H tteKETO SECTiON BSD B ANK ANK GISTER ONE |@^ME:]^i;iN6|4.^: RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938. PAGES 1 TO it Rowing Regatta Scenes of 'Destruction Left In Wake of Storm Cyclonic Storm To Be Held This Cuts Swath From Saturday, Sunday Lincroft To Shore are entered to row against a picked Lightning Hits Thousands of Dollar* Dam* Everything Refcdy forfWth craw of the oarsmen of the United Bute*. age Done Friday Morn* Annual Natioqal Ama- The oaremen's regatta la being held Large Barn On ander the active management of the ing by Wind, Rain and! teur Champidnibip Rov- National : SWeepstakes aaaoclatibn, whloh la receiving the co-operation Newhali Estate ing Racet on the Riy«r. of th»' borough of Bed Bank,' th« Hail—Traffic Tied Up. . Chamber of Commerce, the Mon- Two Building*, 40 Torn of Hay, ''!""' '"V:!: /'*' mouth Boat club and all other yacht- ing aWl clylo orgaiiusaUona in towns Considerable Farm Machinery bordering on the river. and a Pig Destroyed by Fire Shrewsbury Policeman' The adlle and a quarter atralghta- way wfll.end at the public dock at Sunday Afternoon. ' Largest In HUtory the foot of William H. R. White Me- Cut By Flying Glut morial park, and there will be amplo One of the oldest barns in Atlan- facilities for. the .large crowd ex- tic township was struck by lightning "7v'; pected to view the races from this Sunday afternoon on the Morton L. One of the' worst wind, rain an3 ; • • . SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE. ' • point All spectator boats will be Newhali farm on the Vanderbutg- hall storms ever to strike this aeo* Below la printed the- schVdule of moored on the north «tde of the Phalanx road and burned to the Ion wrought havoc with trees, hous-r racea to be held during, the rowing course, affording an. excellent view ground along with a cow barn, which es, garages," greenhouse! and vsrl^ regatta this Saturday and Sunday. from shore. , was attached to the building. The barn was more than 200 years old, ous other structures Friday morn- Elsewhere in thU; issue Is a com- This will not only be the first na- ng. .The, storm-broke about 7;3O~- tional oarsmen's regatta to be held Trevohiari Bennett ofr Rea*'Bank^ plete list of entrants. who was born and raised on the o'clock and a wind of cyclonic velu* at Bed Bank but also the first to city blew for about 30 minutes. Odd* ; j / ;, he held in the metropolitan area since farm, which was purchased about two yeara ago by Mr. Newhali from ly enough Friday was St. Swlfhln't 2:10 T. U.—lii pound doubl. -seujls* '. »00, and no pains are being spared day and legend has it that If It rain*, 130 P. M.—AwocltUon tlnila ihtlll •at make It the finest yet to be held. the family of the late Edward Hoey, said that it was the first flreyof any on this day it will rain continuous* Ap! M^-A^Mlttlnn (tafia 'shells. (Other news of the coming regatta ly for 40 days. The weather man cond but*' ' '.•... , kind that he has known to have oc- l:»0 >, M^Benlor l«5-iioiuid «•"• will be found on the aports page, sec- curred on the place. says "That stuff about St. Swithln la oar:l«*l£ M^—Inttrnndtats •i»ht-o«nd Against Factory struck. One of the pigs later ran was done west of Lincroft, north ot ,»li«lli...... :.... .' ' ••>;••• Red Bank and south of Shrewsbury.; . 1 back Into the building and was " ". Sunday. - • At Port Monmouth burned to death. About 40 tons of Flattened buildings, wrecked aitf '• 2:J0 P. M.—U6-pound ssnlDi slnslss the best hay ever gathered on ths tomobiles, wires strewn about the) wn ljoat hid Bridife Project proved. • '' r 1^^ fire was still smoldering Monday af- was not Injured.. • \ ; •'.-..; jVJ; that race* of this typo" .*ill,b|, heW been , ruined and that damage Nicholas G. Rutgers, Jr., complain- ternoon. Daniel Martin ot linden 'plaetcbiiw In local waters, and restdihts .of Bad, amounting to thousands of dollars ed by letter that gravel from Rum- a narrow escape. He was driving his) had been caused to other craft. Fire companies responded from Bank and: vicinity. are "displaying a Ruriuori Officials Told Borough son road Is filling up tho pond on A ground-breaking service,' which truth. MM. Martin Dougherty, Mlaa Red Bank, Colt's Neck, Uncrptt, car along Bergen place when • •II keen Interest. Ths factory la being reraodeled-and his estate..The pond, he said, was will mark the beginning of the work Mary LeValley and Mr. and Mrs. stalled. Mr. Martin did his beat taj enlarged and Mr. Freibott.declared Will Not Bear Any Direct Ex- Marlboro, Hailet, Keyport and Free- •Fifty-ieveh shells have been enter- cleaned out two years ago. He asked of •_ oohsturctlhg' the-new Lutheran Harold A. Hendrlokson. Untiring hold. The Red Bank Flnt Aid squad start the vehicle, but lt.waa well fo* that no "building or plumbing per- pense of New Bridge—Tax that the pond be dredged' without church'oh River" road, near Throck- effort and sacrifice made many fine ambulance also responded to the him that the car proved contrary! ed thus far, but. this number la ex- mit had been Issued for the work. He morton ' avenue, will be held this results possible without the neces- pected to be augmented by a number cost to him and some way be found call. for at that moment a large, tree:fell also expressed doubt that tho state v Collections Improve., to prevent a similar condition in the Sunday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock, re- sity of a general public appeal. across tbe street, almost directly,HI of late entrant*.' There will,be ten board of health had granted permis- gardless of the weather. The order Canadian crews,In the competition. future. The matter was referred to The present pastor, Rev. Walter his path. Had the car started. >«,. sion ..for... the-work to be done. He Councilman Lewis M. Wilson, chalr- for the blessing of a church'slte and' Cowen, came to Red Bank from would probably have been killed « Represented to the' regatta" WJli: be said that no common, .ordinary, clt- Mayor James 0. Auohihcloss of ground-breaking 'of ths Luthern Action Taken To '«the.leading rowing: clubs of the largS Rumson Informed members of the man of the road committee, and the Poestenklil, Now Tork, In May, 1935;, Injured. : . .;T. Ijwn would be allowed to pollute the borough engineer.'. ' church will be used. and has served the congregation er^dtlea of the East. Word hu just bay and destroy property and that borough council and spectators at . The service will open with tho since that date. He succeeded Rev. Tree Flattens Oarage. - ' '•" . been received by James V. Lang, ,the regular meeting last week that Bids for resurfacing several streets singing of the hymn, "Through the Protect Beach At ' A large tree fell across the two* the committee should take measures with funds allotted to the borough Paul Tritschler, now of Bhdlcbtt, chairman of the race committee, that to compel Mr. Smith to quit doing so. | Rumson would not be compelled to Night of Doubt and Sorrow Onward New Tork, who served the congre- car garage of Edgar W. Allen,at'Ml Princeton hat entered lta octupede In 'bear any direct share of the cost of by the county will be received July Goes the Pilgrim Band," by the choir Bergen place, flattening the'structure The eommltteemen said they would 28. gation from the time of its forma- East Keansburg a special raoe against - crews from Investigate.. : - constructing the approaches on the and members of the church. The tion In 1928. An Invitation has been into the proverbial pancake, as wall Hew York A. C. and,' the Penn A. C. Rumson side of the new bridge. He Objection to four fishing boats be- veralcles, with responses by the con- sent to him to be present at this as a new Oldsmobile automobile* of Philadelphia. ' Mr.; Freibott made a similar com- said Freeholders Raymond L. Wy- ing moored near the shore off West gregation, Will be conducted by the Ordinance Adopted to Appropri- plaint to the committee laat summer. service. owned by Louis Seel. The tree waa To the uninformed an octupede la ckoff and James S. Parkes told him Bark waa made In a letter signed by pastor, Rev. Walter Cowen. uprooted, leaving a huge hole In the On that occasion It was contended the'bridge approaches are included E. A. Rosenberg, P. H, Potry and Invitations have been sent out to ate |20,000 for Bulkheads, an. eight-man 16-oared shell instead thalj-the odor and paint damage were Responsive reading' of Psalm 100 the Lutheran churches of the New ground. The Allen garage. proved i or the conventional. 8 oars. A cham- In the construction of the bridge. A John Hollman. They want the boats JeHties and Sand Filling to Pre- Mecca for curiosity-seekers that not caused by refuse from the fac- to move farther away from shore. will be conducted by Rev. Edwin Jersey-conference, to the local clergy pionship race of theie octupedes baa public hearing on the, project is be- Knudten, chairman of the home mis- and a .general Invitation to the peo- night and for several daya after* tory but by sea'weed. Mr. Freibott ing held th|s morning in.the bor- The complaint was referred to the vent Erosion. not been held, for a number of years, claimed last Thursday that no such sion committee of "the New Jersey ple of Red Bank to attend. A dele- wards, crowds flocking to see the un* and the great,majority of spectators ough hall at Red Bank by the war police committee and the borough. usual sight of an automobile burled alibi could logically be given now be- A. F. Zerr, relief director, report- conference. The speaker will be gation from Mount Vernon, New expected'to'view the 38 races from department. Rev. George Tamke of Union City, Tork, the home town of Rev. Cowen, The ordinance providing for jetties, beneath a pile of debris which a few cause: there is no sea weed in the ed 11 cases, representing 68 persons bulkheads, sand filling and other afloat and ashore have never seen bay. Several residents of the Bay- A letter relative to the proposed president, of the conference. la expected. Among them will be minutes before tbe big wind had been a-race of this sort. ' ' •,. on relief. The clerk's office reported < Mayor1 Charles R. English is sched- Rev. William C. J. Waldt, president work to protect the shore at East a substantial garage. -Mr. Allen'* shore district corroborated Mr. Frel- bridge was received from Miss Nelly receipts amounting to $3,408.69, of 'however, what the smaller craft ; A. Porter of River road, Rumson. uled to extend the greeting and the of tbe Now Tork conference, and Keansburg passed final reading at car was parked alongside his house, 7 botfs remarks. which-$3,250 is liquor license fees. lack in slse will more than make up She stated that a two-lane roadway, address of welcome will be given by Rev, James Berg, who was Instru- tbe meeting ot the township com- and was not damaged. The twa Jajnumbersai no leas than-35 single ——'.'• »i»—— • would , be adequate, and she also the pastor, Responsive reading will mental In the organization of the mittee of Mlddletown township last doors of the garage were thrown sew sculls wlllte seen on the smooth water stated that Rumson and Locust Point be led by Rev. J. Henry Meyer of churoh. ' i ' Thursday. Tbe amount to be spent eral feet when the structure col* Tinton Falls Is not to exceed $20,000, of which iS,- of the North Shrewsbury during the residents should be exempt, If a toll Herold Heads Elizabeth, secretary of the New Jer- .The contract for the building of lapsed.. sey conference. The Lord's prayer 000, or 40 per cent, will be raised two-day-event*..In addition to the Harvest Home la charged. Borough Attorney Wil- the church was signed' Friday, July Boot Torn Off. n tegular races an Interesting feature liam A. Stevens told the council It Players Club and dedicatory prayer will follow. IS, between H. A. Hendrlckson & through assessments on the East of the crowded program will be -a1 ' After the dedicatory prayer, the Keansburg property owners benefit- Among the firms to suffer large) .The annual harvest home. of the would not be a toll bridge. Present Company, represented by. Harold A. parade of former champions, lad by plans provide for a three-lahe road. pastor will take a spade and break Hendrlckson, a member of the con- ed. The Works Progress Administra- losses st Red Bank was the MOD* the famous Joe Burk,. who broke the Methodist church of Tinton Falls Annual Election of Officers and ground while Rev. Meyer officiates tion will furnish 45 per cent of the mouth Lumber company on Centra) . will be held next Tuesday evening at Pleasant to the ears of the coun- gregation, and Mr. Cowen and world's record- three weeks ago In In the recital of the prayer. A spade Frederick Pagenkopf, representing expense and the board of freehold- avenue. Tbe force of tbe wind ripped the Tinton Falls ore bouse and cil .was the report by ,Mr. Stevens Trustees Held by Fair Haven of earth will be turned at the men- England. Next to Burk, probably the that tax collections have improved Group — Joseph Peyton is the church. The building, designed ers of Monmouth county will pro- off a large section of the roof, carry- rftan who will draw the most atten- grounds. A tent will also be used. tion of each person of the Holy by Cherry A Matz, will be a brick vide 15. per cent. Ing the fragments for several hu» Tha event will'be under the direc- considerably, slpce annduscement Trinity. The assisting clergymen tion will be BVed PlalsUd, 88-year- was made that Rumson would hold Named House Chairman. colonial, red brick with white trim, A number of East Keansburg resl dred yards down the street, and damf old Philadelphia veteran. He was a tion of a committee of which Mrs. will be Rev. Tamke, Rev. Meyer, approximately 25x60 feet, with a dents attended the meeting and they aged the underpinning of another, the first tax sale in'Its.history. Many 1 Rev, Knudten and Rev. E. J. Keul- ffcmous profeilonal oaraman \hr»» Wellington Wllklns Is chairman. All Harry Herold was elected president wing extending 14 foet. The win- were unanimously In favor of the building In which lumber was stored. the members of the Ladles' aid so- delinquents, Mr. Stevens stated, have llng of Rumson, who will close tbe loore yeara ago, winning the world's been taken off the tax list, .and it of the Players Boat club of Fa|r Ha- dows of colonial type will be glazed Improvement. Several expressed the A great deal of lumber was damaged. ciety are working'hard for the suc- ceremony by pronouncing the bene- with early American translucent hope that action would be taken later profeslonal ekamplonahlpi in tb,* has been decided to postpone pub- ven at the annual' election last diction. . ' One of the fragments from the. United States centennial regatta on cess of the festival and they are very, Thursday night He succeeds Alfred glasB, with ' tbe exception of the to build a boardwalk. Considerable Central lumber company root atruclt much encouraged over the large num- lication of the tax.eale, scheduled tor the Bchuylklll river In lttt*. He ha» the first weak In July, until the first Boyce. Frank Sherry was chosen sanctuary window, which will be damage has been done to the beach the automobile owned by Frank; ber of donations made and tbe The ground-breaking crowns with oval in shape and of stained glasa. rowed all over the world, and still week In August. vice president, Ernest Otto secretary success the sacrificial efforts of the by storms. The plans for the work Mazza, Central avenue Junk dealer, cherishes In his memory the winning amount of Interest shown, The first and ,Joseph.Peyton treasurer.! were prepared by Craig Flnnegan, which he had left parked in front of serving' will be at 5 o'clock. The Contracts have been awarded to oongregatlon over a period of two A graceful tower will rlso skyward of the professional championship* la Elected to the board of trustees years. In November, 1937, the ohurch at the front of the church and will the township engineer. his home, and smashed In tha radi- China. He still row* every day despite menu comprises chicken salad, cold the Amerlcah-LtFrance concern at Among those who spoke on the ator and front part of the machine. chicken, ham, potato aalad, veg- Elmlra, New Tork, for a new hook were' Alfred Boyce, Eugene Lleneck, paid off the mortgage on Its church be crowned with a cross., Tho Inter- his .88 years, and keeps his single John Sparling, Frank Wesson and jots In the amount of $3,500 and Im- ior will consist of narthex, two spe- matter were Ted Breton, Frank The windshield was also broken, i scull paced right with tbe young- etables, eole slaw, lea' cream, coffee and ladder truck, and to the Com- Knapp, George Ruppell and John L. and: cake. mercial Radio- Sound corporation at Augustus Wulflng, mediately conducted a successful cial rooms, the nave, chancel, sanc- A large section of the roof of Fred sters. He Js an expert on rigging Joseph Peyton was appointed Campaign which realized over $4,000 tuary, with an Inside stairway In the Hogardy. A motion made by Com- D. Wlkoff coal company warehouse! boats; and advisee the Bcbuylklll na- New Tork for a two-way police ra- In pledges. • The committee was wing containing the sacristy. The mltleeman John T. Lawley wa« m i» —• dio outfit. The sale of bonds totaling chairman ot tbe house committee by on Maple avenue was rlped off. Fart vy,.on technical points. Mr. Herold. .Other committees will headed by R. T. Blxler chairman, entrance of the church will have a adopted to investigate the boardwalk of the roof was found on Irving $9,180 for these Improvements has, George Plover, Clarence Maxsbn, stairway leading to ths Sunday- proposal. Mr. Ruppell expressed a The nrst'boats and crews are al- Plan Drive To been authorized and bids will be re- be ' appointed later.. H. Lynnwood place, a block away from the build* ready beginning to arrive and tba Minton.was elected a new member. Erlck Kacks, Henry Frani, Mr. school room below. desire to have the name of East Ing. ceived at the July 38 meeting. James Cowen, Oeorge Hanson, Fred Pugen- Keansburg changed to Ideal Beach Molly Plteber hotel Is filled with offi- Preserve Tree A. Ward received the contract to In* The cost of the structure complete- Radio Tower Blown Down. For Bale. kopf, Mrs. Fred Wllman, Mrs. ly furnished is estimated to be and said he felt sure that a large cials and contestants, and the whole A drive to raise funds to preserve stall the generators for the radio sys- An 85-foot radio tower, which waa town taking on a fastlvs air. The ' Beverages, Clicquot Club, Wblta Thomas Mead, Mrs. Albert Lindens- $16,000. majority of the residents of the place the remains of an hlstorlo tree will tem In the two police cars. Rock; Spring Water and bear. Ben- wanted this done. being constructed by William Brad* New fork and Ixrap; Branga railroaJ be. inaugurated this week by the ves- Mr. Stevens reported thi state jamin H. Crate. 14 North Bridge ave- ley and Robert Jdhnaon, Jr., near has plsoed two aiding* at the dis- 1 try of Christ church, Shrewsbury. board ot health has granted an ex- nue, Red Bank, phone M8B.—Adver- New Barber Shop. Attention, Public. Mr. Bradley'a radio store at Bhrewi posal of the local committee with a tisement Money to Loan. bury avenue and Newman Springs The large twin-tulip tree was parti- tension of time for the preparation of The Sun barber shop at 16 Me- Do yoty need Insurance of any Money to loan on Improved prop- •witch •nxlne in attandanoe to plaea ally destroyed Friday morning during plans for modernising tbe West Park kind? Hive you a house, store or road, was blown over and badly dam? freight and rtrjrsaa oar* where da- ./ Fuel Oil . Chanlo street, ot which Ralph Ac- erty on easy payments. It you want the storm. sewer system. Upon the suggestion to su|t your burner; best grades and farm for rent or sale? Want a mort- to buy or build a home, come In and aged. The tower waa about halt slrad. A Urge hea;,» wart a Judgts' ataad Is being completed. sewer mains, ly ocoupled by James Dolg's lunoh tisement. snapped off by tba wind. She front tbe dibris and to raaet tba trea In Patent, and Trade Marks. room. , phone 2141.—Advertisement. Joe Bui* has JUsk returned from Its original place, The tree Is said Counollman Louis M. Hague, chair- Allen's Shoe Sale. poroh of Paul F. Mokler's house oa overseas to pmiolpate In the regat- 8, V. Johnson, attorney, Kellogg to be more than 100 years old. man ot tho police oonimlttee, report- building, Washington, D. O., and 48 . Mew fixtures havo beon Installed Ivory Soap Now Is the time to get two or three Wallace street wss smashed by a ta, and was down last Sunday to In- ed on the safety campaign by the South Ward, Rumson.—Advertise- and the Interior has been decorated Is your assurance of safe launder- pairs Allen quality' sTioes at greatly large tret. A sign back of tha grand- spect, the course, together with The- .-' Money to Loan. police against speeders and other ment. In black and white. Mr. Acquaro was ing. It costa you DO more than or- reduced pricesCM. JJoho n B. Allen Co., stand on the borough athletlo field odore VinTwIsk of the New Tork Let us help you buy a home Which traffic violators, Within, the three formerly connooted with the Stranl dinary methods. Leons, 10-76 While 0 Broad street, Red Bank., N. J.— was rlped down. Tba stands wars street. Red Bank, phona 2800.—Ad Abiotic club, and chairman of th« you can pay tor with the rent you weeks prior to tha meeting 21 ar- Grain Farmers. barbar shop on White street, while Advertisement, <"J not damaged. No boats In the river Have your grains harvested with vertlsement netlonelT-owlnn champlonihlpf. Burk are now paying, and In a few years rests wore made. The police will con- Mr. DeSalvo formerly operated the ware damaged. At the Dlckman boat and other ofnolals ware hlthly pleat- have It ail paid off. Mainstay Build- the new Case six-foot combine,' Con- Money to Lend ing * Loan Ass'n, 13 Maohanta atraet, tinue the drive until speeding Is stop- over Bros., WICkatunk, N. J., phone (lun barber shop on Wallace street. Attention, Commercial Oar Owners. on first mortgtge on Improved prop- works, at the foot of Wharf avenue, ed with the aUaalra arrenfVmtnt* Bad Bank, phone Rid Bank MS.— ped. Holntder 9.—Advertisement. Don't pay more for your Insurance a 3B-foot storage shad and a small which had b«in made, ' ' ' erties In good condition. Prompt ac- Advertisement _'._ Councilman James P. Bruoe oall- thla year., Save 80%. Phone 3100. tion given on good applications. AK paint house wars upset. ; Other colorful OoBtasUnW will be Potato Dlciers. Oroislnger * Heller, Inc. Broad and ed attention to the plotures of the $4,000 to loan on first bond and Order your new John Deere or Oli- Itlra A Bon Agency, Inc, It Mon- the orew and tttindents who arrived Typewriter Bargains. borough's ex-mayors ha had placed on mortgage. Boynton * Boynton, 8 MechanTo streets. Red Bank.—Ad- mouth street. Red Bank.—Advertise- Tree Falls en Church, • , Factory outlit portable and dltloe ver digger now. Conover Bros,, vertisement. early thla morning from Htllfas, No- the* walla of tha council room. Ho Drummond place, Red Bank, phone sales and service, Wlckatunk, N, J,, ment. A large traa on tha grounds of it. • va Scotia, In order that they nay typewriters', prloee $9.00 up, Terms 9M.~Advertisement. Thomas's church on Catharine alraaj too a day. Aft makes im modali. all aald they ware a fitting adornment phona 'Holmdel 9,—Advertisement. Potato Orowen. Tetley's tor Typewriters. • have time to nraotloe prior to 'the for the room, The gallery will ba «u uprooted and fell aagelnsr tilt . guranteed. Superior Typewrllar Trnbln's for Typewriter Bai _ Order your new Duplex grader with Ouartnteertnteed machines at bargain building, causing considerable dan* J regatta In tba Iball which was kindly vloa.Oarltoloa.Oarlton thaatir bbulld(ng, Red Increased as each new mayor take* rubber-covered square links belt rlcaa. Expert repairing. Tatlay'a, loaned them by the Nak Tork Ath- rentals and expert repairing. . The road t:oo batter anandd_ bigger busbual)- age to the roof. ' . |,| nV»5on»5one «««« . OneOnes avtnJnga offtoa, Photographs there now are Broad street. Red Bankv-iAdvertlte- ness leads througlrough TTh( e RegTsMr'a ad- now, Oonover Bro»., Wlokatunk, N. Iroad street, Rtd Bankv-sAdvarti*- Utlo fljub. Win* oUiar.Caiualaa «•** those of Frank MoMajiorvRuinson'* ment. yertlalng oollumns<—AdverUsementi . J,. phona Holmdel fcAdrtli Broad, street waa hit bu**r*4\ I Two RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1988,

r'Froa St James church," in door of their Friendly Inn on Shrews- ed by. a tree whloh was uprooted born in 1761 and died to 1799. Thp to the William Smack house on the sad aaditlf • Heir B. 1MUU, , tit which a tree and an eleotrlo bury avenue when the storm burst near the'flre house. The fair booths tree grew around the headstone, com- UncrpftrMlddletown road and a tree Red Bank Lions NeTla*. ^^ . pole teU, south to the borough in all Its fury, The door was blown on the lot adjoining the flre' house pletely covering all but three inches. fen on the porch root of-Dante Pa- I at tb» railroad track*, that thor- off Its hinges and Mr. and Mrs. Van- survived the storm with no damage. The stone came lip with the tree and verio's Llnoroft inn, causing; slight A linden tree, about, three feet In the entire'(tone can now be viewed damage. Iinoroft.chapel was. also Back New Club awklni. . - ' presented almost, an un- Brunt were knocked over backwards. Major A«UTIU»»—rteodora 0. Moot*. X. n Tine of uprooted trees, brok- Wind and rain passed through the diameter, on Louts EastmQnd's prop- In the roots of the tree: The giant damaged by falling -trees and a V. R. B. BUmt, Kenneth M, Wiakeff, AV- (hs and branches, and fallen building, causing considerable dam- erty on Church street, was blown tree fell with such force that some chicken coop' in the rear of Walter Charter Night Observance of sndar WUde.Atr.rn Kridel, asniamiaA. • At many places the street age. When Mr. and Mrs. VanBrunt down. Trees were also blown down of- Its branches were buried about Waibel's house was demolished. Orate, Joeeph R. tkrrleo, Thoiasa Cook, M. LEON'S Bobert Grantrt on the estates of Judge Jeremiah T. three feet In the ground* •••.»•-.- .- -. • Freehold Lions to be Held impassable. went back to the opening In an at- Hambenhip—John P. JlalrflUlU Jaae. *ts leading off from Broad tempt to put the door In place they Mahoney on Rumson road, Charles An oddity of the storm Is the fact Swimsning Blver Club Damaged. Tuesday, August 9-—Standing A. Curler. Richerd HaekttaS, W. Rarmoiid were also Uttered with fallen law something hurtling through the T. Loverlng on Seven Bridge road that the top branches of the fallen Two large chimneys on'the Swim- Johnion. Dr. Jamai VahNiattSBi. ' and Mrs. Wilson L. Smith on Little ming Klver Country clubhouse were Committee* Named. i % Frosram and aaUrtalnmant Boas !sV and branches. That section air a few feet from them. It was a tree covered the grave of the late Kln». Jack Rohrar, Charlw Qotiekalk, Lat- coop filled with twenty chickens Silver Point road. Orlando Warden, John H. Cook, former publisher of toppled over and a garage on the the east side of the borough street superintendent, and a gang of ter C. Lovatt, Frank Dean, fir. DootUa ned the hardest hit Very little owned by Mrs. VanBrunt. Seventeen The Register, and supposedly a rela- place demolished by the storm. Jack The charter night observance of A. Edmida. • .. -,•"•••-• ' ' .V 'ii --•.:•; five men worked several days clear- Poblloltr—Albert W, Wenlen, Waltooa isge was reported on the west- of the fowls were killed. Three, est tive of Mrs. Hannah Cook- Dennis. Rohrey, proprietor of the club, esti- the new. Freehold Irions club will be ing up the debris. mates the damage at *3,000. JeSnr. -••'•' ' • "••: ., ' .•:•' ••-,;• .north of West Bergen place. caped from the coop and found shel' Trees on the Fahnestock and held Tuesday night, August 9, In the • Rlrera—AiiamUrmsi Joeeph Inrin, ter some distance away. They did. The chimneys on the dub, excep- American hotel, that place, it was .Cast. Oharlaa P. Inrlt,- Oommodora Joi- „ Bergen place and Pinckney roads Hailstones at Sea Bright. James McCue properties fell across L were among the thoroughfares hard- not return to their owner until tw<> Broad street, blocking that thorough- tionally Wide and capped with heavy announced Tuesday night at the a»h Arola«aU. Harold H.Bottta. , ^ Hailstones, which residents said weekly meeting of .the Red,Bank The Boar—Iiaatar E. keas, Janun K. tat hit, as were Branch avenue and days later. were as big as Ice cubes, added to fare temporarily. About a .dozen stone slabs, are-one of the outstand- MttUnlee, Theodore J; Labratqa*. W11H«» cross streets in that section. The panes of glass were broken' In the ing characteristics of the structure. club, which Is sponsoring the new A* Fluhr. i. '•/•> -'. ..'•>' W Much, Damage at Bumion. the damage caused by the wind at organization. The local club will dis- ' Speaken—Theodore Parsons, O. Howard eastern end of Newman Springs road Sea Bright Windows In many James McCue residence and, a barn One of the fallen chimneys-did con- The greatest damage by the storm on the property was also damaged. siderable damage.- It fell over in- pense with Its meeting; that week in Upplneott, Tatar BOM, Anthsar I* >••- was another storm target, many In Rumson was In the area front homes were smashed by the hall, Vim. ' trees being blown down. and the accompanying downpour of Billboards near the railroad tracks tact, punched a hole In the roof 15 order to attend the Freehold session the Avenue of Two Rivers east to and on the property adjoining the feet In diameter, -crashed through in a body- Street Washed Out the river. Valuable trees were up- rain ruined furnishings in some of • Supported b».i the homes. Windows in the rear of flre house were, blown down as was two sets of crossbeams and landed Ladles will be special guests at the Riverside avenue from the Molly rooted on estates In this locality, a large eleotrlo sign at the Sinclair In the. locker room, smashing a nunv meeting and all the Lions dubs of The Red Bank Register Is sup- many falling across Rumson road the H. L. Zobel showroom were ported by local as well as out-ofr Pitcher hotel to West Front street broken by the hall and the force of service station on the hlghwayi The ber of steel lookers. The Impact the Monmoutn region, together with showed'signs of the storm's havoc and blocking the thoroughfare. The gates.at the Broad street crossing of knocked ''off plaster, in the dining representatives of the clubs *t town business men. Advertisement* estates In Rumson are noted for the wind shattered a large show appearing regularly tell Uw rtw . The torrential rain that accompanied window In the front of the place on the New Tork and Long Branch rail- room below. The'other chimney did Junesburg and Cranbury, will be In Advertisement, i L the gale washed, out the sides of their large and beautiful trees, which, Ocean avenue. road were snapped in two. Lattice not go through the roof, attendance.' Mayor Charles R. Eng- > Maple avenue leading from Front are kept In a healthy condition by work around, the Standard Oil sta- lish, president of the local Lions, i street to the borough dock. The ex- tree surgeons at a great expense. Esf Booth! put up by the firemen on tion was. damaged and a window In Housed In the garage, which was the Mulford property for their fair built of concrete blocks,; were Mr. and Mayor Runyon of Freehold will Big NIGHT SALE \ Cavatlon at one point was fully four tates which suffered the most dam- the' fire house was broken. Syca- give talks, as will District Governor \ feet deep. age are those of Christian W. Fei' were wrecked. The North Long more avenue west of Broad street Rohrey's sedan, a truck and a trac- Branch firemen, came to the aid of Maurice Chaffee of New Brunswick During the height 6f the storm, Re. genspin, B. J. Barry, Charles S, was heavily hit Trees fell on al- tor. The tractor was demolished ,by the Sea Bright firemen by donating the falling walls, but the sedan and and Past District Governor Robert C. lief engine company was called to McVeigh, Newcombe C. Baker, Maior most every property from Broad Ferlna of Camden. Edward Bowes and the late J. Hor- the use of their.booths and the fair street to the Central railroad tracks. truck escaped damage. The roof of Morford place, where a llv» wire in was opened Saturday night as sched- . Lions International Representative the street was sparking dangerously. ace Harding. the garage landed on the fairway 50 uled. A covered walk connecting the Telephone and telegraph poles yards away. George W. Bormuth of the Fort ZIotkinY Stables Chief Harry H. Clayton, calling the A large tree fell in front of Holy main part of the Peninsula hotel Wayne, Indiana club, was a guest at Cross rectory and missed hitting the along the railroad tracks near the , storm the most severe to visit Red with an annex was destroyed and a Sycamore avenue crossing were loos- Winds take* Oarage Boof. Tuesday night's meeting of the local Bank in his lifetime, not excluding church bv Inches. On Washington small section of the roof damaged. club and gave some details regard- FREEHOLD, N; X street, near the Oceanic bridge, a ened and.in some cases broken off, The root of a garage in the rear the freak hurricane of 1933, reported The wind ripped up part of the cop- tearing down electrlo light, telephone of Airport Inn. on Shrewsbury ave- ing the adoption of the International that'300 telephones calls were re- large tree on Mrs. Anna Pauels s per root on the Calef residence at and telegraph wires. The roof over Association emblem, as well as the TUESDAY EVENING, property fell on a new Buick car nue was-lifted off, but.a car inside, " ceived at police headquarters during South Beach. the Lawes Coal company's coal yard owned by Louis Oralrierl, bartender activities, surrounding the organiza- JULY 26, 1938 the blow and shortly afterward. Ten owned by Joseph Schubert of Ho- was blown across the railroad tracks tion of the Freehold club. He had as boken and damaged the' machine. An. Several rows of bathhouses at the at the Inn, was not even scratched. at 7:30 P. M. Rain or Shine, under U|tt streets, he said, had to be blocked and'a barn on the Dr. Charles 8. The garage t walls. are of concrete his truest at the meeting, Alclde Bon- other tree on the Pauels place feil Surf bathing pavilion were flattened. dlettl of Woodbrldge. ' '- Plenty Covet anal Seats far All- off, because of dangerous conditions. The wind damaged part of the front Dunn property was blown from Its blocks, which withstood the wind. acrois the road and made the street foundation. Considerable damage Assemblyman Joseph C. Irwln, a ,- Bepalr Work Started. impassable for several hours. When section of the Sea Bright Beach club. The Inn was not damaged. One of the fishing boats on the beach was done on the Robert Williamson Mr. Oralnerl was in bed on the sec- member of the club, described the 7_ All agencies charged with restor- this tree fell it ripped -an awning property. Two large trees fell, one -—Ing normalcy to Red Bank performed was-overturned,— ond floor of the Inn when the storm plans- for the rowing regatta on the on Doelfrer's Rumson inn across the in the front "anil another'ln toe" rear xlver'hera Saturday add Sunday aft> ;• excellent Jobs. The borough employ- •treet Several trees on Mre. J. L. The cupola on the northeast sec- of the property, -both striking and broke." He toldfriends later that he • ees, the Jersey Central power and tion of the Fannacl hotel building thought his end had come. "The roof ernoons, stating there are 57 boats Mlnugh's property on, the Rumson damaging the Williamson residence. .SSlSSAr^Jft'^Werent.raeeij.jElHi """"light cosnpany and the New Jersey road were Uprooted. X car owned by war broken-offandpart of the roof Several windows In the house were oreaked,"hs said."Rain, osms Bell telephone company began tack- ripped up. The flagpole on the Pan- through one window and out the oth- 380 contestants, the largest number George SchulU, chauffeur for Dr. D. broken. ' In any .similar regatta ever held in ling their respective Jobs as soon as Harold Karp, was burled under fall nscl property and an iron street-light er. I looked outside and saw the the fury had abated. standard in front of the, postofflce small building; at the airport col- the United States. ing branches, but .escaped damage. Tree' Falls on Oarage. Pressing Into service every truck were snapped off. A vegetable stand lapse. When I saw that go I said to An attendance prize, presented by GreerAouse Demolished. ' not yet completed, next to the post-' A .tree fell on Edward M. Kelly's myself, I'm next. I hastily grabbed Put/President Herbert E. Edwards, •0 Hl-Orade and Pure Brad Guernsey!, available and putting to work sev- Jerceri and Brown Swln. 10 Top-Notch Only quality cleaners A greenhouse on the Felgenspan office,'Was blown apart and pieces garage on Sycamore avenue, west of my, pants and my shirt and shoes was awarded to Vice-Presldent Les- eral crfcws of men, the borough made Shrewsbury avenue, breaking In the HoleUIm. Perionellr lalaoted risnt off ; quick work of clearing up the debris. place was demolished by the wind. carried across Ocean avenue. A two- and ran downstairs. Then I looked ter R. Ross. Next week the prize tha fanna' where taar wara nliad front the Edward Johnson, son of the estate's car garage on the William T. Sand- roof and. doing slight damage to Mr. outside and saw the garage root and question will be offered by Di- Waiurn ttttei. Manr fraah • sows and use triple-action Sani- V Trees lying across the street were cut Kelly's oar, which was In the garage. doie iprlnxert; tabarculln and blood superintendent, J. Edward Johnson, lass propertyt on Ocean avenue was rector W. Raymond Johnson, An up and removed, and boughs and . Part- pf the. tin roof of the main gone." tented with health charts for each cow. got out of the greenhouse. In..thf completely ...wrecked. arid_ most of— Jt informal- reception was tendered Dr, Thesa cowl are tha hearleit milk pro- — branches of trees were carted—off. blew over the fence toThe Ship Ah6y hangar it the Red Bank-airport was : tone cleaning, - - The work continued for several days nlclc of time. He went Inside to close Theodore^Ai Doremus in honor - of ducere and - hliheet buttarfat- Uttara a ventilator when a gust of wind parking space, but a car that was in blown off, the chimney of the busi- MOW HE'S SATISFIED. his recent marriage. . •' . • ' money could tar and are roans', good afterward. the garage at the time was'not dam- ness office was blown down and the alia, and hlrheit data In dalrj estUe flat shattered several panes of glass and Mayor English announced the com- can ba found anrwhtra. '; • Theodore D. Moore, manager of the falling glass cut him on the arm. aged at all. , roof and sides: of a work shop and Joseph Johnston Says He Was a Bit the Jersey Central power and light store houae were demolished. mittees for the ensuing year as fol- If you ara thlnklnit of burins <">a MW He ran out and a moment later the Doubtful for Quite Some.Time. lows, the first named being chair- or eeveral, ba hex* Tueedar aranln*. Julr company office at Red Bank, declared Oars Damaged by Tree. limb. Hth, at TiSO p. m. Thar* will ba no re- 1 structure collapsed. A garage on the Harry Qulnn, president of Mon- man: , ' ••'•,. that the power company's losses were Baker estate was moved six Inohes, The limb of a tree In the rear of mouth County Sports, Inc., owners "I have at last come to the conclu- terrei and no limit, averr cow will (0 for heavy. Be said that the heaviest Howard 35. Morris's home on the cor- of the Red'Bank Pirates ball park, sion that The Register Is a good Athletic—John H»wkln«. Dt. ritadon A. tha hlsh dollar. Thla night aala-la nfada The damage by the loss of trees newspaper. A maid was needed at IB Dgrcmui, Edwin It. Conovtr, Jack Rohrejr, to eall dairy cowa only. Your Inepaotlon' wire damage was done on Broad ner of River and Hance roads; Fair estimated that damage to the park Frank A. Wodahouit, Dr. Edwin 8. 0»Un. Invited anytime. - Brerjr cow full? smar- street, this borough, and along syca- alone is .estimated. at several thou- Haven, crashed down on two cars, Peters place and from noon to after antaad or no deal. Alio aall eoraa atoek sand dollars. Every man available would amount to nearly $6,000. Most Mundane*—Hirttrt K; Edwardi, Theo- more avenue, Shrewsbury, store than damaging both.' One of the cars, of the fence around the park was nine o'clock Thursday night we were don J. Lmbrteqne, Paul RnwIlU, Oeor» hulla and honea at thla night aala. Also was put to work by the borough cut- W, Olmitnd, F. O. Jnuir. Jacob B. Ru«, Ponr, Cart, Haraeia and Saddle, eon- 100 poles were either felled, broken owned by Mr*. Morris, was damaged blown down and disintegrated, the' kept busy answering .calls from wo- plata outfit.. • ' . ting the trees which had fallen aorosi to the extent of S2O0. the limb dam- men who were looking for the lob we or split Rumion road. This force was aug- lighting system, was badly damaged, Blind—WII1I« A. CUrton, Emler E. Mor- Deliverr: Trucks avallabla to so anx- Mr. Moore reported that every aging the top and hood. The fabric aid the press box on top of the advertised in The Register." rli. Dr. A. Alfred Podtll. whera. ....••.-,. mented by county employes. It took top of the other car, owned by Sam- Bojri and girla work—Jinn H. Mitten- member of the Red Bank plant was these men two days to clear the road grandstand was,blown down. The This Is- what Joseph Johnston of Tarma: Ona yaar'a eradlt br approvad- uel J. Beverfdge, who is occupying roof coyerlnjt the box seats, was Peters Place told the publisher of The 1««, John H. Bnrni, William T. Jontt; Fm- bankabla nota with atatamant, twantr-ars called to service, and-that local crews and.this gives an Idea of the extent ton B. M.nhfjl. -. -~* irwrcent on parchue prlea. ' . — had been supplemented by crews a bungalow on the Morris property blown. off .arid, the plumbing system Register a few days ago. Mr. John' Ctvlo Welfare—H»nr M»lchow, John Of the damage. for the. season, was damaged/ Ourreiulir Weekly IJreetoeklal* «t rushed from Morrlstown, Boonton, was badly damaged. The only sec- stoh said thai Mrs. Johnston was well B»llljr; Trttk~T."Mtttltt,- CliarlM ' O, 3aaf GOWJ, CalTea* Hogi, Dairy Cknra, and Summit, Lakewood, Keyport and Al- The bar at the Rumson horse show tions of the park not damaged were pleased with the results obtained Sdmeldir. all klndi IWaataok will be held ai mual at wrecked. The tent over the bar FoUaetnan Injured. - . the clubhouse' In center-field and the from the advertisement. Conitltntlon and Br-lam—Leon R«ui- aTary Friday. Baaf cowa, ealTaa, all klada lenhurit. Tour crews came from Key- •llli, Jr., J. Daaiil Tullar. llTastock Uken In excbania or pall 4' port and two from Allenhurst A was carried high into the air. Thom- Considerable damage was done by ticket office under, the grandstand. He further stated that he took par- Olab Welttn and A^rliory—Q«ori« W. as Dolly, night, watchman, was cut the wind In Shrewsbury borough and for you arVry Friday." force of 100 men, Including super- ticular notice that Mrs. Johnston did Br«y, Fred D. Wlwoff, M. VanBurtn Special ratreihtncnta will ba larred at when a table (ell on htm and he township: and the only casualty, Smock, Theodora D. Pariont. J. Daniel thla night aala by the ladlaa. -- visors, were at work. Many of the Fruit Orchards Damaged. no( employ the best looking lady that Tnllar. 0. Huold Naylui, Albert W. Wor- IVORY SOAP required' medical treatment? Bottled which taMtted in the vlotim.gplsg; to Damage to the fruit orchards on applied for the job. He said be knew extra men were retained the follow- of liquor and glasses were smashed) a hospftfnftr treatment occurred'In den, Edwin, R. Conorer, Loon RiuaiUle, Jr., ing; day. George Rlchdale's farm at Phalanx that If she did he would remain home Herbert B. Edmrdi, Theodore D. Moore. Jacob Zlotkin &. Son causing damage estimated at 1100. Shrewsbury'., borough. The; victim amounted to approximately S2.B00. too muoh of the time and that would Dinner*—limn A. Curler, Jr., Wtrren Phonaei-»5I, Offloa.and Salaa Barn. an«j Service Quickly Restored. Some of the larger, tents were rip- was Policeman Otto Harden, who Nearly BOO apple trees were uproot- O. Fowler. ' r 110, Baeldanea, Frahold, N. J. ped MtnJXb* horMSjwerejakeji in Buffered a..aiv«red artery in hls_rlght interfere with hla position with UnT Blok—Rlohard HMkiUlf, Bar. Edward i Power ln_ the business iecUoa_et ed ^and ^ aJmosA-all thi_.ftult JMIS cle Ban at the-Red Bank postofflce./ w. Milltr. Dr. June. V«nNoetT»n«. , s the borough was restored before vans) to itablM near by, until, the «rmr~Ha was taken "fcT"Riverview blown off the ' trees that remained noon of the day on which the storm damage was repaired. Ther show was hospital,' where the flow of blood was standing. Considerable damage was broke. Houses In all parts of the not held that day. stopped. Herden cut hla arm when also done to Jonathan H. Jones' Peroxide borough had electrlo service that a pane of glass broke in a window property at Phalanx. Thirty apple Redactipns night, although street lights in va- little Silver. he was dosing. trees were uprooted on Harry Wall- Clearance From Oar rious sections of the town were out Seven locust trees on John Ben- One of a pair of tulip trees in Ing's farm at Phalanx anil tie tops Is Your Assurance Harry W. Crawford, local mana- nett's property on Branch avenue at Christ churoh cemetery fell breaking were blown off 100 other fruit trees. onStle Regular ger of the telephone company, re- Little Silver crashed during the two headstones. The tree, was more A large oak tree fell on t&e Lin- Starting Stocks. ported that 180 wires had been down storm, falling across Branch avenue than 100 years old and had' been croft residence of David Hood, Sr., of in the Red Bank area, which in- and blocking the road. Prospect ave- planted at the burial place of An- caving in part of the roof and knock- Thar*., July 21 Bay Now. cludes Sea Bright, Rumson, Fair nue, hear Harding road, was block- thony Dennis and Hannah Cook, his. ing down, a chimney. A portion of Haven, Shrewsbury and Holmdel. He ed by trees which fell on the Elkus wife. Mr. Dennis was born In 1728 the side of the house was also daw said that about TOO subscribers were estate and Church street was block- and died in 1818 and his wife, was aged. About $900 damage was done affected. Men from Lakewood, Perth ' FIFTY pRFSSRS {Quality Laundry Amboy and Newark were brought to Forty Eight Blouses V this section to assist Red Bank "wews in repairing the service. to m wew m , JBsm-ry Loss of Fruit. $1*69 "*«• 69c , Theodore N. Parmly of Tinton Styled smartly In plain or printed Rayon Attractively styled for Dress and Sport \ya«r. TEL 2^00 Valla suffered a large loss as a re- Crepes. Dresses have sold regular at muoh Printed sheers; plain color Broadcloths and < suit of the storm. He has an apple more. While they last at thle amazingly low Shantungs. Full cut and well made. la all orchard of about 40 acres and 3,600 price. slses from SI to 40. trees and prior to Friday he had the / prospect of a bumper crop and fair f prices. Today the ground beneath the trees Is almost covered with rot- OVAL RUGS Flat Crepe Prints BATH MATS ting green apples. Fully three- TD fourths of the fruit wss blown off. Al- Ber. RUGS 1 most all of the remainder Is so badly 89c 39c 39c »f *> ' bruised by hailstones that it is un- Suitable for bedroom or bath, Washable, will not pull at the Heavy absorbent Terry oloth * marketable. In talking with avReg- full MaM slse, made of velour seams, good selection- patterns weave. Good looking design* In ~ liter reporter Mr. Parmly said that or plush, in various color com- and colors, 88 inches wide. all colors, Standard slse. Expertly he doubted if be would gather ten binations. F bushels of sound apples from the en- Day Bed Covers Kitchen Towels tire orchard. His peach crop was al- EEZ Women's Bags ' to damaged, but not to the same i_ /great extent. About 300 apple and Shampooed SHQlS B,Y SJJLBY Value 100 84c «* "» 15c • *«- peach trees were uprooted or partly 69c Jaspe oloth, crashes, or ore- Some are pure linen, others In blown dawn. Some of these can be White leather, wood bead, fab- tonnes, full pleats, contrasting well known makes of prints. righted and salvaged. The loss Is ricoid and silk In various styles. waitings, full slse. Good ilie. % estimated at (3,000 to »4,000 and Is not ' Insured. A large, old barn on the! We use Ivory farm was blown down. It was unused | 81x!99SHE£TS Comfort Covers DRESSUNEN and in a dilapidated condition and Mr. Parmly had arranged to have It BA. Beg. 1.79 YD. Was Mo Soap in our razed. ,-. . | 39c lour opportunity of the season to buy smart 79c ***«..Also for blankets, full slse re- Pre-shrunk and vat unfadeable. Herman Rltzau suffered a heavy The last case of these standard versible, made of best printed dyes. Pink, green, main, ,btue, loss in his orchard on Biverdale ave-' footwear and moke marvelous savings; A won- grade fine count, stsrohleis percale, bound edges. tan, orchid. > ' nue adjoining Mr. Parmly's place. I sheets at this price. process f However, this loss Is not as heavy as derful time to try the famous "flore-fit" Inner* ' that which befell Mr. Parmly. sole, subtly concealed In every Sfyf-GEZ Shoe Ire During the Storm. WASH FABRICS CHENILLE SPREADS Electrlo wires which were blown and see for yourself how It helps avoid down on the residence grounds of wobbly ankles; JEvery pair of , William T. Hartman on Hance road 15c YD. Were Ko 84x108 $2.49 Beg. «.« ;, in Shrewsbury township set flre to a' Sfyj-SEZShoes Included knhbsak* , > tree and threatened to cause the New, never shown In Red Bank, The finest Made on shrunken, dose weave cotton with So stock up at today's low price* grade sport-time batiste' with the very latest thlok tufting in colors woven into a beauty of house to get aflame. The > Tinton a pattern. They are sun fast and tub fast feTjr Falls flre company wss summoned printing on light, medium or dark grounds. All LEON'S Just twenty to sell. I < and the blaie was quickly ex- guaranteed fait colors. li tlngulshed. The firemen had a dlf- NOW », flsult time In getting to the property $4.95 70-76 White Street, tf because of the large number of trees GLIDER COVERS Sport Shirts Kleinert's Shields down on Sycamore avenue and Hanoe road. A large tree crashed in RED BANK front of the old Bennett grist mill st $1.39 $1.79 88c 29C Tinton Falls. Formerly 7.60 Hade of water repellent strlpeil Rayons, cotton jersey, fine cot- . Exceptional quality Late* A large sumac tree on the Laird ap- material. Former prices were ton mesh. With stunning caps shields. Bollabla, Regular and plegate distillery property at Scobey-1 t» and 3.1* to match, crescent shapes. Slses S-S-4. , villa was blown down. It struck a' UCINIID V 'warehouse and caused slight damage ! if to the roof. The storm was not near-I Bar Harbor Sets Play Suits Large Bath Towels :'»w to severe at Bcobeyvllla and most The Parade of Va/uei SAMIOM- ',', of the farming territory wtat of Had ? Bank ss It wss In this town. Startt Today 79c 29C *«• 0ft, IIM :,' .. A large brjjftchlmney on Michael Seats and bsoks of fast color Bunback with halter or fitted For the beach or home use, M' iOrtoe'a, fars|slio*»e »t Vanderburg SIZES INCLUDE 4 TO 10 bra. tops. Fast color prints. Inohes wide, U inohu long, with \ Was blown dofeu Most of tha brick materials In all the wanted AAAA TO C colors. _' ] With matching bolero and slip- that tight weave. White Terry landed on the roof. pers, with colored borders; A large silo on Robert Malsel's tarn near Colt's Neck was blown Everlast Fabrics : AOwn and destroyed. It was built SILKHOSE Women's Belts •My a short time ago. The farm ALBERT S. MILLER TD< was bought by Mr. Malsel from the PR. Beg. Wo Value too KervhtnU Trust company last year. SHOE COMPANY 25c *** *** 49c 43c aVMsfaflts/ lew Dasnage. 18 BROAD ST. BED BANK Printed. A new dress If they Pure silk full fashioned rlng- WhHe, pastels and oolored as-. t Ml. anirkrs. Henry VanBrunt ever fade. Unene, piquet and, less, Service weight or sheer. sorted styles with attractive ;#•*• eadsexorlag to *1OM the war others, New summer shades. ' buckle*. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1988. Page Three

property, exemptions and other In- the owner whose property Is being Boy Scout Camp formation for the taxpayer. sold. A low charge or no interest «t Here And There In Until, the four-payment plan was all makes It possible to redeem the Municipal Topics adopted, taxes were collected twice property without heavy penalty. Fol- At Allaire Has Bjr ttie Mew Jersey State a year, the Arst payment being due lowing the eale the owner may re- Discontinuing League ot Municipalities June 1 and the second November 1. deem within ten days at no added \- Monmouth County As a result of this method, munici- charge. After ten days an owner de- Big Enrollment palities were compelled to borrow on siring to redeem must pay the bidder , "CeHeetton of Taxe.." ' tax anticipation notes for operating the cost of a tax search, not exceed- Ladies "Jantzen" Last Week of This Season's En- Perhaps the most unpopular of all funds during the Arst Ave months of ing $12, and the Interest rate, at Personal Notes, Sales of Property. Building Operations, municipal officers, in his official cap- the, year, which Involved Interest which the property was bought *t campment Opened Sunday-— acity. Is th* tax collector. Tet he charges and caused an Increase in the sale., Swim Suits Lodge, Doings, Berths, Marriages, Deaths Circus Being Held Thii After- exercises a highly essential function budgets the following year. The new Every act of the collector |s care- In the operation of government and system has reduced much of this type fully defined by statute. He 1) hedg- noon. Is often entitled to more commenda- of financing. ed on all sides by a strict prescrip- All suits, regardleu of cost or former , and Other Notes of Interest tion than he receives. When taxes are not paid, the next tion of his duties. Objections fre- value, to be disposed of at one price, Attetnpt'Falls. ' Camp Burton, at Allaire, the Boy U the title Implies, It is his duty step is a. tax sale. The law directs quently raised by taxpayers should living. Mr. Vaughn formerly con- be directed to the procedure Itself, Twoi.Jnsaked'gunmen -walked. Into ducted a farm.' • . Scout camp of tho Monmoutb-Ocean to collect real estate and perspnal such sales be held every year, the council, ended Sunday: the second of tajtes, assessments on Improvements which has conceded faults, rather the Bark jGfOve.lnn .a^Tplllngwt collector being authorized to ad- than to the Individual charged with Park Sunday' night- and' oFdei j^ Wisfe Southern. Cruise. the three one-week periods during such a* roads, sewers and sidewalks, vertise and sell properties on which Judge Rulif V. Lawrence of Free- which the camp will be operated for and levies for a variety of special administration. George VinBruiSt, the < proprietor to the season with'the largest attend- taxes are delinquent on July 1 of the hand over aU'his''money,'.>VenBri hold terminated his, circuit court services. In some communities he is year following the year of assess- 1.95 cases for the summer last Wednes- ance In several years. known as the tax receiver, but the Freehold Youth a Suicide. recognised. one of: j^he.^en.. is,.;, duties are the same. ment. Sale Is by auction. The price brother-in-law; Forman Lemon of day and announced that he and Mrs. Approximately MO Scouts and 16 received must Include the total am- Jack Nilaon, Jr., 20, of Freehold, (Values up to 5.95} Farmlngdal^, and refuaed to give u,- Lawrence would sail tomorrow for a leaders were, at the camp, Seven Since 1934, New Jersey has operat- ount of taxes and assessments due, committed suicide by shooting him- Qtrribean cruise. He will resume troops were operated, each under a •Us*, IIIff!• 4?jrt ' J^jQfflOKl' Usffiu^ "OD© JBOO ed under a quarterly payment tax plus interest and penalties, cost of self In the head In a saloon at 2 Suits • size 32 5 Suite - size 40 the trial of cases September 12. separate troop leader, four of Which plan. Two bills are issued each year Rochester, N. 7., Wednesday night of which missed and then ran f rpjjgtB were actual sconducting thru—but for that matter, you can see the light thru a pane of Involuntary bath. derwent an operation for the removal paths. The need for lightning pro- The New of one eye at the Medical Center at tection Is also much greater in rural glass ... If it's air you want— you'll open the windows... If Freehold Han Dead. New York last week. His eye wasdistricts because Immediate help arid Frank B. DuBois of Freehold, died injured several years ago when he assistance is not available. Nine- it's air you want you'll wear genuine Palm Beach. In the Fitkin hospital last Saturday waa struck by a twig. tenths of all lightning casualties oc- week at the age of «T. Mr. DuBois cur in rural districts. j Palm Beach Band Leader As Instructor. formerly conducted a farm imple- "Lightning rod systems, to be ef- The million "windows" in the cloth are wide open^-No ment business which he sold to C. H, Arthur Pryor, noted band leader, fective, must be made of approved Roberson. Of late years he was anwill aid Robert Eberle in instructing materials and properly Installed. In- fuzziness clogs the passages . .. The air is free to come and go Implement salesman. He Is survived the boy band being sponsored by the sist on materials and workmanship P.al m Auac/i />/, by a widow, one daughter and oneAsbury Park American Legion. Other which will meet the Master Label re- ... That's why Palm Beach lets your body breathe. That's son. i musicians are being contacted to aidquirements of the Underwriter Lab-' In forming the band.' oratories. Specifications set up b$ why it's the comfort suit of a nation. '. A Queer Accident. Bradley Beach Obi Weds. this organization assure correct func- Angelo Barbaglata of Matawan Miss Blanche M. Gann, daughter tioning of the system. ! was struck by an automobile, while ot Mr. and Mrs. Bamuel Gann of "Periodic inspection of lightning- And, as to style—see the new Towne blues, grays and in bed at his home early Monday Bradley Beach, was married last rod systems is necessary to prevent morning. A car driven by Harry •17.75 Thursday to Sydney Schrelber of As- damage due to mechanical failures. browns—Single and double breasted suits with smartness Cohen ot Bayonne crashed into Bar- bury Park. The groom is associated Ground connections must be securely baglata's parked car and forced it with the Schrelber bakery. refastehed; prevent ru«Ung out of Into the owner's bedroom. Barbag- that adds inches to your self esteem, . Engllshtown Property Sold. iron grounding pipes or rods, cop- Slacks $5-50 lata suffered a badly bruised hip. per pipe rods or cable are best Samuel Gelber, proprietor of a food Auto Injuries Fatal. Grounding rods must, be driven to market »t Freehold, has bought the permanently moist earth." Joseph Irving, 57, of Jersey City, old Burke property at Engllshtown. Who was struck by an automobile The property Is 68x281 feet and has early Sunday near the Sea Girt inn, a large house on it. Mr. Gelber may NIGHT SALE OF COWS. died of his Injuries Tuesday morn- turn the house Into stores. Ing in Fitkin hospital. John Casper- Jacob Zlotkin A Son to Sell Cattle . sen of Newark, driver ot the car ' Keyport Woman Dead,, Under Flood Lights. j Mrs. Thomas Cottrell, 78, of Key- which struck him, was held on a Jacob Zlotkin ft Son ot Freehold technical charge of manslaughter, port, died last Thursday at the horn* of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Bah- will hold another of their popular Bradley Beach Safe Bobbed. renburg. Bhe leaves two daughters night sales at the Zlotkin', stables Thieves stole about $200 from and three sens. next Tuesday night, July 26. This Arm, which Is one of th* leading safe In the gasoline station operated Married JO Years. by Patsy Palumbo at Bradley Beach Arms in th* East dealing in live Mr. and Mrs, William VanDyke ot stock, Inaugurated night sales a early Tuesday morning while the Adelphla celebrated their golden Palm Beach propertor was eating in a nearby short time ago and they have prov- diner. The safe had been left un< wedding last Friday. Mr, VanDyke en very popular, attracting buyers locked and entrance to the station formerly operated a vegetable farm. from all parts of the East Tux Ensemble Both are enjoying good health. was gained by using a pau key. 1 The sale which Is to be held Gets Fainting Job. Tuesday night will, embrace 90 , Fire In Shore Hotel. Andrew Patterson has bean award- dairy cows, consisting of 60 high- $20.00 Damage, of about S;»,000 was ed the contract' for painting the grade and pure-bred Guernsey*! caused by a Are which started In theHudson street school at Freehold. Jerseys and Brown Bwlss and SO barroom of the Monterey hotel at The board of education will furnish top-notch Holstelns. Asbury Park early Saturday morn- the paint and materials. In addition to these night salts, ing. The Are was confined to thai Injured In Fall. the Arm conducts regular weekly station, of the hotel and the more llv* stock sales of beef cowf, calves, than 300 guests in th* hotel were un- Mrs. Elisabeth Bogla of Freehold, hogs, dairy cows and all kinds of disturbed. nurse at the rug mill at that place, llv* stock every Friday.,, Colonel fell against a chair on her porch last Tom Warner Is auctioneer. Friday week and suffered two frac- '' Assistant Operator. An advertisement In today's Issue Paul Fenny, who H» b**n em- tured ribs. J. KRIDEL Of The Register state* that this ployed as a messenger in the West- Seeking Borough Hall. sal* Tuesday ntoht will fc* held at ern Union office at Freehold several Bradley Beach commissioners are 7:80 o'clock,'' rath or shin*, under 000 000 years, has been 'named assistant to considering making application for bright lights, with plenty of cover Red Bank- the operator, O. L. Johnson. Fred a PWA grant for th* erection of a and seats for all. Special refresh- Suitors has been engaged as mes- borough hall' and oommunlty build- ments will be served at this nlgbt senger. ' ing. , ...- \ -. sal* by th* ladles. Xngllshtown Han Dead. Leg la Amputated. Bamuel Vaughn, 84, a lifelong res- Jam** Toong of Blbsron, who has Suoported by Merchant*. ident of th* Engllshtown Motion, died been a patient! In Monmouth Mtmor- Th* Red Bank Register Is sup- Wednesday of last week at the home 1*1 hospital six weeks, underwent ported bt local as wall as out-oS of his stepson, Clifford BtulU of sit operation last weeK for th* env(own builn*ss men. Advertisements Bloom/told, wjtb'wbo. b* b.*d, b*«n putttlon of Us right i«f, RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21.1988. - -, _L WOBK FOB JOBLESS. anent Increase te the OCTTOO. tag capacity ot the soil Ovenemi Servtoe laogne Spend Day GOOD CITIZENS Total «t 1ST Placement* Hade Dor- Among tha grasses suitable for late , Ing Jane in Hotunotttb. summer .feeding, considering soil HELP Marcus—Marcus $ At toonardo. ] typas, is rye grass, either by itself or 8 Broad St Red Bank 'The membtrs of the Mew York A total of 1ST placements were In combination with clover or vetch; u Unit of the Women'* Ovtrseu Str- made during June by the Monmouth Good mixtures, include IB pounds, of WANTED vloe league sp.nt Sunday at the home and Ocean county offices of the New rye grass to 10 pounds of crimson m of their comrade, Mr§. Belle Gold Jersey State employment Service di- clover, or 15 to 20 pounds>e»ch of Croat, of Leonardo. They returned vision of the unemployment compen- rye grass and hairy vetch. Vetch STORE-WIDE m to Mew York on the last boat, (en- sation commission. In a report to should not be sown,, however, -on m Russell J. Kldrldge, state director of 120 thusiastic with Irfonardo and several, fields where farmtrs plan later to e asked to be allowed to come down the state employment service di- grow wheat or rye for train. Operators, Flniihers, e again. Some went swimming, but vision, Manager Thomas F. Costello SUMMER SALE moat of them awapped yarn* about of the Asbury Park- district office Saved from Drowning. PreiMrs r stated that 136'Jobs were in private r their experiences alnee they laat taw Herman, the ten-year-old: son of 1 Complete your Wardrobe each other. employment, and the balanoe of S2 Ladle. Coat Plant Jobs were on publlo works projects Mr. and Mrs. Carroll MealU of Farm- Mlu Evelyn T. Walker of Red lngdale, was saved from drowning at Savings from - Bank, supervising member of at prevailing.wage rates.. Apply Dally » p. M. to « *. M. : Private placements. Include hotel last week when he fell Into a pond, $ the Monmouth County • Organlia- by his' cousin, Gloria Wenger, a girl $ tlon for Social Service, and Mr*. and restaurant workers, construction mechanics, farm and construction, swimmer. Re had gone down twice SOROKIN COAT GO. Mary Judge Sullivan, supervising when the girl reached'him, a a nurit of the Mlddletown Township laborers, dairymen, stationary en- *toter BMg., new B.B, SMtoe 25% to 50% Health Center, both members of the gineers, and domestlo workers. Com- Keaniburg, N. J. mercial placements for,June Includ- Boys can male* extra pocket money v orfanliatlon, drove over for a short lelllnr The Rerlster—Advertisement v Our Entire Stock of vlalt, during the afternoon and to re- ed salesperson*, typists, stenogra- i • mlnliee with aorne of their buddies. phers arid hotel dejk olerks. ' The, unit la mad* up of both Amer- New registrations for June totaled • n Dresses ican expeditionary entertainers and 640, "A total of 4,»B4 persons used nunu. tile facilities of the Monmouth coun- Some of the folks attending wtre ty office at'421 Bond street, Asbury Coats Miss Eleanor Keating, Was Gladys Park.' R. Stanford Hudson, Inter- Sean, Mile Blanche Seymour, Miss viewer in charge of the Ocean coun- Drive Marlon Styles, Miss Jean Joyce, Miss ty ofttoe at.lt Robblns street,, Toms Two members of CCC company 2S9 stationed in Moamoiith county River, reported that '348 persona vis- Hats Sarah MoCarren, Miss Elttabeth recently received medals for good citizenship from the'Daughters of Qoodland, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Fer- lted the offloe, of which 103 were asw the American. Hepubllc. Presentation was made at'the celebration .regiitrants. •' •'•• :•"'• : • • -••/ •• ;• . jrusen, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Allen, and of the l«0th anniversary of the Battle 6t Monmouth held In the old & Accessories Mill Jocelyn Lewlt of Richmond, The services of the-New Jersey A Better Used Car Tennent church where members of the CCC camp also heard speeches £. Virginia. A shore dinner, consisting of the "second battle of Monmouth" In which they we^e described as state employment service; which is a IN THIS GREAT SALE of clam chowder, baked fish, com' fighting; on man's,aide against the natural forces of soli erosion. division of the New'Jersey unemploy- :$ blnatlon salad, corn, pickled beets, Left to right. Miss Martha Holmes, regent of Monmouth court house ment compensation commission are ALSO PLAVSUITS watermelon, Iced tea and cold drinks chapter, 0. A. R. (Freehold); William Beilly of Harrison; Mrs;- 'J, fr«(. to employers and employees. 1929 Packard 6 Wheel Sedan $95 was served at noon and another re- Warren Perkins of East Orange, state regent^of the D. A. R, and Thi Monmouth county'offles maybe past before the crowd left. All said Herbert Glendennlng of Kcarny. _ , " ' :'• reached by calling Asbury Park 2M«- they had a wonderful day. Al W. 2217. The offices are open fCQm'8 a. Crosi, supervised, purchased and m. to •» p.' m..Monday to Friday, and 1927 Cadillac Sedan . . $75 cooked the entire meal. 8 a.; ra. to 12 noon' Saturday1. Reg- Marcus—Marcus the hydrant, serlousiy damaging It Keansburg. istration hours are,from Sg.ro. to I A drownlnft was narrowly averted Badio Mystery Story. la-hdoh. ' .'•',.• ' . :'-;' —----- 8 Broad St. Red Bank Monday afternoon at the foot of The second In the series, "True (Tha Red B»nk Register cm be bought Kunibars «t the itorei of E. L. Miller, Belleylew avenue when Louis Lotla- 1927 Chiy^ $25; Detective Mysteries," entitled, "Mys- 8tnU Lnel*. Philip Kellir, Churlei no, 8, of North Bergen, was snatch- COVER. CJBOPS HAVE DUM. USB, tery of the Bacret Grave/' will be Vote! end L Zuakinnaii.) ed out of the. water by nearby swim- presented Tuesday, July 38; at 4:80 Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Chance and mers. Police Captain Theodore Klott Tb*y Frotoct; Soil From Wind and MONEY LOANED o'clock over Station WBRB. In the 1935 Dodge Sedan . $475 on Jewelry, Silver, Musical Instruments Oamena family of Llnoqln court are spending first reported the accident and sum- Water Erosion. cast are Lyall Knstlci. Whitney the summer at Cliff wood Beach, moned the flrit aid squad, who work- Binoculars, eta Burst, Olenn Barber and Andrew ed over the child for half an hour The value of a cover crop In pro- Unalid and dondtd b» SUM ol N. J where) Mr. Chance is employed. tecting soil from wind and water Sutler Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ready of before being removed to Dr. 3. Q. 1937 Ford Trunk Sedan WE PAT CASH FOB OLD GOLD AND SILVEB " Feman's office where she was treated erosion continues even after the cov- $550 Braden place have as a home.guest MODEL 88 ! The road to better and bigger busi- for submersion. ' er) crop Is gine, according to Ellwood Broadway Loan Co. ness leads through The-R«gmtr'« ad- Miss Nellie Ketcham of Long Island. Douglass, County. Agricultural agent vertising columns,—Advertisement. Miss Florence Welts of Newark Work has been completed of the «W Broadway, (Opp. Jicob Stelabicb'>) Long Branoh The' torrential downpour which was spent the week-end at the home of Installation of new street lights on experienced in Monmouth county last 1932 Terraplane Sedan . $195 her fiance, Alphonsus McOrath, of Main atreet, from state highway 86 month cauied a great deal of erosion Pinevlew avenue. to Church street, and on Carr ave- on sloping fields,' However; It la The children of Rutland Park en- nue from Church street to Seelejr significant to note thatdamage was Joyed their second annual welner avenue. According to Borough Man- much less on fields where good farm, 1936 i-Ton Ford Panel . $445 roast under, the trees In the park ager Clinton B. Lohsen, safety and ing practices have' been followed Monday evening. Frankfurters and driving conveniences along these which Includes an abundance of or- I- menhmallows were roasted, lemon- streets will be .vastly Improved, the ganlo matter'present as well at the 1935 International Truck , $375 ANNOUNCING! ade and other, refreshments were program included 41 new llght-atan- correct types or cultivation. served, after which games were chlons illuminated with 400 candle- Losses of soil and of fertility pro-, played. Among those attending wers DUE TO THE STORM CONDITIONS power lamps which provide an un- ceed hand in hand. As plant food Dorlt. Bernard and James Doran, broken line of lights from the bor- and organic matter are depleted, fer- Howard Caughey, Joseph, and Ger- ough limits to the boardwalk no- tility declines. At the same time, lm- ald Donahue, Walter, Jean and John tion. The new lights are located 2B poveriahed soil becomes more sus- Kelly, Ca*ol Ann Glade, William, feet above the road on steel arms ceptible to erosion, whioh in turn oon- Ethel. StaMnee and Elisabeth Cur- over the middle of the street, pif- ttlbutes to a further decline In pro- tln, Bemjce Doll,- Jennie DunaJ, fused 'lighting is effected by thu ductivity. Probably the greatest value George XBeaman and William Kum- globes which are scientifically con- of a cover orop, is the proteotlon it mer. structed and patterned after those gives the soil while it is standing. It Frank-Xioeffler and family of New- used In lighthouses of the U,-8. gov- shouMnotr be' ovBTlookedr~howevw; Dodge & Plymouth Dealer ark are enjoying the summer aea- ernment service. They are construct- that, even after It has been plowed •on at their cottage at Ideal Beach. ed of Hallophane glass with rlba under, and until It li decomposed, Mrs. Jack Thompson and daugh- cast in the glass to give diffused the crop still helps to hold the soil, 149-61 W. Front St., RED BANK ter of Bayvlew avenue and Miss lighting.. Reflectors are built into tha and Its contribution of organic mat' Katharine Humphrlie of Beachway globes to Intensify the light in the ter results In a slight, but semi-perm- spent Tuesday shopping In New Tork. atreet and prevent the glare in build- Mrs. J. RIMweger of Newark vls- ing,-along the way. •• • Htiliier-daughter,tin. Anna An- •"" Wj.ind Mrs. Harry^^esJaenTSf dreach of Bayvlew avenue, Tuesday. Eighth street are the proud parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Dromeshaueer of of a son, born Tuesday in the Perth Jersey City celebrated their twentieth Amboy General hospital. Mr. Seamen wedding anniversary Sunday at their is tax collector for Rarltan town- BUILDING & LOAN SHARES MATURING summer home on Brookslde avenue ship, with a gathering of relative's and Sheehan'a Terrors won ' a close friend!. game from the Rutland Park aggre- Saturday Night, July 30 Mr. and Mrs. George Alnwick and gation Saturday afternoon on the lo- daughter Patricia, and Mrs.-Margaret cal, school field by a score of 4-3. Alnwick of Jersey City spent Wed- 1 William,Massey, 2fl,' who gave his Come out and enjoy yourself, Ground Prizes nesday Visiting Mrs. Mary Kelly of address as.Lancaster avenue,: this L Beiyvlew avenue,' borough, was arrested at 1 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tracy of New *2O,2OO Awarded Nightly. Tuesday morning by Officer William Tork City are spending a few days Murray after he had fallen off the at the Whltehouse. steamboat pier. He was charged with John Kenny, Sr., of Jersey City, being intoxicated. is a sizeable sum of money. Is spending his annual vacation at Christian F. Paul, aged SO, a for- The New 1938 Buick Sedan will be awarded on his Brookslde avenue summer home. mer resident of this borough, died John Beatty, Sr., and son John of at the home of his daughter, Lillian Saturday Night, July 30, instead of Sunday, July 24. Kaln jrtreet and Anthony Garraclno Page, of New Rochelle, New Tork, This amount will be distributed to eleven shareholders of Newark spent the week-end fish- Thursday, July 7. Besides Mrs. Page ing off Belmar. Forty-six pounds of he leaves another daughter, Alberta who practiced systematic thrift in blueflsh and nine pounds of weak- Marsh and two sons, Augustus of fish comprised the catch. Passaie and William of Main street, Mrs. N. Carter of Plneview avenue this borough. entertained her daughter, Mrs. Mar- cella O'Gara, and granddaughter of Brooklyn over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stafford and Marlboro. daughters of Staten Island spent the FOWLER'S week-end as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huff, and children are The Leonardo Mrs. Patrick Ready of Braden place. visiting Mrs. Huff's parents, Mr. and BETTER FOOD FOR THE TABLE Mrs. Helen Scott of Belford en- Mrs, Frank McOowd. tertained the Jolly Eight at her home Miss Sarah E. Hayward celebrated Red Bank - 7 Broad Street — Phone 3334*35 at -Belford Tuesday. her 83rd birthday last Tuesday. John Stone, property owner and Next Sunday morning the last ser- Building & Loan Ass'n Specials Ending Saturday, July 23rd summer resident of Crescent street vice in the Old Brick Church for the Is a patient at the College Point hos- summer will he held. . pital at Brooklyn. The Reformed Church young peo- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rlley and ple will meet at Carnegie Lake next Prime Beef Sale—Extra Choice Tender family of Jersey City are vacationing Sunday evening when they will be Of this amount, nearly $5,000 is represented by earnings at their cottage on Cottage place, addressed by Harrington Underbill Rib Chuck ' Sirloin Beacon Beach. of the New Brunswick Theological on the money invested during the last seven years and Club Myrtle avenue between Manning Seminary. place and Church street Is being Miss Helen Zaner of Willlsmsport, one month. Roast 2%. Roast 221 29L widened. Fa., Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Steaks Mra, Alice Ferry and son Robert Bert Quackenbush. of Newark spent Thursday and Fri- Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Conover, Sr. day with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin An- Kenneth, Elerd and Inea and Mr. and Earnings have been at the rate of 5.07$ compounded. HICKORY SMOKED HAMS (whole) 29f ; b dreach of Bayview avenue. Mrs. Mrs, L. B. Conover, Jr., returned on Theresa Behler of Newark, the sis- Sunday from a trip to Niagara Fill* FRESH SPRING JERSEY POULTRY ter of Mrs, Andreach, Is spending a and Canada, by way of Vermont and You, too, can realize your dreams of financial security LONG ISLAND week's vacation in Keansburg. Massachusetts where they visited rel- FOWL R'tting Chicken* BROILERS Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacElroy atives. by saving the building and loan way in t - 5 - 6 !b«. DUCKS and Mr. and Mrs. Rlohard Robinson The firemen were called out Sun- 1H-1*. average of Jersey City are spending two day afternoon to the Edward Hoey weeks' vacation on Brookslde ave- farm at Variderberg. 28'. nue. Miss Dorothy Schanck of Wash' 19$, 2 ,r 98° Lois and Marjorle Monroe of East Ington, D. C, is visiting her cousin, Leg* of Spring Lamb 28c n I Assorted Cold Cuts 35c n Orange and Joyce Cole of Union City Mlas A, R. Hayward. The Leonardo Building & Loan Ass'n Wf 1 are spending a week with Miss Joan Mrs. Ernest Voorhees who under- Lamb Stew (Breast) 5 2Sc | Homemade Potato Salad 17c * Beatty of Main street. went a, serious operation . at the George Preston, Jr., of Maplowood Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Long All withdrawals and maturities are paid in cash when due or requested. GROCERY SPECIALS ! FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES! Is (pending two weeks' vacation with Branch, the past week, Is slowly re- his cousin, Harry Huber, of Frances covering. Kellogg's Corn Flakes ....2 pkgs. 13c Jersey Carrots and Beets .4 bun. 10c place. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Storm, Mortgage money is available. Fred Trenery of Crescent street Is Miss Loretta Keller and Charles H. Shredded Wheat 4 2 pkgs. 23c Yellow Squash 3 lbs. 10c home from tha Monmouth Memorial Fatersorrattended the grand clroult Applications for mortgages and subscription for shares now being received. Large Oxydol and Glass Fruit hospital, where he has been a medi- races at Ooshen, N. T,, hut Thurs- Jersey New New Cooking cal patient. day. Bowl both for 19c Potatoes 49c bat. Apples 6 lbs. 19c Jane Feeban of Ramsey avenue la Howard Broach of Maplewood Til- in St Francis hospital at Jersey City lted his brother, William Broach, on for a tonsil operation. Sunday. EVAPORATED MILK 3 tall cans 19c Mrs. LeRoy Vorhles and daugh- The Reformed Church Sunday ters Carole and Arleno of West School plcnlo held last week at North Leonardo Building & Loan Ass'n Pink Salmon 2 tall cans 25c Keansburg attended a birthday par- Long Branch was somewhat spoiled Jersey Tomatoes ...2 tbs. 15c ty last week at Union in honor of by a heavy ehower. Georgia Peaches large can 15c New Cabbage ...A tbs. 10c Mrs. Ruppert, Mrs. Vorhles' sister. White House Building, Leonardo, N. J. Mrs, Walter Carr of Port Mon- Keebler's Saltines l-tb.tin35c Boston Lettuce , 2 for 19c mouth road Is recovering from an ap- Stove Explodes, Burned. Sardines in Olive Oil 2 cans 19c Jersey Huckleberries 25c qt. pendix operation performed Tuesday David Barr, proprietor ol a wait- at the Monmouth Memorial hospital, ing room and confeotlonery stora on Unsweetened Grapefruit Juice 3 cans 27c Sunkist Grapefruit ... 4 for 29c Long Branch. West Front street, was treated- In omotMi Klvervlrw hospital Saturday night Mrs, W. J. Feehan of Ramsey avo- Presldent-IMnW H. OolUnson, New Monmonth, N. I. FRESH SEA FOOD ! nua spent Saturday at New York. for burns about both arms and his Olovannl Marrlne, 80, of Newark, left hand, received when a small Vic rrasMent-^Halk B«T««kJlsn,, Highlands, K. J. \ Fillet Sole was arrested Sunday night and held gasoline stove exploded. He was Bscond Vloe l*a»ldeot-Albert B. iohnson, Leonardo, K. J. . 32fb I Soft Crabs 6 for 75c taken to tha hospital by Hlmer Oot- under a $20 bond for appearance In TraMumUnrtd W. Meyenr, Leonardo, If, J. police court next Sunday on a oharga trall of Harry Qulnn's gang*, who 8e«ra4ai7wCbarla* If. K*«fn-, L*e«ar4o. V. t, • CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE '. 23fb of knocking over a fir* hydrant on was present at tha Urn*. Employ- the earner of Beaohway and Pinevlew easot the stor* «U»«ul4h«d til* .,,,,r..~v. •''{•' ••"• -'.. • ;••:' •) il.»f if't'i..-.".'•!',..: avenue. Martina biuktd his oat Into flames, % . RED. BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1938. Pace bers ol thU D«p»rtment received college to become more actively en- TRIBUTE DINNEE. Col. Jacob L. Devers, acting superin- twelve thousand fcomplalnts during May Be Elected gaged In civic and state affairs. tendent of the United States military the course of the fiscal year, «11 of In 1910 he married Ethel Lenbre Testimonial to Be Given For Rob-academy, and Prof. E. George Payne, Not connected with any lunch or grill with similar nsuqe^ which Involved advice or check-up Smith. They have one son, Walter ert D. Howard. dean of the school ot education. New Know ot'some type- or another, and which, Head Of Lions Franklin. The family resides In York university, are to be the prin- Sacramento, , Robert D. Howard of Warden ave- in* many. Instances, necessitated ex- r nue, RumsOn, banquet manager of cipal speakers. tensive Investigation and interroga- International »'•«• At the dinner, Mr. Howard will be HANK'S LUNCH Your 1 the Hotel Astor since 1035, who -was • •-'''"•••.',',' '- • ' tion of many persons, It can readily FABM NOTES. recently-advanced to the post of di-awarded the national bureau for blind be seen that the organization la an rector of sales and business promo- artist's plaque for distinguished ser- "Good Food Reasonably Priced" Government indispensable adjunct of the; State Walter F. Dexter of Sacramento Interesting Items Concerning Mon- tion of that institution, will be given vice to that organization. The only service.. Expected to be Cboeen New ' mouth County Farmers. a tribute, dinner by a group of other, recipient of a similar bestowal Franklin'G. Rue of Imlayslown is Is Miss Lily Pom, the opera singer. Ice Cream - Soft Drinks President Tomorrow at lion* friends in the grand ballroom, of Ho- IT A. R. IVSRSOI4 Monmouth Guernseys on* of a. number of .growers of.a tel Astor Thursday evening, July 28, . Headquarters of the dinner com- Convention in California. amail wheat acreage in Monmouth at 7•o'clock., ' mittee Is located in Suite 604, 9 Next to ' Department of State Police. • County who is Interested in knowing Rockefeller Plaza, New York. 58 WHITE ST., Monarch Laundry Red Bank Make New Records his status in tho Agricultural Con- Joseph,Clark Baldwin, chairman of ' The Executive and Administrative Walter F. Dexter of Sacramento, the housing committee of the New servation program. Wheat 'allotments MariboroGW Weds. ' Head ot this Department is the Sup- New Brunswick, N, J.—The N. J. California, will in' all probability are given to that group of'wheat York state constitutional convention erintendent of State Pol.ice appoint- Guernsey Breeders' Association, Inc., be elected president of ..the interna- growers who make a practice of and a member of the New York city Miss Gladys M. Neiberlein, daugh- ed by (he Qovernor, by and with the reports that six purebred' Guernsey tional Association, of;Lions dubs to- growing more than 100 bushels of council,.is chairman of the dinner ter ot Mr. and Mrs. William Neiber- CARBURETORS advice and consent of the Senate for cows owned by Falrlawn Farms, Inc., morrow at the. closing session of .the committee. He will also serve as lein of Marlboro, was married Satur- wheat for market per year. Whare . Factory Service for Carter, Stromberg and Zenith. a term of five years.' The 'authorized Adelphla have recently completed annual International convention be- wheat lsgrown solely for cover crops toastmaster. day, July 9, to Frank L. Ratcllffe of strength of -the State Police force Is new official records for production ing held at Oakland, California. . Former Qovernor Harold G. Hoff- Morganville. They will make their ' Complete Stock of. New and Bebollt Carburetors. 1 or home feed consumption, !h spite 280 officers and men. Applications which entitle them to entry in the Ten thousand delegates and'their of the fact that frequently there are! man ; of. New • Jersey, Grover A. home at Morganville. Mr. Ratcllffe ar»; reoelycd from, men, between the Advanced- Register of the American families, representing 3,000 ;I,,lons some, bushels for sale, such' a farmer Whalen,)president of the New York is associated with Conover Brothers DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. ages of 24 and *)J married'or single. Guernsey Cattle club. -.••'•. clubs of 105,000 membenhlp in eight need sot be.considered (n the wheat 1839 -world's fair corporation, Lieut of 'Wlckatunk, EAST FRONT STREET, BED BANK The minimum salary of , a State Haiel's Maxim's Ada 362181, start- countries, are attending the four- allotment program. In other words,' ; Trooper'Is 11,200 a ydar(;pJus.,nV»!.n-: Ing at the. age of 5 yr»., 2 mos. pro-day convention, '/'jt . :.•'•( f.;...!'; the object of his' production Is home tenance. The maximum after six duced a total of 18418.3 pounds of consumption—not market, first and - years of service is $2,200 a year, plus milk and 692.5 pounds of butterfat home consumption second. maintenance. The minimum height averaging a test of B.16 percent. Her -. required tor the State Police Is five te'eord was completed in official class feet six Inches, and the minimum My Sudan grass and soybeans," A,- • , .' -•'• -.' • •'.'. \ - -••• says Mr.' Harry Neuberger of Lin- -weight Is 138 pounds. ,'•/.'.' MarynMde'B Golden Loretta 326670, Average number of men for the croft, "stand from two to four feet starting at the age of 6 yrs. 9'mos. high. Neither the Sudan grass nor • fiscal year ending June SO, 1987, wasproduced, in' 865 days 10661,7 pound* two hundred and thirty; number ot the beans has reached the blooming of tnllk and 861.8 pounds of .butterfat stage. Are they ready to cut for arrests made, twenty-flve thousand averaging 6.27 per cent in teat. Her , seven hundred and seventy-two, fines grass silage,"—They may be cut at record was completed In class AA.- any time for grass silage; however, collected trom these arrests amount- Oaks Farm' Grace 852431, a five ed to 1133,228; ball: forfeited, $3,025; the best yield as well as an excel- year old, produced 10266.4 pounds of lent condition' of the crop would be recovered ..stolen property valued at milk and 500.8 pounds of tat averag- ; $86,778; recovered stolen* cars; three when thfr beans are in bloom and the ing "4.88 per cetil.7 Heir record" Was first stalk of Sudan grass has reach- DRUG COT hundred and seven] valued at *1M,-completed In class A. ' • , ' 668; , confiscated unlawful property ed the blossom stage. Often beans are forp«rltT«» Coker Proud Carnation '368848, . J18.832, License fees charged private from two (6 three feet tall and Su- !re.h»«»»- detectives! railroad, street railway, starting' at*tbe, age of 4 yrs.- 11 mos. dan grass from four to six feet tall. produced 12740.8 pounds of milk and canal and steamboat policemen am- r ounted to $1,650. - 632.6 pounds of butterfat averaging ""The leaves of my pepper plarifs,' 4.97 per cent In official class. BB., • s»ys Mr. Conrad Weppler of Farm, Eighty-seven thousand" fouTTfllBas ^KflBHwoSa Zea «?104, itttrtlnf: at lngdale, "are considerably mottled. I red patrols traveled four million the age of three years, three months, Spdone everything I know, What 54 Broad St.. Red Bank praduced 11745.« pounds of milk and Is the caiwe?"—On examination, the and and sixty-nine miles In connect- 568.2 pounds of fat averaging • tM trouble is* identical with what Is ion with their duties. per cent In class HE. • ' known as - a physiological condition ' The State Police as a matter of due to lack of balanced plant food. policy.do not function in communi- Knollwood Rose Camella 426463; starting at the age of 2 yrs., 4 mos. WALTER F. DEXTER While a mixed fertilizer has been ties' having a uniformed police force used, weather conditions have used unless in emergency or other- special produced a total j|f 9732.1 pounds of SUMRAV LEaos, Mr. Dexter, who for the past year up certain elements more rapidly circumstances. milk and 478.9 pounds of butterfat averaging 4~.92 per cent,in test. Her has served as first vice-president,, if than' others, leaving the plant defi- The State Police extends many record was completed in class G. All elected, succeeds Frank V, Birch of nitely lacking certain elements. Ad' phases of service, prevention,, p these are 385. day records and allMilwaukee, Wisconsin, to the presi- dltlonal application of high grade BEST VUUHI teotlon' and seourlty not shown In e mm wauos dency of Lions International—He mixed fertilise? ot particular chami- this brief compilation. In New Jer-w,er . under' the supervision, of; the N. J. Agricultural Experiment sta- was.formerly secretary to the gov-cats will often correct this condi- Compare These Outstanding Features, . sey, we have a rural area of approxi- ernor of the state of: California, tion. mately seven thousand square miles, tion. ,;•'•" ' • • CSVH Servloe ExJuni. and is now.state superintendent of which is, to a greater, extent, depend Public Instruction. He Is also chair- While Mr. John V. D. Forman of FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ent upon the State Police for pro- The United States Civil Service man of the Committee of Forty, ap- Commission has • announced open Jerseyvllle says Dr. W. H, Martin tection. Many citizens reside in or pointed by the Board of Supervis- knows his potatoes, he Is sure that own property which Is situated many competitive examinations. for the ors of Los Angeles county for the naap a Hatarq oi Happy Vatstwn WHh PfctarMll positions'listed below. ,.. .'. ' . the production made by Dr, Martin miles from the nearest enforcement simplification of county government or. potato field day, June IT, wai an agency so as to make other protect- For these examinations, applica- . Mr. Dexter has been very active^ under-statement, when be »alij that IABRCA ion unfeasible and these people are tions must be on file with the Civil in Lions' work. He was elected to Inside of ten. day> conditions can entirely dependent upon the' State Service Commission, Washington, th* International Board In 1884, and change. Mr. Formin goes on to say Police for, protection. t>. C, not later than August 15, If at the 19th annual convention,, held that within less than five day* dua Ma DON* KOM mid ast *u Anther phase of the work in thereceived from states east of Col- In Mexico City, he was eiecUd to weather conditions the vines on FACIAL PUSTJNC POWDER rural areas Is co-operation with the orado, and not later-than' August third vice-president' Prior to being many'fields' had received a very seri- •M N* cat - State Forestry Department and the 18, If received from Colorado and elected to the International Board, ous let-back which seemed to him TISSUES AT NO EXTRA COST!J " Pish and Gains Commission. states westward. - , .. ' lie served as district governor of might definitely affect the total yield. SMV» nu Vitas sU ..she «nw—«rd»r In the investigation of criminal Senior attorney, $4,600 a year; at- the fourth- district, then composed as msny at you dlrdesln—prlntoi d an work, there have beeVi thousands of torney, $3,800 a year, Bureau of Mo-of the states of California and Ne- Mr. Lewis Crltelll of Engllshtown tor . CarrtWi, Interstate Commerce vada and the Territory of Hawaii. ~soe 14c '*• jOrdar How, Tllh .Her for I : investigations, and Interviews. Con. Is Interested In growing the Sitt\ OS * * - 39" • stderable time has also been spent Commission. possible fall and winter squash. co-operating with other enforcement Safety .inspector, )2,600 a year, Walter Dexter is a native of Chi-Therefore, he contemplates the fol- • agencies within and without theBureau of Motor Carriers, Inter- cago. He was born in 1886. When lowing schedule: An application of BATHING State. TUero have been many ac- state Commerce. Commission. he was eight years old the Dexter cyanamld on a wheat flekt that has ^ oldent Investigations .Involving .first Eleetroplater, $1,860 a year, Branch family moved farther wast to en-been combined; plow the stubble and SWIM CAPS / aid treatment to persons Inured. or Buildings Management, National. gage in farming. When he reaahed cyanamld under; follow with a well Thousands of hoUrd annually have Park Service, Department of thecollege age. Dexter entered Penn packed seed bed; plant squash six 50c Rat-Tail 28oN0XZEMA •iibeendevoted to policing" of celebra- Interior. (For appointment in'Wash- college In Iowa, , Ho. was' graduated to eight feet apart; immediately fol- in 1916, and then entered Columbia Now ,; tlon events and in aiding travelers In ington, D. C, only.) low planting with a very large hand- COMB and SKIN CREAM Hospital librarian, $l,80» a year, university In.New York city, where ful of high grade fertilizer around I Only 'SOUP Z FIRST-AID NEEDS .;' and about our State. t These a,re all for Sunburn services that have no monetary value. Veterans''Administration. he' received his M. A. degree. Later, each hill; cultivate fertilizer into the CURLER Full information insy be obtained he attended'. Harvard university, soil; and so treat the young plants 26c PEROXIDE ' However, they have a very definite eat SMMBCI' •; place in State Police work, and In-from P. J. Glsleson, Secretary of where he received his Master of to keep them growing throughout 19c directly afford a decided monetary the U. S. Civil Service Board of Ex-Education and Doctor' of Education the season. lOeBANDABE >k,H^5c In 1921. For the next two years, return to the elUsena of the State aminers, at the Red Bank post of- ; that cannot be estimated. Further- fice. _, r _ _ _ . .... he served as head of the Depart- We're Old, Set Young. TlHl. of IODINE IVB^ 4c ment of Education In Eailhan col- more, the preventive effect of the The older we get In years the EPSOM SALTS ' presence of the State Police has un- Supported bs Merchants. lege, Richmond, Indiana, and from younger we become in ideas. Hardly ItlMkSC The Bed Bank Register, Is sup-there he; went to Wblttltr college in a month passes but sees some Im- questionably prevented much crime, ported bv iboal ai well as out-of. ffio BABY QTIPS 1, destruction of property and 'loss of California, as Its president, which portant' improvement in The' Regis- town business men. AdvettUemeats position he held for the next ten ter's Job printing department. This *».00 Battl* ; life. appearing regularly tell th* story, niti ss«c>iw RUBBING ALCOHOL n%tM Tc years. ,In 1934, he left Whittler change la for your benefit Are you MTH-A.tWKT When It Is considered that mem- Advertisement making use ot It?—Advertisement SOAF SET-UP PETROLEUMJELLY Solar 8C Wl» tIM otaal Ca Pw Dsetrio mill sse jsr Jiiianrs Balh-A-Swiel Mavlns; AH-hlrpsi* CRIAM WHITE OOnON «.M 17c WIM SOa SM. SALE/ SALE/ SALE/ JERGEN'S POPULAR PATENTS MsndOKsw FRANK VANSYCKLE CHAkVIONfHIP LOTION 75c DOAN'S PILLS • 7Se V.lui—AU FOR Announces TSNNIS SOe Value! 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ssssasssss^sssBsssVs^BHsssssssMssssssssfsPMMssslsssMi 32x6 •'"•• $32.05 •l.M Btctrle f i.ie r«um»>i I Tab* Nunn-Bush 2-SLICE OUTING )r.TVest, rtnhJk fnshiotwd Oxfotck TOASTER JUGS ] 6.00-20 $15.09 CM** IM ••sular 5S« Every Pair Men's Shoes a room 6.50-20 ;r 88c SHOWER at Money Saving Prices/ $1946 BATH SPRAYS PAST* WHh S-rt TubWif This It the opportunity you have 7.00-20 $25.82 [Tut been waiting for. Our entire itock BATH BRUSHES TT set •%••*•• 46.JS- NOTHING RESTRICTED! It for axtra protection against greater protection against ID1- fr. Albart *r V.lvat JLUC it not often we CM o'ffer luch genuine bargains *t these. curbs, rut wear and tide- bnoMs and punctures. Buster, ShannWal n wall snap. Sail Durh>n>-4 [« OTHER MAKES WOO VP CIGARS] COMPRESSION PROOF Oransar, Madal, T«r. ma « NEW NOTCHED NON CORD—Fall sUo body, .x- UOWh4 f wllMiala *tr- SKID—-deep notehad jibs, tra retistance to tire failure Vnl>lsws 149 W«t Front St., Red Bulk 10c 4-w. Cm tam Ray C I'AIR MI.N'S SI IO.I-S ON SAI I" Road Servico—Phone R. B. 1296. llgkl PHM 7 BED BANK REGISTER^JULY" 21^1988.

four hours, omitting the advertising, According to the story be was- sum- Friday's Storm a Criterion which Itself has an attraction for the moned by government officials and India Proves BANK REGISTER Ranking With the Blizzard. ireader.•' V,•"-•;,!,'".' _•.".• . ••' ; ... • • threatened with jail if he did not re- Editorial Views Can-you. Imagine a radio station veal the source of his data. There- How soon the past is forgotten is evidenced by the omitting the advertising, or falling upon he produced a tbree-month-old A Strange And GKOBOB 0. HANCE, Editor frequent assertions one hears about the freak storm to remind you, every few minutes, issue of a German aviation magazine. KBEDEBIO 8. BATES, Managing Editor of Friday morning having been the most destructive by whose courtesy you.are receiving —New York Times. Intriguing Place „,«*• •pinions espiesM* to tht editorial and the wont that has ever occurred hereabouts. Only N*I hsnoadat a». not ntotmrlly esrry the recltair /. •':•:' By Theron McCampbell THOMAS ntVINQ BBOWH, five years ago, namely Friday night, June 10, IMS, a ••• tadontmeat pi The EtstiUr). In ' the four-hour ordeal, there HcOAHFBiaUC, AND LABOR. Main Up Majority of il Bustaee* Manager somewhat similar outbunt ot elemental fury occurred would be much matter which large To President BooeeveK, Alone at which was more .damaging because' it covered a much ' , What Value Are They? ' groups of bearers would find not Writer "ckOma His Candidacy Would Population of 383 Million— Sea:—We can visualize you resting ASSOCIATED FBESS larger area. Both storms raged over only a small part A man who had mad* a success in suited to their' Jnterests-thlnKs Injure Democratic IToapects, Nearly 2,000 Caatet Exist in quietly in the admiral's quarters far of Monmouth county, but the one Friday embraced lutlneaa life was approached by a far which they would conveniently skip T** Associated Pres* U exclusively entitled to tht In reading a paper. But to tune out 181 Broadway, India Today; out at sea. At a long last you can much less territory than the previous one. On both oc- Vounger man, for advice. He re- Keyport, N. J. ie*** remubUcatlon of all news dispatch** credited to sponded and gave to the beat of his a radio news, recital would entail the calmly review the cause and effects , caalons not much damage was done to buildings and The Editor, Ultw not otherwis* credited in this paper and also th* ability what the young man asked risk ot losing some items-that you at events slnoe the World war when ' other property of that aort. No deaths occurred] as Red Bank Regiater. Following; is another in a series of , toeal nnra published therein. . for. Than he added that If his Ideas want',"' •,:'••" ••'.;.' " .••'"• Dear Sir: articles by Dr. Eugene W. Newman you were Assistant Secretary of the a result of either storm and only a few persons were did not look feasible to the young Radio presents spot bulletins of of Red Bank,, whwoo recently returned Navy. We hope you will come to Injured. However, the loss in shade trees runs into man he should not follow them. He sensational events without sponsor- I have teamed this week greatly to ptember Audit Bureau of Circulations. my surprise that Theron McCamp- from anrip around thh e worldld: recognize the political forces which big money. It Is Impossible to estimate this damage, claimed no one waa ever entirely ship, but generally any intended Member Nation*! Editorial Association. bell is to be the choice of the Demo- "IndiIndia is probablproy one of the have been at work ail the while, the but unquestionably it would require thousands of dol- right, or was in very few instances. news presentation, sues as a ball cratio organization for the post of strangest and moat interestiniti g coun- Member New Jersey Pren Association. same forces which undermined your lars to replace all the trees whloh were uprooted or The young man was to weigh the game, a fight, or a horse race, has state senator in the November elec- tries of the world." We had heard Member Monmouth County Press dab. word* of the older man in the bal- tion and since Mr. VcCampbell has this statement many times, but even efforts' to restore prosperity, to the broken off. to be sponsored to Justify the use of Member The Amadou Frew Bait Century Omb' ance, than sift them and take what ao much precious time. j been using the columns of more than so. we -were not prepared for the nation. You start your review with he saw fit. one of our county newspapers to ex- sights we saw especially aa.rsgarcrs Friday's storm differed from the one of five years We look forward to the day when pound his theory of government, pot- human hardship*. It seems impos- the fact that while you wer* in the Th. B*l BBara k E«ilarrangement a thrilling auto acci- Campbell, also known as "The Sage people emd, living conditions provid- tl of Holmdel," "The Holmdel Grape ed the greatest Interest. •-. oriUetam mad* a» »«•& tl» exprMsloje O« tfct IndlvUnali was. Friday's itorm, although embraolnj less area You undoubtedly have seen special- dent near Scranton, Pa., In which freely, one with the other. Hence «ho tubmlt Hit commnnleMiom or article* btmrlnr thalr ntpav than the one of 1983, was perhaps more deatruettya In Jrower," etc, in a newspaper, article India has a population of 883,000,- farmers had buying power, with, tin aunt*. Tht B*d Bank BaibUr lnlua any oat who so business. They can and must break tunes and called for newer ones. So Huge trees, with roots encased with balls of earth What action the War Department will take re- challenges, youth mutt have a dear Republican party will have at least 600,000 worth ot securities to estab- SooaUsttq control over buetaeta tht program swltobed to a few light weighing several tons, fell across th* streets. Other mains to be disclosed. Regardless of what the final head to take up future burdens. That In W. Warren Barbour, one candi- lish tax losses and traded them baok before we can enjoy life and liberty. opera selections and even an aria. date-who will merit the active sup- tree* equally as large were broken off a few feet above outcome may ba, It ls gratifying that tht stntlmenf even a few of the country's finest later ao that each had his original i Perhaps musloal taste has Improved port ot every trade unionist In the th* ground like pipe stems and obstructed traffic Por- youth recognizes the Injury alcohol holdings, the "dealgn was too com- The power to levy and collect (axes among all Interested parties I* 100 per cent In favor ot with the years. Tet we'd be sorry to i,< tion* ot streets were closed for a time because of these does, to perceptive qualities la moat plete to be without a designer," con- la the secret of the power of the a larger Compton creek harbor. It may be asked tee "Way Down Upon the Suwanee I would be glad to go into the mat- encouraging. This country is look- cluded Richard L. Dleney, member Socialists. The Socialists In local, i[ obstructions, but within a few hours after the storm what military advantage this would be. That Is n River" and "My Old Kentucky ter further with Mr. HpCamnbell and Ing to the coming generation for will attempt to answer anything that of the United .States Board of Tax county and state government* are all arteries ot transportation ware operating normally. an eaty question to antwer, but It la not beyond the Home" go Into the discard. The New Appeals, In an opinion supported by preservation ot Its ideals under great he might say In the columns of your utterly heartless when it comes to Th* dtbrls waa quickly carried away and disposed of Ifork audience did recall "Auld Lang the board. Consequently, Mr. Ras- bounda of possibility that boats defending our seaooatt atrlfe and stress. Clear thinking has newspaper. Thanking you for your levying taxea to carry out their and no inoonvenlence was experienced (or th* Satur- «yne," ao perhaps that Is safe yet kob and Mr. du Pont may have to would find Compton creek a safe place to ttttok or to great moral and exeoutlve strength co-operation In giving this letter your aohemea. The sheer waste and awhile,—The Christian Science Mon attention, I am, pay In the aggregate about $1,600,000 day night shopping aeason, retreat from tht enemy, It must not be hindered or fogged.— extravagance of governments means Itor. •' Ve: lura, of taxea they thought they had avoid- Superintendent Larkin and his assistants deserve The Blliabetb (Pa.) Herald, confiscation of past, and future tarn- •XltredTTltrney, ed. Thla sort of •transaction bear* a of humans, The principal and tb* thanks ot tht community (or tht efflottnt rnenntr , News Print vs. Thin Air. great resemblance to what th* atock Interest an publio debts comes ahead tn whloh tbty bandied this emergency. Red Bankers Speaking of Spies. market calla a "wash sal*,"' Suoh The old-fashioned boy who u*e| to think be wass British newspaper owntrs have .Caretaker at Turtern Lake. of every other olalm on earning!. A •hould aviso feel grateful to the Jtrsiy Central power A ftw months ago, wa undertook sales—mar* transfers baok and forth people can be entlaved by publio lucky to have a quarter a week to spend, has'young long been opposed to tht tremendous In the last issue of Th* Register, p and light company for the very effective work den* by to allay the fears ot those who think on a mutually understood basis tor debts, and that la txaotly what Is sons and tftugrttere who think nothing of spending a powers of the government under the Daniel Herbert ot Lelghton avenue its employ*** la repairing the storm damage. Lets that radio oan ever assume real, com the purpose of eatabllthlng desired coming to th* people of our county dollar a dayday. petltlvt importance aa a medium ol official Beorats Act even (hough they was mentioned as the caretaker of than four hour* after the gal* tnded tltctrlo power market quotations—were outlawed and our stats. Th* tax question Is new*. But tht subject intrigues us have been seldom used, and an air- the Monmouth Consolidated Water by stock exohangt rules even before Was restored, The mm worked undtr hazardous eon- company's property at Tintern |ake, still the batlo Issue In political and wa add these auppltmmtary Ing ot the entire matter will be wel- tht SEC was lit up. Then. ttemt affairs, As long as there Is a dollar 4ttwna and tht fact that no on* wa* Injured Is aooit- near Tlnton Fall*. Mr. Herbert Is If all the money In the United States were put on thoughts. come to this group. In thl« connec- no valid reason why wealthy persona left whloh th* Socialists tan oolleol -tk|M to to thankful for. Mot only did tbty r«-wlr* th* employed at th* company's Newman one pile, to be divided among the people of thla oountry For ont thing, did you ever con tion there ' la one amusing Fleet should Ht able to wash out tax lla- a* taxes they will not reltaat thtl* , Mail*, tat they also did a big lot of work In removing Springs road plant, and. the care- practically everyone would be dissatisfied with the dis- •Idtr how long It would take a broad Street story about a reporter who bllltUt with a similar d*vle*Hn» noW uppB th* property and aavlng» taker at TlnUrn lake > Lemuel Christian fcoItaM Mtltutflr. t |M1«A treat aa4 braaebae. tribution of the funds. oasltng station tq present the equiv- wrote an article giving certain de- alent of * lft-pege newspaper? About tails of a new. Brltlah fighting plans. Bodea of Unorott. BED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1938, Paere Sewn Daniel Johnson and Seville Ooddlng- Presbyterian church since 1841 and polltan Life Insurance company patd 'in. .." ' .-' "'.• '-.'•'' • an elder since 1866. *l,(M4.0G. This amount was turned ITEMS OF YESTERYEARS While lifting his Ashing net in the Mrs. John Cameron, a former res- over to the borough clerk and cred- bay, John Glass, Jr., of Belford ident of Belford, died from malarial Do. You Know? ited to "anticipated revenue" In the FROM REGISTER FILES caught one of his fingers between a fever at Colon, Panama. The body borough budget. stay and one of the pound poles and was brought north and was burled Little White House the. member was badly mashed. in Fair View cemetery. That the term "Public Health That If your children or your Mrs. Mathilda. Vobrhees of Haxlet Frank A. Morehouse, Fred Dletz, Nursing"—means—"Nursing (or the friends' children have out grown Happenings, of SO and 25 Years Ago Culled From The celebrated her 80th birthday at the William H. Elliott, Alfred Bottlcher. Public Health." It Is concerned with their shoes or rubbers they can be home of her daughter, Mrs. William Harvey Willis, Harry L. Martin and care of Individual patients and with very wisely placed by the borough ANTIQUES New* and Editorial Columns for Entertainment H. Heyer, with whom she lived. Aunt Walter Iv Davis were a committee the welfare of the general public nurses In the homes of those who Matilda,' as sh> was affectionately in charge of a musical concert and are living on a lowered wage scale. known, received a number of rela- vaudeville show for the benefit,of the ' Rare Articles for Sale of Today's Readers. Red Bank lodge of Royal Arcanum. That the Public Health Nurse Is tives and friends during the day. On often called district nurse, vUItldg Fort Hancock Soldier Weds. One original Chippendale desk, one High the. Sunday previous, she attended Alice Brown of Marlboro cele- nurse, baby -welfare nurse, school The secret marriage of Ruth Cre- Fifty Yean Ago. < dietown. Jacob C. Shutts was auc-St. John's church at Keyport and brated her birthday with a party. nurse, social service nurse or Tuber-! ighton, the childlike beauty whose Boy, also fine Pewter cupboard. Richard Kearney was ' hung at tioneer. Th» sale began at 10 o'clock spoke a few words'to the congrega- Her guests were Laura Yanesen, culosla nurse. The Borough Nurses mother and the later's lover were Freehold for the murder of Margaret in ,'the morning mnd kept up contin- tion, saying she had been a member Sarah Balrd, Grace Magee, Eleanor cover these services. executed at Sing Sing for the mur- Six curly maple chairs. Purcell of Long Branch. The execu- uously until 7 o'clock at night Most of the church 75 years. Tilton, Ruth Tilton, Emily Stryker, der of Mrs. Ada Applegate, to Pri- Numerous other articles. tion was witnessed by 36 persons of the antiques brought exceptionally Mae Blaklee, Elizabeth Fischer and vate Oeorge Bull of Fort Hancock, George W. Jacobs and J. T. Geran, Marion Casey. That, the Red Bank Public Health and took place at the southeast cor- good pricas,••.„.'.. ;• . '. , • both of Keyport, formed a partner- Nursing association has a contract was revealed last week. The bride's ner of the Jail yard. The clergymen John Bgan of 'Wall street, who had ship to engage in the electrical bus- Three candidates were seeking the with the Metropolitan Life Insurance mother, Mary Crelghton, and Ever- Five Corner*. Mb Hill Road, who officiated were Rev. J. G. Mow- his i office in; the Cook building on iness and rented a store in the Con' position of postmaster at Little 811 company to take care of all sick in- ett C. Applegate were convicted of bray of Freehold, Rev. F. T. Web-Monmouth sstreet, boughg t a new auto ova? building at that place. ' ver, They were Frank Sherwood, dustrial policy holders in Red Bank poisoning Applegate'a wife two years Madelon M. Proal Middletown, N. J. ster of Talr Haven and Rev. Lyttle- movinoig g SanSanS .. ; '. '/ / Albert West of Keyport, who hadwho had been assistant postmaster on a fee basis. In 1987 the Metro-1 ago. ton Sturgea of Asbury Park. , MMrs . Jenniei , Scott of Red Bank in- been quite 1U with typhoid fever, for 16 years; Oeorge M. Quaekenbush Mrs. Sylvanlus T. Bedell made stalled the newly elected ^officers of was able to be around again,. He had and G. Edward Borden. John T. charges against her brother,' Theo- Pride,,of Belford Council, Daughters been recuperating on Dr. D. E. Rob- Lovett had been postmaster several dore Wilson, before the official board of Liberty.' The officers were Mrs. yean and he had spent more for new erta' farm fat Holmdel. safes than he received for his ser- of the Methodist church and en- Addle -Newman councilor, Mrs. Lulu A farewell party was given at the Eastmond associate councilor, Mrs. vices as postmaster due to the num- deavored to have him expelled as a home of Miss Bessie Jenklnson of ber of times the office had been member of the congregation. (The Mary Walling -vice councilor, Ed- Hillside for Mr. and Mrs. John F. ; SEARS SENSATIONAL robbed. board listened to Mrs. Bedell's ward Thome associate vice councilor, Flltcroft, Jr., who planned to leave charges, but decided In favor of Mr.Mrs,, Ella Bade guide, Mrs. Euretta Atlantic Highlands for Houston, John H. S. Parks, an aged resident Wilson. Those who heard the testi- Comyton Inside guard and. Miss Lor- Texas, where Mr, Flltcroft was em-of SoobeyvlUe, was laid up with ser- mony and made the decision were etta Newman outside guard. ployed. ious injuries due to** ths explosion of Arthur White, Thomas P. Brown, Ed- Lou Hascal, George Warren and a lamp. John Drennan, a neighbor, feWEEK-END BARGAINS Frank North were elected members Mrs. Mary Woodward of Red Bank, saved the house from being destroyed ward J. Lafetra, Joseph Mlllward, a dlstrlot deputy, had charge of the C. Simpson, S. B. Coburn, William of the Fair Haven Volunteer Fire by fire by his timely arrival. company. ', installation ceremony of Naramatta • •• Warden anA John Grover. council, Degree of Focahontas of Otto Flash, mate of the steam- Jacob Hoffman was elected presi- Harried In Elkton. dent of the Patriotic Sons of Amer- Oceanic, During the? evening games Monmouth county residents who Beach boat Elberon, fell overboard while were played and prizes were awarded LAWN CHAIR SALE the boat was making her trip from ica lodge at the Highlands. obtained marriage licenses last week -The: residence of Isaac F. Hoss- to Mrs, Minnie Harvey, Mrs. Selma New York to. Branohport and was Benson and Lev! B. VanNest. at Elkton, Maryland, were as fol- PRICES SLASHED! drowned. fo'rd of Chapel Bill was entered by lows: „ . .' thieves, who stole silver valued at Howard Hutchlnson, the village , Elmer Davis of Fort Hancock and reg. sale An enterprising young man set up wheelwright at Shrewsbury, was WO.,;/. i[.:...,r. - :: Helen L L. Bilardo of Keansburg, a merry-go-round on the green, whtoh N price price was worked by band power. In or- The, eighth annual ball of the Rum- .... .7^1 «than A. Phlpps of Eatontown. and YachtChair chicken business as • Ruth E, Berrell of Asbury Park, Ar- der to prove that the contraption son Fire company was held in Bed line. 1.49 1.00 was safe for children, Chief of Po- Men'» ball at Oceanic. The Ball com- thur M. Goldbery of Freehold and Lawn Chair mbrella mittee consisted of Richard J. Rog- MIss Olive McColgan permitted her Betty Kohans of Perth Amboy, and L59 1.29 lice James Norman and Assistant pupils to give a vocal and Instru- Lawn Chair Marshal Elijah Conk accepted a free ers, John Naughton, William Mur- Ira E. Herbert of Bolmar and Lyda 1.70 1.49 Sale phy, Jr., John D. Orogan and Harry mental concert in - Grace church. J. Krrara of Asbury Park. the Famous ride. They went around at suoh a Those taking part were Surah Sham- SEAKS Tells the Truth! dlxxy rate that Mr. Norman's beau- Johnson. ' A regular 8.SO panore, Elliabeth Morford, Grace Supported by Merchants. We bought too many of Adirondack tiful blond moustache looked like a William A. Oeblhaus of Keansburg Bell, Viola Dennis, Florence Sher- value for only— $2-69 halo of glory about his face. accord- donated 4200 to be used In buying The Red Bank Register Is sup- these chairs and we want 1 man, Geraldine Padley, Marlon Lev- Dotted by local' as well as out-of- DECK CHAIR Ing to the reporter who happened to prises; for the races to be held under ett, Alma Zlegler, Mrs. William Park- town business men. Advertisements to sell our surplus, Sells nrularly the auspices of the Keansburg Yacht be present The motor power was er, Gladys Taylor,. Edith Upplncott appearing regularly tell the story- to buy now and Luggage Sale! for 1.69. furnished by Van Watts, who sus-eluh. '••••,','. and.Miss McColgan. Advertisement. tained-a badly mashed left hand In Wadley brothers of Keyport bought For 3 days only the crank of the machine after he Samuel Sabath was elected presi- REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF JA.I1 Trunks, Suit Gases the retail 16a business of the Regional dent of the Bed Bank Building Don't confuse this well blade had been'furnishing the motor pow- Ice company; of Keansburg. Tit liarchanta Truit Company of Rsd and Traveling! er a few days. Loan association, succeeding William Bank, New Jtrier, in the Countr of Mon- Save! chair with the little skimpy One day's mailing at the Keani T. Corlles, who had recently died. moutli. at. the cioi* of buslniit on Jane chairs sold at near this low Miss Alice E. Bcobey was spending burg, postofflce was nearly 30,000 Mr. Sabath bad served as a direc- SO, 1838. price. • , Tier vacation from her duties as pieces of nail, of which 12,000 were RESOURCES. Reduced tor for 20 years. Howard S, Hlggln- Loam and Dlteotlnti , ..4 «74,e6l.2O school teacher at her Scobeyvllle souvenir postal cards. son wss elected a director to fill 'the Bondi and mortgages .••-..... etJ,489.l>9 home. Teams captained by Edward Hey- vacancy. TJnIMd Statti Government SO FEET er. and Harold Smock played a game ficurltlii owned a...... 171,510.01 Mrs. William K. Marks gave up her Lieutenant and Mr«. Jobn H. Van- Other bondi, itoelti and ie- SEARS SALE OF residence in Red Bank and went to 61 baseball at Holmdel. Heyer's team Vllet returned from their wedding * curitui owned «.-...... ~.... m,l»«.76 Rubber, and Fabric won by the score of four to one. Overdrafts 10C.lt Detroit to make her home with her trip and planned to spend a few Banklnc home ..I 7S.SOO.oo son, Joseph A. Marks, who was en-Rezeaii Conover and Heyer were the weeks with Mrs. VanVllet's parents, Furniture and Seroco Paints & Varnish gaged in the hardware business In battery for the winning team and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hubbard of fixture! ..._.__. 1,091.00 Garden that city. Mr, smock and Henry Conover were East Front street. In the fall they 7l,E>8.0e Our famous "popular the battery tor the losers. Reil eitatf owned other than Mrs. Anne Coffee, while on her way planned to go to Texas City, Texas, banking home ...» 48,431.71 priced" paints — and we to pick some berries for Daniel WI1- Abram Sanbdrn of Uncroft bought where Lieutenant Van Vllet was to Call In rault and balance! three old fashioned wagons at an with other bnki ...- 440.28J.O.4 expect them to be so un- Hose , son, north of the Middletown station, be .stationed. .. . : .*: .,_..-., Outilde oheeki and other ' was hit by a train and died from the auction aale for J4S. The wnll The Bed Bank Supply company etih Item! ••>*....n.....H..»»... uiually popular at these WITH COUPLINGS cost more than $1,800 when built He began making Ice at their Red Bank effects of the Injuries. planned to convert tbem into stage*. Total , I 2,648,148.«8 > special prices that you'd Mrs. Minnie Winter, wife of An- plant, which had a capacity of 50 LIABILITIES. drew Winter of Chapel Hill, died Elwood Murphy of Port Monmouth tons daily. Most of the output was Demand deposits, except U. ' better hurry* to be sure to .89 became a song writer. He wrote the 8. Government deposits, from a complication of diseases. She taken by Jesse N. Beers, who start- public funds and deposits get them. There is no finer was the daughter of Rev. William B. words, to a song entitled "If Tomor- ed a retail route In Red Bank. ol other ksnks t 98J.860.8I Harris, a former pastor of the Nave- row Would Bring You Back Again," Misses Mabel and Nellie Wilbur Time deposits, ezoept postsl paint made regardless of Don't confuse this hose with sink Baptist church. *' Mrs; Thomas MacOulre and Mrs.entertained at a porch bridge party Itvlnss deposits, public Peter Conry, both of Headden's Cor- tanas and deposits * of - name, make or price. Our the all-rubber hose being offered John H. Meglll, one time postmas- at their home on Bread street. other ninks 1,111,611.41 ner; suffered the loss of a lane num- Publio funds ot States, coun- plainly written formulas elsewhere at near this low sale ter at Sea Bright, died after an Ill- Arises were .awarded to Mrs. Harry : ties. - school districts, or ber of chickens -when ehloken thieves C Burrowes, Mrs, James Rowe, Misi price, You can't buy this type _j«HeL«fK visit64l lli6ir'*hiniiBfles. other subdlTtslons or mu- -telLthe- complete story. temperance advocate and was the HeJeE WahftrMge and" Miss Carrie ~racipanuw '. ";•;.-.'.•"-—• - of hose elsewhere for less than . Edward D. Adarns, Frederick W. united States Government leader of the temperance crusade BlatsdelJ. ' S0.80t.00 I2.2& Hope and Henry E. Meeker were re- Charles X Crawford sold 60 acres and postal istlnii deposits All Purpose 4-Hour Enamel 98c qt. against the liquor saloons of the elected directors at the 18th annual Deposits of other oanks. csr- place. of bis Holmdel farm, near the vil- tlned and oashler's checks Usually 1.10 meeting of the stockholder* of tile outstanding and cash-lit- Mrs. Margaret Hull McLean, wife lages of Holmdel and Haslet, to Wil- ttrs of ersdlt — - «,108.«7 We don't expect to repeat this sale soon. Quick drying White, Rutnson Improvement company. Col- liam McFarland, a New York florist, of ex-Judge Amxt, C. McLean and onel William N. Barbouc was elected Interest, taxes and other ex- Ivory, Cream, Burnt Orange, Vermllllon, Coral, Buff, Autumn Brown, mother of Mrs, Henry S. White of for »U,000, :---• •»--- ptnse* aeerued and un- Lawn Mower Sale a director; to succeed' tbe late Dr. psld J— . .».«.— . B.«ia.9« Black, Blue, Jade Green, Lettuce Green, Light aray. Will not fade, Red Bank, died from the effects of William E. Owen, and Bertram Bor- Charles Alias wss elected councilor Othir liabilities 1,483.50 chip or blister. Leaves no brush marks. The best ever for furniture, Our Regular 4.98 an injury received when she wasd B at the semi-annual election of Rum- Capital- socoonui > carrlage several I « wu- elected a director to suo- Cleis A prenrred etc. thrown from her c age 'ceed B. Omxeioodfrey. Mr. Adams son council of American Mechanics, •toek.ll. Richard Mount In Would like list or tnejr -etui. *nd ECZEMA N. T. City on her 18th birthday, whom they mev ' (Mrs. W3t-O.) and Itching Piles Space Afailablc Wl\en An Architect Builds, Dec. 12, 1828. She bad a sister Eliz- For Reunion To Genealogy abeth (Llbby) who md. Thomas Hall Bank, csntrally located A FtfmdJy visitor. Briaglnjr Good I office.' 96 month, Includes telo- Bemis In N. Y. City, CMrs. G.W.M.) News every week for 08 years, to- all EX-E-MO !<- M phone, mall and typing service. Last Three Days Livcdyility That Counts 442. JEMISON (JEMSON). My ths family In the homes Of Bsd BDLE8. ancestor, Alfred Jemlson (Jemson) PRICE Mo Desk. Bank and vicinity—About local events Queries or answers' may be sub-was b. Feb. 17, 1824 in Monmouth and Iocs) people.—Advertisement I Drufgiitl, or IS OakUad St. I Annual Event W01 be Held by mitted by subscribers to The Bedcounty, N. J. Was he s. of Joseph 18.50 per month' gives you Lightning Division at Camp Bank Begtster. ' , Jemson. and Rachel (Brown) Jem- con?, Would like proof of same. good mall address, telephone Dix Friday, Saturday and Sun; Be> surer Information Is accurate, service, office privileges. , brief sod, typewritten or written In Would aMo like proof that Joseph day, August 12, 13 and 14. Ink on spO'Slds 01 the paper only. Jemson b'. Oct. 2, 1781 was a. of Now Ready to Serve You Bwkt Box ill. Bed Bank The full game and address of the Jacob and Rebecca Jemson. Would •niter must be given. also like Rebecca's (maiden name The 78th division, better known and date of her marriage. during the World war aa the Llght- QUESTIONS (Mrs. E.L.S.) nlng divison, will hold It* annual re- 423. SALTER-DEY. Wanted par- 443. STUART-DAVOCIf. Would union at Camp Dix Friday. Saturday entage, of Margaret Saltor and date like information concerning '• Dr. and Sunday, August 12, 13 and 14. of her marriage to William Dey. John Stuart and wife Elizabeth A number of residents of Red Bank She was b. Aug. S, 1720 and d. June .. He d. In Sussex CO., Del., 16 Mechanic St., Opjjoiite Hook & Udder Fire Co. and viclrflty served with this division 16, 1700. He was b. July 6, 1718 and In 1704. Elizabeth later md. Thom- and it is expected that this section d. Sept 6, 1784. < Who were his par-as Davock. (Mrs. E.C.L.) will be -well represented at the re- ents?' Did they have more than 444. CONOVER • ANDERSON. union. one child Ann who md. John Dun- C. A. Conover of Long'Branch and Second army headquarters has set can? (Mrs. W.R.C.) Agnes Anderson were md. at Long aside a large section of the camp 436. CONO.VER-VAN ARSDALE. Branch by^Bev. C. P. P. Fox,' Noy. exclusively for the organization and Clayton Conover and E. A. Van 14, 1894. Would like,to know about Tony DeSalvo and Ralph Acquaro, Proprietors, has given the services of the 16th Arsdale were md. Feb. 9, 1840 bythe ancestors of these people. Infantry band for the three day*. Ar- John N. Mead. Who were their (D.V.P.) wish to announce that they have opened an up-to-date rangements have been made with the parents?- Did they have chn? If 445. COMBS- REID -HARTMAN. colonel commanding Camp Dix, to Some receipted bills mention Lewis barber shop, and will be glad to serve their former patrons feed ths 2,000 members in the new so, whom did they marry? (D.V.P.) 487. FEKRINE. A deed of Ma.-y I,. Combs and Bllia, his wife, of YOU mess halls and to house the men in Upper Freehold. Who were these and friends at the new location. large tents. 80, 1885 mentions Thomas Perrlne •ad Ellen his wife of Notlngham people. Another mentions Jaqus V. Thomas Latimcr, president of the Twp.. Burlington Co., N. J., who Reid, Nov. 15, 1815. Who was he? DON'T HAVE TO 78th division Veterans association, deeded land to Ellas C. Clayton of Another mentions' Garret Hartman. has appointed three members from Freehold Twp. Who were these Mar. 22, 1849. Who was he? each regiment to arrange a program people? . (Mrs. G.W.M.) (Mrs. G.W.M.) which will include shooting on the 446. DET-PERRINE. Who were LIVING 438.' DUBOIS-MARTIN-QOODAR- Plenty of Parking Space WAIT! rifle range, professional boxing and TRUAX. Wanted Information con- parents of Cap, John Dey md. in entertainment, athletic contests, golf ROOM cerning Francois Augustine Dubols- • H«e'» the chance and Softball. l3'i'XZ4' Martln, who usually signed his All men Iwho served at any time name as "Dubols Martin," but some- you've been looking for. Now in the 78th are invited to attend. Ad- times as Martin .Dubols. A record you can nuke your tome im- vance reservations and Information has been found of him in the rjp- may be obtained by writing Raymond ords of the Maryland Historical so- provements without Having the Taylor, genueral secretary, at Clos- ciety where, the name is given as ter, New Jersey. .. Francois Martin. He was also cash'. We Lave a simple ABC known.. as Major Francis.. deodar. Monthly Payment Flan for han- FREE HIGHWAY GUIDES. He' resided 1780-1791 near Middle- town. He md. Anna Truax and 36 MONMOUTH ST.; dling .'home repairs',on easy Sunooo's Book of Slap* Proving Very they moved to northern New York terms. FREE plans — ideas and Popular For Autolsts. In 1791. Any reference to any rec- ord of Monmouth county showing advice are yours for the asking. "The many expressions of appreci- these people, my ancestors, there, LEGS ation cent to us by interested mo- would be appreciated.. (F.D.L.) torist* who have used the new 1938 c Sunoco Highway Guides have 'been 439. CONOVER-KNIGHT. Clar- Hagerman Lumber Co. ence S. Conover of Colt's Neck and so emphatic in their praise that we LAMB rpthy^ Kn&bt - were /md,,. pet, _&, j Bed Bank M» • MS . are more convinced than ever before that these new Stfnoco maps are 1928 by Rev. J. A. Thomson. Would Cor. Oakland ft West Sta. really outstanding," says R.. M. At- appreciate . knowing; ancestors of ticke, Sun Oil Company'! local dis- these people. (D.V.P.) QUALITY BEEF trict manager. 440.- LANE (West Long Branch). c "Literally months of effort were de- Ruth Lane Woolley d. May 2, 1828 voted to making these mapa aa help- bur.. West Long Branch Cem. md. OIL BURNER 1st Abraham Lane, md. 2nd Daniel CHUCK ROAST ful as possible," he continued. "In 19lb. REFRIGERATION every instance, they are not only up Woolley. Her son, Gilbert Lane -b. to date, showing all of the latest 1770 md. Elizabeth ...._.- Wanted MOTOR REPAIRS highway improvements, but In ad- chn. of Gilbert and Elizabeth Lane. FANCY dition, they also lndloate the main Is there any connection with Tunis highways through many leading Lane I). 1800, d. 1890 at Adelphla? c (R.R.D.) cities and locate places of scenic or Modern design and materials fea- front of the second story. historic Interest which the tourist ture this exceptionally livable home The brick walls are painted white 441. MILLER- MOUNT -BEMIS, would like to see. ' '• which Architect Pau&D. McCurry above a black base. There are steel Wanted ancestry of Mary Conger Frying 25 "These maps arefres afall Sunoco , designed f or. Bijown use. ; :;:^:: casement window* and the Interior stations which, by the way, are also All rooms have easy access to each has been fitted with many clever ar- offering free copies of a new booklet other. The living and dining room rangements of equipment and built- which explains the cause of motor can be used as a single large room in furniture. Note the sun deck and knocks. These booklets have been [or be divided by a movable partition. upstairs porch.' Illustrated by Walt Disney, who has i Glass brick panels and clear glass The plan was chosen by The Am- We repair, rewind, produced'several exclusive Mickey [windows lighten the whole rear wall, erican Home, 444 Madison avenue, Mouso and Donald Diiok drawings aa well as the dressing room at theNew York, N. T. overhaul all sizes of for use In the books. refrigeration and oil "In clear, non-technical language wood. Manor, Me.ta.wan, Monday even-. there Is told a story wilch-will in- Hazlet. burner motors. Our lThtldlgl..,Thx^_«rtjicBompan l terest-all motorists—give themT>rae» Mrs. Margaret Lewis Wilson. adequately - equipped tlcal hints as to how to keep their (The Red Bank Register tin be bought In Bulet tram Mr.. Edna 4. W. Veieux.) Mr. and Mrs. William Clifford and shop and skilled me- motors clean, powerful and knock- Mrs. Elizabeth- Sussman of Brooklyn less. So, when you ask for your The members of the Ladles' auxil- spent the week-end at the home of chanics mean first free copy of the new 1938 Sunoco iary of Progressive fire company of Harry Reich. ' • ' class service the first highway guides, be sure to also ask South Amboy enjoyed a turkey din- for a free copy of this booklet about ner at t^e Old Dutoh Tavern Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tin tie and son time. nesday evening of last week. Music Bobby, of Pompton .Plains spent the motor knocks and how to avoid week-end at'the home of Mr. and them," states Mr. Attlcks. for the evening was furnished by Miss Margaret Edwards and Bert Mrs. George Emmons. Wisnewskl. Mr. arid Mrs. Plerson Dean and Douglas Electric Co. children, Eva and Walter, were Sun- Christian Science Broadcast. Mrs. William T. Voorhees and-Mra. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. George 35 East Front Street, The Columbia Church of the AirLuella Clayton of Avon recently vis- Danser of Clarksburg. program under the auspices of the ited Hazlet relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. George .Emmons and Red Bank, N. J. Christian Science Church will be Mrs. Voorhees at one time lived on daughters are spending a few days radiocast from Kansas City over Sta- the Daniel I. Stlllwell place, now visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. VanDecker rhone 1*8. tion WABC on Sunday, July 24, from fanned by Joseph L. povett. of Pompton Plains. Mr. Emmons, 10:00 to 10:30 a. m., Daylight Saving Mrs. Pauline E. Nelson of High- who Is employed at Parlln, is having Time. land Falls, N. T., recently visited her a week's vacation. aunts, Misses Nellie and Ella Brady; The road to better and bigger busi- Bie speaker will be Albert Espey, Mrs. George Isaacs and son, Ed- ness leads through The Register's ad- Christian Science Committee on Pub- Mrs. Emma T. Rudiger, Mrs. Nel-ward Relse of Fort Lauderdale, vertlslns columns.—Advertisement lication for Missouri. son Miles, Mrs. Emma Rothbart and Florida, were Monday guests of Mr. Mrs. Ralph Rothbart motored to As-and Mra. Plerson Dean. bury Park Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haslett of Mrs. Albert Wuesterfeld attended Pottstown, Pa., and Mrs. Esther Dean a bridal shower given for Miss Mat- of Keyport visited Hazlet relatives tla Carhart by the "21 Club" at the Sunday. home of Mrs. Caroline Sllcox of Key- William R. Lupton of Springfield, port Monday evening. and Augustus Windhurst of Valley Mrs, Shook has returned to her Stream, Long Island, spent the week- MONEY home at Niagara Falls, N. Y., after end with their families at the home to MODERNIZE YOUR HOME by spending some time with her daugh- of Andrew J. Latham. ter, Mrs. O.O. Shown. Mrs. William S. Holmes, Mrs. Flor- Installing a new plumbing system, Mrs. George Skipper end grand- ence LeRoy and Mrs. Fannie Holmes heating plant or oil burner j adding daughter, Patricia McKey, have re- were Asbury Park visitors Saturday. turned to their home at Atlanta, Ga., new rooms, repairing or redecorat- after a'vlslt with Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Robert O. Welgand spent last week ing your floors, walls or celling*. Shown and family. Mrs. Skipper for- with Mrs. Paul T. Ryder of Red merly lived In Hazlet. , Bank. Mr. and Mrs. George Mewhall and to IMPROVE Your Business Property by Mr. and Mrs. Cheeton Layton and Holmdel. modernizing your store front, Inter- son John of New Brunswick were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ior or exterior of yoar building or Mrs. Alonzo F. Layton. Riv. Robert A. Blggerstaff of store which you rest or own. Mrs. William Hlnson of Anbury Chatham, will be the guest preach- Park and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearce er here Sunday, Rev. Marshall Har- of Aberdeen, Maryland, were recent rington, pastor of the Holmdel guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. church, and Mrs. Harrington will be Harry S. Cowles and Miss Anna the guests of Dennis camps at Still- Cowles. water, New Jersey, over the week- Led all other gasolines in Mrs. Andrew J. Latham, Mr. andend. Rev. Mr. Harrington will con- MONEY Mrs. William R. Lupton and daugh- duet a service for 60 boys in the camp. The camp was founded as an ters, Dorothy and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. adun'bt of Old . First Presbyterian a certified and impartial to PROTECT Your Income Real Estate by Augustus Windhurst and daughter, ehurch of Newark while Rev. Mr. modernizing yoar apartments, add- Marilyn Lea, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Latham of Fair Harrington served as psstor of that ing additional garages, Installing a Haven. ehurcb. survey in 140 cities. new heating plant, etc. The semi-monthly meeting of the The Softball team of the Holmdel Crescent club has been postponed fir* company defeated the Wolves of When youTBuy a new oar, aren't you careful how you until Thursday, July 28. Red Bank In a game at this place drivei it?—Particular about its appearance?—Most crit- to PRODUCE INCOME by Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8. COWIM en- last week. building it new home or rent-pro- tertained the members of the Sun- Preparations are being completed ical of Its performance? Of course you are I So is ey »ry day-school board of St John's church dudng property. for the Sunday-school picnlo to be owner of a new oar! Therefore, any gasoline winning Tuesday evening. held Thursday, July 38, at Jenkln- first plaoa in a poll of thousands of new car owners Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hyer were son's pavilion at Point Pleasant, must b* outstanding. In such a poll, these critical Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Mrs. Jacob Stem and her daugh- thur Heath at Fatrlawn. ter Pearl have' been visiting relatives motorists gava Blue Sunoco 97.5% more votes than Steward Manee of Anbury Park at New York. its nearest competitor. They knew that Blue Sunoco is was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Manee. Sunday-school meetings of the Fed- ALL petroleum, therefore'ALL power. It neither needs MONEY Mr, and Mrs. Theodore A. Bailey, erated ohuroh hav. bee discontinued nor contains any added chemicals. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Bailey and until Sunday, September 11.' to FINANCE Augustus Bailey visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyce of Keyport has besa Slnoe new cars require a better gasoline to perform a new building, an old mortgage, Albert .Turney of Princeton Sunday. •pending a week with his aunt, Mrs. Carlton Llnhafer. Mtisfaotorily, then, obviously, Blue Sunoco will surely • purohnM of property; Mr. and Mrs, George Hewitt and children, Marjorle and George Jr., Mrs. John Jeffrey has been enter- perform a* well, if not better, in older cars. High gear of Mauch 'Chunk, Pa., spent the taining relatives from New Rochelle, your car with Blue Sunoco and see if you don't agree I Consult JOSEPH P. SCHWARTZ week-end with Mrs. Ida Hewitt of New York. Red Bank. On Sunday they visited Miss Betty Ely is the owner of a 'tUi sttrf»y>i»ai oonduct.d In 11 eastern statai by in lqdc Mr. and Mra. Justus R. Camp at Ford coupe. Msdesl org.nlwtlon. Th. rtpliM Motived wen submitted LOANS South Keyport and Mr. and Mrs. El- The Holmdel firemen haye arrang- to Lybrind, Ross Brother! sad Montgomery, c.ttlli.d publlo FROM $100 to $10,000 5% Interest mer A, Bahrenburg. ed to have a large representation pra- scSooun^nti, who prepared th* above tabulation th.i.liom. . Mrs, Margaret Lewis Wilson re- sent at the fair to be held by the turned to her home at Brooklyn Haslet fire company tonight. Tuesday after spending ti»o weeks Mr. and Mrs, Purvis Btrawhahd with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest H, Peieux. nave returned home from an auto* Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Wat- mobile trip of two weeks In Virginia Shore Development Co. son of Detroit are visiting their and other parts of the South. WN0CO 911 daughter, Mrs, Walter Omale. Rev. John B, Harrington has re- 14 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK 1616 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B, Ptsaux covered from slcknui and has h««n ertebraUd their Hit wedding snnl- dlsohargsd from. Bivervltw hospital, vwsarj with a. dinner at Button. 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ago.' He spent eight years arrang- WBRB PROGRAMS. 8:45—Whera to go. Music Shop. City, COMING MOOSE FICKIC. spent the wi»k^Bd in Matawan as Carter, Frtgldalre, Synder. Garnee. LegioiiUsiit the nusrt. of Soss Fountain, - ing the Tapllng collection In the Sehnetdtr. Miss Isabel Bgfletton apent the The World Of British Museum. The programs are as follows; 7:00—Poital, Time. Several Articles to be Disposed of at LOW RATES • "No.other author has been respon- 7101—Concert Band. Has New Officers week-end at :1>nkv«, as the guest ' (1210 Kilocycles) 7:15—stnl Fro SasebeU. __ Outing of Bed Bank Lodge. of her nance, Stuart MaeCallum, at sible for the publication of so much 7 :S0—CarUr, Mr Judson Vaughn of Lfitoy P, M. Thursday, July St. the home of hla mother, Mrs. Harry valuable and original philatelic ma- tlOO—n«T. Buhner. Veiperi. 7l«l—Babette. The Red Bank lodge, Loyal Order WESSON TAXI place was elected' president of 7:45—Travel. MauOallum. '•••:; -; • ,\ ' .,, ," ... terial," saya the Philatelic Journal of 5iS0—Conctrt Favorite! of Moose, will have a real picnic at Shrewsbury Unit 168, auxiliary of preatBritain. . 6:4E—F«non>lltlei. 8:00—Raanmt, Moose Park, near Wayside, Sunday 1 Mrs.-Wilbur Cos of Main street Is 4:00— Where to Oo Muilo shop, Cltr. TEL *& 1212 the 'i merlean Legion port of Bad spending a-tow days at BUverton afternoon, August 21. These outings Bank last Thursday afternoon at . . Caribbean Dolphin.. '• . Snyder. Frlsldalre, Gamci ith'sfrtvLaura Mount. Bulgaria U doing a little advertlst A' number of British Colonies re- eslS—Theater Attractions. . VISITINO OLD MONMOCTH. by the local Moose lodge are always the r gular meeting of the orgtnlta- Mrs. Arris B. Henderson w»s. hoat- >ng of her Industries and products 6:16-«Cuxr«nt Eveoti In Review. real fine affairs and a good time Is cently have Issued, handsomely en- 8:»0—Danes Hlta. tlon. eaa to her brldke club Saturday night. via the well Popular Restaurant Proprietress had by all. H.S.BATTIN Other ofltcen elected to lerve with graved "new reign" pictorial sets. »:4B—WPA Program. Mr, and,Mra. Chrlatian ,Heus«r held known postage - Vacationing Near Here. t As an extra feature at this coming Mra. Viughan Were as follows: stamp route. But 1 too—Hetutoft INSURANCE high scores for the evening. Other A. M. •:' F«l •' •• • general collector ' '> Frlsloatie, Snyder, Gam». t» West Front Si, - Bed Bank Treaium—Mn. John PfeHenbener. would hesitate to IO:8»—-Lfah Murdehie. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Che ilaln-^Mre. Walter Bojrd., • ' . Mr. an4 Mrs, William. Jordan ef BOert CllBslei; Phone 3800. place in hla al- lltOO F. McClunn of Ocean drive. Mrs, Sen eant-at-anni — Mri. Catharine Woodalde, Long iataad, w«re week- Villeplgue is the daughter of. "Big Cbrlitinan. - . - bum: P.M. end «ruests of their aon and daugh- lilO—Muilcalt. . Jim." Vllleplgue, --founder of the Mrs. Dudley ShsJSer, chairman ol ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Willi&m Jor- The series in- <:00—Fadi and Fathloni. the committee on enild welfare and noted sea-food restaurant Mrs, Announcing dan. •' \ .:.";."•'•;• *"-''•' " cludes: , The design* of course Include a iitt—Voice of Phlloiophy. Villeplgue, whose favorite vacation rehabilitation reported the expendi- Teh-statlnkl, harvesting 15*, sun- 4l«B—Oburoh of the Air. Mn. William Tlohenor visited her George VI medallon. The Cayman ItOO—Ooocart i Olaeelci. . ^ locale has'for years been the Jer- ture of $3B for the month, . daughter, Ann, at Camp Lenoloo, Ar- flower culture; 304, wheat, one Islands set* of nine stamps is among 5)50-—Tea Time Tunei. The August meeting of the Coun- sey - coast, Is considered one of the den. N«w York, Saturday. • I. stamp • printed In brown, another In the most attractive. tile—Rtd' Bank Theater Attraction, most astute restaurant heads that ty auxiliary will take place In the Richard Krdmann, 8r., Mr, andreddish.brown; 60-fl, chickens and The Caribbean dolphin forms an • sis—entrant *V«nts In Kttrlev. " bank Presbyterian church on «i»0—Carter. " New, Tork has ever known. Her Louise Powers Mrs, Richard Erdmann, Jr., andeggs, one in black, another In' mid- unusual .illustration for the half- »iM-^Front Pax* Drama. Augultttth, at which time new offi- establishment which Is now 51 years daughter Elaine, of Lyndhurst, spent night blue; 1-leva, ranching; S-leva, penny and shilling values. A map (its—Dinner Concert. old, has had such internationally Stylist Home Economist cers will b« installed by the sUte the week-end In Matawas, at . the strawberry farming! 4-leva, vlnei 7,00—Ooaeart Gams. of the group (Grand Cayman, Little 1il«—hWialn. famous guests as Harry Payne Whit- presUent. Plans were completed s.t hove ef Mrs, Richard Erdrmnn, Sr. yards, showing a peasant- girl hold- Cayman and Cayman Brao), with a (Formerly .WHEW — WINS New York) last Thursday's meeting of the local 7,11—Seml.pro Baieball. ney, Charlie Chaplin, James J. Cor- Mrs. Henry Hutohlnson spent the Ing two huge bunches of grapes, ope huge conch shell in the lower left T:|O—Han of VJslon. bett, Alfred E. Smith, Theodore unit for the entertaining of the vis- week-end at Ocean Grove ft the Ho- stamp wine red, the other light 7,4t—-Vailety Three, : corner, .adorns the 1 and it-pence Boosevllt and.Lillian Russell. Jtlng organizations. • tel Aurora.. ': • ' ' " •' ' brown. T-leva, rose growing; 14-leva, 8,0 0—Btattonwood, values; h«fe tortoise and palms on 8i01—Koma Philosopher, The Radio Shopper Mlisei Jaae Eileen And Joan Lu- tobacco growing. a heach, J and 6-p; a beach view on 8116—Musical Tld-Biti. ollle' Munnlng of Bait Orange are Grand Cayman, H and lU-p; and a 8:10—Oanalla's Orchestra, Breslau •Sportfest,' »:00—Book Comer. Matawan. making a visit at the home of their Landmarks of Breslau, the Slleslsn Cayman schooner with sails set on 9;80—Ave Maria Hour. 'grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Peter P, capital, adorn a short set to he Is-the a»-p. 10 tOO—Muile Br Reuueit. ""--- W.B. R.B. (The Bed B«nlc BetliUr ean! bo booth* Munnlsg. . • sued by Germany for the German 10 •.80—Dance Muile. In MaUwan from J. * J. Tnalr.1.) MON. THURS. FRI. at 10 A. M. Misses Jean and Helen Chandler Turners' meeting which will be held First Day Sales Figures. lliOO—Heeurns. MIBB Ann Laird and John Laird, of Fair Haven are spending their there July 2M1. On July 1 the first day sales of the P. M. Saturday, July 13, summer vacation at the .home of Mr. 6100—Horn* Town swing S*t»ton. Jr., we visiting their father, John These stamps will be steel-en- 4c Madison stamp amounted to $12,- Bi>0—Amerloan Scant. PAGING ALL WOMEN -E-l4ilrd, Sr., at Sea Girt. : :;. _,.:and MrjfiGeorge. Wilson qn Newgraved and unwatermarked. They 4fl9.S2. The Washington , postofflce «i<6—When to to, Muila Shop, City, • William Upham of Newark was the Brunswick avenue, shold 173,477 stamps and. the Phll- Bnyder, Frlgldalra, Oamei, will bear the Inscription, "J^reslau Schneider. To listen in regularly for •weekend frtieBt of Conover Burlew, Mn. Alice UpdegrafT .of New Tork 1938 German Turners', and Sports atello' Agency 139,256. There, were and Shark JUver Hlllr li, spending a 6:00—WBBB Camera Club. • •Jr.,- I -• '••••• 118,786 first day covers canceled, (|16—Garrtnt Events la the Etvlnr. few days at the home, of MraFestival,. " with the emblem • of the Merchants' Specials plus giftt— Mr. and Mra. Harold Burlew and Natl athletic organization In the low- Mew Ilftte Numbers. I,tO—Jungle Jim, Charles A. Neldlinger on Valley tilt—Frlsldalra. Absolutely Free to listeners. family, have moved (rom Oldbrtdge : er left corner. drive. ••-•• i:--,•:: -• •• •• : •••• - The plate number of -the new e>4(—Songi at SrenUde, "to this"borouffh. ,' '-.,.. Mrs. George- Botte, who has been The' 3-pfennig shows a scene of Northwest Territory stamp is- 7,00—Pleasant Waek-Knd. . ^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Burns of Cath'edrarislarid'-lnthe Oder river; A. M. Monday, July 35. making a visit'at the home of her 1 sued at Marietta on July 15, are. 22,- 9:45 to 10 A.M. SPONSORS Brooklyn were ftuesU of Mr«. Harry parents, Mr. and'Mrs. t*wrence Cax- ft-tf, the "Hermann Gotring sports 037, 33,038. 33,029 and 32,030. t ,00—Mornlnf Serenadt. Boltelever the week-end. tilt—WPA Feature. TUES.6-TWURS. v tata of Brooklyn, returned home Bat- field," and l.Vpf, the Brcalau expo- Announcement has also besn made »:80—Aiierlcau Family, " Mrl f biintam'•" Burlew"eWent the urdty. sltton grounds. of the stamp colors for the stamps t:4t—Zekt Manners. MORNINGS Schneider's Market week-end at Freehold as the guest already announced. 10.00—Home Hlnta. of her sister, Mrs. Adolph Flfko. Oeorge L. Doubller ia enjoying a Barcelona Plans Three Sets.' 10 lit—Woman's Hour, Shopping; Guide, two weeks" vacation. Mr. Doublier The spate of war Issues from Spain 6o Monroe, blue* Snyder, Frldlgtlre. City, Huele Stances Simpson of New York Is • Shop, Federal, Gamei, Schneider. Shrewsbury Dairy Co. Miller Shoe Co. vlsitlnit Kev. and Mrs. Bobert Ber- Is associated with toe firm of DeCop continues this month with three ' 6c John Quincy Adams-, red-orange. pet and Doremus, New Tork. new series and a special postcard 7o Jackson, aepla. lOtsO-—Foodi, Facta and Fancies. •. «er. ;: •' • . 10:4E—- Concert Gems. Mrs. Mary Brelt ot Chicago la aoheduled to appear in Barcelona. 8o Van Buren, olive. 11:00—Resume. {Catherine's Beauty Salon Miss Ptgiry Xhompion has returned miking a visit at the home.of her The loyalist postcard, marking the 6c Wm. Harrison, light pink. P. M. N homef after a visit at Lake Mohawk aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Civil war's second anniversary, is $1 Wilson, blcolored, tho border be 7iOO—Current Events In sevlow. as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wll- 7:15—Carter. Mra. Nicholas Munnlng. due July 19. Ing violet and the center black — T:16—Semi Pro Baiahall, tardVilet. .MM, Paul Hgan.anlohUdren.PAu!, ,, A, aeries., on the theme -of libertyJtlae'l-Weekly Postal News. - 7ilO—Bultanwooe'; ------= Miss "Catherlni "Keadir of vthe Jr., and Patricia, Mn, Anna O'Neill, is to be, issued at the same time. 7:81—"Men of Vision." Bronx, is spending two weeks as the Mrs. Dalton Graham and children, 7:—Concert Ensemble. printed, is to honor the much- 1:00—White to Shog. Muelc Shop, Cltr. recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W, The seoond lingerie party to be off at Fort Monmouth road. FrltlrUJw. Snyder, Games, KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY held at the Merryman Oardens, Port bombed city of Sagunto. The seoond A. Close. will honor Colonel Bertran'a famed Mlsi Genevieve Lauder of Louder CaJtw^Behnelder. Monmouth read, Keansburg, for the 6:15—Current Events In Review. Mr|. Claude Bruce and ton Charles 43rd division. street, Keansburg, suffered a fractur- of Sharon, Pennsylvania, have re- benefit of St, Mark's building fund, ed right thigh as well as numerous 6.lie—Radio Prevue. turnef horoa after a short visit wfth will be held next Wednesday after- . Keeper of the King's Starup*. lacerations and bruises/ She was ad 8:80—Songi W« Love, 8:4B—Filgldalre. * Counljelbr and Mrs. Fred M. Burlew. noon, starting at 2 o'clock. There will : One of fcnglsnd's famous phila- mltted at Riverview hospital for. Mrf John P, Lloyd has returned be prizes and retruhmsnu. telists died last month. He wu Sirtreatment P. M. Waaneaday, July 27, ANNOUNCE 5:00—Rev. Schlllenter, Veiperi. home! after a visit with her slater Kdward Denny Baoon, "curator of ' The owner of the ear, Mrs. vVll- S -.SO—Frlgldalra. Mrs. O. A. Hugg, of Freehold. the royal phllatello collections" since 11am Cloverdale, of Keansburg, was B:»l—Symphohle Gems. One of the qulokesl ways to find a Mrs. Edward Anderson and daugh- 1913. Born In I860, ha started col- treated' at the hospital for scalp and 5;46—Varietlei. lob is to advertise In The tflegia- lecting at the age of 7 and became 8:00—Dinner Muale. ter pabzeth and Miss Elizabeth ter'a Want Decartmnnt—AdterUae- arm lacerations. Cooney was treated 6:15—Current Bvants In Kevlew. la leading figure in philately years for minor cuts. Both were released. Domialck have gone to Lake Mo- ment,,- -. .('.•• •••...:•;:•'.. ••' : ' .:: l:}0—True Datactlvt. . hawk1 to spend the summer. Outstanding Values Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Noddlngs and family have returned home after tpurlig PenneyjYanla. ...^^^^ The Sunday-tchool and vacation' IN THIS STJRRING STORE-WIDE school of Oethseman* Evangelist! Lutheran church held a plcnio at Therdn McCamiibell'a flylvan- Forum at Holmdel Saturday. . • PRICES!.' Miss Mary Robb of AsheVUIe, North AUGUST SALE Carolina, will spend several weeks as ft Riieit at the. home of Mr. and Mrs; WHELAN'S usually BEATS and always MEETS the LOWEST PRICES in town Edward B, Sandford. Mlas. Hobb Is a granddaughter of WUllarA C. Robb, who formerly lived here. Mrs. Raphael C.. Devlin entertain-: ed thn Wednesday dessert-bridge club last week. Mrs, William. Craig won Furniture first prize and Mrs. Conover Burlew second 'prize. The substitutes were AND Mre. John Taneey, Jr., Miss Betty Taylor, Mrs. Thomas G. Welatead, MFOansD '.- . •£> . . AMU BOTTLE OF 100 TABLETS lq J3ALE TOOTH PASTE M«s. Philip Nelillnger and, Mrs. Con- for over jurlew. ' : ••• • ASPIRIN < Listerine 2 . Mr. and Mrs. Walter King of Sut- Face Cloth*6""27 13 • I5o SIZE ' 26 jihln avenue are entertaining William H. Hoefler and son Arthur of Geneva, « CUP FBENOR DRIP Me SIZE SPECIAL VALVE -i g\ Floor Coverings New Tork, , . Mr, and Mrs, Harry Zucker and Coffee Maker MIDOL 1 son Harry of Stratfdrd, Connecticut, 69' 29 Floating Soap ^ spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Henry Zucker. Harry, BOX OF BOO Jr.. will remain for a week with 5 POTJNDS NORWICH Save 10% to 50% In Every Department bis grandparents. Facial Tissues Mrs. Carl A. Oessweln was a Phil- 18 Epsom Salts Sun Tan Oil adelphia visitor Monday, 16 But remember! These genuine reductions are made on new A. Adam Banke Is enjoying hia an- CHBOMIipt PLATED nual vacation from' Schock's store. SPECIAL tOo SIZE PAKKE DAVIS m g^ merchandiie from regular stocks and from the lowest prices we Harry Longstreet of New Tork Hostess Tray Astringosol c know of! Purchase* reserved on 25%' deposit! LARGEST 10 Ta50or VALVShampoE o | Jl alt ML< VAT.TTB! aaaW *Jr SELECTION IN MONMOUTH CO.! SAIL via Sta-Breezy IABOE BOO SIZE 10o 8IZK p Combination! CLAPP'S MENNEN'S Both SANDY HOOK Whisk Brooms BHAV. OBEAM and for Ma 19 BABY FOOD SKIN BBACEB 49 MBBBJl ax PLATED • 'SHIPS ••••• BOO SIZE •. . . SUN BURN IXfTION Summer Furniture—Innerspring Mattresses Shoe Trees Phillips Magnesia 2o SKOL FITS AIL SHOES 17 33 Extra Special This Week—Clearance Sale AlfTI SPLASH •• -fV , FULL PINT P9<* Bath Sprays £9 Rubbing Alcohol / Lyon'sTooth Powder 28'

or drf«a roar cor, to AMoMIt Hl(bkinli _ 00 WLtK 20% to 60% Below Value! >ler. Then boerd n ipocloo. Jowry Haak I . Me and t»k« « rafrtthtna Mtt-e«tt eeU Si PINT 81/E GEORGIAN 7,orOff< • i Iha havta Ne w Yefk and n),ni t\ 23 C r led rri»-wte-day Halt. IHI sarWng I Waterman's Ink \ 5 GARDENIA * 2tl NUJOL 59 Cold Cream Soap MUBUO H£ua?dV%r. «Mkfan. I . tit*. Itot, 10:0« A.M. -(1*140 ?•«. " «1.H VALVE XBOKOID a«*A SIM • noTlrt attanUr) liOS, d:tl. (ill, • , TOLLTOLL WN TT BOo HENRIOI d jfV „ • («i10P.K.txotp«8atunto>.tauten, | 7110,10 tOO A.M, II ill, 4 ill, I ill ML Hair Brushes 37°PEROXIDE Ulac Vegetal 29 West Furniture Co* 1 8a«otal Oi»e-D^ CxenrslMS I 9 AlUnUo HlthUnd* Bar Vlrw Amra*, I NBW WATXBPKOOr , TTs»»ir wiwo, uitfniBHu*,. 8«o SIZK t]V #V _ HuCni. Water W|Mb, Kl.hUpd., • KEYPORT, N. J. Tud «m BrlsW to Nn> Ttk I DR. WEST tan«. • " TOOTHBRUSHES Ironized Yeast First Aid Kits 39

OnlraLimiltd Quantity Lm/t TAILORED M*dMeulh County Surrofeta'e OlfUa. their actlona therefor afalnet Oie .aidLhanearr of Haw Jaraejr. made on laa It* euhacrlher. dar of July, mi. In • certain eau.e IOONLIQHT SAIL | TABLE LAMP In tha matlM ol ti» wlaia at Mar» O. Datad Treehol.1, N. J.. June Jl, HIS. wherein Catharine (.l.o known M Ml.a- I iMt^jrtorrMaylnehl ' HAT Shinier, deeeaiad. THE NATIONAL NEWARK AND hath) Vanllaaeen Wkaway, I. patlUonai, Com»i In S colon i Brown, Motlo* to «ie«llon to P>eaent claim. ESSEX BANKING COMPANY and you, Sydney O4II WkawayV ar< ila- U»ht, •ii . W, Blu»,Corsl, Orten. asaJnat aatata. • OP NEWARK. fandant, you an required to appear and 7 Pureuani to tha' Older o( Joeepn u Or. William IC Hoeker. Tniat ODIeer, plead, anawar or demur to petltloeer'i peUUon on or bafen the stk day at Sap- piolaoto trM. fltntll, n paiohmsnl DowhaSr. S»t™sal« ol tha Count» of Moo- 74e liroad (treat. Newark. N, J« noutb. mad. on the Twentr-flret da»_o( J08IPU BANf-OHD SBAMLCX. taakar. 1111, or I* Mauli laaraof euch ihftd*. I»li bait, Junt, IMS. on the application o« Tha Avanua of Two Itlvera, Runuon, H. J, daared a wilill l ha taketk n afaiiieit yaaat aa.tkk* Mad, to nil NaUonl Nawark and Baaa; Banklnr Cora- Bxatutora. Ckanaallor akall Ulak MuitaSl* a»d k«t. GOQGLES an» of Newark, and JoMPh Banjord ntner. Hardln 4 Bklnnar, Tha ohieat ol eald ault la la> aataLk a for L9B ha'lar. ueeutoia of Uia a«t.i, o( Mary 144 Broad Street, dairaa of dlvoin dlae*l«l*l Ua aaairriu* from J JO up oT IkanUi. 4ae»aaad. noll«a ta herahy Hevaik. N. J.. batwtu rev ei>4 tk* iaW tittoU SIA-I1RIE7Y It,.* to tie eradltota of .aid Jceeaud u> Proetore. uhlblt to tha iiib.erlber'. aaecutora ae af«,aaald, tketr debu and deMand; aaalnM IN CHANCERY OF NEW JfrUtY. Holtllar lha aaM «taU, under oath, within eli ISS-S4 14 Iroai JU SANDY HOOK SHIPS moatai (ran tie date of the aforaeald TO aYDNBr OBtL WHBWAVl BUY YOUR SUMMER NEEDS At WHELAN'S—OPEN EVENINGS order. 01 Uer w»> t>a loteiei t>MI«4 •< By tlitue o( an ordat tt.UM Court «l It to U Th« •HEP BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1988. »»••»•••)«•«•««»•••«•»•< FRUIT BUTTERS TO THIS SALXD A GOOD SNOW Will be glad Food, o/ course, muit b« REPLACE JELLIES EXCUSE TO EAT ONIONS seasoned to be worthy of | Hoi Off the Griddle AT. BREAKFAST any questions By Onion lovers will find this salad its piquancy tndjrCa treat and exactly tbe thing on Food Three Meals A Day Pleasing varieties can be had for they hive been looking for-a new ToL «. No. 1 Copyright BT SIDNEY SNOW, IMS Edited by WBLMA E. DEBTE breakfast by the use of fruit butter* excuse to sat raw onions. IMIIIIWM in the- place of jama and Jellies. There are probably few people who ' ONION SALAD , An attractive summer dish on ac- have not eaten apple butter and root 1 tablespoon gelatin , Dining Abroad count of its orange, green aad white found it very delicious. • But one's H cup cold water . Gams In Cans Constituent coloring is the combination of cooked knowledge oi butter need not stop 1 cup boiling water ' ' green lima,beans, sliced carrots and there. One can go on and on in' the 2 tablespoons lemon Juice ' At Home Summer Dessert Waffles A rings of onion, seasoned and baked preparation of butter* and use them, J4 ,cu» vinegar together with .butter in a casserole. for- all occasions! for toast In the % cup sugar For Many Grand Dishes An Example of Fine Old Chin- Serye with meat or as amain dish.- mortirhg, on sandwiches at noon, M teaspoon salt Suggestion For The supper aoeompanlments and oa little J4 cup chopped Bermuda onions ese Cooking crispv,cracker* for.- that tmidnight £ CUJ> $*& »hre• Nnr Yerk To The Heart Of Every Man with.a safety razor blade in a holder line for a'Sunday night supper and made for the purpose. can even.go so far. as to be served CLEVER PEOPLE for a late;breakfast, providing your DR. L. W. CARLBON UMMER.dessert Waffles come a» a timely suggestion for the.end.of A Real, Rare Delicacy Prepared When making fruit tarts, mix a family is the kind who likes a.good SDRGEON GHIBOPOinST FIND NEW DISHES the meal. They can be baked right at the table for family and substantial breakfast FOOT AILMENTS S friends. ; . •••••.- • little cornstarch with the sugar be- With A Special Sauce ARE QUITE SIMPLE fore adding the sugar. This will This dish is called Eggs St Cath- Offle* Honrsi Daflr >:is ajn. to lilo 0J% There is something eo fascinating about watching the creamy waffle make the juice thick and prevent It erine and Is prepared In this grand B^renlnasi TotMSj and Thursday. batter, poured into the waffle iron, about waiting untU-^presto! out boiling over in the baking. easy-fashion: Cut the\tops from Vox appointment phone ttt» Ham Roll With Raisin Sauce comes the waffle, crisp, byown and fragrant ' four large baked potatoes;-and care- ••When daddy goes a-hun«ng dish a half a cup of dark beer and fully scoop out the lnaldes. Lay a 60 BBOAD ST, BED BANS, N, « there are many strange "beastles use liberally in the basting. Tempting Yet Very Simple Then when the correct number of waffles are baked, they are topped A sunshine bleach is much .safer slice of tomato In the bottom; season which he may bring home as proof GRAVY REAL SECRET with a big "gob" of delicious home-made ice cream and over this is than a chemical bleach BO when pos- it with salt and pepper. Then break sible, first wash the-garment with DR. MILDRED HULSART f The real secret of the mock rabbit poured your favorite fruit juice, either raspberry, strawberry, peach or an egg in each potato shell and coy- ° But o/an'Ee dishes which I have is In the making of the sauce or SUSAN SNOW whatever you like. soap and water. Rinse to wash out er with well seasoned cream sauce. 8UBOE0N CHIEOPOD3T, tasted, there is none which posses- dirt and scum. Then lay the wet fravy. When the meat is done, put I often times.sit down all by my- Sprinkle with grated cheese, put ses so much of the flavor of the great t aside on a platter in a warm oven. 1 garment In the sun or in the dew at small bits of butter on top, and bake Foot Orthopedics—Electro-Therapy outdoors as a lovtly little morsel self and really have a good time en- SUMMER DESSERT WAFFLES night Re-wet and continue sun- Otto* Koun i Dally 9 a> in. to I p. ou Then, over an open fire, place the vying people who are clever enough in a moderate oven for about ten which surely goes straight to every baking dish and into the drippings Vi cups sifted cake flour , , 2 egg yolks, well beaten ning and wetting. minute's. " • Eranlnxit Tauday, Thursday, 8atardt7i man's heart, but which is purely a to Invent new and tempting dishes. . 1:00 to 8:00 p.m put a half tablespoon of flour and On one occasion my hostess was % teaspoons double-action bak- 2 cups milk At the same time the eggs are bak- counterfeit. . the water. Bring all to a boll. Other arming* by appointment, chess Ml (This Is the famous German dish just such a woman aa I envy, and ing powder 1 cup melted butter When broiling steak, slip several ing, tbe potatoes which were scooped called "Falscher Hasen") "Mock If you wish to give It an extra for the life of me when I saw the t teaspoons sugar •? » egg Whites, stiffly beaten slices of bread under the rack on out the shells can be fried in.a little VM BROAD ST., MED BANK. N. J. "gamey" touch, stir into the gravy a dish she served, so simple In'all its the bottom of the broiler pan. The bacon fat to make a grand accom- Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and sugar, and sift ^ere' are sufficient Ingredients to cup of'BOur creamer a cup of sweet Splenddr, I couldn't figure out why I juices drip doJvn and when the meat paniment for the eggs. Now, Isn't WOMAN'S EXCHANGE make a "rabbit" big enough for four cream and the juice of a lemon. If had never thought of It. Woe is me I again; Combine egg yolks, milk and butter. Add to flour, beating until Is done the-bread is toasted a de- that a fin* and lnUrtitlng dish? your taste calls for more sharpness, My one consolation though, rests in smooth. Fold in egg whites. Bake in hot waffle Iron. Cool waffle. licious brown and forms a delightful U UNDEN PLACE, BED BANK or five people, but keep in mind that accompaniment to the meat it Is delicious when served cold, so add more lemon Juice. This makes a the fact that the other women at the Serve In sections, topped with ice cream and fruit juice. Makes five grand, well flavored sauce, which may luncheon were filled with the same 4-sectlon waffle?. There are several ways to tell 'when it there is a little left, count it as so be served in -a side dish. woe as-I.-The dish I refer to went a cake li don*; It shrinks from the Fancy articles, children's much gata •" by the name of A little C6rnstarch mixed with pan, it springs back1 when pressed clothing, useful' articles, 1 pound chopped beef warm water and stirred into a gravy lightly wilh the finger, and it leaves HAM ROLL that Is too thin, will thicken It. Many ''•"• 1 pound chopped pork people .prefer this to flour, a clean, non-«tlcky tester of straw. knitted goods and gifts. l.pound chopped veal RECIPE WHICH SERVES 1 large slice ham, H inch thick Vi: 2 tablespoons butter 1 cup fine white bread crumbs Vegetable Plate With An AS DESSERT AS WELL A delicious pastry can be made by 1 tablespoon minced onion [ • 1 cup soaked stale bread AS SALAD COURSE 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce using one cup of corn flake s or. 1 lemon, Juiced Vt teaspoon pepper cracker crumbs, rolled; one quarter 1 tablespoon capers 2 tablespoons melted butter Artistic Touch Of Color cup of melted buter; one-quarter cup 1 generous teaspoon salt There are many days when the Milk of sugar. Roll or grind four cups of 1 pinch pepper housewife has a full day and there- corn flakes to yield one cup of % lb. butter or fat for frying fore doesn't take the time to pre- Make a dressing of all the Ingredi- crumbs. Mix. crumbs with butter H tablespoon flour pare a dessert ents but the ham. gpresd the dress^ Molds Add to Design—Stuffed Baked Tomatoes and sugar.' Press the pastry firmly 1 cup rolled dry bread crumbs Under such circumstances a salad Ing on the ham and roll up like a into a nine-inch pie tin. •, ,: . 1 cup water can well afford to fill two places in Jelly roll. Tie In place. Place on a "Center" of Attraction 1 small onion the meal. Its own and also that of a trlvel in a roasting pan and bake at 350 degrees until tender. Slice and Here Is another splendid lunch- 1 cup beer deisert Fruit salads are probably eon or supper dish that .Is substan- best for such occasions—for exam- serve with plain or with a raisin Chop the meat very fine and mix sauce made as follows: Fie! on those housewives who rots, a halt deviled egg, and a spoon- tial enough to serve as the main part well with the soaked bread, from ple: think |t their duty to serve a vege- ful of peas and so on around the of the meal. Cut four firm ripe to- which the water has been pressed FROZEN PEACH AND PECAN RAISIN SAUCE table plate ever so often and do so plate. The finishing touch goes to matoes in slices about ona-quarter out Then add the eggs, slightly SALAD M cup brown sugar by putting a gob of this and ft gob the center la which Is majestically Inah thick. Cut four or flve cold beaten, two tablespoons, of butter, the of that os a dish and serving it seated the following: boiled potatoes across In slices the juice of the lemon, the capers, salt, 8 peach halves V, tablespoon flour Pity the husbands who have to eat same thickness. Arrange alternate pepper and the grated onion. 1 clip cream, whipped Vt tablespoon mustard anything so unattractive. An alto- STUFFED BAKED TOMATOES layers of the two vegetables in a but- 1 cup pecans, chopped H4 cups vinegar Shape this into a loaf, approximate- Vi cup ra|ains gether different story though is the 4 tomatoes - tered baking dish, sprinkling each ly the size of a rabbit, and sprinkle 1 cup mayonnaise' vegetable plate attractively dressed Yi. cup butter . layer with two tablespoons.of .grated with' bread crumbs. Place it in a 1 cup bream cheese -Mix all the Ingredients and cook and given a splotch of color here and 1 1/3 cups bread crumbs cheese. Cover the top layer with a baking dish large enough to hold it Mix cream cheese, mayonnaise, to a syrup. Pour over the ham roll there. 1 clove garlic or onion thick layer of buttered bread crumbs conveniently, and in which the butter whipped cream and pecans together. or serve in a separate dish. Using carrots, spinach, mashed po- Salt, pepper, parsley, paprika and pour three-fourths of a cup of or fat has been heated. Place it in Pour over the peaches, which have tatoes, peas, eggs and tomatoes, a Cut the top end off the tomato tomato Juice or the juice from any an oven of about 400 F. degrees and been placed, hollow Side up, in tray little decorative ability, and a few and scoop out the center. Sprinkle cooked vegetable over them—the wa- bake for about one hour, basting fre- of refrigerator. Freeze for about MOLDED FROZEN DESSERT tiny molds and behold—an Intriguing with salt and invert on platter. Mince ter from spinach, asparagus, peas, quently. When the meat has started three or four hours. Serve on crisp supper is served. garlic or onion and cook in melted beans, etc Bake In a moderate nvnn to turn brown, pour into the baking lettuce leaves. APPEALING TO THE EYE Fill round molds with mashed po- butter until light brown, then, put In S75 F. for 30 to 40 minutes. Serve tatoes press in and then turn out one bread crumbs and seasonlngs?but do hot Serves 4 to 6. Host appealing to the eye is a mold on the side of each plate. Fill not cook. Fill tomatoes with this . on the purchase of a new molded frozen dessert. Equally as other small molds with hollow cen- mixture. Put crumbs on top and dot To give meat loaf a different ap- appealing to the taste is a coffee ters with spinactk press and turn out with bits of butter.. Bake until to- pearance, bake it occasionally in Menu Of The Week caramel parfait The result will be on the other sldevof'the plate or use matoes are tender. muffin pans Instead of In one large found both delicious and beautiful. the same shaped molds for the spin- If more color is desired, strips of loaf, or use small scalloped tart pans, UNIVERSAL GAS RANGE ach and the potatoes. Starting with pimento and green pepper can be and'turn the Individual loaves out COFFEE CARAMEL PARFAIT the potatoes,' place alternately placed here and there around the on slices of sauted pineapple or thick XVi cups milk around the plate, a spoonful of car- dish. slices of broiled or fried tomatoes. MONDAY 2 tablespoons ground coffee Breakfast—Sliced oranges, Hoi wheat cereal 1 ' Vi cup sugar, caramelized To make a grand, cherry pie, use iwitji cream, eggs Bullit, buttered whole wheat toast, coffee or cocoa. 2 egg yolks, well beaten SERVING BAKED ALASKA TESTING EGGS FOR three cups- of cherries, one and a A 'Lunch—Vegetable soup, creamed ham and peas in stuffing ring, tomato M cup sugar ' ' half cups of sugar and two table- JERSEY CENTRAL / « >on . Vt teaspoon salt . FOR THE GRAND MEAL OF FRESHNESS PROVES 8 isalad, frosted cup cakes, tea or coffee. Dinner—Rack of lamb with mint spoons of flour. Stone the cherries, a4 0 1% cups cream, whipped THE WEEK—SUNDAY mix them with the sugar and flour POWER A UGHT COMPANY / "» "»» •sauce, string beans, potato croquettes, Chiffonade salad, peach Helba, 1 teaspoon vailla. SIMPLE TASK and bake between crusts or bake In coffee. - Scald milk with coffee in double one crust, in a hot oven 450 F» for »o poy boiler and strain Immediately. Add Ma^ny families are missing the It's so .discouraging when trying ten minutes. Lower the temperature caramelized sugar. .Beat egg yolks treat of their lives simply because it to fry an egg to have it sprawl all to 360 F. and bake for about 25 min- TUESDAY with remaining half cup sugar and Is not known by one and all that over the pan in a most ungraceful utes. . Telephone Tour Gas • Company—Bed Bank 1900 Breakfast—Stewed prunes, ready to est cereal, salt, and add to first mixture. Cook such a grand dessert as a Baked manner. If that happens It can only Alaska can be easily made at home. boiled eggs, broiled bacon, toasted English muffins, coffee or cocoa. until slightly thickened, stirring con- mean one thing—the egg isn't fresh! stantly. Cool. Fold In whipped But it can, and with wonderful suc- If you aren't one of the fortunates Lunch—Chicken broth with rice, crab meat Gourmet, onions Hongroise, cream and vanilla. Place In freez- cess. who live where eggs come right from fruit cups, tea or milk. Dinner—Grapefruit with cherries, brsised ing tray of automatic refrigerator A baked Alaska is especially nice the farm to your1 door, it's a good for Sunday dinner when one seems sweetbreads, julienne potatoes, smothered carrots, Spanish cake, coffee and let stand three to four hours. Or Idea to shop around for eggs and test pour into mold, filling it to overflow- just naturally'to expect a little spe- them each time you buy them for or beer. ing, cover with waxed paper, press cial, and when the whole family is freshness and in this way learn cover tightly down over paper, and at home giving mother a grand which grocer carries the freshest pack In equal parts of Ice and salt chance to do some of that "showing The test is a very simple one and WEDNESDAY off" that doesn't often present itself. Breakfast—Sliced peaches with cream, ready to Let stand from three to four hours. will, in time, save the housewife Make IVi quarts of parfait A baked Alaska has to be prepared much grief. oaming cat cereal, griddle cakes, maple syrup, friziied ham, coffee or cocoa. To caramelize sugar, place a cup immediately before serving but re- Use a glass bowl with enough wa- Lunch—Cold tongue, meat jelly, beet salad, apple cooler, tea or milk. of sugar in a pan over a medium quires only a few minutes plus a very ter in the bottom to oover an egg. Dinner—Small sirloin steak, summer squash, mashed potatoes, mixed flame and stir constantly until melt- hot oven once the ingredients are Place the egg in the water and If prepared and ready for use. it is fresh, IT will remain resting at salad, coooanut custard pie, coffee. ed and quite dark. Remove from fire. Add to coffee mixture and stir • BAKED ALASKA the bottom of the bowl. If not quite until dissolved. fresh, it will rest with the big end Bpong cake, % to V, Inch thick raised higher than the small end, | THURSDAY | Ice cream, either plain or mixed Breakfast—Chilled melon, hot cereal with and the higher the big end raises the flavors older the egg. cream, poached eggs on canned corned beef hash, buttered toast, coffee CAKE FLOUR, HONEY Meringue or marshmallow sauce The reason for this Is simple: As or cocoa. Lunch—Hot tomato broth, small lamb pot pie, with vege- Place the cake, which has been COMBINE TO MAKE thoroughly chilled In the refrigerator, an egg gets older, the water con- tables, shredded lettuce, rice pudding, tea or milk. Dinner—Broiled tained in the whites of the egg evap- VERY TASTY BISCUITS on a baking platter. Cover with ice orates and this causes; the empty tripe, lyonnaise potatoes, Chiffonade salad, buttered peas, Stilton cream and top all with meringue, spaoe at the end of every egg to be- "Make mine good old EicblerV* cheese, crackers, coffee or beer. and brown quickly in an oven heat- Absent minded professors are to ed to 800 degrees F. Serve immedi- come larger. The larger that empty be found in' great numbers around space becomes the more the egg rises ately. In the water, until In time it will Is all you need.to say I FRIDAY homes where the cook cooks by For the meringue: beat six egg 1 Imagination. And one must not be float ' I Breakfast—Diced fresh pineapple, ready to eat horrified should one be seen to whites until stiff, gradually add To turn a summer glzzler cereal, jelly omelet, raisln-nut toast, coffee or cocoa. Lunch—Clam three-fourths a cup of sugar, while bounce a biscuit for his dog rand try beating; add one tablespoon of var Bora can make extra pocket money broth, molded tuna salad, sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, pickled eating the ball himself. One must selling The Register—Advertisement Into a pleasant day. Just wonder who is getting the best nllla and one teaspoon of grated or- melons, ice cream cake, tea or milk. Dinner—Tomato juice cocktail, of the bargain. However, If the cook ange rind. Beat until the meringue Imperial crab, cole slaw, French fried potatoes, apple pie with cheese, is firm to the touoh and press follows this dellolous reolpo carefully, through a pastry bag over the ice coffee. I It will prove to be a great cure for Effective Jons 16th. absent-mindedness. j cream. SATURDAY HONEY BISCUITS CREAMED CELERY IN Breakfast—Grapes, ready to eat cereal, bsked 2 cups cake flour 2 teaspoons baking powder A CHEESE SHELL , broiled ham, coffee cake, coHeo or cocoa. Lunch—Weitphallsn hk toaspoon salt Jham, red cabbage islsd, muatard pickles, deviled eggi, chocolate eclair, 4 tablespoons butter It has been said time and time FUEL OIL [tea-or milk. Dinner—Chicken a la Chef, baked »tuffed tomate««, 2/8 cup milk again that there Is a mo for every Vi cup honey. thing and it certainly seoms true, cucumber boat sslad, home made Ice cream, caramel devil's food c»ke, One can take the shell of an Edam coffee. Sift flour once, measure, add bak- oheese (after ail the cheese has been ing powder and salt, and sift again. scooped out and eaten) andl with a Cut In shortening. Add milk all at 1 Per Gal. SUNDAY once and stir carefully until all flour little eelery have something grand. Breskfsst—Freth apricots, ready to eat cereal, Is dampened. Then stir vigorously Here is how it is done. When the HWHIMHMMMMJ «ny»«*»vnvpn apricui*, zway w eas cereal, until mixture forms a soft dough and day arrives that you have this shell, fried ham and eggs, hard rolli, raipberry jam, coffee or cocoa, follows, spoon around bowl. Turn make some creamed celery, cutting BpeoUl Cash Flan. up the stalks In one-Inch pieces and ™—"Sotst 4ueMlns;, apple sauce, fried potatoes, sweet-sour cab- out' Immediately on a slightly floured Ull op—Now. salsd, staffed celery, assorted plcklei, coupe board and knead SO seconds. Roll % boiling them In salted water until ld ffd l Inch thick and out with floured bis- Under and transparent Drain and coffee, gspner—Kidney stew, toasted crackers, cuit cutter. Bake on greased baking combine with a highly seasoned, light eoff««or tea. sheet In hot oven U To 10 minutes. textured oream sauce, In which two BEER Spread lower half with butter and or three tablespoons of grated yellow 'm*l. «pi wtU *• Blessed to supply say of tk*s* recipes. upper half with honey. Put halve* oheese have been malted. Fill the Hance& Davis jsfUnce.1869. together. Let stand a minute and onset* .shsJJ.Mt m th. oven for a fi (*U p.W, •erve. 0 MrVi l ll ,T«M03. ;.,,>,, , AtfcfSUT ** " » THE JOHN EICHUM BREWING COMPANY tr«WYOIWdn'rM*jmbw Bfc BED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1938. 95 BROAD ST (NEXT TO POST OFFICE) RED BANK Orange •Irvington • Union • Morristown> Somerville • Dover • kidgewood FINE BULK-WHITE EVAP. MILK Van Camp's, Handy The Breakfast toll of Champions 2-49 or Sheffield's "Sealed" can 6 GRAPEFRUIT

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Dattnc th« p«»t few wesks W» Xttgieter one* has received m»ny queries regarding the recent Uw en* ioted In this state entitled'"An Act Concerning Marriages." Important' Savings On High Quality Suites , -' As this Uw Is applicable to any person or persons intending to get and Occasional Pieces for Every Type Home married within the confines of New Jersey and because of the numerous inquiries made to The Register by •eiiously Interested persons, we «re First Time At A Sale Price... Reg. 76.50' Again, Half-Yearly Furniture Sales are here, to set new record* for value-giyirigon pitatlng the Act In full for the ben- •nt of our readers. , the North Jersey Shore. For months we've been planning in conjunction: •with- our W» feel that this la of general In- great affiliates in Newark, Washington and,Chicago ..'. and now the curtain rises-on , formation not only to those who one of the most oramatic collections, of furniture values in our sjstyjeighfc years.- contemplate marziaga but to others Exclusive Calif ornia Monterey who are Interested In the welfare of our coming generations. Tb« Act is as follows: • " • CHAPTER 128 3-Pc. Bedroom An Act Concerning Marriages. Be it enacted by the Senate and No Down Payment General Assembly of the State of New Jersey: AfpUcaat for Marriage license to Until OCTOBER 1st • into OBrttHoato of Blood Tort 69.50 1. Before any person, who now or may hereafter be authorized by law : to Issue marriage licenses, shall isiue Profit by these half-yearly prices NOW i.. well deliver jrowr jhm*t- any such license, each applicant Oar famous California furniture, exclusive therefore shall file with him a certi- with us in 20 Eastern states and offered at a ture when desired . ...and you don't have to pay one penny down ficate from a qualified physician special price for the very first time! whicn certificate shall state that the onto OCTOBER 1st, with the balance in ten monthly payment*. applicant has -submitted to a. Was- Vanity with mirror, chest of sermann or Kahn or other similar standard laboratory blood test and drawers and bed of hard north- Charge Purchases of Furniture Not Payable Until SEPTEMBER • that, In the opinion -of.such physi- ern rnaple. fn two finishes, cian,' the person either Is not Infected with syphilis or Is not in a stage of "Farmhouse." "a deep "'maple, that disease which may become and "Straw, a new light tone. communicable. Hand decorated in Fiesta color: Form of Certificate. and with hand wrough' i-n 3. The above mentioned certificate hardware. •hall ie accompanied by a statement from the person In charge of the laboratory making the test, or from some other person authorized to Third Floor make such reports, setting forth the MuHgisf'iffi^6st,-*ttre-(lat* if was made, the name and address of the physician to whom the report was sant, and the name and address of the person whose blood was tested. Standard Certificate Issued. Regularly 17.95 8. The above mentioned certificate of physician 'and statement of per- . son authorized to make reports for the laboratory shall be on a form to bo provided and distributed by th« Department of Health of the State of New Jersey to all ofO- ttm authorized to Issue marriage 11- Aenses and to approved laboratories In the State. This form is herein- after referred to In this Act as "The Certificate Form," .__' Standard Blood Test. 14,95 • 4. For the .purpose of this Act a standard laboratory blood test stall be a test for syphilis approved by the Director of Health of New Jerwy, and shall be made at k laboratory approved to make such'tests by the Solid comfort combined with Director of Health of New Jersey, superb value; vDedigned with Hade Upon Bequest. L^ high rolled backs,: reversible Such laboratory testLs as are re- spring cushions—moss Ailed, quired by this Act shall be made on spring edge web construction. request without charge at-the De- partment of Health of the State of Upholstered in attractive and New Jersey. To be valid such test durable friezette. Green, rust shall be made not more than thirty or brown. days before the issuance of the mar- OnlyllM&own, riage license to which It applies. Certificate Form Attached to Uoense S. Before the licensing officer Is- Third Ploor October 1st sues any marriage license he shall attach thereto the above mentioned certificate form of each applicant. No minister or other person author- ized to perform marriage ceremonies In New Jersey shall perform any Via OurDeferred such ceremony unless the certificate form of each party is attached to the marriage license,, and they shall Payment Plan remain so attached until the mar- riage certificate is filed with the State Bureau of Vital Statistics. Penalty Upon Failure to Comply 8. Any applicant for a marrlago license, physician, or representative of a laboratory

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VOLUME; LXI,,NO, 4._ RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY,.JULY 21, 1938. PAGES 1 TO 12* Local Hospital Eatontown Drive Boat Club Fair Committee Named Little Silver Big Reception Two Melons Cut Extended 3 Days RAIN WILL NOT To Launch Drive For Ambulance To G>ntrol New STOP THEM The . Monmouth Boat club fair, Firemen Gross Last Night For By the Mainstay which opened Saturday night and • For Equipment Nears $1,000 was scheduled to close this Saturday Leonardo Harbor $2,800^At Fair The Red Bank Rotarlans will Negro Graduates Building And Loan night, has been extended to run Mon- have their clambake; today, "Bucket Brigade" Campaign for Wright Memorial Home on Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday nights It Consist* of Five Citiiens of This Year'* Fair More Successful rain or shine. of next week. The fair was rained Event at River Street School, Red Series Which Matored Yesterday Pitcher*,' lnitruimmt Tray*i ' mourn Road and Children to out several night* and the attend- Leonardo and Two Memberi Than Last Year Despite Rainy If the weather proves too In- Bank, Drew Large Attendance Had a Total Value of $47,200 Spong* BumU, etc., for Ri*«r- Donation—First Aid ance prizes to be awarded thoae of me Township Committee Nights—Stanley Stout Win* clement to have the outing at nights will be awarded next week. A —Prises Awarded to Pupil* —$29,340 Represent* Cash, . Squad Contmnei Campaign, the Tintern Manor Lake dam riaw to SUrt Aufort 1. comet sail boat and several grand of Middletown Township. Prisoof |100. thla afternoon, the affair will With Meritorious Records. $17,860 CanceM Mortgages prize* will be disposed of Wedui ' —— i i . be carried on as scheduled In The drive for the purpose of rais- day night Muaio for danolg every A commission of , «even members Rlvervlew hospital of RecfBailk, a night on a large, outdoor platform. Is i Dtaplte several nights of Inclement the spacious grill room of the The fifteenth annual reception for Two series of Mainstay building non-profit organization conducted on ing $3,000 for the purchane of a new to take charge of thj^Leonardo har- ambulance at Eatontown la rapidly being furnished by Pete Galatro and weather the Little Silver firemen'* Red Bank Elk* Club. Negro graduates of colleges, normal and loan association shares matured the «ainebuUH Monmouth Memor- bor and. beach waa awotn In Mon- fair, Which closed Saturday night, schools, high schools, grammar yesterday with a value of *47,S0O, ot nearlng the' $1,000 mark, and mem-. his ll-plece banoV George W. Bray day night The member* are James lkl hospital of Lonjr Branch and Flt- la general fair chairman, . • • was more auccessful than last year. school* and other similar Institutions which 129,340 was paid In cash to kln hospital at N«Wn« "wfi\ launch a bera of the Eatontown flrit aid squad A. MacPhee for five years, Fred W. x are: conitantly at -work soliciting con- Oros* receipts amounted to 12,800, was held laat night at the River 26 persons. Canceled mortgages and campaign August 1 f or utenill* »uch Mey«rs for four year*, Walter Sohoel-, which slim exceed* last year's re- street achoolhouse before a large as- 1 tributiott*,'' share loans aggregated |17,W0 wlti as'tumbler*', bed pan*, pitcher* and Iner for three years, Walter S. Bills semblage. The program was carried 'Surrounding municipalities served ceipts by $300. The fair committed three persona participating. basins pit varlou* kind* forme at tie, Directing New for two yean, Peter Chrlstengen for expect* to be able to make a report Mrs. Jardine Heads out a* printed In The Register last One aeries, known as the sixth, ma- hoapltaJ. KxpUnatory letten-will be by the borough tint aid' «quad are one'year, and. Philip Leonard and week, with Charles E. Berkeley of being *OUclted and report* shdwa on the amount cleared when the tured In 147 months, yielding 6*i per lent to residents of Red fianlc and Victor K. arosslbger. as representa- company holds Its regular meeting University of Plttsburg as the prin- cent simple Interest. Officials of the neighboring town* asking them -to •teady advance toward the quota. Radio Program tives of the township committee, New Organization cipal speaker. The WrlghtMemorial home on Mon- Friday night, August 6. ,, association are Jubilant over this. contribute an article'or article*. The They attended the meeting of the The grand prize of $100, which was Audrey Johnson, a graduate of the They point to the fact that there are plan'cails'for group* of varlou* 'alma. mouth road ha* offered a donation. Leonardo Citlxeng association Mon- Beildes a donation from the home a Mr*. Louiae Powers of Red Bank awarded Saturday night, was won by Red. Bank Woman i* Chairman Middletown township high school of very few investments with so large jettlngtogether on' a donation of one day night and .participated In a dla- Stanley Stout of Branch avenue, Lit- Leonardo, received a prize of »5 of- a return. The other series of the or more article* to bV made In the Collection will, be taken among' the to Broadcast Radio Shopper*' ouaalon about bathing regulations. in This District for Emergency children at the-home. The auxiliary tle Silver. In conjunction with this fered for the pupil making the best short term variety and matured in organlxatlon'a name. ' • " ! •".";• ]•• Program Three Days a Week Complaint* were made that strangers prize the company etso made elx Consumer*' Tax Council of record for the past year. Catherine 87 months with a return of four nar- t 1 of the ambulance equad la co-oper- from Jersey City1 and other placet The campaign/ workers; trttt 'ba. ating |n ral»lng the fund*. ; Over Station WBRB. awards of 15 each. Sanders Levin- New Jersey. Oreen received a similar award as a cent almple Interest • known a*.'"The Bucket Brlg«de," and had acted In a disgraceful and boi- •ofan; who 'recently purchased the result of making the best senior high,), > - =: Mayor Adolph I>^Braua- Is chair- sterous mann.tr and that because,of the ijioniort are Rev.'DrVJihn B. man of the drive and hla team cap- Frederick E; Hauler estate, won two ^school record at Red Bank. A prize " MeCloakey, Rev, Edward W. MllUr, Mr*. Louise Powers of River road, their conduct Leonardo, resident! five dollar' bills. Other winners were Steps to form the Emergency Con- tain* «xe Jury Commissioner Charles .Kea Bank, who' has been conducting pt (5 offered by Monroe S!I*ner for Mayor Cbarlej R. EngHah, Rabbi Ar- Were not wain* the-Beabh. Various Mrs. Alonzo Curchln of Little Silver, sumers Tax Council of' Red Bank the most promising boy In the grade Miller and Thomas P. Joyce. Edward radio programs over WINS of New meant of coping with this problem were taken this week ,at_& luncheon thur H. Herjhen> Peter"M«Clee»LW. Ih^ S Mrs. William. IVBfrode. and Ted Far^ lohoola of-Red Bank -was given to Warren;BarbJur/ HubertFS. TSSrrow hnmi^ Secretary;- Is In charge of -Tork-and WNEW-of-Newark-alnce were considered and the new com- rell of Red Bank and Mr. Blhelm of ait the "home"iffMrsTTh'oinaa Jardine all'donation*. .The large barometer last winter, return* to WBR3 at Red William Dalley. Honorable mention and John" L. Montgomery. ' \ ' ; missioners said they would take Brooklyn. of VUta place, who has accepted an was accorded to Richard Mahoney of , : erepted on the borough hall indi- Bank to conduct a new radio par- Anattempt w(ll bemade to furnish prompt action to cure the trouble Saturday night'* ground prize, a Invitation from Mrs. Florence Zlntl River Plaza and Klolse Jackson of cate* the advance of the campaign ticipating program aponsored :by of Trenton, chairman of the organ- 1 the hospital with enovigH Equipment Several suggestion! Were made but cocktail cart, waa won by Mra. Peter Keyport. The presentation* were : to meet 'any emergency: -ThS. eam- local merchants. It will be known action was deferred. Mrs. Albert W. ization committee of the state, to be- as the "Radio Shoppers" program Mallet of Little Silver. Friday night's made by Rev. Charles W. Nelson, rec- palgn 1* (or bed pans/pitchers, soap Cross proposed that badges be Is- prize, a.card table with chairs, was come chairman of the Red Bank 1 and will be broadcast Mondays, council. tor of St. Thomas'* church, who or- djahe*,' cups, •terlltxer.'jara, palls, in- Fair Continued sued to people entitled to use the won by Mis* Verna Hohl of Little Iglnated the custom of holding recep-. strument tray*, »pong» b6wl*, pua Thursdays and Fridays from 10 to beach. Nicholas Kaiser said that dogs "Everyone in Monmouth county Is 10:3(Sa. m. . Merchant* desiring In- Silver and Thuraday night's prize, a t'.ons for Negro graduates. - I bluln*,- needle boxe«, forcep ' Jar*, should not be allowed pn the beach chocolate set, was won by Benjamla aware of Mrs. Jardine's splendid civic The list of graduates Includes the dressing Jar*, shallow solution basins, Another Week formation regarding the program and that men should be required to achievements," Mra, Zlntl said. "Mrs, can-^cbnault^l^u—Powers-at the Summer* of Little Silver. following In addition to the name*, Tirlnil*, ileep «ohllhm JMBIM, tumb- wett such clothlnr that their "hairy Jardine: has'' been". Identified with printed last week: studio. such progressive movements as the ler* amfeathetertraysraruj cover*. cheats" wbuldno't be exposed to view. Fair View—Hernon Hlckcm, Hurltl rollowlng to a letteVrwhlth will be Mr. MacPhee said that a party had Av«rr. 4 Late Bulletin % WhitHvltlc^—Colem Let, Ermon Jonei, •tnnt to local and nearby ™»™»ldsntsn* : applied for a • gasoline *tatlon con- Firam«n'i Fair to Ck>*e Satur- cession and In-return for this prlvl. WUUap Mitchell. Anna May Wiltshire. "A* the old Ume "bucke"bt t brldgebrldgae** Herman Horrls, Htber Scott, Eileen Ben- I Joined handi, -*(lore. ree.dfiyi to'cope ; cJay.JtJy 30—Held Only Two Jege'would police the beach. It waa About Regatta stated that miscreants had damaged Aibory Paifc—Edward Jones, with the situation at Tiaha, let u* Niffats So Far—Car to ' be band together, and give- (ot our Ho»- boats and stolen" clam*. No charge Paragraph* Below Received This pltil, staiqj(e**. eteel ware?; which,win ! dosing Night. - will be made for -anchoring boati help to ln'oreaje the efBclenoy'of the Ih the harbor thla summer, as the Morning From Publicity Head- "Lost" Fishermen worker*, ;who*e •tirjijleaa effort* vttt- Jjtarbpr will not'be' completed; until quartersr-Marine Park to be mately our* our U&' and. send.ua out rhe . Sea Bright fireman'* , fi. . the middle of Aoguat. •Return Sunburned y our* ou U& which was scheduled to doit) Sunday: CloMd to Autoi. . agaigi n ItIntoo tthh e oonununltoonununlty w resume Fred Schmltt reported that 96 resume night, July 24, will be oontlnued all Charles E, Beck, ' auperlntendent FRED D. WTXOFF. our nornjaXlabor*labor*. ; , street aigna had been made and would " " next week and will close Saturday be put up within a abort'time: Mr. I The following! Information was re- of. mall* at the Red Bank postof- eiw you donate a tumbUr or night, July 80. The firemen weje able ceived' at' The Register office this flce; Kenneth Brown and Harry T. A new series his been started and a larger utensil, ft will «erveja def- Kaier made a report about'the prop- to hold the fair only two nights dup- erty adjacent to the Leonardo- light' morning from Thomas S. Field, pub- Smith, two other poatofllce employees, a number of shares have been soldi inite" purpose for "which "we" wflFlie; ing the paat week due to the stormy licity chairman, of the regatta to be and Mr. Smith'* son Richard, went at tbe association office on Mechanic} more than grateful. house and the possibility of getting weather.. Last .Friday's -wind storm. Work* Progress administration help held here thla week-end. The par- fishing Monday afternoon off the atreet, where Secretary Raymon* "Kindly check the item desired, on wrecked moat of the booth* and dam-' agraph* are the laat minute Informa- point of Sandy Hook In Richard Hurley U In charge. Official* of thai the envelope, you ' have*, found,* and to prevent beach erosion at that aged a good deal of" the mercban- place. Philip Leonard aaid he would tion not otherwise covered by spe- Smith's skiff. They had caught sev- company, in talking with a Register) \ enclose your, check or »Ump» for dUe, but Oliver Byron Engine Co. cial articles regarding the-rowing re- eral weakfish when a storm came up reporter, said they had reason to be- the amount "designated." endeavor to persuade the federal aii' of ,L<>ng Branch' Immediately offered thorltles to Improve drainage condi- gatta elsewhere In this Issue, - suddenly and they sought shelter un- lieve that a decided upturn in real the use of Its booths and the Bee; tions on the llAhthoute property. A recapitulation of the sculls, and der the boathouso of the Sandy Hook estate conditions had occurred it Atlantic Highland* Bright fair opened last' Saturday Mrs. OeorgS' Patterson complained octupedes entered In this week'* Na- coast guard station. They remained Red Bank and vicinity of late. 'They night as scheduled. -The fair was held about'duit on Thompson'avenue be- tional Ro-wlng Championships shells, there until the Btorm. wa* over and said that during the past five months* again Sunday night- but not since/ 1 to be held here Saturday and Sunday then atarted for home, arriving In the association had add nine prop* i v ; v twetn Canter avenue' and the heaoS ertlea, the returns being $37,000. They then. ^^-:-- :-^ - r< f; * ' •how* more boats entered than at Red Bank about 8:80 o'clock. . . -jn»rJW>r,-in the evening - friend* ctated that the company h»tf ample The any previous championship regatta. fund* on hand to make loans on lm« d f "t)ji op D u soon - as ftwda were avallabls. According to Theodore J.• VanTwisk,' thought they might have been caught squid" & all?re»W"for "tijf ^P»>' *: !>QWBR8. MRS. THOMAS JARDINE In the storm and Mortimer Van proved real estate and would - wel- tonight; of the annual three-day fair chaniWse, h«* been purohaaed and the: George Koveleaky aak«d that algna be of the New York A. C, chairman of come inquiries in regard to this mat- on the borough property, on Firac firemen are ready to go again. Next put up on Center 'avenue' and Leo- the National Regatta ' commute of Sauter made a trip to Sandy Hook Mrs. Power* .was. fashion commen- Parent-Teachers association and Rlv- In hi* boat In search of the .party, ter.. • a. venue, next to police' headqliartara. Monday night will be First Aid Night,- tator for WBR3 .last'fall. During, the naMl avenue warning' autolat* to the National Association of Amateur ervlew hospital auxiliary, and has The fidr will alao be held tomorrow Tuesday will be Ladles' Auxiliary; drive' slowly and carefully. He said Oarsmen, the former high was 44 always been Interested In the Wom- but failed to find them. While Mr. Fred D. Wlkoff, president of thai Night and Wednesday will be Fire- winter she/was engaged by WINS to VanSauter wa* making his search nifht'and Saturday night. There, will conduct a series of fashion forums, thbr was' very •necessary u the: two while thla year's National has a total an'* club as well. I am exception- association, made the following state. ~ te several n*w game'* thl*,?ear 'In men'* Might Priie* will be awarded roads ln-que«tlon art largely used of 67, split up as follows: 22 single ally pleased.by her acceptance of the group waa under the boathouae ment: to the largest delegation each'night and at the completion of the series taking It easy, When they got back addition to the customary •attraction.'. she became associated with WNEW by blind men who are Inmates of sculli, 9 double scull*, 14 four-oared the chairmanship." "It I* the safest form of Investment' Theref will be ground prices every- home their friends expected to aee , During the f«lr the first Md: aquad in interviewing persons prominent in the summer vacation home of the •hell* and 12 eight-oared ihells,' this Mrs, Jardine has engaged the In- known, being secured by nnt morU . will give away 1100 free, to he award- night, the 1M8 Bulck sedan will be Blind Men's .dub of^NeW Jersey. list Including three ootupedes. Fur- them drenched to the akin. To the gages, on Improved real estate- aad - awarded Saturday night,' July SO. business and theatrical field*. Among terest and support of IB women In ed in the following' winner! $M the) The next meeting of the associa- thermore, the total number of con- Red Bank, and expect* a large mem- contrary, Mr. Beck displayed two safeguarded by .rules aid. regulations; those Interviewed were Mis* Frances •unburned arms. Brat night, »J« the second night and Atwater, formerly of Red Bank, who tion will be held Monday, August IS, testants will number very close to bership for the Red Bank' council. of the state banking and insurance* |M thB,li*kiii«bt. • • «- ;i-'-. Is advertising manager for Lederle at' Community fire house. 880. - department and.by an experienced! ' The fair is one of a aerie* of events Mayor, Council Lauds Laboratories in • Rockefeller center, Because of the unprecedented num- Phalanx Man Has board of director*.- The •Mnrthtlnrt to ,be £eM by the first aid aquad to New York, and Ml** Oltnna Strick- ber of entries the local committee* Elks' Auxiliary la organized, financed and eontrolleej raiae sufficient; fund* to buy-an-am- Storm Workers land, radio, star. Refreshment Booth have their hand* full storing the con- License Revoked by local citizens and operated-By and ' bulanc*. iTbe^ organization is apon- Locally Mr». Powers has.been ac- stantly arriving boats and 'arranging Has Social Session for the benefit of deserving people et aorlnff a performance of Eddy Bros. ' The Red Bank mayor and council Of Relief Firemen this community."' •• ' tive In. clvlo ' organizations. She I* housing for the crew members. Thla William A. Bray of Phalanx was - • V* Wednuday, August 34. met Monday night arid ordered let- paat president of the Red Bank aux- work i* under the able direction of The Ladles' auxiliary of the Red The-.director*, IK addition-to Mr, •ill' 4*l^.l_l J_ , puMWtt pro- twelve have been placed along the motion plan for' Monmouth county. • . State Medloai Xxame. Theodore J. Labrecque, president and demolished Tuesday aftarnoon. Ardin' Post of Bllverslde avenue, Two care were damaged Tuiaday Democratic candidate* for townahlp Dr. Vlncant J. Faalo of Bouth Am- of the organization, announced that Some of the brlok broke through north aid* of the courae and all' In- Little Bllver, one of the tender* on night when they collided at Bridge and county offices will be Introduced boy,: 'former resident phyalolan at a meeting of the board of truateea coming; craft will be assigned anchor- tho Gooseneck Point drawbridge be- avenue and Chaetnut (treat Carmlna the roof. No one wee Injured. Mr. Menna of Weat Bergen place was on this occasion. The Hat of Invited .J , ' M*oey to Loaii " " • Rilftrview heapllal, recently pasaad will -be held Tuesday evening, July 34, Cobb for many yaar* was a railroad age locations according to their draft tween Little Silver and Portaupeck, Let u* help you buy a h«m* whloh at 8:80 at hla office at Red Bank, driving north on Bridge avenua xuest* 1* beaded by Congruaman the New Jaraey atste medloai axam- porter and about a year ago he by V, -B, coaat guardsmen. General In Rlvervlew hospital with Inter- William IH. Sutphln. •__ you can pay lor with th* rant you headquarters for the regatta are be- while the other machine, operated by are (now paying,, and In a few year* Inatlopatl . The application* of three • proapec- was retired from service on a pen- nal Injuries received In a fall on tlve members wire submitted and re- ing opened today In a specially erect- Eugene Qaijnch, of Detroit, was pro-' have It all peldOnC Malaetay Build- Ion, • the bridge Tuesday. Hla condition coedW weit on Chestnut street. Po- Smeke, But No Tin. in*; * Loan Aaj-n, U MMhanle street, Welcome ferred to the memberahlp committee. ed building In th* marine park Just thla morning Is reported to be fair, liceman Gilbert Dehlgran Investigat- , The Little Silver firemen anaw*r«d > ---" •Bank! nnon* Red Batik' Ms.— to the Wth annual harvatt home of little Silver Taipkyers. 200 feet from the Judges' eland at The exact extent of his Injuries la ed but no complain)* were mad*. a call yesterday afHrnoon to Men- I •• Colt's tteeV ReforsMd churob, i Money to Loan. Tax eale 1* now In oouraa of prep- the finish Una. not yet known, Bevaral X-ray* have No on* was Injured. mouth Terrace on Branoh avenue," Mon«y,to loan on Improved prop- aration for year 1M7 and prior. Al- Old Oold. been taken. horn* of Harry C. Slabs'. A1 erty on eaay paymant*. If you want so etdewslk aneaament and IntUll- You'itlll have some gold Jewelry i < i > •m • '*» oua'rout chloked *Upp*V. Fahoy ar- circuit In an eleotrla motor 1 to buy or build a horn*, oorja In and mant aooount*. Thoet in artaara and sterling silver that is navar U*ed. Mow, Imk Soft Shell Crab OoMpaaka Wanted. 4 water pump oauaed a lot of an '•• on safe, InoJudfni a patohwork •a* ui, Mainitay BulldliVigg A Loan ean save extra out and Interest by Why not dlipoaa of It while prlcaa Woman between the ag«a of M and t Muaja| by. a band. Tloketi, eandwlchen at Sal'a Bar and Grill, tut there w»a no Ore. Mr. aJleb** I Utoalitlop, U Meebanlo atrett, Red making prompt tattlamint. are still favorable. Reusalllaa', M 141 Shrewabury avenue, Rid Bank. 50: good home: one lady In family. Shlldran 00 oanta.—Advar- Sank, phoat R«d Bank Ml.-Advar- , Kemp, Collaotor. Broad tttMt, Red Bank.-Adv*rtla»- Referanoes. Writ* Companion, box rented, the house and la H Alao all kind* wt toasted aandwlohe*. Uan for U>« Uiimeat. , A -sAdrertiienienU mant > - . •—AdvartlMmjAL ML Bed Bank, K J.-AdverUMment iTVo RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1988. 1 Church Notes. on, Allaire. Bight of the boys re- day after a length/ tones*. She had KILLED BY LIGHTNING > ,tfotch Plan ceived llfe-aaring merit badge*, ten Mrs. Lippincott been a resident there 37 years. Former Resident Rotary*' Annual received swimming merit badges and Surviving we two sons and Method!**. < 18 received cimp letters. The Scouts daughter, James R. Clark*,' Jr., of Another Big The theme of the morning sermon were accompanied by their Scout- Of Little Silver LOCUM, Lawrence Clarke ot Atlantic Hit By Lightning Outing, Clambake by the minister, Rev. Herbert J. master, Whitney Burst, Shrewsbury, Highland* and Mrs. E. Robin Little Smith, in the Methodist Episcopal Dies At Age Of 96of Summit.' On Golf Course Holmdel Day church, will be "Nothing but Leaves," First Church ot Christ, Scientist. The funeral was held Monday eve- And; Games Today This Is taken from an incident in , Services in First Church of Christ, ning .at hen 1*U home, Rev. Paul R. Game* Win be Held which Jesus dramatised a universal She Pawed Away at Her Home Frledrloh, paator' of the Atlantic Peter Bentley of Jersey City Everything R«hdy fora Royal Scientist, at 209 Broad street,'Reu Highlands Methodist church, officiat- and unchanging truth of great im- Bank, are held on Sunday* at 11 a, Friday While Her Three Chil- Killed Instantly Tnnreday Monday, September 5, at portance to every person. The must, ed. Burial wa* at Kensleo, New York. Feast This Afternoon at Tin* m. and on Wednesday! at 8:15 p. m. dren Were at Her Bedwde— Evening at die Forsgate Than* McCampbell's Farm cal offerings by Mr*. Baker, organ- During July and August the Bunday ton Manor Lake Dam-, "At. ist, and the senior choir will include Appropriate Epitaph Chosen. Mr*. John lope*. Country Club, Jamesburg. —Meeting Held Sunday. the prelude "Adagio" by Arthur evening services Will be omitted, l»" Miller in Charge. 'Truth" is the Lesson-Sermon sub- Mr* Camilla: 'Lope* of Union Page; anthem, "Still, Still With Thee" Beach died Friday afternoon at her by the senior choir, solo part by Mr*.ject tor Sunday, July 24, In all Christ. Plans are well advanced for the Ian Science Churches and Societies Mr*. Deborah C, Lippincott, one home ifter a »hort illness. - She was Peter Bentley, 38 year* old,' son of According to Rotary Cog*, the of- A. Mehrtn Morrle; offertory,,/'An- ot Little Silver's oldest and most re- the late Vice-Chancellor John Bent- ficial bulletin of the Red Bank Ro- annual Scottish games to be held La- dante," Beethoven, and a postlude by throughout the world. 88 yein eld. '\»t Day, Monday, Beptember 5, at The Golden Text is: "Teach me spected resident*, died at her home Mrs Lopei waa born in New York. ley and Mr*. Edith Bentley of Jersey tary Club, the Red Bank Rotarlans Scarmolln. Mrs. Louise Berqulst, on Little Sliver Point road, Friday City, was struck by lightning Thurs- have been waiting "11 months, three Tberon McCampbell's Ramanesaln daughter of Mrs. Blanche Lesh, will thy way, O Lord; I will walk in thy Survh ing, besides her husband, John farm at Holmdel. The usual mid-day truth: unite my heart to fear thy afternoon at 3 o'clock. Her three Lopes are five children, John, Car- day evening while pitying golf at day* and 14 hour*" for tie big clam- render a solo at the morning wor- children, Mr*. Frank W. Giles, Mr*. the Forsgate Country club, James- meeting will be held to memorialize ship. name." Psalms 66:11). man, Mary, Ferdinand and Philo- bake whkh is to take place this af- the Boottlsh Immigrants who settled Among the Lesion-Sermon cita- Henry' R. Kingsley, and Harry P. menlaj and a sister, Mrs. Mary Mon- burg, and died a few minute* later. ternoon at' Tintern Manor Lake dam. at Old Boots In Monmouth county Rev, Dr. H. M, Hancock of Dantion- s Is the following from the Bible: Lippincott, were at their mother's talno of New York. He was playing with Under-flherlff The affair, which la looked forward and who later took a leading part bury, Connecticut, will be the guest "Justice and judgment are the habi- bedside when the end came. The funeral was held Monday Joseph Colford of Hudson county to by the local Rotarlans and their in establishing Freehold, Tennent preacher.at the evening service and tation of thy throne: mercy and truth Had she lived, Mr*. Lippincott morhlng at Jersey City and burial and wa* approaching the ninth hole guest*, Is-to charge of Albert & Mil- and other communities. This part of his theme will be "The Family Pew." shall go before thy face." (Psalms would have celebrated her 96th birth- was li Holy Name cemetery, that when a bolt of lightning struck him ler, better known a* "Allie" to hi* the program will Include an address Born In England and coming to this day September S. Up to her nine-city, irtth John E. Day of Keyport In the calf of the leg, searing hi* Rotarian brother* and friend*. "Al- by a special speaker, solo and com- 89:14). country early in life,' Rev. Dr. Han- The Lesson-Sirmomn also Includes tieth birthday, she had been amaz- and fed Bank offloUting.i entire body. He was wearing steel PETER BENTLEY * ii*'' baa a hard working committee munity singing and selections by cock began hi* ministry In the state ingly active,' attending St. John'* oleated (hoes and was carrying a which; ha* everything ready for a Soottlah bagpipe bands. this passage from the Christian Sci- ot. Minnesota from which he wasence textbook, "Science and Health chapel of which she was the oldest steel club at the trine. royal afternoon. .•'.. • ; '{; . transferred to- the east, now being a A meeting ot the executive eom- with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary member, regularly, as well a* num-Lec nardo Building City Engineer Hugh Clark, Bern- MM. Ed Egan, Jr., . There will be a serle* of athletio member of the New York east oon- erous social functions, entertain- ard J. Cannon, a contractor, and event*, Including soft ball, .quoits, mltte ot the celebration and their ferenoe. His pastorates have includ- Baker Eddy: "Nothing Is more an- families was held Sunday at Mr. Mo- tagonistic to Christian Science than ment*, and the "movies." Frank Donnelly, former owner of In Hazard Hospital jumping and' running contest*' and ed South Norwalk, churches In New It we* only during the past sev- And Loan Will Pay the Jersey City International league other sporta. applicable to* men who Campbell's sylvan forum to make ar- York olty, and tor the past seven a blind belief without understanding, rangement*. It wa* announced that for such a. belief hide* Truth and eral year* that falling health had baseball club, rounded out the golfing are getting toward middle age and years he ha* been the minister of caused Mrs. Lippincott to cease tak- party. They were all (tunned by the Mrs. Edward figan of White street, whose waist line* have begun to everything indicated that the Scot- the First Methodist Episcopal church builds on error" (p. SS), Short Term Series the former Miss Ruth MoAvoy of tish games would be more elaborate ing an active part In ehuroh and so- lightning and one of their caddies bulge. In Danbury, Connecticut, where he cial activities. Her faithful com- waa burned. Lonff Branch, who was Injured re- and more hotly contested than ever Is enjoying a happy and fruitful min- Baptist. cently, in an acoldent In Shrewsbury Food will be serye'd promptly at before. Band* will also be more nu- istry. The muslo for the evening hour panion for the past three ot these Sura of $29,200 Will be Paid Mr. Bentley was bora at Jersey half-put six o'clock and anyone who merous, it is believed. They will in- The subject of the sermon to beyear* was Mis* Cornelia Aul of Red township. In which her father-in-law, 1 of worship will be prelude "Chan- to Shareholder* Within die City 39 year* ago this November. He Edward Kgan, Sr., and his son1,* not there by that time will ml** elude the McGregors ot Philadelphia, given Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Bank. attended publlo sohool No. IT at Jer-< out on clams, (teaks, corn, etc. Bow- son" by Groton; offertory, "Melody at the Baptist church by Rev. Dr. Francis, both of White street, were the Lovats ot New York, the Kilties of Hope," by DeLeone; anthem by Mr*. Lippincott waa born In Red Next Few Day*, the Return sey city and Manlius Preparatory ever, arrangement* have been made ot Yonkers. the Camerons of Mont- H. M. Hancock, pastor of the First Instantly killed, wa* released Friday the young peoples' choir, "Thou Art Bank, the daughter of Captain Hen- school and has been employed by thefrom Riverview hospital. to have the liquid refreahment* ar- oiair and the Gaelics ot New York. Methodist church at Danbury, Con- ry B. Parker and Sarah Ann Chad- Being at Rate of 5.07%. My Shepherd" (Thurlnglan folk necticut, who Is occupying the pul- Hudson County Park commission as rive somewhat earlier, and a feature song); and postlude. wick Parker. Henry B. Parker was seoretary the past four years. He Told of the fate of. her father-in- of the afternoon'* program will b* a The sports will begin in the morn- pit In the absence of the pastor. Rev. The yum of $20,200 will be distribut- law and his son, the young Mrs. ing at 10 o'clock and continue until Edward W. Miller, will be "The Re-cap'tain ot both the Bea Bird and the lived at Red Bank and Shrewsbury ateln lifting contest. , . : On Tuesday, July 19th, the Home Albertlna, Merchants Steamboat com- ed in.cash to shareholders In the B-l about six years. He married the for-Egan suffered «. nervous breakdown The affair last year, which was held noon. In the afternoon they will be demptive Love of God." series of the Leonardo Building and and was admitted to Hazard's.hos- resumed and in the evening a con-tor the Aged at Ocean Drove will pany boat* sailing between Red Bank mer Mis* Margaret Bowen of Jersey at the *ame place, provsd-that al- celebrate "Anniversary Day." The musical numbers, directed by and New York, Hi* brother was theLoan association within the. next week. City arid besides hi* wife and mother pital, Long Branch. X-rays were cert will be given at the forum. Prices Frederick K. Ball, will include the though the Bctary membership em- The union church sohool picnic will late Aaher Parker, prominent Bed The association is paying its'first ma- leaves one daughter, Jane, who will taken and according to Hazard hos- brace* all classifications of profes- .trill be Riven for each' event and will prelude, "Murmuring Zephyrs" and turity on this ihort-term aerie* which pital authorities she Is suffering from Include cash, medals and merchan- be held on Thursday, July 28, at Bank merchant and first president be two years old in November. sional and business men, the boys Metedeconk club, on the Metedeconk the. anthem "Blessed be the Lord of the First National bank. ha* run 88 months. . Tha announce- several fractured ribs. dise. An afternoon feature will be God." the offertory anthem will be Surviving also are a brother John get on a common level when they river. May 37, 1867, Deborah C. Parker ment of the maturity was made by of Jersey City and three sisters, Mr*. Edward Egan, Jr., who suffered In- have their outing clothes on. a maued band parade at « o'clock. "Still, Still With Thee." Charles M. Keefer, secretary of the as- ternal injuries, recovered sufficiently The three bands making the best The finance commute will meet In married John Henry Lippincott of Edith Cox of Plnokney road, Mr*. It is expected that not only 100 par the church house at 8 o'clock tonight The church sohool will meet at •oclatlon, who" pointed out that 11 and X-ray of hi* body were, taken showings will receive prises of $150, 9:45 o'clock. Little Silver. The ceremony was per- Jane Burnham of Sycamore avenue, cent attendance will be on- hand Mr. Baynton, chairman of the com- formed in Trinity church, Red Bank, people who subscribed to shares in Shrewsbury, and Miss Eleanor Bent- yesterday.-- "Both are expected to befrom the Red Bank club but there 1100 and *50. mittee. Is anxious.to have all mem- the flrit double payment series of the In the respective hospitals for some Harry Ferguson of Elisabeth Is by the Rev, William N. Dunnell, The ley of Jersey City. will be visiting Rotarian* from near- bers of the commute present a* St. Peter's Church, Galilee, Sea Bird, sailed by the bride'* fath- association had paid in a total of time. by clubs in tola district. chairman ot tha executive commit- tbere Is a matter of great Import- Rev. Donald B. Aldrloh, D. D., will M4.820 and on this Investment had The funeral .was held Sunday even- tee. The other member* are Frank er, took the newly married couple ance to be taken up. occupy the pulpit Sunday morning reallied dividends at maturity of f*>ing at the late Jersey City residence tWlM th9 cari ln t Edlngton of Red Bank, Benjamin to New York, the first stop on their Y « - The fourth quarterly conference at St. Peter's church in Galilee, Mon- 165.92. in charge of Rev. Edgar L. Cook of power ot an ox. Boy* can make eirtra pocket money Sutherland and William Maclntoah of honeymoon. Christ ohuroh, Hackeniack, former sellmg Th* Register-Advertisement. will be held under the direction ot mouth Beach, ffhe divine strvlce will Since 1867, over an uninterrupted "This l* a shining example of the Bumson, Joseph Abbott and Arthur the district superintendent, Dr. Leon begin at 11 o'clock sharp. Rev. Mr. pastor of st Paul's church, Jersey Paton ot Freehold, John McDonald of span ot 71 years, Mrs. Lippincott result* of the. practice of systematic Chamberlain, in the church on Mon- Aldrleh 1* rector of the Church of thrift,'* (tates Mr. Keefer. "Our City. About 600 person* attended Aabury Park, Grant HoaUon ot day evening, July 28, at 8 p. m. This had resided at'the old Lippincott the funeral, including state and Jer- Montelelr. Kenneth Chlsholm of Bast the Ascension in New York. family homestead on Little Silver buildlnn and loan association wa* conference Is the governing body of founded in 1928 and has continuously sey City official*. Burial wa* made Orange, Alexander Letslle of North the local Methodist ehuroh and It Is Point road. Of her six children Monday afternoon In Fair View cem- Arlington, John Lindsay ot Trenton three, Louise'Lippincott Giles, Lucy rendered every normal building and composed of the board of stewards, Keyport. loan service to the community of etery. and Alexander Bachelor ' of East the board ot trustees, the superin- Lippincott KJngsley, and 'Harry P. Lippincott, (urvive her, a* well a* Leonardo slnoe It began operation*. Orange. All the Caledonian loolstles tendents and presidents of all church . (Th. R<4 Bonk Ktrlitw can bt bount SETTLED OUT OF COVBT. 6f New Jersey and LtdlM auxllltrlM one grandson, Avery Llpplhoott Giles. It has i never been >eitrloted In any organizations organized under the. la X«r»ert iron Co.U Bntkan, kfn. way, paying all withdrawals upon of such societies will cooperate in discipline of the church. At this ses- rlor.no. M*l«, Ou B.mon and Mi.On' e brother, Robert F. Parker, lives Clara Isssmaa.) demand and with the maturity of the Damages for Jerry Mrrlca of Union holding the celebration. sion the report of the minister for at Les Gertrudes apartments, Red Falls. the year as well as annual reports Bank. Mrs. Lippincott survived her B-l series, wa again demonstrate the Highlands events will Inolude the Arthur W. Sllcox has a* his guest strength of our association by paying Highland fling Tor professionals, from the various departments of theCharles R. Stoddard, Jr., of Atlanta, husband by 16 yaari.' Jerry Mrvlca of Tlnton Fell* M*U church will be given. our maturities when they are due intied an aooldent cue out of court sword dance tor professionals, High- Georgia, The funeral was held Monday at cash. Although the board ot direct- land fling for juveniles, .Highland Judge and Mrs. H. E. Ackerson will the Lippincott home. Rev. Carroll M, yesterday with the Belmar Motor*. Beginning Sunday, July 81, and, or* hai declared aerie* B-l matured Inc. He,was Injured In an accident fling for novices, sword dance for ju-continuing for four successive Bun- leave shortly for their summer home Burck, rector ot Christ church, Enjoy better auality foods; large assortment of famoui veniles, sword dance for novices, open it will take up a few day* to prepare April 18, IBM, on the Belmar-Spriag days, the servloes of the ehuroh will at Tupper Lake, N. T. Shrewsbury, and one of Mr*. Lippin-the necessary chaoks, but they will brands; the friendly, courteous servloej real savings on piping and closed piping. Race* and be conducted by guest preachers A daughter wa* born to Mr. andcott'* dearest frlendi, officiating. In- Lake highway When he wa* atruok your everyday purchases—Buy AMERICAN. Many sea- other events will be held for chil- be mailed to our shareholder* at the by a large truck of the Belmar Mo- who will bring the sermons for both Mr*. B. W. g^one last week. terment was in Evergreen cemetery. earliest possible moment. sonable items are now low in price. dren. Athletic event* tor men will in- the morning and evening services. Oarrett MacEwan of Baltimore .re- Little Silver. •' tors company while riding in hi* clude to*lng the caber, throwing the "Suoh a record ot performance automobile,' He was slightly injured Three of these preaohera are thecently visited hi* father, J. Archi- A note enolosed In one of the many should attraot new Investments In our hammer, 100-yard dash, high jump, sons of former minister* who served bald MacEwtn. boxes ot flowers sent MM, Lippin- and hi* automobile wa* damaged. Ha OSOO Fancy Sweet putting the shot, broad jump and hop association. We exp«0t that a sub- this ehuroh effectively during their Mies ElUtbeth Millar-has been cott, serve* u her best epitaph. It started suit for damage* in the Ldnr •kip and jump. stantial amount of the present ma- Branoh district oourt, but the case (Blue pastorate In Red Bank. The sched- visiting her brother and sl»t*t.ln4aw, described her si • "a gallant 1UU* turity will be re-lnvetted in our as- ule of coming services Is a* follower lady," . ., •';.,,;.,...,,.. was settled by Parsons, Labracque Label) Event* confined to Caledonian Mr. and- Mrs. William W> Milter at sociation end new • share subscrip- i cans members comprise 100-yard dash, & fe6rdeh/with 'the attorneys of the PEAS July SI, Rev. W. Neal Raver, min- Sea Girt. tions will be received sow for the past chiefs' race, for Caledonian* ister at Pemberton, son of Rev. W. Mr*. Lloyd F. Armstrong and Insurance company of the Belmar 41st series whloh opened In June. The Motors, Inc. over 60 year* of age and mile relay Rolland Raver ot Atlantlo 'City. daughter Barbara are visiting al Obituary. 43d aeries will be opened In Septem- Fresh race. The Caledonian society mak- .August 7, Rev. J. Stanley Wagg of Beach Haven. ber. Shares In the Leonardo Build- Italia* ing the most points will be presented Mllltown, son ot Dr. Alfred Wagg, Mr. and Mri. Ray Taylor have Mr*. Mary Em Major*. Plums in* and Loan association offer a type It pays to advertise In The Register. with the Walter Scott trophy. minister and former district super- been entertaining their son, Stanley The funeral of Mrs'. Mary Eva of investment Which 1* Unique to OSCO Bartlett Feminine .contest* will include intendent, now residing: at Ocean Taylor of Chicago. Major* ot West Bergen place, who building and loan usoolatlons and Large single ladles' race, married ladles' Grove. Joseph Judion is making a trip to died early Friday morning in Marl- which resulted In the tremendous Luscleus August 14, Rev. Joseph N. Pedrlck, Panama. boro state hospital, wa* held Bun' race, stout ladles' race, skipping rope growth of the building and loan plan Halves race, tug-of-war, past chief daugh- minister of the Methodist church at Rev. and Mrs. Harold E. Green. day afternoon In the funeral parlor* of systematic thrift and home own- Pears 2^33' ters' race and three-legged race. Freehold,; who came to hi* church Jr., and children will spend the of R. R, Mount * Bos; West Front ership In the state of New Jersey. from a pastorate at Port Norrl*. month ot August at Port Jsrvii, street, with Rev. O. O. Goodwin, "Regular saving* In the Leonardo Glen wood Cooked August 31, Rev." Harold Paul Bloah, pastor of African Methodist Episco- C pal Zlon church, officiating. Building .and Loan aiaoolatlon In the Shrewsbury GOP Jr., minister at Neptune City, son of Mr, and Mrs' Joseph D. Bedle have B-l serle* earned dividends at the can Dr. Harold Paul Sloan, editor of the returned (ton a three weeks' trip to Ths bearer* were Howard Corlles, rate of 5.07 per cent compounded. and Bane* 5 New York Christian Advocate, former Spaghetti Plant Meeting San FranolSoo, Cal., where Mr. Bedle Daniel Terry, J. Clinton and William This certainly warrant* the atten- targe minister ot the Red Bank ehuroh wa* a deltgateto the KlwanU inter- A. Taylor. Burial we* In Fair View and former district superintendent. tion ot every thrifty man and wom- ll-os The Shrewsbury Republican .club national convention from the local cemetery, an In the.oommunjty. The associa- Supreme Bread loat 8c will conduct it* first meeting • of the August 38, the minister, Rev. Her- club. Mrs. Majora la survived by a sister; tion Is operating normally In all re- p *eaaon Monday night, August 1, atbert J. Smith, will return and con- Miss Florence Foulk* ha* been Mis* Hortense Thompson, with whom duct the services morning and even- specti. Mortgage money 1* available . (tSW Pure tha office ot Recorder Elmer C. Wain- visiting Mr*. Mlehael Fun.ro ot she lived. for the purchase and building of own- right, president, for the purpose ot ing. There will be no preaching Patchogue, L. 1 »• servioe Beptember t, the church, be- er-occupied home* in Leonardo and Peanut Butter % selecting candidate* for the coming Robert and William Brltton of Mrs. Thomas CottreU. vicinity. The association offers flex- Tha full flavor of freshly ro—teg peanut* at tf beet. election. ing dosed to allow alVwbo oan to at- Newark have bew visiting their tend the Ocean Grove camp meeting Mrs. Thomas Cottrell, 76, .died ible. mortgage plans which can be The term of Mayor Frederick W. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius •ulted to the need* of prospective bor- ' Cooling 7hir$t Quenchert for Sumn\er Day$ services., M. Brltton. . Thursday morning at the home of Material - Detign Robinson will expire and a candidate her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Bahren- rower* and any offloer or director of for his position will be chosen. For Mlis Jewell Baktr and nlect, Miss 1 the Leonardo Building and Loan ea- Om Sparkling Lutheran. Betty Karlton. have returned from a burg, of Keyport Besides Mrs. B«h- councilman, candidate* will be picked renberg, the is survived by another soolatlon will b* happy to receive Workmanship to fill the unexplred positions occu- Services of the Lutheran church Visit 'with Mrs. Josephine Carton of your application for a mortgage.loan LaBelle, Mo, daughter, Mrs. Clara Sobaefer, and pied by William D. Layton, Russell are bring held Sunday mornings three son*, Walter of Keyport, Os- or a subscription for shares In our Price Beverages Hodgklss and Raymond Quantiser. during July and August at 10.o'clock William MaoFarland, son of Mr,ceola of Red Bank, end Orsemus of association," Choice'of eight varieties. Plus IXbctsao. Colonel David P. Wood's term as instead of at 11 o'clock. Both the and Mrs. Arthur MaoFarland, hasProvidence. R.. L Tfuneral services The offloer* and directors of the councilman also expires as does the church and Sunday-school will unite returned from a visit with Mr. andwere In charge of Rev. W. K. Rpaell association are! am Pure Concord term* of Tax Collector Mrs. Ortrude for these services. During the sing- Mr*. Harold a. Jsslth of LJnwood. of the First Baptist ch'urch, and in- Pr..!d.at—D»nLl H. Ollln.oa of Mew VanVllet and Tax Assessor .Richard Ing of the sermon hymn, the primary Konifiouth. Announcement has been made ot terment was in Rose Hill cemetery Vtee prwldent—Balk KaTooUlen of T. Beak. Selection* will alsove made department will be dismissed for the engagement ot Mia* Ida Ma* Al-at Matawan. Hlfhlurii. Grape Juice for one executive commttteeman and classes. Children of nine and over len, daughter of formed Henatoi Saeimi vies snslient—Albert X. Jean- Florida Orange) Jute* one* eommltteswoman. will remain for the entire service Mark Allen of West' Brighton, 8. I. eon of I«on»rdo. The toplo for the sermon to be given John W. Badgley. Tnuvtmt—Tt*» W. Meyer of Leonardo. DOLE Pln..pple Juice to William Lockwood, son of Mrs. B«enl«rr—CkulM U. KMfer of Leon- by the pastor, Rev, Walter Cowen Norman B. Lockwood. Mr. Lock- John W. Badgley, of Keyport, 86,ardo. Fla. Grapefruit Jute* Elberon Woman Is this Sunday will be, "Forgetting wood Is a pharmacist in Hoffman's died Tuesday of lait week. He Is DiDirectors—<3eor|r e F. Wllllaou pi At- Those Things That Arc Behind, We drug store. survived by a daughter, Mrs. W. W.lantll e MlihludiMldi.'. Chariot Oohlhtua «(A Att - Thomas Manson & Son Press Forward." lantlo Illghltndid . JohJhn X. WaldmanWld n of "TIMZI TESTED* '. Hurt. At Eatontown William Ludl has been making a Conklin, and a son, Arthur W. Badg- Uonanjo, Jamet A. Orodetka of Leonardo, am The monthly loyalty supper will be business trip to Baten Rougi, Lou- ley of Caldwell. Funeral services Wallsoe L. Keeton of Leonardo, Daniel B. UEHOBIALS A car onfiled by Harold'Aumack of held at the church hall on Broad were held Saturday afternoon and Colllmon of Hew Monnouth, Halle Karook- Sliced I5< isiana. burial was at Springfield, N. J. ll«n of Leonardo, Okatltl JJ. Kulir «! ei MonmmiUt St*>b«M R. B. 14. Park avenueMUberon, and operated street Thursday, July 28, at 7 p. m. Mils Eleanor Ash has a vacation Uonirdo, Charhs D. Brown of Belford, WiifCml by his wife, Nellie, was btdly dam- Mr*. Fred Wllman is ohalrman of from her position at New York. Albert p. Johnion of Leonardo, Bernard RED BANK Tb aged and the driver Injured Mon- the committee which consists of Mrs. Mr*. Margaret Coyne. P. GuUbrmitir of Leonardo, WitlUr X. "heat-flo" R. T. Blxler, Mr*. George Fleger, Miss Geraldlne Brown hi* returned WaHlnf of Port Monmouth. day afternoon In a collision at Wyo- from a visit with Miss Marjorl* Mr*. Margaret Coyne of Freehold Oouiill—Irving W. Teepl* of Leonardo. Roasted 17* koff road and South street, Eaton Mr*. John Scnwlnd, Mrs. Bruno Mat- za, Mrs. H. A. Hendrlckaon, Miss Burns ofvSomsrvill*. died Sunday afternoon at her home. Kraft MayennalM i*« *< 33c town. Mr. and Mn. Albert M. Halgh Surviving, beside* her husband, are The Aumaok car was operating Jean Pleger, Miss Emy Olvlng and DITHOL Spray "No AIM* odc*» W-w ""Mei* «*n39c Mrs. Clarence Maxion. spent the week-end in Vermont two sons, Henry and Jerome Coyne, Compare east on South street when it was both of Freehold. LIFiBUOY Hearth So«p I"** 19c •truck by a Red Bank borough truck A musical program will be given Th*o funeral wa* held yesterday operated by Anthony Oettl* of by the Pleger family, Mr, and Mrs. Enjoyed Anniversary Issue. George Pleger, Miss Jean and Flor- morning at St. Rose of Lima ehuroh, Our Prices Shrewsbury avenue. Mrs. Aumack Mrs. Robert O. Sparrow of Wilton, Freshold, where the wotor, Rev. John suffered a broken collar bone and ence Plsger and two married daugh' Connecticut, In a letter to The Reg. ten, Mrs. Lewis Augustine and Mrs. J. Kuoker, oslsbrated a high mas* three fractured ribs. Ister this week writes, "KnoloseJ of requiem. Burial, In charge of ths «VORY ;,••«* a Clarence Maxson. Each member of Chief of Police Harry N. Kirkerard please find check for two dollars In Freeman funeral home, waa In i St. the family play some musloal Instru payment of one year's subscription of Eatontown Investigated the accl ment. Rosa of Lima cemetery. dent. to Tha R.gUtsr, Becauta of the completeness of Worden Speed l.rg. ||C Addresses on the building of the We thoroughly enjoyed your an- Soap church and plans for the future will Mrs. BUsabeth H. Clarke. Service tome families may haw hesitated Selox ANOTHER MEW STAMP. niversary lasu* and always look tor- Mr*. Elizabeth H. Clark* of Bea- be glren by R. T. Blxler, Henry ward to each week's copy. Best Frans and the pastor, wishes for your suocess," con road, AtlanUe Highlands, widow to call us, thinking that our charges were Local Stamp dub Members Get nnt of James R. Clarke, Sr., died Satur- Day Com*. aWyoad their mean*. Ivory Flakes 23c FiMbrterkn. , The members of the Monmouth Iv0ry Snow l*k County Phllatello society received The subjsot of the sermon to be the notices for the meeting of Fri-preached Sunday morning In the While the high standards of Worden dire*, Gardin-Fruh FRV11S and VEGETABLES day night, August 12, this week post- Presbyterian church by the paster, marked at Marietta, Ohio, and bear- Rev. John A. Hares, will be "Life's tion may have mad*) oar Services exclusive, ing the congregation Sunday morning. The stamp commemorates the ily suffering bereavement. 160th anniversary of ths adoption of Several member* of the Young \u*_^ * ••"""•to fautitiitiott SUNKIST Calif. Oraitgts *. 19c the ordinance ot 1767 establishing ot People's Christian Endeavor society the Northwest territory out of which of the ehuroh attended the annual efeated to wrrice. Our oour.,.1, our fa- Elbtrto P«a«h«s 3 »• 14c were carved Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, beach party sponsored by ths Mon- eUiHe* and our resourcee are available to Michigan and Wisconsin. •nouth-Ooean County Christian En- all who call upon IN. SUNKIST Caltf. Umm *» 29c deavor Union Tuesday at Belmar. U. S. No. I Yell.* OntoiM • • 2c The annual picnic, In which all Outs *1agate U Weaker. church schools of this vicinity will WORDEN FUNERAL HOME mm* Mifl iTlwilwy wsjif «nw*>wns» William Olllt* of River Plaaa, U participate, will be held at tbe Mete- 00 EAST TOONTSTREE T PHONE 857 yeast old, suffered a out thumb and dsconk club, on tbe north eld* of the Firm •r»t finger of his right hand yasUr- Metedeconk river, Thursday, July 38. ft.ft. Mcunt & Sen Jersey 4ay when while helping hi* mother Twenty-two member* of Boy toout r*tMMM K. AOAU*. MAN/MM wMh elethei he caught his flngert Troop «T, which Is sponsored by the ALBERT W. JTO ill tha washer. He was treated at Motherhood ot the church, the NECAL'D IIMvervtew hospital and later relta* largest troop In Red Bank, have been H»OBANK.N.J. J HAMY ^ F. W0SWN spending a .vacation at XJams Burl- QQBSsss

i, i'lA >.'• .RED' BANK REGISTEB, JULY 21/1988: : ; West Keamburg. moved from the Roberts.;house on tertajnlng relative* from Aberdeen, Shrewsbury. special meeting of Shrewsbury Hose his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Better Business Valley drive to >the house on Bait Maryland.. - . ' company...... MM. L. S. Ylvlsaker. River Plaza. avenue. owned by the' Sculthorp'*. The'choir of All Saint* church gave Mary and Anna Oudaofkmr-Tork (Til Bid Bank lUuliUr e«n lw bought Edwin Beak la enjoying a vacation Harold Kiordan, treasurer of Realty Co. '"" ; are spending teferil weeks with Mr. a shower Tuesday,.night at the home la Shrnnbarr from tht Bhrawibunr Mar- from hi* duties at a New York bank. Shrewsbury Hose company, ia en- Mr. and Mrs. Bart M. Decker end- of Mrs. Annette Pape on Sears ave- ket, al.tha postefflM tarn Hn. juus Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Nevius and Mrs. Henry Mecklem have returned Bureau Started and Xn. Jofceph- Uni*. Mr. and Mr*. John .Patten of Tren- Blofdu, tad -front Gay Bdwuds on- the Joying a vacation from his duties at ton have rented the Bennett bunga- nue for MUs Martha Sickles, daugh- eoner of Newman Sprlasi road and Misses Mary and Nellie, Borden are New York, , tram a visit at Hartford, Connecti- Mr. and Mr*. John Kits of Stow cut, where they stopped with rela- By Local Chamber road' entartalned-Mr.* Intt1* parents low on Valley drive., ' ter of Mir., and Mrs. Albert Sickle's. Shmriburr nnii.) spending the remainder of the sum- Paul Stlllman'a house occupied by Mrs. Emma- Johnson, whose - re*- Miss Sickle* wUl wed Martin Con- mer at Metedeconk. Charles White and family* is being tives. Mrs. William Jenkins of of Wert New Tort Wednesday. Miss May Pierson returned home Newark I* visiting Mr. Decker, who Mis* RltarH. Thorns Was a-recent taurant was destroyed by fire a few nors, of Rumson in September. * Hiss Alice Blandy of Gloucester repainted. Board of Director* Unanimously Mr. and Mrs. John Burrowes of Friday after undergoing treatment Is her nephew. guest of her'grandmother, Mrs. Felix nlghU »go, ha* opened a restaurant last week at Presbyterian' hospital, City, a college instructor in Califor- Richard Moran, husband of Mrs. Jersey City ate at their summer cot- nia, who Is taking a course at Co- Richard Moran, the former Miss The Misses Brand, are expecting "Adopt Regulation*, and Coda Orahea of Atlantic Highlands. In her home on West Highland aVe- New York. She la now staying with guests from Washington the latter r Mr. and Xn. Veughen Wesley and nue. • • ' tage on Jackson avenue. . ' lumbia university, New York, spent Katharine Hounlban, Is now at Sar- of Ethic* at Special Meeting Mr. :and Mrs. Edward Carle and her »l*ter,'Mrs. James Wolcott, Sr., part of this week. children, Douglas and Vaughaiv Jr, Mis* Catherine Dougherty of of Eatontown. the week-end with Rev. and Mrsi atoga. family, have moved from Mrs. Carrie Carroll M. Burck. ' • • : Carl Davis, manager of the butch- Monday Morning. of Riverside were Binlday guest* of 1 . There will be no services during Brooklyn -was m. week-end guest of Shipley * house on Naveslnk avenue John Poole suffered minor burns er department of the Big Chief mar- friends hen. • A lira. 'Edna MeOlvney. l ' Miss Eleanor Robinson is on a August at the Presbyterian church. ket at Red Bank, has moved In Har- Mis* Marie Koakey^of Centarvine to' Rumaon. about hi* head, face and arms Satur- trip to Seattle, Washington. Services will be resumed the second Final steps have been taken to The firemen put out a chimney fire Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Bayard and day In a gasoline fire. . Poole was ry Hubbard's house on Hubbard ave- road a.qd Mrs. Cllntop Hulsait of Sunday afternoon ln' from a nected with the legaf.department of accident happened on the Alfred J. electrical storms. two weeks' trip to Cuba. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Salinger of of Dr. William D. Sayre, at Red Lippman estate. Smiported b». Merchants. June 28, and which was printed In th« Third Avenue Railway system at Bank, for treatment. Miss Mlnnette Burns of Norfolk, M|u 'Ruth Hill of Greensboro, Sandy Hook spent Tuesday with Mr. Charles Townend recently returned The Red Bank Register Is sup- detail la the 60th anniversary issue New-Yortc, i* cpendlng hi* vacatloa Salanger'jj mother, Mrs. Herbert Sa- ported bv local a* well as out-of- Virginia, Is visiting Mrs. Davis R. of The Register Thursday, June JO, North Carolina, U a guest of Mrs. S. atthe home of Mrs. JacobIdnsiriiyer. The regular meeting of the board from' -Rochester, New York, where Dalfay. langer. ; . •; of education sohedulod for Monday town business men. Advertisement* was unanimously approved at a B. Leach. Mis* Alice Bergen .'' •,'.•,' : dy- Hook-route was put into *.ervlce the past 35 years Mr. and Mrs. Wil- .III lf 'IIJ.UCJ'I l\Wi SHIES ier for the right ;thilnking folks to do Mr. aid Mn. Anthony Lenowlch : and children; John and Helen, have 2S'years:ago this week.". • ':- • lis have been summer residents of a much more comfortable and profit- Service* will be heH next Sunday able business and at the same time returned to their home at Brooklyn Locust. •' discourage and eventually destroy- following a week's''slay:with Mrs. Mnlng at 11,o'clock .at St.,Mary's Lenowlch'i parent*, Mr. and Mn. Bplscopil church. Choir rehearsal -wjli. any spurious operators whose only : ; ' alm'is'tofleece the public and fellow Peter Dickey.- .- ' ' .' .: V •:. .•:•..:.: b« -,held tomorrow afternoon at '2 Colt's Neck. business men.' Mr. and Mnr. Howard\Smlth of o'clock and confirmation' C!MS will Stone, road have returned from a meet at a;40..' , - • (The Red iBank Begistar ean be bought In order to make this plan effec- at the store ot Louis Plo'tkln.) tive It will be necessary for the. atay.at Atlantic City. - <. A series of three game socials will Bureau to step in on -all .case* where. .' Miss Eatelle Thorne of Bed Bank be held for the benefit -tff St, Ag- Plans are nearing- completion for Its code' of" ethics or purposes are spe6t" Suaaay.Tur the guest' of-her ne*.y-chu'Mh:-Th» nrat • -'-will take the annual harvest home of tho Re- violated and the governing, commit- nephew and nlecei tlr. and -Mrs.- place Saturday night,.July 30, In at. formed church Wednesday night, tee will weigh the indiscretions of Louis Becker • • :. Agne*'s auditorium, and. at this af- August 10. A meeting to arrange members and non-members alike Mr. and Mrs. .Francis McGuire of fairWO will be awarded. The award for the festival was held by the with/equal fairness to all.; The bene- New York were week-end guests of waa to have been made at the f«lr congregation last week and another fits which are to be derived from Mrs..Canfleld. . , .',. : ' - ' last Saturday niRht, but waa poit- will be held next Monday night for this program will naturally' be re-' Mr. and Mn. Charles C. Mack >nd poned. The other two'game'socUl* the same purpose. ' stricted to chamber members so that daughter-Joanne of. Stone,road were will be held; Saturday; -night, August The.township committee ot At- It behoove* all "businesses to be recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 13, and Saturday night, September's. lantic township has arranged to members In good standing for their W. Aumack of Matawan. , y have the; road re-surfaced between own. good. , ; i . - Miss Stephanie Bonowjt* has re- the Scobeyville-Tlnton Falls road If each member In good standing turned to 'her' home at- New York Highlands. and the Phalanx road with a bi- will Insert the words "Member Red following sTstay with her cousln.'MiJs tuminous covering. Laird's cider Katherind Xowal.: - '.-.•'".- Bank Chamber of Commerce Better' (Ti>« Red Bank RnliUr on be botuht milt and distillery' are located on Business Bureau" in .his advertising Mrs, Michael, Korman and daugh- la Hilhlmidi (torn L QHHUKI... , the road. Fart of the cost will be ters, Mn. Herman,VandeerYeer and MuUtqr, Btdla'i 4rn* itoron. ui ji 'b the buying public will soon learn- 8tam> paid by the state and county. where^ they can expect best treatment daughter Alma, Miss. Rose. Mary Korman and Miss Edythe Korman of John H. Winant played the newly and fairest value and dp the. bulk The steamer Yankee has reaumed installed electrio organ -at the Re- of its business with those dealers, West. New Brighton, were Sunday dally trips between Highlands »nd visitors of relatives here, . .... formed church Sunday. Next Sun- state* Mr. Walder, the Chamber's New York. Sunday the boat carried day the Instrument will be operated executive secretary. The right to use Miss Jeahette Kllniky of Brooklyn over 200 passenger*. The boat leaves the,above wording will be restricted was a week-end 'guest- of tar. and Highlands weekdays at noon and 8 by Miss Elizabeth Matthews, the to only .members In good standing: Mns-DanleKConnolly and'family. : t.M. and Sundays at noon, and 8;J0 church organist. The governing committee who will Misses NeU HaUtan' aHd Frances p.m., and leave* the Battery, New Marlanna Ellis is the name chos- weigh all "evidence and testimony in N. - Connolly were: Perth. Amboy. via- York, at 9:J0 a. m., and 2:80 p. m. en by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis difficult cases has been appointed by itoniMonday., -" •-'•'. :;•• • •--,- dally. ' Game, parties are being held for. their, daughter born last week PresldentrHaroId- S. Allen eildr ap- '.- Mr. and jirtl 6elb«rt Burie'tt, Mias Tueidny »pd ,Tpur»to» of Carlo Vuu.) Friday night to'rals* money to build Fifth street wilt be provided and there will be a musical program and special fea- , .John Oakley of Wolf Hill avenue a" Cathpllo.church was highly sue-' - Mr*. A. Smith had one of the .larg- spent last week visiting his. parents' cessful. It was attended by. 318 p»t- est group of .week-end'visitor* at her tures for young folks. at Easton, Pa, son» and the front* amounted to cottAge and bungalow in a number Fifty persons attended a beach . There were. 28 tables in play at Edore than $100. Another; party for Of-years. ' ••'.-"''. party held by Atlantto grange at the bridge' and bunco party given the same purpose will be held to- The Curry Tammany club of New Mahaiquan last week. Everybody 70 LAMPS-COMPLETE for the benefit of the welfare fund morrow night, -, . < - . York held a clambake Sunday at the had a'royal good time. Frank Mlnnlt has ireturned home EUiabeth cotUge on Naveslnk ave- Mrs. A. J. Paynter and Mrs. Wat- - Miilday nijtht at the PorUupeok lrin; from Monmouth , Memorial hospital, nue. .- ..- •':••,.••'. ••• .- •> ^ - - The proceeds will be'Used to pro- tan-of Bridgeport, • Connecticut, and Long Brsncb, where .he .was, a pa- Mr, andiMr*,' JotaPiccJ of New- Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wllklns, Jr., vide Thanksgiving and Christmas Uent several weeks. 'His condition baskets for the needy. Pairs of pll- ark havt opened thslr mmmtr home of . Eaton^own spent part of last i»:seHotti.', •.','• ••:.,- " ;• •..' ;••' •; on. Snug .Harbor-avenue. • weak:with Mr. and Mrs. Henry. E. ' low cases were presented to the high . .Rev. MraJ Stewart Is coriductlnr •oorera. Five dollars was disposed of Miss Catherine Wynne • U having Wilklns, Sr. A number of boarders meetings every Thunday night''at aJUraUons made to her bom* on on (the bp-op«ratlve plan. The door the SplrltualUt ohuroh. ' • • from New York, Mount Vernon and prlxe, a hand crocheted center piece, Naveslnk avenue. - Staten Island were at the Wllklns MUs Doris Frank attended the _Mr. and Mrs, Louis Kuneh and son home last week. was won by Mrs. William Kay. Mayor horse show at Rumson last week. . i H.'. Whitney Conrow was honorary Robert of Brooklyn are.spending the Mr.-and Mr*. Frank Hagel and real of the summer at Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Flboh obairman and Mrs. Rtfnio C. JDe- family of New York wers vIsKon entertained a number of New York Nyie general chairman. Assisting here: Sunday. friends at a week-end party at REG. WOULD BE were Mr. and Mrs, K P. West, Mr. Mrs. Geneviev* Moult ha* returned their home. and Mrs. Walter Grills, Sergeant and home from a stay of two weeks In Naveiink. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wllklns Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. David Jones, have returned to York, Pennsyl- 13.95 TO 16.95 MtkjSMward Wortbley, Mrs. William the New HJngUnd state*. Frank Engelmann and hi* ton Vr. and Mrs. Howard Maxson and vania, after a visit to relatives In Mallard, Mrs. Joseph Carroll, Mrs. family and Mr. and Mr*. George this section. They now have Mr. Louis. West, Mr*. Joseph Tober, Donald ware vtsltdr* at Hartford, Connecticut, Saturday and Sunday. Rider and family attended the fun- and Mrs. Fred Wilklns of this place Mrs. George Hurley, Mrs. Charles eral at Jersey city Monday of Mn. Walimg, Mrs. Emma Fleckner, Mrs. Mrs. George Ruppell will .aot -as for guest*. hostess at a party to be held Mon- AD|elo Lori, sister of Mr. Rader. Mr*. Atlantio grange Is preparing for a Jerome Dynan and Mrs, Gertrude day aftertooh. August «,at the.club- Lori was a frequent visitor to Nave- lawn party to be held Tuesday 33 LAMPS-COMPLETE Davis. house of; tit* Men's, and Women's slnk and w,*s yell known hue. evening, August 16, on the residence ,Mt. and Mn. Fred Zlto and daugh- Republican dub. - • •. • • .-, _*<" MHdM4,DeVesty. and SII*. grounds of Mr, and Mrs. C. 8. Con- ter* Gloria and Naomi spent Sunday Edward Baer of . Roielle. P*rlc wwlyn Wttmsrfar* on a cruise to the West: Indie*. over. Mt-Blberon. . ' : passed- the week-end with friends die*. The Sewing club of the Reformed ^Ia>or H, Wbltney Conrow Is oon- here; • • • <• • < ..-..,'. , Nik k bb*4 » wwd;atorm all of church 'will meet at the home of fined, to his home suffering from an Mrs, William Pierce 6f Newark ita own Thunday afternoon. An elm Mn. Russell D. Heulltt this, after- Injury to his leg. ' was a guest of Mrs. George Rupp'ell tre* on Joseph Unitnayer's property noon to make a quilt which will be Mrs. John Afrlcano and son John Saturday and Sunday.'' ' . ;-.'i on Monmouth avenue was blown disposed of at i the annual harvest spent Sunday at Belmar. , Mrs. Jacob Badle la oonAaed to the down and fell across Monmouth ave- home' for the benefit ot the church. •George Martin of Main street has house with' sickness. nue, but did not completely block ih The annual lawn party of the club bitn removed to the Monmoutb Mem-' Mrs. William Goodman ettUrtalned *V>^ Anther tree on tHe Meth- be held Thursday, Auguat 20, orlal hospital at Long Branch and the member* ot the auoshtn* olub odUt ehursh property oam* down and at the home of Mn. William Hunt. Is In'a serious condition. " it her home last week; Thl* after- the top hit tbiedge of the sohool- d ma in MUs Dorothy Hunt was a guest of .There, will be a^ejpilar meting of noon the members of the club will !?*''* * « « the building slight' Mia* Margery Conovar last week. REG. WOULD BE the borough coundll tonight at the pay a birthday visit.to Mrs. Hattle 1* tltt. house. \ y Bens, who Is sick. , : Miss Florence Holmes of Mont- 19.95 TO 27.50 Mrs.; Mildred Soulthorpe of Col- Mrs. Madellne-'Young U entertain, ol«Ur, former librarian hire, and her Mayor Sweeney On onial Inn underwent a minor opera- Ing her sjsters who llvsat Bayonne. mother, (pent the week-end at the tion Tuesday. ' i ' Teacher* olub. Park Commission .Ted Christy of Newark. Is spend- Mrs. l*,t»r A. Blokles suffered an MORE THAN 200 FROM LENOX, MAKERS OF AMERICA'S FINEST CHINA. FAMOUS ing his vaoatlon with her parent* on AtlanticJ««l,lMidi. £!J7 t0,lwr •»• '»*t week while Mtln street. " • ; I a her cardan. While she Mayor Walter J. Sweeney of Sea LENOX COLORS, CREAMY GLAZES. LAMPS JFOR BOUDOIRS, BED ROOMS, LIVING a« laanlag/fphTVlagfhdd . P*ra(uss Bright was appointed by Governor '-' .' .,.' The Pate mn MM Moor* as the seventh member of a fern planed her *y». 8b* was ttakk - on ths *ddr«* on r paper show* commission to study meana of estab- ROOMS. EVERY SHADE INDIVIDUALLY STYLED—COMPLETELY HAND - TAILORED. men Vour *ub«oriD expires. Thl* Mr, and Mrs1, Terrene* MyMoylann arare !!•? *jMtf" <<* treatnieat. «« lishing a state park at Sea Bright. -— like most i tb« parenu of a- s6vborn'«Wdvrn«W i yy Ameetlns; of th* park commission WEIGHTED SILK CREPES, SILK TAFFETAS, SILK BROCADES, GLOSSY ACETATE M Monmouth EiEmeriti i hihMpiUU v A was -held recently at Sea Bright and at that time Mr. Sweeney was named temporarpryy chairman. RAYONS, SHU SHANTUNGS, FILMY NAINSOOKS. MANY ONE-OF.AJUNDt Tha Sea Bright mayor la an ardent of the new park aoej Inlet VS FIFTH FJLQOR Pour RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1938. „ NOTICE TO CONTRACTOIU. NOTICE. : ' Outing Sunday For Rumson v». Clovers Club Entertain! Senator and Judge Fort Hamilton To Notice. Ir bembr s1»«n that usled bids Hie Townihlji Ordlnaaoe publlshjd JienH Flower Show wUl be revived V !*• Bed Sank Board with ha* bMnOnsllr puiM and th* 10. of Maeation for the eoastnetloa of d M d Play Rumson Four 5° •' Imitation within whleh aL Mayor A. L. Braun In Five Game Series Mrs. Albert Donato Win Bermuda Trips Bttamutew Concrete Earenuat, Trit "K." .acUl>B •>'J>n>8**«ln«s «ont*sUnt the ".tie J5*2«5*« •* **» Oakland Sinet dltr of iaid Ordisahe* can b* !eom- Scheduled For The XXV etab entertained Mrs. Al- Cyril Harrison's Rumson Country School. Bet Bask, Hew leniy. tteneid, •*. provldtd In tie local /Bond Mayor'Adolph L. Braun and Coun The first of a five-game series be- Senator W. H. X Sly won the Set Bids, «ur be ; ««sd and read la the oilmen James A. Gibbons and Mel- tween the Rumson Men's club base- bert Donato, the former Miss Mirie Bright Taeht olub's weekly round club polo team will clash with that room, ef th».

Cape Coil, has been vUltlnf her .ion- daughter of West Brighton, Staten party held in the Leonardo and Bre- in-l»w,and,daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Towiuendite* Plan Lincroft. Timely New* fli;.'-V; 1 St. James' Club Island, spent the week-end with Mr. vent fire house, Tuesday evening. Middletown Village. Richard Clapp of Rumson road. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walter. Big Meeting Here Among those to' enjoy an outing Despite the Inclement weather eight and Mr». Clapp and Mr». Myrtje Mrs. Katharine Kelly spent Sun- tables were In play. Mrs. Albert W. 1W State House Clam have gone/ to Cape Cod with Dinner And Dance Sunday at Kepwell Park, Cold Frank H. Rutherford, a Philadel- Springs, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred day visiting Jack Kelly, Jr., who Is Cross was hostess. Another party lua B"Wateri.) Mrs. Perkins for a short -visit at Camp Ockanlckon. •will be held Tuesday evening with Him Mary Ktaball Smith li on a phia' lawyer, will be the 'special Owens and daughter Lois, Ralph Catherine Taylor- lias re- Weekly Letter speaker at a meeting of the Red At Stalder's Inn Layton, Mlas Julia McCarron and L,arry Mahoney, state horseshoe Mrs. Vincent O'Sage as hostess. • trip to Colorado to visit friends. •'•••• pitching champion, will participate turned to her home In California • Robert Laurie King, ot Red Bank Bank Townaend club at the borough William McCarron. Miss Jocelyn M. Lewlt, after a after having spent several week* hall Monday evening' at 8 o'clock. in a tournament-next Sunday at Wide Range of Item* by A»so- •pant last .week. with Mr*. Ellas- 8. First Anniversary Event Planned Mr. and Mrs. Harlem Daly and son Emll's Log Cabin, Middletown. Sun- three weeks visit at the home ot Mr. with ber sister, Miss Rachel Taylor/ Ambjig other things he will describe Robert left recently on a motor trip and Mn. At W. Cross, has returned . datej Press Cover Many Stib>- Blaek and Miss Annie Laurie. ' for Wednesday Night, August day, July 31, Mahoney will take part She made the trip both ways by ' Iprdnxo Oetty of LltUe Sliver Point the,repent Townsend convention at to Michigan, where they will visit In, a tournament at Willow Grove to her home in Richmond, Virginia. airplane. , jecU ctf General Interest to is.hbmBfrijmJIUdn hospital.' 7 Los .Angeles, which he attended. He ,3 —Harry Copperthwaite relatives. Park, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis, Jr., of Mr. and Sirs. Julius Ley and their J Is very aotive u a church worker Joseph Bogart, who last Week suf- New York, who for years were sum- the Pedfle of the State.- : Mr».:oa:dlth CroWeIl li visiting her Named General Chairman. Miss Prlscllla Andrews of Keans- daughter were visitors at Jersey iy.Crdwftll of Borden-place, and hli talk will,relate to religion. fered Injuries when struck by a reap- mer residents of Leonardo, are taking City. Saturday and.Sunday. • •on/Jr" *" '~ '-'-*" '-'"•-' i burjr spent the week-end with Miss Little Hver Point. : Mr. Croweir* Another address 'will be made by er,' returned home Saturday from a motor trip through Canada for a Mrs. Josephine > Dean and her In- A. M. White of Wanamaaea, district Julia McCarron. few weeks. ' "TreAtbn,' JAP)—Farm . wages in sons,John and Whitney, ^ent.camp^ The St. James' dub of Red Bank Rlvervlew hospital. He Is now con- . Qideon, Sunday will be observed fant : sop, Anthony • Clifford • Dean, New Jeriey were reported today,by ling-last Thursday'night'at the end will hold their first anniversary din- valescing. next Sunday at the chapel. are hqme from Biverview hospital. (State Department .of Agriculture I loj eif .'Little;? Silver Point. •" The "big ner dance 'Wednesday'night, August Lawrence Mahoney of Bronx, New . M. H. Kelly has resigned as secre- WIRES INTREPID AVIATOR. Red Bank. •',-.•,'.' . : have'been but om per cent tower wind" 'the next' morning 'blew'away 3, at Stalderls tavern.on Bridge aVe- York, has been visiting his brother, tary of Lincroft fire company, Wal- Dr, Daniel D. Hendrlckson has during, June ' thai' for the .same their: teat;.and. their breakfait- and nue. Final plans for the dinner were Michael Mahoney and family, ter Walbel was appointed by Presi- bought a Bulck automobile,- ; 1 AiburyvPark Pharmacist Wants Cor- month a year ago, despite a lour per'they-,Had, torseek refuge.In a.boat- announced: at a meeting of the club Mrs.. Charles Ellis and her infant dent Anson Goode to serve.as secre- rigan To Visit Monmouth County. Mrs.: Charles. Evan .and her: son *ent'decline Int the: avera'gji-.farrnlhoiise nearby."'. . <, Tuesday night. President Dick daughter.Mary Ann left Rlvervlew tary until the end of this year. Charles of Jersey City .passed the price'of commodities. ' < •'•• •••-<- \\ •'. • • ,'1. ''' ' ','f ' " i •'•-'• Thompson told the club, members hospital this week and are spending .William J. Korbonlts, Asbury Park 1 week-end with Mrs. George Spefford. " "N«w• Jersey-Farmers,.l«rjiiw. lrarmfira." the'dtfbartthe'depart-- :'* ' ' 'i^i'- •' /; t ' . . i I' tha^ Harry,Copperthwaite'had been a short time with Mrs. Ellis' aunt, pharmacist and director' of the As- Mrs. 'William Van Brunt. , Leonardo Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neviuahave • mentis,monthly crop bulletin .said;. Rumson. •I 1 .'I', selected'as general chairman; , - bury Park Travel service, wired his moved from Liberty street to the "Did not cut trie wages of hired labor ' .The club was , formed' August 4, Mr. and Mrs, Leandro Forrlnoand Saturday Chester Guttormsen took congratulations to Douglas P.' Corrl- house at Shrewsbury which they in proportion to' the decline "Iri the 1987, with a membership of 28 young daughters, of Long Island and Mr, several men for a fishing trip on his gan, intrepid aviator. In his message reoerttly bought ' . ; prlfte: for' farm prdduce." ' •;•»' men .from Red. Bank and'.vicinity. and Mrs. Louis BesozzI and daugh- boat Monica. M. J, Dutka, a sum- to Mr. Corrigan he says, "Come back ter Lillian of New York city have ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jelm of:Bear . Reporting moderate . damage' from The* club Is growing rapidly and now mer resident ot this place, caught 86 on the Queen Mary; visit' Asbury Mountain we're guests of Mr., and Kr. «outtnfcetf.> ^ been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dante Da- tta. porgles and 10 fluke. Peter Ged- Park; we will supply the compli- heavy rains, the bulletin said: : 1 Mr, :end Mn., Gerald, Raiding re- has'a membership of more than 60. verlo. Mn. Julius Ley Monday. " ' ",'The stormy weather during: the It bargained considerable notoriety ettla and Abe Golden, also of Leon- mentary ticket." ' turned Tuesday from a stay-in Eng- Harold Welderholt Is a new mem- ardo fared well, but did not get so Mr. Korbonlts feels reasonably sure last week of June, accompanied, by land, Mr. Baldingfiwho u a polo through, athletics.' The club basket- heavy and excessive 'rainfall, espe- ball team closed' its schedule last sea- ber of M«. Ada Woodward's Sunday- many ilBh as Mr. Dutka. that although Mr. Corrigan might .New Keyport Besldent, son with a ten-game winning streak school class. Mrs. Harry J. Hughes, scored high- not accept his offer that In due time Mr. and Mrs. Isaao M< Roberts of ' against some of the county's tough- Miss Ann Worth of Freehold spent est In bridge, Mrs. Peter Chrlsten- he will visit Monmouth county and Broadway, Keyport, are the parents est opposition. While tennis and golf Sunday with Miss Agnes Carney. sen highest In pinochle and Miss make headquarters while here in As- of a daughter, born Tuesday at Rlv- Erna Green highest In bunco, at the 1 competition, is kept within the club, Mr. and" Mrs. William Slater and bury Park. ervlew hospital. Mr , and Mn. Charles . Ing of top soils occurred. ' •will .make an automobile trip, to the Its representatives showed up well • ."Wheat, rye, alfalfa and corn were New'England starts next month. In the Monmouth County Table Ten- nis tournament, finishing second to beaten down In some places. Hay, Miss Dorothy Busch of First street • which was cutiand drying In mead- and. her aunt, Miss Anna 'Schwartz, the Mercury club. The club softball ows, also was damaged,'. On the whole, ira stay ot team is tied for first Vlace In the local AV A. U. Softball league. * % Mr.. FBANK-H. RUTHERFORD While it might appear that ttn tinle, when the, storm Only secretary of Townsend clubs. All main Interest of the club la athletics, , suffered a throat f y who Interested persons are Invited to at- the organization has held many in- tend, regardless of whether they are formal dances and socials during Its melnbers of. the Townsend dub or comparatively short existence. not.'-'- ;''" :;\.^ _ '• . The chairman of the dinner-dance, ; Harry Copperthwaite, also holds the distinction of being the club's first MARKETS American Legion president. He held office from Its inception until '• late in September, when he was forced to resign to re- Schwlndermann of Blngham Will Hold State sume studies "at Georgetown Dental iffSt. avenue had a fainting sp^ll Monday school. He was succeeded by Mr. PEL MONTE PINEAPPLE Sliced can panded acreage and favorable on Washington street, near the Meet At Asbury Thompson. The dub meets weekly ther, the department states.' bridge,' and was taken to Rlverrlew In the cafeteria of Rod Bank Cath- hospital In the Rumson ambulance. I olic high school. pk«s. i Spencer Perrlne o"f Cranbury was Shrewibury Port of Red Bank Other committees and their respec- JELL-O or ROYAL DESSERTS . 2 tive members are decoration, Clifford to Take Part in Monster Pa- Meade, chairman; James Quinn, Ed. qt. rade to be Held There in Sep- Plcoolie, Frank VanBrunt, Fred who resigned last week. Schofltld, William Andrews, Justin SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE . . bot. turned after absence of seven tember. ' •The vacancy eausea by Elliott's ; Spenee, Thomas Salmon and Joseph retirement was filled by Theodore years.' Sovlero; ticket, Richard Attrldge, \A#LIC ATICC "The Breakfast ' fk H. Dilts ot Three Bridges, Asbury Park will play host to the chairman; James Barberio, Joseph don county. pkfi- 'month Memorial'hospital, where she 20th annual State Convention ot the Grause and William Turnler; door, TT I! law sf% I It ej of Champions" • • • • J^ American Legion, '.Department' of Porter Toomey, chairman; Loulu New Jersey, Thursday, Friday, and Grandlnettl, Harold Hounlhan and 1-lb. Saturday September 8, 8. 10, with Theodore Flynn and publicity. Thorn of the conservation committee since business sessions in the Convention as Bly, chairman; Edward Hem CAMPBELL'S BEANS . . . 4 Memorial hospital last week In the Hall on the boardwalk. The Mon- May, 1938. : Rumson' ambulance. • She-was, a pa- schoot, Richard Thompson and tereyt hotel will houee the 'Legion Rocoo Calandrlello. c tient at the hospital several months delegation. ' . The Bureau of Structural Inspec- with "a broken leg suffered In a fall DOUBLE TIP MATCHES A&P . 3 10 tion of- tha State Labor department and was home only a short, time Competition ol Legion bands, drum Woman's Club Mas approved during June plans fftr M; h , „ ,^ J d ,„ lnJuhll|L corps and drill teams will be,held In •tJC^TAD TIT A Orange Pekoe, FormoMOolotif, "For Vi-lb. |f|^c Vi-lb. A f e Drolectprojects,fos forr new factoriefactoi s and alter-1 "„Mr.. ""an°d *„*"„„,„ Mrs. MantohB„ :„. Metealv«.».if the High'school stadium on Sunset atlons of existing factory buildings. entertained Mr. and Mrs. D. Emery avenue, beginning at S o'clock Sat- • ' Successful Party f^sWV-1 sf>|\ I tb»f% IndU Ceylon Jaw, or Mixed Iced Tea" pkg. | J pkg. Jfc«W The 22 projects, announced Labor Brenneman jof -New Tork, formerly urday morning, September 10. Color Commissioner John J. Toohey, Jr., of Short Hills, over tthh e week-endkd. guards, junior bands and drum corps Forty tables were In play Tuesday Sultws Brand Mb, represented total expendituredit s ot will compete by participating In the afternoon at the annual summer card MIsaRae Berger and Miai Mar- parade that afternoon. Cash prize) party of the Woman's Club of Red SALMON Alaska Red tin PACIFIC PAPER $390,720, an Increase of $288,920 over garet Hlgglns of Ringoes, New Jer- valuations of projects approved in approximating $1,000 and, banner! Bank at Mrs. E. H. Boynton's home sey, were week-end guests of Mr. and will be awarded to the winners and on Alston court The house was dec Ci^D ffC The Sunnj' Jon Sundard May. • • ' ••"''; MU» Berger funn«rs-uB. . Breakfast Cereal Qualrly —During the fiscal year ended June- » orated witb flowers and/the tabl TOMATOES lc taught school here. Entertainment .featur«s_,e.!>Ptem- Ptlxes.war*. yaxlous colored, lacquer- 30, a total of 30T plans for Industrial Mrs. Erie Clay * of Jersey -City, construction In. the state were ap- plated Include a wild' West rodeo, ed, trays. Twelve door prizes, donat- amounting to 'ormeriy of this place, Is diving' and swimming matches, a blg- ed by Red Bank merchants, were glv. LIFEBUOY, SOAP TOMATO SAUCEM ^L en away. ' ' . : 6 25< $6,801,373, apple and shag, dance exhibition and Hunt street, contest, surf-board contest and a Through the courtesy of the Red TOMATO JUICE 1.%, Organisation of 37' units •.o f the floor show by -well-, known entertain- Bank police department cars were Tom Collins Mixer 3 •17« Emergency Consumers Tax Council Fair Haven. ers. ''; • .'••'•' directed to and from the Alston court of New Jersey to war on "taxes that Many Posts will add to the color entrance. John Decker, Jack Mur Prepared Spaghetti Heatand&t4 A Salad Dressing P»I« ^ j* 29< lower the standard of living" was h Ann Falvo, daughter of Mr. and mar turned back to New York and CANTALOUPES BUTTER cmfrom Tu b • ftt the dtyot and Otorv* Quicktobaib't erlr.t . Mrs, Peter W. Falvo of Spring street, owe* was rushed to the boi- . t«n«rs) store.). Mrs. George Marfln and daughter was given a party Thursday after- t was necessary to amputate u e M<1 ;er. Plans have been completed bir the returned to their home at "Wattrbury, noon at her home*'In celebration of GREENING APPLES 3 10 CHEDDAR CHEESE Bi °t Ladles' aid society of the Methodist Connecticut, Saturday, after spend- her'third birthday. The party, was Edmar was docked at the Sea church tor. the food sale to be held ing three weeks with Mr* Martin's held on the'lawn of her honic, >• Bright Yacht' elUb Sunday with a C Berdsa'a Saturday rooming of this week at 10 parents.. . 'Decorations consisted of greeniand group- of guests, but the major re- BANANAS ^ . . . 5 CREAM CHEESE Star Ib. o'clock In the library room In thai' Mrs. Fred Brameytr and daughter white. Games were played and re- mained In the hospital and had to • borough hall. Mrs. George Ivlns and' Alice Jeft yesterday. f«r Troy, New freshments' were' served. Ann was forego his Sunday Capitol theater 1 C Mrs. George Mlllward, Jr., are co- Tork, where they will spend a week the recipient of many useful gifts. hour broadcast. Ha will be on the WATERMELONS^, . . -55 SWEET BUTTER . & 16c chairmen of the affair. with relatives. , . . Those attending were Mary Mln- air Main Thursday for the Major Miss Btulah Wetberbee of Brook- • Daniel'O'Brien of Jersey City, Is ton, Ingrld Davenport, Corrlne Br- Bowes Amateur Hour, after which he 1 C lyn la spending a two weeks' vaca- visiting his cousin, Frank Neville. rltksen, denevieve Bahltt, Ann Mln- will leave as usual on board the Ed- HONEYDEW MELONS *? « 25 WlLDMERE EGGSAr^33c tion with her aunt, Mrs. J, H. Mo- 'Mrs. Lillian DaSayda, who was a ton, Janet Smith, Audrey Csrhart, mar for Sea Bright. Nally. Miss Evelyn McNally Is hav- pstlent at Monmouth Memorial hos- Jean Smith, Barbara Hubbard'and c ing a vacation of two weeks from! pltal for three weeks, has returned Mrs. Victor Don, Mrs. Edwin Hub- TOMATOES^ . 2-9 NUTLEYOLEO her duties In the Red Bank office of borne. She la steadily Improving, bard, Mrs. Charles Errloksen, Mrs. J, Weiterman Again In the New Jersey Telephone Company. I Miss Joan' Massey Is apendfpg a A, Flohter and Miss Altnett* Dora. Mlsi Anne Hasler of Bllverslde avo-1 week with her grandparents, Mr. and Life Insurance Lead ICEBERG LETTUCE COMING PBEBHOLD LBCTVRB. PURE LARD ^ nue entertained Mrs. Walter Bykts Mrs. John Dean of Bhrewibury, Prlctt tft/eclftw Through Saturday, July ttrd Prices 2 _ of New Tork for the week-end. Mrs. Martin Mason, who under- Morris Westerman of Riverside Through Saturday, July «r«J Lightning struck tha homs/of John went an operation at Fltkln hospital »>aoei W. Downey to Address M«n- Heights during June was among the Bates on Little Silver Point road. last week, u on the road to recovery. month HMorioal Oroup. ten member* of the Atlantic division ,of the Niw York Life Insurance Price§ tf/tctiv until July 27th unJ««f ot/iehels« noted. Above prices effective at following $torm The bolt knocked a number of shin- Joseph Fst of South River enjoyed Shipwrecks AloneAlone;. 'The New Jer- gles off tb* root and demolished the a week-end visit with his grandmoth- company, who sold the greatest 1 ssy Coart- will be tie title of a lec- amount of Insurance. oiectrlo light meter in the attic, erPC., MilMrs,. V^atVUVKIIlVCatherine ' DUI1IVRI1Sullivan., There was no other damage. ture to! be given by Leland W. Dow- 'Mr. Weiterman has been with (be Mrt/Marino LaRocoo and family ney at the Monsoouth County HUtor- company for about a year. During A dissert-brldge for the benefit ot ot Long Island, are visiting Ifr. and ieal association building, Freehold, that time ha has bain among the A«P SELF SERVICE | 121 MonmOUth St, Red Bank St. John's chapel will be held next Mrs. Joseph Clmato. Thursday, July », at * o'oloek. five leaders on flva occasions and Tuesday afternoon at the home) of Joseph . Maloney, formirly , em- Mimbers of tot association, will be among the ten leaden on eight oc- at Pearl 81. near CarHoa Theatre VBBB PABKINa Aaiolnlag Mat* Mrs. V. Parker Wilkinson at Little ployid by Sidney H. MeLsan.-as admitted*without charge, but there i SUPER-MARKETS Silver Point < hl b di h td will t ll dil 3ix RED BANK REGISTER; JULY 21,1988. line da sola sown with a fitted waist SEVERAL Y?n&& PBOBATED. tle .five year oM con -was doing, as and full skirt and a large picture he realized his sets would play no Canadians like r hat. She carried a bouquet of white Boatmen: Must Go Broken NoseNoJoke, Fonno? BfoQinoutit County BMldrate Btver Warn Baaldeat Warns Animal more. ' . ° • •, : ' • roses and baby's breath, Mrs. Tal- Make Bequests to Relatives. . •' Owners to Beware. . ';; It was those team, that made me /Everything Here bot iTravers, a sister of the bride- Slow at Regatta write this letter to you. Mr. Editor. groom, was matron of honor. She Mrs. Grace Talbot of Eatontown 75 Hubbard Avs., to warn' the people of River Plaza :o wore a flowered ohiffon dress with Users of boats on the river at Piayftil Negro Jsearns left all her estate to her daughter, : River PU*a Beware!! ..'.'•.•, ... , Red Bank are requested to tra- Mrs. Florence Jones, in a will she Bear Mr. Editor: ... . ;•.••"'. •••:-•. SinctTely yours— But The Weather blue slippers and a large picture hat " '' -•' .." Mrs. Harry Leach and carried a bouquet of Talisman vel not faster than six miles an executed May 18, 1938. She named May I through your newspaper, give Crew From Nora Scotia Arrived rotes. Jack Mulder, a brother of the hour while the regatta Is held Charles - Parka*, colored, struck connected with his olfactory organ. her daughter as executrix a warning to all animal lovers, and bridegroom, was best man. Saturday and Sunday. This rule Charles Summer, also colored. In theHowever, as the hearing continued, Morris Hall, a home for aged at owners of nets In River Plaza! • •^' Yesterday to fake Part in the has been adopted because many nose, and broke it—but it was all In details of an'argument between the Lawrencevllle, was named as resid- There is someone living In this WANT ADVERTISEMENTS A wedding breakfast was served uary'legatee in the will of Katharine community that delights in poison- of the craft taking part in.the fun, or at least that's the only ex- two transpired. ing animals—whether they are itray Regatta Saturday and Soaday at the Mulder home lor Immediate contests are very fragile and Higglns of Red Bank, which was TooUto for Clarification. relatives and close friends. Mr. and planation the alleged assailant had Mr*. Llllie Jonas,* guardian of homeless, cats and dog*' or • some KMPIlil o«k .tudlo pluo. concert pitch.' —They're All Big Boys. Mrs. Mulder left, earty Saturday af- would be -capsized by high to offer this morning . to Recorder Parkes, sought to Intercede for him.executed last November. Rev. J. B. child's dearest -postesslon. - for.rale., reasonabl 'tt o quic''k "' barer* waves. Those who wish to an- John V. Croweli In police court. She admitted that previously he bad McCloskey was left $150 for the per- To my way of thinking there Is no T«l«phon« B»d B»nk ternoon by automobile for Canada, chor boats to witness the races A party of IS oarsmen, arrived at where they will spend two weeks. The lad -with, the queer sense of been a sore trial to her, but that petual care of her burial plot In Mt meaner kind of a> fiend than a per- GAMBO Hoofing sod P«lntlni Co. E«U-< should arrange for this not la- since being discharged from Jail he Olivet cemetery and for the saying son- who delights in poisoning some nutM chwrtulljr slnn. Cu« of Amoco • Red Bank yesterday from Nova So- Upon their return they will reside on ter than tomorrow with Theo- humor was charged with assault and person's pet—whether It be a thor- (ferries Station, Eatontown boaltrmrdj tla to take part In the regatta Sat- Main street, Belford. battery by the victim, who failed to bad worked hard and was support- of masses. Bequests of $60 each Ocisaport. N. '• dore Moore, who has an office oughbred, or a faithful mongrel, and ' ' ' • urday and Sunday. A shell, obtained see anything humorous about a shat- ing'her.' '•'•'', were made to Miss Julia Hoffman BUOH a person does live In our CUT riowms and nnUbln for •!].; near the municipal dock. Near- of Long Island and William Hig- : — compnsur for Una iuIDDX» a * from the New York A.'C. through THEATERS. ly all arrangements for the re- tered, proboscis. Farkes, according, Recorder Croweli took this Into midst! , • / * Max B. Janr. Oewnpprt. N. J., Amoco Jamas Lang, chairman of the race to the police, recently served the bet-consideration. He said, "I'm going glns of New York. Henry W. Clin- I know from experience having just Btrries Station. Bstontowii houlrrtnl.* t gatta'have been completed. ton was appointed executor of the committee, was placed In operation, Oarlton. ter part of a year In jail for stabbing to fine you $10 and glv« you SM days lost three pets of our own,'and bur- FOUB quUt laddie horn* for uds, iolt- ' and the crew is hard at work In prac- another man. In the county workhouse. The Jail will. "••.•;•• led some neighbor's cat. that crawl- • able for children; alio pony cart in» tice for the coming events] "Women Are Like That," with Kay sentence Is suspended. But if you're ed into our greenhouse to die. fcantsu. Prloes nawnable. W. H. Foslas Francis and Pat O'Brien In the main "You're a playful sort of fellow," It might be a wile thing to men-Bldlac Stables, Bjesmoro aTiant, Sbraws- The Canadians are an enthusiastic brought back before me on the slight- Enjoying Two-Weeks' Vacation. tion here—that this cat. which we barr. N. J. hion. T4« Bo~ d" Bank" -; roles, will be shown today at the said Recorder Crbwell, "going around est violation—even Bplttlag on the lot They simply rave over every- Carlton theater. Obituary -rs. Rose T. Matlaw of Long gave a decent burial, was a lovely ON JULY Slrd, 1918, at 1:00 p. n. to thing Red Bank has to offer—that the country; stabbing people and sidewalk—you're going back to Free- •ich Is enjoying a two weeks' ya- soft nev with white throat, and be sold at publto auotfon • eontsnts in The feature attraction Friday and breaking their noses." Is, all but the weather. They are Peter Luker. hold to serve a year in Jail. Can you on from her duties in the law white pawe—rather a bushy tall So, watehosss room, propertr of F. H. Laor. Saturday will be "Three Blind Mice," get that through your head,?" if anvone near here has lost such a to aatbfr a ll«n claud upos ismo br Al- domiciled In two Red Bank houses, Peter Luker of Belford died earl; Parkes told-the court that he had Je of Applegate, Stevens, Foster bert jSardg* ft Sou, 115 Broad •treat.' six of them at the home of Robert starring Loretta Young and Joel nothing against Summey, and that pet they /will know what has hap- this morning at the age of 64 yeari Farkes was in a reflective mood u> . -.d Reussllle of Broad street. She pened. - •xtroias rear wanhow* ' entraaee, ' Bad H. Vanderveer of Branch avenue and McCrea. The supporting cast In- ordinarily when they met each would he left the courtroom—after deposit- Bank. ' .'.' • • • cludes David Nlven, Stuart Brwln, from hardening of the arteries aftei Is vacationing In Massachusetts. Aa we burled our pets, and this seven at the residence of Asenatb having been In poor health seve slap the other heartily on the batfk. ing his $10 fine. ALL KZBB of rilrttlr md AM and Hlgginson of South stret Marjorle Weaver, Pauline Moore, - i mis • lone stranger, I wondered If some tabes for asle at lanatn prlo«. Brook, Blnnle Barnes and Jane Darwell. months. He was the tender of th< Summey corroborated this, and said The arrest was made by Sergeant I Boys can make extra pocket money little boy or irirl wa» standing with •Id* Ian, n«ar Ston* Ohvieii, Atlantlo he was quite astonished when Farkes James B. Sheedy. " A perusal of the heights and The "request" feature, to be shown Belford drawbridge. He Is survived selling The Register.—Advertisement team In his or her eyes, as* my lit- BlbltaO ». ».• weights of the visiting oarsmen will at 11 o'clock Saturday night. Immedi- by his wife and eight children, the • show that they grow big in Nova ately following the last showing of latter being Mrs. George Heyer, Mrs. Scotia. The baby of the crowd, Cox- "Three Blind Mice," will be "Pri Charles Patterson, Mrs. Alfred Rich- swain Carl Swatter, U only S feet, < vate Worlds" with Claudette Colbert ardson, Everett Luker, Miss Mab inches high and weighs 128 pounds. and Charles Boyer. Luker, Edward Luker, Miss Anna But the bunch averages over 8 Luker and Donald Luker, all of Be' feet In height and 181 pounds In ford. He alto leaves three sisters weight James Anthony is « foot 3 and a brother. They are Mrs. John and weighs IBS. Hatt is 6 foot 2 and Helns, Mrs. Vreeland Morris, Mrs. weighs 180. Lawrence Frelick is « Lena Sutherland and Donald Luker, foot 1 and weighs 190. Harold Bren- all of Belford. The funeral ar- nan. Is an even six footer and tips rangements have not yet been made. .the scales at 170. The height and weight of the others follow: Claem Norwood 5 feet 8 and 180 pounds, Michael Dailey. Jerry Calnen 5 feet 7 and 170 pounds, Michael Dailey of Freehold died SALE STARTS Jack Saunders 6 feet 11 and 192 Sunday in the state hospital at Marl 77 pounds, Owen Sawler 5 feet 11 and 160 pounds. Bllwood, the spare, Is S boro. Surviving, besides (his wifi TODAY.. 7. feet 8 and weighs 128. Mrs. Mary J. Dailey, Is a sister. Mi BROAD ST. ,. V. I* Sullivan is In charge of the Dailey for many years was a resl group, which made the trip from dent of Keansburg. Nova Scotia to Red Bank In a bus. The funeral was held Tuesday RED BANK •• • . : • «i« morning in St. Rose of Lima church, Effective One Freehold, where,a high mass of n qulem was celebrated by the rectoi Entire "Week Weddings. Rev. John J.' Kucker. Burial, 1: Free Delivery charge of the Freeman funeral horn Phone R. B. 1353 July 21 - 27 Incl. Halie—nnneac was in St. Rose of Lima cemetery, MiM Muriel Halse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Halse of Rrdge Bin. Alice Hart road, Kumaon, -became the bride of Mrs. Alice Hart, a resident of the • Anton Peter Tlnnesz of Cranford, on Now York Slate Tall rnllllps Lg.No.1 Monmouth Hills section of High- Fanoy • No. 1 Can {gunday afternoon at Holy Croaa lands for the past 12 years, died College Inn Tomato Juice Deltoioua Can church, Rumaon. Rev. John E. Mur-| Cut String Beans Danielle Dawlcux And Douglas early • this morning at Monmouth ray officiated. Mri. August Xleder-j Memorial hospital, where she had haus, the ohuroh organist, played the' Fairbanks, Jr. been a patient two days, Funeral .Mas wedding march and sang "Ave Florida's Finest [.Can Maria." "The Rage of Paris," starring Dan. arrangements In charge of A. M. Grapefruit Juice Kewpic Shoe String Beets ^ ielle Darrieux and Douglas Fair- Posten and Sons have not been The bride was given in marriage banks, Jr., will be the feature at- completed. by her father and was attended by traction Sunday, Monday and Tues- Miuselmnn's L«.lTos. HurtTs Ig.ttos. her sister. Miss Doris Halse, as maid Fanoy quaUty Can day. Prominent parts in the picture Home From .Hospital. Applesauce ' Bead; to Serve Can of honor, and Mlsa Arllne Smith of are also taken by Mlacha Auer, Hel- Tomato Soup Fair Haven, as bridesmaid. George en Broderick and Louis Hayward. Theron McCampbell of Holmdel William Murphy was best man. Pe- returned home Saturday from Mon- • Campdre H-lb.eeUo Style White Small ter Steiner of Cranford, cousin of the Strand. mouth Memorial hospital, Long Marshmallpws dreamy and Smooth Pkg. Will Not Bob Off Bottle bridegroom, was usher. Branch, where he was an observa- White Shoe Polish "A Trip to Paris," another in the tion patient several days. His sick- The bride was attired In a white series of "The Jones Family," and satin gown, princess style, and finger "Woman Agalnsb the World," star- ness was due to ptomaine poisoning. tip veil with pearl studded halo. She ring Alice Moore and Ralph Forbes, He Is now well on the road to re- Sweet and Bef.Slie Silver King Sot Jar Mot carried a bouquet of white roses, lil- will be shown for the last times to- covery but 1> otill confined to the Libby's Tender Can Salad Dressing Fanoy Quality 7o . Jar ies, of the valley and baby's breath. day at the Strand theater. house. The maid of honor wore moussellne- Oregon racked In I.git,Siw> de-sole, with a matching picture hat, Two features will also be s shown B*f. 15o Bee. Size Fresh Prunes Fanoy Quality Hea-vy 8yru» 2HCan and carried an old-Iashloned bouquet. Friday and Saturday. They are "The Libby's Carrots & Peas Can The bridesmaid was dressed In aqua- Devil's Party," with Victor McLag- Effective Jane 15th. marine ' mousseline-de-aole, with •len and William Gargan, and "Wide ' matching hat, and also carried an Open Faces," with Joe E. Brown Phillip's 3%'Befuis 3 old-fashioned bouquet The bride's and Lyda Robert!. Libby's or Del Monte Corn S±W- *&• Style White l,tBotUe - mother was attired in a dress of White Shoe Polish Win Not Bub Oil aquamarine silk lace with accessories FUEL OIL to match, and wore a corsage of Talis- man roses. The bridegroom's mother 's ^'SlicedPickles Beg. SUe Armour's °^ Franks Can wore a tan crepe-de-chlne dress with Beg. Size • matching accessories. She also had a Underwood's S Clams TaUCan Beg.Sii* corsage qff Talisman roses. Per Gal. Babo Can Fifty guests attended the recep- Beg.Slse tion at the bride's home after the Reg.Lg. ceremony. The table was decorated Special Cash Flan, Underwood's Spice Pudding Can NO LIMITS! Babbit's Cleanser 3 Cans for with flowers and for the centerpiece Fill up-Now. f . there was a three-tier wedding cake, 'The couple left on a motor trip to p Bd Washington, D. C. The bride wore a Giant No. % traveling costume of blue and.' white. Orange Juice Florldas Pure Fruit Juice On their return they will live with Hance & Davis Dole's "££? Pineapple TaUCan the bride's parents until fall, when they will start housekeeping at Cran- Tel: 103. ford. Mr. Tinnesx ii employed by the Dromedary Grapefruit Beg.Slze Western Electrlo Co. at Kearny. Wilson's *&* Corned Beef TaUCan The bride is a graduate of Red Bank Catholio high school and Mr. •• Tlrmesz of Cranford high school. FlatUoa. Expert Repairing Hershey's .^ Syrup 2^r II "II II n Armour's Hamburger Steak Can Johnson—Pltbnao. MiM lAUeyne Johnson, daughter of! WATCHES, CLOCKS T .Sir. and Mrs. Allan Johnson of Kewpie ^ Beets 2 32c. 11 |||| j| Noxon '^ Destroyer QtCan Broadway, Long Branch, and George and JEWELRY Pittman of White Plains, son of Barbara Stanwyck to to William Pittman of Newburgh, New The feature attraction1 'Sunday, Accuracy, skill and experi- A Beg.Slze York, were married Sunday at Monday and Tuesday will be "Al- ence enable us to do the California ^r Sardines2^oan.Buy All You Want! Kirkman's Floating Soap Cakes little Church Around the Corner, ways Goodbye," corstarring Barbara most delicate repairing. We New York. The bride was given Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall. In marriage by her father and the guarantee satisfaction. Our attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- prices will please you. liam Pittman of White Plains, bro- HORSE RACING DINNER, Dairy Products ther and sister-in-law of the bride- Silverware Repaired Finest Quality Meats Fruits & Vegetables • , groom. Advocates of Amendment to "Hold Victory Feast at AtlanUo City. - A reception followed the ceremony and Replated Like New ROLL FANCY SELECTED SUNKIST and was attended by members of It Is expected that Red Bank and FRESH-KILLED each the immediate families of the cou-vicinity will be largely represented REUSSILLES' ple. Upon their return from a short tomorrow at a victory dinner to bo ROASTING wedding trip, the couple will reside held at Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City 36 Broad St., Red Bank. at White Plains. by advocates of the amendment to Tel 1S3L > Butter Oranges The bride attended Long Branch legalise parl-mutuel-bettlng on horse 1 and Red Bank high schools, Star of races. The speakers will Include Sen- CHICKENS Turkeys29' the Sea academy and the National ator William H. Smathers, State Sen- academy of Design. Mr. Pittman ator Thomas D. Taggart of Atlantl NEW attended Newburgh academy and county, Assemblywoman Theresa the R, C. A. Radio school. Maloney of Hudson county, Mayor PRIME ITSSl Mrs. Pittman was honored recent- D. White of Atlantlo City and Beii MONEY-SAVER to c nett E. Tousley of Atlantlo City. ly at a miscellaneous shower, given 26 average by Mrs. Charles Bucklln of Phalanx I Potatoies 1Ib. and Mrs. Forman Sutphln of Holm- Hospital Benefit. "EXCURSIONS 25 RibRoast23 del at the home of Mrs. Sutphln. Highlands auxiliary of Monmouth Memorial hospital will hold a party DAINTY MAID NEW GREEN OI1I—FnrceU. Saturday night, July 30, at the Lions Announcement has been made of Den. Arrangements were made at a NEW YORK the marriage of Miss Gladys Olll, meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Cream Chucks of Spring Lamb 13L daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. J. Knutsen on Shrewsbury ave- OR NEWARK Olll of the state highway, near Mid- nue. Apples dletown, and Joseph Purcell, son of At the meeting were Mrs. C. Mel Cheese 23Ib FINE, STEER C LOIN of PORK Mrs. Joseph Purcell of Atlantic ave- Johnaon. Mrs. William Hopla, Mrs. (Either End) nue, Long Branch. The ceremony Fred Welhelnke, Mrs. O. V. Kaden- FANCY WHAT TO DO IN CHUCK FANCY. was performed In St. James' church bflch, Mrs. Irving Parker, Mrs. Rob- NEW YORK 17 Sunday, May 28, by Rev. Francis J. ert J. Hennessey, Mrs. Bertha But- BRONX ZOO-Take the NEW YORK STATE VEAL CHOPS Dwycr, assistant rector. The attend- man, Mrs. Mary Judge, Miss Marlon children to the biggest loo ROAST ants were Miss Edith Fields and Wil-Knutaen. Miss Julia Kay and Mrs. In the world. Thousands of *i|b liam Burklnsher. Marion Btommol. Mrs. Hopla won the wild anlmals~«nly a short ar Cured Smoked CALA HAMS Celery Mrs. Purcell Is a graduate of Red dark secret" prise. subwav ride awayl Muenster 1 ftc Bank Catholio high school. Mr. Pur- Os fcj tnAi Is isMy, ftpMd sa4 MwfarL SWTS SKINLESS FRANKS cell graduated from I Long Branoh Visiting His Futhor. ttm tisfflo Ism, isw Humid mn|, |M| FANCY CALIFORNIA high schoo) and Is employed by the Herbert Swing, formerly of Red Cheese Ib city of Long Branoh as a special Bank, who Is associated with the SUGAR CUREP Va It.. 4 Ac ASSORTED , summer policeman, Bchulte-Unlted stors at Auburn, New WED. $125 SLICED BACON pkg. •*' COLD CUTS York, Is apendlng a week's vacation LARGE DELICIOUS Brady—Mulder. with his father, Eden S. Ewlng of JULY 27 Hff Plums jjIb. LEAVES RED BANK HOI A. M IMPORTED BOILED HAM Picnic Style Va-tt. 2Sc '. MISs dertrude Brady, daughter of Neptune, formerly of Red Bank. •undant Tlm« shown—Add on. horn Mr, and Mrs. Floyd B. Brady of Fair While in this section Mr. Bwlng has f 3KP«»»s>orning at a On Her Vacation, CORNED PORK *"""Var mass, oslebrated at st Mlu Haul Brown of Chaps) Hill CHOPS hh by R«v. Dr. John B. j enjoying a vacation from her du- 2 «*- 29° BEEF ties at the law office of Carton * Tomatoes jfi «0M * wWU WHIM*. AbnuotL , » DAISY, MBAVM AWO VMIWUM VO* TMPWU «M.AKO WT. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1938. Page Seven

tier grandfather, J. C. Parks* of Ma- Personals ple avenue. Mis* Parkas will visit County Realtors New Jersey's her KrandmotheV for several week* Guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Wllbtar B. in Vermont. Finest Rutbrauff of Nawsslnlc River road, lira. William Howell and daughter, Endorse New Ail- Mlddletown towiuhlp, for the week- Ml** Alma Howell, of Bridge ave- end and horse show feitlvHita were nue, have returned from Atlantic Oity Year Round Club Food Centers Mrs. George Oreenhalgh of Berry- Where they,have been sojourning for u vllle, Virginia, and Miss Deborah several days. Mia* Howell Is con- ROOD of Wilmington, Delaware. nected with the state department of Jewe a Welter of tbe N. J. health. >:: Herbert Ewlng, who is connected Bell Telephone Company 72 Broad Street 752 River Road with the Schulte-Unlted oompany at Alfred J. Beattie of Chicago, form- Haven Auburn', ha* been enjoying a.vaca- erly Red Bank •district manager of Gaeft Speaker at Tuesday Large, Conveniently Located in the Center of Town Modem, Attractive, '• Convenient tion at his home here. the New Jersey Bell Telephone com- 1 Orandln Sohanck of Nile* Center, pany, baa been in town several daya Night . Meeting. Illinois, who has been visiting' hi* renewing acquaintances. ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. C, Irving Patterson of Broad street The Monmouth' County Real Estate Schenck of West Front street re- is confined to his home by Illness. Board met at Brlelle Inn Tuesday turned home Sunday on account of . • •• -' ... <•» evening with 38 member* present. business. HI* wife and daughter A resolution was read by Prealdent will remain with Mr. SqbenWs par- Red Banker Honored Theodore Appleby which was adopted ents for the remainder of the sum- 1 by the state association giving the tmer. Mr. and Mrs. Schenclc have At Training Camp individual members of each board also been entertaining Mrs. Shceack'a Cadet Walter R. Bruyere, 3d, son the right to vote on the code of prin- mother, Mrs, Marcella Smith of Ar- ciple* and practices applicable to lington, Virginia. Mrs. Frank Dla- of W. PL Bruyere, Jr., of Cohover lane, now attending the 1938 He- Real Eitate Brokers and Lawyer* on telhunt, Mr. and Mrs. .Hugh Dlatel- or before October 10th. • hurst and Mrs. Bennat King of Ar- serve Officers' Training oorps camp at Plattoburg barracks, New York, G. Howard Llpplncott, in hie re- lington, Virginia/ who are summer- port on advertising stated that a new tali Ing at Bay Head, were Saturday baa been selected by his fellow atu- denta^for high honor*. Olub had been organised In Moo- guests at the Schenck home here. mouth county called "Monmouth can Laura Close, daughter of Mr. and County All Tear Round Club." The Mrs. Edwin S. Close of 'Maplo ave- purpose of this is for the promotion Red Salmon nue, is spending the summer at of the economic betterment of Mon- Camp Owaissa near PocOno Pines, mouth' county and it* eltltens; Pennsylvania. through the use* and various phase* William Elgrim and family of of. publicity and paid advertisement*. Maxwell -ft. Yardsville were Bunday visitor* at Sixty million people are estimated to Mr. and Mr*. William MoKnlgbt, attend the first year of the New York can Jr., of Newman Bprlnga road. Mr. World's Fair and a, great percentage House Elgrim and Mr. McXnlght are cou- COFFEE of these people will pass through 2 sins. . . Monmouth county. Mrs. Craig Wood of Twin Gables Patrick Shannon, publicity dlreotor Shaver's apartments on Riverside avenue tail- of Monmouth county, stated that a large ed Saturday on a trip to Italy. booth at the World'* Fair would cost White Miss Evelyn Kennedy of Cooper ;20,000. He felt in hi* opinion It Georgia ..No. 2%. road, Mlddletown township, 1* having would be better to spend the $20,000 can a vacation from her duties as seer* In publicising Monmouth county on PEACHES Freestone tary to Joseph P. Hlntelmann la the, the blghwayo entering the itete and law office* of Alston Beekman. through the state and also with news- Raymond Kennedy of Cooper road paper publicity rather than spend is on a, vacation from his position $20,000 for a booth to acquaint the with the Prudential Insurance com- transient after they have reached DAIRY Depi. Features This Week pany at Newark. their destination. ' Mrs, Joseph Hesse of West Front Mr. H&we* of the Hawea McAfee street ha* been laid up the past week Orange Juice 3 20 agency proposed a motion that the with illness. Monmouth County Real Estate Board Joseph P. Hlntelmann of Irving go on record to stand willing to help place, who ia .associated with the law the New Monmouth County All Year Orange and No.2 offices ot Alston Beekman, la on a two Round' Club in every way poiilBle. "cans' weeks* vacation. WALTER R, BRUYERE, 3d. The motion was duly, seconded and Grajpefruit Store Cheese Mr. end Mra. W. Harry Penning- carried. ' 3 ton and Mr. and Mr*. John F. Mc- Young Bruyere, ait outstanding Jesae Webster, District Manager C • Nell of Madison avenue, Mr. and Mr*. athlete and student at Rutgers uni- of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Al. Patterson of Lake avenue, and versity where his sports participa- company, who was the guest speak- Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Layton of tion Includes4 football, track, water er, In his remarks stated that the Chestnut street spent the week-end polo and rifle shooting, wa* elected New Jersey Bell Telephone company Cake Flours z >• 19 on Gary- Chamberlain's houseboat at 2 23 second lieutenant of the 1688 Pro- stands willing to co-operate in every Forked Rlvar. visional company of Scabbard and way possible with the Monmouth ib Mr, and Mr*. Bertram C. Durham Blade, honor military society main- County Real Estate Board because he of Morford plaoe and Mr. and Mr*. tained at Institutions having senior felt that a great deal of the succeis Muenster Cheese -19° Frank J. Marcksteln of Fair Haven untt* of the Reserve Officers' Train- of the company was due to the real- are, spending a week ait Cranberry ing corps. tors of Monmouth county and their lb. lake In North Jersey. Corned Beef 2 29 Upon successful completion of his splendid service. Baby Gouda Cheese 29c James Dolg, who formerly eon- summer training Cadet Bruyere is There wa* a lengthy discussion ducted a lunch room on Mechanic eligible for commission as a second concerning the light, power and •treet, has accepted a position as lieutenant, Infantry, Officers' Re- water rental deposits In various sec- Light Block Edam Cheese » 29c night man in Henry's grill on Ma- serve corps of the United States tions in the county imposed upon the Meat ple avenue. army. _ _ summer resident* who come to this Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Erlcaon and county to spend only three month* In 2^23' daughter of 'Connecticut are visiting PICNIC FOR THE BUND. the aummer. It wa* stated in many Kraft Cheese American 2 •«""» 49c i Mrs. Erlcson's parent*, Mr. and Mn. instance* the deposits were aa high -ib... m( William ~ H. Elliott of McLaren Three Hundred Sightless People aa *76.0O. Domestic street. Have a Grand and Glorious Tune. Prealdent Appleby requested tho round ^^fc Mr. and Mra. Ross E. Wiley and member* to send to the secretary, box W tb. daughter Mary Jane returned home About 800 blind men and woman Watkin'sSalt Marie Cox, the amount of deposits 2 enjoyed an outing yesterday at Leon- Swiss Cheese Monday after spending two weak! lmpoaed upon the aummer people In with relatives at Peach Bottom, ardo under the auspices of the Blind Men's club of N»w Jersey. It had eaoh district of the county, and he Pennsylvania. would appoint a committee to wait Mrs. Ralph Thorpe of White street been planned to hold the plcnlo In VonGlahn's orchard, but became of on the officials of the Jersey Central Our Jay Tomato Catsup bottle 1UC | returned homo Saturday from River- Power 'and Light company and the view hospital with her Infant daugh< stormy weather it took place at the Acme Coffee 25 Brentwood hotel. Eleven busses various water companies throughout tar, Joan. Mr*. Thorpe, before her the county in an efforjt to bring about Yolo Brand Chili Sauce bottle IOC I marriage, wa* MU* Sadie Downei; were used to transport the blind SLEIGH BELL Tangy folks to Leonardo. They were pro- an even rate of deposits through the daughter of' Mrs. Leola Downs* of county. quart Belford, Mr. Thorpe is the son of vided by the Lion* olub of Jersey bottle City, Mayor EUensteln of Newark, A request waa read by General jar Wonder or Yankee Pickles Mrs. Anna Thorpe of Westslde ave- the Blind Men's club of New Jersey HowarduBorden of Rumson asking , nue and is manager of Wagner'* Salad Dressing 19 and'other organizations. The Jersey the cooperation of the Monmouth market ,on Monmouth street. City Lions aent two nurse* and a County Board to bring about better Mr. and Mra. J. B, Rue, Jr., of police escort with their bus and the train service after commuting hours. Pkg. \ Holmstead farm, Holmdel, are on a beat wishes of Governor A. Harry Walter Reid, treasurer of the As- Double large sightseeing and salmon flahlng trip Moore, a member of the club, for a Shredded Wheat sociation, In his report stated that to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, happy day for the picnickers. there was 1300.00 on hand in the trea- Dipped box Canada. • Luncheons were served at the ho- sury. Matches 3 Wllmer'A. Bobbin*, general secre- tel and tnuslo was provided by the tary of the Red Bank T. M. C. A., Work* Progress Administration or- 'returned home Tuesday night after Supported by Merchant*. NBCRitz pkg. chestra under- the direction of Ches- 21 The Red Bank Register It anp- (pending the week-end with hi* wife ter Artnur. Bathing and swimming Dorted by local aa wall a* out-of- Statler and son at Mrs. Bobbins' parent* were among the principal attraction* town buclnts* men. AdvuUiamenU home at Lexington, Massachusetts, enjoyed by the visitor*. Among those large appearing regularly tell the story- Paper Towels Dole Pineapple Juice No. 8 can where Mr*. Robbin* and her aon are present was Miss Lydia T. Hayes of 4125' Advertisement ' (pending the lummir. Fair Halls, dlreotor of educational Edward Gormley of Wallace street research for the blind. She Is to- Yellow Laundry Orange Pekoe Tea „ .and Jaok Shepphard of Mechanic tally blind. giant ? 19c street returned home Saturday after "Blind folks dont want pity," said 5 l f0 same hospital. persons, Involving 88 cases, were on Miss Irene Blister of Riverside re- relief. The expense waa *l,009.«. *3 ° 5 ° each The report of Dr. Francis Wood- Chuck Roast -19 > Cantaloupes 10* turned home yesterday after under- going (urgioal treatment last weak ruff, the townahlp physician, was re- Ask About Out at Rlvervlaw hospital. Miss Brlater ceived and filed. «. 21c Is employed at the Maryland tea Frank N. Vanderveer, secretary of Zotos Permanent Skinless Frankfurters each room. ,' the Navealnk nra company, asked for assistance from the' township police 25 .. Mrs. Anna Murphy of Westalde In regulating automobile parking 12iS> avenue I* entertaining Her grand' Your Choice Q 1^ .00 Fore i Spring Lamb when the annual fair of the lire com- •by Mo Item O for ' J_ n children, Catharine, Anna' and' Bu- pany Is held. , Jumbo Bologna "> 21c II Luncheon Meat spiced Vi 9c gena Murphy of Atlantlo Highlands. Boiled Ham I Bacon Squares n 19c Mis* Nettle Kaplan of McLaren Lodge Beach Party. Sunkist Oranges strait returned home Bunday after Phone R. B. 3475 spending three weak* with relatlvaa Prld* of Monmouth counoll, son* at Fall River, Massaohusatt*. and Daughter* of Liberty, of Red for Appointment*. Freih ft. Mis* Ella Zager of Hudson avenue Bank, mat Friday evening with Mrs. Open until 1p.m. Friday eve*. Cod Steaks 12 Cora Howard presiding. After the la enjoying a two weeka' vaoatlen SOBS XATHBBINB In Charge Sunkist Lemons from* her dutlea at the Surrogate's meeting a beach party was held at office. Freehold, 8M Bright. .Fresh Crab Meat 2% Mlaa Theresa Pattlt of Long Branch la enjoying a vacation from Juicy her dutlea at the law ofllo* of Par- Fresh Shrimp 19', each sons, Labreoque 4k Borden. WEEK-END SPECIAL! Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Inielberg and ib. 7c daughter Maxims of Takoma Park, Fresh Jersey Weakfish 1 Maryland, are apendlnf two week* BOX OF with Mra. Inaalbarg'a mother, Mrs. MIXED CUT FLOWERS $1.50 Rose Zagar, and family of Hudson Store Hours: Frl. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sat 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. Mon. through Thurt. 8 A. M. to 6 P. avenue. (Thl* Special for Friday mid Saturday Delivery Only) George Hartman Is a new employe* Heat and Froduoe prloea effeoUra to at the Dial* meat market on Weat Front street He formerly had a poll* Bat aJctit. Oroo«ry price* to Wed.. tlon at Charles W. 8ohhald#r's *lor«. DEAN'S July 17. Right reserved to limit quan- Mtas Jessie Parkei of Reekliii UtUa. , LITTLE SILVER, Nf J. T«I. Ri B. 1832. tfa*&et±

:. • ••>•.. lii-i-..-, ,:<,,>,•! • •; •I"'.- .I-'KK- ; Ai'l'i RED BANK REGISTER, 21, 1988. : Eight ter Alice' of Newark vere recent ' Joseph Wackar reports,, that addi- Rotary's President Belford. visitors of Mrs. Llbble Henry. Port Monraouth.. tional contributions for, the fire com- ^REPAIRING pany have beut made by Charles Jo* Irving Roop, Thomas Smith and (Til. B»d Bsnt R.iliUr cin.lH! fcousht GRETA&SPANISH Beauty Salon WatcfcM. Clocks and Jtvalr* < (The Red Bank Besliter esn be bought Nelson Smith spent Friday at Jer- hans. Patrick Sullivan, Thomas Rell- , Repaired al Reunabb In B.lfotd from H. Clej Bill. Vineenl In PorPt t atonmoutlMtS i ffro m LfLarr y GeneraGrll. l. ly, Thomas Hanlon, Mrs. Cullen, Mar- All Work Cuararteed fot Ont Y.tr. Walling-, Harry ' Wassennsn mod John sey City. '•.'.- Cbarlss Keren ,ud Chwlu Uabhauaer.) 8ft Broad Street. Tel. R. B. 2342. O'Ntll.) , , Mr. and Mrs. William Jardlne and garet Levering, Jacob Jensen, R. A. H. ROSIN. Jeweler Joseph Wackar states- that he is Creoddn. Mr. Consldlne. Mrs. Jansen, . Stnuncr SpecitJi Dwrt Vita Oil Wave Only $6.50 Walter Gibson, son of Capt £nd nephew, • Charles Cornell, of Wont- very much encouraged over promises IS Wast Fran St. fta* Bask. N. i clalr spent the week-end with Mr, George MoCormick, Mr. VUiconl, Kn. We wiU .remsdn open until 8. Ciwqulgnole or 8plral Wave» Mrs. 'Anthony Gibson, is suffering of support which he has received for Ida. Tfoung, Mr. Hatta, A, HL O«I- Tel T2-H. from an Infected ..band- due to a and Mrs. William Schweitzer. Complete Head /. • his candidacy for the, Republican hardi, John I«dJ, Mr. Donnelly, Mrs, -----IT6nn0rI f •- • • - . $2.50 Accaasoriss. cut made by a fish bone while be Miss' Laura ftunyon of Philadel- nomination' for township supervisor Wertfleid, Mr. Peto, John Verftwt, A. ( "3.9to"Sh5e was working at G. Howard Smith's, phia passed the week-end with her of roads. The .two signs bearing the B. Clari, Harry Collins, Mr.Sherry, ••' , 5.00 ••-.•••• • • flsh oil factory last week. ' • • parents, )tr. and Mrs. Elwood Run- words/ ','Road.in Bad Shape," which Frank- Rlchter. Mr.. Meehan,' Mrs. • '• OTHER' • BURDGES yon. . ',•.,.•' CPNOCO Harry: Lange • has' recovered from MK Wackar placed on the northern' Burne, • Mrs., Hanaberger,. Dr. Mlrior, 1 a sickness of,several weeks and has Mrs, Lohse and Mr. and Mrs. John .end of Wilson avenue are still up Mr. Levanfr, Mr. Dahoney.Mr. M* PERMANENTS •* . % SERVICE STATION resumed his position at Keyport Petry of Hollls, Long Island, spent and'the,condition of the road is un- Oee, Mr. Bergman, Mr. Knopp, Wal- , Cut, Shampoo, Set Extra. 1 >*>% , ..'- 18-U WHITE STREET, ., -Friday with Mr. and Mrs.: Herman k with a meat store. ; , changed. In talking with a .Register ter Mills, Aim Bootan, Anna Nofel, .. RED BANK, N. J. Tarnow. . ' , Mr. Verpenf, Mr. AnabUe, ,.Charles Duart Velzor Phono1 • !*•.!!•"•• John ZUly has rented the Oxen- reporter Mr. Wackar said that 4.95 William Bade of Hoboken and son European' countries were, not'the Bleeherhauser.. Herbert Banbuy, Mr. : Combination : 39M ' dorr house on Walling' avenue and Herbert. Bade of' Linden called on Gough, Mr»., Sellars, Mr. St«rmln»> . Formerly TOO . he expects to move there soon. Tbe only places suffering from dictstor- : : Mrs,; Kate Bade, recently. iallsms. He said Mlddletown ; town- Carl Lee, Mr. Brown, Jaiqes Murphy, , MACHJDfELESS ' j- • ' rental was made by Herman F. I*- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence. Wlckman G, C. Raiph, Mr.'HurteylcMr. W*tj PARKING SPACE WAVE ' - 9.50 UD brecque. \ ship bad the same trouble because and children of Fair Haven were Thomas B. Day, the road supervisor, SOB, Mrs,TripoW, ltr."Jorger«eD, Mr. '.'/.',• ,;;.,!» BEAB-: - •• •• Formerly 7J0 . Q ONE-DASH Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Worden of Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Flannagan, Mr. aprskl,,ar.Nag,oro)t, FLEA KILLER essayed to play the role of dictator. Monday to-Wednesday Specials! 8 Items and Blnse ILO0. * Keyport were recent guests of Mrs.. liam. Helmifth. . He claimed that Mr. Day some time Mrs. Ryan," Mrs. Strennlng, Chtls.to« Apply only on Georgia.Foster. • • , , , -•••, ago for political reasons- attempted pher 3en>on, Mrs. Bd,ward OraM0r ONE SPOT Mr. and Mrs. Fred KIrwan enter; Mr. Redlngs, Mr. .Thonisoe,. Jojjeph to transfer a portion of 'Port Moh- CenUnnl^ Mrs. .Stringer,' Mr._ ;Cop, talned a number of friends and rela» Everett. mouth to the Bait keansburg elec- Guaranteed to tives'at their home one. evening last nors, Charles Sotrwarto, Joseph Sheri- kill .11 Fle.l tion district and that bf cause the •week. • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Laubmel- dan,, Mr. VanESmburgh, J.-W. Bunge,. 2.95 within 38 hour. people of this place opposed'this James Verran.iValter Edge,",Mr. Len- Mr. and Mrs.' Harry Lange and ster returned home Sunday night af- proposal he was now getting; square nigan, Charles Monahan, Fred Runge, to SOLD BY children motored. to Newark and ter a motor tour of Pennsylvania and by neglecting Wilson avenue. •John O'Neil. Mr. Anersph and. Mr.' WHELAN. Wes.twood last Thursday. Have taken up their residence In Mrs. 8.50 WMl 5.95 The firemen have Plans under way Lawlor. . . ..'._, . •; ;•.. > TJGGETS. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cody entertain- Edna Sttlwell's apartment over the for their annual fair which will be- YOUNG'S. GEORGE C. HAGER ed relatives from Newark and East general store. Mrs. Laubmeister be- gin Wednesday, August 10, and close fore her marriage Friday was Miss Canne,n Centannl spent Sunday. K, HUNDREDS OF PAIRS SANTANGELO'S, -• Chicago. Illinois, U. S. A. Orange over the week-end. Friday, August 13, It will take place Philadelphia with, his aunt and uncle. KATSHTS President, Rotary International John F. Eastmond, Mrs. Charles Marie Vogel of Keansburg. on the property at the Intersection of LANGEN'S. Fair Haven. 1938-1939 B. Roche, Mrs. Henry Knockle and Arnold Green and family of West Wilson avenue and !Route 36, Prizes CABJ), , ' Miss Luclelle Roche spent last Thuri- Long Branch spent Sunday with Mr. SCHNEIDER'S MARKET Georfje C. Hager Is secretary of will be awarded each night. day at Point Pleasant attending the and Mrs. John H. Snltten, Only Chamber of Oomnierce Members SERGE'S the Consumers Company of Illinois, outing of the Retired Men's Pennsyl- Mr. and Mrs. Bert LaPoint of Hill- _ Shirley Stllwell,' daughter of Mr. side were week-end guests, of Mr. in Good Standing to Exhibit Here. FRED D. WIK0FF8 a position he has held-since 1925. He vania railroad pension association. and Mrs. Stanley Stllwell, left Mon- •Is also president of the Chicago Fed- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dolan o! Phil- and Mrs. Charles Quackenbush, Jr. Members of Ihe Red 'Bank Chami RED BANK PET SHOP day - to spend the week with Mrs. The Sunshine club of Community 33 Weit Front Street eral SavinRs and Loan Association adelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mercler Harold Smith at' Matawan. her of Commerce are now displaying and an officer and director of many of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Trav- church will hold an all-day meeting Miss Mary Warneker has returned for sewing at the home of Mrs. Har- a new type of membership card. This. other corporations, and is an active ers and son of Lavalette were week- home after a three weeks' trip Is a yearly card, a different color member of numerous trade, associa- : ry Lockwood Thursday, July 28. • e 13 end guests of John Mulder. through.the Southern states and Cu- to be used each year, and will take, tions in. his business field.. JJ '* Miss Phyllis- Ciilley of Roselle Mrs. George Frelbott, Sr., is con- ba. She was accompanied by other fined to the house with sickness. the place of the metal membership born at Bristol, Tennessee, and was Park spent last week with Mrs. teachers from the Keyport high tag which is being dlsplayedin some, ATLANTIC educated at King College of Bristol, Henry Knockle. school, where she is a member of the Mrs. Lillian Kearn is on the sick •where he received his B. A. decree In Stores. '_'•"'• ' ' " ' ' ' • ' Mrs. Floranca Powers has return-, f acuity; - ••--.••-••• -• "• • -••'•*• --• " •• '"-"-•• 1911, and at-thetlnK-erslty' of Ten- The -new card -will hear the dat* ed to her home in Jersey City after Clarence Jones and family of Fred Braun is a patient at the of' the current year and.- willr. be' •*>, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS nessee, where he received his LL.B. a two weeks' vacation with her sis- Bioomneld spent the week-end at Broad street hospital. New York, as In 1B16. changed annually when the annual' Phont A. H. 148 ter, Mrs. William Bennlng. their home here. a result of having been burned by membership dues are paid. The card Whites and Brown and White for Summer. In 1915 he was admitted to the bar Mrs. C. B. Roche and daughter Mrs. Jack Stanton and Mildred and acid last week at New York while also bears a notice to solicitors .to bucllie-spent Saturdajrat New Ydrk; he was working for the Western last Times Today"— in Tonnessee and began-thepractice William Imlay returned home Mon- tho effect that the- members of the Stylei for Fall and Winter, Too! of law in Knoxvllle. Five years lator Mr. and Mrs. Heber Forrest are day morning after spending the Electric company. Red Bank Chamber of' Commerce THCRS, JULY 21 he came to Chicago to become sec- spending two weeks with relatives week-end at Port Chester, New Tork. Mr. and Mrs. Copito of Newark have entered into a mutual. agree- '4 MEN AND A PRAYER" retary and general counsel of the in, Arlington. Mrs. May Asay and son of Long have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy ment not to1 subscribe to any 'form Cook County Supply Company and Its Mre. Raymond Powell and eons Branch spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed- Kolb. of solicitation unless the solicitors For Women - Men -Children with Loretta Young several subsidiary corporations which Robert and Raymond and. Mrs. Wll- na Stllwell and W. Burroughs Asay. Mrs. Amalla Gross had her grand- present a card or letter bt'approval wero consolidated In' 1921 -With the "Goldniah and^ children of Bel- John Kelly of Hlllfleld farm spent daughter from Nutley with her Sun- from the'official- endorsement com- FBI., SAT, JDLY 22 - 25 Consumers Company.. Under the con ford and Mrs. Tobias Starke and Friday and Saturday visiting his sis- day. mittee of the local chamber. -. DOUBLE FEATURE iolldation ho assumed the post of daughter Marilyn and Mrs. Richard ter, Mrs. Mary Longstreet, at New Mrs. James McKay is confined to Members displaying the 19S8^ card Best and son Richard, Jr., and Mrs. "BLOCKADE" general counsel. York city. - the house with sickness. arealio in' full accord w^th the' Bet- During the World War, ho enlist- Catherine Leddv of Pprt Mohm'outh Mrs. Raymond Dubeski has been Mr, and Mrs.' Harry Bolting of ter Business Bureau code'whlch-was •with ed as a private soldier, later becom- spent Friday with Mrs. Louis Miller visiting relatives at Keansburg. Jersey City spent Saturday and Sun- adopted ofBclally' Monday morning. 9 Broad Stt Tel.267-W Red Bank Madeleine Carroll - Henry Fonda ing a lieutenant In the Field Artil- of Keansburg.in celebration of Mrs. Mrs. Nellie Force of Plalnfield day with Mrs. James McKay. Miller's birthday.. : ' And — lery, serving as a judge advocate. He spent the week-end with Stanley Stll- Mrs. Sadie McGrath of Jersey City The first Englishman to hold the Is a Major (Res.) U. S. A. Mrs. Helen Zukor and daughter well and family. Is spending two weeks at her bun- title of marquess was Robert de HE COULDN'T SAY NO" Rotarlan Hager became a mem- Barbara of New . York spent the Repairs are selng made to the roof galow at this place. Vere, ninth earl of Oxford, who was ber of the Rotary Club of Chicago In week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Mrs. Walter Palmer's house. James Collins, a policeman of Jer- created marquess of Dublin by Rich- SUN., MON., TUES, 1927. Ho has served as a member Knockle. Benjamin Hanklnjon, who last win- sey City, Is building a house for his ard H In 1385. JULY U - 25 - 26 and chairman of many of the club Miss Luclelle Roche is spending ter purchased a second hand milk own occupancy on Mercer avenue. DOUBLE FEATURE committees; he was also a director two weeks' vacation at Ocean City. wagon fronv Jhe Shrewsbury Dairy He will be retired on a pension' in and president of his club. He was a Mrs. Stanley Cook, Miss Marlon company, has converted the wagon the fall and he intends to move here —ON OUB STAGE- CARLTON "COCOANUT GROVE" member of tho foundation commit- LanRford and Ul» Leona Volkland o' a vegetable wagon and Is now at that time. ' 'RID BANK .... PHONE 1600 Fred MacMurray and tee of Rotary International In 19S2- spent Monday"at~ Asbury Park and using it on his delivery route through Miss Dorothy Benson of Living- 33, and served as a director In 1933- IN PERSON Yacht Club Boys Long Branch. Red Bank. ston Is spending the summer with 34. He was a member of the execu. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knockle spent — And — John Hendrlckson and family,,Mr, her grandmother, Mrs, Amonette TODAY ONLY tlve oommlttee of Rotary Internation- Monday evening at Asbury Park. and Mrs. James Strange and daugh- Strannon. RICHARD E. "HUNTED MEN" al in 1933-34 and filled unexplred The picnic date of the Methodist ter Carmen, Mrs. Claude Hopkins, Jr., Mrs. Augustus Johnson of Jersey KAt FRANCIS - PAT O'BRIEN in Lloyd Nolan - Mary Carlisle terms as a member of the finance Sunday school has been changed to Christopher • Pitts, Felix Orant, City was at her bungalow at this SYLVERS committee and chairman of tho to Thursday, July 28. The outing will George K. Haynei, Jr., all of New place Saturday and Sunday. "WOMEN ARE LIKE THAT' WED-, THUBS., JULY 27 - "S vestment committee in 1934. He |DB nei,j at Asbury Park. Tork; Mrs. Claude Hopkins, Sr., of THE MENTAL WONDEE Martin Vanlmberg U enjoying a ; served as chairman of tho constitu- Mr. and Mrs. Clalr Wentworth have Washington, and Miss Elizabeth ••"/ •••••' , •; • •. - • • . "GOLD DIGGERS vacation. He and his wife and his ' FREE TO THE LADIES-MAT. & EVE. tion and by-laws comlttee of R. I. In moved from the O'Nell bungalow to Mitchell of Indianapolis, were Sun- daughter Florence are visiting at' Starting Saturday, pfPARjS" 1934-35 and in 1936-37; and was ro- the houit whloh was owned by tho day visitors at Foreman's Boarding Torrlsgtoh, Connecticut , July 23rd Thru 29th "DRESSERWARE" Rudy Vallee - Hugh Herbert appointed a member of the commit- late "George Lonsen. school. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edge and tee for 1937-38. He •was elected pre- Sunday morning's service at St family of Jersey City are spending! • •-— • sident of Rotary International at the Clement's church will be at 10 o'clock. WED. EVE FBI. EVE Supported iw Merchants. two weeks at their bungalow on the FRIDAY - SATURDAY San Francisco, California, convention During the summer sermons are not The Red Bank Register Is sup- Homestead Terrace development. STRAND held June 19 to 24. ported by local as well as out-of- Good delivered, A five minute talk is given Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Josephson of LORETTA YOUNG - JOEL McCREA in Reuoni at each srvlce and special attention town business men. Advertisements FREEHOLD 100. Boys can make extra pocket money aDPearlns regularly tell the story— Hoboken have moved to their bun- is given to the musical program. Advertisement galow at this place for the summer. selling Tho Register—Advertisement. Mrs, Aline RaiiscEer, Mrs. Kate 'THREE BLIND MCE" Bade, Mrs. Carrie White, Mrs. Wll-1 JAVID NIVEN « BINNIE BARNES - STUABT EBWIN 11am Rauscher, Miss Lorraine Rau-j ON THE STAGE D>nc« By The 6t» scher and George Rauscher spent | REAP K.'S Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Monroe r It Costs No More to Buy the Best at FRIDAY KITE AT 9 P. M. FRELIMINAKIES WILL BE Watson at their summer home at' CONDUCTED FOR THE SELECTING OF Phllllpsburgh, Pennsylvania. I Mrs. Mary Cooley and daughters, BoardwalCflSIRk AiburOy Park Mlases Mary and Alice Greeley, of "MISS RED BANK" Morrlsvllle, Pennsylvania, spent Sun- j SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 24 day with Mrs. Dora Scbnoor and Phones THE CONTEST WILL BE JTOGED BY THE AUDIENCE! family. BY POPULAR. DEMAND 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dayton K Went - Red Bank worth of Plainneld returned home CLAUDETTE \C0LBERT . CHARLES BOYKR In GEORGE HALL Monday after spending a week with 343 -344 MARKET "PRIVATE WORLDS" And His Famous "Tsft" Mr. and Mrs. Clalr Wentworth and MON. to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wentworth. EST. i©oa .FRI. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Valleau of Ma- 123 WEST FRONT STREET AFTER REGULAR SHOW SAT. KITE AT. 11 P. M. RADIO ORCHESTRA naaqum spent Sunday with Theodore Johntry. DOLLYDAWN ' MILLEGLENRN Mr. VHalll of New York, who hat FREE DELIVERY AND FREE PARKING IN REAR OF MARKET. SUNDAY -MONDAY - TUESDAY Admission been spending a few days with hli 75c ind 25o ADM. 10c daughter, Mrs. James Hubbs, return- PARK PLAN ed home Monday. THAT'S PARIS IN HER EYES! DANCING (AIX SIZES) Mrs. Ella J. Bills of Leonardo was —And the. brings a thousand new moods of femininity to the wees the week-end guest of Mra. Caseie . ...The American debut of a girl you will love forever...In scenes Roop and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Helmuth" and you will never forgetl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bendoy of Os- LEGS OF LAMB RED bornevilla spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Helmuth. (Genuine 1938 Spring) BANK Mrs. Harold Tarnow and children STRAND returned home Saturday after spend- ing a week with friends at Long LAST TIMES TODAY Island. V Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Hendrick and ARMOUR'S STAR ^% Bfr THE JONES FAMIL Mr. and Mrs. James Breakwater of Trenton visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester in 'A TRIP TO PARIS" Walling last Thursday. The food sale for the benefit of the SIRLOIN STEAK 37* Ralph Forbes in "Woman Against the World" Methodist church Saturday, cleared (AIX TRIMMEJD BEFORE WEIGHING) fiO, Those In oharge were Mrs. Geo- FRIDAY - SATURDAY—two Big Features rge Yarnall, Miss Mae Han ley and Mrs, William WUlett. Miss Vivian Os- JOE E. BROWN - LYDA ROBERTI borne and Mrs. Claud Richmond pro- FHESFRESH GKOUNGROUND £*. £± j. I FRX&H-KHJAEFRESH-KIIXED JERSEJEBSEJYT £fc stW /i vided automobiles. "WIDE OPEN FACES" Mrs. Harry White, Mrs. Kate Bade, Mrs. Aline Rauscher, Mrs. William Chopped Beef 931 Fryers & Broilers 331 Rauscher, Miss Lorraln Rauscher (HAMBURGER AT ITS BEST) «•• " ID I (BUK t • » IJJ9.) ^^ *"* VICTOR McLAGLEN - PAUL KELLY and George Rauscher attended a par- ty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. "THE DEVIL'S PARTY" Monroe'Watson of Matawan recently. Mrs, Herman Tarnow and Mrs. A FEW OF OUR MANY GROCERY SPECIALS ! Earl Yarnall spent Thursday at New SUN., MON., TUES. - Preview Sat. Night York. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Walling spent FULL CEEAM Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Royal Gelatin C each Harry Houghson of Hailet. Roll Butter (ALL FLAVORS) Miss Porls Tarnow was at Sear 5 side Heights Sunday. Mrs. William Rauicher and son George Rauscher, and Miss LorraU Maxwell House Rauscher of PlttsflaM, Massachu- Shredded setts, are visiting Mrs. Aline Rtusoh- COFFEE 25;,, Wheat 2'-23 er. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen and fam- DANIELLE DOUGLAS ily of West Brighton spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida Voorhaes. Chase & Sanborn's Unit No. 1, will hold a lawn party Oxydol •"•19 'DARRIEUXfAIRBANKSJr. at the home of Mrs, Georga Yarnall Tuesday afternoon at 2 P. M. for COFFEE , THE RAGE OF PARIS tho benefit of the Methodist church. •Ilk MlltH* AU1K • IOV» (I • IICLIH IHODtltlC*.' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnes en- tertalnod Sunday M^lss Edith Macur- By Popular Demand We Repeat Our 9c Variety Grocery Sale ley of Brooklyn and Miss Kvolyn WEDNESDAY ONLY Prlco of Elliabeth. JUABOARET LINDSAY - ANNA MAY WONG In Mr, and Mrs. Frank Schneider are entertaining relative! from Brook- IT ALSO GIVES US GREAT PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THAT lyn. "WHEN WERE YOU BORN?" Mrs. Carrie Voorheu Is visiting her : daughter, Mrs. Lester Dalley, of GEORGE HARTMANN ' ' • • • Brooklyn. DOMT 1TA1JU TO ATTEND T11IB THEATRIC EVERY Mr. and,Mrs. Myron Golden of Ro- (Formerly with Schneider'* Market) stlle were wesk-end gussts of Mr. WED, NITE AT fl P. M. OPPOftTUNITY KNOCKS ONOID t •nd Mrs, Osorge Qotden, la Now Associated With U. And Will Welcome Hi* Old Customer. Mrs,. Jaonle Ho ftlS V,.\:ilv Ji.hii:i*'.-:-^ii ^itntiAik RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 21,1938. •;• Page Nine

dally except Saturday and Sunday due to the scarcity of bluefish, fisher- irk, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fltzpatrlck, Leonardo. until August B. All sessions will be men here have heard,the encourag- Craig Fltzpatrlck and L. B. Smith of Nejw Playground' held at the church under the direc- ing news that "blues" are being Montclalr. , • ' Christian Science and protected by lwuranoe, an available at nominal cost. will serve a rout chicken supper records, hand work, etc., are Mn. Memorial For Grant. Hara tha Bibla, tha Worki of M»rj England Is, In Charge. Walter Bills, Mrs. Stankus, Mrs. Louts Mrs. Stephen Pawley of Loch Ar- Bakar Eddy. Dlflcoverar and Founder Saturday evening, July 30, at the A special memorial service In mem- of Chrlitlan Sel«ne«, and all otier home of Rev. Frances Stevenson, Marigold, Ma,r>lna Martin, Lois Bry- bor entertained at a luncheon bridge muthorliad Christian Selanea Lltati- Advice and Estimates Cheerfully. Given an, James McCandleas and Mr. Poul- ory of Ulysses Simpson Grant, who Uprooted trees straightened and joyed Tbe Shrewsbury playground and from 5 to 8:00 p. m. with Mrs. George at the Peninsula hotel Saturday in has been dead 53 years, will be held tora mi? be ma, borrowed or our. t Desptrau, as chairman. The pro- aon. All girls and boys of grade age honor of Mrs. Roy DufJ\eld. Dr. and chmud. Worthless trees removed recreation center, located on the Sunday morning^ at 11 o'clock at St. estate of Howard G. Strauss, openel ceeds will go for the maintenance of are Invited to Join the school. There Mrs. John L. Condon and their Weakened trees cabled and bnoed • , are no restrictions as to religion. It James' Episcopal church, known as Balding Boom tfalntalntd by for a six-week period Monday after- the ohurob. daughter, Miss Gregorta M. Condon, the "Church of the Presidents," at Broken trees, pruned Is, announced that the chief object of Newark, are passing the summer FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Wounds tamtod a noon. The center derives Its member- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luth and daugh- Elberon. The Long Branch American SCIENTIST. ship from boys and girls between tho will be to give training for better .t the Peninsula. With them are Special attention given to emergency work. ter Evelyn of New Tork, sire occupying character and citizenship and that Legion post will participate. 20» BROAD STREET. RED BANK ages of five and nine years. the,Luth bungalow on Bay avenue Mrs. Joseph K. Gregory and her there will be periods for worship, son, F. W. Gregory. Mrs. Gustave Tha PuoUa !> Waleona. Sessions will be held three after- for the summer. Mrs. Luth is the study, songs, games, dramatizations, Bovs can make extra pocket money daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bach of Hoboken and her daugh- noons each week -on Monday, Wed- pageants, construction of small ob- ers, Genevleve and Frances, and herselllne The Reslster—Advertisement. E. L. KETCHUM nesday and Friday from 2:80 to 5 Falke. Mr. Luth Is a policeman and jects and contests, 1* enjoying his vacation. nieces, Ann and Jane Moore^ have o'clock, for tbe ensuing six weeks, returned to the hotel for another and terminiitliiK Friday afternoon, A party Kill be held at tbe home A large attendance of Leonardo TREE EXPERT of Rev. Frances Stevenson Tuesday residents is expected at the party and summer. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Holden August 26. The organisation and di- of East Orange are passing the sum- rection of the program of games and evening at 8:80 o'clock for the bene- dance to be held Friday evening Au RED BANK, N.J. gust 6, at Thistle Inn, East Keans- mer there. P. O, Box 11 Phone Ml* recreation are in charge of Fred C. fit of High Point Spiritualist chape). Ees.—U Itnt St., Fair Haven England, principal of the Shrews- Twelve members of Boy Scout burg. Automobiles will leave the post- Herbert S. Waters and his daugh- Mid-Summer Sale bury school. . troop 47 left Sunday for a week's offlce' at this place at 8:30 o'clock to ter, Miss Patricia Waterti, of Short vacation at Camp Burton, Allaire. convey people to the Inn. A commit' Hills have been guests at the Pen- They wers taken In a bus donated tee of automobile owners has been insula. Recent arrivals are Mr. and by Charles Hesse and driven by Mil-appointed to take charge of trans- Mrs, H. E. Blagden and Mr. and Mrs. ton Hesse, the boy* are Charles Nix- portation, The members are Mrs George T. Robinson of East Orange, 25% DISCOUNT Frederics Permanent on, Robert Ftlne, Eddie Curry, Nor- Alice Finn, Matthew Stevenson, Mrs. W. F. Dobney, Malcolm S. * man and Murray Abt, John Leonard, Charles Blauvelt, George Owens, Donald Taylor of Nutley, Mr. and MS IS. Nell Jeffat, Daniel McCandleCs, Jos- Conrad Jeffas, Morris Josephs, Ern- Mrs, H. O. Llchtenwalter and her ON ALL MERCHANDISE eph Early, Jr., .Howard Mellen, Jr., est B. MoGllvray, Mrs. Richard Cur- daughter, Ann of Short Hills, J.-,ck Arthur Curtis and Arthur Joseph. ry, Benjunln Haulbosky and Mrs MoNamara of Summit, Mr. and Mr«. dresses, suits, coats, knitwear, evening apparel, Accompanying the boys were Frank Edith A. Early. Paul E. Fellows and Miss Ruth Rod- T€mP€RflTURC Wadsworth, James MoCandless, Hen- Misses Shirley and Phyllis Tad gers of Englewood, C. B. Coano of millinery. ry Snyder and Alfred Groves, mem- were hostess to MUs Joceb/n M. Hoboken, Rev. Edward J. Begloy of Expert Hairdreasing bers of the Boy Scouts committee. Lewlt of Richmond, Virginia, at their Springfield, John H. Shields of New- sizei 12 to 50. Anybody can just cut your hair. Mr. and Mrs. John Plckett and home Thursday and at a party at But we are specialists in cut- family of Elliabeth have leased the Sandlasa Beach, Highland!, Friday. ting It artistically, go that It large bungalow belonging to Alfred Miss Lewlt Is at the home of her Wilh'elmina Dobbins gives you an individual penon- Groves of Burlington avenue. aunt, Mrs. Albert Wllford Cross. allty, and brings out natural Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer of New Mrs. Harry J. Hughes, her daugh< waves that you never knew ex- Tork were Sunday visitors at the ter, Mrs, Sylvester Bltwlnskl, and 68 MAPLE AVENUE isted. In the summer yon want home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. sister-in-law, Mrs. Bernard A. Scan your hair dressed more often, fioanlon. , Ian, spent several days last week at RED BANK PHONE 2644. Aebury Park. Let us do it smartly—thriftily. The eleventh birthday of Eileen Murphy of Astoria, Long Island, wai Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wadsworth Ever a fashion leader—we are first to bring this celebrated Friday at the home of her have returned after a trip to Hazel- new Frederics' Machine to the women of Red grand aunt, Mrs. Joseph Falke. The ton, Pennsylvania. Bank. house was decorated with streamers, Mrs. Henry Burlalgh made a trip and the table bad a large birthday to New York this week. cake, with various kinds of favors The members of the Owl Bridge, SIMPLE AT YOUB SERVICE Permanent* $2.50 to $10.00 for the guests, Including horns, snap- club will give a party Monday at the A •tonn paiiw* tnd Brentwood. The profits will go to whiu fluffs . of cloud pers, dickers and baskets of candy. one* mora awttp over Eileen received many gifts and her Monmouth chapter No. 261 Order o BEAUTTDIFTIl a reitfu! landscape. So • • Where You Need It grand untie Joseph Falke, opened The Eastern Star. tht storm of Ufa pasttt, SEDWICES aad tha calm of Ettrn- FRED C. ENGLAND. a bank account for her. Games were Ity ukas poiHiilon of Quickly - Surely - Safely played for which prizes were given tha soul. For th« b*- Provision for activities during dis- and a luncheon was served. Eileen's Sea Bright. raaved, parUnf can b« This season's bathing salts can for • nymph-llke figure. mother la 111 at h«r home. She vu le« aortowfal with th* OUT reducing method Is the answer. agreeable weather has been made cotnprch*nslva aid ol through the allotment of a large base- unable to attend the party. (Tha Btd Bulk Raglatar can ba bouehi our funeral Mrvlct* In Su Blight from Horrii Waliman, H. We guarantee results. Call us for further information ment recreation room for games, Mrs. Matthew Stevenson with her Ufkowlti and Cannall'a Clcu Stora.) handicraft and art activities. The sister, Mrs, Kay Karch, of Keansburg, floor of this room has painted on who is visiting the Sovensoa homa, Miss Sigrld Nelson will sail Satur- Frank Berardi It a hop scotch diagram, a floor shuf- and Mrs. George Despereaux of Sea day on a Grace liner for Panama JOHN & CHARLES Hairdressers fle plan and alleys for pin bowling, Bright, motored to Union Tuesday, for a visit with Capt. and Mrs. Har- FLORIST JOHN E. DAY 67 Broad Street, RED BANK Phone ,1515 Quoit boards, easels, marble boardu, Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. old Doud. Before her marriage Mrs. etc., complete the equipment of this John Hlersplel Sunday were Mrs. Doud was Mias Agda Bentaen of Sea Seven-Bridge Road FUNERAL HOME room. Marie MaePhee, MUis Adelaide Hler- Bright. Near Rumson Road, The physical equipment of the cen- splel and Henry Hlerspiel of Jersey Joseph Johnson of Chicago is vis- City. . iting his father, Harry Johnson of Little Silver, N. J. SS Riverside Ave., Phone 332 Red Bank: ter consists of. a eoltball diamond, RED BANK 2571. 961 Maple Place Fbone 1381 Keyporl a nine-hole miniature golf course, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Ward have Surf street. with hole markers, Saga, etc.; mar-opened their home on Highland ave- Mr. and Mrs. John Flchter, proprie- ble rings and boards; tennis bull nue, for the balance of the summer. tors of Flchter's Original pavilion o: bounce kegs, quoit boards, and am- Mrs. Eleanor Rutiler and daugh- the publlo beacb, celebrated the 15tl SANDERS ple lawn apace suitable - for activi ter Yvonne of Irvlngton were the anniversary of their business Sunda; Broad & Wallace Sts.. RED BANK children's games. All the physical week-end guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ma- by entertaining a few friends at A Market for Particular People equipment was made by the directo thew Stevenson. dinner party. FOR QUALITY WINES LIQUORS with the assistance of Ralph Johnson, The Ladles' auxiliary of tbe Bre.v- Mrs. Paul Covert and children have returned home from Long Cove, Delivery Bervloe LTnHJ'O'P. M. Mon. to FrL—Sat to 10:30 P. M. Anthony Conzallna and Albert Filed- ent Park and Leonardo fire com. ner, all of Shrewsbury. pany will hold its usual sale of bread, Maine, where they spent two months Call SMO. Open Evenings Until 11:00. Each afternoon the program will cake and fancy articles during the with Mrs, Covert's father, John Lep- consist of games and activities, walk, annual fair of the firemen from Sat- panen. CHNEIDER ing relays, dodge ball, Softball, min- urday night, July 30, to Saturday A fishing boat, owned by Harry iature golf and marble games, quoits, night, August 6. The ladles are ask< Peterson, was blown over on the pub- GIN*~Crown Prince bowling, floor shuffle, hop scotch, Ing for saleable articles for their lic beach during last Friday's storm, handicraft and art. From time to tables. These may be given to Mrs.but was not damaged. MARKET time such contests and aotivltles a* Olaf Christy, ohalrlady, or any other Howard Applegate, who was taken Full Quart $£.19 the following will be Included In the member of the auxiliary. 111 suddenly last week at his pavilion, 21 West Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. recreation program; kite flying con- The Baptist Sunday-school will has recovered sufficiently to be abl test, marble tournament, pet show, meet at MB o'clodk Sunday morn- to be taKsn to his home on Church egg hunt, quoit contest, balloon race, Ing and worship will be held at the street in the Sea Bright ambulance. Phone 2653 — Week End Specials — Phone 2654 bubble blowing contest, tree trail churoh at 11 o'clock. The Intermedi- Bloomfleld Fary and Mrs. John Gin Special! Holloway's ing, bird, insect, flower, animal, tree ate and Young People's Christian En- Lindsay have returned from a visit QUALITY BONELESS and plant Identification contests, na- deavor sooletles will meet In the eve- with relatives at Willsboro, New Full Quart A ^| *»«* ture collections, athletlq meet, boxing ning at 7 o'clock, when the subject York. „ ROUND Quality SIRLOIN and afternoon picnics. ) will be "The Contributions of City June Mount, 5 years old, was bit- Beef Reg. Price $1.89 9 JL *** Those members present at the ini and Country to Our National Life." ten on the leg by a dog Saturday am STEAK STEAK tlal opening were Howard and Mar Evening worship will be held at the was taken In tbe Sea Bright am- Roatf -19 gery Strauss, children of Mr. and church at 8 o'clock and the topic will bulance to the home of Dr. D. Har- Chuck Mrs. Howard G. Strauss, Richard and be "An Eternal Value," Prayer meet- old Karp, where the wound was lb. NECK CUTS ID. 18o - 39° SCOTCH—Buckingham Marilyn Berger, children of Mr. anding will be held Wednesday evening cauterized. 39° Mrs. Clarence Berger] Raymond at 7:40 o'clock. Miss Lillian Carlson Is visiting he re Bottom Round. ROLLED I Cross Rib ROLLED 33c Guenther, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. The Baptist church will hold Its sister, Mrs; Edward Altaian of Tot- Extra Special Raymond buenther, all of Shrews- annual vacation church school begin- tenvllle, Staten Island. Friday Only! Shoulder Lamb » lie : Shoulder Lamb Chops .*> 19c , Fifth bury; Lawrence White, son of Mr. ning next Monday and continuing After several weeks of Inactivity and Mrs. Arthur L. White of Red READY H> OQ_ Bank, John Feist, son of Mr. and Imported Ham 89C \ Cold Cuts , SLICED ' Z9C Mrs. Irving Feist of Fair Haven, and Peter Kurzman, son of Mr. and Mrs. LEGS OF REAL GENUINE SPRING LAMB • TO s ib. r> oe_ Rye—Cobbs Creek Harold F. Kurzman and William Ti- SIZES *iUC tus, son of Dr. and Mrs, Norman E. JERSEY Titus of Rumson. Quality Long Island Full Quart A' BROILERS Blend of 8 Tears Old A and Beef New Monmouth. When DOCKS FRYERS Rib lb. Jamea E. Grlggs Is observing lb. 17° with a great deal of Interest and 31' Roast* 27 KetltWOOd Straight Rye gratification the rapid growth of three turpentine trees which he Winter Comes/ Extra Fancy Large ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 for 19c « YEARS OLD transplanted on his residence grounds several months ago and a Full Quart which he obtained from relatives In Lima Beans BS 3 ""22c I Golden Bananas ^,51* °M9c the South. He Is hopeful that by Will You Have A the next time bis house and out- Extra Fancy TABLE CELERY HEARTS 2 bunches 15c buildings need repainting he will be 7 Old Lewis Hunter able to get all the turpentine need- Large Yellow Onions 3 ""10c \ Special Corn Saturday! ed for tho job by tapping the trees. Second Crop . Straight Bourbon Whiskey A novana in honor of St. Anne Vacuum Packed a - w Pint Is being held at St. Mary's church. It opened Monday night and wilt When the harvest Is In ... When the produce Is Sunbeam Brookfield C FANCY AN OLD FRIEND 1 98c conclude Tuesday night. Each even- sold . . . When a whole winter, with no further Ing a service Is held at S o'clock. means of Income stares the farmer In the fact, ., Roll Leroy Patterson of Altoona, Penn- COFFEE COFFEE Then comes tha time when a new crop ... a more Butter2 57 sylvania, Is spending a week with 2 lbs. RumImported Weit Indies Carey Johnston. profitable crop • . . THE SECOND CROP ... Is 2 „ 39° 57* Miss Bessie Penterman sang prepared for market. This "second crop," which WHARF RUM or Full Fifth solo at the Baptist church Sunday hundreds of farmers throughout the West have Sheffield Evap. Milk 3' 17c | Schneider's Coffee morning. In the evening the serv- found to yield the greatest return, Is the raising of Reg. Price $2.49 ice was-in charge of the young peo- POLANDER'S ASSORTED JELLIES 2 12-oa. jars 29c ple of the church. An address was one of tha most valuable fur-producing animals made by Robert Acker and trumpet , , . MINK. fOT sileotlons ware playsd by Allen Wayne County Grape Juice 2 •*' 29c 1 Snider's Ketchup 2 29c Apple Jack—Tree Top Weiss, FlUroy Walling and Nelson Roberta. Everett Ollvtr was the HEINZ'S CUCUMBER PICKLES I«ge jar 19c Full Quart organist atid Mrs. Fred'Penterman the pianist. Kllln Anything! IMPORTED Freehold Distillery Oo. AGED Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Robtrts Switzerland 75c Pint and tbelr son, Howard Allen Rob- A New Industry DAISY 19c •rU, have returned to Brooklyn af- ter having spent two weeks with MINK FABMINOt-Whereln the demand Is far 35c CHEESE Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Roberts. CHEESE The annual plonlo of the Baptist greater than the supply; a ready sale for every pelt. Kilzurti California Wine qt. 69c lb. Sunday-school Is balnjr held this af- « 29° BAD VOK INSECTS ' 69° PORT L Full ternoon at Point Pleasant. A VISIT to the OETTXKMAW MINK RANCH, Lakewood SHERRY E, Ralph VanPelt Is a surgical pa- Raid, Below Freehold, will convince anyone of the eas* Quarts tient at Monmouth Memorial hos- MUSCATEL pital. He waa taken there In the with which these animals are raised, Extra Liquid Wax qtcr. 98c ambulanco of the Atlantlo Highlands First Aid Squad. Special! Clear Wax ,t.«,98c -.BEER- Do Not be Ashamsd. WRITB For FREE, Interesting Johnsons No buslnesi or professional man and Bducatlonal Booklet Ex- THIS AND Floor Wax STKINIK8 will aver be ashamed of hi* letter- (plot ttepwit) plaining Thli NSW INDUBTRT. %/Mffttft^ I Register Want Advertisements Bring 1 .'.••'. >. ;r. I,,., •. i , . >. ,,', ',-i ,v',.,-...'•,•'. ;•_.-.• ,!..-i •••..:.,,•>,'..it,w. Water Soitk«jV Regatta Schedule and Champion Moreland Maid Courts Cause Beto» . Complete Entry List Tennis Delay AnaiitlTliira^^sJri^etl^attsnd th» rsgatts. to b. baJd on th» flhrtws- Ijiirjr tir^r.Se^urdsy.txiidgUndsy. llis I Cliff Lewis, Mantoloklng ._. Tnnif Robert (Bucky) Mead again, won 1 1 aoclatlon; Princeton, N. J« John. F. KTM- Single* and trouble* eheiinp|opot'jW,')^a^h Burk, Teili Charles lit. Mantolokln* Below Is printed the complete pro- tbe weekly' ,Dlclcman ikeeter- fleet Jama Earla. Hantoloklng gram of-tho national rowing regatta — _. Bavenswood Boat Club, Long To.nu.ent. Held race Hii'nday octmlng, nosing out Teddy in, V ItlaVid City. N. T. Joseph Angyal" -Jfrfdi-WalaiM" ol piuadelpSja. world to b« heldSaturday and Sunday on to SUrt,Wh«n W«*& i?W-1 •aa».»s_;: irofai(slonaJ..8t-»an ifm • . •3led" Uppineott by » seconds. Bor- No.'4. New York Athletic Clut, Ktw I dei 9u«* was the winner of the Uw Shrewsbury river. The time of York, N. Y. Joeeph P.'Ryan. • mh*-P«urmn Ar«_ I^(lt. • ; — s of NrwiTork, ekatoplonUOI each, event and the entrants In each Event' No? 7—4,30 P. M. Claai B event. The-animnurles; , race are listed: CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLE SCULLS Monmouth Four : No. 1. Penn Athletic Club, FhUadel. Saturday. lacFa. Joseph Burk. Drencbedtcoufts caused,;-,tbs post- Evaat No. 1—SlSO P. M. No. 2. Winner,of Association Singles. ponement of -the; annual.Rrt-Bsnlc pP%Bliiid " 1U 1-B. SENIOE DOUBLE SCULLS Evmt No. »—-siso P.M. singles., and. doubles', tennj* touroa- Mo. 1, Argonaut Bowin* Club, Toronto, PARADE OF NATIONAL SINGLE SCULL ment soheduje'd.to s.tart Monday on VilltaaL Me*rk JlTov, Canada. Bow. Ksn Thorturn; stroke, Jack CHAMPIONS OF FORMES. YEARS the municipal' courts \vn- (See list of former Champlona on pr«> vlslon of Harold-^Potter.- ,' : i i *?Hn!. *S. Falrraount Bowlo* Association, ceding Jlage) on I»H.aM»ltM.-. _v . •-. \. Sdwjards BUIIBUMJ ,. , '>;'-?'- ;- - r-*—.•••-''- •• '.•'•»'• • ' Fblladelphla, Pa. Bow, Joseph Somogul; The- 23-ln.oh gold , tr.qnhy. donated atb>trtDatlst _. Event No. »—Siio P..M. b -Atwam ^deI,pWi.JfiM«l'|;o|pMf AniUst Schwaera Rain Cautes Poitponement of SENIOR EIGHT-OARED SHELLS X Arnold -sM>imita- No. 1. Penn Athletic Club. Philadelphia, Ing, store will bs put tlrtp J)\to:>#i* Pa. ^ow."wIl!Um"BoblnhoTd; atroke.'l!d- Henrr'PoH ..^H. '••• Qame —-Eatontovm Quartet warvsfss'ssd Vorndran.' .,,...,• Fa. Bow, Howard McGlllln: 2. J. Bush- year, (or -.the ilnglesV, tournament ong: 3, H. Sharkey; 4, J. Harrington; I, amtVmatn „ ''Setitt* Qvewl>ellniiig Victory Ho. 4. MalU Boat Club, PhiladelphiaPhlU, Paul St. Germalne; «. Anthony Gallagher: The player.wjpe|nr,tll» .trimlwJJftef. BooaJd Oiborn Pau Bow, Frederick H. Symes; stroke, ™ " 7, George McGeei stroke; Frank English; times wi|l be.the psrn^m«* SNKAKBOXKS—CLASS B. Over .Bedminster Team. . lip-H. Coohrane. * coxswain, Tom Mack. Just: ss | soon) asj w»»tber ___„,.„. Mart—lOiOI.A. M.- • " Event No. 2—1:60 P. M. No. 2, West Side Rowing- Club, Buffa- 'Bordesr Bane* _ ASSOCIATION SENIOR SINGLE' SCULLS lo, N. Y. Bow, Janes L. Hogan; 2, John the -courts will be iput Into .cpndttloji WllUam^WlkoH First Heat—First and Second Qualify Holding their opponents to only E. MacGamwell; S. Edwin Kraft; 4, Wil- for play and-the toumajnept will.ibe Gilbert Turner ' 11:14:20 three goals throrghout the contest, for'Final liam Kenneth Aahby; 5, August O. starred, •'.•,. ..-' .',' •,•'.. IJ •;;'. Botwrt Kiohsnaa , Ui«t:M Ho. 1, Argonaut Rowing Club, Toronto, Kempff; (, Joseph Pulto; 7. Bruce Ben. BarnrSonthsOl . .11:60:11 the, Monmouth County Country dub Canada. Herb Hitler. net; stroke. Charles I* Gray,"Jr.; cox. drawings were made.Sunday night Btli. Browt ...... ll-.IOit2 swain, Irving Treubel. pololsta Sunday outrode tbe Burnt No. J, Bavanswood Boat Club, Long Is- and-Iieuten'antWotth,lngt6n of Brad- WaiUnt.Seelanl , llldiSO Mills team of Bedminster to enter land City, N. T. Joseph Angyal. No. S. North Star Rowing Club, Dart- ley Beach,' Raymond .Rose,: Palmer WnSani'iWWU! UsSTlOS J*o. 8. Nonpareil Rowing Club, New mouth, Nova Scotia. Bow, Clem Nor. Xebatt.'.'Axns, the finals ot Rumson Country club's York. N. Y. Arnold Roberts. wood*. 2, Jerry Calnen; 8, James-Anthony; Bo'de and D&vH Wood, Jr,.ar» seed- 12-goal tournament, The 12-to-S game 4, Jsck Saunders; £, Lawrence Prallckl ed In, the upper • bracket-.'>J1 *4ur -Marjorle Moore was the winner of Event No. 3—3slO P. M. 6, . Uurray Hatt;_7, Harold Brenpan was played on the Shrewsbury,polo ASOCIATION SENIOB SINGLE SCULLS have been awarded ',bye«-'tn.,tneflMit hej Comet, point race held Monday stroke, Owen N. Sawler: coxswain, lt field.' . ,:•.;, .. , " i Second Heat—First and Second Quality Swaffer. •sa round. In the doubles.tournament, Tu'nier of Phnad#.lphla, chin morning >by- the Monmouth Boat dub. for Final. Mia Moore> anlshed mots than five The Monmouth riders will meet tho ' No. 1, Bachelors. Barge Club, Philadel- Event No. 10—5:30 P. H. Rpie and .Wood, defending cham- u^. - ' ' '' phia, Pa. Joseph Hutton. lNNER-CITY OCTUPLE SCULLS pions, are seeded as .number Tons; mlnu+ts ahead of Marjorle and Dor-Blind Brook team In the flnals this No 1. New York Koirlng Association. othy Norciim.. The results: week as soon si Weather permits. No. 2. New York Athletic Club, New New York, N. Y. Bow, Joseph Angyal team, and Albert Berlow/ind George York. N. Y. Frank Silvio. ' (Ravenswood); 2; Gesser (Ravenswobd); Holmes.as.number, two,team. • - • The Blind Brook .team gained the No. I, Nerald Boat Club,. Belleville, N. ••'VCOM-SW.' •"•- •-'• . S, Roberts (Nonpareil) : 4, Wlghton (Un. The pairings' for the first round In Steit-i-iotlO'A, M. flnals Saturday afternoon at Rumson J.' Homer R. .Zlnk. Ion); 6, Frank Silvio (N. Y. A. C): 8, No. 4, Argonaut Bowing Club, Toronto, the, singles, tournament are Ueuten- Marjorle Moor, ^~...-. . 11:17:45 when they^defe'ated the Qoyernqifa:, Edward Simpson (N, Y. A. C.); -1. Jack Malloriiaisl " ; Canada. Jamea Busseil. Sulger (N. Y. A. C.); stroke, Dan Barrow ant .Worthlngton, bye, Bill Brans vs. C*mw>ell of Toronto, Island team, 8 to"3. ' Tbe final game Event No. 4—3:30 P. M. . (N. Y. A. C): coxswain, Arthur Cue (N. John^Poslusney, Al Berlow, bye, Rob- chainclon Mil. In all likelihood will be played on the SENIOB 115 LB. FOUR-OARED SHELLS Y. A. C.) Herbert, Memorial field, Rumson WITH COXSWAIN No. 2. Philadelphia Octuple Sculls Crew, Moreland Maid, outstanding over 15-hand tiree-gaited mare ot ert Wotden.V»- > Jack: ArnoW, Palmer No. 1, West Side Bowing Club, Buffalo. Philadelphia. Pa. .Bow, Wasley Gerhab the decade shown with her owner Hn L. Victor Wed at the Fair City Bpvle, bye, vs.iAndy Bjg«- Gi N. Y. Bow. Lawrence J.' filseette; 2, James (Undine Boat Club); 2, Philip Cochrane Stable*. MoreUnd Maid is being «hown t*i» HUH in th* leadinj, land;-'BdgM' . ... - .-^ Captained by George Oliver, Jr., J. Mahonem: 8, ArthurMtMshon; stroke, (Malta Boat- Club)T J,VC. 8. V. BIllolP r B»»llshHenler The Mchmouth Boat club' regatta (University Barge Club) ; 4. Albert Veil horac shows of the United States and Canada. Last year, Moreland Maid Sickles vs. OaW'Sgelaad, R»ymond who just recovered from an injury Alfred 1, Sat>eck;l coxswain, Albert Wl Saturday, afternoon again proved to ; they. / (Undine Boat Club); o, Joseph Hutton established a brilliant record haring won twenty-four blue ribbons, Rose, bye, Jack) Schooley vs. Pan suffered In a recent polo game, the No. 2. Falrmount Bowing Association, (Bachelors Barge Club) ; 8, Harold Flnj* be. a moit'Interesting event Thirty- gan (Malta Boat Club); 7, Vincent Deeney two grand championships at Rurason and the Kentucky state fair, and Bailley, Tom Oamon, • bye, Harold Monmouth. riders opened a strong Philadelphia. Pa. Bow, John Cunningham; four championships at Newark, Jersey Shore, Springfield and Toronto, Elberon Horse four- skippers sailed their boats Z. Michael Popow; 3. Lewis Bans; stroke. (Falrmount Rowing' Association) ; stroke, Turnock- vs. Morris- Straus,; DaVJd: around- the 7W-milo "coune in' good scoring attack in the.first half which Lewis Sonsognl; coxswain, Joseph Kennedy. William Duffy .(Falnnouot Itawlng Ass6> Canada, she is a stable companion of the famous Dixie Maid, out- Wood, Jr., bye, Harold Schuttavbye, resulted in six goals while their op- elation); coxswain, E. McFall (Penn Attv standing champion under 15-hand Bare time. The summaries: ••• Event No. S—SiBO P. M. letlfc Club). George, Holmes, bye, G«orgi;Bber- ! Best In s^ioW ponents were only able' to push one' hardt, bye, • . • . ••••.). BmD BOATB. goal through the .uprights. 'The . SENIOR FOUB-OARED SHELLS No. 8. Princeton University Rowing As- Start-XllO T; M. WITHOUT COXSWAIN. sociation, Princeton, N. J. Bow. E. F. TJie pairings, for the ;doubles tour- Burnt Mills team, was given a two- No. 1, West Side Rowing Club, Buffalo, Norton, Jr.; 2, J. W. Kraemer; 3, P. C. A.'Bars«se: ... nament include,Raymond>Kt* ' * Jao. M«hot'. g\.hajiaicap,;nialslog_the »coreiat N. Y. Bow, Charles H. Frier; 2, Edward Shlrkey, Jr.:-4, F. Green, Jr.; 6. C. G. t A. -Schano: ft. August KenpR; stroke, Luti; I, W. W. Lonahsn: 7, F. C. KosnlK; Interesting Facts David Wood, Jr.;bys,-Od«n«nd half time, 6jo 8. . t... .. • ; Conrtland B. Fierce, Jr. stroke, E. L. Katxenbach; coxawsln, K." W; Egeland 'vs.;Edgar Allen .afldlBl^y No. 2, Penn Athletic Club, Philadel- Daliell, Jr. The Batontbwn quartet continued phia. P*. Bow. Fermar Richards; 2, Char- Hagennan, Richard < HsJnmer sujd their offensive work in the foufth les Ford; S, Thomas Currsn; stroke, Jos- John Sullivan vs.: Bill Kvanej-'and chulcker when they tallied four goals eph Doughertr. Concerning Regatta Wlnfleld Maurer, • Jack AmoJd-and and repeated with'two moire In the Eve'nt No. »—<:10 P. M. Tom dunon, bye, Al Berlow apd Moreland's Maid, exhibited by M{. ; SENIOR QUADRUPLE SCULLS Sailing Races fifth. Burnt Mills was held scoreless : No. 1. Penn Athletic Club. Philadel- Qeprge Holmes,- bye, Ing In tbe,.defensive back position, "rNo. 2. Veirmount Bowing Association, A"galaxy 61 tennis"stars~%ill te street" and Proal'a bill will bcXsouth- The 66th convention of the Na- On Local Course •> - greeted the vopsnlng ^arid: play«d scored one. Philadelphia, Fa. Bow, Amerigo Sonxognl; seen In action next week at the Sea havoo'Withthe»show!s scheduler The 2; Edward Jonlk; 8, Joseph Sontognl; bound. tional Amateur Oarsmen's*association Mon. .County Burnt: MBit atroke, William Dully. Bright Lawn Tennta and Cricket club will be held Friday night at the Mol-Club Champion Eliminated from rain almost blotted out the • fuilsh No, 1—A. stem a. Prentice No. 8, Undine Barge Club. Philadelphia. In Rumaon, competing In the annual The judges' stand wil! be located ly Pitcher hotel.: of'a polo ptmy raoe, bogged down No. 2—H. Untermeyer C. Johnson Pa. Bow, William Hoblnhold; 2, William Presicient's Cup Play by Sanir- W No. V-G. Oliver B. Joh&iont. invitation tournament for the famous at tbe west end of the public dock. the tfrenched hunters ;in a -working Back—R. Eisner B. Johnson McClelland: I. William Malcomson; stroke, Sea Bright Bowls. The tournament hunter class and caused the canctl- Osro Edward' Vomdran. The administration building will al- Boat-owners have been asked toj uel Halper-^-Rob«rt Scbrotxlejr Moil County «.«-..-.— 2 » 1 4 2 0—1) opens Monday and ends Saturday. lsilon; of,-the .«nal class on .the first tmtASfeoilS—CLASS B, .. Event No. 8—***°>* ' ovir -ilotfr-foot, thr*e-u>ch Jumps. Araold 8ttiwarts J:8i:28 UnUrmeytr 4, Stan 2. Eisner.. Por-Burnt No. 1, winner ot th« Second Heat. tween Red Bank and Fair Haveq The'Spetr* crowd a^ttndlng the) open- :.'_,:. .-; 1:17:17 Ullls—B. Johnson. C. Johnson, B. John. No. 2, aecond in the Flrat Heat. Helen Jacobs, Miss Dorothy Bundy, day Saturday. Theodore D. Moore is from now until after the .races .Sun- Jaaeph-Ghe»), flvy son, by handJesjp a., , No. >, winner of the First Heat. Mile. Silvia Henrotln, Mrs. Marjorle chairman of tJie anchorage conimlt- feted a setback. Sunday In the second •»ven-"thinner "with" tbi Beferee-~fcdwin Stewart. ' , No. 4. second in the Second Heat. VanRyn, liJlss Gracyn Wheeler, Miss' ° " day. .Oarsmen will be practicing In their shells at all hours, it was point- j round of the Fresldent'evcUp .handt- - ,. .. rain.' Many, persons- *ie- ^_.Z-..-I)SF •-' little of chukkers—TH minttt«s. - - Event No. 9—j-io p. «, ca INTERMEDIATE EIGHT-OARED SHELLS Katherlne Winthrop, Miss Helen ei out, and the sltghest backwash•' P tournamettt when Jhe 'lost to trjjated to ears, and scores of x>th«rs -SJSH No. 1, New York Athletic Club, New Pederion, Mrs. Carolyn Babcock Twelve bouys will mark the an- mely cause the frail craft to capslje I Samuel Halper.TS and i. at gftml sought-shelttr itjnd«r awnings, ';as ••'-.. , Sltart^fiio p, M.,- . *'' .: ' One of the qulokost ways to find a York, H Y. Bow, Donald Clune; 2, Rob- Stark, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyn, Hubert Beitler ^.LJ...i:.U..:J..J.' > :41:ll chorages from tho starting lino to »tfuii s /.nail jW - -' I RiveRiv«r •nniinf-i'Countryv **litclub.h )' • ' Josnih Betfert „....._.._.._.. J._..., I Ul :0» Job Is to advertise In The Regis- art Stelnscher; 8, Arthur Sulger; 4, Mor- Miss Hopi Knowlcs, Miss Edyth -costly damage. timer Colter; C, Kenneth Lindbergh; 6, the finish line at the west end of the Also upset. were Ed f McDermott, infs-lnW'st • lake. . > >'<•• > •.•.** '-> ter's Want Department—Advertise- Clark and Miss Catherine Workman. In a special rac« Sunday afternoon, ment Stuart Hlnrlchs; 7, Joseph Atkinson, Jr.; dock. Boat owners must have res- who was eliminated ifay Bill Ryan, -i^wci^'t^ .flilaJ- blo». .Tie tbe COmet" association of the llon- stroke, George Froehlich; coxswain, Arth- Ven players who will participate ervations In ordor to occupy these Boat-owners unacquainted ^th u> Case, local waters have been warned, to and J. Joseph -coftSor who lost -to hurricetne 'Friday ioomlng >di8 '»o rnouth Boat club defeated theBsre- are KobeB Rlggo, Prank Parker, positions, and all boats whoso own- Charles Moore.';-The, last twin, men- touch d*W*g« that kcancJlUtloh lot No. 2, Penn Athletic Club, Philadelphia, leave the black and red bouy at the toot Yacht club,.»1 to Mr preying Wilmer Allison, Sidney Wood, Gil- ers havo not registered will be loned ma'tohes, also 'had '.5' and i : Pal Bow. Edward Golgtr: 2. J. O'Connell; junction of the'North'and .'South I .c; •/J..o:.^_«4:' 'ii.',n-ec,ssa>y. '•!%• ihat comets, are. faster than sntisvk- S,; W. Fremhees; 4, Arthur Gallagher; 5, bert Hunt, Frank Shields; Joseph moved. All Incoming boats must reg- icore». •.'; <. ; v v :-,••<.. v, ./.•*",.•,,• Edward Wallace; 6. Joseph Lyons; 7. John Shrewsbury rivers on thdlr p'6rfJalde boxss. .QonHubbard, handlins; Joe> ioh"-"C-D1*rmld>. £??8lid»> so salllhg a. comet, flntshsd si;cond, Mfchul Culllnan; 5, Walter Nsro; 8, Ed- tee la Charles D. Halsey, with Hook- point, a mile and' quarter distant ^t C»rHo» • WhirtoV tfeH*! er Talcott and MM, Bobuylor Vari- end of a sunken'rock Jetty, and 'Marjorle Moore, llbewUe. In 'a ward/A. Shano; 7, George E. Pavlsi stroke, from the public dock. The starters wo; John Hawkins. -Mat. oomit,': placed third. The summary: By OENt DKTALOO. James Heweon; coxswain, James Botting. Vechtcn as vice chairman. Other will be on six boats, to be moored :er, two and one, and Murray--i members are Mrs. Eliot Coleman, 8PBCIAL-MATCH RACK. Sunday. at that point. The course will be The Relief Engine company will won over Fielding-QwyAn,rthree;and • FOB GBEATBB AIR : ' Event No. 1—2:30 P.' M. Mrs. J. Sanford Shanley, Mayor 300 .feet, wide, accommodating six maintain a refreshment booth at the wo.. • ••' • ' ,' ;'• i -\'i : ''.'*' SoMli Hnklmi, CCom.o t ,i „ a:(6:J0 US LB. SENIOR QUARTER.JJILE James C. Auchlncloss, George' M. OOMMEBCE boats abreast, and, on the home marine park. Archie. Spangenberg Is Robert Scnroeder won' the blind combin.atlon' class over lu nawis, darlM Allair.. OetOeetee t , . -SINGLE SCULLS Bodman, Sheldon T. Coleman, Eliot stretch of one-quarter mile there will chairman of the committee in'charge, MJrMarJorii e tr ,C Comeo t .No. I, Argonaut Rowing Club, Toronto, bogey • tournament When he syqualled shMrn In "hatnia% and 'th»n-und«r Buekk r MMead. BneakboxBneal ' Above all else the world-gird- Canada. John Tlaville. Coleman, Clement I>. Despard, Jos.- be six marked lanes. The Shrewsbury post of the, Ameri- k ling flight of Howard Hughes eph c. Hoagland, Richard M. Hurd, the'first 'drawn- number of 86. Rob-saddle,' afWr having • won second UfMrai Herman, Sneakbox . Ho. 2, Bavenewood Boat Club, Long Is- can Legion will'ateo maintain.a re- eft Olbbssdored M to place second. "Bed" Upplneott, fluskbox and his, com- land Citr. N. Y. Joseph Aniyal. Jr., J. Upsbur Moorhead, C. Frederic plat*. in' th« Ittrrlt Saddle cls«s, 'Over Walter Mead, Buealboji;.:„'.; A public address system ylll be In- freshment boo^h with John E. Day McDermott 'drew a handicap of 21 petent assool- |Mo. 1, Argonaut Rowing Club, Toronto, Nellaon, Jr., and Stuart A. Young. In charge; ' ' ' lfa-hto'dsv . •_•.•'•'--' •••- i •••• ; _ John Monts-omenr, Coaet « ates was a Canada. Kenneth Thotborn. stalled at the public dock and an which gave bJmaUow net score of ' K two firats aftfjrcOTerlrigthe J?-mlle ooUrae in Lindbergh blazed an adventur- No. 7. Argonaut Rowing Dub, Toronto, day, July 27, at the tennis club. Mr. ing match which.was played at Old 1 'hour, «J plnutes .and IT seconds. , oua trail., Hughes set the Cemada. Gordon Bradshaw. and Mrs. C. Frederic Nellson, Jr., will Off The Fairways Orchard, nine points to three. the Long Branch Bomber* on McCar- and twin thirds^ In flve-galted clals)- : I stage for travel and commerce, ttr's' field. DeChicclo whiB«d eight es, ,tvo horses lttw to the show, Ed Rnliman"7ra« se«>«• 22. . JohJohnn DlehlDlehl;; Haven and Sea Bright. Mrs. George cheer up, it could have been worse. connected with a homer. «vy£^irw' 'fiii'/Th'lir ifirfe f *»kV" the your car new.life and pep and I . WWarren Schroder: stroke. AlbrAlb.rt HHoppe; Next Saturday at 3:00 p. m. they ' Next1 Sunday afternoon .-at WfCa*- blue In 'the llgbtwitgrit \q\fsiMled Increase'your riding ease and: COMwaln. John H. Schwerte. Dwlght is general chairman. A din- play a team from Fort Monmouth. SMIKI"!?"™1 Ro»ing Assorlatlon, ner-dance in honor of all the players tert field,' the, «-"«•»- Vi.»i*K-»*i-e Robert Mead.'K*I Ban* comfort. Drive, In today. , I wonder what Murray's shoes will Hope you do as well as the ladles. Wwards iWlaaaui, KM B PWIadelphlah . PaAdluni. Bow; . Kaymond Roejer; Saturday night at the . Sea Bright of a five-game I ^"*^. m,, •• Vincent Deeney; look like when we lift the lockers off Asvst S«kyaen,.Ke4 B attoka, William Qul.k; c.waln, Ed.a'd Bea.cn club will climax the social son Men's clul WalU, MeaXvlb, Busk Bweeney. functions. them. So far not a miss in the President's were, rained out # forI Atlll cup matches, all on schedule. v t NA-' J* " ^ 'K n «'lc Club. N.» A dance for junior members, 6 to hone- J"i: \; """• « neth Lindbergh; J.:8tuart Hlnrl.hs: «, Joseph Atkinson 10 years old, will be held at the ten- Did you see Frank and Pres. John anshlp classes; . *'•>. strok.. .George Froehllch: coxswsin, nis club Saturday afternoon under using the crow bar to pry open their Have you noticed the Improvement Rhlaekart. Ib. : The'-Vis'upset ot'the snow o»m» Artsur. Gale. lockers to salvage their belongings. in Sam's golf? Practice makes per- Wood,, it, -.. o 11 No. t. Penn Athletls Club, Phlladel- the direction of Mrs. Charles D. Hal- A. EgeUnd, If. BUnday - in: thethech' championa s hiphuntet r F Bo Perm». RED BANK Event No. 4—3,30 P. M man of the Junior committee. to the floor than the storm. .1 i •• Jr.,. ot Reading, PannsylTanla, Says' So din, rf, ...»J.—.. t » t • 145 Ib. SENIOR EICHT.OARED Players who will be guests at prl. DtOhknlo, p. ...-.. crowned.' ettamtlion over, • Mr.' and • • SHELLS J. MMOD. e. ,....,.„..*..- ,_ r ln vate homes during the tournament Local Winner In Mrs.f|Cdw«td y.^lnn's; gteat' bay w.li°1 j V s., " "ouBP t Ro»ln Johj nAisotlatlo Bill got the job on tho club house B. Ma«op, cf, ...„..„..- y,*.'*-r» lbsfor ( Hiasua,i I, , "Ameriga "• | o' Somognl« """•: I, Uwl C-nnls Hann are as follows: Mlsa Marble with sooner than he expected. It's an 111 getting"^nce dbarld»-, U, 'witiner FHESijhMA» Avon Club Shoot of neiiJy'sJl' of'tlie-fitint.r tltlis friends at Deal, Mrs, Fabyan and wind, etc. J Mward Jonlk I 7, William Dull,; stroke Miss Katherlne Winthrop with Mr. fast «sitwand nkr3y» this-season. 3 50 . 8osso«nl i coxswain, Jose,.), Ken Leonard Wright of Neptune OUy and Mri. A. L. Hasktll, Mrs. Stark I don't know which sounded worse, • Tbr»^e.^W^'7h'tbJrtad J. Undine Ilsrire Club, Phllidtl- and her husband with Mr. and Mrs. finished first in ithe 100-blrd shoot Pa. Bow. rieorge Pries; 2, Jone|>h the oave In of the chimneys, falling conducted by the Avon Gun club 1 WilU»m_MeClatlaiia.: 4. Wll- Eliot Coleman, Mils Hope Knowles of trees or our famous warblers. They sfsVHsaeffF Roblnholdl 6. Edward Vnrnflr.r,: I. and Miss Edyth Clark with Mr. and Saturdayy. F. W. Williamson waas and »hoVn '.by. *arriml '0,' iaels H, Ludwlgi 7. William Malrnlm- both send a chill right through me. fourtfthh and Harry Layton of Red Prime Rib Roast aoeu stroke. John Jtalenttne; coxswsln, Mri. Townsend Coleman, Miss Cath- "ikstre.'lari".'- at' Long ipr Jam W. Gillian. erine Workman with Dr. and Mrs. Bank fifth. The latter wai second In No. I, West Bide Rowing Club, lluflilo. Oeorgo O. Ward, Arthur Hare and Bob and Walt, said the only good the TB-blrd shoot and won the- 12- J*. Y. Bow. William B. Schmidt; 2. Jo- thing the storm did was to tako tho palr doubles. ' seph L. Bshleni 8, Kenneth L. MrF.wen Hal Surface with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 4. Akn J. Keek.e; t. Robart 1. Itokelaln Coatps, Joseph Hunt with Mr. andtree out of the second fairway. Saturday, July 30, the Monmouth f, laftniel J. Campainal 7, Robert Fran' Mrs. Arthur Borden, Mr. and Mrs. county championship and the Avon Serf stroke, Alfred J, Sapackri coxswsln Gun club championship will be shot » • 1-1,« I yl'.l Alklrt ft Wllkay. John McDIarmid with Mr. and Mrs. Thanks to all* of you for the won- Fair H.Y.n W. n. Flndley, Mr. and Mrs. Bldncy derful co-operation and tho many of- at 100 blrls, 18 yard rise A suitable Lons Braneh ...... ,-. 0 1 I »'•',*••'» Event No. S—3i>0 P. M. 8ummarJ|/Hema nin—BcelaiHl. SIN1OH D0UDM! SCULLS Wood with Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. fers of assistance That did mo more trophy will be awarded the winner, ol haaa-hlu—iTnrner, awaUmsr. Ba«s oj •kbW&m'mbnwhich nms tee n Playepiayeqf aiail,seasol ijasonn bmy each, event. : -. Hardlnrand Berkeley Bell with Mr. good than a dose' of medicine anl biTw—CliOMtOW't Drthl.elo t1 , atof ChaWuilChaUual I, if Jlr.'.OJiWOa'S; t ru**X\ -ilt •«£•'.tht e• UMinoiAlTMMuiMfatno»lW;.o©unu, and Mrs. Robert 0. Ilsley. Other helpa In keeping the old chin up. The Monmouth county obamplon Smith 1, Stn.sk pat—By .DaOkleelBMtoo tV*J iff: •2P8P> •-i 5T ^SS^SSliaS^ players will ho guests at tho Hum- ship U open to. reiloenU of Mon- Ghstaun I, or «l»lt|i,,«., H1M-OH »a- tyi"eVonUjr'Ol|l1>. ;Ot»|r*t3«irW*, ion Country club and the Peninsula mouth county and the Avon dun club cSl.elo 4. eS ftettaW*.oeftk.lt). rjji c«t^h''#'l»tttSloVltlr orflW»7*ilp Joe and Chlrlle played their match 1 house. Friday evening and admitted it, vil ohamplanshlp' Is open" only. to, Avon ~ . I... •',, .' ; . Ithth»i ddayi rfo6rorj«tUlnd e»r. aad Barrad Booki. Xhoda bland Radai breakfast served U d.ilr.d; roniLnt hot dock, winter lay-up facilities at saertace. NEWMAN SPRINGS road, modem eevnT tlen fqr *hlek*n MOM. fteteflii. hut. Two hundred an* fifty mink breed- 8B0OND-HAND furniture of *v*i7 10 days old lie. Also lot fin* rabbits. WE BUY did ears and all kinds of oldwater; all eonvenl.hc.i. Ratal reasonable. rlne all-year modern hcuss. Address P. room hous*i party furnished > hath, nm ers wer* to arrive In Freehold today rijt plant!. (to. bought and wreoksd any- Mullur, aast side BoaU 86. mil. north of Iron, ooppsr and brut. Louli Backer. 117 Hudson avenue, R*d Bank O. Box 57, Sea Bright. l > tw e whire. U gueeeermsn, Phone Unlenvllle description i luge selwUon, Visit Bed Bank. Sta River road, Red Bank, phon* 111). *K * ft» V *" «"•*•• ham eonnsetlagl from the Yukon section of Alaska, J-II77. *a«i Mlthina i— our showrooms and Inspaet otir mar« ioma phona Bad Bank UH-W. TWO bright and nicely furnlihid rooms In UNUSUAL bargain: Bunnlow. five rooms. 11x1001 trees. Mey Brandt. Nawmss the farm "stock" for Monmouth war «»• K»nUwortli. N, J. -very nice location: 201 Bjrgin placs, ji.-f""*!1 'ornor property [ excellent eon- ehaadlse. No obllntlon. We bur 1 MADBU6DJI PBOAL, antiques bought Iprlng. road, phone Bed Bank 1410-M. county's n«w Industry, mink farming. rOB-SAUD. halad bar, first and MO- >atweon Maple avenue and Sroad street, dIUon, line neighborhood. Price 11,0001 'LOT faet on lADIOLDS for sale. Oil Ofc.trr T..S and sill *Y*ryth!n*. Busoll's AuoUon and sold. Mountain Hill road, Middle- ied Bank. 400 cash, balance Ilka rent. Ray Van- The anlmali, as unique a collec- lira.lira.' Mlddletown, N. J. ti—htjti—htj cut] Gallerlw. 27.J8 last Front straat. oad crop, alfalfa sad, pigs. Matthew town, W. jf. ' . lorn Agency, Fair Haven, phona Bad wholsielhll s and i*tattttt. Various colorsolor . NAVXBINK, M. J,—Quiet place on laka. tion of farm "stock" aa has ever Sed Bank. MulUn, Brsokdale Farm, Uncroft. PUBLIQ stenographer, all kinds of typinr, Bank 283, come to thli motion, are the van-PMT> TJHD8 for ule, 11.09 and uv. phona 8181-W. Mrs, HarrUt Ooddlngton, Ltkeslde avs- homa or ofiteet will take dictation. 08 BBSPONSIBI^i party m.y t.k. over Sne guard! ot a shipment of 1,100 minks BroouidTlaii, aeat StoM Chtueb, *.t- Harding road. Had Bank.* •' '• lantla HlgbiSJill.* • SAILBOAT for ssle, 1SU ftet. ont j.»r TWO er three pleaiant furnlihid rooms residential property In Little silvir. 10-ACRE farm with aeven-nom Coloslal to the local mink ranoh of Morrla old; 1115 oomplita. G. H. PUnlti. l«» COW STANCHIONS, good oondltlon, for OL0 STAMP collecUon—Stampi of all with light houiiV.ipIni; .11 Improvs- seven rooms, beth, motor itokir; alM house eet away back trdn the road nan, for salei tour burner, Battla "roail, fslr Htv«n, V. J. nations, satisfactory for rsrs stamp col. msntsi running water In rooms; near ela- Oettlemen on the Lakswood road, tali. B.: D. Untllhon, phone 111, Hid- maid's room and bnth. WaUrbury, « among traeai alectridty, bath and far* near Freehold. Gentleman, an At- and bMllert la (not condl. dlatown. actor. Also 100 original stamped an- tion and hue line. 1S9 Bridge avanus. Weet Front street, phone 1600.* nace: garage, barn and wagonahedl 10- ANT1QUBSI fin* eiiits, jun eupboird, vilocli, all denominations. D. Zlto, Col- Red Bank. acre wood lot with endless brlOa-patha lanta City furrier who flr«t latro- It last m»*t. AtlintlHlhld lr«nd!»tWl chlnu clook, Up«tUU>, BAR CORN. 1,000 husbala In quantiUes ot lage avinus. Bstontown, N. J,' BRAND new cottage, four rooms, til* ™dlng through. Brook with posslUJl- duced mink farming to Monrnouth thtrrjr drop Utf tstli, spool., snd post not lass than 100 buih.li. frank Uullck. ONB SMALL and one large room for rent,* hath: 1480 down, balance on easy tlas; within view of tta houaai inMUdla- StfrrftB bouebold f»rel«hlo«i, lnoludlnf ivai. old prints, rmr« chin* tnd STIMI*phone latontown 14>. furnished i rivir bank location > large monthly payment.. Rolston Waterbury. tewn section. Price-U7.IOO.00. Paul B. county, has offered the buiinew a« a nshossar sMretair, tea-piece bedroom Raicll'i Art Gsllsnr. ST Eut FrOBt itreel. porches and groundu very attractive ! REAL ESTATE WANTED Realtor. S2 We.t Front itreet. phone Bit Stryker. rial utate and Inanrance. High* "»tcond crop" for farmers. : ; inlte, tto. Oill atenlnsa *tt» 7, or 3UD- B»d Byik. - ^ • BUCKLING jigs for salei month eld; Tary lummer location! rive minutes from Broad Bank 3100.* way II. Holmdal, N. J, phon. II. dmT a. m. U Met»a»l» street. 3*i Bank.* ohsap. Tsppsr, corn.r Rumion and WAKTBD, poultry farm, S6 aerial dwell- street. 101 Kast Front street, phone Red Gettleman now hai 800 breeder* o» OROICI Asollaa Vlotrola ItO, atasd I1.I0. Bank IIU-W." JBU-T plABSM, t lor IS Mots, pint bed. ipring, mattran !«.' buffst tl. ffls* Hsnce roads, pnohe Rumion 412. ing must have improvements! buildings QUAINT old homeitead with three acne IINE HOUSE In choice location for sale, his ranch and from the reiult* Of a MMOnl.r. Ho down. lO-outrt not He, pi* ohlSoBlsr It, oak tockar It. Call at and equipment must be In fair condition. landi brook; hear Red Bank: ls.2oe. lot 88x180: three-car, garage, hoas? SATINO and cooking apples gatharad What have you. Jamis A. Stout, Broker, FURNISHED room, all improvements! prl> Kolston Waterbury, Realtor, 22 Wist year's experience in braiding the tll Co, 10c «nd |l.oe Bter*. Frown's. 15 Third annul, AUantle Highlands, vate fslnlly! no other roomers! gsrags. contains hardwood finish throughout wtth I8»« ' ' ' dally I Bad Astrakina, Btara and Dutch. Route tl. Mldiletown. N. J. • Front street, phone 1500.* all lmorovemints: a bargain at 11,000. animal! bellevet that farmers, when ssi. In any quantity, at roadstand or da- 418 River road.' FARM wanted I, have cllenta waiting. Ella D. S. Morrii. phone Eatontown 13«." they have harvested their eropi ana BtBnAK BUNDS 19c sauwr* foott DONT overlook than I Floor Ismpi JOc llvarad. Oampbalt'a. tineroft, K. J., phona FUROTBHID joom along bui lln.i. with YOU are Interested In purchasing a Irs* miMtrini Mrrlw. nations] to, 7lotrclM 13.50, paint 11.16 lallon. tH-J-a Bed Bank. Wiltshire, Broad stnet, Shrewsbury, H. horns buy this one on McLaren etreeti sold thslr produo« In the Mli can '., phone Rid Bank Hl«. ' or without mials: in print, family i 11.000 WILL buy a fully fumlahsd SUB- 10c and 11.00 Store. Frown's. Phone porch saUa 86c, /oooka So. a^uarlura all' borne eooklng. Rates rcaionabli. iving room, dining room, kitchen, three prepare for a new, profitable -second III),' .),-,. 11.76, chairs COo. radio H2.50, eto. Bus- bedrooms and bath: lot HxIOO: price mar cottage, ready to men right In I six SOD AND PIGS for sale, Sevan waaka old. SMALL bungalow wanted tor week-endii Phone Red Bank 1110-J.* rooms, bath: plot 61x1001 garagei spten- crop. Gettleman purohaled hla local ell's Auction Galleriis. 15 Zsst Front Horsaa boarded lummar and* wlntari - .eoludedi price not over 11,500. T.rn. IS.750. W. A. Hopping Aganey, Bed BOUiAMP window ihadss, I* lnetm wide itrMt. ScdBsnk, Bank, N. J., phone 117. lld neighbor., near river. Tcnne.' Marte farm a year ago, started off wUh 160 by. t felt lond Wo *Mh. Shidw up good meadow pasture. MlddlrtownV Stock -essonabla. Preferably In Atlantic High- Cox realtor, Port-au-Peck aad Bed Buk. Firm. Thomt. 8. Vl.ld, R>d Bank, phon* Jandt, Sea Bright or Rureion Mctlon. anlmali and now boast* of 800 of the to it lnehts wide in ttoek. Kitlonal Bo. OB1EENTA1, rug, 1^x15, worn t dining room ROOMS FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE Engllih Colonial home at lOe sad 11.00 Sat, two tolfit wau, wuh bowls, atc.i Sll. ' ,, Write Buslniis Girl, bo» 511, Red Bank. IN FAIR HAVEN, near river, «lskt-rooas dark brown oreaturea which- some Store, frown's. Phone Shrewsbury! laria living room, fire- leao.* two lars* latdlnlaraa and one bolstsr rea- SEBE bungalow, three hedroomi, 14,000. ROOMS to rent, separate or as an apart- place, dining room, kitchen, eun porch, houie, all lmprov.rn.nta; garage; cor- day will find their way Into milady*! lonablt. 41 Fstcn placa. Red Bank, phone mint| large, light, airy roomi; central n.r lot, 150x71. Price for Hoick said AWNINOS—L»»t esll. Ott while 2886-M. . MISCELLANEOUS Housi, four b.droomi. good location, location! two b.lii, plenty of hot water. maid'S accommodations, three bidroom. 1,80*. Addreea P, O. Box 414, Raosoa. coat. • ;ou <«n. It-li^h, lit. _: 6c, about 18.600. Small farm, 14,000. Ad- SI Harding load (nsar Hudson avenue and tiled in th: plot 100x110; two-ear ga- lfie Phone NEED ROOM) Wll aaerlfica .naw-.ahaw dr.il P. O. Box 67, Sea Bright. ragi. Prlca It.000. W. A. Hopping ,Ml»k farms caiae into elletonce JB. .00 Store. Prom's. WILb PAr one dollar for a Jesse Light- and opposite high school).** Agency, Red Bank, phone 197. IMO.* room aampla bedroom suits, round mir- SBMI-JBUNOALOW. center of town, dx recent vear« because of"uiedecre»f- rors, in walnut, rsgulaf value lilt, for foot's map of Monmouth county dated ANT&-G.I rid of th«m.. Atk {or ourr 1111, In good condition! or any old Mon- ROOM for rant, kitchen pi-Wlles-M I' d* rooms, gaj, water, electric, heatinat in* bordea of anlmala that once ln« I4I| aft*« new eiub-chalrs 112.50 «uh. HELP WANTED aired! thne minute.' walk to Broad HAVE Juit the home for a small fam- plant! plenty of closets, garage, two pool* ' ' 10-oenlOt t m Sat will do ththe-Demonstrator wuhing machln. I27.se, mouth oounty map, "-Address Poitofllra •trait! good location,. 28 Elm pl.c.,- Rid ily; choice neighborhood! living room habited the northwoodt. Gettleman ...„. .uUonastlonal *it. lOlOo and 11.00 8t6re. box 112. U. 8. OOVBRNMBNT John min-womini Ith fireplace, dining room, kitchen, hot rj houm; lot 100>2S8. Price 11,1*1*. -.- hallave* there-Is a need, for,10O,00O ProwaV fhQM tUOfitUOfi• start 1108 to 1175 month. Dependable water heat, three bedrooms and bathi lot D. S. Morris, phone 110 Eatontown.* mink rataers In the pallet States WAMTBD, to buy. _*roenhouies ...... i one .orcommon eduction] try next Red Bank VERY comfortable roomi In qulit. reftntd 45x160. Price 18,100. W. A. Hopping GARBAQB CANS, gallon alia EDo; Auotlon Galtoiia, J7-J8 East Front street. two for cash. Will remove. Also good HOUBB of six rooms and hath for sale! Red Bank. . ! Agency, Red Bank, phone 197. alone. - • Isrg* tli* ite,' Mationtienal ItIs,, lOlOo o«ni cold frame sash. Writ. Greenhouse, box day. Writa U. S. 07 box 111, Red Bank, all Improvements; ons-car garage; vexr Before he contracted for tt*^ 1,100 11.00 Store. -Prown'if ~Phone- M80,' WILL BHiLX* rsaionablr four-ounes duck 111, Red Bank. ejemlnatloni. Sample coaehlng, full par- HOUSE with Hvsn rooms, gas and elty reasonable. Inquire at 41 Wastnd* ave- jib aid malnaall, u»d but three timen tlculsn and Hit poiitloni free. Apply to- rUKNlSHED rooms for rent, two connect* water; lot 40x100 feet; one minute) from nue. Red Bank. minks, Gettleman wrote to Frank O., CLOSE OUTS—4«l7H foot gr.il run NEW and modern method to shampoo . Ing, nicely furnlihedi near builnm can- Hot bamboo ponn tertasi, sll ilsect navar hsht ovirafghti sit. for Bird dasi. •WORKIHO WIPOW with two imsll bus line: fruit .and shad. tree.. Prlca Aahbrook, In charge ot the fur re- Approximate ilui: malni.ll, holit. 10 run. We guarantee every rug will be Uri with or without meals, Yorkshire 11,800. D. 8. Morris, phona 110, Eaton- &C-ROOM house la Hunnon, all Imprevo- awnings. Matbnsl le, 10* and 11.09 returned to you as good as nswi I cents school hoys wants a. gensral houss- Houi,, no Broad street, phone Bed- Bank itmroea aeotlon ot the U. 8. Depart- BUn. Prown's. Ph;n« 1S>O.« fMt, * Inchui boom, II i—t, I Inchaii town.' > ssente, for sale; one block from rfvarl gait, s fast, 10 inehssi leach, 10 {set, » a footi till domsitle rug 16.40. Tele- kecp.rl muit be fond of children! ilesp price 11,800. Address p. o. Box 414. ment of Agriculture, who replied: In. Salary $26. Bomeon* needing a horn* DIRT cits' In lioiuel keep It out. Got til Tnchu; Jib, foot I fiat. * lnchea holit, phone iiOO, Leon's. ROOM for rant, wall furnlihidl family of OENTURX OLD attractive sevia-roum tamson, N, J, "There are a number of mink farm* rubber tire door m«t, IS cinti. Do ItII feat, 1 inch, and Uich 10 feet, I inch. rather than a high lalary: rafirencee. Ap- houiet two fire plicae) lour acrea ply W. W^ box 811. Bed Bank.' two: bast residential ssctlom reaionable. ATTRACTIVE ten-sera farm with awaO- in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and Utim KsUonsl ie. 10s knd 11,00 Ston. Phona ««d B.nk 2392. ' FOR HIRE, full dnss, cutaway and tux- Write M. E. M., box III. Red Bank.' grounds, fronting on brook, nsar Shrew*, Prown's. Phone »H0.* - , ado suit*. MoBnouth lien's Shop, ea U0BN8DD halr-'draaaer- wanted, 'Apply bury river and Red Bank! 11,100. Ray log beet of condition, good garagSM I am'sure that the climatic condi- CLAY for tsnnla courti for sale i alio top Broad itreat, B«d- Baak. Open (Venlngs II MAPLE avinue, lovely fanlihed roomi, VanHom Agency. Fair* Haven, phcne Red large poultrr houie, between Ealoatawa PAINTS—Bfti «*ael* pa'saarketi pslilt until I p. m. f Sally Ann~NLea Shop, 10« Monraouth and West Long Branih, 400 feet, frontage. tions n«ar Freehold, N** Jersey, art •oil, clndera,' road naval, sand, stons, itr.it, Hed Bank. large sad sraslll vsry riasonable; nsar Sank 288. that porch fumlUirei tta anarti 18 All dirt. Phbns Eatontown ill. 0. bni and station, Mrs. H. F. Dowstrs, Sold at a bargain. D. 8. Morrii. pkoM satisfactory for produclnsfgood fur." oolon «o. ekooi* front. Tantntln* 159 Stoehl,1 Mntoti avsnua. ^_^ MONET to loan on first bend aad moru WANTED,* cook, hsuseworker! exptrilued, phone Red Bank 1614.* OLD COLONIAL horn*. Little Silver: par! Cateatown 110.* quart, linseed oil »e quart, -ahellao Sl.ZS sage. A. L. Ivlas Agency, II Mon- Phone 442 Rumson. • ' of big eitatoi good condition j all Im- gallon (la.>o»r tsa). National 5c 10oSU0HTI.T ustd. tlrsi, tabes, whasls and mouth ettett, phon* Red Bank Kit, ONI OR TWO furnished rooms for rent! provements! aera o! ground, large trees. GOOD opportunity: S2-aem famt «a ea# and 11.00 Star*, frown's. Fiona i«80.* rims for sale. Braokilde Inn. near Stone conveniently located! one tight up, 10 outbuilding. 118,000. WvanHoraAS ment roadi productive laid, sattabto .Eatontown. QhurohyAUaiitle Highlands/ BIOTOLBS on the budget plan, no money WOMAN wanted a. companion, be- Monmouth street, Ked Bank.* cy. Fair Haven, phone Red Bank 111. for vegetables, fiow.r.; tan-rooa haasai GAS RANOB for ial« nannmblf. 91 BEAGLE hound paps forr sal* fro /down, easy monthly psymente. lour tween tbe ages of 10 and. 101 good Issprovemente! three-room bumamlensw South >T«niw, Atlantle Hl«hl»ndi. N. J, old bicycle taken In trade.' Hahni' Brov., PURKISRED room, for rent) nice and THREB ACBZS, modern itudlo bungalow, roadstand, barns, packing shad, guaga, (Tli« Had Bank TUgtitar can >| bought stock' ' , Will be old:*w>ough to m"SS: . homi; one lady in family! references fall. W Highway - If, BiWown. or 111 Mali .airy. Clo'»* to rlvsri very reasonable. knoll, tries, brook I large llvlag rooaai chicken house. Write K. TreUa. New la ••tontewa «t th* stows of William 0, rUBKIBfln«OR prirat* homo. reasoBaUo 8. Bray, Holmdil. phona 1».K.« atreet) Lakewood, N. J, phone Eatontowi required. Writ* Companion, box 511, Privilege ot cooking If desired. 10 Wash- stone fireplace | threo bedroomei double MosmouU. H, J. D»li, O. Bdward Snook tnd Vellea'a.) . good eendltloni eaaln, taUta, lampl, EATINO and cooking apple* a-.thsrad* SO er Lak,ewood (10. Bed flank.' ington street. Red Bank.* 11 book cam, pletuYM. dining room nt, «U. ' dally (Bad Astrakani, Stars and Dutch- Esna.-fy.;""* - '•* ••* -""• FARM for sal*, about II acree. esafiMwaB Arthur Cotgreave, son of Mr. and Cuh. lit Cut Wsshlngtoa avenut, At- ass, In any quantity, at roadstasd or do- HOTBER'S opportunity—Children eared ham*. Ill Impmveiatatat new m*rle* lira, falter Cotgreave, waa glvtn a lantic Blahlaadi. K. I.' ' llr.rtd. Campball'i. Llncroft, M. J. phona for.by. rpftned, lnUlUgent moth.r, 26oOFFICB gltl and stenographer vrant^. APARTMENTS HEW five-room colonial cottage for isle: ailla from station and seheais. Me* puty Monday night at Chummy1! bar BU.J.S Eld Bank. an hour i groups, morning and afternoon* Apply in handwriting, itatlng expert. ctcam oil heat, Ule bath and kitchen! 18,000. Foeseaelon at one* K nnhsaaa EARtY' XUXSieUf fnraltui*. print, and enoe, age and .alary desired to A. R-, box MODERN four-room• apartm.nt for rent! plenty of cloiet apace! ample base plugei and grill in celetratlon of hla JHit t _lr,i*r*etto« artleies tot OHAHBSRS gas rsngs for sale, good eon* Special weekly rates. Transportation rea- ulokly. A real bargain. Henry F. Hy» dltlon, ISO. Ralph, III Palmar avenue, sonable, Optional.- Ooniultatlon welcomed 111, Red^Bank. . refrigeration supplied. Apply Super- gas range, overhead garage, doori I70C birthday. More than DO persons were how "folk.' Tallf-Ho Swaw Shop. Mr>. intendent on' premliei. Leroy Apartments, down. Curley and Bray, phone 111*.' an, Reaiater kafldfau, Red Baak. ** Keanaburg. phoni Ksaniburg IIS without obligation. Mrs. Lyndon Abbot, WE VBH) Irst claaa help for positions present The dance hall waa dioo- Gaort* frank Lord, unoroft, PfirI e Cor- 41 Bast Barges plase. Red Bsnk.< 17 Leroy place. Red Bank. I*"-- ____^I_ ITCH. 6fRL wanted for light housework! sleep montsi 14,000. Other bargains. M. V.lot 100x110 feat. Must be seen to ba ap. away, 8aa Bright, en* block down Shrews- back gnaranU*. lie and 11.00 at Tfouns'. 10 Lake avenue. Bed Bank.* Brown, 24 Wharf avsnue. Red Bank, centerpiece for the table. Dancing bury Way. than onj_blook toft.* ister, bn ill, Red Bank,* In or out. Apply lit Wallaoe atreet, predated. D. 8. Morria, phone Bsfcjnlows) armaay.* Red_Bank, phone 1»1I-M,« APARTMENT, three rooms and bath, lor phone 27,* III.' and refreshments were enjoyed, Ar- ClDKR'PM»as"fJr .d« at ft.l(Jnll aur|- BR PtW, brown and white, for salei WAMTBD to buy, old 'Slngar sewing ma- (le«. Call 7U-M K*ans>urg.« 1 SAUBSMBNi Real opportunity for right rsnti alio garage! reference. No chil- thur received many useful gifts. male, four months old) tin* specimen. chines,* factory machlnsa and house ma- man. Active campaign under war dren, II Hudson avenue. Red Bank," FOR SALS right In the heart of RedPOULTRX site, aultabl* for berrlaa m. 10-rOOT Brewst** 'best, U h. p. motor j Call 875-W at « p. m.* chines, State prise and full particulars In Territories! Batontown to Keyport. Sal. Bank, two homo for leal than 18,000 der Irrigation; brooks, lake elta, wmt* Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bruce and good condition. . Bessonabl* prlu. Call ABTO RADIO, clMtrlo rang. 130, Frigid, letter to J. J, Xarr, 14 Beaehway, Keana- ary and commliilon. I White street. Red TWO-ROOM apartment for rant, fumlihsd. each, A deilrable double house, 17 and power for hydraulic ram. four milts west daughter Helen and Mr, Bruce's mo- Long Branch >6fl0-J. ' air* 127.E0, living room suit* 17.JO, burg, N. J. , ' BsnV." Oss and eleotric included with rent 42, 19 Pater, place: each apartment consists of Red Bank; beautiful place for yeai Earning road, Red Bank.* of leven rooms and a bath, with all Im- round home. Barialn. Phona Red Bank ther, accompanied by James Glbbone, COMPLSTBIX filUd Prrrtm BirrxtM V>«» washing.maehtn* tlK. Phoft* 1311 Blgh- WOMENII plaaiant outdoor work with lo- provements; ne.ded repairs will be fur- Isndi.* _T___ MSN OLD at 401 Oat pep. New Ostrex •II0-W. 3T., are vacationing at Plattaburg, sntakbox for sale: ilver ehtmplon two, tonic tablets contain .raw..oyster lnvlg- cal organisation. Popular publications. •fOUR-HOOM apartment for rent: bath nlshed free to tha purenassr. Pre-doprce- New York. Mr. Bruce U enjoying a j««ni lint condltlonl 1175. <1M Bumion YpU 8AVB GO p«r cut on paint and wall orators snd othir stimulants. One doss W. train you. Small .alary paid while and shower, hot water all year round ilon sals price $17,000, rental till per FOR BALE or rent, aisht-room houssl S8S afur « o'clock. months present ssle price 11.600. rent three weeka' vacation from hi* du- Uitnre. W» rnaki and Mil »ur owaetarte new pep. Value J1.00,. Special learning. Write Mn. Arnold, box II, heat. ' At IS -WaHtce street, Red Bank four rooms upstairs, built-in bath, extra tTVS Jumbo 14-Wjh whatls snd tlrsi. product.. Atlintlc Palat Co, lie W«t Keansburg. N. J. * Immediate occupancy." •70 per month. Has rented all through ties at the portofflce and-Mr. Olb- Price T(c Call, write Sun Bay Drug wash room; four rooms downstalre. larg* for sale. Blcnetl ft Qulgiir/Mabla «*• Tront itraat. Bed Bask, phona Mll-W. Stun*. WANTED, white woman! good cook and depreielon. For .ale by owner. Mrs. If. sua porch, open flr.pl.es; all burner; dou- bona is on a two weeka' vacation nm aad Monmonth street, **4 Bank.' E. Ph.™, 82 Carnegie avenue, last Or- OARDEN. TttAOTvits, Planet Jr* and _ general houseworker: permanenls poll- ange, N. J. ble garage. Inquire »» Boulh street. Bed from his duties at New York. Arth- LOT of yallsw locust postal any laagth. Boleni, rebuilt. Conovar Bros, gale* COUNTRY BOARD, pleasant country tloni three In family. Write, stating: sal. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Bank. ur Vincent Is replacing Mr. Bruci ^Address PJO. Bog HI, tod Bilk.' Service. Wlokatunk, N, X, phone Hoi: hens, board, room for elderly or oon- ary desired, to JBox 14, Shrawsbury. H. J. valiicint] special diets, 111 up. J. B. COok and general houiework.r wantedanted) RED BANK—II Linden place, hack of during, hi* absence. Mclntyre, R. N;, Sycamore avenue, Tin- ok and general houieo.r condition I 140 eaak." Call luoson TOP SOIL for sale. Inquire 11 Brldg* livli e i n or outut)) stattate referencereference!! . TeleTele- Strand theater, flve rooms, bath, s.cond- George Moiby and daughter Bar- aranui. Red Bank, Monmoiiti Bakery^ ten Palls, B. T. v. Hatontown, phone 47-R. phone Red Bank 1707.* door apartment! newly decorated through^ Domsnlo Accra. out. Six rooms sad bath, • DsForrut mi,. bara returned home Friday night af- OUTBOARD nptorbes* ball .tor (alt, LOKd WAKTBD. rsllsf fnra pollon Ivy. HAN or woman over 10 years old want- nue. Fair Haven. Ill River rotd! corner ter an lfr-day trip through Virgin- WompsoTbonipHn mat*. Jl-foot. Can he wen ALL BIZS9 of used tlrta and tub» at bar- P-A-L stops Itching In 4! seconds, Stop ed! experienced in saleemanshlp. State bungalow, flve -rooms and bath. Lewis at P«t*r Pag*l'* Boat Tan), Romion, N, gain prices. Brookilda Inn,.max Stose Lumbar Company. Asbury Park, ihons ia. The trip was made by boat. Mr. Church, Atlantlo Highland.." ' scratching! Buy P-A-L at Young's and experience and quallfloatlona and refer •*J.,. (at prwgs/b - • . t S.ntanrello'i pharmacies and git Instant- encoi. Write A. B. P., Red Bank, Mosby returned to his duties at the SUGHTI.T »aad 4>>b*M piano aaaorllsn relief. Qeneral M[otori corporation at Lin- WANTED, a team driver, one who know, for s.la. III. l« txroaid aram*. At. how to movt. plow and harrow! good ROADSTAMD for rent or sals vlth sbout den yesterday morning. Barbara ha* lanUo Highlands. N. J.« AUTOMOBILES WANTED, car In good condltlonl itat* was..! room, and hoard. John MaxMn, id. located hatwesn Eaton. mall, year, price. Write Car Wanted, torn and 1 Branch. Further lnforma- returned to her home at Newton. PUPPififl for *al*. wlra hUrsd tirrltr•li, MAURIOE SCHWARTZ. Chryillr.- Ply Navnlnk. N. J., phone Atlantic Highlands . O.I h« 111, Bad Bank.* suit sara. Oscar Becker, 17 Sscond Mrs. Cornelia Parnell returned mala anandd. tan»l*, regiiUtod M. K. O. month and InMmatlonal truek salts and 814. . lair Haven, phona Red Bank three moitthi old. Apply lA U4 Ocean service headquarters. • Phone Bed Bank MAN now unemployed, willing to locate home Friday from Haiard hospital nsnu, ma Bright, N. J.' 717. In Keyport or Matawan and able to after having bean a patient there for TBN.PIDOB dlnlog room ealto" lll.ll, NuTIC|)--l>ornon..t rapalrs at r.aaan* BUSINESS NOTICES. handle retail trade; good earning, and HOUSE of six rooms and hath for rent! the past week. bwtroom suite Ili.lOl'rinr ttsel BMns able price! corns to Bey. Stout's Auto future. State all, experience, to W. Hint- all Improvements I one-car garage. Ii eai>lnit >1S.EO. n*w twla studio MM; quire at 41 Westslds avenue. Red Bank. Show Your Enthusiasm Mr. and Mrs. Adrian P»radls and Repair Sarvlci, corner Rlvenld*' and OONTBAOTOB and aeiapoole aer, P. O. Pox lot, Asbunr Park, New I1S.95. Town Turnllura Ihcchsni*, II Bridie avenue!,- Bad Bank. httmaUa id I cartlat and grading, top aoU, Jersiy. . NORMAMD1B type house, four bedrooms; daughter Jean of Brooklyn spent Monmouth atreet. Bed Bank, phone »13.* cheerfully given. All,r«palr. sruaranUed. , Sll dirt, eladsrs. gravsl *nif.and. BEORBTARY-STINOQRAPHERi writ* full two colorsd til. baths, attach.d garage. Saturday with Mrs. Harry Dennli CON8OIB gas raaseJIk*jiew »J>. UsoPennine part*. Phone 1871.* Bstlmatu gfves. Phone Bed Benk III5-M. details of education, training and «. River location | available September 1st. and family. •mill lc«t«l |l.-, . fra- -d- E Hew, Skirt. Ossar Becker. 4* Second aireet. Fair Ba. perlsncl. Give age, mlnlaraa salary ei- Also bungalow of flva rooms, available rlald road/ TInto»n fallsTMfalls. . I,: . USED OARS, hpught, lold and neaenged. Van, N."1Y * " Mctid, three references and encloU recent October liti also two and three room The firemen were called out Tues- Pontlao ealea and aervlc*! terms. O. M. apartments, phone 1710-J Red B»nk * It you are a clerk In a store, show enthusiasm by A. a Rauu Bntheta, U-ll Hetaanl* >maU photograph In latter to X. X, I., box v day because ot a fire in a telephone PUNM,, MWbeats, •tUboaU. U, It. U 111, Rsd'Barlk. * * ' ' . firtl atreet, phone 1011., . < Oil, *WU CM». HALF house for rent, six rooms and hath i the way you try to please a customer and to get car which had been parked near the 1 1 Worts, I Oenty street, ies Bright, M. J. etteet. Phone 411. Bank. WOMAN, white, for gene ™! h0«s«work! all Improvements! central location: Ira- school. There , was no. damage. ... DSPBMDABUB ussd earn, Dodge, .Fly* couple and child! |40 .a moaUi. Ad- medlkt* poiieislon: 110 per month. M. him or her waited on without delay. Show your >B SAUl .miiers »p to^JaitraKo mouth,' Ohevrolets and other makes ef HOUSa MOVSB and rasir, Joseph O. • Mlst'Emma Palmqulst, a patient at Qresdresss *.J. r..P., bono-*x. 111.11.. J-*.*Red* J>*«»Bank. V, Brown{ 14 Wharf avenue. Red £ank, snsakbra aallboats, Dltkaan's Boat earsi -convenient time paymint plam to Mount, 1111 Tenth avinue, Neptese. N, enthusiasm by keeping things eleared up about the Rlverview hospital, Is Improving from works, loot of Whart «».na«. lUd Blnk. snlt your-budget. 'Leonardo Clang., V.I- phone Asbury Park S»41 MAH or wemui ov.r IS yeare.pld want, illness. '• ..„ .-'••'• •-'••. •- • ley Drive snd Applatgn av.nue, Uon.r- ed! experienced-In salesmanship. State SEVEN-ROOM houie, all lmprovemente; store or about your department of It Touil make IWBjULI. do, N. {.- Phono Atlantic Hlihl.ndi-4*1. experience and quaUHeetions and rjrsr. A birthday and Poll/anna1 party tuning, renovating. A. B. hlr- LAWN MOWKM sharpened and repaired also rooms for light houseknplng, fur- Dodge * Plymouth fliiea and Strvlct. at rsasonabla prim; all work suaran- ,.r,i. _WrIte_A._B._C., Bed_Bank. . . nlihed or not. 71 Throckmorton avinue, friends for yourself and you'll make friends (or will be held by, the Sons and .Daugh- baa. jitane maker, II. Pmnunond plaes, ir wonian over SO^yeacs old' want- phon*' II* teed. Orders eJled for ud^dellvend. MAV or woman over ioyeai od Batontown. N. J. ters of Liberty Monday night at Bad Bank, phone ~,-.^ OARA0E, tOI First avipus, Ai- Ihos, II Kudsci ed! experienced In lelcsmanihlp. State your store, and you'll k« building something into n>unr Park. jCl. Special aale on II FIVE-ROOM house at 10 Washington '•"t—'-it ha'l' following »,regular: CASK for »«» oil tntwrittr, addha.ma- avstue, "Red Bank, phone axperiencc* anandd' quallDeatonquallDeatlonaa andd refer- shins, cheek wrlui or stlisr offle* •o.nlp. used l*n from III up to 1100. WitWrit** A. B. CC. ,Re Redd Ban Bankk . - -street! convenient to town and achools. your life that will help you all your day*. meeting of the lodge. ' . encii. W A , Occupattcy.Auguit lit. rent 1*5. Thomp- M.ntiwIU «all. Joseph 11 Serplco. 1*7 BIO PARS, little sera—yonll.Jwd any oar PAWTES, p*l>*« hanger and deesretari WAITED,, middldle ageagedd, , whlhluu PPPnlastanl t Moaaontt stnet, phoM E»d Bank *!5. eon Ageney, 81 East Front strsat, phone >..•.... >,aitcnurst, who Is enjoying you want for as Httla a. Ill to ITOO. asthattes furalihsdi II years' UMIU lladyd , ffor widower'id' s home! one desirous Bed Bank too.' ence. All work gnar.nt.id. Avarag* ot good horn*. In good location, rather than a vacation from bis duties With the and down payment! as low as 110. Run* Everyone likes to meet an enthusla»tlo Individual. telephone company at Rtd.B^nk, laft clean up aala which at.ru today at Wll- room labor tor cape-rlsc - IM< and ophig. h war*.. Afdre.s Qood Home, box RIlNTALS, ranging from modern five- llato i. Levin.', bargsln ouUet Week- Joupb Hoffsnsn, li Drammond place, Bfd IHidBkl room bungalow at 150, to two-sera es- this week .to. visit hli mother at Bank. ph»n» 1107. . . Suoh men and -women and such boys and girls end special. 111! Mvin-paaMnssr Bulck OIIRIi or woman for gn>eri_ houieneworkw , tate, ten rooms, magnificent riy.r vl.w, Orenvllle, South Carolina, Mrs, V/hlte- SbAPWOOD priee* treatlr redacadi d.ll*. aedan, ML 110 down, balance wnklr. plaln cooking! good home>., slMP In, at 1160. Thompson Agsncy, "81 East .•rid f4,Mr load, II M; oordi IS par1*17 Chevrolet pick-up, Ilka n«w, ISSI. OKSSPOOU and isptlc tsnks cleaned, 110. Front street, phone lUd Bank 790.* throw an atmosphere ef obeerfulnes* and oonfldenoe hurst, accompanied by three other cord at mill i Ireplae* .woowood MdoeeMdeii alsoalso. • Drains, .cesspools and walls dug. How- Phono Rumion 1208-J. women, are on a. motor trip, to Can Thirty bargains to choose from. William O.. a Beanatt A Oo, MMdlatawa.' phone J.jLerlnt, 171 Broidw.y, Long Branch.? ard, Tllton, Rumion, M. >.. phon* TU-W. FOR RENT at 101' Shrewsbury av.nu., about them, race* light up wh*n such jxnons are eda. Miss, Helen Whit-Shunt Is stay- PICK iid.n la gcod running order M : SITUATIONS WANTED six-room house I all Improvements; r.nt Inn with ab uncle at 'Loms; Branch. ,i»l«, Inquire at el Seadrift avsi IMELUt Deeoratliig Servleei peper hkag- • 18 psr month. Apply Mrs. J. J. Qulg- mat. yolks trust them. VoUu believe In them. Hlihlandsj. phohe 11ILW. • ' inus. Ing. PlaiIain and decoraUvdecorative* -*palntlngi but WANTED, private laundry to do st horn*. Ity, «9 Neptune avenue. Dial, N. J,, The Ladles Aid society of th» suffered' a relapse from sickness last materials and workm.nihlihl:p at modsrat* . Tliephoixe *10l!-*M Red Bank. Refer- phone Dial 1177-W. They make friends. Methodist-church .will' meet this af- R BALE, ford V-S Tudor asdaa In good pr|cisc Phone III, 10 •« un0 t atnet. Red w*«k after he seemed wejl on the Bank. ence! ft required, Will call for ahd'de- ternoon at the church. .. •owJHIonl black fmlih, with ht.Ur. liver, . . road to recovery, Ha"l* again con- Price 1110.. Jim Alkerion, Hsalit, M. J,' 1 p houia, hot water hiat with A large pink tree In tha yard of fined to th* bed, ' ^., • • I BUT *nd sail seeoad-kand *loUwsi asuit WHITS WOMAN wlihe. day , work to do. itokir, llvlog room with open firs- Besides that, enthusiasm Is eatohlng. If you be* idRWear'Wars~i Al~ i«Ta wod.wiidiUoa.JLrirRr.SH or would do laundry. In or out. Call Charles D. Corliss was struck and The flrsnlen -will dlspoes of a chest tow Imperial, upholittrtt y and entirtl e car Shrewsbury aveaoe. Bed Beak, Phone at HI Mechinle stnet afur HQ0 P. M. place, dining room, kitchen, mald'a splintered Monday, night during the la perfect condition.: Has ovetdrlva, beat- lleva In thing* and believe in them whole-heartedljr of silver on th* "co-operative plan st 4II^W. '.'*.' Phon* Red Bank 1174, ' room and bath first floor; thiee bid- electrical storm. er,, rear whwl guafdi, Owner orltta.l the Are house Tuesday evening. : purchaser. Phone Belmar lit, whir. It TUTORINO by eollese graduate, with wide room, and bath i.cond floor: two-ear and sincerely, you will qulokly make ethers beliera James W. Conrow, former ceShler1 can be seen. • garage. Extra'ilnd lot. Rental 1(6 A meeting of the Lidles" auxiliary JOB PBOrnKO—Wkm y.» seed has* experience In teaching. Mils N. I* In those thing*. "Especially will you make them b*. at tha JDitontown bank, died last JLBAW of the fir* company will be held lion- UP tha lot sale at Maurice iase* eatdv lettethiads. envelope*, Swan, Naveilnk, phone Atlantis Hlihland. per month. Muit he Men to be ap- week at the home of his sister, Mies' SchwarU'Schwai s on retoomended used cars. IH. _^______preciated. Allaire * Son Aseney, lleve In your buslnsea If you are snthuslajtla about day, Auguat 8, at the lire houss. All makes and modils, III op, Bur now billhead* h«*kleta, poiten. progranifc XOUNO MAN, hl(h icho.I graduaU, eight Laura B. Conrow ot Long Branch. Inc., Realtore, II Monmouth strsst, Plans will be made for a peach res- and *av* money, till Chryslers, Ply- aaaeaMMBwU •* aaythlas la tke line months builn.i. collsge, deelrei office It Whether you are the boy who swseps out tha The funeral, Sunday, wai largely at- mouths, OldimobUss and dslux* Ttri Tu- work! studied riling, shorthand and book- telephone Red Bank 1410. • tlval and for a picnic: tot th* auxil- ot printing try,The Ragtater, Work ef tended by residents of this section. dor ssdan IJ7B| l«ll flymouths and Fold th. bettet Ua4 d*M *k*a promlud keeping In ithool. Refenncei. Phcne At- store, or whether yttu are head clerk, or whether Rev. Chester Apy of the Second Ad- iary members and the firemen. deluie eedana, ltli chevrolat Muter lantic Highlands IBI-J or addrni P. O. coupei, eoaehei and sedans, lilt Ohryi. and at naeonahl* prioes. Box «4I.. liionardoliiona.. N. J,« FREE RBNT of bouie and ground! for vent church aaslsted at the service. Most of the children who have len, DeSoto and Dulik loupeei 1*11 rirds, aeveral month, to reepon.lhl. party, you are the boa*, you should b* mthuslaaUa about been sick, with chicken-pox have re- POSITION wanteo, practical nune to con- In, James, Xdmund and Albert C. Dedgee, Chrysiera, Fonllaes, rleree Arrow vslMcent. Invalid, or would era forlisiCall Beind Banvanka .*..4-itll.J-2,. your Job. covered. The plenlo of tb* Methodist aad Hupmoblla sedans and coupea, III MABBL COL1MAN school of denalag, Wolcolt, all of Eatontown, were up, Jiftean K2B-I0 imall cars of all teaching cblldren and adult, ballroom. business couple'e horn* during day. II LAROI itore for rent, oil burner hist: among the bearers. Sunday-aohool ha* been deferred *o kinds that will give you thousands of ballet, toe. tap, a.robatlc. character, Inter- Whit* road, near Broad street, Shrewe- sultebl. for lunehroom or any oth.r that all the young people maw be miles of lervlee, III to 111. Buy hsttsr itstlvei elasssa and prlvat* lesions. II bury. H. J. type of builnem 111 per month, lot Louis A. Wagner and family of VOUNO MAM, colored, xl.h.i wor^i n.ai And above all show yeur enthuslaswl In your etor* able to attend.., value from your filer! be at Ma«rii* Kctor place, phon. loll. \ Shrewsbury av.nue. Also furrtllhed Bloomfleld were Sunday guests ot Behwarts'i used Csr Lot, Weet front at and handy;y,, around the househous.. Can drive roomi at 11.00 per week.' Mrs. Wagner's mother, Mrs. Edith Harry Covert I* a- patient at Pearl street. Red Bank, phon* TIT, Open OSMIPOOLS aad eeptls tanks clianid and a car. Call Town..nd. R.J Dank I4»».' RED BANK, ill-room house, bath; all muiagement by using Th* Register's Want Column* Lewis and family. Dorothy Wagner mouth Memorial hoapltai, Long evenings, Sunday mornings. IniUlledi alio dralne Installed. Call- ALTIRATloNlJ and sewing dons by day's Imrirovimintsi garage! rent 186 per month. Rolaton Waterliury, Realtor. 11 regularly. Is spending a week with her comb, Branch, from poisoning caused by sjates liven, Harvey a Tllton, I Brooe work. Call May Marker, II Sesdrift Vlsse, Bumion, phone T40-J. avenue, Highlands, N, J., phone llll-VV Weet Front atrot, phone Red Bank HOC.' Harriet Vary. sunburn. His condition hla bsen LOST AND FOUND Hlghlanda for appointment. Good refer* MODERN brick bungalow, five rooms, tile Th* Presbyterian Sunday-school very serious, but It is Improving. eleanerS rspalredt any make. ences. . bathl open Sroplasa! hot water hsat MOT, bank book Ho. ITM, Second Na. ' Sho> II White etlwet. will ba olesed during August tnd A me*tln*t of th* ipeolal ifieirs of Uonal *Dank * Trust Oo, Under visas* NBAT colored tlrl wlihei poelUon as (oil burnsr) I garaiei 110, Roliton Wa. will reopen the asoond Sunday in Shrewsbury township will be held to- return to bask. cook or heuwworkeri r.f.rene.i. Fl.aie terburr, Realtor, II Welt Front .tr.it, call st 71 Linden piece. Bed Bank.' phon* 1100.* September. night at the ottae of K*cord*r Silas LOOTiasi week, 11-foot nwboat, orange AMIIflQ VAHU and aiaepeol. cUaned, al- YOUR typlog done at home) expertenesd Jean Farley returned home Sat- F, Gronk to oonslder means to stop .top stnaki water line white, gray in. so dry wilfii drains fnlt.llld. ttU- R1VEB FRONT homi, flve muter bid aide i two ..ti oar looki. Rmaro, Ital. matea slven. Osoai Beck.r. 47 Second etinosrapher. II South avenue, Atlan- room., two b.thi, hot water heat, at- urday after spending a w**k with speeding and reokles* driving by der'a Boat Mouse, phone Red Sank fill.* street. Fair Baven, phone IIOI-H. tie Highlands, W. J. . tached two-ear saragei located on Little Rev. Malcolm L. i Wlllltts and famautolet*. . Me**ur*e taken by th* OBT, lady'! Panama hat, tro»n b«nj, llhool tlrl wlihss typing Silver Point. Roliton Waterbury, 22 It t Ild Hi neighboring municipality of Atlantis Mturdar sight vicinity Newman 8prln«l UMBNT8. strings and re- In offlie or at hornet or take car* of Wait Front itr.lt, phone 1100.' Ity at Island Heights. >'i Mu.l. Stora. II Wait children, whole or part time. U Harding Tha Daughtari of Amarloa towniblp to this and have Influenced road or Br«ad itrMt^ fllirewibury. Re. BtOAHOBK avenue bungalow, live roomi met 0*11 Hed Bank IMP, I Bank. road, Had Bank.* last night It Crescent hall. publls opinion that the sun* means WHIT* OTRL wliTiel po.lUon .. oK.m and bathi oil heati two-ear garaiei are desirable her* to promote safety yi. email Usok rnali dashsliund iWi- V. JOHNSON, patent and trade mark bsmald i aleep ' In i refircncn. Lena large lotl possasilon October 1st. Roliton day morning, July K, vlelnlty Wkvs- atlornir, 41 South Ward avsnus. Waterbury, II Wait front strict, phone on the highways. Last Thursday elnk avenue, Bunion, phone Rumson Rowihl, Pro.p.st avmue, LJttle Wlvir. An advertisement of not more than Homiori, if. J, N. J« 1100.' , Tinton night -a, meeting of th* special of- KNtiusH home of seven rooms, op.n fir.- thirty words In The Bag-liter's "Want flctn of th* township -was held at IT, dos. mixed breed, i_ AN wlshss position ai general piaei. oil hurnen two-car garag.i large Columns costs 10 cents each. Olv* a ORADINa. .drlvewaye built and rapalred. _ horniseworker, Phone llll-M, tied (Tha Red B.nk IWglitar im be bowht the ofllee of Reoordir Cronk. >lackl Bad Rink Ilimii Trucks or traetor for hire. O. Stcehl, leti IIS. Rol.ten Waterbury, tl W»t little thought to the preparation of i nans ^ * Bant.* Front itrset, phone 1100.' In Tinton Falls from Hrs. larah |e«U.) Ttnten avenue, Iktontown, phon. Ill, reet, >h your advertleenxnt so aa to make It Mr. and Mr*, alias T. Cronk .pent CSllPLl, ehauffaur.hutler, cook and gen. TTilAOTIvB modem six-room h^uie era! houaeworhcri reference! of flve and TIV« do ill the good posstbl*. Tha funeral of Mrs. Bella Jeter, part of last wesk with Mr. and Mrs. PAINTlKn. Imlde and outildei reoalrs o< ln. yl.ri. Trtephon. Red Banl< ltd. with «tr* nald'a room and bathi on wits of Henry Jeter, was held Bun- Arthur H. Tlpllng of Trenton, form- Ml hied. | satl.factlon guarantid. Mnqe ^lUntxy SlUte with river rights t autoroa- llll, O. I. (irant, Iverett, N, J., phone „ chauffeur, excellent refsr* tlc hsat Waterbury, II Wsit Front gay at her late horn* and Interment lUd Bank 7H.WI." encei, wlehes position, Can dilv. truik, atreet, phone IIP*." was made In White RMja cemetery pleasure i ear, or do any type driving. it South Eatontown. She Is survlv- Would .welcome pealtlon a. coll.etor or ARTISTIC flve-room modern bungalow, n«SL BB-twrrr, teacher of alnglng. newly deeoratad, ftreplaoe, hardwood t'l by a son, Henry, and by an adopt- .vele* production and coaching (or ra- floors | garage I fill liver front large home, snd loniert' II Mrs New lorh pro- ng Bransb 1411-H, - between I and f id • daughter,' aitiabeth. The death r P. W. Hi Break*.* oil bujraer, III. Ray VanHom Ageniy, «BSl*XNrlsnc*, Private leteons and Fair' Haven, phona HI. ot Mr*. Jeter ma due to Heart' dls- rk. Ill Untoln avenue, Bid Ixk'BUl'KAMO ...ilr. l wantwanU~pts placi . as COOL. lass andwa* vary un**p*ot«d. «h« nien Ulfbton avsnus, R.d Bank. MlrV.avs.reen bungalow, oil burner, til* i»a* M yiari of | V Olrt bath, laasl* Ohec r*n|*t oak floorai MB1M0. hsatln» llnnlng. Josenhh WW. . MlDOtB ag*d sreassn wlSiea po_.. •ra'SSH new ill-room hoi Gl WbJ J>»»» **< JMBk HIT, CaUmmsUUe a. (.o.uisworker In * email /-AH/i irn A/eney, f»li lln*S iaal.BMki*. . •11.10,

^t^^ . JULY 21.'

and for Just,»o long as such con- •mount of salary legally due ma a* years,,Uabhauser' graduaW fro'in. lunt, reported "that the Monmouth board 4 Sea Bright Tennis Former Judge *l3,»l*»i Lon« Branch, •JfU.Mfcta. were among the first to adopt such a tribution .was toad* by the supreme stated aforesaid, with the .definite i Mlddletown township high' school sx^ court Justice. The. Information had assurance to the board of freehold- Leonardo as an honor student the 'j Mldflletown township,'""" resolution, and it was agreed that at that Urn* was that, contributions ers that if prompt payment Is made, To*urnamentT*Uyers 000-K500. .',••.• .•;.. the Monmouth County Medical So- would be roa.de fora period of six Naval Acadefny paSjt/JUne. .Be wsa a member;of I will donate the proportionate equiv- the school orchestra, Boys' Glee, club. Offers Compromise Notice was weelvs4 fWan the bor-ciety be so Informed, and their co- months, •"•" ••; ".••'•' alent as' stated aforesaid, which fig- The following Is the complete list Chartei' Henry taebhauser, son of Mixed Olee.elub, Service club-, Press ough of Spring Lain, that' an error operation solicited. The Justice of the supreme court ure w tile total of the second sched- of entries for the annual Invitation Mr. and Mrs, Charles It ^lebhauser made In their: application for The report from the State Board .submitted to a deduction of ten per ule herein above set forth. club, Stamp elub, Reflector"? and On Pay Reduction cent of his salary for a period ot two tournament of the Sea Bright Lawn of Port Monmouth, has entered.the Odranoel staffs and harmonica clufi like funds, that the total cost should of Institutions and Agencies, on the Tennis and Cricket club, which starts Unltod.BUtes UTaval academy at An- have keen 167,000 Instead of $39,000 years. -Ths salary of the supreme and was assistant orchestra leaner, old age assistance In the State, was court Justice was twice that of my Monday, July 25 and end* Saturday, napolis as a midshipman. Appointed Hury Tnu S«y> He Is WUling given. Tne board voteoV to go along received and filed, as was a report gym leader, Boys' CHee club leader salary, and by said understanding Shrewsbury Firemen July $0: by Congressman WilUam XL Sutphln, and a.deputy teacher. - ' A on the revised proposition, knd a from the State Agricultural and the county was entitled to deduct Robart L. Mm, Fnnit A. Parker, Brian - to Take FiVe Per Cent Cob— hearing on that will be held at the Liebhauser completed, all require- Home Economics Department, which from my salary, five per cent thereof Award Two Contracts M, Grant, Jt., JoMph- K. Hunt, Harold ments for entrance to the academy Liebhauser has been heard over "Board of Freeholders Oppose next meeting. The borough of Sea showed the work of the Monmouth .for a period of two - yean. Never- Surfaa, Jr., Donald MeJWII. Frauds X. radio,station WBRB and WCAP «fl Bright cited the need for such work County Extension Service. theless, the county made deductions 1 Bblaldi, Join MeDUrmld, Martin Buxhy, and began Us studies Friday. He a member'.of the Homestead orcfa'eV A; contract for. work at Shrews- J. Qllbart Hull. Oilbtrt A. Hunt, Jr,, Gird- was accompanied to Annapoljs by the Idea. along, its coast line, and asked the co- - Following l» a summary of the as stated aforesaid. ., bury Hose company fire house was n*r M«lloj, Frank D. Gutnutr. Jr., Robart tra. , • i operation of the board, adding that statements made by Mr. Truax: Promptly upon learning that de- K. Kimrtth. Robart I/. Enu, JSrnwt ils mother.and brother Edward. ductions In greater amount and In awarded-to Grover Carter of Little A Renter newsboy for many 'Banner Common Picas Judge State and Federal assistance had al- Prior to April 1, 1930,. the begin- Silver Monday night at a special H. SotUr, KIwoDd T. Cookt, Wllnwr Al- It Pavi to advertise In The Regilef. Harry Truax ot'Xong.Branch wrote ready been applied tor. ' Director greater proportionate amount than llion, OMEbrr S lfingin. Archil H«d«r> ning of my term,LI discontinued my front the,salary of the supreme court meeting of the company. Mr. Car- •on, Sldnir B. Wood, Wllliim Kobirtion. to and also appeared before the meet- Wyckoff stated that It will be neces- private practice or law and for said Justice and for: a longer period of ter, submitted a bid for $483 Includ- L«on»rd Birtman, Donald Hiwltr. Alfnd ing of the freeholders, at their meet- sary to know- the estimated cost be- term of office, devoted my entire time time, I made protest to the county, ing an entire concrete floor and IJ. Janrli. B.rn.y T. Wtl«k,-IVswla W«tH- ing held at the Freehold court house fore making any pledges. to my Judicial duties, not engaging to the Individual, members of the •nll, Frank U KoTin, Bob«rt Fiaeook, In the practice of law In any man- splash base. Another contract' was Douclu Imhol. A. Rontld Luoln, Gnard yesterday morning, In reference).' to In response to several previous re- Monmouth county board of. freehold* awarded to Addison Dafvlson of Pat- PodMU. B. Morrli Wlllluni, Rntult Bob- Ma attitude toward securing all or. a ner whatsoever. . ers and to the board thereof as a bltt, John U. Does, Ohirl.i Btra. Honj Hennessey's Fish Market quests for co-operation for the estab- portion of hl« salary redudtlon, which . Commencing July, 1932,. I received whole, and made demand for pay- terson avenue, Shrewsbury, for Laols, William Murphr. Chestar Murphy. lishment of a vocational school in the salary fixed by law less certain ment of such part of such deductions screens In the front windows. ' John Shoilrom, Chirlit Shoitrom. J. 20 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK. N. J. was deducted from him and other the county. Director Wyckoff ap- deductions, I signed a recipt on county officials and employees as an as were in-greater amount than the Most ot the repairs to the fire Norman Andaraon, Jr., Chirlei F. Sldar, ALL OUB SEA FOOD FBESH • NO COU) 8TOKAGE pointed Freeholders Joieph Mayer, bills or demands for said salary so original: and . only understanding house are being made In order to Bobart A. bow. economy measure. received, marking on the same for 1 Mill Allt. M>rbl«. Mlas Dorothr Hay K. O. Murphy and J, Russell Woolley concerning the same. ' house' the newly-purchased fire ap- Buodj. lfn. S«rih FalfKT F«br«E, )bi The total amount of salary deduct- to secure additional Information, as the months that said deductions were so made that said salary was paid • There Is owing for such over de- paratus which' is expected to arrive Dorotir Andrua, Hin Htlin Pfdarun, We Deliver gg!ffi\Phfime 1377 ed from htm, with Interest, now am-he pointed out that the' board is not ductions, if they may so called, Hn, Cirolln. Babcock SUrlt. Hin K>th- less said deductions. I at no time soon. The work will be started •rln* Wlnthrop, Mill B.rbtr. Wlnalow, POBGIES SCALLOPS ounti to $3,856.25, over the period' of entirely familiar with . the proposi- gave a receipt for the full month's together with interest. June, 19S2 to March 1935. However, shortly and will be completed In two Mn. VirirlnU lUea Jehnion, Mlu Norm* SHBDtP tion. salary when in fact said salary was If the board of freeholders Is of or three weeks. T.ub.1.. Hl>t Jana Btanton. Mlu Cataar- Small Flounders . ha claims that he had agreed that. If the opinion that I haya stated cor- SEA BASS f30fb . Freeholder Mayer reported for. the not paid in full. Ina Wolf. Hill Eunlee E. Sun, Mlu. Mil- the Judges of the state supreme court The full amount of said salary so rectly the understanding arrived at lltant Hlrjh, MJu Hop. Knonlai, Mlu Small Weakftsh _ CODFISH STEAKS _ accepted a cut, he would likewise ac- publicity committee of the board, to concerning my deductions and will CONCERT AT WEST END. Th.odoil. Emlth, Mill Dorothr Workman, 254 deducted and remaining unpaid, to- Mma. Srlfia Rtnrotlii. Mlu HiUn fltr- Strawberry Bass NATIVE EELS cept a similar one. They accepted a the effect that & plan of publicity has gether with Interest, amounts to' pay me the amount due me In ac- been worked out in co-operation with cordance with' that understanding, Foedral Symphony Orchestra to Ap- m>lna, Mlu Vlrilnla HolUorar, Mr«." Ta- BOTTEBFI8R - HALIBtJT STXABS ten per cent cut on their yearly sal- $3,037, and I renew my demand for kuko U.' 24akano, Hlii Hargtrat Ofboma, POUND LOBSTEBi ary of (18,000 and since the annual all of the newspapers In the county, payment of said salary. without proceedings had at law, I pear There July 28. Ml« Marilrnn HeBai, MIBI Edith Clark, and they have' agreed, through a My bill la presented In the alter- am willing to abandon my claim for Mill Balan Bartibard, Ml.. Iain Burrllt. SPECIAL that has been placed by the hoard's mouth ~ was not temporary but H q phony orchestra in a concert at the Report of Man's -.^Fresh Salmon - - Bwordflsh - Striped Bus \ with Interest to date, he will accept : doomed to continuance, I was asked If payment ' " committee. He also reported that proceedings, Colony Surf club It as full payment, otherwise he will by representatives of the county of proSeeZgs, ttt^rSS 8 flV m Death 'Exaggerated' aeek to recover through the courts, booklets were being prepared by Monmouth to voluntarily submit to tlonate equivalent of deductions vdl- P- ; as other county officials have done. County Farm Agent Ellwood Doug- deductions from my said monthly untarily submitted to by our supreme Mlacha. Violin, well-known. Radio lass and by the publicity department, salary, to which request I refused to court "Justioe. City conductor-violinist who has been William Feeney, 45, of River street, The matter was referred to counsel and a plan of distribution in' New accede, it not appearing said deduc- Provided setlement is made forth- eminently successful In this dual ca- decided to take a nap Monday night, of the board, Howard W. Roberts, York and "Pennsylvania had been tions would be accepted by other with, without legal.proceedings and pacity. In New York and New Jersey and parked his car along Hance ave- Director Raymond B. Wyckoff In- workel out His 'report was compli- office holders, protected as to salary prior to my .bringing action to en- this past season, will wield the ba- nue. Shrewsbury. During his nap an formed Mr. Truax that the attitude mented bv the.director. '• ...... by law, and I raised the objection force collection of said claim, I am ton. He will present a wide range electrical storm came up, and a wire of the board on reimbursing the that by such acceptance, I might thus willing to make a " ~ was blown down near his car". A county employees and official* for the The yearly report • of Olenn L. put mysetf In the possible position and accept thi passerby, noticing Feeney's motion- of being the only Judge In Monmouth out Interest In other words, the .•""" -«"«°. atao p!ay Berry, county superintendent of ae ra 0 less form, notified Red Bank police economy reductions made, was un- county or In the state, who would he overdedu'ctlorivductlonss amounted to $2,137, ** ' "J? "'- . changed. That has been expressed weights and measures, was submitted headquarters that a man had been 45 BROAD ST. RED BANK PHONE 3262-3 and read, and was likewise compll- serving without payment of full le- and I am willing to accept said sum Henrietta Schumann, pianist, who number of times, when, membe gal salary. Thereafter, in confer- If pild forthwith, or satisfactory ar- has become a great favorite with- ra- electrocuted; LleutenanNOeorge Clay- ence with the board of chosen free- rangements made concerning the dio audiences' from coast to coast, ton and Policeman Sprig Williams holders of the county of Monmouth, payment. will.play George Gershwin's "Rhap- went to the scene and., awakened or with the members thereof or some The financial stress of the tax- Feeney, only that be might go home of them, I received assurances that sody in Blue." Wines $ JLiqf payers of the county of Monmouth and sleep under more favorable con- from fines and the Judges of the state courts,.who is Just as acute now, July 1, 1938, as ditions. . . ;;•.:•;..• ,. to any claim for such reimbursement. celved salary from the state treas- it was July 81, 1932. Property own- . Women Golfers Win. ' Freeholder Joseph Mayer remind- |scope.of work covered. During the urer, had consented or were about year, there were 3,892 Inspection ers are now experiencing the same The women golfers of Swimming ALL YOU WANT/ ed Mr. Truax that the agreement be- to consent and submit to deductions, difficulty in raising money for the Win Tennis Tourtuunent. • tween him and the county, was an ac-visits made. although protected by direct consti- River Country club defeated the An emergency appropriation of JO,- tutional provision. payment of taxes as they did lq Monmouth County. Country club Mrs. David P. Wood: and her son, cepted one and "a dead Issue" until 1932. If the board of freeholders has David, of. Shrewsbury,. were, victors a Judge from another part of the 200 was authorised to replace two Thereupon, it was agreed that any suggestions to make as to what women, 0 to 8, In the play off match small bridges that were washed out whatever percentage of salary;was should be my proportionate share of of their team series Thunday at Old of the mixed doubles tennis tourna- VELVET EDGE state instituted court action to re- ment Sunday'at Fort Hancock/ They gain the amount ot his salary reduc- in the heavy storm about two weeks contributed by the supreme court the burden of relief) I will be pleased Orchard Country club. West LODZ tion. Mr. Truax agreed, and added ago. One Is located on the Georgia Justice, I would contribute in the to consider the same. As the mat-Branei. • . • '. •: defeated Miss Mary Ann Selling and 3 Years Old School House-StlllwcU's Corner road same proportion that my salary bore ter.,,,. now stands, .,. however.. .,,. I• a--.m - --pre -. — Harold Potter, both of Red Bank, in that he was at the conference when to that of the supreme court Justice r Straight Bourbon Whiskey the particular judge announced his and toe other at Little Mills, both seating this demand for the full It pays to advertise In The Register. On finals, 6-2. 7-6. •'••.'. intention to do so, but added that he near Freehold. 90 Proof Would not have been the first to The plant for the/fmprovement of •tart such action. the Old Monmouth road, u submit- Full Quart ^ i A number of reslutlons adopted by ted by County Engineer Otis • Sea- the board were follow-ups on resolu- man, were approved. It will be treat- tions adopted at the last meeting on ed with tar and sand, at a cost of July 7, and completed the authoriza- J20,5O0. .''Plans for. the relocation of tion of the board to contribute 15 per!the Imlaystown-Red'Valley road, as ^ent of the cost of beach erosion pre- submitted by the .engineer, were also vention work along the coast. The approved.' The new location of the EXTOA SPECIAL remainder of the total oost will be road trill eliminate the winding sec- jnet by each municipality paying 40 tion ot the road located, In Imlays- per cent, and the Federal govern- town village. It will be necessary to ment paying 45 per cent ol the costs, acquire land from 11 property own- Davidson's California Wine The board provided In the current ers In .the vicinity. Budget tor a cash payment of one- . The county treasurer was authoriz- SHERRY Blackberry tenth of each Appropriation, and theed to cancel and destroy $18,052 of balance to be raised by a bond Issue.. scrip; which was on hand and un- PORT ANGELICA Practically all of the work consists used, at the time the county returned Full Quarts of the construction of protective Jet- to a.cash, basis. MUSCATEL PEACH ties. A resolution received from the • T](e- municipalities, tho total cost board of freeholders of Warren for Thursday, Friday and TOKAY APRICOT of the construction in each, and thecounty expressed their, approval of county's share of each, Is as follows: the plan to secure a, state operated Bradley'Beach, *SO,000-»12,000; Deaf, cancer hospital. Freeholder Mayer FRESH FRUITS and ;DTPLOMAT VEGETABLES For your Picnic FBIDAY AND 8ATUHDAT 1 BONED CHICKEN Reg. 45c 39<

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