Its lied Wtwklr. gjnuiei &> flo«ead.Clam*"lSsttM *.i tlia poct- yOLUME LIII, NO. 4, offlca at JEUd Bonk. N. J., under too Act of Maicll 3. 1BTB. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930. $1.50 PER YEAR PAGES 1 TO MIPDLETOWrS BUSINESS, PRAISE FOR AUXILIARY. NAMED DOG SHOW JUDGE. RUMSOM PUBLIC MATTERS HOW TO ADDRESS MAIL. STOLK BABY'S CLOTHES. NEW COMMITTEES NAMED Walter J. Graham to Officiate at Mtint Have ,Bpon I.ilce Taking; Candy THE VENETIAN WT. Lonfr Island Affair. HOAD MATXEBS ^EFOBE THE AMERICAN LEGION UNIT IS SURVEY FOIt SFAVAGE SYSTEM MOKF, CAKR ADVOCATED From a Child. Walter J. Graham, secretary and KOTAIUANS ALSO PLAN FOIl MAEINK FAKATJE AND FIHE- K TOWNSHIF COMMITTEE. COMMENBEM. PROJECT ntOFOSED, Check up another for the "mean- treasurer of the Monmouth county est thief." TWO KVKNTS. kennel club, has accepted an Invita- WOKKS AVfiVST I5TIC. ffha Improvement and Itepalr n; One of Two County Chapters to 8uld Son, Sliiff works at Atlantic ter nj^reed tn Rive n. hearing1 to Capt. Albert Runyon, chairman of IBO tho races to bo held nt Red Bank Highlands. Tho boat linn a 72 horse- party will return in September. Diver Injured. oxt month, becamo exhausted last Walter J. Mills and held for the hear- .Ju.stice Keith failed to find evidence youths alleged to liavo driven their the township committee, stated that ing Friday. enough (o substantiate the charge power motor. Pr. Rullman ia chair- nutomobilo in Mr. Conipton's parked Charles D. Brown of Bolford had Frpd Miller of Bolvodero, Boach, ,voek. A now supply was Immediately nan of the first aid committee for Iluby Vtmule nt Highlands, rdered pnd are now being dis- find dismissed the easfi- cnrso.vprnl wpo.ka ago. Mr. Compton mado a request that a plumbing code enr Kcnnnburg, Injured his nock Alfred W. McCann Headquarters. tho Gold Cup regatta and his boat hntl appparpd l>oforok tha couneil nnd Hlghlandn'a annual baby paradfl, hen ho dived into shallow water In rlbutod. The soals aro very attrac- will he one of four which will bo bo adopted. After considerable dis- Icy Point salmon, Martinson's cof- Dop Feed and Supplies. charged vorhally that Hpcorder Hu'ag onn of the big e von Li of (ho summer cussion It was decided to lay this ho bay. Ho waa brought to tho Iv.n nnd bear a replica of the coveted fee, Dugan'ii wheat bread, mutllns, rrady In case of cmrrgrncy during at that, plncp, will )>o hold August rophy and a fast motorboat. Old Trusty, Spmtt's, Chappel bnd failed to perform hla duty in matter over for more consideration. Ilverviow hospital at Red Bank In etc., maplo sugar nnd syrup, Barce- Erothers, Guinea, Rose's, Bennett's tho rncos. allowing the cuso to drop. 2'M. Tim pomelo will ho sponsored lie Koyport ambulance and tin X-ray lona olive oil, Runkomnlt, Comet ml Purina lines of dog feed, includ- by tlm Ku.'Onosu nnd C'lvlu nsiiaein- hotograph wna taken of tho neck. Blatchlev'd Ducks brown rico find flakes, Otto Stalil'n ng cakes, biscuits, puppy crumbles, Sor«»n-I>ny Motor Bus Tour, $77. titm. "Cnnt Do Without It." iro ready, Tho sumo flnn quality, at frankfurters, Snlder'o chill oauco and neala and canned mesits. £>o£ rem- Personalty conducted by -Krod Ci. All Hitthin- Suit't Mimt (in. "I would not bo without your 38 cents per pound, f. o. b. Wo ship fro.sh vegotableo, Pap's mayonnaise, dieo, finiipn, flea powders and brush- Si ml man, principal of Eat on town Twonty per cent, off on nil wool Justlco of tho Fcnco. baOifng units; now $).[>$ to $3.!Wt. i.iont / F1VK COUNKKS' X11AIIOOM, paper. It Is the best paper In Jor- Criminal nnd civil caooa given ly parcel pout. C. O. p., or you can relish spread nnd tartar sauce, My- i\ Moist complete lino ever ofTerml hool. hi connection with Rrnle ftua all at our lni-m at Kti'M. Freehold for Own dessert, minend clams. Diplomat w Monmouth county. Fred D. Co., friitiinns PHnwnrp Water Clap, mi:i» thla opportunity while they l*v!>l^ itey." So wrllen Edward McDonald irompt nnd careful attention. Olllco Wo also cany a full lino o^"undor- I.liicroft, Just ii I''nw Minutes' Drive of KeanRburg in a. letior nccompnny- •pen from 7:00 A. M. until 0:00 P. M. hem. We g\iarnnfon safe, quick de- chicken nnd broths; also Gr.rher'a •Vlkoff Co.. Red Bank.—AdverHse- lY'ono Mt.M,, Wfitlcim? Olon, JVIn^ara From H((l Bunk, Ivory. Ulntchley Itro.'i., Ennt Free- chained poujia for tho baby, Tua- nent llfi, Tornnto, l'iii;,-cr LnUi'ii, Slorm wp.ar, htisiery, gloves), iiefdi^orH, '. I'cnr Mt. bridge. De- wide variety of uluiicn dlnhofi, fipcclftl- subscription tb The lied Hunk Ilpgla- icxt to Wcotorn Union.—Advertise- 'crtlsemont. "rocory Co., 114 Monmouth Mreot, Gono Fold's Club San-Komo, 1..UXO KUM. All PxponHPB. j'Vfit lin- iTft.sonaMy priced. Wa chviy n cum- ter. . , i ploto Him of extrn nlzofi. 'l.ewhi Spp- I'/.UIK in broilfitl chicken, ohopa nml ment . —-*»-«-«» opposite Ciirltnn theater. Red Bank. Oncan avenue, West ICnd, N. J., an- \r-]y.. Writo, plionn nv rail. Frod ("I. nt oak (liniunM, and tfnllclouu club ami Top Soli, Fill Dirt. —Advertisement. wuncing tea d fin sail t Saturday and Stcclnifui, 'Ml Lewis titroot, K?iton- eialty Shop, (>t lirond atrcpl, I Cod r I'.ixnK.—Advpi'tlapmont. chlfkon tmmlwlche». Wo cator in Uncrott Inn. Storo Open Tonight [trading of all kinds, also roadwaya Sunday on tho veranda plaza. Har- town, N. .1. Phone l, )R-K,—Advortine- bntKjiu'tH anil all nodal affnlrs. Cornfl, Dnn Dnntn nnnounceo tho opening You and your family can jointly no- ullt; Laliowood sand, wnshed gra- Mnrcertes, • y Warren's music. Danco every niont. tnlto advuntngo of our cxoolknt ffiell- /el, alng, clndern. bluo stone. Prlcca 1 Kotox opecinlint, oft'ern tho mnxl-1 1 Tractor H. of Ills new terrnee, where you can en- ret a piano, radio or Orthoplionlo light at .(linnet and tuipper. I'hone T itlca. Ti'lophonn It^d 1 tunic 2S2G tot' Joy tho cool hreezo with n good chick- /ictrola nl Tuntlng'n any Wednesday easonnbte. Howard G. Roscvolt, mum of pormnneuoe, imfr>ty and mit- jong Hiniicli 174:i.—Advertisement. For UtiiHn \V oi'lt Tho Wallln "CVitlfl.-d," Planet Jr., rc!Jci'vatli)ii:t--Ailvortla(tniftnt. en, tilioro or Italian dinner. AUm a In Haturdny night. Tustlng'n, 1() ihono 1585. Red Bank.—Advertlmv [irnlneRn In hair coloring, blenching c.ill Morvln Plato GIJIKO Company, for McConnick-Dot rinj; and HOIPIIH. Al- nent nnd honnafl. Henuty union, (Jarvin ntoro front si, auto gtaitH nnd hmiiie so u:;('(! FordHniiiJ and McCormlck- carte nt. nil bourn. Dancing. Tele- (Tonmouth ntreot.—Advertisement. A little campaign of want mlvcr- 3 nit'. Autoiuoblin Ouiiiip. phone Middletown 1B3-W.—Advertise- ip, nnnr .Sunar-t nvrnuo, Wnnn- Mnf? in Tho HoffJ ler will rent mrtut tTlir/.inK. Mirroin rofillvorod nnd pli> Dpcring. t 1*. Conover A: Urn., 1 uiiin ('IcnniTH, Sewing mnflnn.—Advertisement. H hii'n finmin^. HI Monmouth iitn'ct, Widmlunh, ... J., phono f[ohinii'i It. Why taJto u c.hanoo ilriviuj/ your ment. Visit Historic. Shlnirlo I.ndgn •epalrod, rontrd, exchanged. A:ik ny rentable property. Thirty word3 cur with » hrokdi wln.bihlold or dn«r _ ^*«.®» .. ll Hlnto ronil, Hlglilmidii, N. .T. or twciity-flvo centa.—Advertlacmeiu phono 10GI1, Hod Hank.—Adveitiso- — Advpiti:ip.mont. bout the. nn\v Singer vacuunt elrnn- l''rro Snmpln. li HTlt. );|jl!l:i, wlllMl V'>U mil llflV^ tl IUJW O11H Dr. Dunn, Murgion ('hlrnpndlnt, 'amouii dilckon-wnlllt. and lobster r. We dn honmllU'hlng. olnjrer Co., Ainiinit Ihin,eHt llont.' Supppr. put. fn while you wait, nt it vmy veiu will bo nt. hln lied rinnk olllco only Inner, 51.50. iirldgo lunchonne and Writn to May pink:; Co., Avon-by- Ten rnvmont IMan. M r sl -I Monmouth street, Red Bank Ad- m-ficrt, N. J., for fi'cn Hnniplo tit K p Anniml nnpl" " " tIiil>rlel'H roimblo (Hire. MmTlu l'lntn (HiWi Monday, Wednemlny nnd Frldny af- horo dinners.— AdvertIttement. vertisement. tiKfl, SUU.fitt up. nt Jtnnuino'fl, (17 i Co., HI MnnmouH) /itrfof, )tei] tVinU, trrnoonntintll nfler Labor day. Phono MnyplnlcB for Indication.—Advcrtlso- Bnmd f.luict. up^laini, Keil IS1111K.-- Dr. Jt'i'imcpj; (,!nolm (_';i:ili r will nifittf rfHirrh at Itrmlovelf, will tut hold mnnL appointniPiitu liy toloplinun to cmnt1 'fuofulay, July 'JtMh. [''li-fit, hihlo phono HIM.—Auvrrtlriement, Red Unnlc 21(10, or Aslmry r'nrlc 2111. Mnhcl f'oiemnii, Dmtclng, Wllll'im I-liclitii Sludlofi dti "cn'i'rl nt five thirty, 1 )nncliiK »nd —Advertistement. (n your lionio ivhen nvrdrtl, I'JHMIO f loclnl, bnllnt, toe, tap, ncrobntto. eaoh all typon of t dancing, aliio Hm- I'lanim uml Service iithcr ultrartionH. ' 'i'lrkct;* $l- W~- Tyimwrlter |ii Mo- ao}if. Tmhln'a. tiH ilroufl Atrnrtt, Ue4 Frock sultn for hlro; Tuxndoen nlno. Vhono 2R:iri.--Advertisement. Drum mend place, Red Bank, 1)33.— hanlc fitrcet. Had Bnnlc.— Advertlao- cinii itio ititii. ' " fm'Uneniont. nent. I'or Snkv lteimnlt Sedan I?nnk. — ArtveHlfimnfmt. P. T. Jtnnnlno, CfBrond dtreet, Red in court rendition, fur hiik nl n hnr- ,_.^^» ^,^,,^™ Bnnk. For vour convenience open ilmdny nnd Muiicluy nlghln with flodn water, all tlnvoni, nmH tifv- (fr 'I'ellc.v'n For Tyiionrrltora .. ContrnHor ami KulUlcr. SlRim of AU'KIIUIH. orn^oH nnd dlnl illed water. Hunt. 11- r«ln. '.!f) W'vM! Mlrert, Hnl f^nnk. (!hnrlm Ilrrrni-, Kuiiftml UlrwUtt, Wrilnrmlny nnd Bnturdny ovcnlngo,— nlo Ihounell and hit) enlcrtalnlngi nd adding mnclilnon. 17 Broafl 1 Advertisement, band.—Advertisement. oHoph (', Piconr, telephone 165.— , fulvn .Si^ji (''>., plioni: Ki\'ui.''>bur£ Ciato, 11 Ninth Hilil|;n nvfiiiU , Ucd 'IMpph-iun n«tl Hank 210U. - ^Advcr- street, Ucd Uanlt.—AdvnrllFirmdnt. AclvcrtlocnicnL AdUl K phono li&>,<~AUttU Page Two RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1930. saving lessons at CHSwood Belch. of the Sons and Daughters of Liber- ty lodge. The retiring councilor U TUMEN OUSTS DETECTIVE. They will take the Red Crosi exam- $ FIRST CHURCH OF S inations next Monflay. Slisa Emma QuasL Mist Mildred DeVesty of Navulnk Mrs. Opfermann Duncan of Secojid M Maveel Permanent Highlands, Long Branch & Red Bank | CHRIST, SCIENTIST I REMOVES JOHN II. SMITH FROM has sailed on a trip to Europe. She street gaVe birth to a daughter last 2(» Broad St., Ked Bank, N." .1. jj? Is in a party of members of the Ma-week. 5 -WAVE«- OFFICE. 8 | plewood Young Women's Christian A rummage sale will be conducted Only Until August 15th, Steamboat Company Prosecutor Charges Detective With association. by the Lions club on July 16th, 17th, Service! Sund«y H A. M., 8 P. H. g Insubordination, Inefficiency and Mr. and Mra. S. A. Olson attended 18th and 19th at tho clubroonn. This lovely Porroanent Wave or any ilyle you Sumky-S-hool—11:00 A. M. p the wedding of their nephew, Gar- Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McCusker, Steamers Mary Patten and Little Silver Wednesday Evening Testimonial m Withholding Evidence—Smith En- may prefor; large, medium, umalC with rinj- McotmSJ —8 1'. M. g gages Counsel "to Fight Removal. field Olson, at Now York last Satur- Jr., have gone to Farfteld, Ohio, to let end«; bleached, dyed, gray; long or bob Headinc Room—Wednesday! and K day niffht. visit Mrs. McCuaker'o aunt, Mrs. Ed- hair. Done by tho well known European faturrlnyn from 2:30 to 4:30 P. M. # Prosecutor Jonas Tumen on Frank Qerkens, who hag been a ward Loughlln. JULY and AUGUST DAILY SCHEDULE 1930. Tho public is cordially Invited to & Wednesday announced the suspen- member of the police (ores several The epldemlo of meaBleg Is virtual- Permanent Waving Specialists attend tho servicci and use the *Asion and removal from office of Chief years, haa been appointed aotlng ly over. No new cases have been of the LEAVING BATTERV, NEW YORK: John M. Smith of county detectives chief of-police to fill the vacancy reported and almost all who have on charges of insubordination, inef- caused by the death of Chief Charles been sick are well again. The afters For Highlands : 8:45, 8:15 A. M.; 3:30 P. M. ficiency, neglect of duty and of with-Sweeney. are recovering. Spanish Beauty Salon For Rumson (Oceanic) (Fair Haven & Red Bank) holding evidence against disorderly Miss Christine Samuelson has Leslie Layton, lifeguard at the Mil- EGAN'S houses and gambling places. Mr. bought a new Plymouth coupe from ler street public beach, who lias been Wednesdays and Thursdays Every Weeb: 8:45 A. M.; 3:30 P. M. Smith, who Is a Democrat, had Joseph Dender. laid up with blood poisoning in hisSHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE , , IMS For Lorg Branch (Pleasure Bay) 9:15 A. M.: 3:30 P. SI. Auto Vans and Express served as a county detective nearly Miss Frances Moylan haa returned foot, Is able to be around with the MANICURE AND FINGER WAVE twenty years under three different from the Long Branch hospital, aid of crutches. SCALP TREATMENT AND SHAMPOO 81.00 MASSAGE .15, Now tliat tnovina time i» near I tm prosecutors. When Prosecutor Tu- Make Your Appointment Today. 1 TO NEW YORK: prepared to do your next moving of furni- where she underwent an operation The new miniature golf courses are ture, pinno« or btifftraee to all torta of nien took office he asked for the res-for appendicitis. popular places. Some nights they ra- Leave Long Branch (Pleasure Bay) 8:00 A. M.; 5:00, 7:1" P. M. city or rauiitry, in the !ar«cst padded vani ignation of Smith, as well as four Miss Mae Woodward la taking a maln open until long after midnight. Red Bank 2342. 90 East Front St. ( in Red Bank. Befara you hnve your next other detectives. All of them refused Leave Rumson (Oceanic) (Fair Haven and Bed Bonk) - moving done, write, sent! or call for tho summer courBe at New York univer- About 200 persons are expected at only rt>lial>]o furniture movers In town, and to resign. The appointment of Har-sity. the meeting of the konmouth coun- 12:15, 7:15 P. 11. eel my prices on your next job, AH kinds ry B. Crook of Asbury Park to the BBV. J. Mack Williams, former ty firemen's association to be held Leave Highlands . 8:20 A. M.; 1:00, 6:00, R;"0 P. M. of heavy or liijht trueiuna tioao at short office of chief investigator v/aa an-pastor of the Presbyterian church, next Sunday afternoon at the High- notice. Call or address nounced Immediately by Mr. Tumen. lands Qrehouse. After tho business In announcing Smith's dismissal was a visitor In town last week. Phonos: Long Branch 3889; Highlands 1323; Kcansburg 22. J. T EGAN Charles MoKelvey of this place, session steamed clams will be served. Prosecutor Tumen issued the follow- who Is a senior student at the Bible A daughter was born a few days Bluesfone -Bkestoiie II WALL STREET, RED BANK ing statement: school at Blnjfhamton, New York, ago to Mrs. James Kinlin of Second Residence Phone 3072-J. has accepted a call as assistant pas- otreet. The bind with lasting quality and flno color. Lei as quota "I have suspended and removed tor of a church at Sayre, Pennsyl- The Highlands S^ars will hold en jou on fixing up your driveway and grading. from officp, John M. Smith, chief of vania. outing at Coney Island on July SlstV county detectives of Monmouth coun- The trip will bo made by bus. Rave some of tho finest top soil we have had In years. ty, MI <:hii;;t?3 of insubordination-, in- Mrs. Peggy Kehoe ^nd family of • il.'-.r.i-nry in unices, neglect of duty HIGHLANDS NEWS. nr.'l f.t.'ijie lo produce to me as pros- New York have reopened their sum- Cinders, sing, gravel, fill dirt and field atone. I't'ii'1!.' o'. Monmuuth county evidence mer home on Barberlo avenue. Fish Supper at Methodist Church- Mrs. Ethel Johnson has opened the PRICES SEASONABLE. whirl] h- r.lninietl to hold against dls- Lions Club Rummage Sale. •(.•!ilnlv houses Knd gambling places Village inn on Bay avenue. (The Red Bulc Rttlitar can fce bought fiin M'Kii^u.ith cuimty and which evi- In Hlghludi «t Btdte'i drag itot* and at iler.oe is vital and necessary for pros- Joseph Stamen's •tort.) ecu; inn of .sakl places." i Asbury Park Man Dead. Howard G. Rosevelt Your Neighborhood &S00 Store The official board of the Methodist Lester H. Borden of Asbury Park •n-, It was harriod that Smith had church will hold a flsh dinner Fri- died In the Allenwood sanitarium 41 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, N. J. written Lo the prosecutor on June day night of this week in the church last Thursday. He was 62 years old Is An Asset to Your Community! LIStli, saying that residents of Long basement. Baked blueflsh will bo theand leaveB two brothers, Augustus of Fbone 1B88. rsrnnch and AKbury Park had called principal dish. Ocean Grove and Alfred of Red HEN YOU take into consideration the Quality of (.he Foods and to hia attention that disorderly hous- Bank. es and gambling houses were being Henry Quast in the new councilor Q W Table Needs you purchase in your nearest 4SCO Store—and operated in those places. The letter asl'.f^l that operators be secured for the.prices you pay—you realize fully what it means to be able to buy the purpose of getting evidence Quality at a Saving ! against the places so they could be raided. When Tumen asked Smith Brown-Crusted! Delicious! Oven-Fresh! to present the basis of hie suspicions that such placer, were operating the asco w™>< detective refused to answer. Wednes- Bread ^s» day the prosecutor called Smith to Golden Bantam _, Wrapped his ofilce and verbally demanded Loa whatever information he had regard- Supreme ' ing the- operation of disorderly and Sugar Com Victor Big gambliag houses. When Smith re- Pan fused to give tho information, saying Loaf it could only be produced by detec- Bread tives working" under his direction, Prosecutor Tumen told .the detective Reg. 10o Fancy Reg. 25c 4SC0 or Del Monte he was dismissed. Smith refused to (km turn in his badge and he has engaged Michigan former Prosecutor John J. Quinn Ot "'". Peaches 2 %» Bed Bank to fight his removal. Pea Beans Well Known Brands—Big Value ! Mr. Smith later Issued a statement Reg. 17c Best Pink in which he claimed he was not fired lt.5. «^ because of his failure to disclose in- tall formation, hut because he had offered S M cans to get evidence on "other things." He on said that when the time comeB he will prove his claims. Save on Home Needs ! ii; Snider's Chili Sauce bot 22c, 35c 4SC0 Toasted Bread Crumbs..2 pkgs 15c THE NEW SHADOW LAWN. 4SC0 Pure Vanilla Extract bot 25c 4SOJ Sliced Bacon '.J-Mb pkg 21c SI.OOO.OOO Mansion to be Completed Ice Cream Salt (quick freezing) ....bag 15c Heinz Tomato Ketchup hot 15c, 24c This Fall. Built from nickels and dimes, the Geisha Japanese 4SCO Fancy Stuffed $2,000,000 home of Hubert T. Parson, t president of the F. W. Woolworth OSCO Teas bot c < company, at West Long Branch, will Crab Meat . . are Sure to Please! Olives 10 20° 30° 1 bo completed this fall. Shadow Lawij 1 replaces a great frame resldenee; 4SOO Finest pt bot : M lb I which at one time served as Prest* Gorton's Ready to Fry : dent Wilson's summer White House Orango Pekoe, India-Ceylon cn i und was'burned in January, 1927. It Grape Juice ,stands in 110 acres of landscaped 3 hots 50c Old Country Style CodfisBiCakes if grounds. Work on tho house has been under 4SC0 Toasted S pkgs Tetley's Teas j way for more than two years. The U lb % lb I house la in the French eighteenth Don't Cry* pits | century manner and was built .of Corn Flakes pliB i statuary buff stone from the quar- j rics of tho Indiana limestone com- Comet Brown Rice Flakes pkK 13c I P. & G. Naphtha Soap 7 cakes 25c I p:iny. The structure contains 70,000 J cubic feet of the material. It is Wheatena Breakfast Cereal pkg 23c American Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c i 100x250 feet and has three stories. A Kcn-L-Ration ...... 2 cans 25c Woodbine Toilet Paper 4 rolls 19c j service wing 40x120 feet contains Little Girl Calo Dog Food ;... 2 cans 25c [kitchen, pantry, laundry and »er- Northern White Tissue 3 rolls 20c Ivants1 hall. I The house proper has a great hai: Quaker : with n. gallery, a dining room, a con- Hom-de-Lite Farmdale Sunrise ' .;nr\patory, a morning room, a library, Mayonnaise Crackels Tomato !\vo reception rooms, a billiard room Lfttle Laura is staging this sob or Gold Medal Evap. Milk :>m! eighteen master bedrooms. Thi jar Catsup lFirprp hall has a pipe organ. In the Wheaties bota ^ basement are amusement rooms, % motion picture room, a swimming scene *canse she thinks darling The Finest Ingredients I pool and a gymnasium. Obtainable For a Good Breakfast Very Economical, Specially Priced Long Branch Girl to Wed. Mama has left her at home in the Announcement has been made o' 39c-29c—10c Saved ! tho engagement of Miss Theresa Reg. 15c Palnla to Frank X. Schreiber, Jr., o, Miami, Florida. Miss Palaia is < suburbs to hunt a facial in far away ASCD <;<(1<>r nr 'White IJisllllcd !;T:iduate of the Long Branch hos- pital and is now employed In the of- As Fine As'You Ever Tasted. iieo of Dr. O. R. Holters of Asbury Park. New York. Victor Blend Coffee •'" 25C megar s Tho Choice of Thousands. big ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. bots Come, come, Laura. Dry those Acme T ISids For Incinerator Plant—Casino '" 35c Reopened—At Two Conventions, Especially Adapted to Percolators. Crisp Dill (Tho Rod Bank Itegloter can bo bought tears. Mama's gone buy, buy at in Atlantic Highlands at tho »toroj of WU- N. I!. O. 1 Lelt. W, Lcmburu and A. K«U.) Pecan Marshmallow Fingers /It) 29c Pickles Rids lot building an incinerator !>l:iiit wore opened at last week's Bamberger's just a half hour away. Holland Rusk 2 pKgs 27c qt. jar 25c jiu'eiii]^- of the commissioners. Th_ Mtirsc-RulKor construction company " OSCO Ginger Ale 2q7bo(.s 25c of New York submitted the lowest For Mama knows Bamberger's 4SC0 Crenm Soda 2 cA Wit* 25c |Wd nf $21,500. Other bids were Ran Sweet Mixed | som & Anderson of New York * Rob Roy Pale Dry Ginger Ale 3 huts 25c iSM.'.'in, 'I'villi'r construction company ' Rob Roy Pale Dry Ginger Ale ql but 15c Pickles qt jar 29c ;o[ l'.od Jlnnk $23,965, Plttaburg-D(!8- have three parking spaces for cars. I'lus usual hntde deposit. I Molnes sitcol company $24,580 and I'Sya ndorlnss Incinerator company : $2-1.750 • far rectangular typo and And Mama also knows she can r- $27.rii>0 for circular type. Finest Quality Meats! i Tho Atlnntlo Hlfrhlnnda casino has I been formally opened for tho »um- ; mer. An address of welcome wai FANCY COIFED NATIVE BEEF. | niatlo hy Samuel C. Nsldllnger, tho ! president. A dinner-dance will be FANCY CHUCK ROAST lb. 22c i ROLAR ROAST ... .. ft. 3gc held Kiturday nlsln of this week. Tho prnprrnni of events for tho ssa- ROLLED POT ROAST ft. 25c ' CROSS CUT ROAST ft 35c eon Includes dances on Saturday ] "Buy it in Jersey— nights, card parties on Tuesday FRESH GROUND BEEF lb. 25c LEAN PLATE BEEF' tb 12 /2c I nights, n subscription bridge, fancy jdresa hall and benefits for thn hos- FI.AVOIt SEALED Ft.AVOIl SI.AI.I'.II Sl'HT.I) ILAVfin SF.AI.KI) ! pll.-il auxiliary nnil first nld squad Cooked Chicken Luncheon Meat Whole Cooked Ham Thn activities (if the neason will close with n ham dance. (in can) lb. 53c (Sliced) Yz ft. 25c (in can) ft. 49c Thn Ol.«on ronllnu company lias BAMB.ERGER'S-Aw /// HOGS SM'KUT 1( I' COM) born awarded the contract for put- HI' COM) ting a now roof on the pamnmr Cranberry Sauce Apple Sauce Apple Butter pclionl building. The Job will cost NEWARK Can 10c — 23c 2 Cans 2,5c 2 Cans 15c Dr. '1'homan C. McVey left Stitur (lay fnr Denver, Colornda. Hn wll LL LARGE SMOKED SKINNED HAMS (Whole or Shank Half) lb. 27c represent tlie 1,1mm club of thin placi at the international convention o ^H.En(Ls l*am H>-29c | Slices Ham lb. 55c \ String Ends Ib.l5cup Moris cliib.i and he will also attend (lie dciitiiit!;1 nntlonal convention. 1 Copyrfebt 19J0.'Lr Bambenscr V Co.. Newark. N. J. -Owners and Operators of VINEGAR-PICKLED BONELESS PIGS FEET Z.. I3njat 20c-43c" Mra. JI, II, llowtrll nnil non liar vcy Imvc ;,'rui(! to Chlrnj;o for a vis Station WORJ Publishers of Charm Magazine It with Mr. ami Mra. it. II. Garrison Your Neighborhood flSCQ SLore is lIoadfiuai'Loi's for Qiuilitv Fimfe' -md formerly of thl.'i pljirr, "'••1-'~ M'.>edK—and you wili be iiloasanUy surprised at tlio lair prices. Norni.in Oli-on, Charles Tluhpr T.cvdlc Anlnnidc. Theiidnif NnrcTDSM .-Mid .Innie- lOgldlo. members of the flrat nld £cjuad, have been tailing Hf« RED BANK BEGISTER, JULY 16,188t>. TKfW)

known. It is not so well known, how- IlIVER PLAZA NEWS. Suicide by Drowning. vcr, that no person may parK a ve- Samuel Shi'paway of Bclmar com- PEDESTRIANS AND AUTOS. hicle outside a business or residence ETectrto Transmitter Struck By a ltted suicidB by drowning in the district on the paved or Improved Bolt of Lightning Last Week. :ean last Wednesday morning. His LAW IMPOSES IIESTICTIQN'B ON main portion of any highway when it lody was found floating near the During one of the recent thunder ihore by John Martin , Mr. Shipaway Good Roofing rEDESTIUANS. Is practicable to park off the pave- ihowers a bolt of lightning struck c nent. And when parking the motor- ras seventy years old and had lived :hc electric transmitter on Hubbard :t Belmar 35 years. Kor many years "The Kind That Lasts" Law Forbids Tlicm lo Cross Streets ist must see that a clear and unob- venue In front of E. Graham Cald- Agnlruit a "Ktop" Klfnal Where tructcd width of not leBa than fif- e conducted a small store. It is un- well's house. Many houses were In erstood he hnd met. with financial For all types of roofs Traffic. !s Controlled by Lights or teen feet remains on the main trav- arkness as a result, but the trouble OfflcoM. eled portion of the highway to per- eveisoH recently and was also In •was corrected ^ before much incon- ioor health. mit free passage of other vehicles. enience was caused. BI®3iiii®iitgs Eoollitg €©. The Register herewith presents an- There must be a clear vlAv of the Johns-Mnnvtlle Approved Roofera other article by Harold G, Hoffman, The 50O club will meet at the home parked vehicle from a distance of 200 Let Luke Longhead 12 HASON PL. Btato motor vehicle commifiaioncr, f Mra. James Taylor tomorrow af- find\a buyer for furniture or house- feet in each direction. ternoon. Phone SOO HEANSBOBG. concerning the etate lnwa regarding These requirements do not apply hold 'Roods you have no further use automobiles: Mr. and Mrs. William Gaughan are for.—Ativert isemc-nt. o vehicles disabled on the road so 1 Pedestrians havo rights v/hlch mo- lhat it is Impossible to avoid stopping {pending" their vacation in touring torlatH are bound to respnet, and our and temporarily leaftng them In a 'ennsylvania. courto are eliowinfc a growing difl- rosition which would otherwise be Mrs. William Hubbard had ae her position to deal harshly with motor- unlawful. guests last week Mrs. William Let- ists who Ignore uuch rl^ht-ii. But the No car may be left on any high- on of Somervllle and son, Herbert law ftliio impoHcii certain rcnpon!ii- way unattended unless tho brakes are Letson. Herbert stopped here on his bilitica on pedestrians, as well, and set and the motor stopped and, when way to a boy scout camp. He is as- A Sensational Buying Scoop! \ that botJl frequently are forgetful upon any grade, with the wheels sistant scoutmaster at Somorville. on'l heedless of tholr rcBponsibilHkG rned to the curb. Except In com- Dr. Barclay Moffat and family i3 unquestionably the cause of the pliance with directions of a traffic lhave gone to their summer camp In nvnr-lncieaslriR accident totals and signal or officer, or to avold; conflict Maine. the cver-rlslnR toll of death and in- with other traffic, it Is unlawful to Mrs. Charles Thompson has been Extra Heavy Weight jury on tho hlghwayn. stop or park within an intersection, spending several days at Bayonne It Is not my purpoBC In this article on a crosswalk, between a safety with her mother, Mrs. Cooney. to criticize failure, of the polks to en- zone and the adjacent curb or within Mr. and Mrs. William Helke have Large Size-22 x 44 inu forco tho moat important provision twenty feet of the curb opposite the gone to Bayonne for the rest of the In tho state, traffic act for pedes- end o( a safety zone, in front of a summer, trian control. I wish merely to point private driveway,1 within twenty-five Mr. and Mrs. William M. Petlngale out that the law forblda pedestrians feet of the nearest crosswalk at an and family had a picnic at Sandy to croHS a roadway againyt I He "Ktop" ntcrscctlon or within fifty feet of a Hook on Saturday, signal'at intersections where .traf- "Stop Street" sign or within fifty Mrs. Frank S. Curtis Is spending * ° "CANNON" fic.- is controlled by a algnnl or traf-feet of the near right-hand corner of two weeks with her cousin. Mi fic ofllcer. any street used by a bus line. It is Edith Kingsland, at Miss Klngsland'a Why a person Is no foolish as to also unlawful to pork within twenty summer cottage at Point Pleasant. risk his^life or Jiis neck by tlaitinc feet of the driveway entrance to any Edwin H. Brasch and William Bath Towels W through traillc, when he can by wait- flrehousc or within ten feet of a fire Cross harvested their wheat crops ing a few eeconclH'havfi a clear, safe, hydrant. last week. A Monmouth County Candidate unhurried passage, Is a humnn char- Burt M. Decker Is conver+lng a Regular 39c size acteristic beyond tho underfltandinp; LINCROFT NEWS. large barn on his property on the for Office in 1880. of students of highway safety prob- river bank Into a house. The house 1 The old tlnio ciindidntn who depended mainly lem. ). norls Layton Had a Tarty on Her will be offered for rent. Absolutely perfect on Ills imnrosslvo styln of dress nnd dignity That tho motorist should he obliged Fifth Birthday. Mr. and Mrs. George -H. Murdoch to observe the law regarding traillc (Tho Red Bank Register can be boutrht have returned home from Maine, of miiniipr us hn nriclrossoci llm populace from where they spent a few weeks. for home use; hotels; room- a Bonplinx nt tlin cormr of jHnnninuth Street signals and the pedestrian be permit- In Lincroft at tha t'ivo Corners' Tea ed to move as he pleases is unfair. Room.) William Bannon has gone to ing houses; camps; institu- would bn smlly «t n 1«>»H In this ago of radio camp in Pennsylvania for the sumj campaigning. The pedestrian takes advantage of Doris Layton, daughter of Mr. and tions; bath houses verworked police otllcers who arc mcr. He reports having a wonderfu The man who fiillH lo finvo now for tha future Mrs. Eugene Layton, Jr., had a party time. may also llnd himself nt n Ions. Comn In and no busy at Important intcraecliona last week on her fifth birthday. Her o pay attention to him. This is Wo know fhst fhis towol valua will asslt n small sum each Mouser, Julia and William McCarron having wonderful times In gathering When pedestrians complain that blackberries on the large tract o week In n thrift account, flun you nfford not and Kenneth Layton of Lincroft and borders in pink, blue, gold, holio and green. motorists ignore their rights they Betty Maine of Fair Haven. land bordering Shadow Lake. Tbj tfl receive \% compound Interest on your sav- should remember that by darting savory odor of good old-fashioned ings? ^ Mr. and Mrs. Anton Laubmolstor across tramc they Ignore, the right and son • Raymond returned home blackberry pies is much In evidence Depository for Tied IJnnlt and for Monpiotitb of a motorist to a clear path when Sunday from a week's automobile at. many homes here. County, the light (lashes "Go" after pedes- trip through the New Englan Peter DeMldowitz has launched hi: RUBY LANE STORES trians who have legally left tho curb states. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Smith speed boat on Shadow Lake. have reached .safety. and daughter of Jamaica, Long Mrs. Janson and her daughter Ger- 28 BROAD STREET/" 020 COOKMAN AVE, THE BROAD STREET Under the law, a pedestrian cross- Island, were at the Laubmels aldine and Mrs. Chalker and her twi BED BANTJ. N. J. ASBURY- PARK. p or starting across any such in tar farm while the Laubmeister fam- sons of Rosedale were recent guest terscctlon on a "Go"..t;i£na] has the ily was away. of Mrs. Vincent Willis, who is a sis- right of way over all vehicles. In- ter cf Mrs. Janson. NATIONAL BANK cluding those making turns, until he D. S. Dickinson of Harrisonville Is reaches tho opposite curb or place of visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles F. safety. At Intersections where traf- Couch. fic' is controlled by lights or officers, Mrs. F. H. Horton BillarcJ, who has it is unlawful for pedestrians to cross been a patient at Kivervlew^iospital at any point other than a designated at Ked Bank, is recuperating at the ] crosswnlk. Where traffic is not 60 home of her sister, Mrs. Fred C. ' controlled, pedestrians must cross at VanVlict, Jr. • right angles to tho curb, and when Dr. and Mrs. William P, Thompson crossing at any point other than a have returned from a sojourn in New designated crosswalk, they must yield York state. right of way to ail vehicles. Joseph CIcmmons and family were recent visitors at Philadelphia. j Pedestrians have the right of way Joseph Woodward and family, for-1 if they havn started to cross with merly of this place, are spending the tho proper signal nnd find themselves summer at Seabright with Mrs. Nan-1 still •within the intersection when cy Downs. The Woodwards have tho signal changes. In all business been living at Grantwood. and residential districts, pedestrians have the- right of wny over all ve- John McQueen, William Slater and hicles at all crossings where traffic Edgar Layton spent Sunday at COVER is not controlled. Coney Island. Mrs.,Stephen Lackatosh and son of These provisions are simple, nnd Jamaica, Long Island, were at this easily remembered. Their observ- place all last week. ance by motorists nnd pedestrians Francis J. Carmen Is employed by should he constant, whether or not Benjamin Eiscnbooth of Rlvcrdale AH Models —All Colors traffic officers nro present to enforce avenue. them. Observance should be a mat- Mlllard Leonard returned home "House of Fashion" All Fabrics — All Sizes ter of good sportsmanship( Observ- Sunday after spending a week with ance will do much to reduce hazards, his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- particularly In congested centers and gar Baker of Leonardo. Mr. and ' Two Pants Suits on heavily (raveled arteries. Mrs. Fred Schott and daughter Ma- • Parking regulations" arc an inv tilda of Jersey City and Mrs. A. E. '• 79 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Four-Piece Golf Suits portnnt and litllp understood part of Bowno of Leonardo were recent . the traffic act. They arc designed to guests of Charles G. Leonard and : prevent unnecessary interference family. ~ : Some Blues Included. with, the smooth movement of trnffia Adolph Molzon Is a new employee | and tn eliminate- possible hazards. on the Tlndall farm. I Motorists must stop or park onl\ Jacqueline- and Mary Kelly, daugh-' No Charge for Alterations. In the direction of traffic, with tho ters of John W. Kelly of Koselle are , curb side of tho vehicle within six spending this week with their aunt, inches of the edge of the road and Mrs. Martin J. Kelly. (Worsted-Tex and Tuxedoes Excepted) on the right hand side of ihe road, ANNOUNCES except on one-way streets, where local authorities may designate left- The Red Bank Register travels i side parking and on streets where over every street In town and every i road In the county. Let It carry your | angle parking is permitted. message to those who live on these , Qet yours today These provisions are fairly well thoroughfares.—Advertisement ANNUAL CLEARANCE 27.50, 25.00 I $ Values f 32.50, 30.00 Values SALE $45, $40, $35 [ $ assures complete satisfaction OF Values even $£ tftese low prices At regular prices "Good Will" used cars are the first choice of thrifty buyers. Reconditioned and guaran- teed—and sold with a 48-hour exchange privilege, they Our Entire Stock $55, $50 I $ offer a measure of satisfaction and value equalled by few other used cars. At these amazing low prices, they Value. J offer even greater value. Come today—select your car now! OF Boys' Fancy Suits €®tne! See! Buy! Save! TONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN—Paint- 102d'"irONTlAC CABMOLET—You ed green with light * trip p. Only will tnlm it Inr n brand new nna In stock. First licre TA Driven very little. This first nerved. Don't mi» is n feature offering. Clieck , Summer Dresses seeiiiff this one .'. tho price $550 1020 PONTIAC COACH, LATE MODEL—This sturdy, dependable 1027 CHRVSLER ROADSTER— mottir. with fimoui Pinher boilv, This Roniliter, ollh rumble Kit. y of £ dlipbyednlniiffsldo of new is in excellent condition. Its up- 3 holstery is Rpntleas nnd its finish enrs enmparrs excellently I. nlmoit lilir new. IIA» •with tliriu good tireaj fully aqulpped. 1028 DODGE CADRIOIXT-—Ttii> *pnrty Innlilnff c«r WHS just re cently trnrJctl In on n nnw Prmtinc. 1(120 DCTOQE—This r It tins licei) cnmi'lotrly rofmiahcH car in first clnni sli In nttrnctiv* nlmtfaa of nrsaed enr tn tin mid for off D«co mr

Easy G. M. A. C. Terms—Small Dpwn Payments — Red Bank — Official Boy Scout Outfitters. RASSAS BROTHERS 19 Mechanic St.. , Red Bank, N. J. Page Four RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1980. VISITOR FROM ENGLAND. j Frank Mount baa returned from Sunday-schools will have their annual New Britain, Connecticut, where he picnics tomorrow. The Presbyterian English Farm Expert Inspects Sev- apent six weeks visiting friends. picnic will bs held at Clark'a Land- eral of Our Farms. Mr«. Charles Breesa le spending ing at Point Pleasant and the Epis- several weeks at Boston with her eon, copalian] wll! have their outing at To study extension programs was W«oley Ereeso and family. Avanel. I tho object of a visit made by J. Hugh Mr. and Mrs. Wullim Taylor and „ j MnUinsnn, Surrey county, England, Mrs. Harry Dennis, who Buffered a bad ankle sprain last week, will not Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor returned 'i during the past week on his two home Monday from Mlddletown, New 'days' trip to Monmouth county and have tho freo use of her left leg tor about BIX weeks; Part of the ankle York, where Mr, and Mrs. William ' a two weeks' trip spread through- Taylor and Arthur Taylor spent the ! out New Jersey. bone was fractured. She received the njury by suddenly turning hcfankle. latter part of last week, with Mrs. j Whllo the organizations differ in Busby Crammer is visiting his nunt Arthur Taylor's mother, Mrs. Luella I Surrey county, England, and Mon- and uncle In South Jersey. Kuah. Mrs. Arthur Taylor spent two mouth county, Xew Jersey, yet ao- The firemen and Indies' auxiliary weeks' with her mother. Mre. Eliz- • cording to Mr. Maltinson, there is will attend a firemen's parade at abeth Cllckner and two friends, of ' very little difference in the method Caldwell on Saturday of next week. Point Pleasant have boBn staying at of carrying out the work and in The John Johnson lodge of Elks the Taylor home here. the types of service rendered. Both will have a reception Friday night at Mary Lewis Thomson, daughter of County Asent Douglass and Assist- Crescent hall. Music will be supplied Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Thomson of ant County Agent Clark, not only by McGulre's orchestra. The ar- Maxton, North Carolina, has had part Annual Sale • gave W'". Mnttinson an opportunity rangement committee consists of iof her body put In a plaster cast In to learn hnw county agent work is Isaac Johnson, John Hayes, Norman 'order to prevent any deformity from done in Monmouth county but .also Reevey, Augustus Phyctor, Amos ! infantile paralysis, from which uhe K'IVP him a chance to see the differ- Nlckens, Rojoer't Richardson, Harold has been suffering the past several ent types of agriculture in the coun- Conover and Maxey Walker. months. She Is a patient In a North Aluminum Ware! ty. ViMts were made to the Theron Carolina hospital. Mrs. Thomson was The girl scouts have received thotr This week we are holding our Annual Sale • McCampbell prnpe farm at Holmdel, registration cards and tenderfoot j formerly Mlsa Mary Nlvlson of this , where Mr. MeCampbell was operat- pins. place. of Aluminum Ware. Many of these are timely ing his \ inoyard sprayer for the con- Whitney Tllton and Georges Hulse Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Paine, Sr. of pieces for canning season. All of (hem are very trol of leaf hopper; the 11. C. Me- will soon open a restaurant in California, and Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln ; Lean farm,-Rod Bank, where along- Charles Allaire's building on Brond Paine, Jr., and daughter Betty and useful, necessary articles for the kitchen. time pruning demonstration was street. Mrs. August Heusel of Montclalr started In 10a>, W. B. Conover fruit have been visiting Rev. Loroy Y. buys any article in this Sale. Joseph Lombard 1 of Maple wond Dlllener and family. Florence Dll- farm, Middletown, whei'D informa- was arrested Sunday night near E«t- 95c tion was given Mr. Conover by thG lener la homo after spending two ontown for speeding. He was lined weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Heusel. JIMnrh 4-qt. agent on the use of summer spray $2 by Justice Andrew J. Reid. : with bil for the. control of European Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett and Griddle ' red mite. .The next stop was made, The Methodist missionary society children were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Milk Can will meet this afternoon at half-past W'ltlj WO ml at tho Farmers' market, Bradley Bennett's sister, Mrs. Henry Ship- , Beach, owned hy the North Shore two o'clock at the church. After tile man of Neptune. handle. 95c business session a social hour will bo "market growers' co-operative asso- Mrs. Emily Monahan and MIBE ; eiation. A tour was made around enjoyed with Miss Emma Palmquist 95c as hostess. Susie AUgor spent Thursday at New- the farm of Dreyor Brothers, Ar- ant. dena, where considerable acreage i3 Ira Wolcott, proprietor of Mon- Pitcher mouth market, has bought a new The Methodist ladles' aid society under irrigation and where Mr. Mat- will have a rainy day bag sociable 4-f|imrt tinson stated that this type of farm- Dodge delivery truck. Eleanor Noe Is visiting her aunt at the church next Wednesday night. 95c : ing was not unlike thousands of A covered dish supper will be served. j acres in Surrey county, England. and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sun- 4 or 6-qt, lord of Matawan. There have been 91 rainy days since ! Following luncheon a visit was the first of the year and tho mem- 1 made, to the John Applegate farm Robert and William Hendrlckson of Asbury Park spent last week with bers arc required to donate a penny M-qt Oval Tray Cov. Sauce at West FYeehold to see an excellent for each rainy day. The proceeds Preserve . pasture of oats and sweet clover their aunt, Mrs. Robert Aumack. Dish Pan •will be used to pay for the new Pan, 95c ' being £rown hy Mr. Applegate on Mlsa Inez Bennett is a new licensed porch on the church. The society Kettle, 95c 95c the recommendation of the agent. automobile driver. 95c 12-qt. realized $17\65 last Wednesday night The combined machine for harvest- The Sunshine club has discontinued at its monthly birthday supper. Miss ing and threshing wheat owned by Its meetings until the second Tues- tntie Allgor WHS chairman of the Charles Oakley of West Freehold day in September. supper committee^ was then examined where a -jirost Mrs. Erland Holtz entertained Mrs. excellent job was being done. Lewis Woods, Mrs, Fred Baden, Si\, Sylvester Fary "is a new employee Mrs. Matilda Stillman and Mrs. Earl of Nathan Miller. The last stop of the day was made Hathaway at a bridge party yester- Mr. and Mra. Charles Roberts on the turkey farm of Mr. and Mr3. day afternoon. Mrs. Holtis has im- spent Sunday at Cheater, Pennsyl- A. K. Reid of Manalapan. According proved after having been sick for vanla. to Mr. Mattinson, very few turkeys several days with • tonsilltis. Miss Sarah Kivison has been en- are raised in his county yet this wns The Methodist men's Bible class tertaining cousins from New York. Shepherd Kollock Is seriously sick. one nf the most interesting stops of will have a beach party Monday ry a Mobo Proifucfi his entire visit. night. Members of the ladies' aid Earl Hathaway and family spent Double Boiler, 95c Sunday with friends at North Long J At Ou The second day was spent with society will be.guests of honor. Manufacturers o/ 1 12-qt. Water Assistant County Agent Clark in Branch. •. Mention ihli advcrtUimenl Edward Burkhart of Brooklyn is Mrs. Charles Covert ailii'Haughter Mobo Auto Folkht NIctel and and a trial gk« boula of Pail, 95c visiting a large number of fruit visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolcott. Chromium Poliihoj Enamel* growers. Georgio spent Saturday a| Allen- (blacjt and colon) I PfclnUt Auto MOBO Auto Pollih-th.! Mrs. Geoiga • B. Whltfleld, Lester wood. • ' Soapu Top DreMlncu Olln finbh renewer—will ba wall A cordial invitation was extended Whitfield and Harold Smock attend- Mr. and Mr«. Arthur Davis and son \lo you to the county agent to make a trip ed a beach party given Saturday af- of South River were Sunday visitors to Surrey county, England, to make ternoon at Point Pleasant by the of their parents at this place. a similar study of extension prac- New Brunswick district .Epworth league. Mary Catherine Pollitt of Long tices. Branch has been visiting Mr. and The fire department auxiliary will Mrs. Edward Aumack. nice:. Thursday night, August 7th, to EATOXTOIVN NEWS. plan for coming parades. Fal her Farran's Famous Chicken Miss Mary Dennis returned to 8 or 10-qt. work Monday for the Seacoast trust 4 or 5-qt Supper to Be Held August 6th. company at Asbury Park after enjoy- i Cov. Kettle (The Red Bank Register can bw bought ing a vacation of two weeks. While Tea Kettle In Eiuonluwn from Noblo Moaby at the on her vacation she took a special 95c 3-qt. French Fryer 95c post-office.) course for primary Sunday-school _«, 95c Father Charles Farran's famous teachers at Blalrstown academy. She chicken supper for the benefit of St. returned home from the academy Dorothea's church will .be held Friday afternoon. Grade "A" Wednesday riight, August 6th. Miss Mary Conover, who Is em- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Joline have ployed as a cashier at Vi? Red Bank Pasteurized ; Robert & Sons returned from their wedding" trip in store, of the F. W. Woohvorth com- TILTON'S MILK the New England states. They are pany, is having two weeks' vacation. living with Mrs. Joline'a parents, Mr. Rev. Orville N. Davidson has 10 Broad Street Red Bank and Mrs.' Albert Wolcott. Mrs. Joline bought a new Ford coupe. was formerly Mlsa Paulina Wolcott. The. Presbyterian and Episcopal The Most Balanced OPEN AT THE EVENINGS Bus Station and Economical 25 W. Front St., iUNTIL 9:00 P. M. Red Bank, N. J. Food of AH! UN Once a year we run a MID-SUMMER SALE on ALL Our Merchandise consisting of staple, dependapie merchandise for man and boy. Below we mention a few of the items on sale. ALTON'S Grade "A" Pasteurized Milk has more food value than any one of fifteen of our most healthful Otis Balbriggan Shirts or MEN'S GENUINE Men's Athletic Shirts—Shorts Drawers T vegetables. A quart of this rich, creamy food-bev- Each B. V. D's Each 64e suit erage is equal in nutritive value to three-quarters of a pound dJx Boys' Athletic Union Suits of beef steak. Here—in one of the most economical of all Men's Balbriggan for foods are found all the body-building elements essential to UNION SUITS 3 . Each REIS'S UNIVERSAL Hegulnr Prior Me, the health of both young and old. 69e or B. V. D. Men's Cotton Hose — ;••' | Pair Tilton's Grade "A" Pasteurized Milk is produced by Men's Balbriggan Athletic Shirts or Short; All Oilers. l select Guernsey cows on nearby farms and delivered fresh SHIRTS - DRAWERS Menjs Rayon Silk Hose for M Mr each to your home every day from our modern dairy. Compari- g gi.oo s H Kcjulnr Trico 17c son Will show you how much more creamy and delicious it WEN'S WORK PANTS • "".... 99cPr. is. Drink a quart daily. MEN'S KHAKI PANTS BOYS' TENNIS Pair MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS All Sizes. C?C?rfa Pair In Snndiiil or Tt. KED BRAND Endlcott-Jolmson BOYS' SPORT HOSE Boys' Composition Sizes 8 (oil. |C|tf6 Pair MEN'S OVERALLS Sundial Oxfords Smaller Sizes $1.89 I ! Men's Sealpax, Reis or Vetex 500 Pairs of White, Blue, Hickory. MEMS SPORT HOSE Distributors of Brand Union Suits. Each All Sizes. Pair For Knickers. Walker-Gordon Products '9 Tilton's Dairies are also distributors In this «eo- 5, 4-piece, a • $5.00 tlon of the atata of the well known Walker- One Lot of Men's Fine DRESS PANTS Gordon Certified Milk (or infants, Acldophllui All Sizes. ., ©Q> as Pair HOME SPECIAL SHIRTS Milk and the other famous Walker-Gordon dairy r,u.-,rai>l«Ml Fast tol,,r._ Collar Attached or NocUtands. Full Cut. llfd or Npc prodiicta. Fine Dress Shirts Sweet-Orr, Headlight or Lee Overalls Shirts IIII Blue, White, Hickory. ©•! ^tf| Pair each MEN'S 50c SILK HOSE Fancy Ticis.—Value .".e. A Pair One Lot of Sweef-Orr & Giordano TILTON'S CITY DAIRIES WORK PANTS §J95 Pair RED BANK ASBURY PARK LAKEWOOD Men's Work Shoes or BOYS' SHIRTS OR BLOUSES Broad Street 805 Second Avenue 224 Second Street i Oxfords $2.69 White and Colored. «| for C?-g AA Phono Red Bank 30 Fhono Asbury Tnrlt 7678 I'lmno I.nl«!\vo(id 83 We cany a large Stock of Men's and Boys' Shoes—a Guarantee with Every Pair. ' S3 Wo cany a complete line of Work Shoes, Sundial, Ball Band, Endicott-Johnson Work Shoes. From Keyport to Barnegat—All Year 'Round RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1930. Pane Pfw AUTO LAW CHANGED. worth, Mary Janosko and Myrtle PIGEON AN ALARM CLOCK Lay ton, Harold Perry, Lawrence The Responsibility I>aw Is Madq Less FJannagan, William Patterson and Drastic. Edwin Stanton, AN UNUSUAX BIBD WITH AN Minor Infractions of the motor y Kiven to tho creditors of Bnltl do. _LOHH\D]STAHCt In tho mailer uf tho estate ot Ilomilil S. ed to Ohi hit to tho fmbHcrlber, R<]mln< All leathers; oil col- are put on a corner of the table for MQVING.&SJORi Andrews, deceased. trix im nfoiofliiltl, their debts and do. ors In the new ts use. It some one ia rating somc- Beach Party at Tort Monmouth. Notice to iTeiliUira to I'renenb claims mln nKnhiHt the mild cutnto. under onth modes of tho season. :hing which Dick particularly rel- Ten Mlddletown township yountf tato. Jii/i nix months tvrnn tho date ot thi nut ti llio-nnltr of J cph r,. Don- icsnid older, or they will be forevci iahes the bird will help itself to this people had a beach party Thursday liliny u nr lliu Coi ily of Mull, red of their actions thorefor arolnsl food. It ia very fond of teeadan dnight at Port Monmouth. In tho il tlin t.wenty- t-lith day of <_• »nl,l Buhsrribor. peas. party were MJHHPB Edna Perry, Louise June. 1930. Iho npiilk-ati "f Hllnli II. Dated Freehold. N. J.. Juno 28th. 1030 Anilreu-a, ailmin ri* of of HII.AH H. ANDREWB, Dick is an unusual pigeon with an Harris, Grace Brlster, Amelia Win- Donald S. And d ia ' I ; ficliman Lane, Rumson, N. 1 unusual history. He was born on the farm of John Rose, a neighbor of Mr. Frank, and ho became an or- t( phan through tho death of his moth- Qood Furniture For Every Home er when he was only a few days old. Mr. Rose gave the Infant bird to Mr. and Mrs. Frank's daughter, Miss 8i7.es are here to (It Myrtle Frank; who is a stenographer. every foot at a price Dick did not know how to drink at that you Ulio. that time and Ha owner put water down Its throat by means of an eye dropper. Later the pigeon became accustomed to drinking from a cup and now it refuses to drink from any $5-95 other kind of a receptacle.. Dick Is a great mischief maker. Nothing delights him more than to plague Laddie, a big police dog at the Frank home. Frequently when the dog is aaleep the pigeon will awaken it by pecking at its feet. The pigeon will keep on pecking until the EJH>BL,SEtBR.O Sc SONS dog moves. Laddie never attempts to retaliate. The dog never docs 67 BROAD STREET, more tijan growl and show its teeth,) and it seldom does this except when I It Ia annoyed while eating. [ Dick likea to torment the chickens' on the place. He likes to make them > hop by pecking their feet and when j they try to peck back he is too nim- ble, by a combination of wing and foot-work, to receive any of the blows. Sometimes he varies his mis- chief making by flying among the chickens and pecking them while on the wing. This is very much resent- ed by the roosters, but they have never been able to get revenge for thair rufTled dignity by punishing their tormentor. Dick's babyhood at the Frank h)r.io has made the bird so accus- tomed to being indoors that it prefers to be there. The pigeon has one characteristic which the members of j the Frank family have tried In vain to stop. Occasionally the bird will Dresses bring bits of string, sticks, feathers and other things into the house and make an attempt at nest building. The pigeon does not know how to build a nest, but if no one Is around to interfree Dick will heap up a pile at of small bits of rubbish and sit on It. On one occasion the bird was miss- ing for almost a whole day, and the members of tho Frank family Cork-Wall Window thought it had flown ofT with others uantity (Patented JUKI 30. 192!) of its kind. It is the only pigeon on No other refrigerator gioeg the farm- One of the family had you thli visible proof af occasion to open a drawer of a Ride- quality, the Alaska Cork- OO board and out flew Dick. The bird Wall Window. On lha had got In the drawer earlier in the front of aery Alaska a flock of his kind, but ho has made Rttxah the Inner it save food imd ice. wall ol tort tlal no attempt to do thin thii3 far. A Enjoy the assurance REFRIGERATORS lapttfooj and let Served, So Come Early and Have Your Choice short time ago the family got a mate it given and make up for their pot, and Dick and his wife tho balance in small Alaskas keep in the cold, out the heat and down Regular Value 535.00 got along famously, nmking their monthly payments. the ice bill. No refrigerators are more beautifully .S|M'clul Viililn Prleo home In a box which was fastened to or better built. No others have the Cork-Wall a treo in tho yard. What Alaska saves K on ice. to nay noth- Window which proves the presence of Cork In- Dick would attack "any person, nni- ing of food it oaves, mal or bird that got near hl» home. wilt go a long way sulation, the greatest prison for cold ever de- Ho seldom entered the Frank hnmn toward making up vised for refrigerators.v That's why Alaskas keep during thla period. Put (something your monthly pay- happened to Pick's wife. Kit her HIU: ment. "in the cold and down the ice bills." wna killed or OIRQ aho wan unfaithful to her husband and flew off with You pay for good flomo other pigeon. Dick wan dis- refrigerator service Come In and Look Today consolate for fievera! days, but he anyway, so why not Think of your old refrigerator—its ice waste; its pot over hla grief and resumed hh get It? residence at tho Frank home. The food waste, if it doesn't keep the food at the right mcmbiMn of the Frank family ex- temperature. Then think of the joy and the K. OAI7 UV-AJV-; pri't to got another mate for their pet soon. A Kegl:Her reporter saving of a fine new one bought as you now can wuirhnl thn.anllru of Dick for liulf huv it. CnmnUmi/ Salistaehnn ClitmanlmU an hour or ninrc at thn Frank'home Inwt Thursday.

T'.ndvt} JAlo by Drowning. Mimm ni It Cniinly Sur rnBn te'a Off liumliy lilvi to Ilia rreillL In the n 11 It I' (if III 01'! 1 t CI I'iut . i> Ii I tn inhi t to tho Hilllfl Mm. Ida O. Wonlloy, forty, of IamR Culmi Id a Molliv, <((•I'll O.I. itrU mi nfoi uiid, tlioir dub Brnnch committed nuioltln by tlrowii- t< ,t .lii... it to Ill VltCI Inl PHONE 270 N itlro t c l l inilil niitnte, BumsteadsWormSpp irifj; in thn ocean curly KM.tunlay nuiilhfl t c;n!alt.'. onlliH from thn t m PlII'HH in I • > tho n••!i-r f Jl IICII III llii.y •*To fhHdren an Btiirrl of m*>nrr* Where nioinJn/r. Her body was lUHroviM'pil i r,. ill l.o f, fllriMftlofui ore followed. IT NfcVKU 77-79 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. nl ny. !i 11 il ; it t o of ll>fl (UIII ny •if Me . ilui.ii ll.ii,• fur m;;il PAI1>H. ihtnnlto unarcUr and enorniouenornio * l)y two n.'ihcrrnrn. Mrn. VVoolloy Inul mill, il< nil tin 1 W {' D- >i , ill on Urn IIMll ntl HI i f |, oiil. N. .1., IK ;ith. 1M0 Rtood alxtv |«an' |e*t. fiolij b y. l\ wnu mill* t' il t HI i i«t l.dKKNA* (!. WHITNKY, f*t br umO. coo a bottle. hrcunif (Irtipcmili'iit. »^ho ia tmrvlvcd Ql ei- CululIllMIII iio III! lied HunkHk, NN. J. by a daughter. Page Six RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16, 1980.

•A^A^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^AAAAAA HOW TO CUBE "THE IVY." tween Freehold,, Shrewsbury and Killed by tSfthtnlng. EATONTOWN'S BUSINESS. Eatontown. Robert N. Seeley of At- Edward Dolie, who worked on tho Established 1851 Telephone 111 Remedies Offered For Those Who lantic Highlands was granted three Edgar Poole farm near Freehold, Shrewsbury Sleights Tramp the Woods. permits for busses between Atlantic was killed by lightning last Thursday IRAYRAYH.STILLMANH I WILLIAM TAVLOR GETS CON- Highlands and Asbury Paris? week while eating supper in a ten- Now that the vacation season is in Shrewsbury, N. J. ALEXANDER D..COOPER TRACT FOR FAINTING JOB. ant houao on the farm where ha FARMS | Water, Gas, Sldcwulks, Elec- full swing millions of people aro go- Kcyport's 100th Anniversary. worked. Doko was 67 yenrs old and ing lntp the woods and fields. Many tricity anil Curbing, Metal Work In , Municipal Building: Keyport has selected October 13th, lived alone. His body was discovered Country Homes i 58-64 BROAD ST., RED BANK M. J. of these are subject to the Infection by Mr. Poolc. Being Installed by Kichard C. War- of poison ivy or sumao, the American which will be observed aa Columbus Lots $4(10 up wick—Treasury Balance on July game protective association points clay, as tho day on which to hold its — a&-*-^» • — Shore Estates j 9th Was $1,330.50. out and suggests ways of curing the 100th anniversary celebration. The It Pays to Advortlao in Tho Register. Easy Terms. The Eatontown council last week contagion. , program will begin at ten o'clock in All Forma ot the morning and will wind up with awarded a contract for painting If you believe you have "the ivy," NOT A SPECULATOR. State White-Pack, Inc. A Good Coverage at Very Low Rates j metal work to be installed in the the association suggests that you use a fireworks display at nine o'clock at municipal building to William Taylor, a curative at once. Washing with night. W. A. HOPPING Eatontown, N. 3, X'hono 3IO0 Hod Run!:. «»~.-®» ne whose hid was $315. Little &. Maga- strong laundry soap is reported as Tho Red Bank Register travels than bjri 5333 for the job and George being an excellent preventive. over every street in town and every Real Estate and Insurance H. Bennett's estimate for the work Redness, itching or bllstcra on the road in the county. Let it carry your 8 LINDEN VI... RED BANK was $374. The painting will be com- skin will evidence that the infection Barrotta Approved Roofer meooogo to those who llvo on these PHONE 897. ' • PHON15 2316. pleted by August 23d. has taken hold. One good cure is to thoroughfares.—Advertisement The metal wdrk Includes covering paint the affected parts'with a tinc- for the sidcwalls and ceilings in the ture of iron. A solution of potassium it halls on the first and second floors permanganate Is 'useful and can be and for the schoolrooms. This work used In the same way. These prep- Joseph' Q. McCue will he done by Richard C. Warwick arations can be bought in any drug i! General Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor of Long Branch at a cost of $850. It store. will be completed by August 1st. Immediately after the Infection ap- Skylights Ventilating Policeman Harry N. Klrkcgard'a pears, It is a good thing to wash the Country Estates 1 Experienced Mechanics Modern Equipment bond was accepted and a motion was face and hands with a five per cent Complete stock of materials. made that he be sworn in. He -re- solution of ferric chloride In a half Monmouth County Farms sumed his police duties on" July 1st and half mixture of alcohol and water Janitor Service I 35 WHITE ST., RED BANK, N. J. after a sick leave of almost a year. or glycerine and water. But care A communication was received must be taken not to get this prep- Summer Rentals from the public utilities commission aration into the eyes. A strong so- giving !ia sanction for a bus line, lution of ferrous sulphate in water which will be established shortly by may be used In the same way. \ the Boro Busses corporation between ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE. j Eatontown and Asbury Park. The H. L. Zobel Building fare will be thirty cents one way. Bus Permits. A license for the installation of Tho public utility commission lasl COR. BROAD ST. AND HARDING ROAD, RUMSON, N. J. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS three sasolitie pumps was granted to week granted permits for thirteen PHONE 80S, the proprietor of the Amos & Andy passenger busses to operate in Mon- We specialize In tha designing and construction roaclstaml on Neptune highway. The mouth county. The Boro bus com- RED BANK, N. J. of homes that express the PERSONALITY of council reserved the right to move pany of Red Bank received permits the owner; also in the remodeling and alteration of the tanks at any time. for five busses between Eatontown ', A warrant was ordered drawn In and Ocean township and five be- mzm older houses. General construction of all kinds, favor of Leon B. Smock for $765 as part payment for the new garage, Shrewsbury, N. J. Tel. Red Bank 1311 which he is erecting on the borough's property at the rear of the municipal MY FAVORITE RECIPE building. The garage will cost about $2,500. Mr. Smock was authorized to DEVIL'S FOOD put in two doors not called for in M Cake Chocolate |2 Toaspoom Vanilla PHONE t,ACKAWAN"NA 1510 RED BAKE 1748 the original plans. 1 Cup Milk a Cup Sugar The bills ordered paid totaled Put In Small Saucepan Over Tho Fire and Stir Until S3,701.60. The receipts were $59.56. It Bolls For Five Minutes, ltemove From The Fire, and The balnnca on hand on June 11th Add Yanllla, Set Aside To Cool. was S12.881.04. The receipts since ?a Cup Crisco I'. Teaspoon Salt then was 332.01 and the disburse- r Cup Suffar 1 Teaspoon Baking Powder ments amounted to $11,582.55, leaving }S Cup Milk 1 Teaspoon HnlttnjT Soda HUGH a balance on July 9th of $1,330.50. 2 Ems 3 Tablespoons Boilinj; The largest expenditures were $5,000 2 Cups Flour Water for the board of education and $4,000 for an anticipation note. Cream Crisco, Add Sugar and Cream Afraln. Then Add. This Sale Will Bring Back Pleasant Eggs Which Are Well Iloatcn and Beat Two Mlnutcn. Next Add Milk, Soda Dissolved In The Dolling Water, NEW RED BANK HOUSE. Memories of The "Days Of Long Ago". Flour, Baking Ponder, Salt Hind last, Chocolate Mlx- 359 West 26th St 18 Mechanic St., Prices Quoted In This Sale Will Compare turo. Mix Well and Bake In Tuo Layer Cake Tins In James LaBau Building Residence on Moderate Oven 25 MinutcB. (If Gas Oven Ia Used, Set New York City. , Red Bank, N. J. v Prospect Avenue. Favorably With Prices You Paid For " • Small Pan of Hot Water In While Diking To Keep James LaBau of Fair Havea Is ceries 15 Years Ags. Oven Heat Moist). building a Southern colonial house FILLING "THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME" on the southwest corner of Mechanic 1 Cup Sugar Butter Size o[ an Egfr street and Prospect avenue; The Trade At Any One of the 300 UNITED When built Or re-modeled by building, with a one-car garage will 3J3 Cupa Milk > 2 Squarca Chocolalo be completed in September. It will SERVICE GROCERS and Notice The Cos'. Cook Above To Boiling Point, Add 2 Tablespoons Corn- be put 6n the market for $9,500. Of Living Coming Down. (.tarch Dissolved Well In % Cup Milk, Beat Until Cool, Carhart Construction Co., Inc. The house has six rooms and a Then Frost the Cake. tiled bathroom. The kitchen is also Mrs. Lawrence B, Johnson Guaranteed Hose BUILDERS tiled. It will have a breakfast nook, fully equipped, a large open fireplace 40 Mechanic Street 27 Garflold Avenue, and an open front porch with a vesti- SALE EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 17th TO JULY 23rd INCLUSIVE. Bed Bank. N. J. Atlantic Highlands, W. J. bule. The exterior enclosure will be 2-PIy with Couplings Regular 15c Ft. Phone for estimates. of wide weatherboards. The chim- Sale Price ®c Ft. ney and porch will be of clinker 25-F6ot Lengths Bed Bank 3605 Atlanta Highlands 210 X brick and stone, while the porch will have a broken slab flooring. Polly Brand Norwegian Solid Brass Nozzles—Reg. 75c; Now 25c The lot ia 50x00 feet and the house •will be 22x28 feet. The equipment sS SAMPli Metal Hose Reels—Reg. 2.50; Now 1.25 •will include steam heat, brass plumb- Green Circle Brand No. 2 Can ing, electric dish washer, Frigidaire In Pure Olive Oil Your Saving on These Articles Is Over 50%. and linoleum on the kitchen floor. Reg. 15c Seller SALESMAN BUYS A HOME. teroy Sheldon Locates In One of James LaBau's Houses. Leroy Sheldon, a salesman for the Seal Kap corporation of New York, 'has bought a house on Mechanic street, near Prospect avenue, from James LaBau of Fair Haven for $10,500. Mr. Sheldon moved to his Fancy No. 1 Quality new residence in June from another Mortgage Loansj of Mr. LaBau'a houses on Mechanic street. The house is southern colonial style For the purchase or sale of Real Estate, andd his six rooms and a tiled bath- if ronm. It is 22x28 feet and has a sun- parln", 8x16 feet. It is enclosed with s!ii:i"'. R and is equipped with flre- CHEST OF DRAWERS For Insurance of all kinds, pl::cpl::c \ Holland heat, gas range and I pantry and breakfast nook furnish- For First Mortgage Loans, ings. QUICK OR SLOW COOKING Dr. DeSayda at Shrewsbury, Consult . Dr. and Mrs. San DeSayda, who C have been living on the Elnathan T. Field place in Mlddletown township, have rented the Charles M. Patter- IFHag son house at Shrewsbury, at the cor- ner of Sycamore avenue and Shrews- BEDS—Ivory or Brown, any Size BROTHERS bury nvenue. Dr. DeSayda recently sold the Field property to a New Fancy Quality SPRINGS—Steel Link and Banded $§!-00 10 MonmOUth Street, (Ground Floor) York party. The rental of the Pat- terson property was made by William Lrg. No. 2'/2 Can A. Hoppinp. MATTRESSES—All White Cotton $if* 50 Telephone 352 Red Bank> N> j COMET BROWN Eatontown's Garage aiVd Shop, A garage and shop, 22x50 feet, Is being built at the rear of the Eaton- STEAMER CHAIRS town municipal building for the use of the street department. The build- WITH FOOT IlEST .__ $M .')» J ing will cost about 52,500. It is be- ing built of cinder blocks and will You Can Get Eight Firms house four cars. Leon B. Smock Is GREEN OR ORANttn Sg^.fl Ihe contractor. The garage will be WITH FOOT l!i;ST Ek ready for use in three weeks. Good to Work for YOU New River Street Building;. Oeorge Lano of Bank street Is Luck building a two-family house on the Gold Seal 6x9 Congoleum Rugs, $5 For the Price of One! north side of River street, near Lclghton avenue, at a cost of $7,050. You get that when you offer your Real Estate for sale The lot is 31x110 feet and the house Arm & under Ihe is 18x56 feet. The building will have ton rooms and two bathroom's, W. G. Hammer Burnett of Red Bank Is the contrac- ! Multiple Listing System tor. • I Grcnsa Causes Blnzo. Underwood's He^|l@^ Haiti Eight^eal Estate Firms are Members of the Red Bank Tho Red Bank flro department 0 Real Estate Board. When you list your property for sale was called nut at eleven o'clock Sat- Sml. Cans 3—.g^° 2l/ oz. Tins JJg urday morning to extinguish a small 2 with one of these (irms. tell him to list it with the other fire nt the home of Frank W. .7obFFI WM, A. HOPPING, Broad Street and Linden Place less driving. II,. WBB nneii 5n by "A Mild Sweet Drink" I'rcnliGrounil Fresh Packed .lust ice Khncr C. Walnrlj;ht of "Surprisingly Good" HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 2 Linden Place .Shrcvvwliiit v. 1 H). Airli-'Jil ,rr>p-jc HYLIN & SALZ, 42 Brond Street, 1 II). Can S Ihe Rea Bank Register travcla 22 EAST FRONT ST. A. L. IVINS AGENCY, 42 Broad Street over every nlroet In town and overy road In tho county. Lot It carry your "A STEP IOKWAIU) IN RED BANK, N. j. BAKING PROGRESS" A RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1930. through Lovett'g nursery and Thom- PS FINE TRAILS. as Ha«ler'« farm and also attractive cuts through the lake and woodland* of Charles B. Harding, J. Ford John- EIGHTEEN MILES OF LANES son, Mr. Churchill and others. What a Safer Whit Vakies! FREE PROM AUTOS. It is a simple matter to ride over h« Shrewsbury and out Into the No wonder ho»t**of eager ' Network of Bridle Paths and Coun- country back of Ked Bank, near Mr. JULY CLEARANCE SALE try Lanei Weaves In and Out of FoaleB's Btables. Another good place Beautiful Estates for the Enjoy- to ride Is In Mlddlctown township now GOING on shoppers are flocking to the ment of nidcrs and Pedestrians. via the Oceanic bridge These trails are possible through In February, 1013, a committee con- he wonderful spirit of co-opcratlon sisting of Charles D. Halaey, L. T. shown by tho land owners and Romaine and George A. H. Churchill through the generosity of everyone I. MILLER submitted a plan for the Inaugurat- concerned. ion of a system of country lanes Tho Rumaon trails suffered a great SEMI-ANNUAL In the borough of Rumson. ThU loss in the death of Henry E. Meek- Nothing committee waa appointed by the er and much credit Is due Mr. Meek- Nothing Kumson Improvement association er for the splendd conditions which for the purpose of undertaking a the trails are now in. CLEARANCE movement to establish a network of The present officers of the Rumson Reserved bridle paths and private lanes for the \41N Reserved trail association are Rufus Finch use of equestrians and pedestrians president, Frederick E. Hasler treas- with a view to making it possible to urer and L. Suffern Taller trail mas- enjoy riding and walking through, the boroughs of Rumson, Fair Haven and Little Silver free from the danger, 65 BROAD JTlUEIT I HffD. BANK ! N. J. noise and | dirt caused on the high- BOY'S BODY FOUND. ways by motor vehicles. The co-op- Relative and Friends of Victim Our policy is not to carry any merchandise over from one season eration rendered by the property Threaten Bathing Master. owners on Rumson Neck has made this possible. Ths body of Joseph McCarthy, flf- to another, consequently our entire stock is on sale at July Clear* This plan was copied from the tecn-year-old Long Branch boy who Piping Rock association of Long Is- .was drowned while swimming in the ance Sale prices regardless of cost. land, which haa 200 miles of trails. ocean Tuesday of last week, was re- The riumeon trails have approxi- covered Sunday. When the body was mately eighteen miles starting from brought ashore a large crowd gath- tho RumBon country club on the ered and a near riot ensued when —DRESSES- -HATS- shore of the South Shrewsbury river. harlcs H. Sherman, bathing beach Formerly $9.95. proprietor, was threatened by a rela- Formerly $5.95. leaving the Rumson country club tive and friends of the boy. The Shantung, Voiles, Linens, Prints. Shantung, Flai Values up to $3.95; Now $4 .95 one can gallop around ths polo fields charge was made that Sherman had Prints. Crepes, Chiffons. at tho club, cross through Robert H. efused to permit a lite guard In his McCarter's farm, then through the employ to go to the aid of. the boy. Values up to $5.00; Now $Q.95 Schlff farm, where Miss Laura Hard- Sherman denies this and said he Ing has a mile track and an Inter- knew nothing ot the accident until IHP-— A wido nelcctlon, In many styles—in Tan, esting jumping course, along the Green, JTavy, etc waterfront of the South Shrewsbury, it was too late to render aid. Sher- ...And a few ultra-exclusive tho ride continues in this direction man made a complaint against Wil- for approximately four miles, going lam Forsythc, the boy's uncle, models at M 1.85 , through the properties of Mrs. Gad- charging that Forsythe threatened Your Choice of Any -^ ^fe _at _. dls Plum, Mrs. J. Horace Harding, him with bodily harm. Lady White Todd, •William LaBoy- Good news travels fast... and trie news of. teaux, Henry E. Butler and Henry A. AFTER GAMBLERS. DRESS or SUIT $9*95 'aesar. bur^Sale is" already^attracting * clever/ thrifty Through all these fields there are Prosecutor's Men Fail to Find Any Values up to $16.75. many opportunities to have a good Houses Operating. women who love lovely shoes and appreciate gallop. On leaving the last trail gate Detectives under the direction of Dresses for every occasion. nt Mr. Caesar's, the trail turns north, Prosecutor Tumen visited ten s barsains, too.* And such bargains! With every crosses the Rumson road and enters pected gambling resorts early Sun- Ensembles—Afternoon, Evening Gowns apd iype of slipper^every height of heel, and new trail gates going through Dal- day morning. Three men were held Daytime Frocks, in plain Chiffons, Printed ton Parmly's property to the Ridge under ball as material witnesses to every material to choose from.1 Sizes? Plenty road, whero 'it turns back toward tho suspected operation o£ gambling Crepes, Shantungs, Printed Chiffons and Red Bank, entering the jumping devices. The men-gave their names Flat Crepes. of them now—but do come soon .-.-. We course and track of L. Suffern Taller, as Thomas Kennedy of Deal, Wil- then toward the North Shrewsbury liam McCauley of West Knd and cannotVell how long they'll be here! around tho track of General Howard George Harris, colored, of Pleasure ©S Sumntt®? S. Bordcn and the attractive woods Bay. Each was held in $1,000 bail. which Bertram and Howard Bordcn Prosecutor Tumen afterward issued own jointly, crossing Bcllevue avenue statement to the effect that men Goats and All White €®ais Into the Hoagland woods and then from his' office had visited every around tho Hoagland track and place suspected of gambling and All $16.50 Values Now jumping course down through found none of the places in opera- Charles. D. Halsey'o estate Into T, N tion nor any of Che merchandise or McCarter's pine woods. fixtures used for gambling purposes. t.95 Skirting the stream and lake on the McCartcr property, the trail leads toward Red Bank, down McCarter Children Operated On. I. MILLER CO. avenue, which parallels Ridge road, Three children were operated on into tho property owned by Ensley last week at the Rivcrview hospital 2 and 3-Pc. Knitted Suits ASEURY PARK, N. J. and William White, where there for the removal of their tonsils and a two-mile track and crossing the adenoids. They were Richard Child and 637 Cookman Avenue Ridge road again and going through seven years old, and Christine Hur- Mr. Dodger's field over to Frederick ley, ten years old, both of Riverside Special at $7^ Hasler's. There are many offshoots Heights; and Raymond Irwln, Jr. from this general trail system, such six years old, of Bayside Heights at All Sales Final—No Refunds—No Exchanges as tho ride over Seven Bridge road, Belford.

ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, Inc. AND ALEXANDER D. COOPER are pleased to announce the consolidation of their INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BUSINESSES EFFECTIVE JULY 1st, 1930, UNDER THE FIRM NAME OF ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, Inc. THE COMBINED AGENCIES REPRESENT AND OFFER THE EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES OF THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE COMPANIES FOR THEIR CLIENTS' PROTECTION.

THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, N. Y. ASSETS $128,011,080.

HARTFORD FIRE INS. CO., HARTFORD. AETNA INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD. PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD. ASSETS loa.794,724. ASSETS $62,540,783. ASSETS $45,181,480. SPRINGFIELD F. & M. INS. CO., SPRINGFIELD, MAS5. UNITED STATES FIRE INS. CO., N. Y. NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CO., N. Y. ASSETS »39,24*,I1B. ASSETS $35,061,014. ASSETS 127,983,350. QUEEN INS. CO. OF AMERICA, NY. NATIONAL UNION FIRE INS. CO., PITTSBURG. ANGLO-AMER. UNDERWRITERS OF L. L. & G. ASSETS $24,708,297. ASSETS $23,889,008. I1' ASSETS $19,906,017. NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INS. CO., MANCHESTER. WESTCHESTER FIRE INS. CO., N. Y. NORTH BRITISH & MERC. INS. CO., LTD. ASSETS $18,423,827. ASSETS 117,007,550. ASSETS $17,111,771. AMERICAN EAGLE FIRE INS. CO., N. Y. COMM'R'L UNION ASSUR. CO., LTD., LONDON. NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO., LTD., LONDON., ASSETS $10,802,367. ASSETS $10,308,037. ASSETS $9,327,040. SCOTTISH UNION & NAT'L INS. CO., EDINBURGH. PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO. LTD., LONDON. AMERICAN CENTRAL INS. CO., ST. LOUIS. ASSETS $8,323,400. ASSETS $8,025,035. ASSETS $8,304,602. INSUR. CO. OF STATE OF PENNA., PHILA. CITY OF NEW YORK INS. CO., N. Y. SUN INSURANCE OFFICE, LONDON. ASSETS $8,010,038. ..-••' ASSETS $7,025,432. ASSETS $7,706,771. NORWICH UNION FIRE INS. SOC. LTt»., NORWICH. PHILADELPHIA F. & M. INS. CO., PHILA. CALEDONIAN INS. CO., EDINBURGH. ASSETS 17,601,70S. • \ ASSETS $5,043,187. ASSETS $4,348,320.

w TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO., HARTFORD. AMER. AUTO INS. CO., ST. LOUIS. THE FIDELITY & CASUALTY CO. OF N. Y. ASSETS $22,047,451. ASSETS $38,777,141. ASSETS $11,630,856. PHOENIX IN'NITY CO. OF N. Y. THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD. AMER. SURETY CO. AND N. Y. CASUALTY CO. ASSETS $4,118,068. ASSETS $807,202,230. ASSETS OVER $30,000,000. STRENGTH REPUTATION SERVICE ASSETS AS OF JAN. 1. 1030 Offices Patterson Building 60 Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. ROOMS 2-3-6-11-12 TELEPHONES RED BANK 97 AND 111 Page Eight RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1930. bury was struck by lightning. A num- YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. ber of shingles were torn from the roof, the casings ubout one of tho sitting'room doors were torn out and D. J. COUGHLIN HAPPENINGS OF OLD IN ANDa screen door was broken. William Paul Moore, son-in-law of AROUND ODK HOME TOWN. Amos Bennett of Ked Bank, died of consumption at the home of his par- Incidents Culled From The Register ents at Oxford, Pennsylvania. Ho was NIGHT AND DA? CALX.S AT o>^ the Third Week in July thirty years old and left a widow and I'M GETTING ) Twenty Years Ago, Thirty Years one daughter. Ago and Forty Years Ago. We will make Slip Covers from your own FUNERAL HOME William Miller, son of Charles Mil- Forty Years Ago. ler of Keyport, was appointed elerk material for any Three-Piece Set of Furniture for 139 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. William Wood, who had beon ar- in the People's national bank at that TEL. 1097. rested three times for violating the [place to 1111 the vacancy caused by town ordinance in regard to peddling, j the advancement, of Horace Bur- carried the case to the supreme court. i rowes, Wood was employed as agent by the A house owned by John Brilton on Atlantic & Pacific tea company and I Railroad avenue ut ICatontown caught Using only the finest workmanship in cutting persisted in selling goods in lied jilro and was totally destroyed. The and sewing. Bank in defiance of the ordinance I bouse was occupied by Mis3 Amy If you want to cut your cost of fuel to a which required peddlers to lake out tCallais and her sifter Grace. CHOICE TOODS nn an nun I license at a cost of $-5. | Arthur Sickle?, who was employed Samples and prices of our large selection of minimum buy Jeddo-Highland coal. He was lined $5 and costs each time | by Snliath & White, was cutting: ropo DEVELOP 'he was. arrested nnd he refused to 'around a water.pipe when the knife materials gladly submitted upon request. I clipped and cut an artery in his left IMPATIENT 'pay the, line. 'arm, i Tlit'iiii'd Knfsht Durham, who lived in :'::•} v.c. tern part of the town, i W. E. Kedle of Kcyport had his leg APPETITES Tins KEUUCTION HOLDS GOOD ONLY DURING h;.•••-• a new canoe and wont nut for!badly bruised when he tried to stop 3VL.TC AND AUGUST. a ;.. •: • p;ic!dlinp trip. When he did |a team of horses at Rcabright. One r>.•: -..VH home a search was made J of the horses fell on Mr. Bedle'a leg. I Kred Sickles of NavesinU was ap- f«T j . i. The searchers found his Lravo From [-•.:-..-•, : •.:' the body was not found pointed supervisor of the new stone .ur.:.i :!*."! next morning.' There was road from Atlantic Highlands to the Inn v.V1. ;• :;i his lungs and as ho was iOceanic bridge. Monmouth St. and Brldco Avo., aff'?.-;v(l with heart disease it was I The women of Grace church of 7-.II-;.' -V;l ha was attacked with heart I Keel Bank held a lawn sociable at 9:30 A. M. DAILY. faiimr and fell from the canoe. Jacob C. Shutts's at Shrewsbury. The Shop A r.cw ball club was organized, Colonel William Harbour, a sum- Fhono Red Bnnti 1SG0. which v,-a3 called the Jun;or Ath- I nor resident of Hum?on, sniled for 37 East Front St. Phone Red Bank 1762 letic.;. The players were Al. Cham- Europe. PHONE ISII Feed-Fixe! Oil-Hav bi-r.i captain, Japhia Clayton, U'il- (Continued on Next Page.) MEADDEN'S CORNER. ]\:c:\ Wort h It v, Charles Chanipiin, Ja.-i..-; Luulow, Ecnjainin Ford, Les- ter }fuirhcs, Fred Curtis and Fred

Ti:: new chapel of the Rod Bank Five tons of Jeddo-Highland coal usually Pi'i-.-;li', •, c ilv.n church was dedicated. iTht.' uhaivl was built in the rear of equals six tons of ordinary coal. It is just that S the church and the total cost, includ- j ing the furnishing;;, was S2.000. much better. | WiiUam II. Garnaey of Port Mon- j mouth was badly burned on the up- per part of his face and eyes while shooting off tire crackers. Captain Timothy Smith of Keyport died of diabetes and Jtidncy trouble at the- age of 52 years. He left a widow, but .no children. Albert Tilton of Red Bank, who worked at New York, was robbed of & DAVIS his gold watch, which he valued at I $80. (FORMERLY PROWN-COOPER CO.) Telephone 103 C. W. Woodward opened a coal and wood yard on Front street, op- posite the West End hotel. Where Quality Rules ! General Clinton B. Fisk, a summer :: resident of Rumson, died of grip at New York. A. horse owned by Wood Magce of Morrisviile was killed by lightning. Mrs. Catherine Anderson of Key- port died of cancer, aged 67 years.

Thirty Years Ago. James VanNinr, who was employed , laying' pipes for the Tin tern water company, was badly injured while helping to lower one of the water pipes into a trench on Branch avenue. The pipes were lowered by means of a derrick. One of the iron handles on the derrick broke and the off Bargains We 'Have other handle swung around with Rroat force and struck Mr. VanNier in the forehead, making: a gash about six inches long. SQUSBB'S DENTAL CREAM MEN'S UNION The Daughters of Liberty lodge of Marlboro elected Mrs. Louisa Her- bert councilor. Other officers were Full Cut. Sizes 36 to Miss Lily Hayward, Mrs. Mary E. REGULAR S9c SIZE. Layton, Mrs. Sarah L. Miller, Mrs. Regular 75c Value. 46. Some Nainsook; Lydla A. Fields, Miss Alice M. Fields, FIKST QUALITY—WHITE, GREEN, EC1VU. some Broadcloth. Miss Lizzie M. Butcher, Frank T. PALMOLIVE SOAP Burke, Mrs. L. Sickles, Mrs. Sarah E. VanPclt and Mrs. Emma Neibcr- Values up to $1.00. Hcn. c cake Sadie Baker, aged twelvo years, only daughter of William H. Baker of Keyport, sustained injuries in a J runaway accident from which she died a few hours later. She jumped FELT BASE RUGS RAG RUGS from her father's wagon when the horse got frightened at a passing 6xS FT. 18x30 . ... 19c ea. train and she struck on her head. At a meeting of the board of free- 24x48 .... 39c ea. holders a resolution was passed to ihe effect that no more applications for county roads under the state aid HEGULAI? $5.00 VALUE. 30x60 .... 89c ea. law would be received by the county until/all the roads for which appli- jcatipris had already been made were 0. N. T. Cotton Clothes Line Garbage Cans completed. All Numbers. ,--' Randolph Parmly, Andrew Murray, Blacli and White. Christopher Hupfel, George and John !GiJ]j£. Jacob Seigrcl, John Sawyer, S O1 j William I<\ McGowan, Carl Wagner c P° each and James Sinclair, members of the Red Bank yacht club, had ten jib and mainsail knockabout boats built. Hog. 500 Value—Good Colors and Patterns. The contract for building a new PORCH GRASS RUGS the sun is burning bridge on Mott street at Keyport was WINDOW SCREENS awarded to the Wrought iron bridge 18x36 . . . . . 7|c ea. 6-GAL. SIZE and the air is company, whose bid was $10,D00. The bridge was to be f>~2 feet long find 27x54 .... 49c ea. IflO-Ft. Sash Cord Regular $1.00 Each. |C each sizzling hot have a roadway 22 feet wide and a Sidewalk eight feet wide. 6 ft x 9 ft. . . $1.98 ea. Mary .Ann, wife of Alexander c each Kingfbury of Bank street, died sud- (TOUCH SIZE.) BKACTirUL PATTERNS. Galvanized—15x33. denly of hf\irt di.-'fnse, aged 44 years. DRINK She was *=i:rviwd by a, husband nnd five chihi!\-n. Tho children were v Robert. /•.>vr:"uc;\ Sylvester, Isabella Step-On 12-Cup Percolator and M<":y Xln^lnw-y. Aluminum, Club Royal Beverages The r. ?>\ I"!::!; board' of commis- Card Garbage Cans sioners hr'il a meeting at tho oflico nf Town C!e: k A. C. Harrison nnd for (ho 'rvomi tinio. refused the ap- These cooling, soothing beverages made plication of th^ Tin tern water com- Tables pany ID K'.y its pipes through the; from taste-tempting fruit juices, fine sugar town of lied Bank. and pure spring water, carefully carbon- John K, Swnckhnnipr resigned ns each station agent at Middle town and ated and blended in jus* the right propor- opened nn oll'ice on Liberty street, tion, are the most satisfying drinks the New Yoi k. for the carrying on of a contract!tr: busings. Henry Stark, Medicine Chest summer knows. ho was assiatant agent, succeeded 23-Pc. Mr. Swaokhamer. and JUNIOR Bamboo Rakes Edward Ivins of Red Bank and White, Green, Blue, Ivory. Regular BOo Encli. Harry Dennis of Eatontown collided Lamps & Stands SET DISHES Kcgulnr $1.00 Each. while riding: their bicycles around the corner at Snyder's hotel nt Eaton- Beautifully Embossed.- town. Both riders were knocked off their wheels, but neither was ser- 4 Cups iously hurt. 4 Saucers Chester Dye, a^ed 21 years, son of Christopher Dye of Option's corner, 4 Plates near Keyport, was drowned while All Colors. 4 Oatmeals RED BANK, N. J. bathing in n. brook nnar Brnokdale Oil, Mop, Rag farm. He could not swim and pot in 4 Desserts r» deep holo and was unable to save $|.49 and Stick Tel. 1051. himself. 1 Sugar The women of Shrewsbury, Eaton- 1 Creamer 1 Mop town, Tintnn Falls, Little Silver and Oceanport, who worn members of tin? Cups and Saucers 1 qt. Oil LoriR Branch hospital auxiliary, held set 1 Rag r\ lmznnr nt Mrs. Mnry C. Oifllng'ti at Entnntown ami about 3100 was e 1 Stick cleared, Mir,? Nellie Champ]in of Oceanpnrt wa.i married to Joseph Mniz at Nrnv Ladies' Brumiwlck, ;-nn of Mr. and Mr*. Jnv Silk Bereta eph Mrrtz of Llncrnft. Tim ccro- Lamp Shades, 19c up For the Whole Combination. niony wns performed nt t:. - p;u- All Oolorn. •ioimjje of St. Jiiiko'.i M iii:tt church, William PJmmnn.t nf I[olm<>l wmi In A Rcrlou.'i condition with ^an^rrnc in hl.-i foot ,i3 t hr* IT;:uIt. nf cul lin;: a corn. IViiiinnj Sutphen'B house nt iihrowfi- RED BANK EEGISTER, JULY 16, 1930. Page Kin®

A BEAUTICIAN CAREER building on Carton street In which vna thrown from a wagon on Eor- Baauty Sbopi demand Matlneilo Optrttori tho borough could store Ita wagon», iteady cmploymont. Short A linen shower was given at the of BeabrlRht collided with a wagon ed In the express business. EaDSE! COOIING training couna necesDnry to qualify. Day, home of Miss May Enrlght at Oce- driven by John Bell of Atlantic Hijjh- eve. c!anBOB now forralnff. Easy terras. anic tor Miss Hetty Dean ol Little ancia near the Rod Bank poatofflce. An Army of Buyers. Silver, who was engaged to be mar- Mr. Boll's horse wng slightly cut on The readera of The Register con- MILLWORK AND JOBBING SPECIAL JULY RATES. ried to • Fcrren. XJlaiadell. Among one 1«K and Mrs. Tuck paid Mr, Bell stitute an army of buyers. Them in $5 for the loan. hardly a family in tho town of Re 1 MILL: LlTHE as tempered steel, lean FREE EQUIPMENT. thoso present were Margaret Blals- Bank or In the townships of Shrews- dell, Elizabeth Dalrymple, Mabel Wil- Mrs. Janicii Hulse, formerly Mrs. bury, Mlddletown, Eatontown, Atlan- CK.NTKAL AVE. 12 BROAD STi Phone, call or writ* for particulars. bur, Gladys Htmce, Enola Curtis, Dor- David C. VanKr;hoick of Rod Bank, tic and Holmdel where The Register as athletes, they find vigor and othy Stllwell, Mary Park, Nelllo Wil- fifed suddenly at acute indigestion at ia not the favorite paper. The circu- TICI. 75»-M. BCD DA.NH. Nams „,„.„;. T _ bur, Mildred Cornwell, Jessie Trus- hfi homo of )if-r son, Harry Van- lation of The Register is over 7,(300 health in its cool, crystal depths well, Norma Enrlght, Catherine John- •icholck of Ocfnnitort. She was sixty copies per week.—Advertisement. Addresa „ ', , „...,. son, Helen Enrlght, Carolyn Elalsdell, /earn old and was survived by three Margaret Haclcotafif, Mrs. Margaret children. F. Blaisdell, Mrs. William M. Thomp- Mr. and Mrs. Minor Brown of MARINELLO son, Mrs. Frank McMahon, MrB. Holmdel were riding in Mr. Brown'e James Enrlght, Jr., Mra. Frank Mil- automobile near Avon when their ma- Syatem of Beauty Culture ler and Mrs, Jllchard Hackslaff. rhlnc was badly damaged by a col- The Fair Haven volunteer fire com- lision with nnothor automobile. The tankful will Dept. 88, 33 W. 46th St., N. Y., pany held an election of officers and occupants of the nine nines were not Bryant 3372. lectcd Georges Hendrlckson, Jr., hurt. Monmouth County Surrogata'M Otiicm. chief, Arthur E. Smith first assistant Miss Anna Meehan of Red Bank In th« matter of tho eatiUa of Edward chief, Chajrles VanBnmt second as- and Michael Shea of Oceanic were Michaen Guojuyr, deceased. istant chief, Elwood B. Smith pres- married at i St. JarneHH church by Notice to crcditora to present cl&Imi Rev. Jamos A. Reynolds. Michael convince you.. that here aaninnt BHtute. ident, William.H. Bennett vice pres- I'uruuunt to tho order of Joseph L. Don- ident, H. Edgar Smith recording sec- McLaughlin and Miss Mamie Mc- ohay, fjurrciKiita of the County of Moni etary, Joseph Hendrlckson assistant nughljn wri-K thf> attendants, month, run do on the eeventocnth day of A. J. Wilson of Port Monmouth Juno, 11)30, on the application of Robert recording secretary, David H. Ben- A. Cooper Mid Georire C. Hopping, tho nett financial secretary, John R, Scott was laid up with blood poisoning as executum o( the cstnio of Edwiivd Mtchaau treasurer and J. J. Hendrlckson, Ar- tho result of .stopping on a rusty nail Cougar, dcceutsoil, notice In hereby given to hur E. Smith and John Woorlward while working at thn New York featruly better gasoline tho urcdiu irt of uaiii deeeaiod to exhibit to tho BiibHctUierH, executors us aforeaald. rustees. Tony Hunting was elected New Jersey fish and oil works pplant thoir dehLH and demands aualnet tho aa(da mombcr of tho company, near Port Monmouth. estate, under oath, within alx raontha from tha (into of the nforeKuld order, or they Rev. Thomas C. Huss was elected William Mllentz, a conductor on wilt be * loievec burred ot tholr action* president of the Highlands building HIP Red Bank anri Lon& Branch trol- therefor HitninRt tho said Bubserlbera. and loan association. C. Mel John- Ir>y line, dieri suddenly of acute in- n 3 counts Dated Kraehuld, N. J., June 17, 1930. son was vice president, Harry M. digestion at his home at. Katontown. excelling HOBERT A. COOPER, Re.l Dank, N. J., It. F. D. Johnson secretary, Daniel Bills treas- llo was 33 years old and left a wife GEORGK C. HOPPING, urer, George E. Jenklnson, Jr., solic- and two children. 69 West Front street, Rod Bank, N. J, itor, Wlillam Hewitt, Robert J, Walsh Mrs. Maria Margaret Hodges 'of IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. and Charles' Smith appraisers and Branch avenue, widow of Henry S. TO B1CSSIE AGltANOV: Thomas C. Huss, C. Mel Johnson, Hodges,-died of cancer of the stom- By virtue of un order of tho Court ol Charles Smith, Daniel Bills, William ach. She was 81 years old and was Chancery of New Jflracy, made on tha day of the date hereof in a causa wheraln The Hewitt, Robert J. Walsh, Harry N. -survived by a son, Frank Hodges of Brown Invetttment Ciiniimify, a body cor* JohnBon and Allan R. Reed directors. Red Bank. liorate, la comuluinunt,- and Harry Haft, Frank Reiter, a reporter on the At- and others are defendants; you are re- Henry Hendrlckson of Shrewsbury fjuhed to appear and answer tha bill of died of Brlght'a disease at the age of lantic Highlands Journal, gave up said complaint on or be/ore tha 14th dayseventy years. Six children survived his job and was to become a mem- of AuxuBt, next, or the aald bill will ba him, they being Henry, Joseph and ber nf the staff of the. 'New York taken an confcaned iiKulnut you. Evening Mail in the fall. The mild bill Is filed to Bet asld« a car* Fred Hendrickson of Red Bank, John tain deed to premises, in which deed you Hendrlckson of New York; Mrs. Cor- The contract for building an ad- were R ran too, and nlao to restrain you delia Anderson of Long Branch and dition to the Colt's Neck Bchoolhouse from rayinjf tho principal and Interest of was awnrdori in Craig & EwJng of E.Z. U. S. Pit. Off. the mortsak'e upon nnid promlnea to said Mrs. Laura Brandon of Shrewsbury. Roue Halt, or any other pefoon, until the Robert Mountjoy, who shot and Red Bank. The addition was to be determination of thin suit, find you are killed David Livingston at Eatontown 14x2G feet. Tho Champagne of Ginger Ales rqade a defendant because you are the holder of record titlo and hold the mort- while both were drunk, pleaded guilty Frank Yarnall of Belford resigned Bfi«c upon said ptcmlBen, to carrying concealed weapons and as financial secretary ,of the Belford Dated June l?.th, 1030. was fined the costs of the prosecution. American Mechanics lodge and Jos- QUINN. PARSONS & DOREMUS, Investigation by a coroner's jury and SollcitoiR of ComDlnlnnnt, eph Heyers was elected to the place, 73 Broad Street. Red Bank, N. J, the grand jury led to the belief that Garrett S. Wrlpht, Jr.; of Keans- the shooting was accidental. burp was undergoing1 treatment for A fire destroyed a lumber shed a punctured ear drum caused by and barn near Maple avenue. The sand beinR thrown in hla ear. barn belonged to Joseph Hesse and Mrs. Christopher Thomas of Atlan- the shed was the property of J. Traf- tic Highlands committed suicide by 1 ford Allen. Several firemen were In- hanging1 herself from a beam In the jured while fighting the fire. They cellar of her home. were John J. Many, Edward Cole Joseph White, 71 years old, died at i and Joseph Asay. hij home at Little Silver of heart dis- RELIABILITY Albert R. Wilson, son ot Mrs. An-easfi. Hn loft a widow and one son, TARTING ITacceleration . ..power— nie Wilson of Canal street, was Charles IT. White. these comprise Conoco's trinity of ex- drowned In the Shrewsbury river, The Rarltan. Democratic club of S near Hubbard's bridge. He was Keyport gave a dinner at the Pa- cellence. Of course, you may find other seized with cramps while swimming vilion hotel in honor of Hon. Frank gasolines which almost equal Conoco on in deep water and his companion was Katzenbach, Jr. One of these points all of the time .. or on ECONOMY unable to save him. He was 23 T. Elwood ^nyder, proprietor of years old. the Metropolitan hotel at Eatontown, ell of these points some of the time .. But A barn, cow barn, two large silos tripped over a chair and sprained you'll have to buy Conoco to get al I of these and several wagon houses were de- his ankle. characteristics all of the time! It is refined stroyed by lire on the farm of Jos- Mr. and Mrs. William S. Brower GOOD PERFORMANCE eph C. Wlnsor about a mile west of of East Keyport celebrated their 25th under rigid laboratory control. If you aren't Parmlngdale. A lot ot machinery, wedding anniversary. using Conoco now .. begin today. You'll CONOCO aeveral wagons, three horses and two The Episcopal church of Fair Ha- like the eager, brisk performance it adds heifers were also burned. ven held a fair and the profits The Rurnaon commissioners adver- amounted to $203. to your car. You will realize a saving, too, tised for bids for putting up a frame Mis:; Agnes Lay ton of Shrewsbury because Conoco Is packed with extra miles. Extra Miles You'll always find Conoco Gasoline at pumps bearing the Conoco Red Triangle. GASOLINE

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FOHI) MOTOR COMPANY JERSEY CENTRAL «. Power and LigHt Co. THE NOISELESS OIL Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16.1930'. on duty; all appesli (torn hit decision ORDINANCE. cy Thompson of that place were mar- « PUBLIC NOTICE. ihsll fct mod* in writing to tho Boroufili AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ried last Saturday week at St. Rose Tht following ordinance hai btw In- Council at Its next regruUr meeting, who IMPROVEMENT OF A CERTAIN UN- troduced by the Mayor and CouncttfJf tbi BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. of Lima rectory by Rev. Bartholo- | When you want the ihsill try theisms and affirm tha result* lMl'nOVEI> TOWNSHIP ROAD AT WHEN IN SEA HEIGHT VISIT THE £< Borough of Red Bunk and will be given or change sftid decision ot said Chief En- TOUT MONMOUTH, IN THE TOWN- mew Doyle. ; Best in < a public hearing on July 8Ut, 1930, at gineer by « majority vote of all members HH1P OK MinDMCTOWN, PURSUANT i HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST XN I 8:00 o'clock P. M., Daylight Ssvinii Tims, of the Council. A reduction of 25 per cent has been Kt which time all persona Interested will TO THE ritOVKSIONH OP CHAPTER! Sea Bright Delicatessen | made in the sewer rate at Matawan. Sec. 7— (Detrriulatlon of Ofncere)—The 217, 1*. I- 1U17, AND THE AHEND- MOKMOLTII COUNTY. be given an opportunity to be beard- Borough Council may at any time, for MKKTH AND SUPPLEMENTS THERK- COBNER OCEAN AVE. & SURF STREET. .•< The new rate will bo thirty per cent Painting and Decorating A. E. SHINN. cauie shown alter hearing degrade any TO. AND TKOVIDING JTOR THE COST of the monthly water bill. Clark. fficer of tho flra department. THEHEOF. For real good home-mado salads and our own special baked beans, tj Personal Notes, Sales of Property, A REVISION OF ORDINANCE 81 OR. ARTICLE IV. OUR OWN AND GOBEL'S—Bnkcd and Cooked Meats. All kinds J»J Building: Operations, Lodge Do- Raids at Asbury Park. Call 594. GANIZINO AND REGULATING THE WHEKEAS. It li proposed to trnpicve RED BANK FIRE DEPARTMENT. Sec. 1—(Duties of Ctptaln)—It shall tho road runnlnir from Now Monmouth of Imported and Domestic Cliceso nnd other Delicacies lor tho y ings, Slight Fires, Birtns, Mar- Asbury Park police raided twelve Revised by a Committee' from the Exec- io tha duty Df the Captain of each com- to the Port Moumouth ahoro, becinnlna; at riages and Deaths—Other Items. alleged speakeasies Friday night, but utive Council of tha lied Dank Flra Pa- pany to sea th*t tha av>i>aratus and housa the CountCouyy concrete e rond lendinleding from table. .•« f his company era preserved from dancer liquor was found in only three of ESTELLE COMPANY partment March 2Bth. 1030. Cherry TTre e FarF m t o AtlantiAtlti c HighlandsHihld , Sandwiches and Light Lunches ;•; Members of tho 1030 graduating by neglecl t or otherwisehi , and to report to at or near Now Monmouth, nt & point them, The persons arrested were 20 Mount St., BE IT ORDAINED by th» Mayor and the Chief "Engineer the need of any necea- Known os Williams' Corner nnd runnlnst to class of the Freehold lush, school, Counrll of tho Borough of Bed Bank, New iary repairs. Wahonoy'fl Corner at Now Monmouth, and" Samuel D'Ana, who was lined 5350, Jersey: who were refused the privilege (if and Tony Ferrugiaro, Nicholas AI- Red Bank, N. J. Sec. 2—(lire Building!)-—No building thence dpwn Main street, or Bometlmea making a trip to Washington this ARTICLE I. ueed for the protection of any fire appar- Known aa It a rl tun «venue, to tho Shore J. BKAGAR. Trop. darell and John Snell, who were fined Soe. I—Tha officer* of the flro depart- atus shall be put to any other uno with" roud, known uti iiculjionk avenue, In the year by the. hoard of education, made $200 each. ment shall consist of a Chief Engineer, out tho written consent of tho Chief En- Township of Mlddbtown, County of MOB- x<»>xgi<<.>z<«>r»i<<<<^^ tho trip on their "own hook." Their First Assistant Chief Ensineer, and Hoc,. eineer and a majority of the members of moutli; nnd it ia proponod to mnka ttp- conduct at Washington was such Judgment of $1,500. ond Assistant Chief Engineer. The offi- the Company occupying the name, or by Iillcntlon to the Stnte Highway Commls* order of the Ilorouch Council, sion for Townehin Aid, nt'oordlntr to Chap- that they have, received ]etler3 of Le.vlo Bianchi, a Long Branch cers of each firo company shall consist of a Captain and such other off) cor a aa each Sec. S—(Flra Apparatus Not to Leave ter 217, I'. IJ- 101B, na nmonded; commendation from the hotel man- tailor, has been awarded judgment TEXEfHONE 2238-J. company mny select. Borough)—No flre aruinratus except In AND WHEHKAS, tho cntimnted coat of agement and the railroad repre- for 51,500 against the Coast cities Sec. 2—t Eligibility of Chief and As- ruse of necessity, ahall leave thj incor- the fifiUl improvement 1B the . sum of railway company for injuries he re- sistants)—No person shall ba eligible for porated district, excepting by the written Eighty-One Thnumind Six Hundred and 'sentalivo. who conducted the trip. the office of Chief Engineer who haa not lermbfllon of the mayor; In case of necos- ceived when one of the company's Twenty Dollnrn ($31,1120.00); . I Thomas .^herwnod, -11, and Milton served HI First Assistant Chief Engineer; ilty, any member of the Borough Council, AND WHKRKAS, it IF niso 'desired to Yates, 21, former employees of Ihe busses swerved anel threw him 10 person shall be elidible for tha office he Chief Engineer or cither Assistant rnnko niU'lU'fitlon to tho County of Mon- Freehold rug mill, were sentenced | against an iron bar in the bus. of Kir fit Assistant Chief Engineer who hai vhief Engineer may permit any apparatus mouth for County Aid and It. is also pro* g not served oa Second Assistant Chief En- o leave the Incorporated district. Iiosod to RBneRB n portion of tho coat to DEALER IN last week by Judge TruaT x on.chargeh s Former Resident Weds. gineer, nnd no person nhnlt bo eligible for Sec. 1—(Tests of Fire Apparatus)—No tho iiernoTiH fronting on Raid road and tho office of Second Assistant Chief En- flie apparatus shall bo uaed on any mere of stealing ru^a valued at $2,000 from Miss Edna Robinson of Philadel- gineer who has not served as an active bonoflttcil by fifild improvements; trial of skill or power, except hy consent Now. therefore. BB IT OIIDAINED by ,the mill. Sherwood was sentenced phia nnd Samuel J. Foosaner of j fireman in tho Borough of lied Honk for of the Borough Council or Chief Engineer. neven (7) years next pi&cedlng hin elec- the Tawnnliln Committee of the Township Sec. 5—(Driving Over Hoie)—Any per I to one year in jail and Yates was Newark, formerly of Freehold, were j Ion, except a man who has Korved at of Mlildletownt n who ahall at any tlmo wilfully drive, jpentenced in the state reformatory married Sunday of last week at Phil-; Second Lieutenant. First Lieutenant, and 1. That tlio road runnlnir from New propel or causa to be driven or propelled Monmoiith to tho Port Monmouth Shore, |att ,Annandale. Both had pleaded adelphia. The groom is employed as , Captain of his company or a person who haa served us engineer of his company any vehicle over any hone or other fire hoKlnnintf nt the County concrete road 'guilty to the charges against them. a salesman and is studying law at "or three (3) full yearn. apparatus, shall upon conviction of such lendlnti ifrom Cherry Trco Farm to Atlan- | Miss Julia Hayes of Xeptunc lias the New Jersey- law school. net before the recorder or police justice, tifl.lIluHliiurin, ilt ()r nonr Now Monmouth. [brought suit for '550,000 against ftos- Sec. 3—On the third Tuesday of March forfeit and pay to the Borough a eum nt a point known n« Wlllinms' Corner and Hospital Contract. n each and every year, the flra depart- lot less than Twenty (120) Dollar* for running to Muhnnny'n Cnrnor at New LIME and FERTILIZER coe C3. Douglas, Frank L,. Stink nnd merit shnll elect the Chief Engineer, Fimt he first (i(TenBO and for each offence Monmouth, mid thenoo down Main fltrcot, 'Lewis nnd Valentino company. Miss The general construction contract Assistant Chief Engineer and Second As- hereafter tha sum of Fifty ($60) Dollars or aotnotimea known nn Unrltnn avenuo, to iHayes received a broken neck. in an for the Kilkin memorial hospital to Blatant Chief Engineer by nn •election In or thirty days In the county jail, the Slioro rofid. known nn Sonniook ftve- Peat Moss All Kinds of Poultry Peed be erected west of Asbury Park will which every active member of the said Sec.'O—(False Alarms)—Any person or nuo, In tho Townnhlp of Mlddletown. :automobile accident near New Egypt, flra department in good stRndlnff. shall b« County of Monmonth, bo Improved br probably be awarded to the. Waller persons who shall raise or cause to be Baled Shavings iDouglas was the' driver of the car eligible to vote, which off!corn, with nil raised nny fatso alarm of flre within the paving tho nnmo with an elerht (8) Inch jand Stick the owner, Kidde construction company of Now hose who are. or hereafter mny become IlorouRh limits, shall upon conviction rolnforred pnvement twenty (20) feet firemen, shall constitute the flre depart- wUlo with ttrnvcl BIIOUICIDIJI five (5) feet i James McCann, the eight-year-old York it was announced last week by hereof before a police justice or recorder Selling LEHIGH and WILKES-BARRE ment of the Borough. All com ran lei be punished by a fine not exceeding $200 wtilo on ciirli fiido thoronf. •son of Terry McCann of Union Dr. James F. Ackerman. ihall be notified of nald election nt the or imprisonment in the county jn|l for a 'J. That thn Rum of Kiglity-Ona Thou- iBeach, received fracturc3 of both monthly meeting previous to enld election, period of 00 days, for the flrat offenRO ant) PLYMOUTH COAL Held as Witness. no proxy voting permittod. (lancl. Six Hundred nnd Twenty (881.- ilegs above the knee's last week when for the socond and subsequent offenses ho (1^0.00) DOIIUIB or BO much thereof as re- Lcsrec Booker, a negro chauffeur Sec. 4—Sai.l election Mmll ba held In nhall be subject to a line not exceeding For Twenty-Ova Tears, he was struck by an automobile driv- quired ho nnd tho name In hereby nrpro- of Bclmar, has been held in bail as the Borough Hrtll, tho polls to open at $200 or imprisonment In the county jail for Iirlntcd for tho above improvement. 'en by Henry P. Cross of Keypnrt. He BBven o'clock A. M., and clone at nine a period of 90 days or both, at the. dis- a material witness in the. $20,000 gem cretion of the magistrate. ,"1, In order to temporarily ilnance the Try a Ton of This Red Ash Coal. was taken to the Matawan hospital. o'clock P. M, of the dny nppointed for above undertaking, temporary improve- rnbhery at Richard Conreid's home holding Bnltl election, and fshnll ho con- See. 7—(Penalty)—Tho pennUy- for any ! An overheated stove set fire lo Ed- ducted according to tho election laws of ment notes ni'o ho rob y nut h or) zed under h Booker had a violntion of this ordinance to which no tho m-ovlHlonfl of Chapter 1!52, P. JM lUJg, Iward YnnBrunf, house- a, Fnrmin*. ^^'^Thich he CM™ to the State of New Jar/iey. A statement of penalty In Attached shall bo in us amended. In nn amount not tn exceed daie last week, badly damaging the result of tho election nhnll be signed tho case of on offlcor. deEradatlon from LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY hy the chnirman nnd necretnry nnd trans- tho niini nf Kltfhty-Ono Thnumind Six Hun- • kitchen. Mrs. VanKrunt and a pae;s- ' have found at New York. hin office nnd suBpension from the Depart- dred and Twenty (5fil.fi20.O0) Dollars. mitted to the Rorough Clerk, and nhnlt ment, nnd In cans of a fireman, Bunpension Said note* iihnll r.tnto In jjoneral terms iing motorist had the flames under Attending World Convention. be by him submitted to the Borousrh from the Department, nnd theno penaltion Council nt itn next regular meeting held the )IUITH>»O for which thjiy are Indued, control when (he firemen arrived. Misses Mat tic J. and Elizabeth shall ho enforced nt tha option of the nnd nhnll bo iRHucd in mich amounts nnd after said election, nnd tho said Council Exeoutlve Council of tha Red Bank The nt tuich tinioH nn mny ho dotermlned by Alfred Conovor and Wnltrr Gray Oakloy, Bertha Solomon, Elsie Ditt- shall canvnss snld returns nnd declare the Department. TOE® MONITORTOrSAVESVOUMONEY.. BEFORE VOL'Bl V-I.MnrVTHY results, and the persona elected shall hold roBolutinn of tho Township Committee. werc arrested at Matawan last week mar Rm\ Marion Yetman of Freehold their respective offices for ono year from Sec. 8— (Violations to Ve Reported ... Tho form of note, into of lritorent nnd charged with robbing a gapas tank and Sarah B. Durand of Manasquan tho first dny of April next ensuing. Thnt Chief)—It shall bo tho duty of tho offi- date of maturity shnll aloo be detorrnlned one member of each compnny shnll consti- cers of the department to promptly re- My rcHoiiiUoii. owned by Joseph Alterman. They sailesa d last week for Germany, where were sent to the county jail to await tute tho Election Bonrd, and shall elect port any viointlon of this ordinance tn 4. Tho fnllowlnc mnltors, as provided they will attend the world's Christian their own election officer!!, anld mombe,ra the Chief Engineer and thnt ollleflr thntl the action of thn grand jury. hy Cliiil'tor•'2'>2, V. h. 191fi, ns nmended, Endeavor convention. of said Election Board shnll bo chosen at report the name to tho Borough COMM-II aro hernhy detcrniinod nnd dochtrod; Miss Bertha Vandcrhoof of Freo- the nnnual meeting of each compnny. nt its next mooting nnd the Council (nl Tlio prohjtlilo lie Hod of usefulness New Boat Saved. nhnll examine into such ch&rffe or clmi'KGn hold bought a house and lot at that of mild improvement in 20 yearn. A 36-foot cabin cruiser just com- Sec. 5—In no caao ahull tho Chief En- nnd tthall tnke pitch action thereof! as it place at sheriff's stile last week. The may deem advisable, provided thiu no (li) Tho live ni co* nfifienned' vnluntlon of ileted at King's boat yard at At- -FOR— gineor, the First ABBintnnt Chief Engineer, tho tnxuMo real propoi'ty (IncludlnR 1m- property •was owned by Mrs. Maude and the Second Assistant Chlrf Engineer, pennlty other than such aa are in this or- antio Highlands was saved from dlnnnce RBslprnod, shnll he enforced. jirovemcntn) of the Townnhlp of Middle- Prest of Matawan and Is occupied be inemlierH of the nnmo comps'iy. town, County of Monmouth, computed being: wrecked on the rocks at Shark by Lloyd S. Casscll. Sec. 6—Tho flre department nhnll be Sec. 9—All flre apparatus nhnll have tho upon tho three next preceding valuations iver inlet last week by coast guards- divided Into Engine, HOBO nnd ©hemlcal, right of way over nil other vehicle* vhon thereof, is ? Plans are being made for an addi- and Hook and Lnddcr Comnnnica. reapondlntf to an alarm of flro, provided ncn. The boat was on her maiden (p) Tho net debt of tho Township of tion to the high school cafeteria at ARTICLE II. the rules of the road are observed. Middle town, County of Monmouth, is Asbury Park. When completed the oyage to Toms River. Soe.l— (Duties of Chief)—It shall ho the Sec. 10—There ahall be appointed liy Our Service Car is each company at its nnntinl meeting by (dt Tho stntemonts required hy Scntlun cafeteria will be able to accommo- duty of tho Chief to exnmino at Unat once Dont Want Park. in each month, all the fire apparntua and an election, five policemen, to bo known 12 thereof have been miide nnd lilod ni date 1,500 in less than two hours. The. Long Branch commissioners tho buildings In uno for th^ protection i>f an flre policemen, who nhnlt upon tnUintc rciiuhed. the oath of office be invested with all the always ready tho same, nnd public hydrants, and report 5. Any and all moneys received from Frank Deedmeyer of Birmingham, st week turned down an ordinnance powers of policemen, or marshals, while the condition thereof to tho Borough tho Rtnto of Now Jcritoy nnd from tho Alabama, a former United States providing for the purchase of prop- goinK to, attending, and returning from County of Monmouth, plinll bo tho reduc- Council at its first regular meeting in tho any flre. ambassador to Italy, visited his erty at the foot of Rockwell avenue month of December nnd July, together tion of the tcmnornry noton indued on ac- nephew, Frank Doedmcyer of Free- •with a record of tho number of firos at- Sec. II—It shall be .tha duty of the count of tho Mild improvement. The said and fronting on the Shrewsbury river flre policemen to eoe that tha flre linos imurovomont will ho udertnken ns a. loeftl hold, last week. '< o be used for park purposes. The Steam Vulcanizing tended by him or in hin abnence, by tho improvement and n portion of the cost ABaistnnt Engineer, nnd the causes of snld are stretched nt every flro, to admit Inside the flre lines no person who?Is not nn nc- thereof to tho extent of thn benefits shall Rev. Harry R. Roche of English- vote was three to two. fires and such other Information as he may town has been engaged as the in- tlve fireman, except upon direct order of ho anflcsaod to tho property abutting upon Fished Without License. deem proper. He shall, under the dircc tho Chief or other officer In command. anld HtrcDt, but it is understood with the tlon of the Borough Council, superintend structor in recreational leadership at Balloon and Truck Sec. 12—In order to become an nctlve owners of tho nald property thnt tho as- the Blairstown conference for next Albert Hall of Belmar, a game war- in person nnd direct alt necessary repairs aesflmont for bone fits in no evont ahnll 1 to the firohouses owned by the Borough, member of the Boa Bank Fire Department den, caught Roger Carlman of Bay- a man must ba a resident of the Borough ox reed tho Bum of Seventy-five ($75.00) week. engines and other apparatus which mny h head, Long Island, fishing with s Tires in Stock and at least 21 years of ace'and not over Dollurn per Ono Thousand (31,000.00) The gates of Lake Leffcrts at Mat- ordered to be purrhnncpurrhaned or repaired: hhie "*"" «-""»>' ahall present with hin applicn- DollnrB nflBcnned vnlutntion of mirh prop- seine without a license off shore last phall take prompt and effectual measures i ?,'' " JV~ erty nfl tlio nnmo In now anseflBed for Ben* awan were raised last week in order company a certificate from a Wednesday. A complaint against and use the means of tho department to putabl„„»„;., e *physician of the Borough thnt oral tnxntion purponcs. and said assess- extinguish all flre3; and nhnll nt (ill times ment to bo payable in five equal pay* to make repairs to the dam, which Carlman "was made to the federal e is physically fit and able to tnke active had begun to leak In several spots. and on occasions of alarm of flre. have art In tho duty required of a flremnn. mentfl, tfiROthor with interest. courts by Hall. BOIO and absolute control nnd command nd upon removal of his residence from 6. That tho Township's tihnre of cost Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maushagen of over nil the firo nppnratm and over nil nld Borough he "hall forfeit his' member- Adelphin Mnn'g New Berth. tho members of the flro department,-nnd of tho H|\i(l improvement nhnll ho rained 'reehold have announced 1 he Mp and return oil eiuipment bolonRlnji to by tnxatinn nn provided hy li\w. Rev. Otis F. VanBrunt, a native of pernons aiding nnd assisting tho depart- hn flre department which ho mny hnvo Kagement of their daughter Elsie to ment. 7. Thin Onlhinnco nhnll tnko effect im- Adelphia, has been installed na pas- hin possession. mcdlntcly. Paul F. Levia of Ottawa, Canada. Sec. 2—(Duties of Chief and Asslst- One hundred and thirty quarter- tor of the First Congregational nnts)—The Chief nnd Assistant Engineers Sec. 13—In order to become an exempt Notice. reman from tho Boroujrh of Red Bank, a laster reserve officers are now un- church at Mount Carmel, Pennsyl- Rhnll attend all flres within the corporate The foroKolntc proposed Ordlrnnco wai limits and are hereby empowered and re- lan must serve seven (7> yen™ of active Introduced ht n mooting of the Township ergoing training at Fort Hancock vania. Before studying for the min- quired lo tnke chnrgo of nny building: or luty except when provided otherwise by Committee of tho Towimhip of Middletown istry ho was a painter and paper buildings which mny be on flre; to ndmlt he charter of a company nnd he mimt do held on Thurnclfiy, Juno 2fith, 19 30, fft They will remain all this week. >0% activo duty for tho said number of The outbuildings on Mrs. William hanger. only BO many such persons not firemen, Middletown, Now Jerney, nnd at thtvt time to oald bulldinff or building*, us they mny enm. pitdRcd flrnt rendlns nnd tvao laid over for urke's farm near Englishtown were Kicked by a Horse. think necessary to nld In the extinguish- NOTE—The chnnjtes In thin Ordinance, RCCOIHI ,nnd final PRBHURO to a regular burned Monday of last week. The Fred Farrell, who is employed on ment of the firo and preRorvntion of nil uch as In Section 12. shall not apply to mcottnK of tho Townnhip Committee of goods and of nil cndanKered property; IIOBO members In the Flre Depar'ment tho Township of Middletown to bo hold vn rigin of the fire is not known. a farm near Freehold, was knocked they may lawfully enter find examine nny rlor to tho passage of this Ordinance. Thurmlny. July 21th. 11130, nt which time Miss Mary L. Graham, who is cm- unconscious Wednesday night when building, or buildings, inspoct or examine n. public hcnrlnR will bo held upon the ployed on the Frmhold Transcript, he was kicked in the chest by a any place, vehicle or vessel whore nny ORDINANCE. name and all nornonn denlrlnn to bo heard Kun powder or other explosive or inflnm- upon nald Ordlnnnro nhnll bo given, an isiting relatives at Los Angeles. She horse. He was taken to the Freehold 42 West Front Street, mnblo material mny be lodged or stored: N ORDINANCE AUTH0IUZINO THE opportunity to bo henrd nt thnt time. will ho gone nhout four weeks. hospital where he was quickly re- he Chief or Assistant Engineer may in IMPROVEMENT OF A CERTAIN Special nntlco In jrlvcn to all property Miss Mary Klusza, daughter of vived. RED BANK, N. J. vriting direct the removal or nocurintc of TOWNSHIP ROAD IN THE TOWN- ownern alony said rond of nald publlo any Mich material or mnterlnls nnd in SHIP OF MIDDLETOWN. AT POIIT hcarlnff. eorge Klusza of Freehold, and Fer- (Continued on Next Page.) TELEPHONE 2112 caso tho poHHCssor or possessors of tho MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY, KNOWN itime neslect or refuse to comply with AS MAIN STREET. BEGINNING AT Hy order of tho Township Committee. juch written directions, the party or par- MAHONEY'S CORNER, AND RUN- Dated Juno 2fith, 19H0. ties no refusing- or neglecting ohnll upon NING TO HAWK'S CORNER. IIOWAUD W. EODEIITS. due conviction thereof beforo tho recorder BE IT ORDAINED by tho Township Townnhlp ClerV. or police justice, forfeit nnd pay to the 'ommitteo of tho Township of Middlo- Borough a aum not to exceed Twenty own: PROPOSALS ($20) Dollars; Chief Engineers are hereby 1. That the rood at Port Monmouth, for tho addition nnd alteration to ths nvested with all the power of Police Offt- MonmoTTth County Court' HOUBQ ot Frco- :ern of the Borough while golns to, at- Mew Jersey, known as Main street, be- tending, and returning? from a flre. xinnins at Mahoney's Cornor and run- hold, N. J. • price in? to Ralph's Corner, bs Improved hy Notice is hereby Riven that eoalod bldi nvlnir tha Rama with reinforced concrete, will bo rcelvod by the Bonrd of Choaen summer dishes economically Sec. 3 — {When AsalatantB to Tnke Charge) 'Ith a pavement twenty (20) feet wide, Freeholders of tlio County of Monmouth. —In the abnenco of the Chief Engineer, Hth gravel shoulders on each sido thete- N. J., for tho fllterntion nnd addition to his command shall devolve upon nnd bin t five (5) feet wide. ttio Monmnuth County Court House at duties bo performed by tho First Assistant 2. Thnt the sum of Thirty-Nino Thou- Freehold, N. J., nnd opened and road In •Enpcineer. nr In bis absence by the Second ibllc nt tho room* of nniil Board, Court Assistant Engineer, or in his absence by and, Two Hundred and Twenty ($39,- 20.00) Dollars or 10 mliah thereof 88 ra- House. Freehold, N. J., on Wednesday, A Captain first nt the flre. July 23d, nt 11:00 o'clock A. M., Eastern Sec. 4—(Inspection of Chimneys)—It uircd be and tho same Is hereby appro- >rif\Jfld for the above improvement. Standard Time. shall be the duty of ths Chief or Assistant Plans, niioclncatlonii and Forms of bid, Chief Engineer to inspect any chimney, 3. In order to temporarily finance tho contract and bond for tho proposed work flue, pipe, or smoke house reported to ibovs undertaking, temporary Improvo- by Leon Cubhorloy, rciilstored architect, O O It was characteristic of Be Solo engineers that him by nny citizens of tho Borough to be ient notes arc hereby authorized under and' approved by tho Board of Chosen, dangerous and liable to causa destruction ,ho provliione of Chapter 252, P. L. 1916, Freeholders, hnvo hcon iUert In tho ofllco by fire, and if found in such condition, to is amended, in an amount not to ex reed of paid Arrhitect at No. 210 .Broadway, TOP order the Bame to be cleaned, repaired, tha mm of Thirty-Nine Thousand, Two Lone Rrnneh, Now Jerfley, and may be in- even while the famons De Soto Six was enjoying un- renovnted or removed by the owner, and Hundred and Twenty ($89,220.00) Dollars. Bpcctcd hy prospective bidders durins buB- upon failure of said owner to attend to ''aid notes shall state In general terms iBR honrfl. Tho Btnndard propoflal form such cleaning, repairing, or removal •with- he purpose for which they are idBued, is attached to tho specifications, copies of precedented popularity—in fact, setting a sales record in twenty-four hours after service of nuch and shall he Issued in such amounts and which will bf- furnished on application to notice, complaint shall bo made to the re- at such times as nay be determined by tho Architect. I'lnna nnd HpcclficationB corder or police justice who, upon con- resolution of the Township Committee, will be furnished tn prospective blddorj AND UP-F. O, B, FACTORY viction of nnid owner nholl Inflict n. fine of ho form of note, rate of Interest and upon iinymont of Twcnty-Fivo (J25.O(n for a first-year car—they were working lo Improve It* not moro than ten ($10) Dollars at his dis- date of maturity shall also be determined cretion, nnd upon subsequent conviction* nulhirn, which amount will ho refunded* Roadster, $810; Phaeton, $830; Biui- y Chapter 252, P. L. 1916, as nmended, are hereby determined ami declared: r licl'iro tha time npcclftod for tho opon- $860; Four-Door Sedan, $875; Con- imprisonment not exceeding thirty daya in ing of lildn. Should tho Contractor fall intriguing chilly soups and his discretion. • (a) The probable period of usefulness vcrtihln Coupf% $945. Al^pricct if snid improvement la 20 yearn. to submit a bill do is to return tho plnn* salads —icy drinks with tink- f. o. b. factory genius that factory efficiency kept pace with engineering (b) The AveraRe nguessed valuation of and Hperlfientlnnn nnd forfeit tho Twenty Sec. S—(Duties of Captain}—Tha Cap- the tnxnble real proporty (Including im- rive ($25.00) Dollnrn dcponlt. Illda must ling cubes—shivery jellies— tain of tho rospeetivo companies belonK- provements) of the Townnhlp of Midcilo- bo mndo on tho ntnmlnrd proponnl forma WITH T5IKSE FEATUBES inir to the five department nhall report to in tho mnimer deni^nnted thoroln nnd re- advances. AB a result, the finer De Soto Six — a better tho Chief Engineer from time to time iwn, County of Monmouth, computed lulrod by tho nperlflcntions. HldB muit frapp£ fruits — -what can't you Cbry filer-designed, high-compresaion upon the three next prccedins \nluatlons what supplies nro necessary, nnd tha Chief thereof, in % bo cncloncd in nonlcd onvolnpos boarinit tbo make with a General Electric engine, using any grade gasoline. Engineer phall report to the flro commit- mime nnd iulilienB of tho bidder nnd name tee or any member thoreof who Is em- (c) The net debt of the Township of Iso-thorm ventilated bridge-type car at a lower price — is so ahle in performance, BO Middletown, County of Monmouth, In f jivnprmtwl wnik nn the nutwldo. nddrossod Refrigerator.in your kitchen! powered to order tho snmc. to the "Hoard nf Choaen FreeholderH of ARTICLE III. And the economy of it— pistons, Trith piaton rings of tongue (d) The statements required by Section tbo bounty, of Monmouth." nnd must be ond groove construction. attractive in appearance and BO economical in opera- Sec. 1—(Serrctnry's Duties)—On or lie- 12 thereof have been made nnd filed RB nccompnnicd by n rcrtlflod check for n, fore the Innt Monday in May In each and pum not Icnn thnn ton (10) per cont. of that's the glorious parr of own- Internal four-wheel hydraulicbraken, required. every year, * G. Any moneyi received from the tbo iimtiunt bid nn tho work, pnynhle to ing a General Electric Refrig- with squeaklcflH, moulded brnko Secretary c. _..-.. - , - _ . bounty of Monmouth ihall be applied to tho order of "C. Ana Frnncls, County tion and maintenance that it not only outstrips every- tho Chlof Ensrineer, the name, residence ha reduction of the tempornry notes in- Treasurer," nnd n surely company cartlfW erator. The attractive, modern lining. and occupation of ench person elected n iued! «n Account of the snld Improvement. calo ptatlnir that snld fiuroty company wly memhi-r of his compnny, which list the The BRld Improvement will also ho under* provido tbo bidder with the roqulred bondi design of the General Electric Full-pressure lubrication —rubber thing in its price class today, hut anticipates the future Chief Engineer shnll filo with tbo Boroush taken RB a local improvement nnd n por- nnd miiHt lio dellvored nt tho itacs ac« insulation of enpine—counter- Clork on or before tho no*t ensuing meet- tion of tho cost thereof tr> tho extent of bofpro tho hour nbnyo nnmrd. is but apart of its true beautv. n til in Iht Central Electric Pro- weighted crankshaft—camflhnftdriv- ing of the BorouKh Council. Before tho benefit* ahall be nnseaflect to tho prnp- Heriftiiito ftUls will bo required fort m, broadtail ttery Saluriijy person ahnll b« eliRlblo for the ofllco of «rty, nbuttlng upon naid street, but it In 1. (iencml Wnrk, Its economy of operation-- >lirt< on a natinn-uide S. If. C en by silent chain—thermoptatic Chief or An«lntiint Chief, It ennll bo the nderntood with the owners of tho snld 2. Flumbitiff, that is what has won for the mlu-crk. heat control —chroni iu in-plated rluty of tho Secretory of tho company property that the fioaeisment for benefitp> H. IIciitliiK, y hlrh ho ts nominated to RIVO thfe in no event shnll exceed the sum of Sevbn- 4. Klorti itfil Work. General Electric Refrigerator its overw lamps—fuel pump—fuel filter—air from f tho candidate In wrltlnc tou the ty-flve ((75.00) Dollars per Onn Thnunaml Tho HOILICI ronervcB tha right to reject helming popu- cleaner. name of tho cnndldato In wrltlnc to the (It.000.00) Dollars nnienned valuation of nny nr nil bldn if deemed tn the beet In- larity. companion of the flro dcpnrtmcdt nt leant ~h property nn the nnmo in now nn- terests of tho County no to do. Sleelweld Body—no joint*—utmost ona month beforo the said election. ied for general taxation purponen, and Hy order (if tlio Hoard of ChoBen Free- 1 afiBCSBment to \m pnyal>Ie In live equnl nolidily—a distinct advance in body See. 2—(Hats worn on duty)—The holders of tho County of Monmouth. The Monitor Top, with its extraordinary efficiency Chief nnd AnMntpnt Engineers shall wea r'nvmenti), together with Intor«nt. HRYANT B. NEWCOMB, eilcncG, strength and eafety. when on duty, white hats on which shnl 6. That the Township's aha re of cost Attest: ., Director, —with its mechanism sealed hermetically and protected be em>iln7.oneroviK SCTTW anminl report to the Uormigh Council. ;innned firnt tefldins nnd w&a laid over for tho Ornhunn Court of onlil County, on aeP> \ — (Dirties of Borough (>Ierk)— lecom] ami finnl paaenKa to a rctculnr Tlmrfldny. tlio twonty-foiicth dny of July, The Hormigh Clnrk nhnll keep ft true «n mcetiiiff of the Township Committee, nf A. D. l'J;i0. at which tlmo application will perfect, lint of the names of nil flreme the Township of Mlddletnwn to l>e held on bo rrifldo for tho (il)uwaiico of coinmla»lons who "linll hnvo died, roriffner!, or boo Tlmrsilny, July 24th. l»30, nt which tlino lid CIMinHfl flM'H. CONSOLIDATED MOTOR SALES CORPORATION expelled from tho depnrlment, nnd tb> a imlillc heniinH will ha held upnn lltn Dntfd Juno Hth. A. D. 1D30. tlenlli. rcHlKimllon nr expiilnlon of th (inme, nnd nil peinonn dcRhlnn to lie hcunl MKKCIIANT3 TIUIST COMPANY, 127 WEST FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J. nifnilimn WIIONO nnmrn may he on said Us upnn said Ordlnnnro nhnll lm ulvori nn shnll he EI imt.lle record. opportunity to ba liennl nt thuL time. Of Itod Hank, N. J* jeiXCTBJC WATER"COOLLRS • COMMERCIAL UniUOERATORS •. ELECTRIC MILK COOLER5 Phone 810. HOP. R — (E.tpollorl Members)—No mm Sporlnl notice i" slvnri to nil property wlm him hp.cn expellftd from thn flro do NOTICE OK SETTLEMENT OK ACCOUNT owner/t nlotiff nnid rnad of mild public Eutiito iif Mai-Kiirol A. Kox. Lunntlc. HAIICTAY MOTOK COMPANY—Freehold KAK1TAN GAUAGK—Kej-port pnrtment shnll ride with any of the i henrinif. pnrntiiA r.r mnlclle In nny wny with |h N.itlco Is horohy K|ven that tlio nccounta By order of ihe Tnwnnhlp Committee. c,J tho Buhnnlhor. umirdlnn of tha efltftta AUTO SHOT—Spring Uiko KliTHKIU'ORD S GAKAGK—Lnliewood snrno. and upon conviction of n violatln • Dated June 26tli. lfi30. of this section before the recorder or pr of Bi.iitEEI10LD TllUflX RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16, 1930'. ."Pace Becond Annual Itodeo. e«K'»^^ BRIDGE TOUKNAMENT. plonahlps will also be decided at the Died in Lake li;l,. I'AVI.OH, C. K. out your av< r te BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.Tho second annual rodeo will be tournament. The masters will play held."at Sea Girt on'Saturday, Aug- William O. KJch&rrtyon of Asbury • ' ? * negative p Games Being Played This Week ut for the $3,000 gold cup given by Bar- Park, 3H, wa:f ;;tricU<:n with vertigo m. K.ctor I'l«c«. ., KM! ILnfc, N, J. ust 23d. The proceeds from the event Asbury I'ark. on VonZedtwitz. All events! are to lie: Ult. II. A. NKV1NM, and let us make a beautiful Statu- d (Continued from last page.) will be given to the American le- while on a dnuk on Deal lake Thurs- played ut. duplicate; that 1^, all con-• Iriy aft.crno'jn urnl U<\\ Into the water. ette. | gion home at Toma River. Tho first annual summer bridge testants plriy the same hand-i in turn. 129 Brood Slrwt, R.d Bunk. N. J. III! < iocl h I'fnrr- An automobllo owned by Rabbi tournament of fho American bridge Tho committee has arruriK<:d ~;1 rouId roach him I'tKHlp 1(100, 11x10 Rlnglo $1.69 llxl! Single _S3.00 ;inb;< 1 pat . . ll'O"»»rlv Dr. j;,,fe.|«rt', tlfflc..) Hurry Finlielrsteln of Engllsbtown Hald Near Freehold. aguo will bft hold fit Anbury Park open games, twelve nt auction nntl rtici n ha kod hla car ncai Pouble —S2.MI Doublo _$3.70 wrecked last week on ft railroad County detectives visited Raymond 11 this wrek. Tim Rumoa am/beinj; he dork. Me \V;IH assistant to theI'UKD C. UKHN, crossing. Mr. FlnUelsteli{«fl atten- twelvo Rt contract, for plrtyoiH who prm i.'il ni 'itiii,; •V of -.n «« . A1ICH1TECT, Hnnd-Palnted $1.00 OXITO. Thorne'o place In Freehold township played In the Bnlarium.4 on the bnard- are reluctant to compete In the mt- < r .' 30 Marlon S|r(Et, Rtd „ k N j tion was attracted by two children Friday, confiscating a still and a walk. Tho tournament will hn undnr tinn.il championship contest.''. Four playing on the tracks and in his fix-quantity of liquor. Thorne was held auspices of Anbury Park city. I-liil IMinnoJtcil 11,-oih 2423. solid silver cups will be given to the WILLIAM A. VVIKTU; citement ho stalled his engine. He under $1,000 bail. This in the flrnt time in the history of top score winners In ench of the^f OPTOMUTKI.'iT, Oriole Photo Co. • \ jumped from the car and escaped In- bridge that a city ha:i (sponsored Btich R.lt Bld Policemen Want Vacations. games, making 90 cups In all, and New I'aim Machine. 41 East Front St., Red Bank, N. J. I Jury. a tournament. Thfi cily has present- DO books will be awarded as .•sijrnnri-/.e. for the- nationalter oiTlce at Red Bank. 69 Broad Street. ._ R«d Hank. N. J. members of the police department ott each week. contract pnir champion for womrn. r.'fi ;tml (wicks the grain, it is similar must either learn to awlm or he pre- (f> flic on1.-:* (ir-if'J nn th« big grnln A. ii —' Spring Lake Woman Dead. A New Jpriipy j;ln;r; championship 1 ? pared to swim by August 15th. Chief and two M"nmouth county cham- Try a Register Want Advertise- farniR ot the Wrvt, but. I' :;r>nricwhat an, IIBU I1ANK, 11. J. Maas gave no reason for thla unusual Mrs. Bessie G. Badger, wife of Gil- ment- It will pay you.—Advertisement 8 I.lnrto K, 1. J order. bert J. Badger of Spring Lake, died William O Brien J ast Friday of heart disease after a QU1NN, 1-AKSONS S; DOHEMUS. ^ 1 L0 8 AT 1 First Governor's Ball. three months' sickness. She was 38 John ^J. iS:^^Qulnn, 'Theodor" a DS. PaVjon"" ' Tho first governor's ball of tho sea- years-old. 2 Thomni I'. D.m-rnu. —MEANS — eon will bo held at the Stockton hotel Beautifying Lake Shore. COUNSKU.OH AT LAW, at Sea Girt Friday night of thin week. f i ni Governor Larson and membero of hla' The women of Matawan are work- i5?£"''-_li_L "i ! st.;_ltKn HANK. N. J. personal fltaff will receive tho gueflts Ing on plans for beautifying the GEORGE 1). COOI'I'It, "~ ' ' Approved and Improved in the main ballroom following tho shores of Lake Matawan. They will CIVIL ENfilNKKIt, dinner. plant perennial flowers and flowering Successor to George Cnoper, C E shrubs. ENJOY A DEMONSTRATION IN AN Patterson UUIIIIMIE. HED HANK. N. J. Heating Plumbing Roofing To Eliminate Curves. CEO KG E" K. AI.LEN, Ji\"~cf if nmi Water Systems Copper Work Tho freeholders lant week ordered Home from Hospital. GEORGE I'. RANDOLPH, C K piano drawn for eliminating three S. S. Stryker, who conducts a cloth- ACO Seaboat Runabout, 16 to 26-foot models CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SUItVKYOnS. Earthen and Iron Pipe dangerous curves on roads In theing store at Frenhojd, has returned 60_Broad Street. Red Dank, N. J. from the Long Branch hospital, WAI.TEK C VAN KEliiilSN, WE HANDLE THE AMEHICAN RADIATOR COMPANY'S •western part of the county. The on IN A civir, B.vfiiNEurt AND SWIVEYOB. curves will be rounded so that auto- where he underwent an operation for Broad Str.-ct National Bank Building ARCOLA HEATING SYSTEMS iats will have a clearer view of thehernia. H.d Bonk.'N. J. roads. Manasquan Man Dead. 34-foot cruiser Monmoulh County Surn>ji«U'» Office. In the mnttcr of tha eilnU of Jo«erih W. Red Bank and Sea Bright Held For rental Theft. Joshua Newman of Manasquan JUt-vey, t\Uo Jijiuivn ni .Joseph W. Itenvy, Lewis W. Lynch v/na arrested at died last Saturday week after a short —OR— rip re a Hi! rl. Newark last week and is being held sickness. HG was 77 years old and is NOIIM to rrrilUorn to present claims In connection with the $35,000 post- survived by a widow and three chil- Pursuant to tho onlcr of Joseph I>. Don- office robbery at Asbury Parlt last dren. RICHARDSON 29-foot cruiser. ahay. Surro^ato of UIG Cnunt/ of Mon- mouth, mnde on tho iwantyrtxth clay of Bummer. Lynch Is Rfilrl to have served To Widen Street. June. 1030. on tho nnnllr.atinii of William several sentences for federal offenses. Plans have been prepared for A. Sweeney. a'lminiRtintor of Ilia *stnto widening West Park avenue in Ocean Wise boat owners will see Mr. Brady now for next Winter's Storage. of JOKC[I1I W, Rcevuy. nlao known fl» Jo- Wnrrnnt Out For Clnrk. ncph W. lUnvy. (leroiie.crl. nolir.o is hfirehv For Summer Days i | township to a width of fifty feet. Bids Ei\cn to tho crcilltiir* of nnlil darenncd to A warrant wag issued last week on the work will be opened August exhibit 1i the nntiHciil>cr. ndmlnin!nitor ai for tho arrest of Arthur McGulre, nforesiiid, thoir dchtt anil demand* npslnst 1st. tho pui.X~:":«X-:">.X"S-:":~:»:-:-;-:»:«:~X-*-:-M>.:-:">***««***4 Tree Hammocks appointed deputy of tho Knights of Columbus councils In the district em- , $2,50 to $8.00 bracing Asbury Park, Freehold and Lnkcwood. Ho waa treasurer of the Lawn Settees state organization for several years. $1.75 —$3.50 Stolen Boat Recovered. Richard Schaefer of Keyport last week recovered his niotorboat, which Lawn Swings was stolen several days before He $6.75 — $12.75 was compelled to pay a reward of $50 to parties who returned the craft and va Gliders $14.75 Vudor Porch Shades declared they had found It adrift. Special 3 ft. 12 ft. Poultry Shipped to Europe. Others to $20.00. Poultry owned by H. B. Spang-Ier $3.00 $13.50 and Marcy farms of Matawan were I shipped last week for England, where ' they will be entered In the fourth' Porch Hammocks Card Tables world's poultry congreHs to be held $10.00 to $12.50 $1.50 to $7.50 at London beginning next week. Extra Frnmcs $1.50. Uctlred on Pensions. W. A, Gill and O. G. Baumgartner of Keyport havo been retired on pen- Yacht Chairs $4.50 sions by the Rendrock Powder com- pany of New York, Mr. Gill had Steamer Chair $3-$4.50 worked for the company 47" years: With Foot llcst. and Mr. Baumgartner 3D years, I All-Day Picnic. Camp Chair 95c Members of tho Masonlo club aux- With Back—Assorted Colors. iliary of Long Branch enjoyed on all- day .picnic at the homo of Charles Sand Chair $1.25 Jeffrey of Oakhurst last Wednesday. Assorted Colors. Camp Stools 50c Dinner was lerved under the large trees on tho lawn of tfia home. Bar Harbor Chairs Boy Swimmer Drowns. Joseph McCarthy, fifteen-year-old Special $2.95 son of Mrs. Marie McCarthy of Wast a new and [improved Bar Harbor Rocker End, was drowned Tuesday of last week while swimming In the ocean. $3.95 Ho waa seized with cramps and sank before, help could reach him. St. George Chair Now Hotel Manager. $3.95 John Hlller, formerly assistant Rocker $4.95 manager of tho Molly Pitcher hotel nt Rod' Bank and for several years employed in the Laurel-ln-the-FMnes Cushions .:....$1.00 at Lnkowood, is now manager of th« HI TEST with Ethyl Porch Chairs American hotel at Freehold. Croquet Sets Bc-elect«d Elks' Treasurer. $1.95 —$6.50 $2.50 to $6.50 Charles Rosencrans of Long Tlrnnch wa3 le-elocted treasurer of the New Jr-rscy state Elks associa- tion nt the rinminl convention at At- Inritlo City last week. He has held SUB-ZERO KNOCK NG GASOLINE this position several years. ,• OveiTnme by Gns. Vi'altir Potter of Asbury Park was nvcfiMime by gas in tho collar of his home last week. The gas came from a pipe which had been loosened by a heavy truck passing the house. Mr. Potter waa soon revived. Carpenter Hurt In Fall. Richard Hendrickson, a carpenter of Imlaystowri, fell more than twen- ty feet from a breaking ladder last Test it on a hill. Try it on a curve. Thursday weok and Buffered several bz-olcen ribs. He was taken to a hos- 3-Pc. Fibre Suites 3-Pc. Stick Reed Suites pital at Trenton. $60.00 to $87.50 Gns Stovo Explodes. $90.00 Gas which accumulated In the oven of a stovo In Enman's restaurant at 8-Pc. Hartshorne Fibre Suite $175.00 Matnwan blew tho oven door off one day last week. Tho door struck Mr. Give It the gun in sand or mud. Bnman In the stomach, but ho was REFRIGERATORS not seriously hurt. Hofrlgoratora In metnl or onl(, In Mlnlnturo Golf Game. slrlo, front or top lc<*ra nro nil Dr. Fountain Burlew and Theodore rensonnbly priced. , Mnhoney of Mntawan hava leased a j plot of ground ny- tive measure that may help toward for the camp today. Mrs. Kelly's sister, Mrs. Harold Lit- tho production of clean fields ia to Bernon S. Prentice Is having a mile tlo of Red Bank, attended the Elks' ,We Specialize ia purchaso seed from northern sources of gravel laid on a private road on parade at Atlantlo City Thursday. and possibly some seed treatment, Wa farm. The Schenck S. Thompson Paul, Raymond and William Kelly yet both of these practices have been company of Red Bank Is doincr tho spent the latter part of last week Second followed the past year and in spite work. The indoor tennis court on Mr. wil.h John B. Brady and family. of every precaution some disease Prentice's property Is neailn£ com- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smytho of Mortgage has appeared. pletion. Brooklyn are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Until more facts are secured, the Harry Ryder. Beach Togs In The Steinbach farmers should make It a point to TINTON FA1XS NEWS. Mrs. Joseph Eustace and son Eon- a Loans. purchase seed grown in the northern ert, who have been in Ireland the climate and in addition try to plant The Hospital Auxiliary to Meet at past year, will sail for home Satur- on well drained land. Mrs. Sarah Scott's, day. Edward Eustace Is visiting his Applications Given The Tinton Falls auxiliary of Itlv- aunt, Mrs, Patrick Carton, Jr. Manner Are Cool and Gaily Modern COLT'S NECK NEWS. erview hospital of Red Bank will Mrs. Sarah Aylward of Rumson M Immediate Attention meet Tuesday night, July 29th, at was a Thursday guest of her broth- i Tho Sunday-School on a Plcnlo at the home of Mra. Sarah Scott. er, Patrick Carton, Sr. ! Clark's Landing Yesterday, Mrs. Helen Reimari, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Husisey of New this place, sailed from Paris for her York have been visiting Mrs. Kath- A Local, Friendly Tho members of the Sunday-school ; home at Brooklyn on Saturday. She 2-yn Oakes. Organization of the Reformed church enjoyed a has been spending several weeks in Donald Hlckey caught 02 fluke one I picnic at Clark's Landing yesterday. France. night last week at Long Branch. ; They made t,ho trip in automobiles. Janet Scott and her cousin, Susan Edward Rowe of this place and Riverside Mortgage The wheat ithrcshlng seaBon is, un- Browley, are spending a week with John Warncker of Llncroft attended der way in full swing. The yield friends at Monmouth Beach. the boxing bouts Friday night -at & Finance Corporation throughout this section is fair. Lloyd Mrs. Edwin Stoothoff, who has the Ocean View arena at Long tickles of Oceanport does most of been sick several months, is slightly Branch. Broad St Marl Banlt BMf, the threashlng for the farmers here- improved. abouts. Many farmers assist each Henry Shabrlelt of New York spent • Bed Bank, N. g. Mrs. Samuel J. Bennett has been last week with, his sister, Mra. Fritz other with the work, and thlB light- entertaining friends from New York. Ewald, ens the task. Thero is a social side Mrs. Frank Holmes of Meflford, Loula Dubesky of New York was to thla co-operation. Big dinners are who has been spending tho past a recent visitor of his mother, Mrs. served on all the farms where the twelve weeks with Mrs. Wellington Raymond Dubesky. work Is done. Wilkins, is now at the home of her Tho -work ot putting concrete on daughter, Mrs. William Ott of Long Are You Using Good Tackle? the county road between this place Branch, who Is sick with rheuma- Business—particularly the most de* and Tinton Falls has been finished. tism. sirablo business—is very much like Used The contractor made remarkably Mrs. J. C. Hankinson Is making a the sport of fishing. You can catch good time, considering the stormy stay at Mount Clemens. Michigan, it if you use good tackle. We offer '% Weather he had to contend with. for the benefit of her health. you the right tackle In the advertis- Mrs. August Kuhne of Fair Haven, ing columns of The Register—Adver- a former resident of this place, died Wellington Wilkins returned home tisement. at the home of her sister at Long Branch last week. MrB. Daniel Sul- livan and Mrs. Ruth Kaney attended \ Bought and Sold the funeral. » You know Steinbach beach togs Rats caused a large loss of small when you see them at .•&<( chicks for Ray Holllng during the Me Bath and Tennis Club past week. Mr. Holling had fifty Antiques chickens and the rats killed 45. At on the exclusive beaches. A cer- STEINBACH itain distinction of line and color, first Mr. Holllng -was at a loss to ac- count for the cause of the chickens 'born of a sure knowledge of what being killed. Last Thursday he shot 'is required for shore life, sets Auctions three of the rats -with his gun. COMPANY them apart from lesser beach Mrs. Emma McKay of East Orange Is making a stay with her brother, fogs. Theodore Wuebber. Appraisals Arranged Across the road from Alfred Buck's mill is an unoccupied house which Rubber Berets is owned by a party not living at 75c to $1.50 this place. All the windows In the WILL BUY ONE PIECE house have been broken by hoodlums Huge Straw Beach Hats OB ENTIRE CONTENTS OF who threw stones through them. $1.25 to $2.95 YODE HOME. The Pioneer boys' baseball team and the Farmers' team played a Women's Bathing Suits game last Thursday. Thera was $2.95 to $14.95 tie score. Darkness prevented the £. F. Gramann, Jr. game from being played to a de- Rubber Bathing Shoes cision. $1.25 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Runge 11 WHITE ST., and their son and daughter spent Sand Clogs the week-end with Rev. and Mrs. $1.25 to $2.95 RED BANK, N. J. John A. Thomson. Phone 2745. A five-reel motion picture entitled Rubber Shoes with Heels 'Lest We Forget" was shown at the $2.95 Reformed church last week. It i Beach Pajamas $2.95 to $7.95 Beach Coati $2.95 to $12.95 White Jean Gob Trousers STEINBACH $1.95 Square Wraps of Monks' Cloth, Terry Cloth and Jersey tAf.fi $1.95 to $5.95 Floating Sea Togs $7.95 to $32.50 Your Guests Adore These Famous Rubberized Beach Bags $2.95 to $5.95 <

For Summer Sports Hours! It's so outrageously becoming that it's really no wonder, at all! It comes iir Pastel Mesh & Jersey numbers of lovely pastel shades, egg- shell, and black, and is cartwheel size. It droops beautifully over the shoul- ders and it's coquettishly transparent. II-OLV-J

Of genuine Swiss hair, exquisitely Ifl' "C trimmed, it costs but a few cents more than one's sports Panama and is fairly X Two excellent styles, for colling, riding, ten- a necessity in the mid-summer ward- nis! One has the regulation polo collar, the other is collarlcss, and both have short robe. sleeves. Each style is shown . in white, eggshell and Exactly As Sketched paslel mesh as well as in line jersey in the VS^;:1 >,imc colorings, fjizes 3*1 to 40. STEINBACHS—Second Floor orl;owitz, who received 4,0Dn votes. Jiunk, it. will lip in dun^e of a cum- work waa done. "or the Ilogan es- Wagg organization, tialoa executives era. Tlio floral gift was rccoived by at Newark. Allaire & Bon Agency, Inc. dent of the Red Bank chamber a( Third place woni to Miti.'j Eunice jnltlee of Tied Bank ritiznns, headed late by James Norirmn & Ronfo,r the Shrewsbury river holding Mrs. Rcusslllc! on the boat on wblcii Lieutenant Johnaon wan the first Tho Allalro agency waa established commerce, haa attacked Helmroth's Lewis, who received 2,580 votes. by Rev. Charles W. IsVlaon, who isthrough Allaire & Son, who arc thecompany. Senator W&gg outlincil the report as beincr incorrect. flm mado a trip to Europe. Mri. Becrctary of the Red Bank aero In 3B73 by the late Edward S. Al- Miss Dorn is Red Banh'n entrant icctor of St. Thomas's otoypel. estate agents. o policies by which (ho development of nnusoillo Is now touring Franci'i cl^b and he waa a leading factor in laire, 8r. In 1892 hit* won, Edward S. in the popularity contest which be- The chief object of these receptions this colony will be governed. The Kho described lier trip In the letter promoting tho organization's growth. Allaire, became a partner. Edward gan last night nt tho Paramount hi lo encourage colored pupiln to property owners will constitute the and she said »hn would visit thn He attained distinct ion during Urn S. AUnire, Sr., died in 1898 and the theater at Asbury Park and which nirike thn beat use of their talents memherHhip of the club and he pre-Bravo nf Jiurion Swanncll, who win world, war with the 14th and, lOlut fouaiiH'HH WQK offerwirda conductedHIGHLANDTTRAFFJC JAM. v-ilJ conclude tomorrow ni^ht. Tho iind education'. Graduates rjf grade PROTECTION OF ANIMALS. dicted that, such a club would go far killod while in army service during photographic sections of tho army by hiii won undnr tho narno of Al- winner of this contest will receive PTII! grammar Kchonls firo encouraged in enhancing the value of thin prop- thr- world war. Mrs. Reusalllo will air service- in France and Germany. laire & Son until February 1st. 1929,MKETING TO BE HELD THERE as a prize a trip to Nova Scotia to continue their studies and to en-TWO NEW OFFICERS APPOINT- erty. All sales of property by theplaee fl'owera on the ftrave. Johnson with Henry D. Elliott of when Hubert M. Farrow and Robert lasing for ten days with all expen- ter normal KchooKs and colleges. A,£~ concern will b'e 'made with the ap- the Fan-Amoricnn Grace alrwaya O. Mocdonnld were admitted n8 THURSDAY, ,1ULY 24TK. ses paid, on the Clarke steamship ter they finish thoir studios the com- ED FOK THIS WORK. proval and sanction of the club. •l'he lotion i:i having a largo num- corporation were the first to flyover momhRi's of the firm. The firm name company's newest ship, mit lee and thn colored alumni asso- ber, of circular signs mado for the United States Engineering Depart- They Aro Gnorpo Ford Morris of An election of officers was held. "El Mintl," one of tho highest vol- wna then changed to the Allaire & KIMS Dorn left lied Bank yesLur- ciation keep in touch with their ac- safety of children. These nlRn» will ment Taken a Hand to Help He- Shrewsbury and Walior jNutt <)f Schenck S; Thompson was selected be (riven to various municipalities. canoes in Pom. They wore up 12,-Son Agency. day n'lernoon to take part, in thotivities and endeavor to help them JIH presidenl, William P. Schramm 000 feet when pasaing over the In- Ilnvo Traffic Congestion Caused by in their life work. Katrmtuwn—Franklin ('. Moyan They will be put up In tho vicinity Tho Alexander T), Conper agency Opening of Drawbridge. contest. She was mot at the Ktran'l Appeals For Co-Operation. flrtjt vice president, Harvoy W. Dob- active volcano. Wan started by a man named Morgan theater at J^onp Branch by Mayor The full lint of graduates him not. bins ncrond V'ICG prr.sidpJif. Honinr of school:) !md other places which Johnson toolt pictures from an nlr- and it was later continued by Thom- A meeting has bt»cn called by Jonoa of Long; Branch and Hho waayet been obtained, but. ;i partial list Grovgo. Ford Morris of Shrewsbury C. McthoL secretary, George D. Hay-are ltir^ely used by children. On y the signs will bo the wordn "Protect plane of eceneH in connection with nn Davlnt Jr. Twenty-eight yeara-ngo Lieutenant Colonel Ward of theciicoitt'd to Aebury Park, whrre a hfi.s been compiled. All colored gr and Walter.Nutt, of Entontown have hurst assistant secretary and Wil- the Hall-Mills murder CURC. This Mr. .Cooper purchased the business United HtatcH engineering depart- reception waa held. Mlasi Dorn made union of Monmouth county whose been appointed special ofl of the liam Schuster treasurer. The rm-m-—. . Children. American Legion." •was one of tiio flrat murder cases nnd he has ulnce conducted it. ment In an effort to relieve the traf- the trip in a sixtnen-cylinder Cadil- niiincs are not included aro asked to Socic-ty for the Prevention of Crunlty bership, by-laws nnd entertainment The blank space will he illled In with covered by photographers from'" the Shortly after the denth of William fic congestion at Highlands caused lac limousine, which wan provided notify Rev. Mr. Nelson and tn nt-lo Animals, with pollen powers. Both committee's •will be appointed by the the name of the municipality where flir. Jack Casey, manager of theH. Houston, who conducted an In-by the frequent opening of the draw- by Kowland B. Jones of the Cadillac tend tho reception. Among tho grad- men will serve without crompnnsation. pro si dent, who asked foi* time in the nign is located. Rod Bank airport, piloted the plane surnnce business at Red Bank, Mr. bridge at that placo. Thc meeting agency at Red Bank. The House uates is MisH Mary Huilstork of Mr. Morris is a noted animal painter which to ixo over the list of property Michael Viracola, stain vlco cor.i- from which the "shotu" wero made. Cooper purchased this agency from will bo held Thursday afternoon, of Coder of Red Bank provided a Middletown township, who has just, and ho is especially intcrested in owners before announcing the list of mander of tho American legion, Johnson's new duties, which re- the Houston estate. In 1021 this bus- J^uly 24th, at two o'clock, at flic sport dress, afternoon nnd evening completed a course of studies at horses. Mr. Nutf. has a nienagurin of his selections. mndo an address at the meeting of quire only pai't of his time at pres- iness waa combined with Mr. Coop- Lions club headquarters at High- KC-wr s, u travelling coat and n-jts Newark normal :-;chool. Two others animal pel.;; on his farm at South thc Red Bank post Monday nisht. lands and all persons interested in The club will be the confer of so- ent, include organization work and or'a. Mr. Cooper's otllco staff consi.stH for tho use of Miss Dorn at *hofoi" whom tho reception will bo given Eatontown. Arnont^ his pots is a cial activities of the colony. The Ho told ot various accomplishments! the teaching of aerial photography nf his brother, John P. Cooper, Miss the matter are invited to be present popularity, contest. Albert S. Mi!!n- are Miss Bertha Heath of Middle- raccoon which follows him around by the state legion organization tho and RIVR their views. clubhouse is woll adapted and ar- in addition to actual work along this Mary W. Holmes and Mrs, Bruce V. of Hfitl Bank provided shoes, 'flic town township, who has just gradu- likfi ft (ing. ranged for' such social purposes. It past year. Mr. Viracola is a candi- line. . For two weeks, starting Aug- Magee. John P. Cooper and Miss During the summer, particularly hair dicasing for MISB porn vvaa ated from Harlem school of nursing Franklin C. Moyan, who hits haa been newly decorated and fur-date for state commander of the ust 15th, he will be at the summer Holmes have been associated with on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, d:r^ ot Miss Lee's i^alon of Rodat New York, ana Mtea Hazel Clark, charge of tho. work of the Society nished by the holding company for American lcjjion and tic has the cramp of tho 44 Lh aviation divlaiun with Alexander D. Cooper ulnce he there is a tra/Hc tangle every time Rbiiic. who haa just, graduated fiOm Lin- for the Prevention of Cruelly to the use of members and guests.- unanimous support of thc posts of at Newark. entered the insurance business. the drawbridge is opened. In mo.st coln school of nursing at Now York. Animals in thin section, ban issued Monmouth county.. v An interesting feature of the pro- Ho pnm;cd tho national guard jun- The consolidated ngencies repre- cases the bridge is opened to permit Colored • grnduntoH of thn Konior an appeal to persons who bring pup- gram waa the presentation of a lov- The Kcd Bank po3t has made a ior air pilot's tost lust week at thesent 31 leading companies, among boats with small masts to pass liigh school of Jle.d Bank two. Cora pics and kittens to thr, society to bo.ing cup by Senator Wapff to W. W.gift of a hall lump to Mrs. Carroll Newark airport. He was ono ofthem being the Home Insurance through, although it would be unLOBSTERMA- N NOT GUILTY Williams, Anna Steward, Pearl Rich- cared for. Mr. Moyan asks in this ap- Tlbbctts, resident manager of theWest, Jr., who was recently married. •necesEiiry to open the bridge In such Jack Casey's iirat students and hecompany, which .concern had assets ;ird.Hon( Alien Holmes, Vivian Hcara peal that the mothers of these small Rod Bank organization, which won Mrs. Went waa formerly Miss Glailya holds a private pilot's license. Ho of $128,014,080 at the beginning of cases hf the mast were removed. FUED BRESLAU WILL NOT BEand Violet. Robinson. Onp graduate animnts'lie brought with their younR. first place In a sales contest against Haywarcl, nnd Die hall lamp wna has had considerable solo time, most ihin year. The prosent personnel of Mayor George W. Hardy of High- i-4 listed from tlio Middletnwn town- Ho states that the mothers will be the •groups operating nt lted Bank, given tn her asj a wedding gift. Sho of which ho acquired in Peru us tbo two ofllccB will be continued. lands, who la taking an active part FINED $1,1)00. ship high school at Leonardo. She isreturned to their owners after thn Schenectady and Utica. The Redis in charge of Red Cross work at chief photographic ofllcer ef theBoth Mr. Allaire and Mr. Cooper be- in an endeavor to solve tho traffic Mabel Williams. Another graduate young aro weaned. Bank branch sold $11,509 worth of Red Bank and her services In aid- Peruvian naval air scrvlco and aslieve that the combined agencies, problem, fa of the opinion that these Belford Man WHS Accused of Having Is Olive Hyclan of Matawan. It is Last Saturday Mr. Moynn was vis- property in June. ing veterans who applied for.adjust- an aerial photographer for a private with their additional facilities, will boats could be equipped with remov- Undersized Lobsters and » Penalty expected that thn list of senior high ited by two small boys who had a ed compensation and for govern- (> able masts and that the causo for of '$1,000 Was Imposed—Judge The first informal dance of thn concern there. result in greater efllcicncy and great- school graduates will bo considerab- curious object which they had caught,, Shrewsbury river club will bo held ment action along other lines is re- er bRnclltH, through (specialized serv- most of tho trouble would thereby Truax Keverscs the Decision. ly enlarged. in tho river. At first Mr. Moyan was Lieutenant Johnson entered the be eliminated. Saturday night of this week at nine membered with, gratitude by the aorvicc in 1018 and attended the ice, for clients nnd friends. Both Fred Breslau of Belford was ar- GrnrlLKJtoH of thn River street junior in doubt as to what the boys had, o'clock at tho clubhouse. member;! of the legion. army school of aerial photography agencies state, thnt they have de- Mayor Hardy and a group of as-lested two years ago on a charge of high school iit Rod FSnnk are Ruascll but ho found out later that it was A past commander's badge wna at Rochester, New York. Later thnt, rived many benefits from advertising sistants have boon tabulating the having in his possession fifty under- Jordan, Charles Alleyne, Walter n horseshoe crab. Mr. Moyan bought ordered procured for Cecil MacCloud. in The Register. it from llm.boya for iifty cents and year he was sent to France and af- number of cars passing over the sized lobsters, or "chicken lobsters." Jackson, Ruth Ad a ins, Harriet ter the armistico he saw scrvico in bridge. In one day over 10,000 cars The lobsters were alleged to be small- Mann and^ Dolores Williams. Gradu- put \i back in the river. The next GETS AWARD OF $24,600. Germany. He returned home In crossed the bridge. At some times er than the law permits to be ates of the junior hi^h school on day the boys made a Rift of a land AERO ACTIVITIES. August, 1919, nnd was connected with aa many as 911 passed in one hour. caught. Mr. Breslau was hailed bo- Branch avenue are Sterling Robin- turtle to Mr. Moyan. the radio experimental laboratories YACHT CRUISE SUNDAY. Every time the bridge is closed to fore Recorder Meade of Highlands son. Daniel Sears, Winifred Decatur, JAMES F. MARCHANT VICTOR at Camp Vail ns chief photographer. motor traffic it is estimated that nt and he was fined $1,000. Hilda Proctor. Ruth Taylor and KMFLOYEES' GROUP MEETING. OVER JUSTICE WAIN RIGHT. RKD BANKERS LAUNCH PLAN Ho Kftcrwnrd wan engaged in this least 200 cars are compelled to stop. Howard Taylor. f MONMOUTH BOAT CLUB OUTING Thc case was taken before Judge FOR INTER-CLUB GEOUP. capacity by district 2 o the New Mayor Hardy stated that similiar Harry Truax on a' writ of review. Red Bank grammar school gradu- About 150 Persons Attend Gathering Tho Case WHS tho Outcome of an York veterans' bureau. AT SANDY HOOK. conditions are experienced nt theJudge Truax Ijearrl the case as ates are James Washington, Wil- nt Atlantic Highlands. Accident I.ust September When drawbridge between Seabright and A Probable Outcomn Will Be a Good though it had never been tried be- hclmina Turner, Philip Williams, Lil- Mr. Murchunt Wn» Hit by u Cur Will Tour ol tho State—A Mwting The Long Branch iirm of John- Boat Races, Swimming* Races and Kumsoh. • Employees of the Jersey Central son Brothers, photographers, was fore. He reversed the decision of lian Woody, Alice T:iy]or- and Cath- power and light company ofllcea at Driven by Mr. M'aUiright's Son. Will Be Held Soon At Tho B«D ANOTHER BURNER. prizos have not. bc68 members. •ear thorn was a pri.e of S3 for the P°. " ^ . f P ^cipant re- Eattuitown Biifiincss Men to Organ- Around Course. ern Peru around Arcquipa, "El Mte- New Jersey Oil Burner Company fo Tho beneficiary department was somor hijrh school Rraduatc in Mon- wollnrf ,,„ Vvilh rrfrrshmnnl-! mil ize Chamber of Commerce. tl" and tho Hlmlorlnmls. HIK prin- NOTKI) VIOLINISTS COMING. Distribute Quiet May. . J nR: nnun nn An executive committee meeting o! started in January of this year. Any mnutli county with tho best record , " "P «»" ™" T " dnnc F: lh(% cortl :in s Senator E. Donald Sterner will be cipal duties with tho air service The manufacturers Df the Quiet in studios, n prize ot Sr. for thc son- '" ; ,. P >- orchestra Uie New Jersey Gold Cup association were making maps and giving in- Max Iloscn and Toselm >>clclol to Ap- person belonging to a fire company Iho principal speaker tomorrow night ,will be held tonight at the Red Bank pear at Shore. May automatic oil burner have ap- in Monmouth county which is sx Banior khi Kwith h schoothel besBra.lui.tt recorde , aat pr.izRoed P™vKlrd tho music.^ struction in aerial photography. pointed the New Jersey oil burner at a meeting of Eatontown business Yacht club, A report on anchorage member of thc Monmouth county nf $5 for the most promising hoy in SAILING FOK EUROPE. men at the Katontown Masonic hall Lieutenant Johnson in a member Music lovers will have the oppor- sales company ns their representative nrranRoment.i will bo made by Wil- firemen's association may become me in ver, lira. W. (.'. VniiBuaklrlt, Misi vere. injuries. Monday fifleinoon whim known a season when prices were 30 Tho. recount conduct IMI by tho Mrs. Ftoliert l^.oovoy. Mr. anil Mrs. C.about two wc-lts. llvelya is u juninr his jilani', "The Ainorieiiu lHoy," Two earn collided Innt week on tlio new book will be distributed in this Julia Little, Miss Klora Maclkinahl arra according tn Cieorgn II. Merrill, low. county board nf elections of (he. votes \'. Iliimniiy. Mr. and Mrn. William nt. Ihc KiTohnld lilgh scliool. and Miss Alice McQiillton. crashed Into a treo on Woorlfoiil Lin croft nnrl Mid diet own road, noar of (loorpp Wliiic ami V. Purlu-r Wil- I'.i'own. Mrs. Lillian Scott, Mrs. Mar- inoinitalii, one of tho loneliest npotti Km^st. Wfifilcy'ff fltmnyrtlfir (mm. Jr., manager for the company at Itnil Hank. The new directory's al- A New Hod Hunk IliiMiiPHr;. kln.'ion, cnndldfi \cn for I bo Republi- tha M.-Hlison, Mr:;. Cloolf^r WilfinmH, rj.rt.\- at, Katonlowu, In Veiliiont. He l.a In an nxtiemfll,/ Tho automobllrii wero owned and can nominal ion for council in ;m 111 Red Iti.nlc Man (lots l)lvnw<>. phabetical nrctinn lias Incrra.sod to Karl C. Waters \\t\n rented Michael Mr:.. Amc Wumlhull. Mr. and Mrs. I Mi ('l\di' Hsyrs of Katoninwn ei-itiiiil cinidlllnn at Putnilhi riiom- drlvrn by Lemuel Soilen oT 1,1 n- Little Silver, showed thai Mr, While 1 Kit piigpfi and there me -1,110 morn :;iii|in.:r' liirtlidav jmrty Mnn- Stophoii ltri of Shrewsbury avemii , oiial ho.'iiilhil at Hoiirilii|:b,ii, Vnr. croft, nnd Kidney Cruldlek of Kvrrott, SllbrraMn'H Morn nt. .'17 Knat Vrnnt received 112 vote:; and Mr. Wilkinson i:ii»;.-ii.- Williii.u!'. Mr. nnd Mr:.. li-itings thi:; time (ban there were in i- hi-r iiii:;ltand. A dlnni'r was h;.^ iceoivoil hhi Illnil deeiee nf di- inonl. A weelc a^o (iolilidiiirrniKh Mrn. Cmldkk wan .slightly injilind. fit roet, Red Rank, for an nntique- Itiri. Thn original count, by the elec- Sprir.uo William::, Iho Mu;:;pn 'Phom- tli- liiiit volume. anil a jit.-ial time wafs rn- vul-rp from Kl.sio While ltli. wlm Isvii.lleil tlln .Siuirailles country clubnt Iloth c^nrn wove, tlrmingcd. nml re-fiulnhing (ilinp. The rear part tion board ^iive Mr. White 171 mul;t:;, Mr. nnd Mr:;. ,/iiniOH [^)iv?:or, Mr. I'latrintowri ia his plane. *•* of thp nloio is lined for n re-ilnlull- and Mis. (iroi'co 'i'aylor, Mr. and i j Thoi'' wnr alnml twrnty iiiiv livinr; at. KruoUlyu. 'I'l.e ensc Mr. \Vllkin:»m IHfi. Mr. Wliito gained win hparil hy l''reilci:ii'k W. Hope, New lted Bunk ing nhcip. The antique sihnp will he Mrs. William l'.ailoy, Mr. nnd Mr.-..!:: For tho IVavpHlnk Ubrnry, four voted in the i er-ount. J'eing s]H-cial ina:itr! in c!i:iiu-i-ry. Mr. opened in few days. Mr. Watern ..l.ilin llii|i:;nu, Mr. and Mrs. Kli I'a-; «.u\n If lit li lo fv Moll. !I. J. TorwlHigri" of Linden plaer, a nnniinated for counrilnmn ai Lillle. llrl ins represonled hy lim.lloy M. A snip for IJjf hrnrfll. of tlm Knvr- Mm! het'ii vt\f;n^vd in the antique ;;lo. Mi:;. Helen VI'K'ellt, Mr. l.nil| Nolle lo the rubli Mr. nnd Mrs. Jtlrlmnl M. Kuril, tilnlc library will We hold on Ihn li-who until recently wan employed as Silver if4 tantanmunl to heiuj; elcct- ustnaici.t and friet i linow l-i::chei- uf II.n law lirnl of Mseller butilnrnij ut Kut on town two years. Mrs. lleoiy.e Alliort, Wnllc-r Cnnh-y, I. Jr., of New Yuilt, are Iho iiarniitn of brnry grfmndf) on Frlrtny nftcrnocm a pharnincl.sl by Albeit H, Clinni- rd ns no ciindldate:; wrrc nominated 1 iiiu-i I lui\'e hern in ho tnxl iV- Cnnvrll, The divone win :-,"l'anle.l on the Democratic ticket. Mis:; M. I,. Mnsloy, C. I . Hentli. Mr. h a linn born nt. I he Ibti-linr uiiiifitoiiimi, from three o'clork until nix o'clock. brr.-i, will open a plmiinacy in th« nnd Mrs. John linyd, Mr. nnd Mi-1. ! :. I have always ^ive I'lllfirnt on .'.lal utoiy L;IOUM'1:I. Ji'nod, ruko, vi'gctnblcn, Howrr:*, fancy .leffrry biilldlii); on Monmouth sit met Thc Ilnso Shop, and will cnntinui do sn Mrs, lluril In Ihc diiii::hlir of Mr, August I tit. Mr. Terwllllgpr wrifi em- 7:i rirond MlriM't. Red llnnk, N. J. \V. T. William:., Mr. anil Mis. C. N w hi-iiever possible. In rej;ard to and Mr.'i. Holcoinl.c Waul of Illvi-l- nrticlon find ciindy will be :iolil. Tea 1 1 ployed foi' six yearn in the drug dit- The Rose .Shop will bavt a mid- ChunicUT Headhii;- lirown, Mis:; It. 11. Krlahy, Mr. amiI S KocU, coloreil, ami pupils Dai.. .. T.ilil^lif. :i!ile dllve, In Mldifli,'fiivtII tnu'ii..«(». lnrlmUM an' pltiln rolorod 1 l1 1 lll r lown III (use i»l' lain ilnnre will in: wiino Will lloUandfr Mini hirt (irrcri- t'ilUii, j)ilnt:i MIMI jtifjur tijinrtf) '';•'' '•" "' " "'"' belli Krnlny nl|,-lit. Ad verll lenir-nl. Twelve |.II,-.'B i:lvn Iliiliirdnv wl'h Vlllngo Inn nrchoNirn me night- DobNtan, Mil Ilinail StriTl. "llv •• (llMi'unnt. mi all children'!! hand-Sen lier nt her llolveilnri* llnieh 'iitu- i« Nellf.. Heath mul (Ho A1.uinu.lHll ' ,,„,(,„, K,.(l(( iiioinliii: 1 i. Aiilhiiny 1'llair'lln. Mid- 1 dlclown, N. J. Advi'illiioinciil. ly. C'dvrr churn' Knlnrdny nlnhtu, Spec In I nale for Wcdnculay mid miule frockif, wnmi'ir.'i and ininfirn' ttta. Knr private fippointmeiit:: phone linly rolnred alumni ns.ira-iation. ... Ailvprtliiniiiciil. Si.eeh.l I III. We/It. $1.00. I'MMCM iivrTiur, Ijong Hrmu-h. 'Ihuiiiilny $lfi.7r. foi- iillli (lrf!iiu:i, ivy,- summer HIIUH, volley nhiinhingn and Krrinshui'K Till Advert Isemeat. Ijliiliiihis. ti'.l ee.llM n il.i/.en. I luilc- •^. «*. ulnrly prli-cd Ifltiilii*. Alnn $IH.r,0 fnr rliirfonn. All Till!) Week. Animat IlaiM II.>,,..- Si. III.;. Klnwrr;., en .II iind .liny, Witt Tjluivillei- II. adijiliirliTH, r JMinuoej' eniifn jpjtulnrly priced SIM).!)'). Utinr Jioiji-fi, H:'.\t> In .Y-.10. HmiKdlou' fiu 1 ciil, Jill jiujtj-ovp- Shipped t" US direct, frcr.h killeii Annual I:HJI|M of SI <:.. I, L i. I •.: IIKV slreel, lied I'-nnli.- A.iverli..- Typcwiiioiti lent'iil. hrdtgln n tl<| (iftwi)M Tiuiclr to oidi-r. (ioMiinrd cor- »«l/l Jiubm't'. fill l'.ni.itl Btlliiit, )f:i Special This WPHI. The Il(i:;c Shop, Tue. inont.'i. AI f>K William ulrret. AIHO Lorn; Island .'iprliif;' flui-kff. nuly 'SI (•huri'h at Krndrvi will lie held ClIiulloliiM, W ri'ntM n Uo/.cn. Modg- net; millineiy, lingerie, honlcry. \V(» • AdvprtlMPinriil rtnrc fnr rent at 7fi Mniiinouth i;lreet, 'I'liPBday, July anh. |,'lr:.l. lahl 11 i Mf i it'iitn ti pcund. At Arkor, Mr-rrall ft r Ulun I-'UiwiTM, I'intli and enny, Wnl- do iKMiisMiching can fully mid ai'cui A i>i»lv AIMIH'M- Cil.'wella, 7;i Mon. liervril at llvi-l lilrty. llalicllliv and I'rtle.v'" l 2 years with the Central railroad of The bride was attended by the I (')iesloii Simmons, well known New Jersey. Mr^. Ada r*. Poole, who taught siinimer residence of Governor Mor- Kvrn though tho driver waa not alert With .(he bip po]n matches out of went tu the rescue and bnuiKhl thr gan F. Larson at Sea Girt. groom's sister, MIUB Mabel Mu&za. three men a^hoio atu-i n bard li^ht. .\ years ago. He was a mem- fore her death. She left $100 to tho The bride was attlrcd^ln baby blue annual .\Tonmou1h county horse show, j $250,000 emerRency fund, which tho Now that, aanio old road and Hint, spent the wcok-onrt in tents nn trouble i' )i!n\vin^ a >h~ ye.trs i»ld and had lived at to match. Her shoes wero of baby ' Shii'\v,-inn y for tin; past twenty Knifthts of Pythias and the Brother- ter, Margaret Gelhaus, and a diamond istration recommended.bo abolished. mooth higlnvay. Your motor purra try. Tho Fhow will hn held Thurs- the parly were John ftchrklt, rn\, Senator Frank D. Abell, chairman blue moire. She wore ft corsage of Misses Mild roil, Louh^ and Marion hood of Locomotive Engineers. pin and pearl heads were also left to quietly and you roll at a speed often tlay, »idny and Saturday, August this sister. Heal estate owned by her of the committee, called the fund an gardenias and baby's Wreath. The In fxeoiiu of the train Itself. The Pohoidt, John Scheldt", Jr., William Mr Sirn;iif( t^c nine i!) several Upsides his wife, he is survived by 7th, Ktli ami Oil), on the grounds of in Ulster county, New York, was loft "abuse fund." bridesmaid wore peach chiffon and a old "Slop, look and listen" cro&sboard Ihe Runison Country club. The Mon- Noble and Austin Roieo. ic was not consid- a brother, Thomas Gorman of Moun- horsehair picture hut. Her COI'BUR« so until iwii days tain Lakes. to her brother, Joseph M. Poole. A Burnett told the | committee that IH fit ill there and is probably aug- mouth county bursr show goes bnck liatnond ring nnd wrist watch were nine days alter the 192f> legislature was of Talisman rouea and baby'y mented by a morn elaborate signal- nearly half a century, when Pat Col- holoie his whni he took a The funeral was held Sunday af- breath. or ternoon at two o'clock at the late left to her sister, Helen Brown, and provided $50,000 for tho work, the ling device of ono nort another. lier and a number of well Known I urn for t h Tho ceremony waa attended by Down the highway a abort diatance Air. Si inn of Chrc- residence, with Rev. Edward W. Mil- cameo pin way left, to Mrs. Helen commission, comprised of tho gover- New Jersey horsemen got together KNIFE WOUNDS IN FIGHT was ttie son nor, State Treasurer Albert C. Mid- only tho immediate families of the on your right you havo paaaed thft Simmons :md was ler, pastor of the Bnptlat church, in Poole. MIPB Poole poHsessed an ex- for the purpose vt bringinp forth (he tensive library nnd the books were dle ton and Stato Comptroller John couple. Mr. Muaza'a gift to the brido small jiiffn with nn "H II X" on It best, horses in the country into com- ! Imrn al New York. Jie.-iilra his wifo, charge. The bearers were Harry was a whtto gold wrist watch with ONK YOVTII IN IKXriTAI,; AN- Biown fcnd Michael Maloney of the bequeathed to her brother-in-law, McCutcheon, authorized the expendl- lulmllar to various other nlgna used petition. Ever since that time the j w Mason .Simmons, lie us sui- ti:.; of $85,000. a bracelet set with omeraldn. Xn re- along thn highway to mark schools, OTHKR AUHI-STII). 1 I>\- :\ Mm, C'iiCHtnn Sinininns, Brotherhood of Locomotive, en- Harry ft. Brown, and her niece;; and Monmouth county horse show lias ] nephews, Helen Favuly, Harold Poole, ture he received a kodalc. Tho bride'n curves, etc nnimrnliy you ESQ these grown until nou- it is looked upnnl ;md a ikiuqhtrr, Miss Marion L. gineers, John Robinson and Robert Continuing to quote the minutes of gift to her attendant WOK a mar- Pierre of the Knights of Pythias nnd Florence Poole, Margaret Wllley, tho commission, Burnett dlacloaed Hlgnn. Sometimes you don't but as one of the most important events Donald S. M»rn nf Leonard.* \V«s uon.-. The laffee \c{t Saturday | quise crystal pendant on a pearl flash ncrom tho (rack—if you are At Jacked by \\ iilU-r Calk-no—! he Mt^iniihip P.ritannic for Kur-| George Pavlson and Clifford Stiles of Kennoth Gelhuus and Hurry A. that on July 8, 1929, an allotment in tho horse .show worJri. Not only Brown. The rest of her estate waa chain. Mr. Francis's gift waa a pen luulty. Then you look back to sea If are the best horses in the land I MUrs'fi IAUI SuvtHl hy n Wallr! ' hrfnr^ her father's condition be-j t ho Odd Fellows. The burial was in from the emergency fund of $10,000 and pencil act. charge of R. R. Mount and son. above tho $15,000 allowed by the a train "wun coming." brought together, but from a social j Which Trotected JlU Heart. i vided among Joseph M. Poole, Tho couplo left on n two weelta' Mi'. Sinimnii'i wan .^fniar jiiirtner \ Helen Rrown and George Poole. She legislature for furniture was ap- Many nceidenta occur at grade event il lFinlts right akms with the Donald S. Miles of Leonardo i? in ' proved. wedding trip to Bermuda. Tho Newport and Piping Hock showy. in ihe Tirivi nl Simmons 6c Siado of ' appointed her sister, Marparet Ciol- bride's traveling attire was a flow- ostilngH wliora thn railroad com- thn Lontf Br'ineh hn.-jtit;d with live DIE© IN CHICAGO. liaus, executrix of thp will. The wit- "So that," he continued, "In splto pany IIHH takon every precaution pos- For a hunter and juniper show Mop- wounds in various part*; of hi.-i i Wall si [-re-1 and was a member of : ered chiffon dress, a bluclt velvet ith f UH> New York stock exchange for 37 nesses were Arthur S. VanBu.sklrk, of thn $50,000 appropriation, tho sible In the way of erecting standard \va« stabbed ki:-*t Thursday nt^ht Aunt of Mrs. Bradley M. Fischer wrap and a blue pan-velvet turhan. mouth county is on a par with any of year:-. Ho rrt ircd a yrar oj^n. Mr. | Died on Monday. Margaret K. Conklin and M. Gladys stat.ohouBe commission provided an signalling dovicpa. The train hlta an tho bis shows and SB always most! hY Walter Call-Tin of VanBusklrlt. additional $58,000. A reception will be held for Mr. automobile, or just as often an au- lcno wnH Hiininons was a jironiinrnf sporfsman f and Mrs, Mazza at the home of ihe attentive for tliopo Interested in the! locked up in th : Mrs. Annie Keeler Babeock, form- Andrew M. Shafto, who died rfl- Tho ilnal coat of the work on the tomobile runa Into the HUIO of a pass- a and yaclitHinan and was greatly in- bride's parents on their return from Mi*«f Monmouth county's outside | J H. hut. he was afterward tiM-c.^ioii in ••jmiuttuii' idMtoyivipliy, erly of New York and Rumson, died lently at his home nt Farminpdale, "Little White House" was finnlly re- ing train. Tho blame IH buffeted be- in §2,500 bail. He is ;-e. i vear? on Monday night at Chicago where Bermuda. The couple will nmko 'twpen tlio (Inngnrouii grade crosalng ) 'course is nhvnys one of the. best in Th" f\innral. wliirli will be priviite, \ left all of his estate to his wife, Hat- vealed by Abell to have been $118,000. their home temporarily with Mr, and old. 1 she had' resided for the past, twelve and the eareleoanena of the motorists. tho country, almost on a par ivlth w.ll ho hp)d nt iho Infr re.^idfncf to-J tie Shafto, in a will which he exe- He paid nn additional $30,000 hnd Mrs. Dennla. Mr. and Mrs. Mazza the: cnr. nt Fairflold, which is nn uti- Miles, who is righte^n a:*^ nld, nuirrnw alter noon iit four o'rlock. yeara. Mrs. Babeock, who was In euted a year ago last February. He been provided by the 1030 appropri- In Ihi.'! rlny of fi\nt moving trafflo is the ?nn nf Mrs. I,illi:m Milr,*. 1 ir- her 09th year, waa the daughter of graduated from the Rod Rank high viwat stretch for a hunter or jump- Po-Y. Albr-n J. M. Wil^n, rector of appointed his nephew, Harold A. Til- ations law, school in the clans of lfJ23. MI*H. I thp beat of warning devices upon the is improving and his romp I elf re- 1 the Inte llavid B. Keeler of Rumson, er to give a clean performance, St. (ji'iu^i. '? fhurch at lium^on, of ton, executor of tho will. The wit- Burnett recalled that $100,000 had Mazza graduated from Newark nor- rjillro;ui right-of-way at n creasing covery is looked for. Miles states ! who was one of the first developers Bufus C. Finch, master of tlie ! which he wits a member, will otUei- nesses were Edgar O, Murphy and been originally requested for the mal and she has been teaching nt too ofjjen come upon tlie driver aa a Monmouth county hounds for nonrly that on Monday night, July 7'h, Crtl- 1 nf the Rumson road. She waa the Evelyn Hulsehart. work. This had been cut by the leg- am-prlflp. without giving him nufllclent Irno nindi"1 i-onic tiist;i::'.pful re marks ad . I'inial in charge of Yl. R, Mount • widow of the Inte William B. Bab- tho River, street Bchool (hn payt four 25 ypnra, is still the leading spirit I find Sen, will 1 >f nt, b';iirvlow c.onie- Mrs. Pauline S. Dlttmar of Free- islature to $50,000. n yeara. Mr. Mazza la employed by time to Fitop, or to loolc OP to listen. m the Monmouth county horse. HIIOW. about, two ^irls wjih whom he nnd rock, who died six months ago. Her hold made her will two years ago Senator Aboil asserted he could not ll can't ^top—probably looks after Adam T-inzuutycr of Nnvr.-ink WIMP Irry. only si3tei", Mrs. T, Tasao Fischer of tho Second national bank and trust Mr. Finch, nlonp with General ast Feburary. She left $100 to conceive of the expenditures from company. ho has pnHHpd the, danger—and lle- Charles I. DeBevoise and Luther L. walking. This nlle il incident i Hrlellp, received word that she was Map]pwood cemetery to be used In tctiH to comment from tho back seat.. DAVID I,. KIND DKAD. the fund in the light of emergencies. The couple received many ^'ifta, In- Blake of Fairfleld county hunt club occurred at Atlnniic Hi dying on Monday morning and left carins for the family burial plot and "Former Governors," he said, "havo d Culle immediately-for Chicago. cluding furniture, cut glass, china- A .standardized warning of a ulzo show, and Harvey Ladew of Piping .states that he warne to she directed that a suitable? monu- lived there over a long period of i'ind ehiu'acter tliat must attract the Rock, are all groat horse show man- leave the place and tn quit Keilrctl C.Vnitst. XMHK :I KcsUlrnt nf ! ware, silverware and cash. Red Uiink, Died Friday. In addition to Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. ment be placed over the grave of her years without discomfort. Plenty of attention of ovary driver, plnced by. agers. In the. parlance of the thea- the girls. lit- claims that Odleno Babcoclt is survived by a daughter, husband. The house she occupied, money Is takon from the fund for atato highway departments at a suf- said thnl hn -would cut. Miles and ter world, one could call them great David L. Kind, for many years a! Miss Christine B. Babeock, a teach- •nether with its contents, were be- things which are no more emergent. THK rOTATO ftftlrnt diatanco from grade crosslng-fi, "phowmen." , On the committee is a Linzmayer open. resident of Hod llank, died at h\t<* er in the public school at. Evanston, queathed to her daughters, Paulino I am not criticising" tho. existence of enuld do much to lower the yearly list of men who have also added to Last Thursday night Mills' was home on Mechanic .street Friday af-j Illinois, and a brother, Edward B. D. Hnrgreavea, Katharine M. Dlttmar such a fund, but I do complain be- Yield This Year Will Exceed Th.it death nnrl accident toll. thelaurols of Monmouth county from walking on Hayvifw avenue al At- ternonn from n complication of dis-' Keeler of New York city. She was land Elsie E. Dittmar. All the rest cause it is made an official grab-all." of Lnst Year. lantic J{ig!i];unl-e nnd he nnd CnUrnn an equestrian standpoint. J. Ford easrs. l{o was 71 yefirw old and hud an aunt of Bradley M. Fischer of of her osl/ite was divided anionp her John A. Koddan, budget ofllcor to Johnson, Jr., and \V. Strothcr ^oncs, got. in an nllereiuion. Calle-no whip- born in poor health fur n year. For [ Hundreds^of potato growers in tho TIIK FIHST CARTOONS. Red Bank. children. In addition to the thrco al- tho governor, who occupied the wit- central part'of tho utato are oxpec1.- Jr., well known in polo in me, ore ped out a hirfXn porlirt liiiifc nnd the past, two weekd he hud hern eon- ! ready mentioned the children are ness stand during the discussion of among them, These two horsemen stabbed Milrs five limrs; twiro in thr lined to bed, * j William A., George. J., Adolph G., ed by tho department of ngrieuHm-e They Have, livon I'opufar Kfl TRAGEDIAN PASSES AWAY. the Sea Girt residence, waa aalted to begin digging opcrutiona em !y did a preat doal to introduce the nrm, once in thr thigh, mire in the Mr. Kind wn.s a manufacturing ( Chnrlra F., and Julius R. Dittmar. if he helleved tho money waa prop- Features Wfiirly a Contury. famous Argentine poloista to the back and once in tlie nhnuldor. Thr. chemist, but retired from business i She appointed George, Katharine and erly expended from the emergency jiext week, JBccause o( an earlier United States, for it waa On the thrust in tho back nlmo.st. went drop George A. StIUwell, Shakespearian eeason, the department sayn, dig- Cartoona have been n pictorial 1 •whrn his eyesight failed him fifteen j Julius Dittmar as executors of the fund. Rumson polo field that the one and enough to puncture Miles's lung, and Actor, D.'ied Monday. ging already la being done In th oxpreiiiiion oE popular sentiment for years ajrc He was a partner with will. "T do not feel qualified to pass on (he better part of a century. only Luis Lacey first came into the It was foarod at ilr.^t tli-it scrimis hid late brother, Maurice Kind of George A. Still well of Riverside southern countica. American spotlight along with Jack consequoncca vvculd result Iroia thin Alonzo P. Sherman, who diod sud- it in the absence of the complete Through the medium of nows- C'amden. Born in Germany, he came avenue died early Monday morning denly at his homo at Long Branch Preliminary reports indicate that, Nelson, Johnny and Davey Myles wound. Onp thrust failed to inflict facts," Reddan replied. although the 1930 crop will exceed papi't'H and pcrfodfculs, artiata have to tho United States ut the age of at the Riverview hospital following about two wccUs'ago, made hla will "But," Burnett Insisted, "you rec- rotlected the current attitude In and Manuel Andradn, who led an any injury, due to tho fact that the ten. He had been a resident of Ked an operation for appendicitis. He that of last, year, it Htill will fall Argentine polo team to victory out August 5th, 1022. AH of his estate ommend 5250,000 for the emergency politics and oconomics by means knife • struck a wallet in an inside Bank for the past '21 yeara. was 47 years old and was the son of was bequeathed to his wife, L.ydla E- far short of tho high production of in California last winter. Mr. John- is said fund. You have testified you always of symbolic pic tines and carlca- pocket of Miles's coat. It Mr. Kind is survived hy his tvidotv, Mrs. Adeline K. Stillwell and tho Sherman, for her lifetime. Ho ap- go back to see what the various de- 1928, a year which waa particularly tur«». Tlie cartoon is familiar to son and Mr. Jones also had a lot to that this thrust would hnve pierced late Joseph Stillwell. unfavorable for potato groweni be- do in introducing Captain "Pat1 Hose C'.ricHhahiM- Kind; a son, Adolph pointed his wife and his son, Wnlton partments do with ntato funds. Didn't every reader of a dally newspaper. Miles's heart if tlm wallet hnd nnt Kind of Red B;ink; n brother, Rich- Mr. Stillwell waa a' Shakespearian Shennan, as executors of the "will. you see what the statehouse commis- causo of the low prices they received. Yet the cartoon had what may bo JZoark, the Irish flash, who will no protected him. Milns was lakon n» To aid in shipping1 (o favorable doubt be the field leader of the ard Kind, who lives in Germany, and actor and for many yeara was as- Harry A. Flaggo, of Bridle made sion did?" termed a solemn and strictly utlH- the ofTice of Dr. Harry A. Ilondrlrk- nieees and nephews. Ho wan sociated with the lat.fi Robert Man- hi3 will last April. He bequeathed markets, tho department has opened Uriiin beginning. British poloista this September In son nnd la tor to tlio Long Branch ! Reddan said -he would not want to well known in this section of the I tell. He was a nephew of the late his entire estate to his three children, be responsible" for decreasing the an ofllco in Highfcstown, tho Jioai t the international matches. hospital. county. He wan a thirty-second de- Edmund Wilson, prominent lawyer of tho state's potato belt, where it Tho word cartoon came. Into th« Marion P. Beckman of Grantwood, fund to $50,000, the amount the In- language from the French; its Callcno was iirrcstpd in tho attic ' Kre.? Mason, a member ot the Ger- and former attorney-general of the Howard A. Flagpc of Norfolk, Vir- stitute recommended, because of the will maintain a specialist to dis- Amory Ii. Haskell is also a hard of hia home at Leonardo, where he man lodge of New York city, and a ] state. Besides his mother, he is sur- tribute information on market con- original meaning was a pieco of worker for anything1 Monmouth ginia, and D. Elizabeth Flagge of possibility of a crisis without funds pasteboard. Ktyniologlcally, car- was found hiding by police. j\t first mnmber nf" tin." ! My;>tic. Shrine. ' vived by three sisters. Brlello. He nafhed as executors D. to meet it. ditions through the digging county does for horses. On his big he denied that hn had wounded Ho will eupply information on the toon la related to tho wordg carton estate the -Moninouth county hunt in The funeral, conducted by tho The funeral will be held tomorow Elizabeth Flaggc and the Asbury (pfiiitnboard box) nnd card (a Miles, but tlie police say that he af- Shrinoi.^. was hold Sunday at Albert afternoon at the home of his mother trust company. nuiriber of carloads of the ciop held every October. Wilbur B. Ruth- terwards admitted his £uilt. Vlccn at pnalpbonrd.y AH go back rauff and 12. Gnddls Plum are not \V. Wni'drn':: funeral homo with Row Ii Rev. Robert A. MacKellar, ree- Several cash bequests were made In OUR STATE CAMfS. shipped from New Jersey and com- to thn mi in "charta," meaning "a only among the exhibitors, but are Miles is a student al. Hutpers un- Pan! Tritschler, pnstor of the Luth- tor of Trinity Episcopal church, 3n jth& will of Robert H. Vreeland of peting states from day to day. , lonf nf paper," always in ihe midst of things, es- iversity, ho bavins: won a scholar- eran church, o'jUclatinp. Burial was charge. Burial, in charge, of R. R. Manasquan, which was executed Plenty of Plneea Where One Can En- New Jersey's potato crop 1H oatl- ship there through proficiency in joy the Outdoors. matcd at 51,000 acres thia your, un | According to Webster's Now prcially seeing that the show is run at Fair View crmrtery. Mount and son, will be at Fairview j three years ago last August. His International Dictionary tho oriff- on time nnd that tho exhibiotra are studies at tbe. Middlctown township cemetery. house and lot waa bequeathed to his increase of two per cent over last hiprh school at Leonardo. He h ;> Trenton, N. J., (AP)—Camping fa- Intil cartoon was: "A design, or well taken care of. Then there is wife, Helen Vreeland, and she waa cilities provided at tho Stokes state year's figure of 50,000 aciea. Thu-= graduate of tho high school nnd he FKLT DEATH WAS study drawn of tho full eizo, to Edwin Stewart, 3d, always on the Dcaih of Highlands Man. nlso bequeathed $5,000 In cash and 65 forest at Culver's Cap, near Branch- year's yield is expected by tho de- serve aa a niodol for transf^rMng job. The foot distances reeled off has Just completed his first year nt shaAes of stock of the Joseph DIxon partment to average 150 bushels Rutgers. He is a member of the Abram Meyer died of heart disease.} villc, are expected to iuro additional or copying,--UHCII In making mo- by Mr. Stewart during the three days Woman Dies After Refusing to Be- crucible company of Jersey City. Be- thousands to the 11,374 aero reserva- per acre as compared to 121 buwheld Rutgers baseball and-lacropsc tennis. lieve. Kecovery Possible. Saturday at his cummer home at saics, tapestries, fresco paintings, of thft horse .show keeps him in the Highlands at tho ago of 78 years. quests of $5,000 each were made to tion during tlio summer months. lust year. • »*•-#-«» • nnd the like; aa, Raphael's cartoona.'' pink of condition a lull year. W. Mrs. Louise Lazzloy, a resident of He had been a summer resident of his daughter, Elizabeth Vanderwater, Sites which campers may occupy — -»-^o- • From tliia early uso tho modern Sti other Jones, Sr., who spent his A NEW ASSOCIATION. nnd his son, John B. Vreeland. Other Rum.^nn for tho past sixteen years, Highlands twenty years. He was not without coat for ono week may bo THE POPULAR ACCORDION. ear toon developed: "A large pic- early days in the Old Dominion state, died Saturday afternoon in tho Iltv- married. The body was prepared cash bequests were $1,000 to his obtafned by applying at the head- OrRanlzatlon Formed for Pn Inters tfd'l.'il .sketch, OH in a journal or is also a valuable and active mem- erview ho.-ipital, where ?he had been for burial by A. M. Posten & Son daughter, Ada Haif, and his son, quarters of the forester in charge at It Strangely Is Most Fopulur W!4h magazine ;„ ' especially, a pictorial ber' of the horse show committee. and Dfcoratot's of This Locality. removed after a fail a month afro. nnd was taken to New York, where John B. Vrceland: .$500 to his daugh- Brannhville. Buying Public. earicature; a.i, tbe cartoons of As everyone knows, Billy Blitz, with The recently formed Shrewsbury | Sim was treated'for a brnken arm,! burial will be made. jter, Jennie Vreeland, 52,000 to his .son Robert and 54,000 to hhs daugh- All camp sites are provided with Reports Indicate that the accordion 'Puck.' " Jlis typewriter and prize ribbons ! association of master .painters and j but aim ?;mk rapidly after roftisinp ' ter Gertrude. The sum of $400 was n clearing for a tent, fireplace, lire- 13 at present the most popular mu- Tlie word carlciituro Is also In- will bo one nf tho first on tho field decorators met in tho American IJC- [ tn bcliuve that ^lin would recover, wood, table, and sanitary facilities. sical instrument with tho buying pub- Former Itt;sldent Dead. lnft in trust to be used In caring for teresting: It Jo Italian In origin, when the show opens Thursday P'on rooms at llrd .Rink Fridny (!\"f- TJwre yenra w. LazzJoy re- They arc located conveniently near lic. AccordlonB appear to be selling coming from tlie verb meaning "to n ^hock which deprived Mrs. Catherine Henderson, former his burial plot in Evergreen ceme- 1 morning, August 7th. Mr. Blitz nn-l i"K- Jnhn Travern, the president. , reived a seven tery at Brooklyn. All the rest of hla water and are accessible by roada even more rapidly than .saxophones! charm , overload, exaggerate," presided. Tim nssori.'itjoti is a niem-jlirr '•>!" p resident of Red Bank, died Saturday and trails. Various reasons are suggested to ex- Most cartoons today arc carlca- nounces that thn closing dates for morning at the. home of her daugh- estate was divided equally among his icr-i will he July 23d, and nil cn- her of. tlie Now Jersey .state- associa- "s. ( Ija/.zlny, who was 6-1 years wife and children. He named hifl The huge tract, development espe- plain this popularity, among them turfs, in (hat they oxaggRrato, for tion of iiiajitfr pninini'.s old, \v;i;- bni-n nt New York. She is ter, Mrs. Peter lUffcrty of Hollis, cially for campers, huntera, anglers the fact that the accordion sounds humorous or rsatlrlcnl effect, per- phouid lip smt 1o his oflice-, ol Long Island. The funeral service waa son John as executor of the will. 'Xcint ion f the tradf . I licluivm of .Uutuynn, and two sis- Charles C. Honrtille of Wall town- most popular in the state during re- Instrument does not require tho ac- nr hnbit, In tho caricaturea of ters, Mr;:. Julia C,ovn of Somewilln dence. o?:es ;;!iould jv^t. in touch •ith Wil- The ajtsncwition sliiie- Hint its (1; ship named his wife, Marion Hendillo, cent years. companiment of any other form ot Linroln, for exnmpJe, )ie was rep- bur B. Jhithrauff, 332 Wr.<=t 31st iirn educational and ]>ioiPtMi\-(- and j and Mi:;. Anthony Kruno of Spring an sole beneficiary In a will which he Anglers have been warned by the music for Its beat effect. resented an extremely tall, lanky, street. New York. that it sccUs the hi st interest ; nf • r.akf-. A Doctor Promoted, executed six years ago last April. department of conservation and de- Tho accordion waa BO named for nnd gawky. Ei^hty-^rvpn CIMSSPK cntnpriso the {tlie individual iuenii)prs in ,1 and The funeral will be hold tomorrow Dr. Stanley Nichols of Long Mrs. Hendillfi was named aa execu- velopment to obtain a state fishing li- its harmonious tones—not that it The, widely popular newspaper yhow. In thn saddle clashes The Icgiskitivo matler^. S« new afternoon .'if tw>i o'clock at the fu- J>ranch nnd As bury Park has been trix. cense before invading the stream's to Is any" more harmonious than other comic .strip, which is n specialized Mnnmouth sprcial. saddle hnek nr! niemboi-:i wrrr nnrnll.-tl neral parlor.-- (if R. R. Mount, nnd pro mot nd to tlie position of aijBoci- try their skill with rod and lino. instruments, but becauae a new in- deveiopinent of thn cartoon, la In- pony saddle hack, is always of pi-eat Th[> niul-sunimi-r convention of tho. \ t-tm nf Vwt Krnnt iitrrrt. Rev. \\', nte. in podia tries at the New York GETS DAMAGES OF $4,000. Good hook and pond fishing may be strument impresses one with ita tended, usually, for humorous enter- local intenst. The two local clays.^1 ^t:ilp a^r.eialmn will lio hHd at As- i 1'. Vnn Tries ]ia.^tor nf the Riim.um Pnsit Graduate medical school and found within short distances of all pleasing performance. Invented in tainment only. opr-n only 1o bnrses nwned by roii- '""T ^'^ !h" ^ ^' J'^rt of .InJy.. Prr.Oi.vt .Tian church, will (•(liiduci hospital. Jolm VanKlrU's Caso Against Cixleb camp sites. 1829, slightly over a century a^o, In TIK Burial will In- at F;iir- i • <»-»-<»— . Post Settled by i\ Compromise. dent? of "Monmouth nnd Oceancoun- ' n»'"^nrs of the Shrewsbury a:i-; H«' -orv.ee.. The campers must furnish their Vienna, tho accordion has steadily Curd of Thnnlcfl. fit'ties brin.ihrinu; fnrflforthi many ntuinuv summepumnierr Focicitrelatio ionn 1i>!n>!;nni InD> ;itiem<'it|. l n< l.'aj;! oiu- . vu-w (vmMfi UNION BEACH NEWS. John VanKlrk of Atlantic High- own tents us no sholtcrs aro provided won new admirers. Webst er'u New The family of thfi late David L. if th.> rnnvr: n in a b -ly,! on=the transient camp sites. The di- International Dictionary traces (he rrsidr>n*^. Tlifro IK a swonp^take, session ( n lands was riding in his automobile 1 Kind dmlrp. to express tfcoir heart- at wliich ti nif \\w .-lit ill ' DMA) AT ^TUSK'S IIOMK. • Joseph Hoary Saved From Drown- on the concrete road near St. Mary'a vision of forests also recommends as origin of tlie, word "accordion ' to the felt fhaiilts to thoir many friends open (n .'-fir]fj|n hordes over .M.2 hand? 1 whr> helped in any wny In their ead with ?lni"' 'Hid-Hl. Farm horses will present. th fir i harii' ing I-.ast Week. church at New Monmouth laat April part of the camping paraphernalia Latin "accordant," related to (ho Ijfit- 1 several yards of netting as a protec- in word for "heart." The fa mil In r bereavement; aluo thn Rev. Mr. al.^o cniii' m far n c);)^s. The brood- burv chiin-t or i s si ill < <\ niiish-r , Mrs. Anna "W;illman of Ui-lford Had when his car was hit by an automo- Tritschlcr, the Mrifionic lodge, tho paint r-rB nt Ked J lank an> vicinity ' l>ren Sick Six Mnnths. Joseph Heary of Mornlngalde ave- tion ngainst mosquitoes, flies and words "concord" and "discord" nrc, in:* class • nunibf-i' twonty-^ix, nui^ wad saved from drowning on bile owned by Caleb Post of Belford boy-s of f fie Kunison Athletic club, luivp bocn inviiiMl \n hot1' - otheir Insects. near kin of tho accordion, etymoloj,'!- an unu.-irsl .ir^o jmnili :U' n"'in"J My*. Aniiii. J>, WMinuii. wife of Thursday aftei'nonn by a man who find driven by Mm, Foot. In the car (i ml oMpeinlly Mr. Wordcn.—Advor- 1 hers; nf tin- a.^ncintion. A cot, or collapsible hammock, cally .speaking". The musical "chord," clasFi--s nnd ha ir.'';: : ]i j William Wallman of 1 i i'ord. died at r» fu-T.i in i;ive his name. The hoy with Mr. VanKirk was liin daughter, tispment. 1 sharp ax, cooking utensils and food- however, takes Its origin anionK la rj.:ev 1!ii;> ytvn I the honi>' id' Mis. ('IIM li s Newman wa.s toHsin^; stone. ! in Mnnaskunk Veronica. Veronica received a cut stiiffs and other necessary camp words from the Lntln for "catgut," IV.lo inriini^ '^ ! nf r.nlfonl <'ii Sumlriy ni'>i nin>:. ^hf creek, near his home, when ho fell in. acroHs hor {nco which affnoted her \ Ktp.K nt ' equipment la recommended. which io still used for fitrlngH of mu- ihn MnniiHin; h . With; had l">ecn sick :-i>: ninnt'ns nnd de;iih The man says the hoy wan fioing sight,, concussion of tho brain, and sical Instruments—though it does not (1 r Swartawood Park, with a picnic WANT ADVERTISEMENTS, the p\cer "» 'l <'ik I here ' I'miy nf Kt-d Urn Attnid i was duf to a I'tunpiicatifin of dis- iht'.vn for tlie third Lime when lie jrnt many bruises, 1 come from cats, but usually from aii moiv in-.-t ninny at I'lai (hmeb. I'IISPH. Mr.-;. "Newman is a n\irsn ninl him. He turned the child over to a Mr. VanKirlt, who has boon a grove large enough to care for sev- ! eral hundred persons at a time; ahee.p. Too Late for Classification. Rumsuri thrui a v. in the! iMfteon lied 1': .Mr •, \Vfilitnan luui rnrulc her horn'* !i''!L;bnr, William jletliey. chauffeur for Mrs. Julia H. Trnsk of ! |jOCUBI-.ociU3lt 1Poin1 t l the past lwi:twentl y Hacklebarnoy Park, near Chester, j:-0 JUvVVAlt])—rialhTiifti /Unmond im"p~|7jn i.nin' i y. Pktinll.-lil Vlnu^d; re-1 wit 1] )ier tlii' ] lice weeks. Mr:' Mr. iiivl Mrs. O. Knt:wisth« and i "" "'- »*-" i'*»»- " J y^^>. Imcl. .liiiii! ifiili, vli-inlty clmrry Tro« Ti'1 i hei f. cu\i 1 brcill li( Hl|it Morris county, visited by more than BUIGHTKIl AUTO LIGHTS. the lii::! <-.'T»ti .a ((f Sis', r i:.' yrni.- of ,-j^' . Sh»- i i(->ii i.;o I larris- recently visited (he R "Rainat Mr. Post, The l'luin. Mnliirimith County. N. J. Return 1 caHn waH s ar r>,000 monthly during past summers, In A. K. I.™ & Co.. l,'i Witllnni nlrcot. N. :.oloistH.j .Ii-^cjiiiV- I'lmii'h, M-II of til* I ilintic Order Mrs' Clifford Mat ' tnd yenterday, but be- nnd othor forests are likewise ap- • '.von hy i w •;il li:nv-. lin'1, who rttf-'a i i>f Am lied Ha k f th" of fore it concluded, s^Hlnmont was Thirty-Two Candle Power Hull) Ap- pealing to vacationists. Many out- prove*! In New JerHP.y. 'WANTKIl, to rent, vory" iimull ilotncheii T<>"iiny Aillnn:-, in l^L'H ; schnal the li',:M ' Sh'-ph. lll' llfMll cf R'Mi .Mr.-. \l. .1. Snppah entertained over mrulc with Mr. VanKirk and hia ,of-atatfi automobillats havn pitched In.uM-for vci-y ititnill rontiil; or wiirm. f>'tf>u!ai- l-*ord ,\ .Ulan nt .1. v t'i'y and Knui- by Quinn, Parsona & Doremus of ilirim Klini-li, ilnnrer M.JRcilJllink.* 1\''2u ai:'! Thnniiin nf l.akpwood, Mrs. V. Pu^tr-i-, ( ing ihn past few weeks. of New Jertiey lias been authorized ViniNISlI Kll 'rnomiPVoT'rcnrPinrBo Illtht r>. l.ii'A year Oerniu Red Rank, Mr. nnd Mm. Pont worn with fii la th.> p:irty we \V;! •i ; Seni ur'U-r M ilibuni. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snppah and j by the commfsalonnr of motor ve- iiitiKi'i! or limililo rooni, liDiitoil. Apply ) '•niiiin:', > is now in Kn^lnnd • i-i'il. Si-t«-r- M;n Mr. 'I!.. film ral \ ii^ld ye-'t^rdny family nnd Mr. and Mr:;. John Rnppnh ' re-presented by Collinu & Corbin of hlclen, Harold G. Hoffman, nceord- rni-lluim Hniisu, 10O Mnnmuiilli utraol, . • inn-ii;/1 o p'do fni ir, for the Mr.-:. ng at tiie n.-' nf Mi/-. New-of .lei^oy f'iiy, Jer.spy City, in£ to. an announcement lant werk. lU'il llmil;. _ _ (rTiin, ciimo tbronnh a : HEALTH CLINIC TUESDAY. T'.riti-li j< 111 Wii' :idurt rtl by .1. P. , Mr. nnd Mis. Gustnvr Hausor and Tho ruling places New Jersey in yOlINC I.AI1Y. lilnctciin yenvn olil. WuVhdil 1 AI;,s:um. If k; rlouhf- • NKAV SIGNS AT luiiiiliiiii In prlviito rnmlly; nurnfl tflrl. ^\•l^1^( r ^ - in a J-i rr nt St. faui'ly of r.inroln ivnm visltnrs Saf.- line with tho neighboring atatPH of idin:' will I'oinpcte tin':; Toxin Anil-Toxin Treatment *o be f.'M.• I' ' chililion; or nn rhnmhcrmnlil or !ul if Mr liuirh <>f li.-lf l. A d\u";' ui l:iy with Mcs. Oporto Sappah. Pennsylvania, New York nnd Mary- unit I Wild) MIRII Mnry Ilrrkott. S . i".' f ihi(-' (o n i ci\"e iiii- Doeorntlvr Work one on tho Ornunds Given Children. kott. t ••'onr, a;- Ann \Vi y M?•<-•. (LIIT TJ}'-- fie illy vo](\St JKiln the rf of the A nunibci clinic at the River street school next Jersey motoriatn have bren reprint- KnliUsrl'i. Clili.r Mill. Hlntc IIlKllWBy, K«- placed nt the tiidewalk entrance to Tuesday afternoon nt ono o'clock. nyal ) f^ularly in M.m- ;j-:i> IJOY scons. l-'unrnil of Mrs. YnnSoU1. New 'ilk ro5idrnt.t are varatInning ed to the ufio of headlights with ill luul, N. .1., phono Koyport llfil!. nt y. Thn cup wiirf won thrrr. ihn Molly Pitcher hotel on Itivpr- About forty children nrc expectod to candle power Inilbn. 1 Midi1 avenue, 'J'ho tircli is between in V.CU by t'luirl^R H. Harding. Knnisnn Iloii' ( lub (iiivc Tln'in a 1'he funeral of. Mis. Meta I,. Van- Mr. be Inoculated. ..II » .1u-:i (innl..l,oil: i-nnire. tub. nn.l mil Mr.i. Hnboii DnnlolB nnd Under the rilling, which followed iilnk; nuwly ronovnt«Ml. lEonnonnble to fii,d juniper olfissen Will , :,'iiii', who ilir-i Monday of I nut \voekt I wo colonial lamp pouts.nnd between A report nf Minn Martha Hanson, Ihm't.-r inlillr TnilltT. ••ppn\ Thursrlny at Krawlde receipt of an opinion from (he at- rluhl. imrly. AlMily Ciirllonit Koine. 101) nu'mbd Iw ,M»lv--thi«f\ Hovcrnl of th'j •was held la-t \Veilue.->.!ity afu-rnoon 1.\vn life :ii/,p flguron of bellhopn. The mlvifmry nurao of tho nnnoclation, " lilJF)).1.! (I J.J1'!!:- i'lljh I nir! fishing and' brought home torney general, William A. Ktevena, t't'Elt\llt- ( V: nt:i will be fiwcfjiHlnkeii ;ii )ialf |i:i.-! twit oVJnrJi ;iJ t))p Jiorne bollh(ip;i dm portrnyed JIM holding .sliowR-tbat S5 patientfj were visited CAIlilA(;i: rr.ANi'K~fm- »nii, Vint Dutch. 1 M ^ri bnv to supply many of their (he bulbs miiflt ho UH«1 In approved nnd t'A'cr t hi' oiilsidn '.'our;'' . Thnc , ( f ii. i- st.-itrr. Mir. H. W. l!cyinild:i friend!' :uut('M;irn with the Inscription "Molly durinp thr month of .Tune. Throo of devlcea rendering the lamp Incapable KinuliiiiKl, Hull llonil anil Ho.I; mull- rial Im-nl rlnjs-.PM. | if Ivist Kront stiv.'t. Kev. Z;iehary 1 Pitrhnr" on the raso.'i. The signs Ilinitr mill llnlnwln nlii'onln. Cluirlon F. will 1M- M-\ Mi .-;. U'llliftm C,rrj;nvy has lpturnivl the caHon wore HiirKical. A total of of projecting direct rnya at. ft greater Wliiu-. Hi,null tivciiuo, Mlllo Sllvor, op- r ' T. 1 uu.:ai . >! vet ii-Ofl Mctliml Kit Illitl worn drslmtrd nnd executed by the r Thi- hue(lini I'lnasif:; will be pa.s^rii : Iwmir iiflrr !>pi'n,liiiK liovprnl months 2ft.> VIHIIH were nmdo. height than 3Vj feet, from tbe ^rnund, llOllill! l'HKWIIIIll I'lllk." _ .,ii hy (Wiu •IMI f'hitrlc* r. Oc Kr-vnifir. j n i •IKH- ;:.•. 'I'lif I.,TI.ri'ni w( u-j!Ji hry CI'C H.CIWKI1S (nr nnlo.' ~ChnVli>~ F. ni < Jii-cnn !• ai ni!;. Conn.; l-'rank A. iwas Mr Intyi'i'. IT. \v, rii'v tinl 1 Whiff, lluuii'li nt'criup. I,Kilo Silver, op- i nwidf . Tin I'nion l>:ii'h nrpubHrnn cluh •Tunlorn IUHIIIII Offlorrti. lalk •|''i- iunl i ;roi[:f IIII] 1. T iicw<:i\t •'(•,, ttf > ;iyn/J/»n." V«., nnd j hi-lil a caul party nn Friilny pvnnlni; HlK Night Tcir Arrnnliins. IKIMiK- 1.-HMVIIIIII 1'illli." __ c [ Kir;; NewJy elerfed oJllrfj/f of thr Tied Installed LiiHt NlRht. i leiifinl M. C. Whltchft.'td of Wnsh- ' p or Aihi'it \\\ \\'i nt thr rii'iiMiri' i-iub with ninny sum- MONKV TO LOAN (7n" nniT^iTTin*) iinr]* nt Ri'il l'.link council NftjOBl or Hoynl OlTlceni of thn Red Hank loiign of nun U:iii.-u in iiimninl'i of JTi.OOO, 74,000 uif'ton, J'. f\ Ihi • \\V ! I,.,,, :: H r.-ltl iih'r if\siilontM attrnilln^r. T>ank etiuncil of the Junior Order the I Airaniun In iilannliu,' for a hlj; timo United American Mocluuilnn wore in- the Patriotic Order of Ai»rrlcfin:i, nnil ?:i.".lHI. A. r,. Ivlnii, HoKlatir Imllil- Tti(- i^iiOdlr clri'^ici: will he judff?rl ; | Tin- 1 Ian is (',,'ii'ilon iho .,...„, lomomiw nii;ht nt Odrl Kflhiwei hull, imr. lloil ilnnl.. ("'am] roinpnny w1 stalled Monday night at the regular who were elected lant week, were in- )jy J. (Junior Won! of fJiii-iicrvllln, i auxiliary 1;; roiuly for lin/.ii'r I "'" Hull' I'linillrlnti'ii will bi> inltl- will iitalled luat nlglit at tho rcj:ulnr meet- llRSI'KC'I'Alll.n I'iilMrcilifirPwiTiioii pniil- :-J, y., :nul IJCIHTHI Ho Hevoii:e, Dralli nf mi Iiifimt. nu'cthiK held In Clayton & Mngeo'H 'whiiii stnt-t i InnlKlil. nt tho atfd hy thr (ram of Coronal i-ouncli limt iifi i.'i'iHirii! lionnuworktH or null". r I ball on ltrond id root. The ceremony ing of the ovRfinizrUion held In f'lay- Tin"' judKiMi lor jxilo mount!! will ltt)l .-• Dill \ "nion :i\ riiui' anil 1 ims th of Ki»yport. (irand HcKc-nt A. A. lll|;htii. wan jiorrormod by Htato Councilor P. ton & Mageo'n hall on Broad iitrcct. 'liiii'.' yinir,' icfciiinri.. f'liinio Noil Ilnnk In- MJI jor I^HIIH A. Heard nt Lexing- Ii/ t.-(tf 1 III •jr.Vf. U'f. llivcr ulii.i.l, Uc.il Ilnnk. I'hltn will i;lvo n. short talk, nft(>r J. (Ji.'iloiion. The lodge will meet on Mrs. Mary Rnckufellow of Keiuiu- ton, Kv, <*Jipl«ln nf tlm. United Stntcs i.v 'riInn.;- whirl) I hen* will bo ii social time IllltN'ISIU:il I!(IO,M (.ir'imil, nenr linih'. I n.iti!"•-.I liy Win A Sunn Ilulr. Miiilalili' fur luily fir K<.-!lili-mi'ii: i; I Unlit nnil enol. 10 Elm rMiil'Miijor C. V,. Ciillnm of (.'olorado • l t :t 1 at l.i in i-li fli.m nliiiu. Hill lljilik." 1 innncy for mlvcithilnir and n.,,.,, '.j|iriiM'i . ^'olo, ffuiiferff HTUI jinnimt.': 'I'll • • ft;- tliniii;))! In tlm prr|>nmtlon of )il« j,,|_ nt itiinmon. TWII |.l.ii,..n,l, rmiiicrlliiK rooim. fur^ Neclc Hroln'ii by Dive, iiiMii'il; jill linprnviiniiniln fen' Unlit will b<> .Infixed by \V«H(;li r.nsoorlt bun.', w:i5-. • r 11 r il in nt ; | v..rll:..i,i..|it. It In n s(,f,. n|,.n ,|,at hr .|,,hn Yi.uni; of Union flly HillT.'ri'i! Wiiinmt ViuIerRoen Opeiadon. Mr. nnd Mrn. Vincent I *arr:ir of 1 pi( 'N' of wii 1 fiiiiMil111 '.i Iliui •l.iiit;l : ni'iir ili'pul and liua linen, '1,n.ial Wliiti'liejul, luiihi 1, In !ii.|....(ln>r Lin utork ami; I,, ilniilnr II," 1 " "-' ' ' »»"''«y mnrnlnir i:tli:i(N:il;v I |,\V fur nnlw; frftiijl yiiuni; ljospiijil W I'i'iH Ililnpi in the niaikrt for hln'ni'i' I ''" '"' I1'1111!'1''1 I"'1' "hallow wiiloi Point WUM opcrateil on yfintertlny ut parent it, Capt. and MIM Jnlin Cnri- i; iM-y row. Airirii crimiiiii. Kikui -• •«•-••«• Ml.in W. Ui.nii II , v-i in nl iu*tt of Uuninon. , • , l)cr-|i jn ill t !•< ti.iiii'ni. If n HrKl.'iti-r iii|vr-ili.ii.r-,i | wl'il>- liwlnimliii; at Krmiiilmri;. Hi Ihe Hlvoi'vlew hottpltnl at lied Hank K-iiiil... Iliinlliiir niiiil. Hi-.l Hunk. Thn l{fj;hiter'!! motto: "A Paper in HI It 11 Kut • wa 1 — - —^.•<9»~ Kv4:iy lidmo-"—AilvcrtlncincnU knuwn fur e.i you. hl:i ,'Murc ' Her I'diidlllnn thin ninrnlng wna re- I Wiint lulvuitlcLMiioiitii rnntiinicil on nflxt iltnl jH'Uod a:j being acrlovw. It pnya to udvcribu hi The Kt'^i^tcr. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1930. Page Fifteen

AN ORCHESTRA OF SISTEKS. ARTICLES FOR SALE. ^ BUSINESS NOTICE. MISCELLANEOUS. ROOMS FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. liOWMNli ALLEYS Blld Bhufflc board. FOR. HALE or cx.-lii iie. Ten yountf fresh dAUTUN C1IAMDEULA1N, coaimeior an J A 20-YK.Mt erid'.wmpiit |,oH<-y fnr 510.000 THriEE-HOOM nr.^l l.ath FUJSliSHED hou.e for rent or"'i«y«i« Red--Bunk filrls Broadcast a 1'ro- Jersey cawn unii g o Ouihler; }ohb\tig ttptcialiy. 161 Soutfi in tho Sun Life nt Cniuidn, it n>:e of 3(1, 1 rent; ho»t nml hot. w SiX-KOOM*"ho a r<-r »Al«, nil Ilka new; will Bacrlflrt. for want of uee, teiim of goad work nine icomi, two bathn; HII' improve menta; _iioi hoi-nan. W, II. .Porter, MiddletowMi n unitt ittrtet. Re.) Bank. phon*. Ifllfi-V/. itnirnii ?17,077.^0. wliich iinVninl h I-i i^'iilniiy. ^crviri:: ir;nt' n;ih!t: for t.a. grum at Newark, Hiilurday. Now In |>iIvitto dwelling. 1'uitkuliirn by menu; Kurnue; nfar river. eS K«lr Hn- i; h>t 40x20ft, l mldroiiiliii Dowllnit Alliyi, drawer M, Iloil Hulmdel mud. in MiiMlatown township. .. _._ __, mcjiieru Imptovvi—iiitB, tot %1.107-20 in t.-: i -1 y Cln/ i' MVu\u. 8 'I. lull- Haven. N. J.. phones ltd Phona Middle! own 27 h-V-Vl. Illicit. 4 1. udy wniket fnr their junihira by nd- C 1T k11 l 1 1 and ilumsoD. laetudlng fiv« proearti«* of Newark on Saturday. Angelina SIO. HO Hnnlson iivenue, Ked Hunk.* IF IT'S real estate you want we have it. Ylinl 01 II ' "" " "" " - '"-•'" '"'" llnci'-i^il'"''!- "":•' '"-mllj; live mom. »,,.l hull,: nil : vnrihilnK Irt Tlio Re_iNt_r_ Churni fieri col- for you to ehoote froio if you era l(itsrB»E« MorrlB IK tho leader of the orchestra irHA"LKr26-h'ri'rV.«rpi;» Br'"(o\rMVHn "ii n vfiiin-. Sli icv.-liury. | rniin Sprinns ovenue. |ihou» iti-J JJiinK and tho other members Die Made, tiOD for »ale, thirty year* old.~"TboBiETuT .inli'ul coinllllon; lean than three yearn 168 South street, Entortown; branch ofrlct oni! <>r two Ktiiilcnis l h k iki TV rVTT IMH Kront itrt-^t. Kt-d Hark. »lmn< _054. Anna, Hoau and Gloria Morris. The old (mil hns iihvnyB hull lierfcct euro. 01 her flratit hoineatuij, on liverctt road, om l«i M;«U. » avenue, Shrnwebury, N- J. A-ldioo* T. (',., ilniwei- M. Red Until..* hiit e,|,j}|m.t>nt for *.Hk'. I'wr Information mid & half milui from Heil Uenk, Jobn if. alatcro have received many conipll- Cimnt, R U. I, ftcii if ink. II Kcil Hunk 2125.• UAVli your clothe* cleaned at Lfat City of""(lirf'R"Voo'fr^r I "Pi'i't'ci'i-ed. Phone fltjd Hank 2i7H, butldini. IOIH jinU fnnrw; VlT'lomifln"; mErpls on their concert and they Dry Cleaning and Dycinf Works. « Me- will lmil/l y<\» ii l.niifR of'ynuT'liwii'! DINING ItOOM BET. wnlnut, ten plocc*. iti.ltld for livrh- ;S1X-KOOM' hounc. "nil "pindci'ri iiti|.n.v_; nmniniir rcntiilti. Anlmr/ KdwfirdB. 2gn have boon requested to repeat It. chanic street, near Broad ntreet, Re-i v.'itiuHj1. liny c ' nuyment. Iladlnv-Knll"- • . ' h.,'.,cU;,i'ii, Ilrniidwny, I,.>ntf Urtinch. N. J., phon* Can lie neon lit 11 Whlto ntrect. Rcd_Banli. Hank. Pliant 2H7, WUII_BO Oitrov. prj- AUTOMOBILES. !K) Munrnoiilli I3H1. nfifht S3M.W. They have broadcast concerts from iii HIL-I. jilioiio ! ulile rent to rlKht jnu-ty. At.pty 'any limo SlIMH <;l«i;iint"|^Vcoii» fur'nnlV'cjien'li; fifty H.mK. 1 i'OR t^ALE in R,,| H Station WJBI at Hod Bank. Angellne I io I- red Kuord, 2!) Wall *t cccr. Red Hun-;. im -ruiim hmn«, rents. Dr. John H. Uti-Ur. 221 Tourl SEVEN-PASSENflKR Ciulilliic open car, CURCIHN*a'for"r_ii'_7_~"_urchln_~b_rbBr cscellent lucati-.n: v \VA NTKD, FriniTinl, n '.u- ".^7^7iria7-Ti iT T ; ul ri.nditlnn i Morris Is a pupil of Mlsa Hazel Scott trco!, Fnli Jlnven, N. J. firnt-ditKn roiHiiliun. £300. ]K> Center • hop Is tho place where »rt mentis tomii- .'.rn "for "VpiiiriiiT J SI l7_NDlir~H"_"lUJINcr rm "7_ri"t~lar>;e thrce-cdr n«r:i«L>; .lil J medium hb.e : rn11F.t lie in iroml nKidi- ontn. I'lu.m of Fair View. SI'KKI) IIOAT, 16-fuot, Hn-iiMiinin, nvtn.ie. Atiuntic llUrhhtndu, N. J.* thin_. Tor real proof try us once, nml tinn. A'ldiehK f. G.. ili.-iwei M. Rci Hunk. Rrd Hiii U -HI. llh Joliiinon Sri, Horno !H h. p. motor IHIICK SKliAN." Miii^cf Six. f)'vn~i"Vf^n7r then you will always. Thin also applies I'-'iiil •!•" I M'III.MI. _' _ tiilon: located nn rnrner nf Hiiplo iivtnu Annualy, for several years past, <; nttm-hoil: |>rlre MOO. Will excllnnuo Inr Kci1, for Pi!If; retiKoniihle. In tjooij runlet. to ladles rind children. Second National i l-'lIIINISIIKh .., ;il-..i i,on ill if wi'lmj- ""' "''' «t''ect. Further iiifurrnntlon rn blX-RUtj.M" IIOMMI (<„•" BUU'.'JIII' liiuii-uvc pl ANTICIIIKS — Ilc 'TI-. ,U^..11^11 r. r. MV , pupils of Mlfy) Scott have hrondchnt nthor tyim l.oiit. or rar of e' ]{i(,-(T\ levv ' H iidiey - Hall. !«fi Mwnnuttjth I itient..!; ncfir iU-d Hunk, i-ollv_n!ent t Tanciiy. i-'uir ]1;IV,.II, N. .!.• ; programs from .Station WJHI. Thooe Curl J. Plotz. l^ft \V«et Front street, I'hone CJIKVKOl.KT. 1 :i__." rnnviutihV'~Ypo7fpH FASH1ONATI1.H KlfiNlVO/tk—Oi-er DfT^'T l.rniflH. nnd P'/i'l. e fLnru-o H.Misi., >,• ; '.uv. :,.'iy ;tvri; u.." j.lionc Red j I*«Mk. phnne 18^. ______678. Itcil 111,Ilk. | Ilftnl. fi'.i;..[.• I.SIX-ROOM houpc, ""located i,n ~Ij"ninrlV A-Jdr-jflii Si.<-Itor>ni Ilnuw, ilrnwo taking part In the lost program were nihriolct ; SHI.'., <-sihU only; H.OOfl mllcH. of hiitnwoik in Rorl Hank nnd onvirmm f,Id furniture for nev. I(ed Hunk Km-- Irt dono( by Moymi Sijrn Co., "TIICIT'H a i iUJAiailNC. ID WH.IJICV itrcut. It.il Hank", i "VLIIUC; open norrh. nil Imnr.n'tmMitH; Marlon Spenco. William Spenco, nio7Vln riiono_Atliinth' Hii,'l)l;nirln -J(J'j.» ni.uro Co., lr.ft Monr I'ith ft iCCt, ]{r_-d I moms with IJO.IPI. ,c 10 uml £ VI por 1 *50 1IC|1 m-ntli. Hu'llcy-IlaU, »9 M..n- t Shi.i,l,i,,y; ,rhai for ono-thlnl (out: Kind nnil gentle. 211 OOOD ~n~»7'ii~i'ii',\~ \\t7r\vy-^Cv\i\^Tmn\or^ Himl..* Doris Johnson, Elaine Brower, Rulh Codnr nvtnue, Went End, N. J. Qiinlity Sh«io tilinii, A-lele .Stylo Shon. Iwiir !WCL'1C; 1,'fHfd hnini> coukin/. plenty of hot '"'»'>'h ftrcct. phfi.ia 1B8U. Homo EilKli.'li tylm lic,u»o nf Imrr cycle fnr MIIU cln-nn. C. W. Hlcphens, 11 1 Murry, Mary Ridce, Normn Smith, Huvon Yiu-lit Work:.. It. H. Miiry & Co.. I water: talil.' ti..,ir.l. Mr*. N, Suttnn. UANDV fivo-ioom buowlov,. „,„„ " fir,.: i "'''i!,',Ti' l' I ":;'"""' ! ••••'•"'>"<-l' Mabel Henrterk.slori, Ruth Untlcr- iW OnMrtmJ Mreef. IiVrf Hnnfc.* filoi.o Kiii-nftiirc Co.", RtiibriKht TCIITIIH MJIADY KNOLI,. l-iiir ll^vr-n, N. J.. l,ruudT ' X'PArrrMKN'I' «.f iln.-u roon-^'for re"nt":"«U SMEIl IIOAT for unlo, 28-foot n- Chili, Jdhn J. Q 1-OJl SALIC, t\vo-d,mr ricvLdiimPrrnirtiTln f,,i- thu Hiimmcr wliort th.MR U ow- Giimice, Church. Dr. Felice and Hiilrlunzit, Smith A 1K"i ntnioHpherc with Inuri privileKC Trnim. i lacu i-trcut. C.il! or [>li.me Kci Bank 20f.fi. Fielder, Mildred Walling, Enhl Pearl fclreet.Jtc.I H«nk^ | Jcrnry Snr«|r»l Simply Co.,"" HhrcwMiiiry eicil with Blx-cyllnder motor; In per- •fercnrpH , jqfRNISlf KI) t .mm f i.r icnl ; ail morlem ! inii'iovemeiiU and j;m;iKe: on hf-t ! ctihy JH-CU:.' HHDKON i.|»oi-t~r<7ii(]ft1tjr Itiver (l111 an<1 nil tliu r.im-.t n>,MJrt«. A win. Sproal, Eleanor WnlllnR, Elnanor l ' ' Molly ritchcr Hnlcl imd ^.•.(Inuun-.i. Phone Red Dunk 2 ht| fect erinillLIrm; upced 2B Tnllen an • Write j irninoM'n.tm;* :irid rincslv fimiij-lir-rt; pri- i ect ; at. 331 Brniiij Htreot. Phone 17-M. I lor i.rn| ,n cr homo in oiio. AlM'ly O. ndition; wrifa-a (o fnr lnjKklpt, Wintcrton, Virginia Miles, Hazel Ly- U-\: mlo; Jiafi. '"'G f.--mi)y: M- .- vuuuu-, u> Mntio» Ai<- I Aiutly Mm. McCultrnn. „3:i Hrnsid ^tr_fl II Nrviu.. lc- - 1 f';il! Itcd Bank W.V1. \V\ Itroni! "litrcrt,' Red" available fur use xecor.ii and four .i of HiKh nnd Herhnnlr.' i'ln'iH! | Pliu-i:. c.c. Miiko ,,fTcr. A. I- . Fllarksmlth, Cannella, Virginia ami Hlllle Howcr, for riimplnw trip; 5JT,. T. "V. Loormrd, ture frnmcB, auto glaBn nnd window jxlasa. Baiili. Work uillcd r - and delivered. 1 MirroiB >ofiltvcreiiHttciii;er KC"- ™;.d. i" '' ! CHUU;t; LIST of yruutrtle* ior"n vertilile PAINTING and pnper hiinnlnif. ititerlm- WIICPIH, etc. Call at 30 Harrison avenue, her nL Dickman'ii wh.irf Hu'ndny ! Imiuire Land V-'in O .. 12 MeclKinlc | j-j , streTTfT^i^T; _.. Ktnni.(jiii-E 602-M or SENTENCED TO COUNTY' JAIL. rouiie. Cliuvrolei. hcdfin Ji'l (J. M. C. tnirlu und exterior: ontimntea cheerfully (tivon: ( OnsE n| 85 WnH]lillv trm y Hcil Hunk.* __ wall paper, paint nnd varniuli for BKIO pli'MPe coninuinipiito with H. Kirk. ].hone I "trect, Rod lt:i CICOI-KG If. Knberta Co., Red Uniik. Stnto [led Hank_16:i7?* __ StL'KNlSUKI) . Hatji_._ nil Imprnvcmentn. | RtlNoAl.OW of five roonm.'ljnVh. n!l"ini FOlt SAIJi, "pbVtiib»B*hath~tubT~aiio t*>»r highway,•_ _ _ _ reiikonublc. H, Adlcr, 117 West Front •lit. tin i!if> river ; Phone Kerl Dunk liruvemrnts; r-irntir lot. I'i-lro ruiinoi' lUimsnn Man Charged With Driving foot, four inches lonj;, twenty inrhen Htrect. iihono 22R1.W^ Red Dunk. LOST. Ifirito lilnrk nnd wtiilp 'ruUic.' Ir~ nljtt:. Willlii ... or Wcttside ave- Car While Drunk. wide, ncvonlccn Incliefl hl(?h; hetivy n»l- BRAND "new Grnlin7i\7]'«>i and tieaUntf; eititimtea fur- vtmizcti: nlmfJHt new. A. B. Hecsld rnone nished. Joseph W. Fox, 116 Pinckn«r I-'ilRNISHKlt 1IUOM f nt, in hnth REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. flnvlnjr tr> you. (Jeorjfe H. nobcrln Co., iC[{ I'j farm for riiilo; new liuiiiialow. Charged with oper.itinp; an auto- lOI-.I.jVltantk IltirhUmlii. _N._J. Suite Highway, R ,i Hi !:.« ronrl. Rod Bank, phone 231T. c in EMPLOYMENT. L-puVlimi'i'i •''•',<'I'Vu-i'i'i •ui'd*l"TIT"' lT I-lin i MONMOUTH COUNTY country estate^ tfe build inn*. _aod brook; 312.000. mobile, while under the influence of ftIiASS 1IKD. mniilo tlrcHnei*. enamel liOtl CONCRETE WORK" «Ui_^^T!k ~ ^^rn^ht fflrr 3 H ij" «. u,.<\ I'.-.nl ' " " ' _ " - »ere-ee. It _ you want the ben liquor, Alva W/cst of Rumson was mul fli'csnCL't Aenlian idKinoRtaith nnrl DODGK TRUCK. UI27. uoml' cn^liTeT^c^l blockw. Peter DITonte, _45 Shrewnhury IIKI.I1! HKI.P! Save the Inbor Bituation! n n li-.nl,. ninnfju: ovih-y ; nlno .KOI>I\ mlthr,-; rinpc-tl - I offered for tale for tho Feast consult u*! P^nty of fiutbuildtmts, HHporaifin, irniixM. niiu hundrcit rcrtudH; Illid nc^v. Cull nt nvenue. Red Brink, phono 1/508. We. have all kintl:< of JicJp to offer. Cnil ! RUO.MS nr j«bJit: lnr«r. .Cbarlw V. DuBois _ Son. eta hli=«hpr| Rank Nui-Rcrl«», idow^; ciit.-iMe lfi.fi. American hotel building, phono 416, I L'-kcr. IlRirord. JJ. J., i-lu.no Kenn-bunt Scrvii-c, "0 Monmouth street, Red Bank. 1 for Imsine-ii [,.•',• • io.iin:--: nn:«r j Freehold. N. J. | 502-M, fi' '1.'«. S3S ni-or.-l Rlroel. Red Iliml.. CARPENTER nnd builder; cntlmnlcs Ml> u r liam J. Poulaon Saturday night fol- KKU.INO OUT— Mnnmoulh Jlcarli c«- CAltKTAKER po:dti«n wnnted'Vy reFiiil.l.Te j . > I^ii.-Iioi- h-.tr |djn-e, (iff Riv- 'f fT-ra"" Bale. $w6wZhK^TTlw FOR SAI.K, at Ited Dunk: *hovT Hlx-roum lowing an accident. cheerfully fumlnhed; nfttlfifnctlon in;iii who lias k'ood reference; niy lino 'ni \ ern'le n\ur,-ic. It. r] tnto; five uLnllfl, fully en nipped, watefi BI18i c1ectricUy. fli).$*.2t). geant James Bheody, who stated that [uimp, furniture of every descrip- John Hick a, 1(10 Linden place. Ite_i_H(ink. j ?hone Red ]{;:ui. lntv.t^:i in )f> A. M. > in thia price cltUB. White-Path, Inc., fail I.uker'B .Uo.ilty. H.IfnH, N. J.. phono J. G. ESCHELBACH & SON, 125 W>nt 1779-R. :ulli ;t:f>0 ;> M IfH N J h West wnn so intoxicated that ho had tion, riift» for the home, ntoro nnd Kront •iret't. Red Bnnk, phono 127 6, DO~Y6lTKEEir_^n"ehUc h_l!7i J^Bt-cTni i - - _ Koiui^liiirir ,'JO'J-M. or H'.. • UH (cnmloyeri free): m;ilc and fcmRle I COM FOKT AIM.K to be helped out of his car. The re- hotel; iionl tnble. nhnfile boar<* and vulcnnizing. n< 'jvnlnokin-r tho LOOK this ovnr, alx-rcom house, ono milo I'Oli SALE at Helffird." ~6t(»ro wTth~_»7 VES, it will bo dono right if jour car 's hnlp; rcreretir-cH thorouRiily investigated. I river, for inn1 i ( M. h. McCOLriAN,~nuraeryinari~aM(l""Jand" nislilc. JIntot River- to Broad ntrcet; has electric, (taa, city tfinlts on corner 50x1-5; houso ot flvo corder Indicted a fine of $200 upon bowling nltcyfl. Auction Rooms, 33 wnsbed &t the ISoro Busses, inc* wash Alhinliu Employnient Agency, 61 I-'irnt j ere."!. Kn^inttri SJJ ( scapo contractor: trec-i and shrubbery ? -i I'O.-HI, fie.'jr Jri-ifJf.'e, j wnterr 5(i.i}00: plot 165x300 feet; near rooini and bath up and three largo room* him, which he was unable; to pay. Ktut Front street, Red Dunk. MnnH. Chnrlgn A. Jones, expert wniher nvonm:. AtlnntJi- HJKlilnniifl. hhonG MX. I Hod finnl:.* pruned; crndin^, drivoways, wnlka con- bus. Liiker's Roalty. Belford. N. J.. phone down: nil imDrov<>monti: SS.OOfl, term*. AUCTIONEER—Let my experience of con- £XI'KRI_NCED lrnly hookt;ecppr, with .' TWO I.AHfJF, hi Pollen state that, ho had been re- RtrueLcd, Topsoil, cinders, nil dirt- 20 icd rrioniK on^fu^ 1 Keanflburg 502-M. Opposite Lukcr'B ReiiHy. Onlford, N. J. : ducting over one thousand sales be of leased the. day before from the coun- ANNA~MXlTfttTdi e»n »hoFJ iVlendcTTxina Pinckney rond^Rcd Bank, phene 1401-VV. knowledge nf shorth.ind and typinc; Jit- ! floor, foi Vnr\it ho fhi•c|)ini'; ju'ivnte ( WE O\^ and offer for sale a neven-rooin riiinio Kennshnrir H02-M. or 745. LET'S~TALK ah"iu"t~ViKnV*7io^ M^yTHl service to jou. Will attend to all advertis- ty, jail on another charge. linen fur the ntyllBli Htont. hnnd-ipiiU- ing, furnish clerks—all you have to do In tractive steady pdsitlon in Hed Bunk for ; cnlram-c; f..r lno-iKr = '•'.'M'li; ur twi i lirnfHeT>ii Miiple nvenue; ban iciiruKC «nd "MONMOUT-H comity real oi~Utei~river»t*Ui Sinn Co., nmrnifucturcra f commercinl eil coiitH nnd hiiK» to mutch your dre«.i- o set tho date. George H. Roberts, phone light imrty. In an4\vorii)ff BtaJo HKC. C:<-'* hnrhclnsr. Kc;\r i.t."'ii. i nml huiisci. 16 i nil modern imjirovemGntH, including hot properties, bus men.1 DroDorticfl, factory out-door nnd nil type.4 of electric ni^ni. (•K. Ony.\ howlery, $1.00, chtfTon nnil ilay Red Bank 2371, night Middletown perienre, cxiiccted fiiilnry iinil refcrenre-. I Rector i>l;irc. U+d lianl .• water heat; priced Attractively. Tullcr 3itc3. farms. rtwAiingn. A lino to thla of- HCI-VICU wulKhtn; imported biind-blockcd Hiftli clnnn, lowest iirh-08 nnd rellnbilliy, ! : HOUSK nODBKO. 2T_G-M. AddrcHa Steady Poallion, druwei- M, R-d ijo_M ,.-(m Hi.;NT v.; h j.rivaiR fnniily lenity Co., 96 Monmoutli atreet. phone fice will brinB full particular.. Luker'i • linen foi- niitirtwcnl. /,obel DnildliiK, 116 Ouklund street, phono 2431-J. Red 1 "Icclm'iic ftvri't:' I Hp'l Hnnk 2440. evcniimn 73. Realty, BelTord. N. J. Phone Keanabura Hidiul Hti-cRt. iihone_Ked JJiink 1410.* Util: ^ DWELLINGS, garagei, jobbinK. etc. if 5 Camera Taken From Kdfjar Drnlsc's you wish work done right nnd at thn WAri'IlYss"~wmiTc"drTxp'erienccd. Apply I Hed Hank. BUNGALOW for oale, fino location, corner i! __ 1__ „___ Home, en WiiHlilneton Street. WiiirjOXANNKL, troMcrn~1ort, j KUiiNI^H KI) " JtOOM fi ilot; aix roomB and sun parlor: easy FOR SALE, pm.'ill cttttiiKo, all Improve- .-foct condition; HIM nboitt 40; price $1.00. kinds of furniture. l'rank Howard, 6^ ntreet. Red Bank. N. J. family, near l»u terms. I'honc Red Punic i44. monis; (ri-otntiln t]evrM>tir<]; four year* Addicnn W. F. T.. drawer M. lied Brink.* The homo of W. Edgar Dcniso of Harrison avenue, Red Bank, phone 2081 or MONEY to Joan on 6r3t bond nnd mort- EK1) HANK Employmont Agency nnd I pcoj.lc iirofciTcd. l-'-ir ji;n t ;.-ii!;,rs jsd'Jrcsa t^OB SALE in Rod~Bank, house of ei«M old; entirely refinMied intcrlnr; reason- Washington street was entered LADTKlt pliiyor piano for fliilo, nhn rolln; 044. sngfl on improved real estate worth Numot.' RegriBtry, telephone 1422; eatnb- P. R., drawci- M. Red Hunk." room3 and bath; hardwood floors, nil im-nhle terms; ]>os:=,eiwir>n AUKUBI ll.Jth. Phoro SfiC. Call Nellie Grant, Wllnon nvcn\io, double the amount loaned. Alitoo 3eeh- liehed 19^5. Help nupplied. iGferenres: • r= provements; corner lot 7Gxl5O (ect; one- Ilcd Bunk ]H7«-W. Addresia 4 Orchnnl Thursday night between !):lfi and ten I'ort Monuxmlh, N. J., or phono KeariB- FLOORS RESURFACED—We ipcciaiiza in man. nttornev, 10 Broad at,1 .*•*»* Rcr) nank. tiCH on cull dtiy or night. Mrs. I. But- ! FSTAT1AiLP WANTFFl third cash, bnlance morticaKc. Luker'a Iilncc, Little Silver, N._J. mahinK old floors look like new. New " WAIN ILU. Realty, Belford, N. J., phono Keanabur^ o'clock and a new camera valued at floors also reflnisberi. Eatircifttea cheer- by. 126 Hurdlnw road, formerly 4» j TOR SALE.'cstnbliHhcd rnnd^tnml «nif_ns" 1 502-M, or 745. $17 was stolen. Entrance wan gained ANTIQUE inui>la bed, just l>een roflniahed. fully alven. Crorlrr & Son. Fair Haven, ARTHUR E. BOYCE. pninter nnd dec- d^^Bkj^^ | | oline fit^tinn; fix miles from Aubuvy Cnn Im boiiKht client). Q. F. Qmmunn, Purk; K"fil loi-iitinn fnr tmirricil couplo; through the front door with the reg- N- J.. phone l{etj Hank 10H2. orator, wnll paper expert. I will he ADVERTISE—In tho Tn-Bora News, en j ,,lace u.il(l Ol,thiiil.linf:.s. ncrcaKC and FOR SALE, ten acres of good land on con- Jr., 11 Wlilto ntrcct, Reheivin(,'K. veste- me nt;-; r 2t,2, Ked Hunk, phone 301 G-J. , r,Q2-}t, or 745. SS.fiflO; 7 ncre^. SI'..:>!)!); lil. > acres. 5^0,- Baby Operated On, JERS"EY"~c6"AET"|n""u^7rry,~607"^Wost Front t»hle wnshrrs; machine knives uromul. dif,'- cnndition; nc;u- Ilcd I!;inl:. Addiess Houso CABIN CRUISER for rafe, 2Z-taot, atx-. 1 J te street, River 1'lnza. 13 tho place to brins Ker shears sharpened, etc. Kelisey's ShopH. MEN "WANTED to nick Hpides. AppTy it Wnntcd, diiiwcr M, Hed H.-iriK. • F6"R"SA__7 roadaundi living room- ^d X'no ^c-rnXn-^n ' M'OTT^ " '°" Dorothy M. Patterson, seventeen font, henni; cfunpleto. Cnn bo Keen S\in- cellar, electric; Lot 50x126 foot, corner; " At.iimnuij, ,.»_-.u ui i i». dny between 9:00 and 12:00; or telephone yout Inumlry work nnd BEIVQ one-third tho East Freehold, phono 368-K-21. Ritzau. Clover Hill Farm, Itivcidalc months old, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. nvennr, IInd Bnnk. $i,600, $600 cash. Also two and a quarter COUNTUY HOME for sale; cosy flvo-room fi.-»li-M, Ilcd Btink.* bill./ Phono Red Bank 1607. Charles Brcn- RUSSIAN PIANIST, with internntioniil 1 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. ncrca land. S900. Luker'i Eealty. Belford. bunRalow. cellar, Weatinghouse lightins: Raymond Patterson of Itumson, was ker, proprietor. joputnllon. iviII teach heuinnci-R nv nd- REFINED middle ascd lady deoiren poni- I-OHD TRUCK nnd Ford nednn (n pond N. J.. phone Keanaburg B02-M, or 1j_G__ plant: KurapQ nnd liuce outhnilillngn; two operated on for appendicitis last condition, for anlc rcnuonablo, Mr«. 1N 3T RU MEN T S bought, "gold anT "^oi^ vnnccd puiiiln. Wirite P. O. Box 100, At- tion an housekeeper in smiill family or FOR RENT—If you desire to rent in Red acres land, hiehly elevated; J-I.OOO; terms. 1 s!X^SOOM~bungalow on Main atreot. Bo!, week at the Rivervlcw hospital at Ccortio I utter so n. 22 Sunset avenue, Itcd chdnuud; bargains and expert repairing Inntlc HiRlilundn, N: J. _ _ _ idowerV home; rnpable of tnklns full Bank or vicinity we have a very isirKa Luker's Realty. Belford. N. J-. Dhona ford. lor sale; also nix-room houao at Hun!;.* of all instruments. Scott's Radio and M»- chame. Cnll Asbury Park 1679. llbtiny nvaihilde for your use. White- 0 < Red Bank. She la tho youngest per- ]WIliL DEnt my ~vlolln~atudIo>~8~Brood Middtetown, near dep"t;- 52,600; three Kei-r.Hbun: •^ --^__ __J_ii'jx Bb Store, 410 Main street, Acbury Park, YOUNG WOMAN would like gcnct-ul houBe- P;ich, Inc.. Red Bunk. eon to be operated on for appendi- CAMIM mntnr boat. 211x7 feet, marine cn- ' strecL, Red Bank, durine the Rummer on acres woodland, nenr Keansburu; Buitnblo NEW S"0UT"HERN roloniiil houno. ilx N. J. woik, day or week; or washing; hiive 1 trlne. M00. 10G Center avonue, Atlantic Tucsdny, Wcdncuduy. Friday and Satur- HAL1 ' of double house for rent on Lake- for chickens, SI.500. Caleb Luker. Bel- rooms, tiled hath nnd kitchen, breakfast citis at. the hospital and the second reference. Wi'itc'Box 71. Htghlandfl, N. J- IlitihliuuiH, N. J." BUILDER and contrnctnr; entimates fur- day; ngency for leimiririK muHical instru- rooms and hath. ;ill improvements: lent ford, N. J., phono Keansbur_ 502-M, or jionli fully equipped; firejiliice, titenm hent, youngest to undergo an openilion HOUSE-MOVING TOOI^S; comiileto Ret. ni3hcil promptly. William Schloeder, m_e n U_o fjd I_k i ndB. _ IU11I o 1 ph Male how. _ CHAITF r V, 11R~i th~N o w Jersey nnd Mnry- 743. oak ttnnvA. open porrh with vc«tifauit, corner Glenmiiry avenilo nnrl ItivorHi'ld DOG CLIPPING—Why let your <1OR Buf- Innd licences wishes position; four S3!i per month. PI,,mo Hrnnson 717, S. romidcte with ln'i'-rs pIumbinB. eiectrln there. The youngest person waa four- in f;iii- fomlitiim for nalc. Further piir- 1'OR SALE on account of rleath. modern drive. Ued Bnnk, or phone Efitontown 434. fer this Rummer? \Vorkmannhii> ^unnui- ycurs with last people. Phone 11H-J. Stevens, 130 K:i;iL Hivci" ro;id, Kum^on, N. dihh \vRphcr, Kri^idsiirc jtnd Armstrons teen monthn. old. licullira nnd prlre cnn be litid by r/illinic seven-room, house, two bath», sun nui- nt. M x-a, riilternijn'B, 2~ Sunne't avenue, MexTcflii7Voldriii, tecd; nitcn rcnnontiltlc. Frank F. Puchcr, If.U Ki\ l, Rod Bnnk. liiuileum nil l,i;.li',n floor. Corner,, lot. lor, J'^xl-i, lmrtiy furnished; ILIXSOO feet.; nne-<'»r I-T:U :n;e. I"rice ?'.),r»00. Ruitnlilo Ked Hank.* etc., buttons, pinking, plaiting, em- .13 South nverme, Atlflntir Itifthlnmlx, N. J. GIRL WANTED ".fnr ee ml l-'OUK-HOOM h-.DU'nlnw nnd hulh; Kiirnjrc. fruit trees, bnrns, two-car Kaiauo. Now. broidery, trim mine 8 and noveltiei. Mas- terrm.. Jrtmc* Lnliau, GTS Rfver ros/), Won $10 In Gold. I-'Olt SAI-R. two-tub store icebox for nnlo JOSEPH C. IUCONB, mason, builder and home. 114 Wnllaco etieet. Red 21 lMirni;ui sivt'iuio, I-aU- Haven, N. J. man Springs load, phone 2263-M, Heil querade suits for hire. Tho Uandy Sbop, V:\U' Hnv.-:i. _ _„__ iciiBonalile. ShrdwHbury Market, Shrcwn- Kenernl conti*nclor: cstimnte3, i>lann, Kpe- Giill Uetl liaiiU •ll^-K. • Relief flro company of Red Bank Ifi Brnnd ntrret, ltd Bank. riflcations furnished; jobbing nml altera- HOUSE (or rent on Mechaiiie'strccT; good SIX-UOOM hollow~"ti1e" h-uVse, hot \vnter HOWARD WHITE, SI Portland road. BUTLER, mnrricd. would liko ye nr-round hem. onk floors, lilo lculi, pun porch, disposed of a ton-dollar gold piece WICKKIl SET of throe piece« in perfect tions Kiven nuecinl attention, Office 2-1G location, near center, of town; suitable FOR SALE, bungalow of five rooms; im- Highlands, N. .1., nouse mover, founda- Lci^rhton avenue, Red Bunk, plione 165. position; nhaolutcly nobcr nnd can show laundry, ^'»rajre. -"F .^. r» 0 0. Terms ar- on the co-operative plan at tho roruiilinn. Cim be Been jit G. I*. Gram- first pins:* i-efcfcnces: last thvee years in for small family nm| re^t is very reason- provements; Efti"iye. chicken house: lot tion* built Hhnne HinhlundF 127D-R. able. Apply »t the office of iSiamiinii Eia> ninjrcil. .1. Pnithcrn. .11 Monmouth street. CONTIlAUTOItS and builders. When you 120x1110; $4,801). Terms. John Fries, r Strand thcator on Sntunlay night. nnn, Jr., 11 White _ntreet, KcdBniik^ ___ __ Rum.^tin; nlso pood driver. Pleaso phone lihone Hod Bank 9- ,'J, THK HIGHEST prices nuld for nil kind>i aro thinking of having work done, by ner Co.. or teleptume_R_c)i .Rank_ljOO- Hance nvenue, nenr Newman Springs roml, IIACKlili" CItA>T"ari"eed"b"oai f realc, 2fi Ited Bank 10SO, or addrcsa Butler, drawer The Roltl piece wan awarded to Ce- O of furs; also live chickens. Jo* Qakur. day or contract, consult Ending, Johnson FOR KENT or siile, butiKalows and houses; RedBank. NEW TILE "bui'.Kiilow, five rooms, tlli foot ; HGttnn f'P- i" mnhoRiiny. R. \ cil MacCloutl. 230 Mechanic utreut, phone Hed Bnnk 2303 'A Koike. W*> have our own lumber vfini. some barcaini. ('""ourleen acrea land near SHREWSBURY PLACE for sale; ten-room Imth, oak flours, open fireplace. Holland C.il)bon«, Ml(lilletmvn,_N1 J.. phone Ofili-Tt. WOMION with initintivo can net Bubstan- Keansburir, euitable for poultry farm: only hoiifitj with electric lishta and xn», three- heat; lot r.O.-^OQ: t,'nrnj:e: Sfi.SOO: on tial jimmies nil year round (not mere CJliAPlOlAJS for pule, 50 rents a dn7.cn t6.bOO. Caleb L. Luker. Delford. N. J,, car warase, barn 26x32 feet, »outh cast tei-mx. John I'lftithcrn, 31 Monmouth Tho Pupor That Gncs Hom«, JOSEFH L KNIGHT, auctlonoer, over ARTHUR E. BOYCE. painter and dec- pin-money) hy r.cllinK our liiph-Rrnde, low- mul mi. Hni> Hnnily, River rend, Fair phone Kennahurg 602-M. coiner nf Syfnmore nnd Shrewsbury ave- Rtrcct, phone Red Bnnk Tho ReRlster lias tho largest cir- Haven. N. J. twenty years' experlenca BcllinB orator, wtill paper expertly hunp, in-iceil house ilressea. Amenta wanted for OKsYiTAUL- ollice fur rent in th« Eisner mica, Shrewsbury, lot 100x250 feet: de- irE"AUTlI'(Yl"rili7«-r"oi>~m "iTuFbiith 1 culation of any country weekly in tho BOotls at auction. I sell anything any* quality Interior painting, houao pnint- Itcd Punk and (Uirroundinjr communities. United States. It is cherished an uFOR SALK. five Hixteen-foot rowbont» in Every' housewife JI good iirospect. Write biiildini:. Apply a.t the office of SiRinund Rir.ible Bite for automobile servk-e nlsition. low; lot ROx200: near bus line; . . KDnd ronditlon: nlso seventeen-foot where. Phong Red Bank 727-W. intr the envy of your neighbors. Of- itt onre. Victor's Knctory Outlet, 606 Eianer Co., or telephone Ued Bank HOP. Easy terms. C. H. Hurley. Shrewsbury, N. water fit ream running through property. tnember of the family circle.—Adver- .To Im f on A turn Flyer powered wlfh John- fice, 18 River road, Rtimson, phono ('Inincllci' nveue, Hosclie, N. J. __ UALL fur rent; third floor. ID Droad J..__iihoiie_Ued Bank 4'Jy-M, 1'i-idj 5 J.1)00. I'I •.. thorn, fll Monmnuth tisement. Rnn Hit: Twin; bonl in comi'Iete; pcllint: nt COLONIAL HOUSE on Mechunic street, street, for lodgo, dacccj or entertain- e street, phone Red Jl.-ink 9.12. RiimiicT price of $3IB, -owner netting C. L. GRANT, Everett, N. J., carpenter 666, Rumson. two yeary n oldld , «ll x nndd tiltiledd ItImthh ; 1 ment^. Can be rented by the year, month l;uj;cr boat. Cull HHrlilnmU UIR1. nnd builder nnd houeo inunter. Rondy- boiiBCworlLCi' or mother'n helper. Apply dl fl d WKM.-BSTARI.liiHEp reitnurnnt biml- or evening. Apply K. li-nce & Sons, 12 hnrdwooil flomn nndd nil modern imiiov cut, hnmuB erected; nltcnitlonB nnd ropairn, i '1?, Cedar street, Red Bunk, phone 2512.* nus:*. modernly e'i'iipi'od; \nvua enpacity. W1RB" HAIRED ™Kox~ "Terrier"puMeiiT HK "OVERHEAD DOOR" for garatfos. . - _ _ _ .— Bd K^p mentrt; two-rnr garnKe. phruhbery mid On'miiin Urcet in Itt.i Bank. Owner in ill 1 AH work Kimrunteert. Chrivnca reasonable. Hliade trees. Price $R,500. Suitable terms, WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. lu'icci) tn BO 11. I 'red C. 11 ii vena, New Phono Mld2. K. J. ' :fI<]0 ntlVS thin fi.\-p«8nenKGr npecd boat; 84 McLaren street. Red Bank. i.hmujjii'.n^v.* .-___,„_„ cr.tbnstreet; ,tnuil Reed Bank, ntfo. r Applrent;y (avor&hleat tho offic i e HATCHERY, fruit and poultry farm for LA lir,E vivc•i- fi" (Hi t pr> 1"-•'ty. with lipnrinn LANDSCATE enrdener: new srcAtnds PART-TIME job wanted by cofored wnni- oi Siemund Eisner Co.. or telephone Ked ARTICLES FOR SALE. iloj-icncd for outltoftrd motor. A fust, TYPEWUITER headquarters. Typewriters Bfilc; twelve acres: ?ir>,0flO. C. It. Ben- i •iphtH: th il ItH n and bath. hot »•«- :ui: ROOII references. Apply nt 20 Vend Knnk 110(1. «cnworlhy li'iat. Apply Rny Stillmnn. laid out nnd planted; old Bronnds rented, bought and eold. Trubin'a. 68 jamin. Vund.-rhin-H, N. J., phone Freehold ter' licnt, ic o ]i i pe• r roc-f tlV(j-tai* Enrnso: Knlontiiwn. N. J._ Prond Btreet.^Red Bonk. m rt't'i, Red Uiu\k.• F(JIt UKNT7~b"turea, otliccs, tlata, boused. d hti > CANARY birds nnd jrold fhh lor snle. Wo lmtirovcd nml beautiTied. Trees rnd •1U3-K-21._ »h; idi*. pave t \ t\ onli [lncca. I'rlcott now have a full lino of cunnry birds nn>l rOitCIl'sCRKEN with tloorr'4fix"pO, SJtioft"; ^sYE^(S^7bak^^ «AKDENKR-ClIAl7Fi''ElJn, competent, rc- apnrtm«nti; inijirovod; nil locatiuna. J _*t lo «ell. rr«jlhf phn n 0 Itod Bunk 052. nhrubbery Hprnyed and pruned. Ad* i off Broad street, at 12 Mechanic street, FARM for »aic, one find n hulf miles from cold nsh; nlso bird ami fish «uppli«s. W. jilfio nnmlol mi rrnr with hoveled KIFIRR. tcr eyitern inst;illed, We specialize in linhle, cunable ; S4, married, life cxi>ciiem c resi ncu ,f it ion nis, hot Co. Red BaiuVlmif :t milo to achool; »l>ouL STTKND'ID" i'le "clir> W. Kennedy & Sons. 41 IJrond »tr--Pt. Re,l SKI; two IIII-KO trunks. ?2.50 each. Cnll vice Kladly Kiven. « N. Butte'rVmch, putnp repairing. Residenco Middletown. N. nlMu-nnc-hcR ^ardenint; and care of ncntle- [ [-»n'l * twenty neve*. some of these woodland; nil wntci- hen!, nvn-i'nr cinnKC, rtno nlimta Hod Hunk S49. box 232. Fnir Haven, N. J-. phono J., phone Red Bank 1118-J, PlumbinK, | man'r ntry cstHte; curefu! the cleared lnml nil l'lantcd in croiis: new trot's: lot xn\;i()l): loriitcd on it iMinrreto I!AHV" WIIALB~niiii^7Wt nnd -mo" Hed Dnnk 3087-M. henting nnd tinning. Fred G. Hurst. I tint AtldrcsA P. O. Box ST., for rent at DV Ktroet. nc.ii- Ilrna.l strcfit. Priro SI2.ft00. PEKINGESEVloirV Inr pulo; roTrulnr toys. month and upwnrdq. 1\ K, Kennedy, •*& five-room nil i tin* for utilo: ni-ire ?100. Cnll It. Wntor- WILLIAM V. DIETRICH, plumbing, neat- Station Tl, Lone prnndi. N. 3. Hu.!lpy-Halt. !i!» Moiini'tuth Htrect, iihtine Coylo'ft Konnclii, Nutawnnip romi, tihana _ast (-'runt strict. Hud Bank, vhune 2051. fully furnishoil: ' mitbuildinrs. chicken luny. Hed Hnnk ,4 fifl-W. ing nnd tinning;. Pumps end windmills YOTNG LADV with ticven yeitrs' rlericitl Rc.l llniik IfHH. _ Ked Bunk Ur.tf. AUTO AND TUUCK pniiHinc; also trucks repaired. Atfent (or M aster carbureter ; exi'erienire. would like ponitlon: lins } ][O1 SI' hfiuse onnn nrcoimd 400 chickenst nf leu. vinVove wilintrye reason. IJ-. ltKAUTIKIM, HOME on Sliitiwflliury ilvor, iUf 6U1U Illl dirt, KrntliuK ut ull klmH, FOLDING "run v.-ia irociTrfih''vcVy 'Vomi ron- it'ttered. Gcorgo Turkor, Kano lant, coal Bnvlnjr device. Fits any furnace, 42 kno lcdjre of typpwritiiiL- nnd hookkceti Nutflivamp rojul. Red Dank. pint 7."i':'^r.0: !u-plv(! ninnis/ (oui- hnth«. also rondwnya built: iviikcwood BiinO. (iiliftn for nn!c; cnn bo «ceh nt 1R Clny MIddlotown.N. _J. I^ichton avenue. Red Dank. Phose Mrcoi, rair llnven, N. J.. Mrs. <*.• V.. rhotie Middletown _72-F-42,» nn<| street. i>lu : Rcrl M:ink 7[)1. , phono ti'J-l-J. lint Wilier licit : under I'l'irctl; hirse Rnvak'P. washed srnv-1, a log, cindcra, hluo Btonc. W. \. Iii.|i].inK. f> I.iinlnii i>l!ice. [ted Bank. Vricet rraeonnblQ. Howard O, Itooovelt. ('ltd (teller. Body ran ho In ken out nmi WORK >VANTED—Good iilain rook nn IiUNGALOW for nnle, five roomn, kitchen, SlHU^TI—A~nnoio slboot of Mualo; Phono :'.'.17." pphono 1585. Rcci Hnnk. iinud iifl hwinp In cnr. ___ liousewnrl.er wishes position; no laun filter nnd liRhtB: price 3150 down HICJ expert instruction on violin, mandolin. MISCELLANEOUS. Iirmpe. with .".11 im-' BARGAINS in furniturei . We carry one oi VA('TlT~T~KNHER, hulIri»"y~Lowiy~&""Son". dry. ("nil or write 43 Harrison nvennt iost on necond mnrtiriiice; nn Shrewsbury FOR SAI.H nt Atlnntic }nKhlnn(!n. nino- cuitiir. ukelclc. Bteel Kiiltnr. banjo. Bnxa- >vcment;i ; lu vn'cr hc:-t, niic-cnr tho InrscPt Bto_iousa furnishinufl in the atntc. Buy con- rrijipoi* fnHteitcd; new CUKIIIQ ln»t Anpunt: paired. 47 Washington street, tied Bnnk. Kcd Link's V.esL Iniry rtvenue. Red Bnnk.* $r..00n. 'r.'ini:i. Owner. Tl. (Ijiiiincr. Nuve- tents of homes outright, or sell on comram- no have Gonit* yooil fi-enli dairy nnd fam- bnuwiin in niilrk buyer, Onrvjo H. ll(1)>- phono 1761. IIC:! ]n>:ntinn : hnn nd refciciu-o-. ] resi enthil f-ct ti I nl U r Hc:tlt y i-OR SALE, on Syca cniic, Rhr »inl.. N. .1." _ oion. Gcoran 1_. tUberto Co., inc., Slitte CHICKENS wanted; will pay iitffbfat ily niWR. Will Kive Kond cxihan^c for rrtt (",»., StAtq Hitrhw^iy, Red Hunk.* Ji)t'r:s, NewttKUi S g's runt), llc-l j Cn bury, n l'lot of jrrijnnil 100.\19O feet FOR SALE. :'ix-room hin^le HiRhway (OIIO milo north of Rod dunk,. market ortces for (owln and broilers. beef hh B- Zlntklnlkl , FlFreeholdd . SI N I Y-F(.1OT yacht, fully equipped; will deep; Ulonl location. ?3.»nO. V. A. llop- of Hik'li nml Mechani mets: bnrgaln. Fhone Red Rink 2B71. Call or write Alex Zwiekl, 89 North N. .T., ])h«nc 26. 1 it. I'hnne 15B4-M. RRo d Bank.k * CONCRETE, gravel nnd niaaor. Bimd for • • •!••li'i- Tor cnah or trrule for pmnllor Hrondwny, I1OT12 B ranch, N. J.. phono pinjr, & Linden plru-c. Red Rftnk, phone BRIO. U. nitxau, phono -240-W, lltd bnc. iv.'-Mii.'.. Rod Itnnk IS.^0 or 2371. 1800. 1 WANTED, v«al Cfilvo^, beet cattle and drivci ; totiil nliPlain urn." ^______^_ _ „ Six ACHES for milo. thrco Bnnk, m t..ll .it 'i' '• rtyitle drive.?^ \ddrcFs ChnufTcu GAltACE fur rr-nt. NauKliton'a GtiriiKu. in ' iTilANn new liunnalmv of five rooms and . trrapoK. vunnlni: brcio't: pigs, Top market prices paid, cash. n. N. J.< uAc* to Red nnnk. llvo minntpn FOR SALE, add ins machines, dot'lo, infes, COI,!.!!•,. lc!i,;']p, cno ycn-Told; trnotl wnTch" LANDSCAPE enrdener. Pruning Itumsuii. Call Uumson. AZZ.4«>i. _ ii imth, all improvements: open fi rep la re; •lir.;; -:• It).en. Telephone 40? Enton- A- E. Crawford Co.. Tlnton Falls, N. • rent: nl^o BLX- '• cnr.avro. Price Sfl.IiflO. Hadley-Hnll. I1? Pnndy Hook' Owner, P. Gnrn. Mm. J. n. ricrnon. irtS Mnin how to plant, T. H. Stll«3. 17 Hnrrl> cntnto, in JtcJ Bunk nnd oinity. In JtEI-'INKD mil die njjr.( ,..,„ (]o«lrcTn'iT; Inimiri' C. VV.Ct07.iur. 171) Fair Hnvcn roa.i. ] Btrget. T'hnnn Roil Ilnnk 7 70. ___ j^ • on nvenur ricd Bank, phono 11)91. nmoimin of S^.000. $5,000 and $10,000^ pljii k •I hrai^koippr in ' ?'"' «»"n. N. J.. p'in.,<- Kr.l Hank I n«2. | Wliite-Pnch, Inc.. Hed Bnnk. n.l,,HV homo. Address, i HOUSE [or rent; m...,t .irsi.aldo Ii TBOPICAiri'TSH for iciloTlivo'brnrcra nnd l-'Olt s MA'.. HomiiiKton Stnmlnnl typc- family . bubble noftotB; vory intcrpat.hiK. Scon vri'ci': nlnnmt new, lltllo lined: piico $1.0011 'WANTED for "ono yenr on tnort- ' s. T. S.. Station II. I,on^ nninrh. N. .1. fivur finni: ttituatoil oi! point witti EXI'EIM nutumuhilo wnshor now in eharia b? nppolntment. D. 1,. ROHR, 1 Allen rlacc. ?10. Addrens Typwrltcr. dr»\vor M. Hcd BIIKO: ton per cont. l.on.is nml ,-..sti: KF.FIN'KII WOMAN. i.\|wrli-iu-eil. woulil | full of Lho wash stand nt tho Boro Bussfi. n.tintlily payment?, pnnt-ittnl and intoicsL. like full chnrce of [Joseph Sesta. \ <:i I cslali;. IH MonramuH RBd Bank, j^liono f»fl2-M. Inc., Glotiu Court unit Mfchanio etreeU : Ail(ln»K GUtjCdBo, drawer M. IleJ Ilimk, (crripu- iKltlrpfs Bd.xUtieot. lied jf.uik. "DRY OAiPvood" in Htovc~"MU\ ' fli ci"il"iiVo"I'OR S\i,K, leo Itnxcp, RftR Btovo, Iliiby (let your cur wusned while in town, Sorv. lensthfl, (lclivci-cl; nlun tniclor plowini; Ciiiinl pliiiui, hcrironm nnd dinliiK room ic«_ cnarnntrpcl, MOit'i'tiACiE wnntetl ; ?:.,ono wanteil lirancli.N^ .!-• ! KOUH-Uotl M :i ,..•: t ni.nl- f^i miit, ci.'i per nnd buy linlliiK- J- H. Carney, ithoi.o Ent- Milieu. clifili-H nnd m»ny othrr iiftcful I'rivnto rCHirloru-n :il Keyinnt. viilimtion POSITION tud rrroom. marriod. montii; livi-i' n ho,;:!! .> Jtl month, or C AH V' U N T"_ It uiiTt ~_>Ti 11 il«r. tfcnurttl r? ontown 19-H-l. I him:*. Ounrc .It. Rnlici-tn Co., Ktnte SU.r.OO. Aililrc»i< Morti:ai:o Money. | :1S, formi I'ai'tiun; cxpciient'cl ! for tale ^l,i;im. -:;on d'.v, 11, |.;.la:Ho numth- pnirinu, catimat*:* nivtn on nil kinds of ; PIPELES3 'hcn'ten'~'comvlcl*iy 'inVtflDcil Hiirliwiiy. Red nnnl(.» drawer M.* l imln imnio •r farm und PRtn!e; ly. .1. 1 *. S. nil Im. r. 111 lil. : ;i\cnuc. At- biiildinj;-!, bin a prints furnlaheil: priced lillci-viow Snmlnv nr ' Inilllr Hii:iiland<. N. .1. anywhere, $rnl in carpots ihnmpooed nnd dry cluaneil. I'iceliol.l. N. ,1., ph...MI l'.ddiol.l lllj.l'.il.i man who wantn n hpljipi' nnil Mndi; ono i.i nblo tn l i.:i.l slice Mnnniniith fiimnty. l'rcd 1). Wlluift Co., J'ICK lTHt". Ui,l'V, lfiO"lTuii. o!t:lit tVTxvoI^o Old enrce! s mndo Into miri. Ran nl. Swetliiih. 1 H turn out more things h(* m.iltt-i find ;uipply nioro Red Dank. N, J. wi'uKn did.: If you want sumo Knod plus ruK» woven. Tclfplionp or a postal Y< on IK d. 061 lii ver roj d. 1- air J' (•hanilierniaid- r |J i I» ZlM l * people; tlir housewife who ?C]1H somn HIP i.KM I 1 urn I* JToTTSKiI()"[J) Vm-lVftiirer l' ' vnn lumt-.; cnrii «fli farlriR our truck to your II n\ ft!. ^ 1 11 ru R h, idiom* 2)1. 1 dlnlnu. llvlnc nnd bcdi'mmi niilos, JM; (; ., I. mn, il. SCO : lin tloor. MoniiHiutb Curpct Clennlna It ' 01 IN CJtn iifle d" r qie lenri'd ~~l •h- Api'l.' .M r:.. .). J. turf: grts money which .^ho cm w^- tn in:ilio hcv tnblo chlUre Jl, CUl|irtH, ico \m\vn, i;lnvet, TOM ATOKii, liDp'iiprd." pnnn!imli>r 'rnhbnVr id en 10 •». Srnh-li, os e V in.) hit ol » ih- (Juiv.k . !.•' lu.tfl, Asl.uiy Vi.Mrol.nl. niilloi.. rhllTtniioifl, • 11 p ncci B. ?fi; l.nhlriiiil. 1« niatRi-iiiln fnr unit'. In- Pitneitu. Wllhiin H>r,«l, R, 1*. !>. Nu. 2, \,V\ l()R nil nnH-iihi:. ptuntini.' and dorona- v) en (i. A, Mlll_i', Clinn-h find CAnp- foot ; , Id f nilv Ilil •;i N. ,1 U h SI llro nl 1. re 1. Mil! IX" 111 1 >i A riABGAIN—- Miilinijiiiiy dinlim room It) (niN for niilf. .luncpli Til ton, Keunn- I family; willliiK to lenu r, Vl'r- Molfnvil. liox CO. l'iiono Kcnttuburtt : Write to Ito\ Sll. Itutiihiin. N. ,!.• All of tlie litllo wani.'i of the cnnitniniiiy and ninny •uito fnr nnlf>. ctHuiuitinir nf nlilcbuai ttitn Hnlh. nlxloim rmils «i\rh ; nnerlnl nrlr«n i (inn. twelM' voais esiioiienre; 1 ofc-1 eli.i",. Cn y oK llot-kor. J73 S iry Kogisler'a ClnsGiflcd Column;!. Bines ulielvofl; i>crvinir tit bio, K^ re 1 lent, In Imndiml lulu; now chick* received ilnlly. .Iii drawer M. Ited Hank.' il'ivn nnd iimlrrHlantU nil niiiV,o:i of . ai iuia. Heil Hunk, or lihono ftfifi-W, Ito.l condition. Sh«»\vn l.y (iMnilntniciit. V\l- I'IH i-iiiiui of iheefc under tlmt non, Cull H11! N 111: R K " \V A N T K11T Ii nil's e h"n 11 ondi. .\.lilre: 1, M. L. P.. drawer M, licit llanl;." v'. 11.! Mnlllii.ni'll k ward_S. AJlnlrp, UoiJ Hunlt. i/« up nnd j/et full Information. Many of all l,iii,l>. Wo hnve. 11 wni||,,K l ' I.Htl, WANTKIl to rk In .-lii-.i. Kr.l Hank. nml pHiu. NAIIOIIIII f1(-, 10c nn[.i. TflOBfi ii iti wall Hi own lilitlii Hint will davelru. Into IIKDIH'CS. i»ni'lic!,, lli'ii!-. miilliFi, olc. IIIT- rnre. Fair Mineti, N, J., phono 81!) Krd ' TWt)"ty|"i A dinu'hiiul ?n:u In!!<...-. for en].', CUM t of nrlinnl u ul.l lil.i' | inolitul.l.. wlnlor lnyrrn, 11. 1,. Itunrh, It. nmiu'iillv i^tci minalud < icum utitct'd I ; Hnnk. 1 will cell nl M>rri!l<'<<. TITIIIK If M), T. I). N<>- I. H.'d Until;, phonn Mi.Idle- nit.. «vl«imln:ili>.l \k i t Ii liaincd foiuun dint JlKADY.TIl 1)DO0 youy.Hiir- tli.o.l.i.uth]<»diini-: iin»l..dl l,,,ll,,Inilliii;^. ,",V!"1 ^".'.Vl V" In" U,i Fnr pnillriilm blrc^ lionnbiMit. Ma- l ; rin "".'."-"'.' 'r'. Hiwn i;iiH-l'-l;i. lmh-(inciH. l li«.no Ai'luiry '.ISCt. Jack M cldnn, «ltiiw«r M. Itc.l lh.i.1.. fCnnitlrk, llolmdcl.-'N. J. Krmliii'l.. rM«'irnHmt(iv, n-t nl.liMird In An- W1LI, 11OA1II) rlillilrcn liy (hniluy or'lTy" , 111 MIIIIIII.I'.IIII : Why bo nnilnnctl with nnytdhij: l«nn (linn bi'n v I'lirk :ii> y«.;ir«. tho week; llreni'eil. 18 St. Mnty ji plncu tlon; rout ill ill'ir 1 I M.;VV lii I'l.1 I truiiK• . l«>»lth/ .'Iilrli* fiinn tfupry ono ot 1 U It N Jill It!. !>i,ii):l)l. iu.1,1 nnd c\r|iiUMtcrnnche<: ulno iftnilHcnpet In oil or wafer .Jill I,I,, l.'l V 51!.(Ml juv diM.rn. 51(1 (itir hun-'-- »-^ ' .Washlniiton street, lUd Jin nit, phgnq SUB, COi Main Urcct, Avon-by-tho-Uej, N, J, 3i Diiitm und lil ll.u.U ,.s;-»!.' Page Sixteen HED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16, 1930.

tho municipalities which would be.most benefited by the WJ5ATHEB OBSERVATIONS. ACCIDENT AT LINCROFT. "Tbo Street ot Smiles." 5 boulevard have, been steadfast in their devotion to the THE RED BANK REGISTER Work of tho Station Located at Fort Newark Man Sent to Jail For Driv- To The Editor Republican party. All that they got in return was ing Without a License. ESTABLISHED BY JOHN H. COOK. promioes. Apparently the only remit of their mount-Ing Monmputh. of The Register: AUCTION SALE I Olof Carlson of Newark received Not long ago I strolled down pluralities for the .Republican party has been to con- Fort Monmouth, N. J. CAP)— The Broad .Btreet with a friend from vince the powers-that-be thnt these bayshore places will weather, which Mark Twain tsaid ' bad jrash on his left arm and acv- GEOHGE C. IIAKCE, Editor. •ral minor cuts nnd bruises Satur- New York noted for hla perpetual -OF- FEEDEKIC S. HAVES, Munatlng Editor. stay regular, regardless of what kind of a deal they set. people talked aboutt but did iiulliille cluelse , ,. f austerity and before we had prog- Staying regular has not ;;ot the Haritan bayahore about It, la the chief object of inter- li"" "fSlu *'">•» >"B «'r collided with l owned and driven by ressed half way bnlow Monmouth THOMAS IRVING BROWN, municipalities anywhere ,-vo fav .'is Koltins •what they C8t to two observers at the armV post "" ""'""'obllP owned and driven by Btreet he turned to me with a quick rneterologicatlil l station, who spendd Jariiucl Wetzler of Newark, on the want Is concerned, and it would bo interesting to ob- nain remd at Line toft. Carlson ro- laugh and remarked "It's contagious Publisher and Business Manager. their days compiling data which in isn't it?" I looked around in alarm, serve what would happen if they kicked over the party recent years haa been mnde. increas- rivvd treatment at River view bos- by showing less itiil. but promptly recovered when he add- TELEPHONES: traces and tried a. difforont ingly necessary by-the advent of the ed, "I mean the joyous expression, on partisanship. Corfu Inly. th\, ould not fitfp worse than airplane in commercial cnteri)ri.se. II \\vtzler wns cut on his knee. Miss Red Bank 13. Bank 1300! j Durane Rich and Mius Ruth Rosa, nearly everyone's face—how do you they have. In the past ftom legislature and Technical Sergeant 9. \V. Palmer do it here?" —r state highway commission. nnd Duty Sergeant Max Ulumberg. lin'h of Newark, who were riding Subscription rrlces: with Carlson, suffered from shock. He had nn opportunity later of as- AH Improvements—Two-Car Garage $1.51) When a much neo-ded public improvement Is con- tn charge of the station, neldom Hay. certaining tho general uource of tho One year "Nice day, isn't it?" for the reason : They were treated by Dr. Jacob .75 stantly put off (here in nothing sn rft'rctive as independ- tlie Every Boy and Girl in 'greater numbers in MonnuuiUi county todny than at | weather ,huroa'u list, is tho aneniom- swimming at Now Point Comfort mother in Austria. Ho also visited owner has .instructed ' olor, composed nf four cups, oper- fTtvich, ncni' Keansburg, Jnst week, Germany, Switzerland and Poland. the auctioneer to sell. Should Know How to Swim. any time since automobiles became a common moans of I ated by, and .spinning in the wind, I The cut was deep and one of the ten- transportation. He made the return trip on the This is the season of water sporis, principal* among and which records thr wind veHbcity jdons wtis served. The boy was Bremen. TERMS—very reasonable, made known tiny of :;ulc. which are bathing and swimming. To get tfogSgreaUst The status of the horse and tho automobile has com- near the earth. To determine tho. vc- brought to the Rlverview hospital at pletely chnnppd. It u?ed to he a distinction to own an locity nnd other conditions high up Uod Bank, It Paya to Advertise in Tho Register. OEORGK II. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. benf?ftt out of those sports and to enjoy them with automobile, hut this is not the cusp now. It is a dis- the observers .resort, to the uso of „__ _ maximum oE safety everybody, especially every boy and tinction to own a horse arid ninny workers after recrea- small ballons. which reach an altl-i girl in good health, should know how to swim. Every tion are turning more, nnd more from the automobile tude of several thousand feet. summer has its toll of deaths by drowning. Almost all to the horse. This does not mean that automobiles are The balloons are. filled with hydro-i ;..of the victims of drowning wnuhl have escaped death in any less popular or nny loss likely to bo used. Their gen gap until they will lift 132 prams. this manner if they had been nble to swim. standing as an adjunct of civilization iy secure. As the outside observer releases the SERVICE But the numerous druwninp accidents seem to car- balloon he telephones to a man in I MEASURED ry no lesson to the living, in spite of so plain a warning One does not have to bo aged to remember when the station, as he watches through a ! A Great Musical the first automobile made Us appearance in this local- telescope. At the end of each minute j NOT BY • • every summer seea persons who do not know how to ity. It was bought 31 years ago by.Frank C. Storck, the position of the balloon iy recorded ' GOLD • - swim, or know but very little about' it, venturing Into who now lives, at Little Silver, and it was operated by on code charts, whirh nrrr most in-; BUT BY • • deep water. Almost anybody can be taught to swim steam which was generated by gasoline. Two years telligible to the export forecaster. j THE • • • and.wJth Red Bank surrounded by so many places later Lewis S. Thompson of Hrookdale farm bought a By means of a piece of radio equip-! GOLDEN where this sport can bo enjoyed there is smalt excuse similar automobile and there was a race between the ment, perfected at the Fort Mon- ] RULE • • for anyone boiny ignorant*of this accomplishment. The two machines on Parker's track, with Mr. Storck and mouth laboratories, air conditions Girl and Boy Hcout organization ana this Young Men's Ely Kirby as the chauffeurs. Mr. Storck's car won may be taken at night or during nn SUNDAY, JULY 20th Christian association encourage and give instruction handily. impent ruble fog. This apparatus swimming. For those not connected with these organ- consists of a coil, a tube, a battery MATINEE and EVENING izations friends can no doubt be found who will volun- About 28 years ago there was a race on Ridge road and a small transformer, all of which teer to act as instructors. Drowning accidents ivyould between an automobile, and a trotting horse. The horse costs tho government S'J.80 for each be reduced (o a minimum if all who venture on or into won by a big margin; The automobile caught fire as release. A cluster of six bn lions is the water were able to swim. it crossed the finish lino and it was badly damaged. In used to carry the increased weight. JNew Convention' Hall those days most folks regarded the automobile as a Two radio direction tinders arc concern is harmless grotesque machine. It hns since been paid that used by the observers to'follow tho tn think tip better ways —0-0 -0-0 -0-0— horses showed more foresight than human beinga in be- course of the invisible cluster. Tho Asbery Park, N. J. radio transmitter sends .out signals Ut Service 0| serving. Material ing, frightened by automobiles at that time. It was not that can be detected for 15 miles. In MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT considerations,' we feel, should be of sec- Protection Against Competition until several years later that the public began to realize this way the chart can be kept ac- Is Due to Local Bus Owners. the benefits and dangers of automobile traffic. curately in stormy areas. ondni'Y importance to the truly modern There is no need for the valuable thoroughbred ARTHUR mortician. The mayor and council of Red Bank did the right horses of Monmouth county to be. frightened by auto- thing in protecting the bus owners of this locality STRANGE COW FOOD. AND HIS mobiles today. They stand no: chance of being run Our efforts tn perfect W'oiden service in against competition by companies which operate long down, and in this respect they are better off than many Bovine Mother and Daughter Eat { WORLD FAMOUS BAND distance routes. In one instance a company whicn'runs Eggs, Cake and a Sweater. every possible way have resulted in a 1 pedestrians who are compelled by the exigencies of earn- WITH busses between Asbury Park and Newark received a ing their living to risk life and limb by walking on roads type of service that has proved most sat- permit to make stops at Red Bank, under conditions Albert Burdge, formerly of Red j without sidewalks. The thoroughbred horses of Mon- Bank, who owns and occupies a farm] isfactory to many. •which will not interfere with the business of the local mouth county are too valuable for their owners to let between Tinton Falls and Scobey- bus owners. The permit states that the company must them run this risk. These horses wend their ways over ville, bought the hay crop on Well-. TOSCHA SEIDEL not make stops at Red Bank except to discharge pas- bridle paths or other sequestered places, safe from the ington Wilkins's farm at Tinton' INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN sengers from Newark or to receive passengers for New- hustle, bustle and dangers of traffic. When one of these Falls. A few days ago he sent his ark. Service for other points is banned. horses needs to be shod a horscshoer with a blacksmith employees to gather the hay on the VIOLINIST It has freely been predicted that the. bus business place. One of the farmhands put hie ! shop on wheels drives to the stable and does the job. lunchbox and hi3 sweater on the COLUMBIA BROADCASTING STAIt. ALBERT W.WORDEN •would, become a monopoly and that the small bus own- When it Is necessary for these horses to go over heavily porch of the "Wilkins farmhouse. | ers would eventually be forced out of business. Such traveled roads they do so not by their own leg: power When the farmhand returned to the ) POPULAR PRICES: FUNERAL DIRECTOR an outcome would be a poor return for the efficient ser- but in enormous vans provided with cork floors and house at noon the contents of the; vice which these bus .owners have given and for the every comfort and convenience that human ingenuity lunchbox were gone and only a rem- j MATINEE—2:30 p. m.; PRICES 75c, 50c. FUNERAL HOME prornpt manner in which they filled transportation has been able to devise for horses. nant of the sweater was left. Asleep j —/ENING—8:15 p. m.; PRICES S1.50, $1.00, 75c. , 60 E. FRONT ST.-" RED BANK needs when the trolley car companies went out of ex- on the porch were a cow and a call:. PHONE 557 istence several years ago. Some of the long distance bus Probably there is no counfy in New Jersey with These animals had nosed the lunch 1000 SEATS AT SOc. TICKETS NOW ON SALE routes are said to be owned by large utilities corpora- more horses than Monmouth and certainly there is no box open and had eaten its contents. BOX OFFICE CONVENTION HALI^—PHONE 6500. tions. county which has done more to glorify horses. These They had also partaken of the animals will never be so useful in a strictly business sweater. Not many years ago these corporations used all sense as they were in the days beforo the automobile. Mr. Wilkins bought the nnd their power and influence to oppose permits for bus They niay never play such a large part in race track the calf a short time ago from May- transportation because they wanted protection against sport in this county as they did in the palmy days of or Theodore G. Rowe of Oceanport. this form of competition. Despite the fact that there was Monmouth Park. But in other lines of sport and in There is plenty of hay, grass and a genuine public need and a genuine public demand for bringing pleasure to devotees, of equitation they are rap- grain on the Wilkins place. The con- auch service, bus transportation was prevented in many idly regaining their popularity of old times. This grow- tents of the lunch box consisted prin- parts of the state for several years, Eventually the pub- ing use of horses favorably affects conditions in various cipally of deviled eggs and calte. lic won out and this result washastened in this section ways. It helps to make Monmouth county a sporting John Cooper, who takes caro of the by the trolley companies going out of business. and social center; it increases real estate activity by cow and calf for Mr. Wilkins, says enhancing farm and country estate values; and it ad- that Mayoayor Rowe must have given When this section was threatened with lack of the cow, and calf special kind of food transportation it was not Uie. railroad companies or the vertises the county. and speecia l kind of Caro,, or these 54 BROAD ST. other big corporations which jumped Into the breach animals would not prefer deviled and supplied tho need. It was residents of this section eggs and cake to verdant pastures who supplied this service. They assumed the risks of and would not prefer a porch to Old being pioneers, for no one knew at that time whether Mother Earth as a place of repose. UNUSUAL SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK-ENS3 bus transportation could be profitably operated or not. Twenty Years of Promises ! Now, after the business has been put. on a solid basis, Twenty Years ,pf Nothing Done ! PIRATES' NIGHT. IN OUR MEAT, GROCERY AND FISH DEPARTMENTS. it is not fair that big outside corporations should step in and grab the beneiUs of the pioneering work of A few days a^o President Herbert C. Hoover broad- at Yacht Club Attired others. cast a radio address in which ho commended the fed- Pirato Costume. BOSTON ROLLED BONELESS Nor is there any public necessity for long distance eral government for having: sfnrted public works to Tho Saturday night dance at (ho service which competes with local companies. Long dis- relieve unemployment. Maybe* .tho fndern] authorities Red Bank yacht club was featured tance service shoulif bo what this term implies, with lave taken such action in some parts of tho country, as "Pirates' Wight," practically evory stops made only .for J-'^nir distance passengers. There! but in this locality nothing of this sort has been un- one of those enjoying the dance num- is no reason to believe that companies operating lengthy dertaken. The unemployed m Red Bank and vicinity bers being attired in a pirate's cos- have received no liolp from the federal government tume. Music was furnished by the bus routes wouhl piw )<-,>:\>r: service for short trips than jazz orchr.itra, which fur- the local companies. antf the most glaring example of this is shown by the j Ru|^or3 dlfnce. until FANCY FOWL fact that Red Bank is .still without a federal-owned > ,,.^,.,r On the c.onti:ii\ iiro js (he other way. Com- postofiice. o'clock. plaints about l by It ing distance busses rr , , The subdued light at the floating FANCY and about the b; '>i»~'ni;ed in such a manner Twenty years of promises and twenty years of noth- clubhouse, the ng done! bright color of the as to hog the 'ii very prevalent. In this This describes the postnfHce situation at Red costumes nnd the colorful de SELECTED Bank. Last winter, when there was great, unemploy- tions of the dance hall mado n vrry connecti'tn >• in *t:\n- tJi.-it the. driver s STRICTLY FRESH may nnt [>••> p' niiditinns. The bu ; ment, the plight of the jobless would havo been relieved pretty picture. Several paitins at- ,i->- u-Miiuin-.il>. 1 MI- uu^'^]hy startinParting the pnstoflicppnstofllce, and thethn. benefits of sucsuch nn tending the danctlancoe cnninimce by inotomotorl - are operaVii < ft jf it i.s nrce.^f-iry to run t i undertaking would have extended over to tho, present ciaft. and it was picturesque to ;;ce excessive 5pp.; the get to pine, r nv-.i^bi,. ri^kri in order tojppriodof l|npinp,oymcnti Kothing was dnno tho.n. There "P»'ates" making tlicir landing SUGAR-CURED FREE! LONG ISLAND thnt the r'-hv t:"Z Mn* aPPBrCnt "" T°™ aml Pr,°m!SCS th?1 MmC!hInfi Wm b° dOnP Ut'^C ^nce^^joyod a buffet lunch BONELESS AM lie. fl-i 2-m. Pkg. of FRESH-KILLED <-V:U\ halt ,n thc!^^ pti. 1 ^ U,c j-ruwmu.se rorwarO f.=- nf ii-;;r brini; ^obblf*d up by big deck between the dance nuinhcn, - President Hoover lvi.s tIT* reputation of being a great Granulated cor pur rr. >f c-1 >j j• (• v:iti 1 >na arc we. 11 .specialty numbers bring ren(le]iil by business man, y,-- Miry are brenk- thn orchestra while 1 cfre^hnu'iila Perhaps if he had looked more closely into the progress; Ing the " p- 'pn!i/.inj; a!! channels nf wiTn being «e.rve\i\\ nlcjiiR oth- nicnt j)i'o;;ram. ir.,' iro.-iiini shnuld be Twenty years ng*o the federal government bought the Ii: , aitp for the proposed nt-\v postnfHr^ at thn corner of 2 tbs. of PURE PRINT I Hrond and Canal strf-eta, necau:':o thl:= property la owned ON Fl'KOI'KAN TOl'U. j by the national government. t))f> town nt l\ed Bank, has j been deprived of roroivinj; tnxrs on this land for all of 3fr. nnd Mm. l.wn of ] Fancy Native small amount of ground rent for two hnuaea nn tho prop- Broad r.trent, who nre tuurini; hlui'upr, Munk'i}Mi!i! jr <= to the effect thnt co far theii- 1 LARGE •j] r.;t!"it;tn Briy have got prty tvliich wero owned hy fin r?;ta.fr and rented to pi'l- 'p.t another j^lap in t haa been moj-,t onjoynblo with • ..- the .vinior and early j vate parties. Tliia grounc! rent was ilisrontinued ficveral FANCY MILK-FED LEGS OF SPRING pprJnj,' ihry Jj.'i.Oif i nhiKlc exception. Wlnle at. '/AM tch, jf ut a . 'ate highway months apo. It rltd not anywlirie near begin fo meet Switzerland, they reccivd u mil to POTATOES prornitii; thnt a ni vmiM l)o built hi close the. intere.it on the cost of the por-tolllce "it0 and the hurry to tho bedside of Mr. KMI;I- proximity to Ow } r Vz Bushel Full Weight it to J(j;:lilands. • Ap- loss ar-tiixp? to lieci Jtnuk, " ".' nJlle's brother, Chnrlvu st in (he center of Red Hank's t iiPine-iH fiiHtrict, vlr- Holland, P'nim mouth county ji"i lUHl ( '.1' ] m:my i.m irii the crin;,iruction , tuiilly out of use, n bul!ding h;i.. been 1 ented for n pnat- will vlPlt .'iovoral other K of the propoyr-f] f :iid \v<,ultl : ff»r the un- ing neeii (he I'an:iion play at Ohor- inff thnt ilH IK'CII JJI njji.Sf (U) HKHC to the employed in the mannr-r in which I he pont oilier nitu- nminorguu, (iornmny. ntul stiite t!s:jt MACKEREL FILET FLOUNDERS SCALLOPS bnyuhore fH'iion df .Monri! nify llnuii; h thmi ation at Keb(inLt>tct:\ lirioi; i\i"p- ')] y. need of a new, nnd \n\y,i p iitotlire, Mini 1 patent tJonally clever in ]>m intyini; th<- tltf- €| lbs. O K c fc 1b. \c 1b. Hy, lor the |>:i::f 1 y.a ;u, I1 llilVl lo i'(M|uire rxplanfit ion. it Iluovi'r'.-( wonlt oT forcnt juiriii of the M..ty. been )) rig lit prosper. I :•> of : 1 hoi leva 111 1)i':lnK bilil: piai:ir- fi>r the federal JJMV* r may lie jipprojn-lnto for but nlwnya ti(>iu<>fhing him lia]>iir.no( In i- JlU. U lt])fJlH' iictlon whli'h ban been ti In iinmo pri|-t;i of lhf> nil- The clafitillU'il iulvi'rlls«Mnrnt:i In ^nent. Thla yen v'» difiiippolnttncnt. 111 n• i.ly 1 1 onr mm . tlon, but at Hed Hank tii« ecoifi ha:; li.'en twenty ; Thn HeKi-itcr contain worth while np- nddci! to mnnv iircvious uf nnd twftit yr r:i o[ nolluiu; clone. porfunitica /or rvcrvboriv.—AUvnr- Large Soft Shell Crabs $1.95 RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16, 1930. 'Pace Seventten

./ l'KRSONAL. the committee of ladies who will act ANOTHER HUM BOW? 1IAZLKT NEWS.' ho^tcHBcH of tho court of tho na- tional loby parade at Asbury Park Detectives Arrest Man and Selzo Ladles' Aid Knjoys n Picnic nt Allen- Mr. and lira. Edward S. Allaire of town. HOTEL < RIVERCREST Adelaide Court and Mr. and Mrs. Al- next monlh. Auto IJUUU of Liquor. bert S. Miller of Irving place left Mrs. Eugene Layton of Sunset ave- County detectives, riding on Church The ladles' aid of St. John's church Newman Springs Road, Near Bridge, Darly Monday morning on a motor nue Is upending the week with rela- atreet at Hcabrlght Monday night, went on a picnic on Thursday nnd RED BANK, N. J. \ trip of two weeks In Canada, Maine, tives at Newark nnd on Htaten Is- faponf. Ihe day wilh Rev. Henry John- saw two earn and a number of men Special business men's lunch. Discuss business problems In a Vermont nnd MuRuachusetts. On lnnd. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Kgan near tho dock. The men scattered tion and f;imily ;iL AHentown. They Corncr River Road nnd Washington Str«l, tholr homeward journey they will of Btaten Island were week-end when the detectives stopped. One of made the trip in one of KOIJO'H busvtj. i:nol, *»uiet placi*. Also Chicken and Shore Dinners—lobsters, stop off at Hartford, Connecticut, gucbtfi of Mru. Layton. Mr, and Mra. tho cars was loaded with liquor. 3n tho afternoon they went shopping hhell f'jiul. ("aterini; lo clubs and parties. Delicatessen with Full Line of High-Grade Meats where Mr. Allaire will pay a visit an'x fion Waiter iia.'j been visit- There was a boat at tho dock, but and oxploroii the town. Upon their Ilnoini OVITIIICJUIIIJ; tho River. to several insurance companies which ing Frank Pryor of Hnnce road. no liquor was found there. Later, icturn to thu parwrmage, icr cream MltS. PAIU.INK KNIGHT, Pn>p. and Canned Goods. ho represents In Red Bank, and they Miss Anna Donahue of Sunset ave- detectives arrested Harry ChrJstlun- nnd ca.lto worn wsrvod. Those who Telciihimo 1372. will alBo visit a. number of footwear nue returned homo Sunday after a oen of Rumaon, who was held in went on the trip were Rev. J, J. Mrs- Soda Fountain, Tandy, Cigars, Cigarettes, Stationery. Notions. manufacturing concerns In Now week'o stay with her aunt at New- $2,500 ball for illegal transportation Mer, Mrs. Harry K. Mauce, Mrs. Jos- Orchestra Every Night. Thu Best at Reasonable l'rlccs. England represented in Kcd Bank by ark. and potifiesfiion. Hurry B. Crook, eph D. Bcdlc, Mr;). Harry S. Cowlen, Mr. Wilier. Robert VnnBrunt of .Sunset avenue chief Investigator, was in charge of Mia:* Anna Cowlea, Mi*;: ]Jyltl:ih Mra. John Bucldln nnd daughter, was at Trenton last week. While the raiding party. He declared thot llycr, Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. Hubert Miss Kato Bucklin, of William street there he attended a polo tournament. ho helieved another rum row wuti T. Woolley, Mra. II. Alvln Walling, havo returned from a sojourn In Ber- Harry Eatelle nnd Henry Hlgglns being formed at uea and that he.ia Mra. Andrew J-. Latham, Mrs. Charles HOWARD FREY muda. of the Sunrise rod and'gun club have Gnjr to put forth every effort to D. Johnson, Mrs. William Lupton, SANITARY FLUMBEK Mra. Ivan L. Scott of West Front bought a boat from Ralph Brown, break it up. Mra. Carrie U. Walling, MrH. IZWu. street was operated on for appendi- manager of the Butler store on Bedle, Mr:!. L'lnrcnct; A. Voorhcos, 74 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. Shrewsbury avenue. The men redec- MVH, Hat tic Aumack, Mrs. Einiel citis lalrvifrlday morning at the OCKANPORT NEWS, STEAM and HOT 1VATKH I-'ITTING—Cutters. Leaders and Tin Hoofing Rivervlew hospital. orated the craft and launched it yes- Plmper, Mrs. Samuel H. Walling, terday. One slightly used Cruiser, 1930, in perfect con- Beatrice Moore, daughter of Ladles' Aid Society to Hold Covered Mrs. Frank P. Sproul, Mrs. Kliza- dition, for sale at a very low figure as owner has Malachl Mooro of Mechanic utreet, Elmer M. Smith, Jr., nnd R. Mar- Dish Supper Next Wednesday. beth It. -Wintrrton, Mrs. James Mor- underwent an appendicitis operation shnll Smith nf Spring street are rcll, Mra. John H. Bahrcnburg, Mrs. FIRELESS purchased larger boat. Friday morning at tho Long Branch spending two weeks' vacation in the The ladiea' old society of the Meth- Daniel A. Clark, Mrs. Albert H'.;i!h, hospital. Catskllt mountains. ofciist church will serve a covered Mrs. Stephen D. Lamborlson, Miss dish Bupper next Wednesday night. Elizabeth Cherry, Mra. Joseph C. Mra. Fred Fusco nnd daughter Mil- 1 Gas Range FV E. BRADY Church Notes. Each guest Is requested to bring a Cherry, MrH. James' Pedee, Mr;:, dred of Brooklyn are spending a dish of food and pay an admission. George B. Warren and Mia. Joseph Fair Haven Yacht Works week with Mrs. Lucy race of Oak- Rev. George W. Hcnson, a member COOKS with ^e GAS 'TURNED OFFl' land street. Mrs. Louis Williams of Long Hynr. of tho Ocean Grovo namp meeting Branch la visiting her parents, Mr. Ledona Evernham of Toms River association and .a leadfng member of Mlys Mario 10. Plunkctf of New and Mrs. John Silvers o( Occanport York is visiting her aunln, Mru. Is visiting her aunt on Oakland tho Philadelphia Methodist confer- avenue. She will leave in a few duyji street, ence, will preach Sunday morning at Krgina Cheval and MUJS Blanche TIIONE ASBURY PARK 4061. for fitrausburtf", where her husband Urailloy. Howard Colmorpen' of Long eleven o'clock at the Red Bank has accepted a position. Branch Is a guest-of John Mooro and Methodist church. Rev. Furman A. Mt«, Frank T. Switzzer nf New family of Monmouth street. DeMnria, district superintendent, will Sergeant and Mrs. Helms and two York is sp_c*riding two weeks' with children have been gueuta of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mulvlhlll havo charge of tho evening service her cousin, Ml.s.s Anna Cowlea. Mr. at half-past seven o'clock. Mis. Frnnka of Wolfe Hill avenue for Switzzer hn3 returned to New York American —at— of Oakland street spent tho latter the past two weeks. Trim Screens part of last week at Atlantic City. "Life" will be tho subject of the after spending llv2 week-end in Han- Policeman Benjamin Cook has Miss Avid Alice, a native of Scot- Jet. Saab Storm Doors Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of land and a well known magazine bought a new Kurd coach. Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July The Lucky Lindas clothing club Millwork editor and radio announcer at New held a food sale at John If. Bahrcn- Doora Garaga Doori Miss Virginia Costfrovc of South 20th. York, was a guest on Sunday of Mr. Orange has been visiting Miss Mary The Golden Text is: "Understand- burg'a butcher shop on Saturday af- Frames Stair Alaterlul Brodhead of broad street. ami Mra. Thomas Ross. ternoon. Marlon Peseu:;, Lorraine Corp., Inc. ing is a wellspring of life unto him The ladles' aid society will hold a MISS RED BANK Mlaa Catherine! Tope of William that hath It" (Proverbs 10:22). Bozm-th and Elinor Carhnrt were in Culumas Breakfast Nooks picnic at the home of Mrs. Perley chnrgn. TJio profits wore $13, (AI.N'ETTE DORN) street, who la employed at tho law Among I ho citations which com- Kiddle tomorrow afternoon. offlcca of Howard S. Higglnaon, Is prise tile Lesi;on-Scrnlon Is the fol- Mr. and Mra. Arthur B. Larson and Wlndow» Kitchen Dressers enjoying a two weeks' vacation. Frank Kcenan of Oceanport ave- daughter Ruth and Chris Lars en of 47 Main Street, lowing from the Bible: "Then spake nuo is entertaining guests from Es- Moulding with Miss Plainfield, Miss Perth Amboy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter II. Whltchill Josus'agaln unto them, saying, I am Elizabeth visited Mrs. Larson's al-ster, Medicine Cabinets sex county. Bradley Beach,— of Newburgh, New Y/ork, have been the light of tho world: he that fol- Mr.i Edwin H. Pescux, and family on Storm Sash Bu It-ln Ironing Brmrd3 Miss Freehold, Miss Long Branch visiting Mr. and MM, Edward H. Al loweth me shall not walk In dark- Mrs. Baker of Woodcliffe-on-Hud- Saturday. Miss Gloria Lar^en, who lalre of Adelaide Court,'Red Bank. ness, but shall have the ilght of life. Bon is spending the summer with her has been vlaltlng at tiie Pe.scux N. J. and Miss Asbury Park—will appear Miss Mildred Swift entertnineel a Verily, verily I miy unto you. If a family on Pemberton avenue. home, returned home with her moth- few friends Friday night at her home man keep my Haying, he shall never Miss Mary Welch of Long Branch er, accompanied by Doris Pescux, IN PERSON on West ttcrgnn place. Dancing and uoe death" (John 8:12, 51). is a guest of Mrs. Mary Hall. who will spend some time with her A bungalow owned by Robert gamca worn enjoyed and refresh- The Lesson-Sermon also Includes cousin. to compete for the title of "Miss Paramount" ments were served at a late hour. Reiss on Main street has been moved Mrs. Mary A. Cowles spent several the following passage from tho Chris- to his addition on Willow Court. A on the Stage of the Dorothy Grauso of Irving place has tian Science textbook, "Science and days at Asbury Park and Avon vis- store will be built on Main street iting 2'clativcs and friends the past returned homo from the Rlvcrview Health wllh Key to tho Scriptures' where the house was located. hospital, where she underwent an op- wet;k. ASBURY PARK by Mary Baker Eddy: "Jesus said Mr. and Mrs. Hanvorfen of Chicago eration for appendicitis. (John 8:51), 'If a man keep my say- I Mi.^K Anna COWIPK and Harry have been recent guests of Mr. andCowles. Jr., are spending several Misa Marian Gillcaplc of New York Ing, ho tiliall never see death,' That Mrs. Franks before leaving for a has given up her position as public- statement Is not con/lnod to spiritual days' at Asbury Paiit and Ocean sojourn °in Europe. While, abroad Grove. ity director for the Molly Pitcher life, hut includes nil tho phenomena they will visit Norway, Sweden" Ger- hotel. of existence. Jesus demonstrated Mrs. Harry R. Cowlea and son THEATRE many, Paris and London. Their two Thomaa G., have returned home, af- Robert ncussillc, son of Paul de la this, healing thu dying and raising sona, who attend collego at Chicago, Tieussille of Fair Haven, la spending tho dead" (p. 429, •130). ter spending two weeks with Mrs. Boardwalk at Fifth Ave. remained at home. Mrs. Hanvorfen Cowle'a daughter, Mra. Walter G. six weeks nt Camp Lindomcre at la a sister of Mrs. Franks. WomelBdorf, Pennsylvania. Sabny of Leonia. CLARA NOW I'JLAYINU Rasmus Miller is painting1 his Misa Sara IS. Armstrong of Hcrgcn Jeasc G, Webster and family of As- BRING YOUR PROBLEMS TO place and Miss Marie Vnndcrhoof or A GOLD MEDAL SONGSTER. hcuKe on Trinity Place. bury Park visited Hazlet relatives on South street returned Friday from The Woman's Republican unit of Saturday. in "Love Among the Millionaires" Oceanport will meet at the home of Blairstown neademy, where they took ADKLIC KArLAN WHX BROAD- a two weeks' course for Sunday- Mrs. Louis Millar Friday night Of- The Kcd Bank Register Is tho rec- CAST AT STATION WJBI. ncors will be elected for tho coming ognized meeting place of buyer and school workers. Tho school la spon- seller. The Register hooka up busi- THE COUNTY FINANCE CO. sored by the stale council of religious year. Thomas Ross, who has charge of ness interests dnd home life affairs education. Miss Vnndcrhoof Is sec-Iteansburg Summer Resilient lte- with telling effect by way of its great 244 WEST FRONT STREET. retary of the Presbyterian Sunday- cently Won Gold Medal Song Con- ihe army pigeons at Fort Monmouth, circulation. It pays to'advortiso in school and Miss Armstrong ia a test—She Will Sing livery Friday went to Brooklyn on Tuesday to get The Register.—Advertisement. teacher. Night at Red Bank Statjon. five paira of pigeons that arrived from Scotland. The pigeons were Harold Johnston of, Brooklyn Adole Kaplan of New York, who bought by tho United States govern- spent the week-end with his cousin, is a summer resident of Kcansburg ment, and will be added to the lofts Mrs. Wllllnm H. Francis of Newman will sing (ivory Friday evening at at Fort Monmouth. Springs road. Station W.JBI at. Red Bank. Her to $300 Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeMnlslrc Mlsa Dorothy Franks has left for A Tip In Time! 95 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. j. program will begin at six o'clock and a throe weeks' stay at Brooklyn with At Legal Interest—Weekly Payments. nnd daughter Catherine and Doro- close at a quarter past six o'clock. thy Gerity of Sunset avenue nnd Mr. relatives. ^1 More damage is done to a She is a student of the Znaitla voca Mrs. Sutton of Germantown, Phil- and Mrs. Thomas Gerity of Philadel- studio of New York and she recent ***•• furnace (luring tho summer phia returned Saturday from n adelphia, visited Mrs. Thomas Ross Ideal Creamery Roll Butter. ly received a gold medal as xlrs en Saturday.' from rust and scala than week's automobile trip through New prize In the Metropolitan JewlsV "OUK SERVICE MAKES FBIENDS." York and Pennsylvania. They also A meeting of the Oceanport unit of fH while it'a in uso. musical contest. Adele Is fourteer tho Rivorview hospital was held at Sold at the Same Price as Tub Butter visited Canada. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gorlty years old. OFFICE HOURS:—7:30 P. M. to 9:30 P. M. Week Days. were married recently. Mrs. Gerity tho home of Mra. Loui3 L. Millar on SAVE UNNECESSARY EXPENSE The programs nt Station WJBI for Thursday afternoon. Reports of the was formerly Mlaa Elsie She-filer. Mr. Friday and Moudny follows: ra by having ua clean your .heat- Saturdays—2:00 P. lil. to 0:00 P.M. Gerity ia a former Rod Banker. various cornmittjees were heard and FRIDAY. JULY 18TII. approved. Tho auxiliary voted to H2 ing plant NOW and "sot it Clicquot Club Kirkmnn'fl Miss Eunice Boynlon of Summer- w A. M, buy a wheeled dressing chair for the • right" for the Summer. TEL. RED BANK 895. vllle, South Carolina, formerly of ft to 10—Merelinnts proKiiim. hospital. Five dollars was given by {Si Neglect Costs Money ! Ginger Ale Soap Chips Red Bnnk, Is spending several weeks 10 lo 11—PcKKy'fl »hoppinn tour. Mrs. Grocl and five dollars by Mrs. at the Molly Pitcher hotel. 11 to. 11:1a—Musical program. Houghtoa. The afghan crocheted by 10 OJ.—Pint Sizo "Dislodges Dirt" Rev. John A. HaycH of Reckless I'. M. a to 4—Music appreciation liy George Mrs. Theodoro Rowc, Mrs: Thomas place nnd Richard T. Smith, secre- Ros3 and Mrs. Franks, for which fiR Bottles Ch W> _ Largo Carton tary of the Red Bank Young Men'a Gordon. i tn r>—Sunshine Hour in chnrgo of Rev shares had been sold, was won by Christian association, will return to- Atil'Olt Wailc. Mrs. Alice Walling of Long Branch; morrow from an outomobile trip to f, to r. r:lO—Story ln to 8—MISH Tilly Yivi^nkcr, reailinpa. Marshmalldw Toasties Young Men's Chrlstlnn association. S tn S:lS--rinnntore »l»toi». camp for several weeks. Marshall Phone 188. Wolcottl Jr.," returned on Sunday af- Bradley M. Fischnr of Red Bank 8:1.'. to*8:30—Sketeli. Diamond S:»0 tn '.)—New .lcrney blind men's chill. ter being at the camp for a week. nnd Lester C. Leonard nml Jny . Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Wylie of Ivory Soap Noble Emley of Little Silver attond- Ill to 11—Smoke Shot) tnvrrn. Main street are entortalning Dr. WketflD eat ^ Crystal Salt cd tho dinner given Inst week nt the Wylie's sister, Mrs. Kasler of Indi- "which Is nil salt" Hotel Plazn nt New York by Knno MONDAY, JULY 21ST. i V. M. lodge nt Mnson.i In th.it oily In honor 7:30 lo »—Fred H. VnnDnrn program. r CllHon5 of Admiral Richard E. Byrd. « In 'J_I)ieli .Johnson nnil hU Melody What's tho uso of carrying a com- of way from Home Missea Mary and Eleanor Vnnder- plete stuck unless folHa Itnow whnt Relieves a Ilpndacho or Neuralgia In 3"" 25c vecr of Red Bnnk left for n ten- you've Rot? Advertise In Tho Regis- 30 minutes, chinks ii (old (ho flr^t day trip to plriccs of Interest In LUNCHEON AND BRIDGE. ter and tell the entire comrnunlty day, and checks Malaria in (hi cc daj . Virginia and South Carolina last about your merchandise.—Advertise- Meat Market Specials Snturdny. Mrs. Joel L. Isaacs Knl^rtalncd Yes- ment. • . 666 also in Tablets. IN the course of a year we receive George Sanilt of Pinckney road is terday at Molly ritchcr. many inquiries concerning the neces- l'rlmo Fresh-Killed on his way to Wyoming to^ make a Mrs. Joel L. Isaacs of Riverside stay with his daughter. nvonue entertained about thirty sary steps for interment when the Rib Roast FOWLS ' Miss Kathleen Hornn nf New York I friends yesterday afternoon at a deceased must be brought from a C'hulco (Juiilltj- Small Size. has returned after a visit with Mis. luncheon and bridge .party at the Eugene Soyer of Westslde avenue. Molly Pitcher hotel. Best Cuts SDST)^.. "'• JIlss Marie Wleman of the Bronx, distance. Now York, wns n week-end guest of Her gues(s included Mrs. Edith Mr». Soyor. Miss Dolly Soyer, who Ciowoll, Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mrs. Armour's Vrcsh Fillet of Is employed In the olllce of Ihn Con- James Druid, Mrs. Ralph Field, Mis, So seldom does this emergency arise • tinental baking company n£ New W. CJ. French, Mrs. Atlolph Gnlin, in any family that the situation seems STAR HAMS York, ID enjoying two weeks' vaca- Mrs. Robert (Ji'lc.icnbcclr, Mro. Alice tion. P. Hendrieltson, Mrs. Joseph Loach, wiioio a, KA1.AK WATKlt Charlrs Perrlne. Jr., of lCusl Front I.ICKXSK nKVOKKU; I INEI) $20(1. wuri'i': HOCK AND I'h'uiuisn WATKR nlreel me enjoying two weeks' va- to relieve the bereaved of every re- SCIIWUPI'K'H CI.UI! HO11A AND ClNUKIt V.KlZll cnllon In New Hampshire. They Drunken Driver Told Highlands Cop sponsibility and no situation is so CALOHK: Kwnnisii PIIKCII made (lie trip by automobile. In <;<•! Out of Ihn Way. IMPOn'I'KI) PI'JAlih ONIONS Miss Catherine Ilielioy of llolmdel Jnmen Conroy of Ashury Park was complex that the broad scope of his hi spending two weeks wilh her lined Sam and his nutomohlle license grnndmolher, Mrs. Dennis Monde of was revolted Knnday for driving n services cannot compass it. Lncunt nvonue. car while (hunk nt Highlands, Po- Produce Department Mr. and Mrs,Harry Kslnilo of Hun- liceman Kyrll Parker of Highlands R. R. MOUNT & SON net avenilp have announced Ihr blrlh In civilian clotheii, was standing In '• •-> Funeral Directors Ewh of n. six-pound daughter. The baby liny iivemie when C'rmroy nnproncheil Honey Dew Melons . . 19c wns horn yealerdny morning. In n isiv and yeJleiJ for him to j:et OURS IS THE MIM; YOII'I.I 132 WEST FRONT STREET Mr, nnd Mr.'i. .Innies McNully nnd out of the way. Parker nnd Special RKCOMMKNU Tim Hi-st Mm. Wlllnm Hnnnon of New York Olllcrr Howard Hroy pursued Ihe cai RKD BAN-K, N. j. ltin. were, week-end guesls nt the Swim- and nrrenled Conroy. Mi's.Jano Flit- WITH IIEARTV PRAISE TO : California Plums . 23c ming Illvor country club. long of Peal, owner of the car, wa: EVERY FHIENI). Telephone Hfi Ml.™ Catherine Child, nilghtrr nf liilhi!; wilh (Jiuutiy anil for permit- Selected William K. Child of Broad iilreet; ting nn intoxlcaled person lo drive MIIIM Lniilni' Price, ('nughler of her ear she was lined $.">(> and her W e k F u r n i s h ' Na t i o n a I C a s k 11 s Frank Price of Iteckleyr! plnce, nnd license wns revoked for one year. Boston Lettuce . , 2 '* lSc Minn lonn V/inHilnlilrk railed ,'l.itur- (hiy nn the jiteiiiuiihlp I'.orimiiln ..f l'li-nty s< the Furnonn linn for a sojourn !n :; Aro Von Using (Jooil TiX'.Iilo? NOTICE OP' SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT A. n. 1030. nt whlrli tlm« »C)|illfi\l|nn will nimlne.'iH—particularly the moat do- hp iiuulo fi.i- the iilluvvniico nt comiiilinloli" Jersey Corn , * , . 45c "" lilTIIIIKlll. I ttlln ol Sninu.'l KM,urn, Jnra-,:i| lilrnhlc lni:ihic:i:i - 1:1 vci-y imich like; Nolle*'In luuoliy iilvnn lliul llm urriiiiivl« nml .iin-rl Trrn. Mr,';. ThnrnaM Irvhu; Brown 'if (ho sport of (lulling. . You enn catcli llliK-.l .lulu' 11, A. D. l»»0. 1 f.f llio muUi'rribi}T, (.(Ijnliiliitiiititr of 11m IlroMil street ,,nl lenili'tl u hmrlicuM It If you u:'e good tnekh . Wo offer . itnln (,( nnltl cl«™\«P(l. will l« iiuilll-'il mitl '1'IIE MKCdN'l) KA'IKINAI. IIA Nil ; ffi (•Ivrn yesterday nl tin1 l!ii:;!'.-l'Vn|.,n you I Jin light tnrklo In Hie ndvcrtls- M lie I by tho :iu|;i"«'nto (if tlm (iniiilv ->( AND Tlirsi I OMI'ANV Seedless Grapes ^ 20c Km n'.n by Mm Waller I'lrlnbncli uf iiii; nilumna of Tho Itcglstcr—Advor- II imitli nn week contract! w«n Shop—South Seventh Ave., near Railroad, meet, held in June, attracted well awarded for improvements to th known swimmers from the metropoli three comfort stations. William Tu Long Branch, N. J. tan area as well as from this section ner will do the painting lor $70; 1 of the county, and It is expected that E. Erickson the carpenter work pi this meet will prove as popular. his bid of $13 and William Paul w|] Phone Long Branch 3111-M. The events will be as followa: 25 do the plumbing work for }85. yards for boys under twelve, 25 yardi for girls under twelve, fifty yards for The Democratic club has electe junior boys, fifty yards for Junior these officers: girls, one hundred yards for senior Freildtnt—A. A. Flank. men, one hundred yards for senior Treeaurer—Alfred Weyere, ALWAYS VAX IN AOTANCX NO MIIH&ASON MOaO. CHANO89 women, one hundred yards back Secretary—Mre. John Beattr. stroke, one hundred yards breast Aailatant secretary—Mn. QUacb Ho vath. stroke, 160 yards relay. There wil Truiteei—Charln A. McGulrt. John also he diving exhibitions. Hilbert.. Mn. John noun, Mn. Eenry Bdort yea compare any car at any moderate price with the The meet, which will be in charge Maurar and Jane Ready. Gridbamf you are entitled to ask ij it has those invaluable of Ambrose Mahattan, swimming in- Serieant-at-armi—Edward Goff, features which make every Graham car worth more, and every carurbicb does not bave them worth less structor at the pool, will get under According to the deposits made a way at half-past two o'clock. the Keansburg national I bank, thi Fourth of July buslneis done by thi BIVEB PLAZA CAENIVAL. shop keepers and amusement pro- prietors exceeded last year's business The Firemen to Meet Tomorrow by several thousand dollars. For the These Qualities make the Night to Check the Returns. same period last year deposits at thi bank totaled $62,427.78. The deposit The firemen of River Plaza wil this year were $60,108.06. meet tomorrow night to check the The annual election of the Keana returns of their recent five-day car burg building and loan association nival. The exact amount cleared is 1 •will be held tomorrow night. Thi not yet known, but it Is though nominating committee will name the fiAAMAM that the profits will be about $100. present directors for re-election, The carnival was well attended, de- They »re William A. Gehlhaus, Wil- $ spite the fact that there was stormy liam E. Ralph, Clinton B. Lohsen weather on two nights. One of the William Turner, Jr., Edward r chief events was a horseshoe pitch- Compton, Howard W. Roberts, He worth 300 more ing tournament. It was won by man L- Lehr, Edward Manning, Wai George Chandler of Red Bank, who ter A. Conroy and A. A. Frank. received a prize of a silver loving Funeral services for George Foley -Makers of the cup. TJ than any car without them 45 years old, were held Thursda; morning In St. Ann's church wltH Before equality with the Graham at these prices can | KEAN8BCRG NEWS. Bsy. Thomas Kearney officiating:. In. be attained by any car, it must give you for your terment was made In Mt. Olivet cem- Fifty-One PupUs Had Perfect At- etery. His wife, a son and daugh- investment, in the $845 price class for example, tendance For The Year. ter survive. a 66 h. p. engine with 207 cu. in. piston displace- (The Red Bank Register e&n be bought Lynwood Kelly and Donald Conro; ment; a seven-bearing crankshaft with 81.4 sq. in. tn Keansburg at the stores of E, I*. MlUer, have positions at the Bay avenu< N. Santa Lucia. Philip Keller and Charles QUIET MAY of main-bearing area; chain-driven generator and Vogel.) golf course. Miss Eleanor B, Kelly, secretary t -water pump; big 12-inch internal hydraulic brakes; According to a statement issued by ; William A. Gelhaus, has been on th a Graham body of the finest quality bnilt in . Warren Aumack, supervisory prin- sick list Graham's own plants; adjustable seats and foot cipal of the Keansburg schools, there Mrs. George Snellgrove has re- .AUTOMATIC were 51 pupils who had a perfect turned from a visit at Jersey City. pedals; 115-inch wheelbase; four wide doors and attendance record during the past OIL BURNER John Grant of Hollywood, Fla., I roomy comfort school term. renewing old acquaintances after b They were Leonard Covert, Thom- Ing absent from Keansburg for ove; If it is an Eight at or near the Graham price, yon i Paris, Frank Prestage, Craig a. year. are justified in asking it to match Graham in its Waitt, Carol Grenger, Lydla-Grimm, GrahamStamUU Jean McGlaahen, Helen Wiersing, The Theater guild gave a credit- Six 4-O—r TW» 100 h. p. engine which gives flexibility, power Ruth Doe, Dorothy Klug, Vivian able performance of "The She Devil" Xt pride and brilliant performance; in the Graham time- Newman, Mary Brannigan, Ruth In the Ideal Beach casino Saturda; 4 proved four-speed transmission; in the finest body Hostcadt, Helen Koch, Fred Rock- night well, Julia Burlett, Ruby Holmes, Alfred Koehler has returned to hli 845 Graham knows how to build. Clara Olmstead, Wilbert Grothusen, home after being: a patient in thi the appointment of Louis Lconardis, Carmen Opdyka, Long Branch hospital. OjJjr&ingKl And, in any Graham model, shatter-proof safety Howard Truex, Freda Granato, Al- Mrs. A. Dunfee entertained thi Standard end plate class throughout at the lowest additional ma Mlessmer, May Swartz, Marie Jolly Eight card club last week. Special BlsJita. « , < Vogel, Arnold Dailey, Norman Dalley, Miss Richa Oschman of Phlladel iTto lijsiji cost ever placed on such equipment. ,M John Grimm, Margaret Barrlcelll, phla is spending several weeks' with Chester Bounomlo, Norman Ran- her sister, Mrs. Anna Oehlhaus. New Jersey Oil Burner Sales Co., Inc. dolph. William Seflck, James Tanner, Thomas Hughes of Jersey City Is Teresa Murray, Grace Newman, Lor- visiting Dominlck Wolfe of Willl raine Patten, John Malley, 25dna avenue. FRED H. VAN DORN Foulks, Walter Berberick, Otto Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Crouse hay rlmm, Herbert Moore, Walter Ryan, returned from a stay at Mllford. asftheir local[representative 77 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, N. J. Robert Lamont, August Vogel, Ellen Mrs. Albert Lupklns of Seavlew Broander, Muriel Matthews, Charles avenue has returned from the Long Phono 478. rothusen, Edward Mulley and Min- Branch hospital, where she was a pa-| nie Dailey. tlent.

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\" RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1930. Pace Nineteen FIBE BLIGHT. FAIR HAVEN KEWB. and having a fine time. The latest cards from them were postmarked TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN Boats For Sale Some Apple Orowers Have SerJoua iureh Society Clears $300—Fire on at Belfast, Maine. J21, 14' ROWBOATS, Outbreaks of This Disease. Cabin Cruiser. Contractor and Builder \ $AHM, $50.00 Complete. Some, apple growers in Monmouth (The Red Bank Itcslnt«r can l>o iinuKln A little campaign of want adver- We Have Served In Fair Haven la the utorea of Harry kurtb county are experiencing one of the ami Robert Cameron end at tho 9o values. was badly damaged nnd Vnlk has Sugar-Cured Good assortment, manufactured by the agreed to pay for repairing the car. Minerva Mills, in Shetland Floss, Ger- ' The annual invilatinn tournament Cream Coating of tho SenbriElit tennis nnd cricket Shoulder Lamb mantown, Saxony, etc., in variety of Sport Socks club will be. held from July 28th to colors. Value 30c to 50c ball. ; August 2d. $2.39 yd. 35c | nichnrd nnd William Wan! loft 3 Pairs SI.00. W'm S.i.nn. i yesterday to spend two weeks' at Rnvn' rjolf Hasp, In n ('amp Ocknnukon at Mcdford, Now All pure wool, bnskct Socks and Anklets vnrlpty of now pntterrtfl Jersey. wonvo; 54 Ino.hon whin, and cnlorlnRs. Regular At the firemen's fair Saturday IIIRO for npmt nkiitrt; Sflc quality. night a basket of fruit, donated by jiponprd and shrunk. Acker, Merrall & Condlt of Red Jewelry Hank, wan . <'out umo Jewelry, In p)nn and wa;* won by Harold ftehonck Swiff s Premium Dried Beef IQc Clinker, NeeltlneeH, Knr- of Long Ilranch. Heavy nhrnrhr-nt fine rinpfi, Hinc'Rleta imtl ynni, wenvo f;ood nl/.e, 7-Pc. Cottage Sets Two men anil a woman got Into n niinicM'oufi other articles. fight .Sunday In an automobile- on tho White Rose Prunes . can all tho latent, patterns Itumrai mud. They were arrested iind color"; n venl buy. set for being drunk anil disorderly, Mnr- srr.n.M, KXTKA Schneider's Home-made Jelly 12-Pocltet garot Mnisolninn anil James P. Gar- ner of Newark weie fined $LT> each r.AflGK CAN Glace Blanc Regular $1.00 Shoe Bags by Recorder .lore J. Curow nnd Wil- C MVM-T'N I'ltl'.MII'M Curtain Sets, ono pair ruffled with va- liam pulton nf Ulrhninnd, Virginia, White Rose Bartlett Pears . 29 21c 44c was fined $17ri on the drunk and din- Savor tile Chickens . . lb» r HfRlllnr I'llco 2iln. lance and tie-backs; one pair plain Vnlun f>!><\ orderly ehurgo and $'~.> for rertliiting Till) bent Imuwii I'ullah hem, good grade figured voile.. Green, fiond qiinllty Oolnnna an ollieer. T.AIUiK ilAK far rli'nnlw nil Jtlndn HBRS, in nil very desir- MOIIIM J. .Sfark of Hoboken drove C C nf white iihnen. blue, gold. able, pntlorn.i. his nutnmnhllr through a hedge anil Royal Scarlet Stuffed Olives 25 Fancy Hen Turkeys lb. 44 over a lawn on Blaek Point rood lafI WM6H99WWMWWWWHWWWWWIWIWMWWIHMMHItMW—•»———5 "'<"!( and lie was lined JR.. Page Twenty RED BANK REGISTER. JULY 16,1930.

IWWMWtWWWMIWWIIWII gagement of their daughter, Miss Liberty lodge was held laBt week. NEWS FROM KEYPORT Maryon Gibbons, to Burton Bowne, The new officers are Mra. Louiae ***^ aon of Mr. and Mrs. C. Leroy Bowne Kowler councilor, Mrs, Elizabeth CHOW PUPPIES... of Broadway, at a luncheon and Johnson associate councilor, Mrs. BASEBALL GAME FOR ANNI- , bridge on Saturday at the Molly Bertha Griflin vice councilor, Mrs. CHAMPION BRED VERSARY FUND. ] Pitcher hotel at lied Bank. Prizes Allie Applcgate associate vice coun- ACKER, MERRALL & CONDIT CO. Male and Female—5 months old. Guaranteed Show Specimens. were awarded to Mrs. E. Francis cilor, Mra. Helena Humbert guide, To bo HajPd Between Chamber of Ehrlich, Mrs. Robert Mason, Mrs. Mrs, Mabel Bedford recording secre- RED BANK>BRANCH Price — $50.00 each. Conunerep and Klwanls Club—Mrs. Dnnald Kiricpatrick, Mrs. Clinton S. tary, Mrs. Louiae Crlscr associate J. Carle Anderpon Gives a Bridge Wyckotf, Miss Martha Anderson, Mrs. recording secretary, Mrs. Ida Fary 11 BROAD STREET Party In Honor of Guest. I William Craig, Mrs. Thomas h. Mor- financial secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth j lison and Mrs. James PJttlngcr. OUi- Cloughly treasurer, Mra. Clara Slo TELEPHONES Bed Bank 1BU0-1-2-3 C. L. RfVENBURGH (The Red Bank Register can be bousht cum inside guard and Mrs. JcssU in Keyport at Chariea Lctin's ntor«.k | er guests included Mrs. Walter P. STATE HIGHWAY, SHREWSBURY. I Swnnson, Mrs. C. Leroy Bowne, Mra.Rodney outside guartl. The cxercise'i. Mr. and Mrs. William B; Einstein | Henry C. Wyckoff, Mra. George Cher- were conducted by Mrs. Cloughly. A Phone Bed Bank 161D. and daughters of Warren street tire • ry. Mrs. Curlcton R. Wharton, Mra. past councilor's badge was presented Our Big Dollar Sale is still going on. Have you itlins several weeks' at their bun- I James Ward, Jr., . Mrs. Hewitt W. to Mrs. Viola Fichter, the retiring galow at Manasquan Beach. I Wharton, Mrs. ISvart V. Silcox, Mrs.councilor. The meeting wound up taken advantage of bur big Specials? ;s.s, Evelyn Lufburrovv has reI- Harry Sklar. Miss Margaret Me- with refreshments and a social sea turned from a vaeation spent at Cape j loney, Miss; Ruth Dlsbrow of Key- )n. May with Mr. and Mrs. C. Allen, Jr., j port; Mrs. Harry VanNess of Brook- Mrs. Theodore Goodc gave birth to Only a few a\e listed below! of Rod Bank. | lyn, Mrs. Alvin J. Powers of Sum-a daughter Saturday at the Long -Lloyd V. Arnistron£ of the Conover mil, MH. Raymond Long of Nutloy, Branch Hospital. Before her mar lumber company left loday to join Miss Helen Bishop of New York, liagc "Mrs. Goode was M1S3 Evelyr A special discount of 5% will be allowed on all purchases of $5.00 his family at their summer cottage Mrs. William E. Jordan, Mrs. qin-Applcgate, or more of our Dollar Specials. at Maranacook, Maine. | ton Hulshart of Matawan, Miss Mar- A birthday birthday party was giv- Mr. and Mrs. John Harold Hen- j garct Morford of Red Bank, Miss en last week at Flchter's pavilion for til® driekson of Warren street .spent tho Harriet Zobel of Rumson; and Mrs|. Mildred Lecse, six years old, daugh- Grape Juice, A. M. & C. Orange Marmalade, ,Crosse & s week-end at Cape May with their Theodore R. Dick of Elizabeth. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leese. daughter Betty and her grandpar- Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Carhart of Bowman & Axelson are operating Pint bottles 5 for $1.00 Blackwell 4 large }ars $1.00 Largest ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cadoo. Church street have as thoir guest El- the new miniature golf course, op- Jr., of Summit. wood Carhart of Newburg, N. Y. posite the railroad station. Grape Fruit Hearts, Sunbeam Mra. J. Carle Anderson of Main Dr. and Mrs. William T. Walling During the past week-end the Fresh Figs, Reedley's street, entertained at bridge, in hon-of Poole avenue entertained Mr. andI crowds from the cities were as large 5 large tins for $1.00 3 large jars $1.00 | or of her suest, Mrs. Cora Thicrs of Mrs. Charles Woolley of Grecnport, lau those of the Fourth of July holi- Ohio, on Wednesday afternoon. Prizos L. I., last week. i day period. The hotels, bathing pa- Toilet Paper, Cascade, rolls were awarded to Mrs. Henry E. Ack- Mrs. Russell H. Stidpole of Broad- Ivilions and refreshment pavilions did Castile Soap, Fontaine Brand crson, Jr., Mrs. Ira M. Ansorage, way is a student at the New York ^ a fine business. ,-> 10 for $1.00 Registrations officially recorded Mrs. John C. Osborn and Mis. Wil-university summer school. I The sermon topics next Sunday "at 4-ft. bars only $1.00 liam T. Van Mater. Other guests in- The ladles' aid society of Calvary the Methodist church will be "A Each Roll Contains 100a Sheets. by every State in the Union show cluded Mrs. Florence Crawford, Mrs. church held a picnic at Lawrence, Bright Constellation of the Virtues" that for this year more Hudson Joseph Geiger, Mrs. Rufus O. Wall- Harbor on Wednesday. About 25 en- and "A Happy Hour." A cake sale Mauna Coffee l-tt>. tin Ginger Ale, The Imported ing, Mrs. Norman B. Lockwood, Mrs. joyed the trip. for the benefit of the church will be Romone. Tea 1-lb. tin C. & C. Imperial Dry fights have been delivered to Harvey Bronner, Mrs. James T. Wall- Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Auntack of held Saturday afternoon, July 2Gth. v ing, Mrs. L. Brower Walling-, Mrs. 0. First street spent the week-end with from two to five o'clock. Members Both for $1.00 • . 7 bottles for $1.00 consumers than any other eight C. Bogardus, Mrs. Horace S. Bur-their daughter, Mrs. John J. Scully of the ladies' aid society held a party rowes, Mrs. O. Reynolds Gibbons, and family, at Manasquan. Thursday night at Fichter's pavilion. in the world. Mrs. S. E. Tilton, Mrs. Charles W. The regular meeting of the bor- Lobster, Sunbeam Brand Burnett's Extracts, All Flavors, Morrisoy and Mrs. Van Walker. ough council was held Monday even- including Vanilla and Lemon Mrs. William C. Anderson of Main ing. !J Marlboro Nous. ]/•> tins 2 for $1.00 See For 'Wteuraelf street is spending a few weeks' at The ladies' aid society of the First Miss Marie Heyer of Montclalr is 3 2-oz. bottles for $1.00 the. Incrensimg Number of her former home at Dover Foxcroft, Presbyterian church met yesterday visiting at Dr. J. D. Ely's. Romanoff Caviar, Giant Grain 1'ainc, with her parents. afternoon at tho home of Mrs. J. E. Mia Gertrude Meyer is entertain- Assorted Biscuits, Sunshine Hudson Eights on the Street Mrs. Archie Humphreys of Green D. Silcox of First street. ing Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Have, and 3 1-oz. jars for $1.00 Grove avenue is entertaining her sis- Mr. and Mrs. E. Francis Ehrlick son Donald of Brooklyn. 3 1-lb. pkgs. for * $1.00 I Hudson Beauty, Hudson Quality, Hud- ter, Mrs.' Hudson Walling of Living- and sons of Front street are spend- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bischoff of ston, for a week. ing a few weeks' vacation at Spec- Newark spent part of last week with Prunes, California, large size son Performance and Hudson Value The members of the Chamber of ulator, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Driest. Mr. Jersey Tomatoes, Salem County frankly question the •wisdom of ever Commerce and the Kiwains club will The children who attended the va- and Mrs. Driest, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 6 pounds for $1.00 Brand 7 No. 2 tins for "$1.00 paying more for any car. They ha ve made hold a baseball game in the near cation Bible school held at the First Bischoff and Mr. and Mrs^Trltchler future on the Keyport athletic asso- Baptist church during the last few of Lakewood spent the week-end at Coffee, Special Blend Hudson the world's largest selling ciation grounds for the Centennial weeks, enjoyed a picnic at Cliffwood Lake HopatSong. Olive Oil, A. M. & C. Extra Cream Eight. And the growing power of this celebration fund.~The rules are that Beach yesterday. The Y. M. C. A. girls and their 3 1-K>. pkgs. for $1.00 Virgin Quart tin $1.00 no one under thirty nor over thirty- Misa Edna Mae Isler of Brooklyn leader, Mrs. Stolz, spent Thursday conviction is shown in the increasing five will be permitted to play. Tho is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William afternoon at Union Reach. numbers you see everywhere. next meeting of the chamber will bo V. Knapp of Church street. Mrs. Whitney and son of Bing- Bar Le Due Jelly, Red Currant Pure Jellies, A. M. & C. All kinds heid'next Tuesday evening. hamton, New York, are visiting Mr. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haynea of The Imported 4 jars for $1.00 Judge and Mrs. Henry E. Acker- Kansas City are the guests of the and Mrs. B. M. Thompson. 4 jars for $1.00 for the son, Jr., of Maplo Place left this former's mother, Mrs. Ada B. Haynes Mr. and Mrs, Charles McQueen are week for their summer, cottage at of First street. guests of Mr. McQueen's sister, Jams, A. M. & C. All varieties Peas, Sweet Wrinkled COACH Tupper LaJie, N. Y. Miss Dorothy Mauner of Osborn Mrs. Van Name of Red Bank. Mr. and Mra. J. Earle Mills' Bon street sustained a broken nose on Mrs. John Olson and daughter are 3-large jars for $1.00 5 tins for $1.00 Nine other models just as attractively Jack of Washington street, who re-Friday evening when the car Inmotoring through the West. ceived a fractured collar bone while which she was riding had a blowout Miss Helen Clayton is spending the priced. Wide range of colors. All prices at play, ia recovering nicely. and caused the car to skid, throwing summer at Sea Girt. Peel^Frean's All Wheat Crispbread Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple f. o. b. Detroit, Factory. Tay day was held in the borough her against the windshield. Miss A. B. Hayward is visiting her Large packages ? for $1.00 A. M. & C. large tins 3 for . $1.00 on Saturday for the benefit of the aunt, Mrs. Edward Schenck of Wash- Centennial celebration fund. ington, D. C. The ladies' aid society of St. John's SEABRIGIIT NEWS. Kenwood Motor Sales Co. Buhler & Bitter church held a picnic at Allentown 116 Monmouth Street, ast Thursday. New Officers Installed by Daughters State Highway, Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick Bailey of of Liberty Lodge, Red Bank, N. J. Keyport, N. J. First street are entertaining Mr. ajid (Tho Red Dank Register can be benight in Scabright at the stores of Morris W«is* Phone 3310. Open Evenings, Phone 198. Mrs. Robert Powelson of Hoboken for two weeks. man and H. Lefkowitz.) Mr. and Mrs. G. Reynolds Gibbons Installation of the newly-elected of- of Second street announced the en-ficers of the Sons and Daughters of _/" \^ Tomika Sraot Gatkedral froans op

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making ot a tine radio set was the most natu- Iff" ral thing in the world. No one knowing the to, it" i House of Wurlitzer would expect anything but the highest class product from this insti- tution. No one could imagine such a house ANTILEVER SHOES putting its name and reputation back of any C"COMFORT FOR THEP ENTIRFNTIREP FAMILY'C1M1IVI!I but a radio that would add lustre to this name, and reflect credit upon every owner of the set and every dealer representing it. Just as the Wurlitzer Organ has won its way into the finest churches and theatres all Beginnin 239 Incl. over the world, because of its outstanding qualities, so is the LYRIC RADIO—product of Wurlitzer—making its mark in the radio $6-95 field. Its Performance Elicits Admiration x K Its Picas- All discontinued styles and odd sizes are offered in this sale. Regularly priced ing Tone, Keen Selectivity, and Beautiful Consoles much higher—prices are now as low as $6.95, $8.85 and $9.85. Win Favor In Any Competitive Demonstration. At these bargain prices there is a wide variety of styles and materials; Come /= early while the stocks are fairly complete. ® The Fall stocks of Cantilevers will soon be here. Quality arid workmanship un- surpassed—perfection in Shoe-comfort ! LYHIC RADIO is developed and built 93 percent, in the great Wurlitzer plant at North Tonawanda, New York, under the The FLEXIBLE arch in Cantilever Shoes is to permit natural foot- fame supervision and with the Game skilled craftsmanship as action and Banish ^hoe-fatigue. Wear them for Comfort and efficiency. This have won such renown for other Wurliticr products.' sale is to m-.ke room for the Cantilever New Fall Shoes. The LYRIC, while outstanding in quality and performance, is not extravagantly priced.

10% Discount on all Misses'and Children's Shoes and up (Less tubas) See and hear it I at the store of the i Lyric dealer in your locality.' Illustrated; $169l Cantilever Shoe Shop Les 621 Cookman Avenue Asbury Park Wholesale Distributors for Northern New Jersey ~Tl SUSSEX AVE.,NEWARK.NJ. EED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1930. Page Twenty-Ona KILLED IN AUTO CK ASH. ty were Georjs Beekman, Charles move to tholr new residence on Syca- onover, Edwin Beekman, Elmer more avenue this week. Their new VuiScholch, Rueaeil Grovel and home, which wa» formerly tho Mur- "Wayside Man Died at the Lone Melvln Reid. phy estate, haa been completely reno- Branch Hospital. vated. " Goorgo Bowles, 5(1, of Wayside died Mrs. Matilda Obre Is entertaining Bt ths Long Branch hospital Mon- siiBEwantrrtT NEWS. Mrs. William Slcrk of New York. TAN and Queentex day morning from injuries received Erecting Traffio Signal Ugbts—Har- Mleo Bessio Green rctun ed flitur- in an automobile colltolon late Sat- ry G. Burden Improving. day night from an automobile trip to BEIGE ul| Faihioned urday night. His back was broken Nova Scotia. Queen Quality, (Tho Red Dink RenftUr can in bought Woven Sandals and ho suffered from Internal in- in Shrewsbury from Blchsrd B«tk« lit th« Mrs. J. P. Stoflct of Newark is vis- HOSE < juries. Robert DcBow, 32, of Lake- poilodlco.) iting her fliatcr, MIKS Emma G. wood, driver of tho other car In the Holmes. Takes great pride in this announcement for it is in offering crash waa arrested and held on a Trallic signal lights are being erec- Mra. Eugene Brooks of Button- tochanlcal charge of manslaughter. ted at the intersection of Broad wood la entertaining her parents, Mr. of unusual merit, embracing our entire stock in every wanted Bowles, who was a laborer, was street und Sycamore avenue by .Fred and Mrs, Georgo O.- Waterman of born at Pino rirook and had lived IS, Browcr of Red Bank. Tho lights Red Bank. tlieio all his life. Surviving, him arewill be in operation the latter part of Robert Lang of Pennsylvania re- Jlack & White style and color combination. BOUDOIR a wife and ooveral chlldrfcn. Tho the week. turned home Itiut week after a two Woven Sandals funeral will be hold tills afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells) and Mrs. weeks' visit with Mr. and Mra. John SLIPPERS two o'clock at Charles Bro&e'a fu- C. Frank Bordon joined tho Presby- Lang. All Color* nmal home at Eatontown anilJiUrlal terian church Sunday mornng. Mrs. Michael McGarlty and daugh,- $9.95 This is an unusual opportunity and we advise early shop- will bo at Whltti Ridge cemetery. Freeholder Harry G. Borden is able ter, Miss Ella McGarlty and Miss $1.59 to bo about his home after having Elinor Robinson of this place and ping while our stocks and sizes are complete. been seriously nick eevcral weeks. RAIDS AT LONG BRANCH. Miss Mnry Conway of Brooklyn re- Mrs. Malcolm Cleveland of Newturned Saturday from an automobile York will take possession Saturday trip ht two weeks to Chicago, where Six Persons Arrested on Cluufees of of the Francis Borden homestead, rossrsHlrig Uquor. they visited Mrs. McGarlty's daugh- which Bho bought several -weeks ago.ter, Mrs. J. E. Armstrong. They County detectlvea and Long Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mikach of Kor- made tho return trip In three and a Branch police made seven raids on rlstown, Pennsylvania, were Sunday half days. alleged apeakcanles Saturday after- gueats of Mr. MJkach's parents. Rev, noon. At David Smith's place tho and Mra. Harry Mlksch. Join I.onir Branch Lodge, detectlvea found ton barrels of tlfty- John Parker, son of Mayor Benja- Kallona capacity each, although all min J. Parker, has returned home Tho newly formed Long Branch fho barrels were nut completely filled. from the Long Branch hospital. Patriotic order of Americans lodge Most of the liquor was rye whiskey. Miss Helen Callory of New York obligated several new members at Other places vialled were those of la spending the Bummer with her last night's meeting. Michael Ferrcnt, A. Llolta, Tony Lo- father, Patrick Callery. A llttlo campaign of want adver- .. gano, Louie Frattin and Fuschetti's Harold Riordan Is on am automo- tising in Tho Register will rent most hotel. Smith was held In $3,000 bail bile trip to Canada. any rentable property. Thirty words and the others in $1,000 ball each. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence White will /or twenty-five- cents.—Advertisement M1DDLETOWN VIIXAGE NEWS. A Garden Itarty for Girls—Beach Parties Enjoyed iJist Week. he one-way •v. (Ths Hod Dank Resistor can be bought •/' ••, Mlddlotown villugo at itio stotei of J. C. Knlgbt and William D. Water.. street to The senior girls class of the Re- formed church Bible school, oC which Miss Mury Conovcr la loader, had a OUr FUTURE record of perfect attendance for thir- teen Sundays. In appreciation of their.faithfulness, Miss Conover in- vlteci tile girls to her home for a sup- per and garden party last week, The A numbers of the group aio Doris IF you want your story to Poolo, Marion Waters, Kuth Knight and Btacla Gurnalch. be one of financial suc- Mr. and Mra. William M. Green- cess, there's only one path wood have, been called to Dayton, Oliin, by tho death of Mrs. Green- to follow. Start investing wood's nephew, who was killed in an now, in dependable, progressive stocks airplane accident. last Friday. and bonds. Our staff of banking au- Miss Mabel Knight, daughter of OUR REGULAR Jason C. Knight, ia on an automo- thorities will gladly advise you as to bile trip In the New England states. A daughter was born tq, Mrs. how you can most profitably place your Thomas Morford last Thursday. savings. $6.50 and $7.50 Shoes Mrs. Henrietta B. Biota la on the sick list. Mrs. Lester Wilson returned home from a trip to Bermuda last .Wednes- It's easy to save... < day. Mrs. John G. Dcckert was called to Hopewcll on Tuesday of last week If'you open a savings account here, by the death of her mother, who wai you'll find each quarterly payment of 99 yearn old. The funeral was held interest an Incentive to save more... last Friday and the burial was at each safe investment a step nearer Matawan. your goal. Several residents of this place en- joyed a picnic Saturday evening at Avenel near Long Branch. Frank- furters, rolls, coffee, soda and toasted marshmallows wero served on, the 4% QUARTERLY MEANS YOUR beach. In the party wore Mr. and Mrs. John J. Travcrs, Mr. and Mrs. INDEPENDENCE! John Porter, Miss Anna McDonald LawreVe Conley, Herbert Diets, Mr SIABT A SAVINGS ACCOUNT and Mrs. William Despreaux, Miss TODAV Marie Travcrs, Mr. and Mrs. William Bohn, Mrs. Catherine Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Asay, Miss Catherine Masscy and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hamilton. MERCHANTS TRUST CO. Anthony Blschoff and family mo- tored to Seagirt on Sunday to sec "Tluo Bank That Banks on Red Bank" thft national guard encampment of soldiers. Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. Tho senior bnya class of the Re- formed church onjoyed an outing last week on an ocean beach. In the par- Wagner Market Co. THIS WEEK'S ! SPECIALS J OUR REGULAR MEAN EXTRA $8.50 and $10.00 Shoes SAVINGS PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 17th, 18th, 19th. LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS! FRESH-KILLED C LONG ISLAND 1b. DUCKLINGS 21 NO RIB ROAST Queen Quality BEST CUTS C. O. D.'t ANNOUNCES ITS FIRST REGULAR FRESH HAMS Exchanges (WHOM! OR HAI,F> Semi-Annual Shoe Sale Refunds BONELESS POT ROAST . 29clb. STARTING THURSDAY MORNING, Charges WAGNER'S VEGETABLE SPECIALS. JULY 17th AT 9:00 A. M. HONEY DEW MELONS (No. 12 Size) each 21c SWEET CORN „ per dozen 35c NO. 1 POTATOES 25 tb«. 59c GEORGIA PEACHES •:-—- j lbs. 15c Wagner Market Co. Queen Quality Boot Shop 7 Broad St., Red Bank 30 Church St., Keansburg 22 Monmouth St., Red Bank — -- - — -- — f • — 104— •— •• «*»-» Broadway*p* - • *** j p uwtjL A^, B Lonuii\*ng Branch 71 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands 593 Broadway, Lone Branch 149 Bay Ave., Highlands. 131 E. Main St., Matawan 43 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. 30 Front St., Keyport Campbell's Junction, Bclford 150 Main Street, Asbury Park. Opposite Whelcm's Drug Store Page Twenty-Two' RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,19S0.

MID-1VKEK TO TWO SLIGHTLY INJURED. sister, Miss Margaret Finn, Is vislt- KAVXSINK NEWS. inc nt Newark. and Occupants of Autoinuhllo Struck by j Mi;.;* Jean Gciardln was a visitor A Successful Bator Held l»y the a Truck. j at Xavp:-ink last week. Methodists Last Week. New York ~$1.50 William T. Scott Is Improving from I An aged woman and n youn^ girl ! s sirkne.-':-. The annual bazar nf the Methodist 300 Cliiirs and Rockers YVEI»'J- t>'W, ,JULV 23 { were removed to tho IUVIM view hos-i I.mils Gerardin has recovered from church last week resulted in pro/Its Bought and Sold, Tickets Good to N'ewnrli ] pital Monday afternoon following an] ^H and he has resumed his of about J75. Alias Annio Brower I iil'ciUcnt nt the corner of Maple ave- i '" was In charge of the bazar. Carefully Kestored and I1KD BANK li;0S A-M- as tarctnker of Mt. Olivet cem- 11 BHOAI) STREET, | n»p and West Bergen place. Mrs. j ' The firemen are speeding up prep- For Sun Porch or Indoor •• Trai Marie Kcatinp, seventy years old, :. :ir. F. Ji. .Misii Geraldino Sullivan has re- arations (or their annual fair next BED BANK, H. J. \ No was treated for injuries tn the rii;ht I V.11 .', 3 0 T. 51. lumed home from a visit at South month. All indications point to the .\'e ;,:",5 I'. M. ankle and the back, while Virginia River. success of this event. Phono Bed Bank 1560. C. F. McDonald % avins Ti Owens, thirteen, received lacerations! Miss Susan Williams and Alfred • p Add unc ti of the I'ib'ht hand and about the ! Liu!, '-hit on Is entertained friends Smart—New—and Colorful Furniture! rt A rn from : I ib^th on Sunday. and Paul Woolacott of Fitchburg, Englishtown, N. J. For Ini E right eye. , I Massachusetts, are visiting; Harry We have just placed on display a group of charm- M.-VIOR I.MGl'E BASEBALL Both reside at New York and were ' Williams. ALL THIS WEEK (HANTS vs. CHICAGO passengers in a Dodge car owned by rOKT MONMOUTH NEWS. George Roger was a visitor at Bar- ing new reed and fibre pieces styled by Heywood- BROOKLYN' vs. ST. I.Ol'IS Herbert W. Brogan and driven by Al- j negat on Sunday. bcrt Brogan, also of New York, j A Larjjp Attendance at tho Union Shipped to us direct, siem nn August 3 mid 20 ; Church Service Sunday Night. Mr. and Mrs. Mount and family of Wakefield. The colors, designs, upholsteries, Thoir car was procrfrling c:u t on \ Plalnfield spent Sunday with Capt, Frcsli-Kllled Lung' Island West Bcrpen place when struck by j The Hctl Ufink Iteuinter ran bo bousht Thomas Dumont. and unusual weavings on this furniture will a White truck, owned by Harry J. i ',in' Port Monmouth fit tho utore of Charles Mt-jec* imil Salviulore Scauliona. Miss Virginia Siebert has returned delight you. We have made some very 'Vhrobnlit of Kearny and driven by j '' home from a visit nt Blairstown. CONTRACTOR John Flack, HIFO of Kearny, which I'lyMe was a largo attendance at Leo Ellis and family have returned attractive prices, too, on tliis famous fumi' , » waii froing north on Mnple avenue, i ' f union religious service Sunday o Montclalr after a Btay with Mr. and BUILDER The foixc of the impact ;-ci\t the f ' ;ht on the Arc-house grounds. To- iSIUs's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter ture, nationally known for rar cra.^hinp into a lire hydrant on ' 'nii;ht Biblical moving; pictures will RED BANK, N. J. 1 Ellis. the corner. in shown in a tent on the property. Mr. and Mrs. John Burrowcs and its beauty and quality. ! Hardy Perennial Plants The Sunday night services will be Ofllca in Elsnor Building "amily of Jersey City have moved to Room 3 | We offer a large col- I AHMEKS1 PICNIC. continued through July and August. heir summer residence at this place. Reg. 38.50; Now There was a mistake last week in Telephone 2018. lection, including iho report about Mrs. Emily Quack- Agriculturists of New Try a Register Want Advertise- Jobbing of A1J Kinds many new and rare Outlier at Atlantx* rnbush receiving a boquet. This Uift was not made by the Port Mon- ment. It will pay you.—Advertisement Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Reg. 27.50; Now |^.50 variations for border, Samuel H. Thompson, president of mouth unit of Republican women as rockery and cut flow- tlie American farm bureau federa- I(ported. It \vn3 made by supporters tion and one of the outstanding na- of Mrs. Quackcnbush nt the recent ers. i ionnl tlKurcs in agriculture today, primary election. Mrs. Quackenbush Reg. 25.00; Now | 9.50 AIPO full lino of Annuals. We will lip the p r i n c i pa I speaker at the i.; the Republican executive commit- have !AM*>N1» HRAND. the club and of the Lions club re- tween a team made up of genuinely ; at Kew York Sunday. weeks with relatives here, will leave JM Miss Florence Ullrich, who is in this section on Friday. DON'T FORGET THE DATE ! RICHARDSON 29' Cruiser .*, I tiaining to become a nurse at ihu y ' Long Branch hospital, is spending a JULY 26th TO AUGUST 2d INCLUSIVE. MARBLEHEAD 34' Cruiser *S* ! vacation of two weeks at her homo. LITTLE SILVER NEWS. »*. | Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Obcrlc of Jersey Methodist Ltidles' Aid Society to ACO 26' Runabout *t*! City were visitors here over the Hold Food Sale Saturday. week-end. (Tho Keti Bank Register can bo bought •*• Mr. and Mrs. Amzi Thome havo in Little Silver at tho Union News Stand rented their house on Washington at tho depot and at George Quackcnbush'l We have a 26' Hacker Runabout used only as Demonstrator, Perfect avenue for the summer and they cener.il store.) condition and priced low for quick sale. have moved to Red Bank. The ladies' aid society of the Mcth- . Miss Marian Peters, who is em- odirit church will hold a food sale ployed by the Chemical national next Saturday morning at half-past bank of New York, is spending^ a nine o'clock in the Truex building on wnek of her vacation at her home Broad street at Red Bank. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS here. Miss Ethel Springsteen, who Is William Fredericks of -Newark is ivinff a vacation of< two weeks One Mile East of Red Bank. spending his vacation of two weeks from her duties at the postofflce, is in the Ocean View section. vi.'iting at Mount Vcrnon, Kew The interior of the Baptist church York. is being rc-decorated, W. F. Cono- Mr. and Mrs. Millard Mycr of Ella- HEADER ^ ver is doing the work. be th were week-end guests of Mr. Miss Jean Cross has returned to and Mrs. Rolston Water bury. Jersey City after having spent a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lear of Tren- week at. the Roop cottage. ton were Sunday guests of Mr. anrl WHILE THEY Dr. May and family of Newark Mr?, J. Harry Herbert. spent the week-end with Mr. and Thomn Brower has taken a po- Mrs. William Bchrlo. sition as metallurgist with the LAST! Mrs. Charles Keeper is at Bayonne United States steel company. CHRYSLER with her mother, who is sick. Misses Angelina and Lucia Parra arc on vacations from their positions BELFORD NEWS. at New York. Benjamin A. Shoemaker has bought | Charles Antrim's Automobile Dam- a now Buick roadster. .95 aged IJI a Collision. .Mrs, Clerk Kemp and son Clark, Jr., arc viriting Mr?. Kemp's fath- Automobiles owned and driven by er, "William Rosa of Binghamton, Charles Antrim and by a Fort, Jj; XPW York. 19-Inch Cut cock soldier collided on Main street 17-Inch Cut near the railroad station Saturday \ night. No one was hurt, but fonth NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. A special purchase of 6,000 of the ; cars were badly damaged. The? .sol- Notice i* hereby given that sealed bida .ill U> retcivcil liy (he Bonnl of Chosen famous Crusader lawn mowers dier was arrested on a charge of VeolK.Mrr* «.( the County of Monmouth ' inckless driving and he provided b;iil in1 a i cii; fd.icd rahrrete integrnl curb makes it possible for us to offer j for the action of the grand jury. IHJ ic.it tur uii tfie Ft ccltvhl-Englisht< these remarkably low prices. o;id, Xd. _ 2, Sect inn 2. Estimated 1 Mr. and Mrs. Barton McConaty nifnint is S.'W) lineal feet, nnd opened and ] and their nons of Brooklyn, Mrs. ICil- e;nl it) puiilii; ;i! the rooms of uniil board i ward Floyd of Long Island and'Mr. 'mill I!{.ii;-e. Fret'tin]il. New Jersey, nn A 6-Blade Mower | And Mr.--. Daniel Martin of Iird IMi Vc.lnc<:i!:iy, July -y.). 10UO, nt' 11:00 A. M 1 spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ^ii^tcri] Stiitiihinl Time. Never before in lawn mower history Ii/;iwiiiKH ;IT;C1 hpccificnUona lor the pro- John T. O'Ncil. io;.cil v. oik. prepared by Geoiro K. Allen have we known mowers of this fine i.. t 'n.iiit.v EuyrincPi-, have been filed in i Eleven members of the Be]ford lie (iMire oi .i;iiil Engineer nt (10 Br quality to sell at prices so low. At j plrls' club enjoyed a beach ]>;iny at licet, ]ifil ]i;ink, New Jersey, and may be A Chrysler I Crystal Reach one ni^ht ln^t wrelc. n porte.l l.y prospnetive lildilers dnr!n double these prices the Crusader .n.-iiic-rt hnuri'. The Ftnndni'd propom i The piiis are Eva, Mary and AL;I orm i.. iittnrlird tn the specification would still be a great value! The : Knwal?ky, Sol ma Much more, ,lo:-c- • ill lie furnished on apnl quantity allotted this store is lim- j phinr Lee, Helen McKay, Marian and i the l-;i incor. — and a Chrysler for Value Cl.-iirp Ahearn, Wilholmina and Mario ami s (icat ions «'i(l be tut- ited. Immediate purchase means a nfin find Francos Davis. [•live biddei-R upon pay- Jollni-B ($10.00)'. whirh large saving to you—buy now! !rti. Annie Youn^ of Jersey r'ity refunded nptm return of In this low-priced Six, Chrysler offers For only a Chrysler has the features, ir.itinp: Mr?. T. Iibllston Cornptnn. icntioiiH beforo the time \\\ upeninc of bids, engineering developments that only a and combinations of features, that give Tho womrn of tho if niade on the Rtiitulnrd rro- church held the third of a Prii.- in the manner denicnntet! food KJIIPH at the brnch on Kanir. cqiiiied by the spurilkntionH Chrysler can possess, and performance this low-priced Chrysler Six its thrill- >^nd in UPHIOII [1 MH'cty fonilJHny ivill pro- Wheels! Blades I'li; the l.idilL-r ^it!i tlie rpquiierl bonrl performance. fort, in everything that ml ni'i't hn dolivcicd nt. tlifl pliice nru Double Riveted! ofnrt! thp tinur ulnive nnmed. .FAIR VIKW A'KUS. 'din Iliiiinl nf Chosen 1'rccholilorii "f (he Cut Steel Drive Chrysler speed, Chrysler contributes to value. nnMy rif S5{,i,nunit 1) icservcn the rlfrht to Harvostinj* Kiirly Apple* ^IuUen rjoi-t liny .PI- nil hiilw if 'loomcl tn the Pinions! 4-Pawl pick-upj Chrysler smooth- The answer is inevita- U'ortt For The I'nemplnyed Ilfic. .. '. ir.•<•• c->-1r- r.l !hf Count* Hi tn do. Drive System! Coupe, $J9JJ Touring, IIv ..,,1ft i.f i!ic 11III.I-II nt Chni>cn Frc«- (The He.) Dank ilcKiftt-r can hn f..,rn-ht (iku of tho c.iiiilv or Mnnmonth. ttesSyChryslcrJlext'bt'ltfy, are ble. Nothing within hun- 1 IIKYANT II. NKWIOMH. Royal Coupe, $835; Roadster^ In l-'nir View at Kdwnril OT^iherty * Director. things you can know and $8IJ; Royal Sedan, #^5. dreds of dollars of die price store.) .t'r -1 : CHARLES K. COLK. Cli-ik. enjoy only in a Chrysler. All prices f. 0. b. factory can compare in value. William B. Con over Ftrtrtod ^arh- Hrhiilil. N. .1.. July '.i. lOnn. {special equipment extra} erln^" his wop nt rny]y JJJ>J.].-.-; nit Mondny. A number nf hoy;; and Mmiinnutli Cnunty Surros»te'. Officn. youtiK men are employed at. i ]u':, [i tlie mutter of tho estate of Benjamin work. Hiiruiu, ili'L't'iincil. Mr. and Mr;;. WMfrr K.-r,tt and :otiro to creditors to present clnlma ANDY'S GARAGE their two pons of New Yorlt yt.. m I\,rmnnt to the nrdor of .Toncpb I/. Hon. Sunday with Mr. Scott'-; jmiTiH:;, Mr. I,:,y. SutK.miU. of tho County of Mon- ...itli, minlo '.n »tio ticKtecnth dny (if SEAR Corner Maple Avc. and W. Front St., Red Bank, N. J. find Mrs. Krank Kroit, .ine, lii.lfl. nn tho ripiilieatlon of ^nrnli Mrs. John ]\elly enjnyrd n },o iv.h III.MI.-, iiilininlMratrix of tlio cntnto (if Retail Department Store STOJIK HOURS Phone Red Bank 2124. party with n numhnr of frifiuis n.-.ir [fiiliiMiin Jfur^it/, ilorp/iped, notJco in eitl.v KiVL-ll to tho cicdll'MI* of finld fle- Dully H:II0 to 5:^(1 l^onf,' Rrnnch on S;itnrd;iy ni;;hl. (.-U...I to f-.hihlt to tlio BulmcrlhBr. n<\- Tiro Mounting Pcrvlro Mil MAIN STREET, 45-53 Broadway Tel. Long Branch 204 (Jciod iM<)f;i-f;-j i", liclnf; made with ilni Customers Siit,, Mill to D p. m. ntl.. vitliin hit montliji from tlio date of ASDITUY l'ARK Six Body Stylcn ! nnd piut of Ilic olhvr worlt !.•: nf..ii I i..ill;.', or they will lio tn,. $ Mu- .i-i li;i;n>[i of their uctlotin thcicfor •590 to 695 ,' ' I..1 II .• i .Id nulmrllior. HE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OH YOUR MONEY HACK 11:.It• I i-'icchulil. N J.. .I""" l'lh 1 !• S0. PrLc*a I. a. b. factory ;- Cathrrir.n l-'i Mn 11:15; i I : u: :.(••;, from a \\A\I a SAKAII nuinvrr/. RED BANE EEGISTER, JULY 16,1930. Pause Twenty-Three BED BANK I'OWERSIEN LOSE. REDJANK AGAIN WINS. ROBINS SHUT OUT NEWARK. TWILIGHT GAME FRIDAY. (SECOND KOL'NI) OP GOLF. VICTORY FOR 1UMS0E TuHi-mtt in Drop Sixth Game Fair Haven Utweball Nino Pluyu Bed Interest!njy Matches Sunday ut j to Long Mrunch. Bank Firemen Sunday, TEN QB1OLEY WINS FIFTEEN-INNING EVENS SBRIISS WITH BBOOKLYN COLORED GIANTS Mainlining Jtiver Club, \S The Red Bank Jersey Central pow- Tho Fair Haven Hobhis B^ut out I rj Racquets reBtrunB in ono hour. Boot Eut-ciummU-nl t'lxty Jny» PITCHING DUEL. er and light company's baseball nine, WOOD CLUB, 5 TO 1. tho fast Newark. Centrals Sunday af- TO BE THE ATTRACTION. The eecoiul round of golf wan : tfj Prices $2.50, $3.50, $0.00, $0,00. S8.7fi, SIl.M, 151(1.00. tai!endcilia In the southern (llvlnlon ternoon, 11 to 0. Philip Kgeland, tlie played fruit, Sundny at the .Swim- $ Tennis Ilaniucts—$5.00, $8.00. $10.00. $13.50, slfl.ilK, S|-(.(W, Champion Colored Nino to Oppose Two Hundred Hpactaton Watched of the power company league, waii Harding IlULIng ISy Towncrs anil Fair Hnvim pitcher, held tho visitors ming riyrr country rlub. In ('\n?;i\d llcjiiiira Eont by mail returned llio BJIIHO d'ty I.,;J ((;l•, Ivtd. Newark Kuvmis Go Down to De- Jlnd Bank Team at Huntor'H Field defeated IB to 0 Wednesday nlt'ht by I'oor riuylng By Visitors Give to nix scattered hits. The hitting of A Joe Connor flrfcntn.l Qfofl' Mcr-, g| 'J'tiinls Court Consiriictlun u N[>rii,ill.v. feat Sunday In Game Which last- the Long Branch company'H team, Locals tiiu Lead—Red Bunk to I'lay O. ISgeiand and Edward Mulligan •—Content Should Prove to i)O u cer ono up. Butl iluii-'r won from ', ^j ed Several Hours, which leads the league. The Ked Ifrldoy and Next Hunday, featured the game. Mulligan col- Novel One. Bill Armstrong four nnd three, I'M . V, TcU'iihnno Ktd l!nnl( 2133 and Kilmsmi «J1. Bankera have not won a ulnglc game lectetl a homo rim and two singles. McDcrmott. won by default, from Sid . *j Qeorjro Qulgley, former pttchlnR The Red Bunk tcam proved Us nup- The twilight baseball season will ace of St. James's high school, proved and have dropped six, eilorlty over the Maplewood club of Sunday allavnoon (the Robins will be inaugurated at Hunter'tt field on Mercer and Arthur .Meicer nnd JJiok ' ^3 he was master of ceremonies Sunday A feature of the Kttino wan a home Brooklyn Sunday afternoon by dc- play the Red Bank fire department Newman Springs road Friday night McAllister Hnished all tKiunrr. A lit Fair Haven. ^ In Clann T> ('.(.'orgn MurlU t. wnn '. % afternoon at RuniBon when ho turned run knocked by "Bull" Smjth of the foatlng It, 5 to 1, In one of the moiit with a game between the Roil Hank r ! back the Newark Ravens In a fllteon- shore team. Three bnxn hits wcro Interesting games playod thua far The box ficore: town loam, winners of nine consecu- from Hob } iaywai'l t\\ v .nui fdur. ^ Innlng affray, which was by far tho rnado by Harkins, Ureslln, J. Tomaini this Houson on Hunter's Held. After tive RameB, and the Brooklyn Royal Joe McNulty defojited John .1 low.l j and Bruhl. Blackloy accounted for Giants, considered to be the world's three :\nd two, J-Yei! KlMob v/n;; vir-' beat exhibition of baiicball on tho allowing the tcam that previously dc- AH n II K (i Kumaoti school groundn this nearon. Red Bank's lone hit when ho smashed fiuited them this season nnd then Bruno, ")>. . . . , chnmpion .colored team. tor over Kranit McAuitn-y 1hn- aini| About 200 spectators sat through the out a double. In tlio fourth Inning. tied them in a seven inning contest 0. Kei'lnnr), If. Tho t'omc will probably mark tho lwo and Joseph I linicliiianii won )>y \ entire contest, which tasted several The score: to tfet off to a one run lrart in the Nordy, Ul». . . , Btum to the local samllot of Charlie default, from Ccin ;;r- Jtrny. 1?. Kgctnnti, BH. In Ciaiin (' l';a:l Hhi1«'lni;inn wun hours. HKI) BANK. llrat, tho Towncrs came from behind Clayton, former star schoolboy twhj- Hllty, cf ei\ who has been upholding the hurl- fvctm Gun Hutli^mnriur titrrr. mid ' Qulgley received nlcrllnp; support All It It I'O E in the fifth Inning to score throe runs J. Clenry. lh. . 1 1 Parrontlno, BB, and then addtul two more to the ing honors thin your for K^yport. two ami J5uu Tilton dt-ri-.-itcl Ted | and the tlmoly stlckwork of his MUMKIIII. f. Waldfir thren nrnl cm P. j Mftckley, If. ... 1 B tntnlin tho following frame. A. KK«lan inalih. proved very > KwJnir, ll> J'. Kzelnh<}, p. mon oont home Raffle Citarella with 0 II Heavy hitting upon the part of the ;i « fitrykw, will bo held in rrndinc«3 j : Ayre«, should the big stick men of the intcroRting. ,' Kailn'rim; hiwuarrhe lirm line or J nine the winning run on a scratch hit Crawford, p. Towncrs combined with ragged play- won from fleli-n Alilxitt I wo up, i 40 11 17 0 GfantH prove too much for Clayton. that did not pans the pitcher. It waa Aumack, cf, o j lug by the visitors accounted for the Emily Murliti- di-featdi ] Jo: tic Mr-1 NIC WAR K. The Red Bank line-up will in (ill Sammon's only hit of the day, but all BeaU, rf. : . o illcd Hank runa In those two innlngn. Vry two und on*";, L'i.\'iui;i, J lintel-; RoM, 2b. . . . AH ]l U V, probability face "Cannonball" Dick this wao overshadowed by the timeli- "iln tho fifth, Captain Dave Egbert re miinn won from Kat hci-ine 1 )ov;d, ness of the clout. Johnny's fielding Whalen, ah, led off with a single and was ad- M.iion. rf. 4 0 0 0 Redding, who Is hailed an tho s ftt- I'. Clrury, c li 0 I 1 eot hurler of any colored tonm. two and mm, I-Jcnti icr- McXnlty be:-:i~ ' WM outstanding In Itumaon'a de- vanced to around by Htryker'fi .sacrl- Jutler. If 4 O 1 1 r.d Audrey Tint hern richer three and fense. ticn bunt. He stole third and came "hiviHun. ah. ' 4 o 1 0 Also appearing with the Giants will ono while Hue While and Adu \Vii:;lil LONG nitANCir. The Rumson boys were a hustling in when McDougall threw to third >J>lHnn, rt«, 4 0 0 0 ho "Circus Country" Brown, a vaude- both drev/ ;L bye. All 11 U ro B lot and the entire team playod with when no one wan there tn cover the Thnrseii, -l», p 4 (j 1 0 ville artist In the winter and n coach Joo Connor nml f't'-m'fc*- M"!"fo/ d Dispmigo, cf, Starr lb i 0 I 0 the onap of a new whip. Their op- Harking, sn, . Gluscn plnKlcd n.nd kepf, on to n tho summer, whose, antictf JilonR were 1 ied for !ii st iii \\\<- kuiici.i', when Riccl in right Held Cnslicr, rf ;t 0 0 1 the third base line have amused fans position was perhaps thn strongest Hmtth, Jjung, p, ib ;i o 1 0 handicap. John and 1 ;«uJ J ]mi(•!••' they have encountorod this year, but fumbled the ball. Newman's single wherever the team has played. In mann finished in a, drfiv.- for st;cond] they handled tho task like profes- brought tilasco in and the former 33 0 R 3 "Highpockets" HudHjwth, tho tcam and Maurie Ahljott. V,-;J:J ll;ii' Cslsndriello, c 4 0 I 12 2 gymkhana party party given by tho in the meantime, getting Newman With this thought in mind.there is . The boatrf are 21 feet in Itin^lli, 27c <7III, 3b 7 1 0 a 3 Haolere for children of this vicinity. there, and the latter threw to first early activity on the part of some of of ccnterboard type and am of a. n'v/.c Fresh-Killed Fowl . ClUireUs. 2b 7 1 1 3 1 The meadow upon which the vari- that wiil permit, them tochc meed in 0 2 16 0 catching Rogers. the boat owners to get their craft in Zl«llar. lb 7 ous contests and exercises wore held aplc and span condition for tho elim- numijer of Inter-club events held J Blade Cut Rib Roast John Ssmmon, If r> 0 1 4 0 Egbert carried off tho batting hon- by prominent yachting club:; in : 1 1 2 0 presented a pretty scono aa the chil- ination contest which will result in SKAY, LEADING GIANT BATTER. James Summon, cf r, dren, some of them no older than ors for tho day, scoring three hits Eastern waters. | lb Qulffley. p » 6 0 0 1 2 In throe trips to the plate. Rogers the selecting: of two boats to repre- Long Island Docks 24c Mueese, rf r> 1 z 3 1 eight years, romped about'on horse- and Lukcns accounted for tho two sent the Red Bank club against the star on the colored nine is Al Seay, The boats were built for Commo- back and emulated the example of doublea mado by Rod Bank. Brook- viaitbrs. whose batting has contributed to the dore Gerald Holbrook, Harvey Dob- 53 6 10 45 15 their nldni-M in performing trickK The Pirate II, which regained the bins, Harold H. Brown, William Sh'Iders Spring Lamb "' 22c which they had learned at riding holt was alao Rood with the stick, success of the Giants. Bruns and Mrs. Helen H. Kmiih, al! NEWARK. making two hits. much coveted trophy from the Long Following is the probable line-up of VRKSH-K1LLEI) AD It II ro A school3. Splendid weather contribu- Branch club, is ready for the Ice, she of the Red Bank yacht dull. Cap- Goush, cf li 1 1 0 0 ted to tho success of the affair, On Friday the Towncrs, who have the two teams: tain Brown wont, to Marblehoud and ' lb f, 0 0 3 now won nine Ramos In a row, will having been put in the pink of con- Red Bank—GIBBCO nhortatop, Perrine Meebsn. c *.. r, . Tho gymkhana opened with a dition immediately1 after the ice supervised the loading of the bnata j Jersey Broilers . 39c Jsckion, 3b r, (1 1 4 ft oppose tho Brooklyn Royal Colored third haRC. Newman left field. RoKcm cen- on trucks for transportation to Red . 1 1!« 0 grand parade of forty children on yachting season last winter and is terflelfl, Brookholt first bane. Lukenn BCC- H. Burm, lb 7 s Glnnta. Next Sunday the Trenton Bank. He took a number of picture:! Dobbs, rf r> 2 1 1 0 horseback led by tho hostess, Miss Cadets, leaders of the Central Jer- now securely wrapped in burlap in ond hase, FetGtBon right field, Egbert Smoked Cala Hams "' 19c 0 3 2 l catcher, Clnyton or Stryker Ditcher. of the Ioading;of tho boats and these Meolts, If r, Audrey Haalcr. The procession cir-|aeV lGagUe wm furnish the oppo- storage at Dickman's boat works at Trlzna, BB 7 0 1 1 0 the foot of Wharf avenue. will form a group picture for the clcd tho larjjn floltl twirn and ihon ! si("iOn Royal Giants—Washlnflton left field- A Full Line of Ivins' Can Cookies. Ltwan, 2b :l 0 0 a 2 slopped in the center where the chil- Seny second base. Pa^a ritfht field. Bi-ooKu clubhouse. Tedroikl, p, G 1 1 8 Tho score of last Sunday's game: Reuben White's Elisabeth is also n dren lined their mounts in a long row another boat ready for the elimina- center licld, Hudupeth first bnae, E- Brown The monthly meeting of the yacht Manning, 2b 3 0 1 2 1 RED BANK. or Ma reel 1 third base, S. Brown shortutop, 1 0 0 0 0 whilhil e tthhe Fort Monmouth military tion contest. Tho Elisabeth is a ub will be held tomorrow ni-ht al Wonderfully Better Meats •Wersinfffr AE RHPOA Cudor or Creek catcher, Redding, Stanley, eight o'clock at the floating club- band played the "Star Spangled Ban- (Jln:,1.ni 3 1 strong contender, especially for heavy StrukB, Force or McClura pitcher. hi r. la 41 32 nor." | rvn-im , 3K .. , 2 0 0 0 1 weather conditions. house. Reports of standing commit- and Service at Lower Prices •natter, for Lewnn In lh«- ninth. The first event was a rncrs in thfi]N(lwnw n. If. . John S. Applegate's Breeze, which, tees will be received and matters per- Score by Inningn: horsonintiMhtp cla^s for children ten |!toK0.!M cf. . . . with (he Pirate II, wont to Long taining to the yachting !-cu:-nn will Rumion ... 00200000000010 3 — 6 yours of aRft and over riding hired j ',*k?% olt, lh, Branch to "bring home the bacon," JACK KIERWAN TO FIGHT. come up for consideration. Newark .... OlflODOOl 0O00IO li—5 horsea. Tliia was won by Martha , LM>. .. will be tuned up in time for the llrst Errori—Trlzna 2, Tcdroskl 2, L«wan 1, Pot- -a. rf. .. event. Assessor George W. Bray's Country Club Bunr.t'. Sweeney 1, (Ml 1. Runs battrd in—Mileage Lee Getty with Marjorio White sec- Ktrl HIS OPPONENT FRIDAY NIGHT ond, George 8. Hoaffland third and Strykcr, p. Daisy and Snow Goose are on the The monthly dance nf the Swim- 1. Sweeney 1, McslU 2, Mcehnn 1, Clt- low racks in the clubhouse where 11 rel la 2, John Rammon 1. Burni 1, TrUna Prudence White fourth. Tho winner WILL BE SYLVIAN BASS. nilng River country club will lip hold Cor. Broad & Front Sts., Red Bank. 1. Earned runa—Newark 4, Ilumson 2. received a silver iovlntf cup. Ribbons they are easy to get at so work can Saturday nifirht, August 2d. A special Left on bases—Runrmnn 10, Kcwnrk 12, were presented to the others who MAPLEWOOD. bo started on them in a few weeks. Long Branch Idol, Fresh From a meeting of the club will be held Fri- Call Red Bank 3075. We Deliver. Sacrifices—Mcehnn, Mefllln," Cnlnrw.r]c]Jn, placed in this event. AH U II PO A Thomas Irving Brown, who has Creditable Victory at Rochester, day night. John Samrnon. Thrro-bnnc hit,— Dobbn. A race for children ten years old Uirci. IT. p. . . three racers, will have his fleet put in New York, Will Appear at Ocean Two-basa hi to—Mucggo 2, TnlrosUl, U. Me M fchan. SK readiness for the first gun. Mr. One of the quickest ways to lind Burns. Double plnyn—(.ill to Zio«lnr, and under riding their own hnrsen Elephant!, ^)>. View After Several Weeks' Absence was won by Louise Finch with W. Brown's boats, the Phantom, the Say a job is to advertise in Tho Rcj^ip- Wuesge to 7Acg\nr, Triznu to Hurnii. Based When and the Now Then each have Jack Kiernan of Long Branch, one ter's Want department.—Advertise- oa halls—OfT Qulffley -., off Tedroalii 3. Strother Jones 3d second, Mnrjorlc or the best native middlewcighta of ment. Strike oula—By Qulwley 1 1, by Tedroslii Hiisler third and Audrey T. Walker their special features, the Phantom the shore section, will encounter Syl- B. Hit by Tcdronki—Cnlnndricllo 2, by fourth. Another race in the same being an exceptional all around vian Bass of Baltimore Friday night Quigley—Jack no n. clays but. for children eighteen years ^J1^1^' r" croft, having made wonderful show- in the star bout of ten rounds at the of age and under was captured by ii.^u"^"].'}1 P' ings in both light and heavy airs. Ocean View arena at Long Branch. NATIONAL D ODE E- HEM ON STRATA MONTH A new contender tho coming sea- Sylvia IJ# White. Betty Heap Strass- Kiernan, who ha8 not appeared at SELENA WON ON SUNDAY, burger was second, Warren AcUer- 32 1 7 24 13 son will be the re-conditioned Pirate Long Branch since early in the sea- man third and Laura Ncitaon fourth. Score ,>>• I, owned by George Ruppert and son, was victorious last week in a A jumping race on horseback for , |.. | George Gillig. The boat has been nut HARHY PEVIRJNE'S BOAT GETS M ip wno( 1 fl (I 0 0 0 00 0—1 of commission several years. She is hard match at Rochester, Now York, children under eighteen years of flfie Hunk OOOO3i!O0 x—5 Bass is a leading middleweight con- HERFIKST WIN. was won by Betty Heap Strasaburger a sloop rigged craft with a'mainsail Krrorn—Poirlne. I.ukons. JRiccl. CapuLo. of the old gaff type. Her present tender and is sire of making the with Donald Shippee second and Runs batted in—Newman, Honors, Me Lonpr Branch idol extend himself. The Dolphin, iho Llndy nnd Selena Sheldon Prentice third. Tho con- nmiirnll. 'i'wo-liiifte hits—Roger it, Lukcns. nails are of the "North River" rig with the square head gaff and low Solly LaFuria, a Bloomfleld ban- Are Now Tied In rolnts—Kllwibnth testants worn required to jumj> their Sncrifici* liitn—I.itkonn 2, Stryker. Sacrifice tam, will trade wares with "Young Finishes Second in Her First Start mounts over obnlaclea three feet and fly—Strykor. Stolen bnsca—Effbcrt, New- hoist. A Register representative in man, Klrphnnll. I^ft on basca — Ked Hunk conversation with Mr. Gillig Satur- Al" Delmont of Newark, who has ot tho Season. three, inches high. A cup to the been coming of late by leaps and winner waa presented by Percy B. 7. Maplewood fi. Strikeouts—Ry titrykor -1, day night was informed that tho boat by Kchumimn 0, by Riccl 1, Bnsea on balls bounds, in the eight-round semi- Harry Perrlne's Selena II won Sun- Strassburgor. will be re-rigged and will be changed day's knockabout race, defeating a —OfT'Strykcr 2. off Hchumnnn 4, off Riori into a Marconi rigged craft. A hol- final. field of five starters nnd cstabliahlnp; A nightgown men provided much 1. Ilnlkn—Kchumann. Stryker. Hits—Olt low spar is now being built at Buck' The throe six-round preliminaries her flrBt win of tho season. She was fun for tho spectators. At a signal Strj'Ucr 7, off Schnmnnn 8 in f> innlngn, houdt's works at Poughkcopsie, her •will send into action Ray Ratta of the children rode their horses to ono ofT IUccI 1 in li innincs. Double plays— well handled by Fred Fisher nnd she r.liisco lo Lukcn* to Brookholt. Elephantl sail3 are finished and she will be put Newark and "Young" Mills of Free- showed great ability on the wind- end of the Held, where they de- to Cnputo to McDougnll. VmP'rc»—Lavoie together at Dickman's bont works hold, Freddie Martin of Newark and ward .legs of tho course. mounted, picked up a bag containing nnd David. sometime in August to make sure "Battling" Beddy of Jersey City and Tho race was sailed In a light wes- a nightgown and cap. These they that nothing will be lacking when Carlio Hanson of Perth Amboy and terly to northwesterly breeze and In were required to don after which cold weather acts in. Clint Slocum of Orange. order to give tho BkippcrH more they remounted their steeds and windward work the. course was raced (o the point of beginning. Tho NEW The North Shrewsbury fleet will contest was divided Into two heats. number fourteen boats for the elim- Ilod Bank's Leading Batsmen. changed so as to mnlce the stretch ination trials which will b^ held early from English's cove to the home The first section of the men was JOHN H1GGINS WINS SINGLES Kolowinp are the five leading bat- in tho season on account of the long tcrr. of the Red Bank baseball team: DRIVE THE DODGE EIGHT-IN-LINE! stake the long leg to the windward. won by Marjorio Haaler with Teddy T1TJUE AT SHREWSBURY, racing program scheduled for next The starters wore EMwood Pow- Crane second, Martha Loo Getty winter. G AH R M PC ero's Torn, Sarah Clay Brown's Eliza- third and Prudence White fourth. Ho Dofpatod Allnlro Cornwall in tho cf. . •' :u r. is .470 Back and forth from coast to coast, a beth, Harry Perrlnc's Selena ir, The second heat was won by Laura I'inal Bound »ml Won a LP? on the 11 •H 10 111 .• fort. See how silently, how effortlessly it George W. Brny'n Llndy and William Kcilson. Sylvia White waa second in 2h. 11 as 11 14 .391 Dodge Eiglit-in-Linc is running a con- C'ornwell Memorial Trophy—Next SHOOTING FOR A DINNER, Strykcr, p. . . n 33 3 13 .303 floats along. II. n. White's Dolphin, It waa a this race with Frederick Thompson Tournament on Lit bo r Day. pretty utart with tho five boats right third and Harry Caesar fourth. nmokhoU, II). ii 41 6 16 .300 tinuous Mileage Marathon ... A daring to the lino when tho gun wail fired. A musical chair race was also John Higglns captured tho July A SHOOTING MATCH AT COLT'S Learn the positive action of ita weather- Fourth BinglcK championship at feat to show the world what a depend- Positions changed aomowhat from greatly enjoyed by the spectators. NECK ON SATURDAY. proof internal hydraulic brakes . . . the start to the outer mark with tho The rules of thia contest required tho Shrewsbury by defeating Allnirc able Dodge car can stand! Llndy. tho Selena nnd tho Elizabeth conf estanta to circle around a number Connvoll in the "ilnal mutch. The the remarkable sense of security and scores were 6-1, 7-5,- 4-G, 6-4. Higgins Tlio Middlctown Township Toani Do- Expert Repairing having the better of the situation. of chairs placed In a ring nnd then fctttod thn Atlnntfo Township Toatn dismount and while holding the reins thereby won a log on the Cornwall OF Stamina . . . economy . . . long life . . . steadiness that results from the de- On tho homownril Journey from the memorial cup which must bo won By a Scorn of 418 to 3RU—Another outermark it waft even honors he- of their horses attempt to sit in a Match to bo Held Next \\VHi. WATCHES, CLOCKS these thing3 the Dodge Eight Mileage sign of the safe, silent Mono-Piece tween the thrco leading bantu until chair. An there WHS one chair Joss three times to bo owned permanently. within a few hundred yards from the (ban tho number of starters, one Benjamin VanVlicL has Lwo lega on The first of a aoiios of -shooting and JEWELRY Marathon will demonstrate. But the Steel Bodies. child found hlmoelf or herself minus tho trophy by his victories in 1927 matches between the Atlantic town- finish lino, with tho Elizabeth In the nnd I92it. Atlnlro Cornwell holds one Dodge Eight-in-Linc holds a lead to tho leeward nnd tho Llndy a plneo to sit, nnd this contestant ship gun club and the Middle-town Accuracy, skill and experi- Accept our invitation to get into sandwiched between Die Elizabeth was declared eliminated. The per- letf by virtue of IIIEJ victory in 1928. township gun club WHS held on Rus- performance thrill that only driv- and tho Selena, the wind dropped formance was repeated until al! had 'X'iie Until mutch was completed on sell HeulJtt'H farm near Colt's Neck ence enable us to do the a Dodge Eight-in-Line. You'll and loft tho boats nlmost helpless, been forced out but the winner. Thn Suntlny morning. The match started on Saturday afternoon. Tho team most delicate repairing. We ing the car will reveal to you The Selena, notern In tho windward Imnd furnished tho musical part of tho prevlouu Sundtiy, but was inter- winning two matches Is to ho treat- guarantee satisfaction. Our get out of it convinced that it berth caught a favorable puff, send- tho game by playing; lively tunes. rupted by rain. hud won two ed to a dinner by thf* losing team. Drive the Dodge Eight-in-Linc ing her homo tho victor, Tho Eliza- Marjorio Jlanler proved to bn the and Coi'nweJl had enptured one The place for the dinner has not prices will please you. is the greatest car of moderate beth finished a closo second, tho Lln- most adept in thia contest nnd wnn aot in a Ihroo out of Avo set match. boon selected. Experience its luxurious com- price you ever drove. dy third, the Dolphin fourth and the declared tho winner with Frederick Tho Ramps were two-all, 30-15, with Saturday's event was won by the Silverware Repaired Tern fifth. Thompson second, Warren Ackerman Cornwell K, when play waa re*- Middle town team, with a score of third Htul Sheldon Prentice fourth. stimnd Sunday. Cornwell won the •118 out of a possible TiOO. The Atlan- and Replated Like New The result of Sunday's) rnco pufu // i'oji ore shopping, arrange for our tho Dolphin, tho Uncly and the Se- An egg nnd spoon ruce, In which ilfth uamo and lod, 3-2. Hlgglns ral- tic township tonm niudo a neoi> of lena In a tie for flrBt place with elev- Warren Aekernmn, Hubert Kldder lied to win 1hn next lwo nnd obtained 38il. Another match will bo held on REUSSILLES'- tleinonsluitnr lo lake you home en points each to their credit. nnd Mnry Foster Mni;me NOW. tioii, leaped into the ocean, in evening TO, K0S& Gl^LKRAN ixnl THOMAS ao clothes, ho cannot say that the linor city o? Miami, with accommodations NlSLSON: .^ v Tlio Difference -Between Now and a is not £olicitoti3 of tho comfort of for 123 yachts and motor boats, plan iiy virtue of on tuAtt of tlie Court o|f Jersey City Man Afres^d Yesterday to Increase its facilities 200 per cent Cliiincery ot Nevv Jeiaey, mada on tha d. at ^lncroft. Hundred Years Ago. 11ii passengers, for he was immediate- of tho flats hereof, in a vnu&e whure..-.-^^™ ly fished out afrain. within two years, The profit from tUnjamtn J, J'Hikor In compUinimt, anKft A Ford truck containing fifteen (From Vanity Fair.) its yacht basin for eight months KOBQ Ulllerun ami Thomun J, Kelsotl, "'"Bil Winter :ro;;5iin;y iaie rather tcdi- defendant, you are required to appear tsit^S half barrels of beer and five.empty The history of New York begins ens. Tin nno nicfta business men totaled $14,000. anHft-er tlie bill of 6Bki comiilalnt en or fctlsPli barrels was stopped yesterday aftor- •with two errors in navigation. Tho for ;n rinud reasons; they 'Detroit built 105 slips, from which foip the 100) i\ny of September next, 0^^ wlui trav tha 811U! hill wilt be tnken as conff»i«&$& noon about four o'clock nt Lincroft fust mistake was made by the Geno-j ,taknkep 1|ook,. from tho£hip.s ,lbrary a profit of 59,831 was netted ln 1027, f' Vm-razano, who^sailinff along thcj , motlme.s road them. But but the walls were wrecked by flu* itunlnBt you. wlm by State Trooper William Millitijrtnn :md c n •iho buiil Ull ]R filed to forecIoBS a cei'lfip of the Eatontown station. The driv- Atlantic coast to lihd a nonhwvstj j vwit.it h ththfp i snrln!sprinJg th(thJe firstfi tourists take ast year and must ho replaced 11I11 tnortuuitt niiiilo hy J, Kdward Mlcli#§p er, Harry Meyer of Jcrocy City, was which would take him fo and the .ship iJit In June Chicago is developing ity lake front 1 ml ChilHtina K. Mlrhol, hla wife, to AnntmMl' and the lagoons, inlets and sheltered "". Htlhvell, bentints . There nd riicorrlcd in OJD MonmouOi CauntfflsMf States Commissioner Edward G. For- oven noticing it. Thfi Korond mid- lelightful little suppers in the waters In the several city park • ^IfjfkU ofl\c« Id took 470 of mortRRROls!^' man at Freehold. He was hold in tako w that of Hudson, who sailc,l! ^1,^'^'iu^ ^UiuKpart^ "in tho Fees are being readjusted and a plan •n page Tl, etc.. In tho sura of S12.000.00,^V as nd which mortgage' wit» thoreafUr ai-f/i^ S500 bail for (ho fedora] prand jury. ihe river which now bear. his. y M fl whoopee on all projected to provide facilities for July. 17th to July 23d 1 the iittneii to B«njnmiu J. Parber In the HiimP^T* He was unable to get bail and was I name, m the belief that it loci to tho cks•, A, B, C.iirul D! every boat In tho city." if (0,600,00. and you, Hose Gilteran, ar*M^ 1 ho owner in feo of tho Innti and iHom!s«BMf4 sent t.o„ JjailW . The truck and beer | Pr.cillc. Having gone as far as the Thn liner is no longer dnnperous; Houston is admitted to be one of the: greatest yachting centres in the vh«i-«on IBM mortKavs is a lion Bnii ara#f| were turnedd over to the prosecutor's ; pu-sent site of Albany the Half-Moon ,,..,,„,, f if rrMVP(, ,, mndo a defandnnt, nnd you, Thomas J.MI0 offlc* The state police said that the discovered that it Was not yet in' ^ , ' - , m a ,C via r* we country, the report states. An c\ son, nt-e mndo n defendant bec«uR» youfli il a Biilmeiiucnt encumbrance upon fi*!4ffip truck was owned by Jan,M J. Flah- China and returned to tho mouth of, i^^Tom ZVSdwvov- ample of increased land value is fjlv- rn at itouston where a .$20,000 strip il nnd piemlsof* whcicin said mortEiB«i W^ crty of Keyport. the river. Yet these misguided n,ar, .^ whjch (hc dcJUh Ust at_ a ft Hen. | plj mers wore the heralds of our modern , proportions to those s fitted with thirty-five stalls for i ; ta|nc| cnormoiig boats and soon rose in value to J Dated July Oth. 1030, f|i transatlantic voyages. j lllxurious floatinB hotclSi with their EDWAHD W, WISE, JB Hold Cominlltco Dinner. $60,000. I Back in the cightorrHh ccndiry,; ice IIOXCH full of frame and the rarest Solicitor of Complainant, If A dinner for members of the com- Conditions on the Mississippi at •S • • , • • tin 29c 54 Brojid Sheot, Ilod Bank. N( J.® mittees of the Rotary club, appoint- when the first transatlantic .-crvic j viands of the world, with their print- botween Now York and Kurope bo-1 ing presses, their photographic stu- Memphis were , found discouraging j TN CHANCERY OF NEW~JERSEV^ rWm ed last Thursday at the regular meet- owing to the water rising thirty-ll\o ! TO EVEHETT KJIEAD: ^W to operate', the ships employed j t(,OS( thoir portable airplanes, and ing, was held last night at Wilbur 1 feet above mean low during the flood | • .. • • tin Hy virtue of "an order of tho Court oCgH Gardner's Log Cabin at Portaxipeck. rlumsy barJiS. These ship. ?, even their padded cells—for travelers Chancery of New Jertoy, mudo on tha day|llll with the march of improvement, uavo .subject to attacks of D. T.'a. Thus water period. Construction of docks f ->f tho date heraot, in a cnuve vshertlnWms, Thft duties $f the committees wore way to graceful two- and threr-mast- has mechanical improvement on the moored to land and capable of ris ' . . 3 pkgs. lied Dtinic lluildinir and Loan AasocUtlon.S^B outlined by the president, George H. ing and fnlluig with the water i^ n coriiorAifmi of the State of Now Jersey, flllll sehnoners. And linaily, about kept pace with tlie age of mir- 1 tomiiliiinant jind you nnd otlioin are *ie-*^S Merrill, Jr. held to be the only fonsiblo solution, j a 1815, tho famous Atlantic raters, tho | j.cics f,n i,-|nti, can C onduntB. you aro required to appear an ii IBm clipper ships, appeared, the :!'} The association statos that an in-| iimvor tlie bill of tmld romplidnant on or w&m OUR STATE MtlSON. which was not surpassnd by Mcamcr;i| caric in boats Is found where facili- § Tomato Soup • • 7 •foro tliy (onlli day of Keptember nost. W' BASINS FOR SMALL CKAl'T. ties are Impiovoit ami in cities whcio C v tho BiiUl bill will ba tnken us confeaaed Jfr for a long time. An elegant as y.'U'htn.j basins liavo been built every foot of Description of Institution Housing the clippers, originating in Baltimore, I 8 QZ. jar \ 5c 16 oz. jar 29 The tinUl bIH In filed to foreclose n cer- j§ : IJo foi< sure Yachts Bring JLaw BrcaKers. mnde the crossing in frtmi ntteon to ™ avoilablp space has boon Icnsed for nln moili!»u:o RIVOU hy Kverett I'Vontl ntifi S Largo 1'ruflts lo Municipalities. the greater j»:irt of tho year. En- MurKiirct M. Kitrnd, hlrt wife, to lied Bank It twenty days, with .such regularity; J ; k s Hiilldlnt' and Loan Atmoclntion. n corpora- ffi T nrnn N J (AP>—A high j twenty days, with .such regularity; "">» * * pincers of tho :i: >oouuum have rec- tlon ul tho Htnto of New Jer«Gy, dated Iho |p smooth, emoke-co' .lo're' d wall surrounds I that they thenceforth nailed on a The national association of engine ommended to tho various cities Rice or Wheat 2 P g - 25^ lllietcentli dny of DDicmhor, 192B. on Ri New Jersey's state prison. Housing I Hxed date, and "packet day" came to I nmi boat manufacturers last week means of improving facilities. nndn In the Township of Mlddletown, In ! W have considerable importance, botlij t.<--»uecl a report on conditions along ho tJnunty of Monmouth nnd State of N«wH over 1,600 prisoners, it has accommo- social and economic, in the relations, th watorfronU of many cities and Jflinoy; and you, Kveiott Frond, tire mmio »1 dation for 1,115. It grew from a single G Itcpartoe in Oklahoma. Portuguese Boneless Sardines i size can 25c Elefoniltint liccjiune you mo one of tha own- 1| structure of 150 cells built in 1830. between the two worlds. towns, thn refill!t of a five months' :H of the Inmla dcncrlbod in enlij mort* w4 Meanwhile young llobert Fulton .survey. The report shows that in- An Oklahoma City p:ipor boastfully Ib From the outside and from the in- said Monday that their Robinson side the prison buildings look formid- was boldly venturing a trial trip on vestment s in improved piers and Whole Milk Store Cheese • • - 33c Dalcd July Vith, 1930. fe the Hudson with his invention, the hasins for yachtK and smaJl craft street was only a cow-path foit\ JlOWAKD S. HIGGINSON. W& able. Thick iron bars extend cross- arc profitable, but that many cities years ago. •Solicitor at Complainant, fg& wise In the narrow window openings Clennont. Look nt contemporary 12 tli-ciid Street, Red Bank. N. J. I;| picture;-;. A great still served as a have not ah own the interest they Many things can and do happen in cut from the walls of steel nnd con- Bennett's Dog Biscuits *m. pkg. 1 jjc, Ige. pkg. 3gc 1 boiler. From a long chimney pipe .should, with attendant inconveni? -oe forty years—whnt was then a cow- Monmouth County Surrogate ! Office crete. In some places doors of solid to boat o\vners. path is now a very popular parade In thp mutter of tho ealuto ot Elmer H. steel and In other places doors of flames rise liiph, but ncarcriy higher P i, dceeii d iron bars are between tho prisoners than the high hats of three penlle- The report, which will bo dislrib- ground for all manner of jackasses Perrier ' Water ...."• 2 bots. 25c Not ieo to vi-oditara to present clatnrs nitm on board who stare anxiously at amotift the mayors and council- and a roosting place for half-drest gniriBt C»Uitc. and their liberty. s y chickens. ta!S can rui-Buiint to tho order of Joseph L. Don- Egyptian architecture was adopted thr amall wheel with six paddles, and. j rncn of all waterside cities of the nlmy, Smionuto of tlio County of Mon- for the main building1. Four Egypt- pistons beating in the two barrels nation, was prepared under the direc- White House Evaporated Milk. 3 s 23c mouth, mndo on tho elKhteenth da of, which serve as cylinders. tion of Richard 11. Illyd the ,t han di in- So Much Better. •June, 1930, on the Application of John tan, columns stand in front of the P. Popo, ndmlniHtrntor of tho estate o£l main entrance on third street. To A little more than ten years after cludes material gathered in personal 'I do hope you keep your cows in Elmor E. Pope, decenRed, notice la hereby pass through this entrance, two the Ciermont had triumphantly surveys in many places throughout a pasture," said Mrs. Newlywcd as t . Ige.pkg. 21c given to tho creditors of H&id deceased! reached Albany, the Savannah, with tlm country. to exhibit to tlie aubneriber, admints-f ^ doors, one of steel and the other of she paid the milkman. ttutor us iifortaaiti, their debts and }M battered bars must ho opened. The the help of sail:;, crossed to Liverpool ".Millions of dollars will be spent 'Yes, madam," replied the milk- C domnnds nsnlnst tho guid OBtato under'' f former is opened first and if proper in 25 days, and in l&C the Royal throughout the country within the man; "of course/ we Keep them in . . g'cakes 25 onth, within BU months from the date oft* "William crossed the Atlantic with its the aforennlil order, or they will 1>B tor»i credentials are- offered by the visitor next live year3 by municipalities in- a pasture." ever bnrrcil of their nctlona therofori the second door is opened by a lover paddle wheels alone. terested inc improving their water- "I'm so fflad," pushed. Mrs. Newly- against tlio nnitl Biibncribcr. arrangement irom inside. Each vis- The Cunard line was established, fronts and their contiguous water- wed "I have been told that pasteur- pint 35c pint 55c Dated Ficohold, ti. J.. June lfith, 1030. ways. A great portion of the money ized milk Is much the best." JOHN F. POPE, itor 13 searched before he Is allowed and, in 1840, launched three ships of 39 LoTloy rinco, Red Bank, N. J*K to proceed. from 1,000 to 1,500 tons. German and will be • expended in the nature of ALSTON BKKKMAN, Atl'y. . d Surrounding a foyer on the first American companies followed, but'it profitable investments to be support- Long-Lost Soul-Slate. Babbitt's Cleanser • • • • 2^am 9c Proctor. « 7 ed by yachtsmen who aro to bo as- ned BiinV. N. J. g £ and second floors arc the administra- was lhu use of iron hulls, about 3860, He—"You haven't said a word for tion offices. The office of Col. Ed- and of hulls of steel, about 1880, that sessed nominal fees for boat storage ZONE ORDINANCE was to lead to the great development and anchorage. twenty minutes." Borough of Shrewsbury, g^ ward. B. Stone, principal keeper, is in She—"Well, I didn't have anything Cremo Cigars - 5 for 20c box of 50 $1.95 An Ordliinticc limit inn nnd reBtr!ctin||| the front on the first floor, hia win- of transatlantic liners and, above "Every city '.vh'xh has mads cuch to say." to njicclflc dintiictB mul leRiilatln^ therein fl dows looking to the street and the all, the screw, invented in 183C, and expenditures has enjoyed returns lmilitln^s nnd ntructuroa according to thelFial He—"Don't you ever uay anything conntructlun nnd tho nntttre nnd extent off mai, n entrance_ . Bars cover the win- coming into general use after 1870. high enough to place motor-boat when you have nothing to say?" Ann Page Pure Fruit Preserves 16-oz jar 23c 32-oz jar 39c thefr use In tho Ho rough of. Shrewsbury,;,)! dows on two sides and on the third Enplane!, anxious to monopolize basins in a class of being a 'munici- She -"No." in tho County of Monninuth,' nnd provld*^ are triangular shaped openings cut new inventions, had instituted, in pality's most profitable investment.1 ing for tho ndmlnlBtrntlon nnd enforco^S He -"Well, then, will you be my ment ot tho proviaiono heroin containeife^ through tha concrete with about a 1838, tlie first transatlantic service In addition land owners have found wife?" and fixing penalties for tho violation*^ six inch space providing a lookout. employing steamships-. The Sinus their property values enhanced, busi- thereof. H; ness houses have estimated that each Passing from the outer corridor, and the famous Great Western Pepping Up Longfellow. Approved July lnt, 15)30, two more barred doors, one of them crossed from Quecnstown or Cork to cruiser owner spends $1,000 each year The Great SFS€ Tea Co. BENJAMIN J. TAT1KER. for supplies incidental to operation of The shades of nights were falling added recently, guard entrance to the New York in from fifteen to eigh- ORTRUDE C. VANVI-JET. "center." Between these doors stands teen days. American efforts in this liis boat and highway traffic condi- fast. ClerW. j a guard whoso only duty is to at- line were commercially unsuccessful, tions have been relieved of the crowds The guy stepped on it and rushed The foroyolucr ordfnnni-o -WAS pnsBed om but even in those days Americans who now spend their holidays cruis- past, 46 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK, N. J. iioconcl nnd third reading by tho boar* tend them, a separate key being used nt n meetltiK: held on Tuesday, July 1 st^ for each. had a. feeling for luxury that aston- ing in the waterways. A crash—he died -without a sound. EASTERN DIVISION 1930, was duly approved bjl tho Mayof ished the English and forced them "In the metropolitan district of New They opened up his head and found o_f_ Shrownbury Uoroimh. ^_ J "Center" has the command of the to remodel their ships. I remember —Excelsior! prison. The officer in charge is sta- York city the conditions are nothing Monmouth County Surrogate's Office, i an old English print of 1849 which short of primitive. There arc 30,000 In pie mutter of tho eutnte of Walter Ot tioned at a wooden desk but Colonel Kunz, deceaned. _..-1 Stone has planned construction of a .shows the people of Bristol visiting pleasure boats in that section and The Red Bank Register is the rec- t : the new American liner Atlantic opnized meeting place of buyer and Mntlro to rrcdllors to prcBQnt <^tfTlilK glass bullet-proof enclosure with not one municipal facility to provide nRainst cstnte.""--., _,t jf \. openings for riot guns'. Two nioro which, wonder of wonders, had ott for them. Of the private basins them seller. The Register hooks up busi- Piirsimnt to the ordcrof-JoBeBn L. Doitj^M board a barber shop! But the sister it; the partially completed harbor at ness interests and home life affairs filmy, fa'urroKn'o <>t "10 County ot MotmiM^ barred doors lead to the first coll wm'e ill fated. with telling effect by way of its great inuuili, mnde on the nixtccnth day oC JunBf block, four tiers high. Tho block is ships of the Atlantic Edpcwatcr, New Jersey, bein^ built circulation. It pays to advertise in l'j:iO, on the npplicntton of Mnry W. prei|| surrounded by a sort of inner court The Arctic was run down by a by the United States boat corporation, tun, acimlniatiatrix of the estate of V/nltefe The Register.—Advertisement. C. Hum., decenscd. notice ia hereby ttlve^. to permit ventilation. The colls are French steamer, and the Pacific which will offer anchorage berths lo the creditors of anid deceased to exhibtfH1 equipped with one or two cots and Et.ilod from Liverpool one morning in for 250 boats. The Palisades Inter- u* tho ftnl)3rr!ber, ruiminfalrntrlx as nfoi'(^| a porcelain washstand.' They aro 1SH6 and was never heard of again. state Park commission basins oppo- p.niii, their dootH and tlerhiinda ugainst thj§p vn'nl cHtnte, under onth, within six montlife lighted by electricity and those con- Nevertheless, the great liner had site Dyckmaii- street at New York fi inn tho dnte of tho aforesaid order, Qfjlk| taining: two prisoners have one cot. comn into being, though it kept its have a capacity of 138 boats, and idey will lie foiovor Ijitrrcd o£ their actioriSt^l on the floor and one suspended from sails, ns some animals still retain, last year issued exactly lhat number ihoiefor aRHiriHt tha Raid subscriber. the ceiling. after centuries, organs thoy no long- of permits for anchorage. Also they Dated Kreeholil. N. J., Juno 16, I er use. In contemporary pictures one turned away more than 100 appli- JlAltV W. PRESTON, Wings 1, 2, and 3 fire of brick and llumson. Coiintry CluS, I^M steel construction. William J. Ellis, sees long dormitories, where, in cof- cants. Kumnon, N. Jh4 iiii-liko bunks, travelers had to eon- commissioner of the department of Facilities Here Inadequate. NOTICE. .'$fc tent themselves with the light of a MitrchnritH Trust Conumny of Rod Itank^I institutions and agencies, has t=aid "The Now York yacht club main- ; that there is little possibility of a fire single wretched lamp, through 1 N. J.. va. JoBCph Simons antf Jane Sl^y/ tains a small' basin at Twenty-sixth nmiif; =* • of any consequence. At various times long, stormy while booted •street ami the East river, but can : N'diee in JiLtnt-hmcnt, ;• v ! prisoners have attempted to start K»s.sian Jews or Italian accordion ^t"provido"facilUiP3 for'non-mem- 1 Ntitiru u lifi-chy Klven thnt n vt\M ofi;V blazes but no damage was done. players sang folk son^M. Fifty years o ture of / iiiinchtiivia jtl lliv Jtuil of Mui'i'hniits Tru«feS£ ] ; bcril# To n)ako a sli ht Kea ! Cotiiimiiy ot Itetl Bunk, New Jerney, hodyifS South1. hal..<*.l. ,,oLf wine...»*,: 5., wa,,t*os considere- d j later, that is, today, the s;hip of three jmtcrnst lho board of estimate and i LUI |.oiute, nHulriJit tlio riKhta Mid. creditB^" a fire harzard as the. roof and iloor, or four thousand tons has become the j apportionment has adopted plans is comAleie, ; rminiurt mid etfectn. KOOIIB and clinttolB,-! ! litnds nnd tencmenta of Joncpli Simons nnd;'> under steads y names, could be ignited.] pulaiiiil. iloatinj; hotel nf GO,000 tonajwmcn would provide for construction f -if/ I .Iiiiie Hlmotm, non-renltlentB nnd nhscondinK*; Womenn pprisoner: s formerly quartered j lhat we know, with its sports, its of tw0 mf,tor-bnnt basins along-,the 1 iJclitwitt. iHBiifd out of tho Monmouth t in this part nf the prison have been coon orchestras, its bar, its rich j Hudson river. The basins, to be in- I fNtunty Circuit Coxirt on tho 28th day «E i ; September, 1(J29, rutitrnnttle im lh» 15th . transferred to the reformatory nt woodwork. ita crystal and silverware. CUK!OU in tlm Riverside Drive im- We see it setting forth upon deluxe [ proveiueut plan, are impractical as i -lav the situation hut i il! of the County of Monnirmth, walls, guards have an outlook over like a modern show boat with the, little. Even if they aro completed X I Uuteil. lelininiy lUth. 1H30. t 1 . QUINN, I'AltSONS &. DOREMUS. the whole institution, They are hnw given by ;hn audience itself, the entire facilities in the metropoH- Attorneys. V armed with revolvers nnd riot puns With its wide docks like public ( in area, public nnd private, will of- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT^ and have an easy view of prisoners with its four smokestacks j for anc hora for ICHK than two per Ksiittu of Klizniielh King Hoafoid, de*^ working or in the yards for recrea- ;l:intimr bnckward, it promenade; cent, of tl boats' now operated ln DEAN'S I coai.e.1. -ft|j docks, tiie miles marked off in great; Now York water:;. I Notice In hereby Riven thnt tho nc*jf tion. 1 riiiii.trt of tko tii'djHin;;lon is just u Across the strpnt from the main en- 1 Little Silver, N. J. j uHtfkto of Maid dt-ioaneil, will bo uiidlted and, it.s luxurious Iloor coverings, trance are the work ^hop>. Fou critic; 1, althou^lh i several private Muted by iho Sui-roirnto ot the County og; times daily prisoners j;n between the its Ions mahogany corridors, tlie ship I yacht club;i have built shore .stations | Monmouth nnd iupotted for sottlcmont ta, 1 l t tie OMihttr.n Cimrt of n:ii„ am| nnr nyIocu( of Monmciutii nnd ippoi-toil fnr Settlement;^ 1 buttered beets, boiled potatoes, fre-sh vhil" the pedi^rciMl dni;s of the mil- to tho Orphans Court uf paid County, on apples, brent!, coffee; 'l'lnii-Hdny. the thirty-ilint dny «f July, A.': lionaiiTH take their exercise before CORRECTLY mndo club, bat, racket or rod 1B 1), 103 0, (it which time iippllcntion will ha^ Supper—Hamburger r-tcnk, Imili-d unin^ hnck to their delightful littlp nude for tho nlhnvnnco o£ commlsBiona "• potatoes, stewed tomalm.-, bread. •rrilli-d cabins? Where are you, you A just us imiiDi'tunt to jour K»mo ns it 1» tor nnd rnuiiRol fecw, • coffee. I I'nr wiver; of Hie pinneiM's who shiv- you to know thi: different'o bet\vcon "a homer" and I>nl.ed June 17, A. P. 1030, ; "n bunkpr." THE SECOND NATIONAL HANK j A total of 135 £unnl; . working in ered f 11 'in fear and cold in tlio Pfi- AND TltlJST COMPANY t two shifts, are en duty in tlio prison. Iriiii: ;i hundred years n;;o, wrapped Of Red Bunk. N. J.£ For Berioiis infractions of prisnn di^- Wo fiiicclnUzn in tho flnont of sporting jjooda foi _frmrncijy Tied Bank Tnmt Cnmpuny.) | in v;c-t ra::hmr'i«' :-h;iwh>, your feet every form nf nctlvlly, at prices lower Hum would ciplinp, immatos are jil^rrd in soli-' on a lin) brirk'.' Would you ever ]javi} MmCfc OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUN rf tary confinement while withdrawal of \ droaineil that ymii- jrranddan^htei's bn rxportrd for our ^radn of inorchnndise. Vaca- Eunta of Loo Cloth and Sarah Cloth, privileges attends U-^s j^.'rioiio \ v. onld da 11 co, swim, rido electric tionists who are thrifty ami wiso will take nuvniv minors. ,;; 1 1 tago of our summer oilers. Notice In hereby ulven that tho accountsv charges. lmrses and en 1m Is, on Hi eye Hamu of the Biihscrlber, uumdinn of tho oatatei water,-:'.' of Biiid minors, will bo auiHtod and Btntedl hy tho Surroente of tho County of Mon-J JCxtravnpanf. rst liners, prourl of their mouth and rcpoiteti tor aottlcraent to Sandy bought two tieknts for a J I Orphann Court, of sale] County, on Thu. : bility, ]>oii)]!ously l Every Requirement For thy. tha thirty-firm dny of July, A. D£| raffle and won a RtuiU-bnUcr. 1 Ii.; j. Atlantic fcrrybt j What is to be;! 1030, nt which tlmo implication will r friend rushed up to hi:; house to ""[ said nf the ;;hi|> f today, which lli»| inuilfl tor tho nllownnco ot comuiUslo gratulatft him, hut found him looking most iii'Vere iMurm.-;: .cannot affect 7 it i GOLF BASEBALL TENNIS und councol fcon. miserable as could be. \ i;i 110 innuiT tho vwave:"' that liuikc Is Always the Cheapest Dated Jutto 20. A. D. 1030. "Why, mon, what's Hie matter wl' FISHING SWIMMING BOATING THOMAS P. DOREMUB. l>:iN::en;;ers ill, lint t.liiT too niurli \ 1 yo?" he aslced. indulgence in pates 0 foic-^ras ;md 1 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUN ^ 1 Estate of Ellinheth F. En ton, lunntlc. "It's that nrrond tirlu-i. Why I ni;-:!?!:; \-\n-n\, v. itli [ i/ )' C'l p.s i>\\ the • Especially is this true when buying COMPLETE CAMP OUTFITS N'dtlco in hereby KIVCII thnt the neemmtj ever bought it 1 ennna Iinrij:in»'." head, v/avin:,-- hallo :; and [•hnkini; ; of tho fliihscrR'or, (ju«rcl(nri nf the cntKt§ : n( oflld lunntir, tv||| ho nildlUtl nnd B riitt le feel:; : hnt in; tliero letterheads and other business Complete Line of Ladies' Riding Boots, Breeches and Coats. by the Suirognte of tho County at Mori; liftid-i of Feopli-. i:: no i:-.<- that ii ri;;kiiu: one'.-, movith nnd reported for nottlemont to thi. i! t l]ci e lire ) = , they aro of stationery. Such items are your Orphunn Court of Hiild County, on ThuM Folka aro Jilte a hlarksmitliV; ; Imp. day. tho thlrty-flritt dny nf July, A. i:t cn;Lii).;in;: t. 1 /;Ther© ore tliose who, Y\\w Ihc anvil, personal representatives sent 103 0, nt v.lilrli titno iiunIiratJon "'ill The with its merrily rrihde for tho nllownnco of corn mis slo .can take ltnock.'i witlKiut w whinipci ; nnd counocl fern. thart aro those who, like the ham- u through the mails. You want slant cr Mil act with those mo:.! ileai J pftteil Juno 20. A. l>. 1030. .mor, Btrllto when cund it ion:; nrc at them to look their best. 1IKNRT W. KATON. - Ihelr beat—and ther^ me t\iu;;e who, fun:; even our sfoek brokci. Kina!Iy,j n.; tIn- very hcij-ht of coinfurt, NOTICE. like lho bellows, just blow. An Cnilnnnro entitled "An OnllnnnH after li'ivin;' ;;aile.|. you feel nei v> Krnntlntf itermlpnlnti fa;;:;enj:e r who n>- Does Good Printing ^. 13 East Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. July 120], 1930. Wltne:ia-I tin not. 1 dimply smld cnlrrcil lier hriii ;<• in New York two KRNNETIt FIELDS. lifiuiii itricr the :nt in hlfi car for tin re hoiir:i At tent: 1n front of an excavation wuitin^ i'>i' AH (••]• that • lij;htly e aiABGRETJA h HEED, the light to turn green. yt'iillcnuui wiiu, to jjiovu hiu dovo- Township Clark* RED BANK REGISTER

XTOU'LL have to give thought to a figure in the wrong column of my little X household budget but don't worry, account book. When I made this startling my dear, your income c^in be made to discovery? however, I began to have more v. meet your bills and leave a bit each month respect for those nickels and dimes.

for emergencies 0 I had the same unhappy "I.began watching The Register ads for. feeling" when I discovered that my ex- unusual values. Three bars of ten cent penses could not be covered by that'first monthly pay check of Dad's," soap for a quarter began to mean a nickel on the right side of ray ledger—I even "It may surprise you, as it did me, to coined that household slogan you've, heard learn that it was the nickels and dimes I me repeat so often /Respect' the nickel inadvertently wasted that put the large 'and read the ads.'"

RED BANK MEMBER NEW JERSEY PRESS ASSOCIATION BUREAU OF CIRCULATION AUDIT. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 16,1930.

SHOWER FOR MISS MOUNT A POBLIX THEATRE KITCHEN SHOWER HELD "AT- Commercial Body Leon's Performances MONMOtJTH URDAV FOR RED BANK GIBL. Dally ai Building and Repairs STREET of All Kinds. MisKOA Hetty Mailhers and Noclle 2:30, 7:00 Vacation Land Williams Arranged tho Party at and 0-.m V. M. Blacksmlthlng, Repairing, Auto tho Indian Tre« Teahouse—Lunch- Springs, Solid Truck Tiros, In the heart of the Sussex Hills adjoining IliKh Toint Park. Saturdays " eon and lirldge Enjoyed. Phong Pneumatic Truck Tires, Beautiful wooded country. High, healthful, scenic .13 acres, 2 and (Service Firestorm Station. trout brooks, finest hunting in the state. $1,'J(K1. A gieen and yellow kitchen show- Holidays er was tendered Saturday afternoon Tied Bank 1800 Established over 25 Years. On the St. Johns River in Florida directly west of St. Augus- to Miss Margaret Mount of Maple Continuous Distributor for the tine, 40 miles South of Jacksonville. Bivor 3 mile.? wide ocran avenue by Misses Betty Matthcra and EATON BUMPER SPRINGS. steamers r>ass property. 56 acres, hipli. dry. exceedingly rich Xocllc E. Williams of Red Bank at When your Springs break or HOil. $6,50(1. Hunt, fish, let the land feed you and ;-ive you the Indian Tree teahouse on Broad BRINGING BROADWAY TO RED BANK I your car doesn't run right or health. You can make money on till:". .street. Miss Mount is a daughter of there's any other troublfi which Mr. nml Mrs. John H. Mount. She FEATURE PICTURE might bo traceable to Springs, BATTIN & APPLEGATE ia betrothed to Joseph B. Mount, son coma to mo, I can fls It of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mount of At 3:31, 8:0-1 and 10:17. 183 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, Red J'.ank. WHABF AVTB. BED BANK. A luncheon was enjoyed, after TODAY Telephone 1030. which bridge was played. Prizes were won by Mr,;. John H. Mount and incl Vh<- e M ir;r.rct Mount and THURSDAY F tnMte Smoc It of Red Bank and Mi ] unicf Boynton of Summer- Mil '-outh C tolina. M1S3 Mount toe i\ d i ho to/ presents. HERE'S MORE FUN Othu fine t were Mrs. Charles R. En^li h Mi- Horace P. Cook, Mrs. PAUL REVERE He beit U Williams and Miss Helen Born 1735 "FOR LOVE OR MONEY" I uthill of Red Bank; Miss Ruth (Chrlstlo Comedy) Moist of .Summit, Miss Gertrude Daker of Kahway, Miss Eileen Sel- An American patriot of kirk of Brooklyn and Mrs. Ree3 H. revolutionary days, who, be- ioarkalow of Washington, D. C. lievin£ that a good thing- SCREEN SNAPSHOTS No date has heen Hot for fhe wed- Management—TONY E. HUNTING flinp. Miss Mount graduated in June should be passed along to from Smith eolle£e,'~~at, Northampton, everybody, jumped on his TITO SCHIPA Ma^uehuyetts. Mr. Mount is con- horse, one April night in nected with the automobile agency Song Selections of W. E. Mount & Sons of New 1775, and split the wind Brunswick. throughout the neighbor-^ SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES: hood, yelling: "Wake up! JULY HOROSCOPE TO WED TENNIS STAR. Wake up! "BEWARE OF Sec Into tho Future, Adults—Mat., 30c; Evening, 40c; Sat.—Mat., 40c; Eve., 50c. .'iliss Frances \\. (illlniore Engaged THE MOTH!!" to II. iXorris Williams. [fj | Remove all your soiled PARAMOUNT ''Children Every Day—15c; Sat.—Mat., 10c Until 5:00 P. M. Mis:; Frances W. Gillmore, daugh- ; ter of General and Mrs. Quincy A. winter garments from your SOUND j Gill more of Itumson, and Richard closets. NEWS Norrifi Williams, 2d of New York, one of the country's best tennis play- Leon's will dry clean ers, obtained a marriage license last them and either return them week at New York, The wedding WED., THURS., FRL, JULY 16th, 17th, 18th will take place soon. Their engage- to you in a.moth proof bap, ment' has been announced by the or store them for you in their Broadway's fnvorlte bride-to-be's parents. BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL ! burglar proof—fire proof— Comedlenito singing, Misa Gillmore, who is prominent socially, made her debut in society moth proof vault. dancing and talking DIRECT FROM A LONG jat New Yoik four years ago. Wil- You are fully insured In a lomantlo liams was a member of the Davis edf smash! RUN ON BROADWAY ! cup team in 1913 and 1914. He de- against all losses. feated Maurice McLoughlin for the national singles championship in 1014. He lias been among the best ten players in the country since 1912, with the exception of the world war period when lie wan doing war duty. He attained the pinnacle of tennis supremacy in tho United States in Expert cleaning of i 1916. when he ranked as No. 1. In An All- j Williams and his father, Charles warm weather fabrics Duane Williams, were on the steam- Palm Beach—Tropical ship Titanic, which sunk on its maid- Worsted. , Mohair— Talking | en trip to this country. Williams was •j rescued, but his father was drowned. Flannels. FRIDAY I Williams staged a comeback in the Sensational 'tennis world at Seabright last year and jwhen he played his way to the finals, j where Doeg defeated him. SATURDAY, Picture TIMELY TTHERE'S one trick July 18th and 19th. • about lovo-hiaklns AT BOYS' CAMP. COMMUNITY TOPICS. I forgot t<» show you of Frontier FEATURE PICTURE and It's (ho bfcst of Monmouth County Boys Enjoying all. You'll seo It this Summer Oulings. By W, A. Sweeney, Fri. — 3:24, 7:54, 10:09. time." Sat. — 3:12, 5:42, 7:54, 10:09. Days. Many Monmouth county boys are enjoying camp life at Camp Oefca- TO KEEP YOU nickon, conducted in Soutll Jersey While the writer of this fea- HAPPY! MAURICE by the Young Men's Christian asso- ture has been advocating for t-ialion. In the three camps last week some time the importance of ihorc were 33(i boys. Among those taking advantage of any pres- from this section at the camp a're tige which new census figures "THE BEARDED LADY" Arnold Siegfried and Harold Berko- might bring, such, for instance, Christie) Comedy witz nf Red Bank, Raymond Fary, as commission government un- Donald Grim and James Thorsen of der some form, there are a good ^eabright. Sherman Smith and Wil- many things we can do just as lir.m Kehlhaber of Highlands, Linden well under the present form of FALLING STAR? Shoemaker, B. A. Shoemaker, Jr., government as "we could under Novelty i Arthur Littrell, Win Hold S. Wain- any new form. These matters Interesting iv,Ti£,'lit and Peter F. ISlstob' of Little should not rest while we debate > Silver, and Richard Hardwood, J. the merits or demerits of this or that form of government. Program of j Willis Lewis, Robert Mount, John WITH CLAUDETTE COLBERT1 Schnnck, J. Harrison Cherry and For instance, there is room for 'Walter D. Swartzel of Keyport. preat improvement'in our meth- Short Subjects. od of garbage collection. If we ' SHOWER FOB BRIDE-ELECT. are to continue the present method of collection from tho FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Miss Janet Cooper Honored by etirb then some standard form 1 X'riends Lust Week. of receptacle for garbage and SAT., MON., TUES., JULY 19th, 21st, ' 22d A break fast nook shower and ashes should be adopted. On Chevalier's been watching Amer- bridge party for Miss Janet Cooper collection days the streets are ican girla. Ho thinks he knows now littered up with all sorts of SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY of Irving place/whose engagement to what they want. In "Innocents The Picture All America Has Been Waiting For ! ' Lieutenant Francis Anckenbrandt of cans and baskets, "which are not For tha Children • West Point lias bren announced, was only unsightly but certainly far AT THE KIDDIES' HEADQUARTERS oJ Paris," he made love to a given last Thursday morning by Miss from sanitary. French girl. In "Tho Lovo Pnr- • Louise Price of Reckless place. Personally, • I believe that the "THE TEXAS COWBOY" adc," he made love to a queen. THE WHOLE WORLD LISTENS [ Fridge was enjoyed until noon time has come when ail garbage —and— Now ho makes love in America! ;when breakfast was served. The prize in Red Bank should be collected EPISODE TWO—THE LIGHTNING 'winnei-K were Mias Margaret Sulton, from tho premises. Garbage And sings two new song hits! | Mrs. William Tobias and Mrs. Wil- collectors would take the cans EXPRESS SERIAL. •ijam Branch. from the rear of residences or | Others present worn Miss Marporct business places and replace • Sutton. Mies Elizabeth Strong, Miss them. The sidewalks would bo ! Catherine Childs, Miss lonn Van Bus- entirely free from any unsightly '. kirk, Mi;-.^ An UP Ilarlcr, Mrs. Louis accumulation. ICimover, Mrs. Frank Gregory and It would be bad enough if, un- • Mry. Free! Fisher. der the present plan, receptacles were moved from the curb by OFF FOU FRANCE. householders as soon as possi- MONDAY ble, but in some instances peo- (ieorEvc Tnirx of Red Rank Will be ple go away for tho day before and Cic>no Several Months. the garbage collectors get Oeorge Truex of Broad street, Tied around and garbage cans are TUESDAY, T'-ink, and William N"evius of Orange1 left at tiie curb nii day to mar •..•ill sail at noon today on the steam- the landscape and create dis- July 21st and' 22d. : iiin TYr^idcnt Roosevelt for Franco, agreeable odors. banded together v.hfMo they will represent the New Whether it shall be defmiteU FEATURE PICTURE in a puriniTshift .J'l^ry clmpler of the rainbow ciivi- of crime! established that our population At 3:3(1, 7:C0, 10:05. ; i- >n at tho Kainhow division con- is 11,000, 12,000 or 15,000 we need v.-iition nt Pari:;. Mr. Truex will not some better method of garbage rot urn homo with the other dcle- collection than we ha\e at piOo- ••t\' or.. 1 Tf will remain in France .>nt. . fvrr;il months and he will tour rho jiltllcss hand of Ju»- that COMntry. Ho expects to visit- llco reaches out to clutch \ • \ J Chaney not only n;my pl.u-r.i where1 Im was in PVVV- lovp and happiness awuy talks, but he change. ii'P witli the Reel Bank nmbulnnce from him! cuinijany dining tho world war. Our New Telephone Two women u-nnt him; one for his voice as he changes money, ono for hl9 love. tied Bunk C.Ii*l Kngaged. Red Bank 2800 V his disguises ! "•"*' And the law wanta him for a William Conn nf Locust avenue nn- life term in Jnll. The greatest of all mystery thrillers—• lii'iini'M the en gage merit of his WHY DID HE DARE i ni^lilrr, Alice Cat herino Conn, to You'll ROBp when you nee tho NOT FALL IN LOVE? the screen-event of the year ! ilalph Si.-nili-y McCalhin of Bermuda. WEAR CLEAN CLOTHES. decision ho mnkrs. Yuu'Il Ihrlll ,\o dale has heen set for the wed- with 1 to now honrt-pierclnK emotions fijne. Mr. iMcCnllftn has been living n you .'ice and hear LILA LEE, ELLIOTT NUGENT :it Unl JJank during the past year. Mi;;n Conn i:; (Miiploycd in the nJTlce IF YOU LIKE WORTH- HARRY EARLES of Acl;er, Morrall Si Condit on Bioatl WHILE PICTURES, YOU W OS"f MISS THE JACK CONWAY Mysterious Dynamic. SCREEN'S MOST l'OL- IS1IEI) ACTOR IN HIS Eased on the novel by TOD HOI [%•=* A box mniiiining one-fifth of n pound of dynamite was found in ii WHERE RUGS AND MIGHTIEST HOLE! I'ulit mi Ihe Midilh'town state high- •A*;iy nit-nil' la.n Friday by C, B. HOUSEHOLD GOODS While, wlui is the owner of n innd- litam!. Tho hux bore, the .'it end 1 ARE BEAUTIFIED. Q Qarammmt picture, marks of .f, ('. 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