enemy. moved away. Under, a neighboring aurely and again und again howeii The funeral of J. Stlllwell Grove: For the leopard would hunt there, group of trees a herd of glraffo were to hesitate. Suddenly ho turned mid Otto Apjilegate. who died on Saturday of last wee Otto Appiegate, 55, former pre&i while jackal waited for tho remnanta utandfng, their heads among tho went, without orico lookiiii; behind while visiting the World" fair at Ch Scout District of the kill, and tha vultures would leaves, their patterned bodies almost him, towards bin lair. dent of the First National bank cago, was held last Wednesday al soar in the heights of the air, eter- indistinguishable until they moved. Tho mother giraffe watched till ho I&xtonlowfl, one time auto racing ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his lat nally waiting to swoop down end fin- Yet tho lion saw them. He saw that waa out of sight, then uho put down driver and later a leading automoblli home on Newman Springs road. Re ish the scavenging. No creature could there were live fully grown giraffe her long neck to nose the youngster dealer and owner of tho Appiegat' Dwlght L. Parsons of Little Stive; ,onor cat or drink without fear. Animals and one very small youngster. He after the vaniehed herd. hotel at St. Petersburg, Florida, died retired Presbyterian clergyman, cor knew that though the herd could at the State hospital at Trenton Sun- Life Award Conferred on Wil coming to the river would hesitate, ducted the service. liam J. Casey of Troop 8 Mon stand motionless, even go back as easily outdistance him, the young Big Game. day night. Services for Mr. Apple- The bearers were Borden L. Hanc they had come, • with thirst un- one would ba quickly caught if tha gata were held last night at eight day Night at Red Bank- others deserted It; and he crept for- The train came lo u sjudden grind- William B. Cdfibver, William H. Ely quenched. Tho grunt of the hunting Ing stop, causing tho passengera to o'clock. Jamea T. Hendrickson, Nicholas J Three Receive Star Awards. lion at night would spread terror ward GO as to cut It off from the rest Mr. Applegalo was born at Union- of the hord. Its mother stood close Jump. ."What haa happened, cunduu- Wilson and Joseph Holmes. Burial across the valley, or the silent croco- tor?""crlcd a nervous old lady, villa, ths eon o£ tlio late Jonathan In charge of the Worden funera At the Boy Scout district court o dile would etir the river as it came bealde it, her front legs spread wide T. and Louise James Applegatc, and honor Monday night a life award aa she slowly lowered her hoad and "Nothing much . . . Wo ran over a home, was in Fairview cemetery- to snatch ita prey. cow." was educated at the Asbury Park was conferred on William J. Casey The lions had their lair in a ra- began to rub her nose against a low high school. At tho age of nineteen of troop 8, and star awards wer vlno where the undergrowth grew ant-hill. Then, startled as the lion "Was'lt on tho truck?" h9 went tosNew York city and be- John H. McCraddln conferred on Leonard Sachs and thickest, and here, one day, two lion- drew near, oho suddenly looked up, "No," replied tho disgusted conduc- 942 — 3189 1486 camo connected with tho Seamen's died suddenly of heart disease Sun Paul Brager of troop 60 and Samuel cubs wore playing on the grass, close gazing into tho lion's eyes as they tor, "we chased it into a barn," Outfitting company, .later becoming day at( his summer home at Locus Cardner of troop 23. showed through the grass. Point Ho was 59 years old and ha beside their mother. When tho ex- proprietor of tho business. Merit badge awards were made to citement of tho game took them out Though she could make no noise, Tho Morning Afler. SPECIALS in Effect October 5th, 6th, 7th. After retiring he went to Eaton- been a oummer resident five years. Edward Kelly of troop 8 for wood- of sight of home, their mother quick- In Hollywood they're telling of a tewn, where he started building rac- He was a retired plumbing contrac- tho rest of the herd, now separated tor. His winter home was in Broojc- carving, bookbinding and civics ly came to look for them, driving from her by a clump of trees, knew atar who, tho morning aftor a wild lt)a ing cars and drove them in races at Samuel Cardner of troop 23 for them before her until they were back Instantly that there was cause for drinking parly, woko in a atato of all of the country's leading race yn. near the mouth of the tunnel, and . 2 SSc He is survived^by his wife, Mrs lcathercraft, first aid, bird study and alarm and with their tails twirling utter physical and mental despair, tracks. Tiring of racing, ho started, first aid to animals; Jack Henry and then lying down majestically while aloft they raced away. For a second but at least in his own room. His ABMOUB FIXED FLAVOR a repair business which rapidly -ettlo Ann McCraddin. The body Russell Teague of troop 23 for civics they continued to chase each other the mother giraffe seemed to think pet kitten was meandering across the grew to bo the largest in this part was prepared for burial by A. M, and bird study, Leonard Sachs of round her. of following them; then oho turned floor. of the state. Later he added the Po3ten and eon and the funeral wa m icld Monday at Brooklyn, with bur- troop GO for woodcarving and flwim- Their father, who'had gone out In to her youngster and shepherding It "Great. Scott, cat," moaned tho selling of cars to his business and mlng, Paul Brager of troop 60 for beforo her she set off as quickly as sufferer, "don't stamp your feet so!" Fresh Link Sausage 19c being a natural salesman was also il in Canarsie cemetery at tha the early morning, now returned. lace. reading, civics and first aid to ani- For an hour he had stalked a herd Its Bhortor legs could move. As I And that, they say in Hollywood, successful at selling cars. mals, and Arthur Lattrell of troop of kongoni, not very seriously be- followed the herd she repeatedly cast Is a. headache* 16c * 49 for handicraft. anxious glances behind her; and tho After quitting the automobile busi- WllUam Kusscl Parker cause the day was not the time for lB ness ho became a. director of tho John Henry of troop 23 wao pro- ecrlou3 hunting, but always with a lion drew quickly nearer, openly Tho Red Bank Rocistoi: travels first hoard of the Eatontown bank, lied early this morning at his horn over every street in town and every 34c moted from second class to first view to the possibility that what had 1OW. tb and from 1922 to 1927 v/aa president it Little Silver. He had been ail class and Fred Johnson of troop 8, been begun as a gamo might luckily road In the county. Let it carry your of that Institution. He then went to ng a long time.. He was born No- The mother giraffe realized that message to those who live on, these -29c vember 2, 1849.: He is survived by Howard Jeffrey of troop 23 and Al- turn into business; and this time escape was impossible. Turning to thoroughfares.—Advertisement. Florida and built tho Applegate ho- fred Kahn of troop 60 from tender- that had happened. After eating face tho lion, she BO3ed her young- tel, which he operated until he was lis wife, and two sons, Julian Park foot to second class. what he could of his kill, he dragged Boneless Beef Pot Roast 24c * stricken threo years ago. r of Little Sjlver and Frank Park ster into tho only placo of compara- m r of Connecticut. Funeral arrange Attending tho court wcro William the remainder back to his mate and tive safety—tho space beneath her Fresh Killed Fowl . . He belonged to almost every nent In charge of R. R., Mount & C. Longstreet chairman, Morgan C. tho cubs. body. Balanced there on thin, spin- 23c branch of Masonry* He was a 32<1 Ion have not yet been completed. Knapp, assistant scout executive;; When the meal was finished, tho dle-like legs, she must have appeared FRESH KILLED KOAST degreo Mason and wag one of the ussel fi. Tetle'y, district commis- ion started to play with tho cub3. no match for tho lion; yet tho lion. youngest men ever to tako tho de- ioner and secretary and John P. Grasping tho smaller one in his paw3 Instead of advancing,, began slowly Plate • Beef . . . . gree. Ho was a member of the Tall Mulvlhlll and Warren Do Brown he rolled over on to his back, then to circle round her, never encroach- Cedars of Lebanon, Kismet Temple. Hazlet News. ^cout masters. he let it drop gently on. one side of ing on the thirty yards of ground •Brooklyn, Ancient Arabic Order of him, rolled back, picked up tho other, that separated them, keeping his the Nobles of tho Mystic Shrine, Mrs. E. Poling, Mrs. Richard Lowe and turned again to meet the first, eyes steadily on his prey and ready Orient Chapter, No. 138, R. A. M. of and Miss Hazel Poling of Keyport Auxiliary Mooting. which by then waa climbing across to escape tho glrafto's only weapon New York, a Knight Templar and and Mrs. Howard Walling have re- The Red Bank auxiliary of Rlver- his shoulders. Ho sparred with his that he regarded as too deadly to OUR SERVICE MAKES CALIFORNIA POTATOES a captain of tho Arab Patrol. IT EASY FOR YOU TO ORANGES turned home from an auto trip to iew hospital will meet at the Molly cubs, Btriking them playfully and re- allow of nearer approach. For if he .PEAS FANCY MAINE Ho was also a member of the Mon- Vermont and New Hampshire. •itcher hotel Friday afternoon at ceiving from them little buffets in came within range, the giraffe's front BORROW MONEY . . . AND lARGE SUNKIST EASY TO PAY IT BACK. 1 £!-">• peck mouth Boat club of Hed Bank, the Joseph C. Cherry and John War- laif-past two .o'clock. eturn. Later, during tho heat of foot would suddenly Bhoot out with gft lbs. gh pc Contest Board of the American Au- wick were Trenton fair visitors last h d th , ll sleplt t undod r ththe normous forces—a kick that might YOU GET THE FULL tomobile association, the Philadel- week. he day, they all easily disable him. AMOUNT OF YOUR IOAN ihade of a tree. FBEEi" phia Automobile Dealers' association, Mra, Edwin R. Pcseaux and Miss WHEN LION MEETS GIRAI"FE. Tho next day, as evening drew As tho lion circled, seeking the IN CASH IN 24 HOURS the Florida Hotel Men's association Lena Schreyer were Trenton fair . . . AND ARE ALLOWED 1 pltff. Dlf near, the lion's restlessness returned, moment when hocould rush In with- PURE MAXWELL HOUSE Hand Cleaner and the Hotel Men's association of visitors on Wednesday. iondensod from "The Anlnmia Came und the lioness shared it Food must out danger to himself, the giraffe PLE-NTY OF TIME TO St. Petersburg, Florida. to Drink" by Cherry Kearton. >e provided, that night, for tho cubs REPAY ... I, 2, 3, t, 10 OLIVE OIL COFFEE with Angelo M. Web3ter was a Trenton turned, so that her front legs were 3 pfcga. of mt Ho enlisted during tho Spanish- fair visitor one day last week. The African valley was still as na- as well as for herself, but after a continually ready for action. And all MONTHS OR LONGER. 30 It.. American war and was a member of Mrs. Vina Sanford has returned ure had made it, verdant, entangled, fruitless night the Iione33 returned the time, whllo she turned fend man- COME IN ... WRITE ... OR PHONE the War Veterans and the New Jer- to her home at Macbeth, Long Is- he home of wild creatures who had :o the lair while the lion continued oeuvred she kept her youngster un- :o hunt. rBOJIM DELIVERY Eey National Guard. land, after a visit with Mrs. Anna ot yet learned the unnatural warl- der her body. Once tho baby giraffe ., ...J>«,. Qiu, !„ g)u r)i,u T»™ Surviving are his wife, Iva Thomas Morrell of Beers street, and other ess which comes where man haa Through long brown grass which became confused and stepped for an r f Hazlet and Keyport relatives. Applegate; a daughter, Ethel May of nted. Yet it was not peaceful. rarely covered his back, he crept instant out of its shelter. Thinking PERSONAL FINANCE CO. St Petersburg, and a son, Charles The Hazlet 4-H Forestry club was ear and suspicion ruled it by day stealthily. He sighted a herd of that his chance had come, tho lion NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT A. D. lo&3, at which tlmo npplloatlon Electric Bldg., 601 Banga Avenue, M V xca c Otto of West Long Branch.' reorganized last week at tho Hazlet nd by night. Tho old rhinoceros, wildebeest returning from tho river ventured closer; instantly tho moth- Phono A. P. 7095 Llcenso No. 070 Estate of Archibald Wrluht, rlecoaBod. BniTwmnml tan ° "" t*qf commlasion°nml>i s school. The officers are: ho lived on the crest of a ridge not and crept after them. At a distance sr giraffo stepped forward and struck ASBURY PARK. N. J., Notice IR hereby given that tho acqounte Ditto" ' d• Soptcrabo- r I, A. 1>. loss. r from the river, might stand of 150 yards he crouched, knowing i deadly blow which missed him by Monthly Charge Two nnd Ono-Half of tho Bubncribor, administratrix of the Thomas Mlnton, kocai leader—Mrs. M. Bozarth. Per Cent on Unpaid Balance Only. CHtato of Bald deccnaed, will ho audited MATrLDA WEIGHT, President—Virginia Miles. rpwsing under a thorn tree through that If he approached closer while, inches. Before the lion could take and Btated by the Surrogato of tho County Parker Avenue, Littlo Silver N J .ol Irvlngton, a former resident of Secretary—Jean Reed. he heat of the day, secure from dan- tho sentinels of the herd were facing advantage of her lack of poise she BftM IN All SlfAKPKJOMlH of Monmouth and reportfed for settlement Treasurer—Jeanette Itnthbone. to tho Orphans Court of Bnld County, on Fair Haven, died Monday morning :er while he felt ths parasite birds towards him he would bo seen at was again astride of her youngster. Bank, N, J., in the Presbyterian hospital at New- Reporter—Walter Dean. Thursday, tho nineteenth dny of October, n his back; but if'they rose he once and the wildbeest would scam- An hour passed. For all that time Proctor. ark, where he had been a patient for Garry A. Miles, county club agent rould be on guard, sniffing uncor- per away. But perhaps without any he mother Btood. at bay, turning the past three months. He was 55 from Freehold, was present. linly and in doubt as to the dlrec- movement on his part the animals nowly, never too much and never too years old. Mrs. Lemuel Hardy has returned on from which danger threatened. would come near enough for him to ittle, her eyes never leaving the Mr. Minton was born at Fair Ha- home from the Monmouth memorial in tho plain at the foot of the ridge cburge. [ion's head,' seeing every plan for ven and was the son of the late hospital, where she was a patient for 10 zebra would feed, but one of the At first tho herd came slowly for- sudden movement, every threatened Thomas and Emily Doughty Mlnton. over a week. erd would stand aside—a sentinel, ward, but one of the sentinels be- spring. But as the heat of the day He ;had resided at Irvington for the Miss Lois C. Sproul, accompanied 'urthor from tho river, where thorn came uneasy. Ho stopped, peering rew blazing, the tenseness of tho past several years. He was a con- by her aunt, Miss Anna Bedle of es dotted tho ground, the giraffe ion's attitude began to relax. Once tracting carpenter and builder. His towards the hidden lion. Then, sud- wife, Mrs. Mary VanBrunt Minton, died in September, 1930. Mr. Mlnton is survived by a daugh- ter, Mrs. Sidney H. McLean of Red Bank; a son, Arthur Minton of Irv- ington; two sisters, Mrs. William . Emery and Mrs. -Thomas -McGrath of Faij- Haven, and three brothers, Charles Minton of Fair Haven, War- This price was based on ren Minton of Red Bank and Joseph Soars now [amous pur- Minton of Elizabeth. chasing campaign oov- The funeral will be held this after- noon at 2:30 o'clock at Mrs. Mc- eral months ago when Lean's home with Rev. Edward M. Jhis company poured Miller, pastorof the Baptist church, $50,000,000 into iho in charge. Burial in charge of tho Worden funeral home will be In market to buy Uio prod- Evergreen cemetery, , ucts of American Indus- try and help do ita ohcrro Mrs. Emma M. Eylea In a great program of of Hudson avenue, died early last Sunday jnightat_ her _ home -after a business recovery. iingering"ilincss."' sKe" was 44 years old. Mrs. Eyles wa3 born at Red Bank and had always resided here. Her husband, Leroy S. Eyles, died in Oc- tober, 1918. Sho is survived by two sons, Irving and Nelson Eyles, both of whom lived with her, and a broth- er, William Patterson, also of Red Bank.- The funeral was held Monday af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her late home, with Rev. W. Carmen Trem- bath, pastor of the Reformed church, in charge. The bearers were Alfred Ingalls, John Hansen, Raymond ani Ernest Patterson and Walter and Ensley Antonidics. Burial in charge of the Worden funeral home wns in 35 Down... 85 Monthly Fair View cemetery. (I'lus Carrying Charge)

Aubrey Scott,

son. of Mrs. Rose Scott of Linden | place, died at noon Sunday at the | Allenwood sanitarium, where ho had Thousands will choose tha been a patient lor three weeks. Ho ! was 21 years old. Besides his mother, "Tropic" ro circulate warm,' ho hi survived by threo brothers, healthful air in their homes' Morris, Edward and Raymond, ami i two sisters, Mrs. Edward Wilson and j You'll find that every column ' this winter, because it's iho Mrs. Anna Kane, all of Red Bank, j > "l buy of tha year' Even wo,' The funeral will be held at the fun- j accustomed as we aro to oral parlora o£ R. It. Mount & Sou in the want-ads is filled with 'I' on West Front street tomorrow values, wonder how wo morning at nine o'clock and at St. • ' 7-^1 :! can offer such a marvoU' James church, where ihe rector, Rev. opportunities for someone... ous heator at this low Dr. John Is. McClnsltoy, will cele- 1 brate a requiem mass, at 0:30 o'clock. V, x price. Just look at thesa Burial will be. in Mt. Olivet cemetery. and many of them are YOUR .i v i. "big-monoy" feature*^ Then remember, your , Mrs. Madeline, llclirs. opportunity. If you are really opportunity to save extra Tho funeral of Mi;;. Madeline on it, ends with the sale. Hcnes, wifa o£ Frederick Ilencs of Monroe avenue, who died im Tue.-,day .i of last week, was held last Sunday trying to practice economy , © Solid castlron Inner afternoon at her late home with X unlf. •""""""""''"'" Ucv. Paul J. Tritiiclilcr, pastor of the Lutheran church, In charge. Tho you can not afford to neglect © Larrje 16-ln. ftropo}. bearer/! were Haruhi A. i Jendrifk: mi, in '<' V,t Fred Pagcnktiff, Ktiphen i';i: irH.iiMi, O Cast Iron too and main all of Red Hank, mnl h;rn t I fen/. the want-ad section. And not front. ' anil Carl Munk of Astoria, Long In- land, 'W Al © Full porscldti CSK-JS!C!. In char;;fi (if Ihe Wurdin funeral extorlor, walnut grain* home, tile Ijndy wan conveyed by au- is it profitable to read, it i i \ tomobile to Linden, where cremation & Heats 3 to 4 rooms. took phicci at tlie. Rn,r;chi]l crematory. 0 lowest prko on this Mrti. Anna M. Curry, slso circulator any* wlrlnw of Orrln Curry ami a rcUdent to sell, to rent or to k« v/iiero. (

On Ba.tuvdny, Pilots Casey, Cong- Thirty Words for Twenty-Five Cents don and Noiby took to tho National TVTrVTTyTT¥T|mTyT»T¥TrmYTn^^ Open polo championship matches at Weetbury, N. Y., Mr. and Mr3. FOR EXCHANGE. ARTICLES FOR SALE. BUSINESS NOTICES LOST AND FOUND. ROOMS FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. _REAL ESTATE FOR RENT._ LOST. ied folding rheck book on Her-i ONE OH TWO furnisher Charles Caesar of Rumson, Sheldon NEWARK vicinity, exch&nee Income prop- BOH;HEED smooth fox' terrier i SAVE MONEY—Why not do It now? Just e nt lill River road, FOB RENT or Ian a. Union " huu7*"oi crty in best lucftMon. buBlnena or resi- prize wliuiltiji etriiln; litter a rc chants and Newark Tru«t. cfmtfiinliifi It- I room, wjth Htelien oomn, nil your hoitHe; Comar, Martin Osboin, J. Ford John- cell Keanaburs 50C-W, and let mo elve snBOfl, permit antl earfla. Howard. A. J; ' ' '-• Wharf avenue j fully tfjuiMifi-i; to re- dential, /or SiO.Otfy improved majicrty in ivjtti iho Atuvilcitn Kcnrwt Club; priced ou an eetlm&ta on' your plumbing: ani age. Phone ceptional for party pponrablo ?Lrty, A. Uftcltfalupl. Wbavf eon, B. B. Prentice and W. Strother or near lied pank. AUdresa N. V.. boxb , ciiGotiiiblc. Aiiply Sydney Caddlck, Mon- FiejitliiB with lower than deprcaslou prices. ^ ' 'JOT liiver road, venuo, K«fl flank. Jones. 61 J. Bet* Dank.* tiouth icK'l. Oakhurat, N, J., (on We EJCO BpeclaEfzo on tnatolllns beer colls, iST, Bmail van•iiir«hei d cedar rowboat. UItSlfED Toom, romfortaMe~ with American Storo). _ ^ bars end pumps. All work satisfactorily Tjilepliono Rumuo plenty of sunshine: idenl loc^tioii; rea- ... _iil bunyalowd for rent in Red ly f>iniiitlied ; ono-cisr ii'nrfly eamo by tlcM-rlbin Owner 'may huve .iltontownn., Ix)ntt ' UraBranchn , Ocoanport. Lit- ferretl. 57.1 per month. Il.-nry K Hylin. flrat oolo flight last Saturday after lrkfltiiiik, N. J. Try our ECIVICC, i'iiono tnent blocks | also Korthweetcm creno pa rtment, Room ing. Call at Water De- he«t; hnavd ; SUvcr nnd eUfiwh 0 in Monmouth i-enltor, A'Z liroai] Mreel, Utnl lUmU. Mione FOR l cheap, twenty rowboatu, two 1, Borovtfh Hall, Tied onnty. Hay H. SHllm 1. Slata Highway, completing two weeks of Instruc- Btjflbontfl and & cabin boat. 11. C, Wtn- j^ for rent. Peter Dlponte, B46 6hrcwebury Bank.* ' country; refined, pilvatu family ; gentle- " 43. tions. terton, 122 J^d ^oetKtNJ IAN*6 tunings, on nil makes; Stein way avenue. Red Bank, phone 1608. FOUND,, eemail pocket book Mondayy morn- man or child with parent. Addi-ens ii., "' "~ 0l~twiT"b^ end Aeolian • epccialintd' 'i'uhthier'n, 16 iiifr. OOwne r maayy I Imve namame b y di.describbe box 5U._Re and topsoll i npi'ta tree wood, fire- REIJ BANK typewriter exchange, Franklin 24_Stratford place. Ne rk_, N. ______J.* _ LA*R(JE, well rurnlehed roui ent ^n. Red Bank and vlclnlt y; Rcason- • * * ontown 448-J*2 places lentdha. Middletown Stack Farm, C. Moyan, proprietor, W. C. Phelan me- WHITE WOMAN "wUhw el&y'a work to do, all improvementn; bent bla rents. W. T. I'orker, 04-6P Drond FARM of twenty ncicn, BCvfiii-ronin houaV, Thomaa S. Meld, phono 861, Had Bank. chanical engineer j 36 ycars^'Underwood" or would rto laundry in 01- out. Call at for I) ii mi n ens couple; light pK itreat. Red Bank, phono 3322. •'1th fleetrlcity j new two-car Kftraa*, VSED~*-ORNiTUBE from home* In this I try house, rond Btnn-1 with llvlna -..ijMshlon Kommerer, piloted Mr. Section muat bo cold. Visit 0110 of Jer- WASHING MACHINES, repairs and Bates; txperfonce. Ueed typowrltora of all malfta 27 6 Mechanic ntreet, niter C:00 V. M., | iJiivilecen if desired. Apply at 131 Mnplo ?Oll R£INT, lour-room bungalow and /leo- May tag specialists. TustliiK'u, 16 Mon-bought, sold, repaired. CJfllco, 60 White phone "Red Hank 1274.* „_ _ I avenueFOK RENT. Re, dsunn Bank.y *room, well heated, near . rtct-R. Exf-cdcnt. loralfon on Smtt Wnd Mrs. J. L. Kemmorer and Rubo Rey'a places of intflreat. Gramann'*, 11 bnth: with or without rneula. In*mire room bungalow; all Improvements WMto otrcet, Red Bank.* mouth Htreat, phono Itcd Hank 89. itreot. Bed Bank/ MAN V/ANTK1) for fcrvlce "In "family of inrlcs Brenkur, 607 Weat Fiont atraoU highway; SU.fJOO cmli, (J. Howard Llnpin- Williams to Westbury, N. Y., on Sat- ottitKe aout nix nt 21 Itranch avenue, oppocitc lilfth school '•fiit, 31 Monmouth ntreot, phone Hed Hank HGUHEHOLD furniture for eale; must S, cakes, bread, iolln, nut biend, darn AltTHUIl li. BOYCE. painter, decorator, threo In Mnnll rottitKe about nix mill or tihnne 6 43-J, Itgd 2ftI1^-______River Plnia. N. J. urday to seo tho polo matches. chowder on l-'iliiuy; meat pica Saturday; wall paper expert; splendid workmnn- Ked HuHunk; ; miiEt be Rood plaiplain coookk, aefl: Flayer piano, elor.trlc radio, $18; V houKcmimim ; wilill l \>ny\y ?fii a weekweekk.. IIn replly ATTRACTIVE combination of~wT~lien% TWO-STORY shop on'cfuy Hr.-cl fur rout four-burner gas stove, almost new, 215a;h homemade. Orrfern K' OH prompt at- shlp; reasonable prlcesj eetlraatca and ad- Also KnrQgc^. Phone 3^7 or 153 Broad FA It MS for sftfo anywhere in Monnvoutb * • « tention. Ileil Bank Womnn'a Exciianirc iin g tl whetdehtd r whithi e oro colored;ld givei rooniB, den and private bnth, all on ono county; also water front properties and very ftno wicker set, BIX places, two-plcco vice free Your decorating troublen ate referencef s nnd do not reply unless it la to yha airport now has five active llvlnjj room set, $16[ bureaus, odd chairs, Curl ton theater buildlntf, 103 Monmouth eolved by phoning Rumuon 666. Easy to d d t l l it l t floor; alao Beparnto room for tine or two buelricns prnpcrtJea; Banie«at Bay lot). Btreet, Mrs. Geortro Dclatusli. your advantagant e to Hpend entire v/intcr if ,nntlemen; garage and breakfriBt if- do- COM PLKTTLi" U:rnl7h^r^r~i'ai7~Itnve"n^ Hay H, Stillmori, fjtnta hiahwny, Eaton- ttudento. They are Mr. and Mrs60. c and 11.00. Hamilton, Bay avenue, remember—it'a 666. i ft til i ove rmtiafnetory. ;ar bjeses, school!!; moilttn six-room Atlantic Highlands, phono 497." after trial yo vireB p aired. Muut bo neon to he apprcclatcil : t*>wnt_N£_J_.._ j.hone J/M_1_ Richard Roscnbaum, Howard Scott, iVOOD for Bale, Ice- iind conl; turnncc. CONTiiACTiN'G^carpenterJNTItACTINCi carpenter; jobbing a ope- Addrens Mun Wanted, box 511, Red reasonable. 198 River road, phone Hed lonce; all irnprovemen ta; nne-cnr [[a- Htovo and flroplaco leiiRthfl; dellvored, clalty. W. H. Marvin, Riverside drive, . „ ;. Price %"iO per month. App!y Joseph RAY H. STfLLMAN. State highway. Eat- ' PRIVATE (Bale of furniture to nettle ca- Ban It." c oniown, U. J., opeclaliilng hi Monmouth Charles Bolln and Mrs. W. B. Hard- tate, on Thurnday, October Gth, between $&.0Q per load; $10 par enrt), Peta Pettl- Kdd Bank-, phona BIOS. ri- McCuc Agency, Rutnpon 444. nnto, 280 South Bridge aventfo. Rod Bank. MIDDLE A'iEIt womnn wnnted us general TWO furnlfihed roomH, with or without enntxty furimt for iicntlcmcn'a country «(* ing. tile houra of ono find five o'clock. 103 TVPEWRITEH headquarters. Typewriters trLtes, I'hona Ecstontown 178 for appoint- Enat Iltver road. Rumeon. N. J. "•Ji on ol 331 -M.- houaeworktrr for service In family of lighlgt t houaekeeplnfl;houseeping . Applpp y at {ifi East rented, bougnt, sold and repaired. Tnt- three. Must ba j:ood plain cook, experi- Borgen place. Red Bank, ph 8572.* FOUR-ROOM bungalow, all Irnwov ment, BOOKCASE, reconditioned, 58.00; Iron beda, R TilEES, miocfa! sale"; largo bin'e. 68 Broad -ctrcet, Red Bank. enced In fjervlnu and willing lo npend win- TWO large connectlns rooms for rent, mentK; one-car i:;iia!;o, (JnurRe "Bank, all nlnnlo and three-quartor alrc, $2.00; Ico HIZCH, five to ten feet, 52.00 each. AB- T. G. ESCHELBACH & SON, 125 Weit ter In small iiottapo gbout KIX rnllen from Shrewsbury News. lolutcly SitKh (frudo etock, better ennnot, furnished for light houBtkeeplnsr: witihh Brown, 5 Union street. Red Unnk. t«ntH t\v box. 100 pound capacity. $2.50; livinti Fi:ont street, Ited Bank, phono 1276. Ited Hank. In replying Ktato wether white aU Improvements; bathroom, nan, electric lot r,0x3f>0, location; prica room Rot, three pieces, $15; llvlnir room IO bouirht anywlioie, nt any price. Select or colored (ind KIVQ references. Address 'our own from thousand)?, in twenty vnrle- Auto accessories and vulcanizing. and running -water; In privnto family; na- 512,.'OO. (J. Itfiwnrri Lfpplnrott. "331 Mon- h!a health. Also .ou FOUR-ROOM apartments both, gaa ran«e, _nrnt c; rcnaonnbio. Cnrinen iilare. Cull ilphuay. Price $2,000. Telephone Keani- ono-yoar ftunrantec, 91Q.7G. Slnscr ecw- Mrs. J. Ai VanScholck, Ked Bank 137B-W. bur la-R. It Unuch. South End avenua, '. Mr. and Mrs. Clydp W. Mason and init machino $10, gas cabinet ranso with tovs BIIC nt $5 a toad or S10 n cord, repaired. Agent for Master carburetor house treatments. John Snkewitzz, electrity, Arcoia heater; rent 325. Ap- K RJlKlNJ ply 29 WcBt Front street* phone Red Port_Monmoulh, N. JN daughters, spent tho week-end with oven J58, Thatcher coal range with wnter ii«IJvci-cfJ._ Phone Hod Hunk 20a4-W.' ronl saving device. Fits any furnace. 42 J______| AT RUMSON. fou "fiv back $20, Ice boxes, 9x12 rug $G, gan IOCKER "SPANIEL impplefi. pedigreed, Leigh ton nvenue, RedBanli, phone 3C87»J. GENERA Ij hoiiHCwoTkcr wnnteil, white^J Bank 1180-M. Iowa, with modern i'mprovementa; nn- 'K\V five-roam hauue. two bedrooms and Mrs. Mason's parents nt Stewartn- rnneen. uprlfrht piano, excellent condition; two months old; black and Hcht fawn. UPHOLSTERING, draperlcn, Blip covers, muat bo able to help wait on table and COMFORTABLE furn.Hhed apartments; igen; newly decorated infiidc; furnlahnd bath, living room, kitchen nnd dinette: . Villa, N. J. Lot of atorage gooda, all bargains. We Priced rcuHonftlile. Mnrthti Helleiman, 3H first clasa work done &t your residence BBslat 1 nun dry. IlefGicnces required. throe, four and five roomn for rant; on r unfurnished. Near bus line; immedi- fireplace, hot air heat; |ot 50x200; priea Dr. Ylvlolltor hao moved from Irv- buy, fiell and exchange furniture. Atlan- Wanhlntrton street, Rumsoti, phone Hum- us well as in our work Dhop. Call 2040-J, Phone Red Bank 1458-R. for appointment. and overlooking river. Five minutes' ate pORBCBwion. Ileanonahle tent to reli- S4.f)lH), 1'nink B. LHWCR, 105 Monmouth tic Furniture Warehouse, 35 Monmouth 404. Itcd Bank. E- Rolle, 1G4 Fair Haven road, COUPLE wanted, white; ail year; •womnn, wnlk to railroad station and bueinena cen- able tenEntB. Telephone Kuimon 4 37. ftreot, Itcd Dank. ing placo to his now residence, at ter; moderately priced. Phone Ked Bank atreot, Hod Bank. FOR SALE cheap. Western Electric WUBII- Fair Haven. N. J. cocooko , Jftutidtyy;; man,a, ^[ltler, houaemnn,enn. HALF of double house nt 99 Shrewsbury FARM7~58 ncres, good" fcrtilo land, for Buttonwood Park. FIREWOOD, $0.00 per land.. 910 per cord; IIIK machine, battery Atwnter radio, INSTKUCTlON-'AnnesQ School of MUBIO; Referencef s requiredi . PPhh ReRd BBank 2370. avenue, corner Shrewsbury avenue and Rale; house located on n hlyh knoll/, On'Friday night Mra. G. H. Neviua fliQplnco Wood, % 11 per cord. Locust Horace Wftters piano, gaa ranees, alde- expert Instruction on violin, mandolin, 14E8-R for n)>iir>li]tment. FOR RENT, apartment of four rooms, Oakland Btreet; n\x room", K»fi electricity, alia are nil brick lined; hen housai and pvmtn, oak himhor. planing and aawi bourdtJ. three typcwrlterfl. davenport, (UHII guitar, ukelclc, nteol guitar, banjo, aaxn- bath, imprnvemont9, with Bafflgo! *2 toilet; rent 818; house In wood condition. rclmrd. usual outbuildinRB. Located at gfeavo a banquot for her Sunday-school H6USEKKF.PER~^|»hen poBltion; Ameri- Chnrlen (I. Bennett & Co., office phone washlhir machine. Moyan Co.. 60 White phono. [ilano accordion. Instruments no Id can, Chrisiiun woman, Protestant; cap- per month. At Maplo avenue, near Hin- Apply MIH. J. J. Qiiiglcy, 69 Neptune ave- COII'H Neck. Prieo 57,500. Ownor muflt **c!ass which won tho contest for at-Mlddlctowji 568, residence 70. fftrect, Rcd^Bank^ nnd repaired. 47 Washington street. Red able, good manager. Address House- telmann's Corner, Rumson. Write G. I nue, Dcnl, phono Penl 1622. nt once on account of nlckncBa. Rol- Bank, phone 1751. Waterbuvy. 107 Monmouth street, tendance lor a poriod of six months. PIANO $7.00, Brlndlng stone, Rarden im- F U UN IT til tE~fo r"*¥ale'to' close an estate, keeper, hos: nil, Red Bank. Wardell, Sea Bright, N. J.. phona 27. SIX-KOOM hoiiBe, nil Jmprovcmentff; ifood 1 , g p Ked_ Bank, phone 3.100. After the dinner a movie wan taken plementa, wardrobe trunk, cloHCt bowl follow In IT ar Helen remain: (riinks $ I IF YOU atlH dnmand the best In paper YOUNfl Gorman couple wart a position: APARTMENT for rent, four rooms, (all condition; KKaratet . PosaeHslon Qctobecbetr In. Those attending wore Edwin and bftaln. Mra, Walch, 220 Colemnn nvo- ouch, fiftoon-foot table,for \t\ng pong J10; hanging, painting and decorating, cull woman lernl IIOUPC worker and outside) and bath; heat end water; $25 1; J3B. John H, Cook; Jr one Red Bank bouEc. lai'se lot; mir- nua, Long Rrnnch, phono H-iii." iRrpo bookenso $15, onk library table $4, Earn Estelle, 1610 Kod Dank, for quality coolc, man ua handyman in nnd outnlile: per month. Land & Loan Co., 12 Mechan- 499M •ounded by large trees; no Improve- an8"'- Richard Hobos, Linden and mahogany pearl Inlaid eet( conBiatinn of and norvice. Free estimating service. £9 to street. Red Bank. ments; prico $300. Frnnk B. LawcB, 105 OUT KLOWEHS, bouq\Ieta. 2T, nnd 60 can do garden work and drive car. 27 FOR RENT, nix rooms and bath, one-car Monmoiith street, _Re«l_Bank. Georgo Shoemaker, William Hav- nottce, arm chair and side chair) ?2B; oak Broad street, or 22 Mount street. Red East Front atreet, Ited Bank.* THREE-HOOM apartment for rent, all Jm- fjarase. Fine rciildontlnl (section In Red centa. Netaon, 45 Locuat uvenue, Ked buffot $5, bevel plate mlrroru, S2-$10; Bank. ilian, Thomas Farley, William Rlor- Bank." \YANTED firnt clasa cook. lotiK refercnceB; provomonta; U7 Wast Front atreet. Bunk; $40 per month, unfurnished. Call FOHECLOSifRE" barBaiii"~(ive-room Btucco dining chalra $1 each. It. Q. WIMHUBS ELECTRICAL wlrlna, buneatowa wired, Stables for rent In Eatontown, twelve Red Bonk 1040, bungalow, nil improvomontH; nice shrub- dan, Harold Wilson and as • guests executor, 27 Linden place. Red Bank. chnnibermoul-waitress for name houne- bery and location; S600 caRh, total pricg PUPPIES—White Splti, Cocker BpanlolB, complete latest fixtures. $40 to SfiC. hold. Monmouth Employment Agency, Htnlln and three stalls. Phone 466-J, Red SIX-ROOM house. 58 Spring street ; newly Fred England and Donald Ncodham. RUMMAGE SALE Thursday. October 6. Houses wired complete, latest fixtures, S6C $3.r>00. Milton Berk, 3 Mechanic atreet, alno male Scotch terrier 530. female S3C ; 107 Monmoutk Htrcct, Red Batik, phone decorated; bath. KftrnKe, new hot wntcr Ked Bank, phono IG17. Tho fence In front of Mrs. Kath- ilx amooth fox torriera, male bcnicl from 9:00 A. M. to C:O(t P. H., in ntoro to $8G. 'Writa Doran, electrician, Port 3500. HALF of double house, corner Riverside hcatlntr plant; -rent reduced. Inquire of. at corner of Mount nnd KirHt avenues, Monmouth, or phone Kcnneburg 45 after hound; good natured Chowd, S1G. Bow GIRL WANTED, white, for general housed avenue and Allen place; heat furnished; Owner, 12 Oak place, Vair Haven. of 102 acres, nearly all tillable Boll, orlne Kenrns's property on Broad Wow Kennela, Highway .35, Mlddletown, Atlnntio Hlghlnnde, benefit PreBbytcrlon J o'clock, P. M. livinp: and dining room, two bedrooms, r.omo woodland nnd brook, two Rlx-roora church. , viotV, Apply Vogol's, 2 5 Broad street, SPLENDID' elt-ht-roorn' home." located in street haa been ropalntod. Tho work N. J." ' MUSIC TEACHERS* Aacociation of Red Rod Bank! ll porch; modern bnth nnd kitrh- Foxwood Paiii with two-car gavaec; lot houncH, cattle burn nnd stablca. •with otljetr Foil SALE CHEAP, oiepletB hot air fur- Bank and vicinity; private end- CIBBS art, porch, garage. 1 Allen pace, Rod outbnildlncR. Very ronvpntent ioration I was dono by her daughter. Miss Jo- DAIRY EQUIPMENT, cane, pailo, bottles, EXPERIENCED hornemim or caretaker; 100x100; convenient to achooln, bussca sephine Kearnu, during her houi'B of nanacce In A-All condition. DoDorra White, separator, atanchlona, etc.; very reason- InotrueUon in all lnHtrumenta. For furth- Bank, phone 3662-W. and utorcF, but not located on n miiin Sln.r.OO. (!. Howard Llpptncott. 31 Mon- HnHc cnuc. fihbfihrewabury, N 3* N. 3.* er information kindly address Registrar, good references. J. Taylor, HOB Pine mouth Btrcct, phone Itcd Bank 321. relaxation from her duties as head able. No further uao for same. E. D. treat. West Hcimar, N. J. SMALL apartment for rent in private thoroughfare. The hou^e 1B in A-l condi- FOB~8AIJB, applo crates for ten conta Lontilhon, Mlddletown, N. J. 194 Dorgen pace. Red Bank, phone homo: to adults only; two rooma fur- tion. Rent haa been reiluccd to S55. Rol-RECEIVER'S anle; Ked Donk, eevon-rooiH each; hardwood and strongly made; 1747-R. MEN WANTED tor RawleI h routes of bookkeeper at tho office of Tho Eed BOD, topaoil, fill dirt, cinders, (travel and K nished for light housekeeping; nil im- ston Waterbury, 107 Monmouth street, house. In best location; good condition; Sank Register. original coat 45 conta each. Apply Now SION PAINTING and hounepaintine by 80Q families in cities of Lone Branch, provement!! ; next to bath. Near station Ited Bank, phono 3S00. onk fioorn, etcam heat; very deep lot. manure for nale. PrlceB right. Claude Aabury Turk, South Amboy nnd South York Plo Baking Co.. Newark, N. J.* C. Wright. Llttlo Silver,-phono Red Bank Moyan Sign, Co. and Quaker mission; and bus lino. H. A. Worthley, 23 Rector TWO BUNCALOWS for rent on Conovcr Prico $8,000; easy terms, •which In Amount FOR SALB, Ivy Canopy range In Rood con- lowest prices, best equipment and reliabil- Rlvor. Reliable huater should earn $2 5 plnce. Red Bank, phone 1168. of mortgage and taxes due. Milton Bork, 141.3-J. weekly nnd increase mildly. Wrlto Irn- lano, one five rooms, bath, fireplace, all 3 Mechanic Btreet, Red Bank, phono 1617. dition. Apply nt 62 Potoro place, Red ity" Tested by atate, federal government; FOUR ROOMS and bath, heat, hot water, Improvements; other threo rooms, kitch- Hank.* CORD WOOD, furnace wood and fire- medintely. Ruwleigh Co., Dcpt. NJ-C2-S. Rumson News. plnco wood for eoloj prlco $10 per cord. civil norvlce. 60 WhIto street, Red Bank.* Chester, Pn. electric refrigeration ; alno RnrnRca : enette, fihowcr. J. J3. Conover, Conovcr PRACTICALLY new liollow tile and stuc- llABDITt) for nalo; Ohlnchlllna or Ne WE PAY cash for inte model need curs. Rtatfon. 185 RridKO nvenuo, Kcii B lnne. Red Bnnk.* co hhmift o In HeHedd Bank, hot water heat, Zealandn. Martin Matula, Jr., Now Phone Red Ban 3065. UMJNEMPLOYED, register with Mrs. BaUphore 536-R after 4:00 P. M.* til o bathah,, onc-taincff Kge; lurgl g a llott ,, exex- RADIOS rcpnlrcd'l finest materialB and torsby, 1^6 Hardlnir road, Red Bank, BUNliALOW p ising Inmo Hvinj,' (The Red Bank Ecglater can be bought Monmouth. N. J.* kitchenkith , pantryt , ceptionalltill y wellll lloratcdo , for u permnnentt In R'tntaon at Finnorty'a general store, woikmniinhlp; modern tent equipment. JANE WILLIAMS, certified teacher, la phono 112Z. A.bBolutcly invcntieatGiI help J15 PER MONTH, four rooma, ovc room, two bedrooms, , p home; $10,(100. Liberal terms. G, How- Boxkan Broa.1 atorc, formerly Ycllen'a, Tor- FIFTEEN-GALLON a^uorluma S3.2C, two Tu»tIng'H, IS Monmouth street, phono 3JK re-opening her studio for brldfra lawans; supplied, skilled and "unskilled. Do v American Storen, Main street, Eaton bath, large porch and rate; all iird Lippincott, 31 Monmoutlj atreet, fled in groups or elngly. 63. Riverside avenue. bit for tho unemployed. town: trns, water nnd electric: lnvatory Pninted and dccoratcil; 25 month, Mil- bers'a store and Mra. Lvidlow'a atore. The and a half-gallon aquarium for 86 HOOVER potato dlggcrs^amrreiiatrBi'ftlso ton Berk, a Mechanic Btreet, Red J3ank, Bnnk. phone 321. } Resiater la also sold and delivered' by cents: two pnlra of tropical fish, largo McCormtck-Dcerinir nnd Emerson. Try Red Bank. very • dofitrablo opnrtmcnt. Apply Ray t Bk a Mhi t Rd GIRL wonfod, by refined family, for rtirt Stillman, phone 18, Eatontown. phone_lG|_7. • BUSINESS opportunity; 23-room house, Charlea Geyer, 6S Lafayette street) alzo, for 40 ccnta. Forty varictloa of fiah oar sorvlcc. Conovor Bros.. Wicktitunk, CIDER pressed at Si a barrol. D. B. Sof- time work in tho afternoon nnd stay In four baths. three>-car ganiRo; sultabla . on display. Keyport Tropical Fish Hatch- N. J,, phono Holmdol 9. fell'a Press, Newman Springs road. Red a few cvcnliiEB. References necessary4 HAI-iP of double river front houne,. unfur FOU RENT at Rumaon. four rooms, with roo mine house. Central location near ery, St. Peter place, KeyiJort, N. J.' tilsns nisbed, conRistinB of nix sunny larg bnth, pas, water, electricity; convenient- Mlea Blta Flommlng, swho was SALE nt Jnno wnifamn'a studio, 68 Rlvcr- Bank. Barrela furnished at Bame.* Call Rod Unnk 1119. Monmouth nnd Broad .streets. $".r>00; ensy . graduatod ttom tho Univoralty of ihoro hlahway. NOTICE. CONTRACTORS—Wilt RIVO rooniB nnd bfith^ nil moilcrn Irn[Jrovemcntp ly Incaterf; 520 monthly to adult family tcrmn, MIton Berk, 3 ftfechanic street, Bldo avenue. Enrly Amecican glass, pic- E A(iED womnn desires work b. open fireplace; gurasre, on acre of wpodc< Apply to John L. MinuRli, Ward avenue Pennisylvanla last Juno, has beon ad- MAHOOANV chiffonier and vanity dross- tures, furniture, antlqueo, Chlncso robes $3,000 building lot to any contractor the dny or week, or to anKist with tlin- nnd .Shrewsbury Urlvc. Rumnon. N._ J. Red Bank, phone 1617. ' * or, wicker porch eett riiB*, china closot, •and-eurloH.-—• — finishing my new house at Hnnce-road and lawn ; four ..nitrnitca*- walk. to_atatlonf twi mlttod to tho Philadelphia school of norit or bridge -jmrties; eooti cook r ex- to Hfioppinfr center: for 83.nn per week ti HA~LIil~oTdouhlc~hou,ie.'orrHudfion avenue BUILDfNd LOTS at Foxwood Park j all bookcnHe,' chlironiorfl, cKalra, trunks, Bla- PEKINGESE dogs for rale, farm raised; Jackson ntreot, Fair Haven. Old material cellent refcrcncoH. Address Box 1GG, Bel- improvements .011 property. Including 0ocln\ florvico whero pho will Btudy soll carpet awecr^sr, clotliea hamper; lot of may bo used. See Cowboy Moyan, 50 deRlrnble party. 70 Locust avenue, Re rent $35 per month. Inquire Hcudi-ick- wonderful compnny for lonely persons, fonl, N. J.' , __ _ Biink,* nidewnlk nnd curb. Beautiful shade treea medical social Bcrvlca administration. mfecolianeoua household Rooda. S3 Oak-also' for children; at a reasonable price. White Btreet, Ited flank." iion &. Stout, 2 Linden plnrc. Ited Bnnk. nn nonrly every lot. Whether for a homd wood place. Kqftnaburg, N. J." MOTHER'S helper" winhca position; "fo"n_ ' The flrot of a Horlca of lcsuonu In Coylo*o Konnols, Niitswcmp rood, phono UPHOLSTERY SHOP, oatabllihod 1910; of children: deep in; excellent rcfor- HOUSE for rent, (no room" and bnth ; all or for in vestment, thet;o lots ore execp- NEW portable electric Singer sowing Red Bank 1038-M. re-build, ro-coven or repair any uphol- enccs. Cull Red Hunk 3870-K." improvements; main road, nrnr Rcbool. toinnl vnlue nt 57'.O rnch. Terms to eult 9>omc hyglono and caro of tho olck chine for Bale, 336. H. Thomaon. 116 stered furniture: to order, curtains, cush- REAL ESTATE WANTED. Bun pHHHcn the door. s Kent reasonable. In- Ihc purchaser. (I. Howard Lippincott, 81 ANTIQUES bought and sold; blown nnd MAN, nont, trustworthy, for privato Inves- will bo held Monday aftornoon, Octo- Wnlln_co_Btrcot, phonp 8128-M, lied Unnk. prcano(! KlaRrtjplne,' maple, mahogany ta- ions, slip covora nnd mnttreasea. Stand- FURNISHED npartment of two or thrci quire 15» Esst River ro;ul. Itunmon, N. J. Monnunith fltreet^ phone Itcd Bank 321. nrd custom work by expert. H. II. Cuje, tigation; six years New York City: v-ith VERY convenient one-family stx-room $~S"00~'CAS~H—Tot~&r~prTco S2.900. buyi ber 9, at half-past threa o'oloolt In POX TBERIER heaTthc, tmooth haired bles, chn\rn, cheutfl. The Mnples, opposite car. American, six feet, 190 pounds; ex- rooms for couple, no children', Rc( 46 Mcchanlo street. Red Bank, phono Bank, Oceanport or between. Milton house; central location." all improve- tho Humson high school building. puppy, ten wceka old; fomnle, very Elkfl" Club, 302 Broad Btreet, phono Red cellent chauffeur, charge private eatiUea. ; pretty English type bungalow, compris- Pretty; playful; $6.00. Chandler, 63 Gll-Bnnk 6K6-J. 3849. • Berk. 3 Mechanic atreet, Red Bank, .ph ments ; deep Kni-dcn, no cnritKc. Inqu - ing threo bedroomn, living room and din- Any persona from Rumson, Fair Inquirienqess held confidentialconfidential. Address T. T. 1617 by_tclephone. Rod Hank 3S49.* loaple avenue AN3rmGanftdanU«l»...-.prompt* ..,,-,chll!.* wurd—buy now nnd nave money. (1. ing: nurqes. Monmouth, courteous eorvico: no endoraementa; days nnd 8:00 to 6:00 P. M. KnUudnyc cd outsUle center of town. Fnrty will' Howard-• LippincntK- 111 Monmouth BtrCot,- AUTOMOBILES. payments reduced. Federal Acceptance EUJilT-llOOM ho une. nil improvcmcntH, Rod Bnnk, phono 321. ^___ WHITE onamel kitchon tabh and fo>ir and Surulnyn; $S.(]0 per month. Only one furnish refDrencofl, Indicating re»pon- hot water hertt, four bedrooms, tile bnth, Mr. and Mrs. Hlcholas Lamb of chalra, $fl.00; lco box $8.00, bed, bureau, Co.. 610 Electrlo buHdinff. Anbury Park, vflllinB need rtpply. Call »t 1R0 Hudnon phone 32S0. Open, evenings 1;00 to i);00. nlbility. Will take best of caro of on maid's fiuartern. fireplace: itarape; exec, SIX ROOMS. !>nth. Piin porch, attic, gas. Blvor road and Mra. Lowls Calla- two overatufTed cbelra, lady's mahosany USED CABS and parts of all Jsindfl bought nvenup. Red Bank, between 3:00 anU 6:00 lent location. Price SHB. Frnnk B. Lawea, electric, water, Rower, hot water heat; han of Red Bank left Saturday on do»k. 60 Peters place, Red Bank.' nnd sold,; a bo nil kinds of cngineB for WATER SYSTEMS—tfalrbankfl-Morea wa. P. M.* attractive house. Communicate 105 Monmouth utrect. Red Bank. rraragc: SEon cash, balance easy term-B. a ten days' trip to tho Chicago fair OLD BUREAU with Sandwich slnan knobi boats: also second-hand t^-es. Abo Simon, wr syatema Installed, Wo apucl&llte in POSITION wnntcd: been a man with IIKI promptly with Allnlrc & Son Anency, <;ites, 110 Madison uvonuc. Red Bank.* _ 44 Worthley street, Red Bank, phono pump ropnirlns. Residence, MldJietown, FOUR five-room bun^nlowp, hot air heat. for Bale. GO Potera place. Rod Bank.* china position in fruit, vegetables (ind Inc., 60 Broad Btreet. Red Bank. nil improvement a; ?'J'l rer month eiich. FOR~SALK." railroad" VldtnK, 400 feat long by train. Mr. Lamb will also attend 1 1S82-J. N- J., phono Middletown C6, Plumbing, livo ntock; nlno in tnkinR euro of private tho American Legion convention in VIOLIN In first clafia condition. man. hoo heating and tinning. Fred G- Hurot. Telephone 34G0. G. Howiinl Lii'piticntt. 31 Monmouth hy 200 feet wide. Prlcn $4,000, W. O. of Instructions, $10. AddrcBB It. E., bo*NASH rondutcr nnd EHRCX coupo; lot me estate. Highly recommended in any line ntrect, phono Red Hank_32___ Manson. 10 Drummond plnc.o. Rod Bank.* Chicago. I BUV and sail second-hand elotooBt rauat ArhlrcsH Box Cfi4, Rcii Unnk, N. J, 85, Harlot. N. J.' hnvo your offer on theco cars. Must ba LATUiK Hix-ronm IIO FC. hot water heat. SMALL"FARM"of fiix arrcs, ono mile frora bo In good condition. L. Eerber, 200 general hoiiRcworliera, chftmt. Joseph Flnegan, Jr., of Bingham PEDIGREED Irl»h Better pupplei,. three Bold thin week. 1ST Weat Front Btreet, Ehrowflbury ovenuo. Red Bank. Phono inrge tile batli. hii e flor-ets. three bed- depot, dwelling of ceven rooms, all im» montha old: reasonable. Inquire Mrs. Itcd Bnnk." innid-waitresses and rooks wnnted Im- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT rooms. Him porch; two-car irani^e; an ex-provementa; outbuilding^. Prlco 810.000. 8532.J. medintely. Miss Could. Ilctl Unnk Employ- avenue, ,whllo working onutho former 3. Mayer, Center atreot, near Conci FOR SALE, Hupmobllo 8, five-passenger ception for $4,1. Frank I!. Lnwea, W. A. HoiipiiiR At-cnny, 8 Linden pines, Bogle property on Lafayetto street Btreot. Leonardo, N. J.. BOARD at reasonable rates; alt modern ment Agortcy, 31 Monmouth strcel, Red SEVEN-ROOM -house, all ImprovemcntF Mot,mou_h_Hi_r_eet. ___l__p____; • Bednn: 'flint clnBs condition; bnrptain. B1111ik, p h 0 n G_321. Saturday accidentally cut tho fore- FURNITURE, now nnd uned unctalme Hamilton, liny avenue,. Atlantic Highlands, Improvements i hot and cold running nlco location. 840 River road, Fair Ha- THREE-unf\Trn.Bhcil roo a and bnth, nl«. DWKLLINC. pix rnoniH. nil improvements, stortiBO dining room suite 310.76, llvlni hone 497. water: contral location. Hudson HOUBO, EXPERIENCED operator* wnnted for 'en, phono Red Dank I191-J. hoviHC of revet, roomf tid bath; nil im- lorn ted near echool antl liun Mno;' tvra- flngor of hlfl loft hand with a sycklo. 181 Hudson avanun. phona Red Bank 044, dresfien and blouHCii. 10G Itivor street, room $24.75 and bedroom suite $29.50 19;w DK KOTO hiouu'lmm for Bale, one and BUNfiALOW in ReJ Bank, nix roomn, Ka- pi-ovements; centrally l •nted; rent very nir k'uraco: lot 50x170. Price S2.S00. W. Tho cut wont deop to tho bono andCabinet gno rnn&e, washing machine, rtt a half niontlm old, mileoRO 1,500. Muat OLD GOLD—Wo pay cash for your old Red Hank. ruKe; all improvementB; vacnnt October rcar.onuhle. Inqulro a 4 3 Eaat Fro A. Hopping Atroncy, 3 Linden place, Had he in now nursing a very sore mem- dloii, plnno, rofrltreratorB, now twin map! Bell, trado in coimidei-ed. Call nfter 5:00 gold jpwelry, watches, teeth, oto. fieug- WANTED. Rlrl for hotidcwork. 23 Weat 1st; ?3? 0 month, Hiltonn Berke, 3 Mechanic sti_cet,_Rcd Rank.* Rank, phone ,'197.* betln, odd chnirn 25c up; beds 31, biirenu nlllofl', 85 Broad atreet. Red Bank. t Rd Bk h ber. P. M. Mniintnlnnklo Host bungnlow, Finiit Btreot._ne(d_Rnnk. street. Red Bank, phone 1G17. FlUTlTEN'r. d^irablo~Me o~f"Tn ESTATE fo'r~piirty Interentcd in tralnln(j $S, 0x12 rug Jfi, hundreds of odd pieces MoiMitnlimido nvenue, Plntlmount, Atlan- THE COKNELL-PEACOCK school will re- ftiSlfl'dN wanted an Mnleslftdy ; ntcatfy or lark'e rooms imff ba(h : «11 mode hnrFCtt: fifty iiriva, laiK« home of ten Tho Rumflon pnront-teachor • asso- Wo buy, BOII nnd oxchnrso furniture. At tic Hlchla,uln, N. J.« open on September 26. French vrlll bo part tlmo. Address Snleslndy, box 511, , houseT ; fivo room"— Attractiv, lai RO e llvintf roomrt; all improvement a; two Rardenoro" Inntlo Furniture Warehouse, 35 Monmouth prov^inents. L:irt:o pi;\ 7.7.11. Ideal . ciation will hold a bunco party Fri- SALE of rccoinllticnetl earn: Auburn ne- tnudht fey a FnriBienne, a graduate of tho Red Hunk.* | open fireplacep , tileledd bath; garagegarage.. nArchea; for rouple; threi* mmntP" t" Btntioii. Ren- rottntrcB. Rlnffi encloneil Htfthlu; race track. Btreet. Roil Rank: dnn, I02D (irahnni-Palgo nedan, 192H Univemlty of Paris. Address Miss Mary minutes to Ptntion. Owner caVt'rf for fonable vent, Ai-ply nt. Ml West F VV. A. Horipnnr Acenoy, H Linden plnce, day night, October 13, at Holy Ros- Cornell. Tollman. N. V. D, ynuiiK or middle tiRcd nian to Ilcd Bank. nhon« 397.' ary hall. Thero will bo prizes and iJOUBLE-DATlREL surv for nnlo; tv.clv. Choviolct rnmli; nil In KOOI! condition; lnte ie\v fire trinurunt'e i»ionpoctB. Op- Phono_8p-M,_Mdin^ciOTVn: !4ieet. Red Bank.* frufiffc, three yearn old? guaranteeguaranteed CJICKI'. Apiflcp/ito's Garage, Valley drive, BAKE JNVESTMENT— 414% return. S% y for pprmnncnt ronnertion with HOUSE at Rumnon, four rooms and bath; refreshments. Prleo $12, Joneph W. Phillips, Holmd< Phono_3l4-J, A11nn(|R_Hluhlnntln. ___ and prlnctpal Kuarantecd hy flnnnrinl ll kno nil Improvements; S2S per month; gR- jK, Miss Mary Murphy and Mloa FORD TRUCK. 19^2." In Koml^condftTom Inatitution 87 yonra old and over BOO mil- inmiHiiion, Write ntatinf* full par- i rnKC. C F Prontcr, Msplowood rivenue, ^Louise Ghozzl have roturnod from a CHEAP, H&rdman upright piano, made by Inriulro Edwin Rlordiui, Freehold R. D. lion In OBaeta. For full Information iid- Rolf, to IC. L.. box 511, Red I corner Avenue of Two Riven, Rumnon, Stelnwny Co.. 125 Willow atrcot, Fnlf No. 1, phono Fieehold HUl-W-li. drcna or iviito Alexander E. R.IBBBII, 47 N. J. i iwolve-dny bus tour to tho Chicago Haven, N. J., phbne Red Bnn_k_1212. : Rector placo. ftcd Bank, or 60 Church VQii SALE,""lI»31 l'\ys i}~'])cLuxo~x'o!i!hi^r: fltroot, Ne\y York City. tKMA HI JO married man winhen position BUNCALOW with bath nnd all improve- fair BOOKCAEB, hall rack, living room chal' excellent cmnlltlfiti; ?U.O ciinh only. fiO^ HI bookkeeper or nci'ouiitant: ten' yeinV ments r imme77ip7^ ply with iilctura nnd dcacrlption. Addrcnn nio court luno. Both cars woro dam- vo;i, N. J.* Drive it homo for $3fi. Telei'hono Red llox 2»f>. SoabrJEht. N. J. HALF of a houno for rent, noven roonin 1 nK IGiinW ROOMS FOR RENT. and bath; fill Improvements; mirage, aged, but. no ono was hurt. FOR IfALETlStoTriway grand , piano. IJip MAJKiOEiliTE OLSTOWSKr, dnnco atu- Convenient tn bufl nnd train. 41 Hector han'a Piano Shop, Drummond iilncc, Rec rilo ojiena St. Jnmca'a auditorium Snt- rlacc. Roil Bank, phone 7 4-_W 1 Meet Them Halfway. , Somo ono told Chlof of rollco Fred Bank, phono ft}13.* FARM PRODUCE urdny, Octobor 7, 10:00 A. 11. Frco Kucat SHREWSBURY MANOR, nenr Red L Ziegler of Llttlo Silver Friday of c leanon. All ambltloua danciiiEC atudonta SEVKN-ROOM hmiBor"loea.ed~ on ono~of I l 'OR.HALl3, Duncan Phyfo dining room Invited. Hunk, few mimitcH to LHtle Silver Red P/ink'n bont rosidontlul streetn, ' overhearing a conversation to the furniture, Frif/ldalro, reed sun room fur- FOR SALE, third cutting of alfalfa tiny. •it nt Inn, IIIIH lines; i. aro homo from a trip to tho Chicago VOlt RALB, re-rleaand «oeil ryo and need iiltic: vnft'i-; nil Jniprovrinn/it/t, Nenr «tn- .Mrlpinf; yrm to meet people halfway In tho mlhston whent. Fred D. Wlltoff Co., Ited Unnk, 1li>i: mid bus lino, 130 lltiiino avonuo. Ited HUP. Portaupeck, phono Long ,It;anri, fair. HA11DL13 HOnflK wantoili will oivo freo 1436-M.* pliono fifia. l>onrd to a Bond quiet hnclc; will ho Hani,. of Tho UoRiHl.ei*'n Chuiiuilcd Columnn. No matter Mrs. William E. Fogolaon, Jr., ofWlkoff of. Red Bank on a bid of ico ruled three-room apart input lKl.E(iii6KN]iiilotiiApVllBndMfty tuied only once enrh weak by a middle TWO , wh.it it i^ >ou have for Rale or oxcluingo or t\ny Rlvor road, entcvtnlnocl at a rldgo $10.05 a ton. Imtchctl from «t;j{ti thai wero tnld hy HKPd Indy. l'lno Hrook l''arm. Tlnton heat, hot nnd cold wnter and j.uiftn n 1 ^hiewnbury, to coninu'iolnl man; fur- norvli-e tui|>pHc.^_ | J^^B^M Harold Fetoni, Mrn. Raymond Voor ,1011 will return homo today from tho WOMAN wa.itn room~amn,o'iird"hriiiUnto" plo you wnut to loach. And if It tn aonio kind of hoes, MICB Mnry Murphy, Mlna Louise Long Branch hospital, HnJr"Tciitc(li fn'mlly" fow."~KO«il" family In lteil Hank, or ono of the neni- 8tack, (ro«H ftiDltnr, ifrfi In crcflnt. Mny liy townn: ratoa muat ho rcnronahle. Ad- w.-int you dcuhx filled an ndvcr'tlsotiinnt will hplp Ghezzl and Mini) Helen Shay. Oliver Johnson of Went Park wn» l>o aeon nt Kdwnrd IIMIHI-II'H, Hiomlntcnrluw 67-l-J. Uctl Ittmk." COLONIAL tyin! im. liounc, lu.t w.i- 1 ilrcaa II. M,._(>._...box_5I_l!t Eed Ilnnk." 1 A ciir.ih'lvcn by Robert Purgavlo of ilrlokcn while attondlnff eorvlcen nt I 'in in, Nutuwnmp rood, iilionn Itctl Unnk WANTKll, ono or~two rmmiaf furiilah^'l or FU!tN'l:illI.;i> roonin. hmihckiPidni; nnd tPr henlj all Improvemr-iilfi; nnn-rtit' cn- you tn nu'M tht penpln who can 1111 thi.H want lialf- St. Ooot'Kft'a church flunday. Ho wnn {l84fS.J." n«ii-hoUBckooiilntf. . Flno nolKhborhood, riiKo; hcnutiful nhndo tvv.tn; $r,u rci Lakenldo ivvonuo nkltldod on Iho unfurnhihod. near poatomeo or ton mln- ninntli. (I. Howard UiMiim-ott, 3! Mon- removed to lila homo and linn nine. Kill" HALK".t«o l\viV-i"ii(i"iitli»-o1i! "llM-reiT utea walk; imrmnnent: radio picforiod. Or nt'iir town, liver IMvcr- Nvny. O Rumson road, near Bclleviio nvenuo Rock nnd Wlilto I*i:huin imltotn; icu- nunilb ftroot. phoneltml Hunk _3'.M. Iicon confined to hl» bod. Kin con would Join Chihtthtn Iinrnon. Addresn Ho\ nldfi Jivonue, lied Iiimk._ COUNTRY homo of eklif rnmi\n, hnl wn- lant Friday and cranhed Into n hedge. fionnlilo. Htilllni; (in nrcount of imtkiiij,' I'lIKNlSIIED'rooinn'for rent on tho "river dlttnn litiB shown conolderablo Im 1 IB. lied Hank. J. (iood.- Icr henl, tilo bath, ftrcii.tnce: lnii;« plot, Tho car wna ownod by Ronald Bo loom for Inycrn. Inqulm nf C. Whltmnn. illUilrlKEifi womnn (linnii wnnta two iiont- bank. fill Hector pinco, Itcd H«nk,* provumont. Vnnilerliiii'ff. N. J." nhnilo treen: five nilnntps to ill-put. Prirr gate of Lonij Branch. eili aunny. llnfurnlalifd room,, kltclion- rh».»i 'jftT-W. $flo. W. A. HnpiiliiK A Henry, ii l.lndcn Jdsieph Tunncy o( North ntrnet A regular meollnff of (ho Rumnon otto. Munt. bo nfflnr IMIBIDRBB Boctlon: rcii- WKI.l. (ui'niHhctfrocitnH for rrnt.; oil hmt-plure, IUd Hank, plinnn II0V." Purftnt-Toaclior nnaoclatlon will ho BUSINESS NOTICES. tunnhla. ntnlo price. Aynl>. , , j ! t^andtdatofl for nlllop:!. Tho club elec- I'JMontotvn 20B-W. Ml, ri«cl Bunk. ndj, 8 circlet* tt> make arilctefi for tho fair i'l.KASANT, cl«nil'fnrnl»li«u7"rioiTr"l»riiiinir"VnarhhiV: tially locator); $;l.no timl up; KIHO i-firimr lot.; ficiocnod lunch, trtfen. Fliona The nummn Hr0 compnny nuxll- ators rftiitiimnbio prfr«p. Will t>«per n milat bra In Kood ordar nlul rensonnlilr. 7:no tn fl;ftf> I1. M-, 'JfiH-W. Ked itnnk. cbnlrmnn nf tho quitting ctroK Mra. room fnr g;j {,», HIK| urn till work iru«ran- hniir.nUcflrlnljr roomii. I.iM-at<- etreoh Katl Untili.* Ininiadliitp oriMipaii'-y. Cluirlen Ttien of tho hookml nif tf!G<\.- 1'lmn.i '.!)i)-i, i;«(l |timt<. Hud n«ul.." Tlin contract for mipplyin;.; "^ Ions KOOMKH wanidlt riiiialupmi ninii" i'itff(nYfi for been named as general chairman for serve your garments. 28° 4 19° tho affairs. 207 Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. Edward Lockwood, son of Mr. and Mra. William Locltwood of Centoi V. 3. IIOHMAN, Prop. FRESH SEA FOOD avenue, has recovered from an at- j C A MOST important fac- tack of grip. Blues Steamers Soft Clams Mackerel Mrs. William Balbach Is hostec; tor to be considered 9ts Ib> this afternoon at the meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary of the New Point is Spotting before or 15° »• 2 19° 12° Comfort firo company. j Mr. and Mrs. Dale Patterson have after cleansing. Cer- TODAY ONLY — BACK AGAIN ! tain garments have An immortal stains which must be combination! f,-.'1 .."-.- ft is not removed before cleaning, otherwise the spot becomes set fi rar^ and cannot be re- DOR0T53V WIISOCJ, WIUIAM i ; $i!SV^ moved. There are others which can be A -^fj THE NEXT BEST THING taken out" in the dry- ft". \ ffiff. Directed by Harry Udvntn FRI. SAT, cleaning process.

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