BED BANK 411 the New* of An Ideal Place u, Ur« BED BANK Located on the Beautiful und Surrounding Town» Shrewsbury IMver one hour fold Fearlessly and Without Dial from New York and provid- RED BANK TER ing every city convenience l.iuod WwkJy, Entaril u S«cond-Clasi Mutter at the Foit- Subicrlptlon Pricei Ons ¥e»r $2.00. VOLUME LVIII, NO. 16. offiu lit IUd Bunk, N. J., under the Act of March 8, 1870. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935. SI* Months J1.00. Slnjlo Copy !c. PAGES 1 TO 14. Colored Elks New Parking Space - FHEEHOLDEKS THANKED. Amaranth Honors Complaint About BIG STING KAY CAUGHT. Muyor and Council Express Apprecl- An Unusual Fish Landed By Albert Herman Ritzau Found Closed Two Days For Theater Goers ullun fur Improving Broad Street. State, Of ficers Soft Coal Smoke Mnxson In ICurltan Buy. At the meeting of tho mayor and What la said to have been the council of lied Hank Monday night largest sting ray ever caught In Har- Thil Punishment Inflicted on Red Monmouth Parking Company a motion was unanimously passed Dinner and Reception Saturday- John Street Folks Say TTiey Will Not Guilty By Court Lease* Old Spinning Property Itan bay waa captured In the pound Bank Lodge Because Slot Ma- to send a letter of appreciation to Night for Mm. Lulu Clark of Have Donald Matthews Ar- nets of Albert Maxson of Port Mon- chines Were Used at Its Home on Monmouth Street—Board" the board of county freeholders for Highland Park and Amory P. rested If He Does Not Abate mouth last week. The fish measured on Shrewsbury Avenue. ing House Being Torn Down. having taken action to cover the Oaborn of Red Bank. Nuisance at His Laundry. eight feet from itfj noye to tho,,end Jury Brings in Verdict of Acquittal Afte. Having Been trolloy tracks on Broad street and of its tall and it was four feet in The bar at tlio homo of Bates A new parking apace lor Red for having had the oil bumps re- Three hundred persons gathered at Soft coal smoke from two smoke- width. It is sometimes called a luduu of lillka on Hhrowiibury avenue Bunk theater goers is now under moved on the street. Councilman the Elks home on Broad street Sat- stacks at Donald's laundry on Mar- stlngaree. By means of Its tall it i» Directed to Do So By Fede.al Judge—Trial at Red Bank reopened at twelve construction, on the old Spinning Albeit J. VanScholck advocated car- urday night, the occasion being ft lon street was the cause "of com- able, to Inflict poisonpus wounds o'clock lust night arter having been property on Monmouth street oppo- rying out tho suggestion made by dinner arid reception to the grimd plaints being made to Jhn mayor and which often prove fatal. Mr. Maxson oji Another Charge Postponed. closed £m- IS hours at the direction site the Carlton theater. The prop- The Register last week of having royal matron. and patron of the Or- council of Red Bank Monday night. and his crew had quite a strenuous ot the muyor and council of Red erly has been leased for flvo years Shrewsbury avenue taken over as a der of Amaranth of New Jersey. The The complainants were Mr. and Mrs. tinio In landing the bjg flab. Herman Ritzau, who la a member through tho real cstato olllco of county road and tho tracks on that Bank. The liquor license of the honored guests were Honorable Lady Jatin. K Henry and Mr. and Mrs. •Nearby at the time the catch was of the township committee of lodjju waa revolted for the length of Curiey and Bray to tho Monmouth street covered. Mrs. .Amy E. Shlnn, Lulu . Clark of. Highland Park and Hali>\Jackson of John street. They Shrewsbury township, was found not Parking company.' The property iu tho borough elerk, waa Instructed to mado -was tho Sea Horse, a boat Business Before time mentioned aa the result of a Sir Knight Amory . Oaborn of Rod said that smoke pours out of the which.is operated in connection with guilty In a federal court at Trentnn hearing held Monday night, follow-' owned by the Oschwald Realty com- write to the freeholders and aslt Bank. stacks almost continuously, causing last Thursday of Illegally poBeeasIng pany.. that this bo done. tho Now York aquarium. The sting Ing a complaint made by agents of Twelve women from Emanon much discomfort and annoyance to ray was put on the Sea Horse and The Town Fathers and operating two stills on hla farm the tttato alcohollo bovcrugo cccn- Work was begun last week tear- court of Highland Park and twelve residents of the neighborhood. MrB. taken to the aquarium, where it is of 357 acres on Rlverdalo avenue, mlaslon that alot machines were op- ing down tho former homo of the women from Charity court of Red Jackson said that the nuisance had now on exhibition. Permission Granted to the Lowis- ntar Tinton, Fnlla. Federal Judge erated at the clubhouse In violation late Benjamin W. Spinning, which Bank, dressed In white and carrying been almost constant for two years Hageirnan Company to Move Philip Foraian Instructed tho Jury to of the law. Tho members of the was later turned Into a boarding Application To pink and blue staffs, made an arch to her knowledge. The laundry Is bring in a verdict of acquittal, stat- lodge are mostly colored residents of bouse. That section of Red Bank through which the grand olhcers owned by Donald Matthews. Two Buildings — Complaint ing in effect that tho weight of evi- West Red Bank. at one time began to be a. business Test Zoning Law were escorted to the speakers' table. John S. Applegate, the borough at- Juvenile Program Made About Sidewalks. dence was such that It would bo In- district Louis ft. Hoffmnn of Asbury Park, torney, and Mayor Charles R. Eng- compatible with the law for tho Jury Exalted Ruler Randolph Daniels Permission was granted to the represented the ludge at the hear- Tho houso was eroctod for and past supreme patron of Amaranth, lish called the attention of the com- to adjudge Mr. Ritzau guilty. More- occupied by the late Benjamin W. Protest Made Against New Addi- was toastmaster. plainants to tho fact that an ordi- Plans Are Made I fjewis-Hagerman Lumber company over, he stated that If tho jury ing. Hi) alalcti that agents of tho ^- j Monday night by the mayur and (Hot machine company, had per- Spinning-, who with hlB fumlly lived tion to Zobel Boat Works at nance prohibiting soft coal smoke Is brought in a verdict of guilty ha- suaded Iho titewiud of the lodge to thoro many years. At the time of Sea Bright—Hearing Before in effect and they invited Mr. and Mrs. Better Entertainment for Chil-1 council of Red Bank to move a would be constrained to set it aside. its erection It was considered one Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson to j c* ICILOIJ storehouse and a five-car garage from The, jury required only a. very short let them leave two slot machines at Judge Perskie on October 19. ! tho home on approval to receive the of tho moat pretentlouB dwellings In have it invoked against tho laundry dren Series to Start Saturday th0 nortn side o£ chestn ut street to Red Bank and was pointed to with time to being in decision In ac- Inspection of tho lodge olllclujs. The Copy of an application for a writ owner if the matter complained Morning, October 19, at Carl- the south side of the same street. cordance with the lodge olllclalH ordered tho Machines pride by folks "showing off the of cDitlorarl to test the constitution- about, wua not remedied. Both Mr. chargo of the town." Mr. Spinning, with the ton Theater. j The request was made in a letter judge.. taken out ay aoon ua they became ality of the Sea Bright zoning law i Applegate and the mayor said they I from W. Leroy White, who Is one of apprised of. tho circumstances, but late Arthur A. Patterson, formed would co-operato in every way pos- On Tuesday Mr. Ritzau waa to tho partnership known throughout was read at Friday night's meeting TIIL- Better Entertainment com- I the executives of the company. The in the meantime thy apparatus had of tho mayor and council' of that sible to have the ordinance enforced. niittee has announced its program i building will be moved in order to havo been tried in the same court on been in pluy und had been" discov- Monmouth county for yearo an Spin- The complainants said they would a charge of having had Illicit alco- ning & Patterson. They conducted municipality by Edward W. Wise, for the season, which has been ar- | make- room for an addition to the ered by agents of the alcoholic com- borough attorney. A healing on the proceed against Mr. Matthews on the raiiHwl for them under tho manage-j armory. hol in his possession, but the casa mission.. Frederick D. Burnett, state a store for a while at tho corner of lines suggested if the nuisance con- was postponed. West Front and Pearl streets and application will be hold Saturday, meiH of the junior program depart-, Mia. Samuel Heller of Monmouth tinued. They stated that at times the merit of the Nationjil Music league j street complained in a letter about Tho trial last week and tho one ., alcohollo commissioner, tiled a de- they also erected the largo three- October 19, before Justice Joseph B. smoke is so dense that it obscures mand_tliat..a._heurl_ng be held aa to story building at the cornerofBroad Pcrskle. The prosecutors In the case of New York. The entertainments j the sidewalk which was laid at the which was scheduled to havo taken the vision more than a heavy fog. will be held Saturday morninga at .direction of the mayor and council whether tho license should be re- and Front streets, whero they car- are-Ethel L.Heidelburg and the Vir- ten o'clock at the Carlton theater I in front of her property. She had place Tuesday was the outcome of a voked and tho muyor and council ried on a genoral dry goods and ginia corporation, of which Monica Mayor English stated that for the received permission to pay for the raid made on Mr. Ritzau'a farm May past two years or more, the police had and the price has been BO arranged compiled. grocery business. The building la H. Bowers is president. Tho Sea to make theso programs inviting, walk in five yearly installments and 17, 1034, by inspectors of tho »tat» now owned and occupied by tho J. Bright mayor and council, Building tried to end the trouble about smoke Alcoholic Beverage commission. A * Mr. Daniels udmlttod that tho slot at the laundry. He said that for not only for the juvenile hut also for |she hasS^paid three. She claims that machines had been operated in vio- Kridol estate. Inspector Bloomfleld Fary and Henry the adult. In addition to single ad-jbccau.se of poor workmanship she large still for making rnolaases Into L. Zobel have been named defend- short intervals the nuisance had been alcohol and considerable equipment lation of tho luw, but his testimony Mr. and Mrs. Spinning wero prom- abated but that Invariably as soon as mission tickets, student season should not be obliged to pay more indicated that this had occurred ants. tickets and adult season tickets will than four payments. The matter waa and liquor wero found and confiscat- inent In social activities of the town, tho police relaxed their vigilance the ed or destroyed. Mr. RItzau'was In- without the knowledge of tho lodge principally In church affairs, and on The application states that Mr. neighborhood would again be deluged be provided. referred to the finance committee of otllciulo und that it was stopped as many occasions turned over the hos- Zobel la erecting: an addition to his The first of tho series will be hold the council with power to act. dicted on live counts and ho had a with smoke. Mr. Henry and Mr. and hearing before Judge Harry Truax noon as they became aware of It. pitality of their magnificent residence boat works on Ocean avenue In vio- Mrs. Jackson said it was often Im- Saturday morning, October 10, when I A motion was made and passed to Ho promised that no gambling ma- for church parties, sociables," etc. lation of the zoning law. For tho the Jitney Players will present "Ad- provide $5,050 for emergency relief and a jury last April. He waa fined chines would ever again bo operated possible to sit dn their porches or to y y p $150 on one count and sentence wa« Howard G. RoseveK of Little Stl- building Inspector to have granted a leave the windows of their houses O durindi g OctoberOtb , off whichih around at tho home. John 3. Applegate, the ventures In Oz." The announcement suspended on the other four Indict- vor has been awarded tho contract permit for the work was Illegal,.the open." They said that washed cloth- $2,150 will be supplied by the town borough attorney, represented tho pertaininpg g to this, attractivtee statesats it ments, for the razing of the old homestead. application further states. Attached Ing which had been left outside to' is "ful" l of surprise, magic effects, land $3,800 by the state. mayor and council and a stenogra- According to tho officials of tho to tho application is a letter from R. AMORY P. OSEORN' dry was frequently smeared with strange people and beautiful music." The Jersey Coast Line Busses ap- Mr. Ritzau appealed to the supreme pher mado notes of the testimony Thomas Bowers, who Btatcs that he plied for permission to operate a bus of tho exalted ruler. Monmouth Parking company the black smoke. They said that Mr. "Blubber Hunters" is tho title of court of Now Jersey against the ver- new parking space will bo completed lives within 200 feet of the boat Short addresses were made by j Matthews had ignored their re- tho production to be shown Satur- line between Red Bank and Phila- dict of the jury. A hearing on thts Councilman Albert J. VanScholck In about two weeks time. Four large works and that ho received no notict; Florence I. Booker, past grand ma- | quests to remedy the trouble. day, November 23. Thia consists, of delphia. The request was referred to appeal was to have been held Friday, stated that leniency should bo shown flood HghtB will bo Installed by the regarding the work. Ho contends tron of the state; William Titus, past I Tho ponalty"'-f©^.vlolatinE the ordl- movies of actual whaling scenes, tho police committee of the council October 1, but at the request of In view of tho fact that It was a Jersey Central Power and Light that this Is also a violation of the grand patron; Martha Mnurer, grand I nance is a fine of $loo or thirty days with a talk by Charles Scott How- for a report. Prosecutor T. Raymond Bailey It first offense and that it was apparent- company. James M. Curiey will zoning law. associate matron; Samuel Milray, j in jail, or both. Mr. and Mrs. Hen- land, Mrs. Julia Keough, the borough col- was postponed until February. grand associate patron; Dr. and Mrs. ly committed without tho knowledge manage the new parking space. It was recalled at the meeting that ry and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson have Sue Hastings Marionettes, which lector, was relieved of collecting tax- of tho lodge oillclals. Ho mado a Godfrey Pltus, past supreme patron informed Chief Harry H. Clayton es amounting to $122.87 »n three After the trial before Judge Truax tho zoning board three years ago pleased such a large audience here and the Monmouth county Jury,' Mr, moilon that the lodge license bo ro- and matron respectively, Mrs. Clark (that they will sign a complaint to last season, will appear again oh" De- properties on Madison avenue. These voked for two days or 48 hours and approved a perrnlt for Mr. Zobel to mid Mi". Osborn, taxes are uncollectible because the Ritzau was indicted by a federal enlarge his building In accordance I have Mr, Matthews arrested unleua cember 7 tn n play entitled "Aladdin this waa carried unanimously. Scouts Receive Tho entertainment comprised vocal ihe stops using soft coal at his laun- propertied have passed inlo the poa* grani} jury on eight counta relating with his original plans. Work at and His Lamp." to charges of possessing and operat- Councilman Thomas M. Gopslll and selections by Miss Jessie Steckles and dry. The attraction on Saturday, Janu- session of .the town. that time, however, was not started. Miss Dorothy Stahl, and tap dances ing illegal stills. Ho waa also In- James H. Parkcs wero absont. Coun- Special Awards Tho present building was erected be- ary 18, -will he folk songs of all na- cilman Harry G. Degenring, although by Peggy Rankin of-Fair Haven and dicted on charges of having Illegal fore tho zoning law was passed. The tions sung by Dorothy Gordon in na- Iiqupr In his possession. present, 'ild not voto on the motion Muriel Rlley of Newark. In tho tive costume. On this occasion the Court of Honor for District No. property Is now In a residential zone flnnle nine women carrying American Budget Planned because, under tho law, he la In- and the complainants mentioned New Of ficers For audience will be invited to sing the At the 3ame time that Mr. Kltzau eligible- to puss on uucli question^ by 2 Held at Red Bank—Three flags gathered around Miss Rankin eongs with. her. was Indicted George Bush, who wa» reason of tho fact that ho 1B a dealer abovo aro fighting any attempt to on- at the conclusion of her military tap Life and Eight Star Awards— large tho building. The viewpoint of "Adventures with Birds" will bo By School Council tho Joreman of. his. tarrn: .Joseph In alcohollo beverages. Mayor Eng- dance, while- Mrs. Tony Hunting sang Legion Auxiliary Schubert of Hoboketl' In8 David Scouts Promoted. lv9no Rpoxdator at the meeting' was "The Star Spangled "Banner." Tho shown* by motion pictures, "with a lish atated that he hoped tho lodge talk by Cleveland Grant on February School Governing Body Ap- Daley and Joseph G. Zlegler ot Rum- would appreciate tho fact tho len- that the addition would do no harm auditorium was attractively decorat- Mrs. Thomas Mead is New Pres Thrco boy scouts received life to tho community while, on the other 15. As an added attraction at this son were also indicted. Mr. Schu- iency had been shown and that the ed with lanterns, balloons and llowers. proves Budget to be Presented bert was tried along with Mr. Ritzau awards at tho district No. 2 Court hand, It would result In employment Music was furnished by Ilackett's ident of Local Unit—County performance there will be bird ballet mayor and council wanted no more of Honor Monday night at tho Bed dances with Irina Vestova. to Principal Harry C. Sieber last Thursday and ho was found not violations. Mr. Daniels reitorated for Sea Bright residents, and there- orchestra. Meeting to be Held at Farm- Bank Baptist church, They wero for would bo of material benefit to John Rae, artist and entertainer, —New Officers Elected. guilty. The two Rumson men plead- hia promise that gambling machines Philip Jacobs and Edward Walter Mrs. Marion Miller, Sirs. Rocliol ingdale Tomorrow Afternoon. will conduct a morning of fun on ed guilty. They wero employed at would never again bo placed In tho tho community. Tho addition Is al- "Wlkoff, Mrs. Ethel Bow and Mrs. Al the student council meeting of Miller of troop 23 and Charles H. most completed. The regular meeting of the Amer- Saturday, March 21. This will be the still which was raided. They clubhouse. Emmona of troop 24. Thoso who Agnes Palmer of Emanon court, and the closing .program of the series. the Red Bank high school held Mon- havo not been sentenced and they As the council meets again before Mrs. Rnchcl Rankin, Mrs.. Lena ican Legion auxiliary of Shrewsbury I day, the budget was discussed and received star awards wero Gordon Post, No. 168, was held last Thursday are under bail. Forbes, Alexander Hummell, Harry October 19 it was decided to, refer Maior, Mrs. Kmnm VanScholck, Mrs. H. Carl Kai.t, adviser, instructed the the matter to the borough attorney Winifred Whitney, Mro. Margaret afternoon in the Legion post rooms council to pass a resolution for hav- Mr. Buah has not been prosecuted. Southall, Jr., and Stanley Williams on BroEid strqet. No meeting was Magician Coming Ho Is no longer employed by Mr, Boy Scout Troop of troop 17, Walter Boskey nnd Les- for investigation before taking any Muller, Mrs. Emma Jahns, Mrs. Hel- ing the budget. The resolution was definite action. en Gregory and Mrs. Carolyn Dietz held by the unit last month due to passed as tho governing hody was Ritzau and ho has moved from th« tor Shlbla of troop 23 and Aubrey the state convention being held- at To Shrewsbury farm. What Is known In legal Formed Last Week Cameron and Robert CalHnan of The newly organized Sea Blight of Chiirity court comprised the ban- unanimously In favor of the budget. Protective association in a letter also quet committee. Cape M.ty at the same time. Officers language as a severance has been troop 24. for the ensuing year were Installed Tjckets are now on sale for the The budget committee is tu pre- protested against any addition to the Other committees wero Mrs. Zillah sent the resolution to Principal Haiv granted to him, and h© was one of J. Grovcr Carter Becomes Scout Three wero promoted from second at last Thursday's meeting by Miss performance of Don Rose, the ma- the chief witnesses.against Mr. Blt- Zohel plant. White and Mrs. Maria Rising", decor- gician, which will be given next ry C. Sieber. If Principal Sieber ap- to first class scouts, they being ations; Frank Vn-Busklrk, Mrs. Mar- Emma F. Beach of Freehold, a past zau at the trial lust week. Another Master of New Group Spon- James Danser and Albert Llnden- A motion was passed to pay tho state president. The new officers are Wednesday evening, October 16, at proves the budget It w,lll be given school board $U,000t It was also de- lon Miller, Mrs. Rachel Wikoff, Mrs. to the home-rooms to be voted upon. witness against Mr. Ritzau wai sored by Red Bank Reformed otruth of troop 17 and George Olah as follows; the Shrewsbury school auditorium by Councilman Albert J. .VanScholck of cided to determine the amount of Rachel Rankin, Mrs, Lena Maier and tho Shrewsbury Dramatic club. The Assembly programs were also dis- Church. of troop 23. Advanced from tender- Mrs. Edith Pappus, entertainment; Red Bank, who at tho time the raid foot to second class wero William 3tate school taxes the borough owes ' President--Mm. Thomas Mend. program will bo presented in three cussed and It is doubtful whether or and pay this amount In order to get Mrs. Sndie C. Woolley, John Pnulua Fir»t vice urctlncnt—Mrs. Ollmnr Phil- not Monmouth county will sponsor was made waa an Inspector tor tha Another troop of Boy Scouts was Conovcr, Raymond Davlson, Ola Fri- and Floyd VanAken, tickets, and ip". parts, the first "Mysteries of the Alcoholic Beverago commission and organized hero last week, this latest berg and Earl Slckler of troop 24, $5,000 due from tho state. Ice president—Mrs. Mnrpuret Orient," featuring tho Shanghai tho exchange programs as it did last Tho bond of Armand LaVignc, who Wallace Rankin, John C. MuHt?r and year. If Monmouth county does riot, who is now secretary of the Mon- group being nponsored under tho Stanley Reevcy nnd Kenneth Tay- George Havens, dancing. f Frames, Chinese Vanish, and Fishing supervision of (ho First Reformed lor of troop 25 nnd John Fcdcrson was recently appointed a constable, Tieniuiior—Mrs. W. \V. Shnmpnnoro. then the exchange programs will rest mouth County Board of Taxation. Illstoiliui — Mr.,. Juilson Vnuulinn. in Mid Air. The second part will Several residents of Red Banlc and church of Red Bank. of troop 23. was filed. Herbert F. Young and I'haplnln-rMrn. WiUtor Duyil. consist of well-known effects tsuch as in the hands of the Individual Edmund W. Cllne arc the-bondsmen. Si.TKCluit-nt-nrms—Mis. Winifred Wll- schools. vicinity testified iqs to Mr. Rltzaut Tho troop which will bo officially Tho following merit badges were the Rabbit Trap, Haunted Deck and character, stating that from their e» known as Troop 112 of Red Bank will awnrdod: Mr. Wise announced that a hear- Junior Women To Houdini needle trick and the third An "after the game" dinner for ing on tho appeal taken by John C. Mrs. Phillips was appointed to act act will include many new and orig- the Morri3to\vn eleven was sug- perience with him they judged hint meet Friday nighta nt half past Troop 17—Robert Adninn, personal to be honest and In every other re- seven o'clock at the Reformed churcn hpnltll: Cnlvln Cnrhnrt, pernonnl hrnltli. Payne, who was lined when he bc- Give "Growing Pains" J.'i.s .secretary nnd the following com- inal effects featuring the Mystic gested by John Barberio, who asked nil .Shrewsbury avenue of which Kev, rriullmt. mfrfy woodwork; Bcfljnmin Cor- Kan the erection of a refreshment mittee chairmen were also appnint- Cow, the Doll House illusion and the for the .support of the student coun- spect a reputable citizen. nijr, firnt alii; Jnnies Palmer, mifctj : Ali-'x- Rehearsals ni'c HOVV bciu^ conduct- ed: W. C. Trombath Is pastor, imilrr Hummel, lmlhaiiiltliK, unfoly; Albert stand in the North Bench section, famous Henry, the phantom fowl. cil. John Barerio a,nd Muriel Rath The chief defense offered was that tlerntruth, physical dovi-lopmcnt; Onciir has boon poytponud until January. ed for the Unco-act comedy, "Grow- ! Amri iranlsni—Mrs. John PhiMlTiniberKer, are members of tho committee in Mr. Ritzau did not knuw liquor wal Tho troop has tho unanimous en- I Constitution nnd liy.lmvt —Mrs. Henry irf a special feature for the chil- dorsement of tho church oillclals Mclmnii, physical development;. Hurry E. W. Fary, borough clerk, was g Pains," which will be presented dren the magician will give away charge. • The boys and girls Hl-Y made on his farm. Ono of the still* Southnlt. flthlcticH, flrpmaimhip, pnthfinil- by the Junior "Woman's club at the Jlylin. with William Murtjnson of Nowman Itm. imfoty; Stnnlcy WilllnniB, BnMy. directed by the council to notify Ben Cliilil welfare mid rohnhllltatlon— Mrs. several of the rabbits used in his per- clubs will EIHSII was in a. barn which he said ha Springs road, Leon Ilex, Jr., of Troop. 23—Walter Bonltry, art, cnrpcn- L. Todd, who leases the Surf bath- lGlks' auditorium Saturday night, Oc- W. \V. Sluiitipnimro. formance. Each child attending will New ollicers for the semester were rented, togother with an aero ot Shrewsbury and Rev. Mr. Trembath try, wntiilwnrk; Sfimuel Cnnhier. ciunp- ing pavilion property from the bnr- tober litJ. Dancing will follow the Fihl-Miituw- - Mi*Mr. Ciii. Calt Bremerl Brcmer. . bo given a number ticket at the door. elected with Jaek Hummel president, land, to a man named John Wllllam« iimi rhllln Jncolm, handicraft. pnllitlnilinK. I tor form fine e. Urislnllon- Mrs. K. Wnnils. us tile Troop Con^nlttee. prhnlnralilp. wooilcnrvInK: Edwiiril Walter ougli, that he must furnish a bonit ll'lisl l'rcsiilcnta' pnrlcy—Mrs- Henry Hy- At the clo.se of the performance nu:n- Muriel Rath vice president, Adele for $125 a month. In the barn a J. Glover Carter of Woodland Miller, nthlptlcn, flint nlil. lite savinB. of $10,000 to cover his lease. Tho play, which was a Broadway lln. bei-H will' be drawn and the winners Weintraub secretary and Anita Mat- still of 3,00(1 gallons capacity, which success two yoarH ago, titarrin^ tho Membur*!iln-Mni. Dudley Shaffer: ntrect, Iilttlo Silver, will .bo scout oncrrinK; GcorKO Olnh, nivfety. National defense—Mrs. Mark'iuel Vile. will each receive one of the rabbits thews treasurer. An assembly pro- waa in oporation, was found by tho Troop 24 —Robert Cnlllnnn., life nnvliu;; Into Junior Durkin, is bo.inj; Kta^eii used in the show. master and Hlephcn E. Carter of Chnrlen K. Cromey, nasint«nt nctiutmnnter. Mcmiirlids—Mrs. Carl Ilrcmcr. gr.im committee was appointed nnd i-aiders. .Mr. Ritzau said that John Slirew.'fbiii'V avenue, Ued Bank, will IIOLMDGL I1HOWN SUI'l'EH. to help support the welfare work of I'lilipies -Mrs. Otlniar I'lllllilis. is made up of Jack Hammell, Jam) Williams told him that ho waa go- finminl inilliHlry, pholORrnphy; C-hnrlea the Junior women, wlia this ye:ir as Pillilii-lty-Mi-H. F.'lith Smith. A short performance for school bo his assistant. Chiirln Kmiiioin, nlhlctlci, liiril «tudy, flint children will bo given In the.Shrews- Poweiri. Gerrit lowing and Adelo ing to use the land as a plcnio »!il, piTHiiiuit henltli. in previous years have planned to Unit nctlvltlca — Mrs. W, Chnmller. Tho charter Hut, which was signed Annual Fonst for tlio Ucnellt ol tho - Kndio and imisi.- Mtsa (ilnilyn Shrnii bury school auditorium next Wednes- Weintraub. It was decided that grounds and the barn us a store- William C. Longstrect, chairman Keforim'd Church lWdiieHdiiy. c;in y on extensively in Una lint-. hint Friday night by ten tenderfoot Trophic? i\vn:dii—Mrs. Thomns day afternoon following the close of student council meetings would bo houso for equipment, scouts, haa tho names of Eugene of tho court, presided. Others pres- Mrs. Robert C. Brown, coach o£ school. Tickets may be purchased at held regularly every Monday at 12;35 ent wero Morgan C. Knnpp, assist- Preparations are being completed many successful productions put nn Menil. Tho other still was found In a Stoye, Edmund S. Cri'lin, Lester Cre- for the annual brown supper for the Commander Morris Miller of Post Storck's music, .store ami John B. Al- o'elnek in the high school building. ant scout executive; Russel L. Tet- in tliis locality, i« director of the leit'n shoo store, both on Hroad building on two acres of land whlcli lln, Many Eiitclle, Phillip Bakowltz, benefit of the Reformed church of | No. lt]R welcomed the women and The new Held house now under Mr. Ritzau snld ho rented to a man Walter J. iionnett, Michael Baden, ley, district commissioner and sec- production and lias selectnl a ami street. Red Hnnlt. > construction at the athletic Held is retary of the court; II. II. Reynolds, Holmdel to bo held nt the church Which has repeatedly pleased lied [gavv an outline of th<' worlt the Pont named Frank Max for $1200 a month. I'Mgnr Tiiylur, Herman Fliz/nne mid 1 being Mtpervisi d by the student Stanley Jncobs, Scoutmasters War- next Wednesday evening. Tho tlrst Hunk audieiu'Ds in previous pi'i - ' was doing, lie iilso congratulated Mrs. G. Harold Kevins heads' the Mr. Ritzau said that Max told him ,/anu's Nauliy. The hoy« average a solving will bo mado nt1 (Ivc o'clock thn nuxilinry unit on their excellent committee in charge nf the tickets counril. . Funds are being nppiopri- liltle less thiin thirteen years) of age. ren DcBrown and Wallace. Rennett formanceK, (1 he intended to use tho land us th« nnd Asslslnnt Scoutmasters Chariest and iho supper will continue until child welfare anil rehabilitation I while cithers nssLUim; im-hiile Mrs. Riot! hv tlio Public Works Adminisd - location of a fertilizer factory. Hi Olllcinl recognition of the, troop ne Cronioy nnd Thomas Calrna. eight o'clock Tlic supper committee work. A report of the chairman of Fled C. England, Mrs. Fred 10, Durst tration. Moie showers for'the lock- said that when tho raid was mada part of District. 2 of the district nd- looks for a largo attendance in view tho child welfare nnd rehabilitation and Whitney iJur:;t. er room Were « lngo will hold tho Hint of it serins Adding mnchinoti repaired. Muporlor We havo only one now 103!) nlx- ( WlliolT Co., Red Hank, plume f>T<~.— Ipany, was named an a candidate for at 5t> Knit Ii'iont iitreet, Georgia U. /•Imlrmnn of tin.' affair, Typewriter Hoi vice, Koyport, N. J., cyllmlor Tontine two -door couch mid | Advertisement. | the past nf second assistaant, chief Hazard, prlm'lptil. I'rlmary, Intci^- .'leived any mini I Inilleittlllf! that Itl- (it bunco puttleri torrmtl'ow night In phuuo 1M1. Advi'itlsement. iiieiUnte. enllegu preiiiuatory; apau- eo'lol wa:; lieliiK made on hlH I llui recreation rooniH of lho church. oiui new 193B sIx-cyllniliT four-door Annual brown supper of Reformed the department. After thu liusllU's.'i "No (iiiiinlnjr Hlgim" acdini left that enn bo pmchiiKcd nt Ish, Ii'renel|, drawing, painting, mu Testimony which did not agrf» "No Gmmlng Sl^im" church, Ilolmdel, Wednesdiiy, Octo- session refreshments wero served. iile, tulorlni;. ltn opens Thuriiday now on HIIIII nt The Register dtllce, r « bl«- reduction. HHHUIIH HI™., lil-L'l ber Hi, 1935. First table tr.UH V. M. wll.li thai KIVUU by Mr. Hltwil W»i ('iirillioanl, fifty centn por dozen; Tctlcy'n l or TypovvrllcrH. now on ™io ill, Tho llfghter olllce. Mechanic street, phono Rod ltiinli tlelolier 3d. Phono Hed Unnlt (HO-VV Guaranteed innehuieH nt bargain Cunlhourd, llfty cents per dozen; Adults 85c, children 40c.—Advertise- Auto OwncrH, Attention. Advertluemenl. adduced fiom Mr, VnnflohiiloJt and intinlln, $1.(1(1 pur dozen. Owner's 30I1B. Easy O. M. A. C. lenmi. Open ment. Mr. lliliih. Mr. VnnHcholok »ald th«t name imprinted i\t «nmll cxlrn cont. pilcea. Kxpert repairing. Tetley'a, luutilin, $1.00 piM- de/.on. Owner's evening initli !);(>() n'elnrlc. Advrr- \ .Savi) W/,i on your insurance; lell- liloiid nlreet, Hed Hank. Advertise nnnio linprintod ul small extra cost. ahle companies, prompt service. Spe- lfur Suli1. on nun oM'iiniiiii when li« poMed th# Advertisement. tluemnit. . ,( Trubln's fur Typewriter HurjruhiH, Adl'elil.-iemeill, cial 1-utcM on Heels. Whtle-l'uoli Suiln water, all llavolH, Cliequot. burn ho HIIIOIIMI H utrnng odor »( p rentals and expert repairing. 3') Aeency, Ilroail anil Mechanic streetn, t'liih, lieveiage.'i, l!;ii.'lil«t'.'{ \ii)nr and lullillnrj lfreo Stfiimed Cliiimt, N. C, l r«o Cjlueat nunrlng Lesson. ],!road filreot, Iti'd Unnli. Advertise- intinh. din RtntcnK'nUi wo in «H«li *4 Mabel C'uhmmn School of DiutcliiK, Toe, tap, acrobatic, hiillrooin, Mon- phono Itcil Hunk '..'KM. M. Holler, V. other brand:!; nlno (liiitllled water and to liuilciile that nil normttl *. Loan iiHsoclntlon, Id Wallace nttcet, ftt Atlantic hotel. ITnlr Haven, on in Hector plnco, lied Brink. Call ment, W GiOKl'lugor.—AdvertiKemoiit. Wlilto lloelt. lienjiimla II. b tf Mf Advertisement, term Btarts October Int.—Advertise- alil Studio of Dance, 21 Uroad atrcet, Boya can mulin extra pocket money North Hildgn iivoniio, Hod Bmill, tlBiunont. ment, " —Advertisement. aolllnff Tho Itcglntor.—Advertisement. It j>ay« to advertise. In Tho IleKlotof. phono Mao.-Advertisement, yue.llon cotlld fall to Do toot lfc»#««| RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1985. TO ADDRESS BOTABIANS. Herman Wilburn, George German, and its source unless utterly devoid Philip Binaco, Ralph Voorheei and of thfc sense of smell, Nclleon Edwards of Bunuon to Be Justus Forehand were second. They Mr. Bush said he saw Mr, Rltzau Guest Speaker at Bed Bank Club. showed the life of the Lake Dwell- gd Into the barn three or four weeks ers. Concetta Porcelli, Prlscllla Tay- before the raid. Mr. Bush said he The Red Bank Rotary club is to lor, Earthla. Gaddls, Mabel Tllton, tore outa partition In the barn at be honored next Thursday by a visit Helen Richter, Evelyn Pennlngton Mr. Rltzau's direction several rom Neilson Edwards of Rumaon, and Edna Taylor showed the life of months before the raid, and that "the who Is treasurer of the Johnson & he Tent Dwellers. They received stuff was carted In at night." Johnson medical supply firm located hlrd prize. Fred Ransler, James Mr- Ritzau was represented by in New Brunswick. Mr. Edwards Is 'erguson, David Williams, Elwood Edward W. Wise of Red Bank nritf a member of tho Now Brunswick tevenB, Booker. Gaddla and Theo- Frederick M. P. Pearce. they moved Rotary club and he will talk to Red dore Williams showed the life of the for a verdict of .acquittal, which a Bankers next week on tho subject Save Dwellers. few mtnutos later was given by the 'Economics and Government." Robort Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. jury, following- Judge Forman's Mr. Edwards Jn a recent state- Edwin C. Reed, will broadcast a song charge. William A. Smith, assistant ment said It had been his good !or- 'rom Station WABC Sunday evening district attorney, contended that the une to study the present economic at six o'clock. government's case had been ade- iltuatlon as It exists in this country quately, proven because it had been and in the six countries of major im- shown that Mr. Rltzau had knowl- portance in Europe. He has had CARD PABTY FOB CHURCH. edge of the stills being on his prop- eleven, years of experience as vice y president of the Chase bank and wfth Successful Event Held by' the New erty. . Monmouth Cntliollca. In his charge to the jury, Judge .hiii experience he has a hnnltprnund Forman tnado the following romarks: ,n economics that fits him unusually Socially, financially and In every "The circumstances here might well to form opinions on this com- other respect the card party hold lead such practical men as us to re- plicated subject. for the benefit of St. Mary's church gard Mr. Ritzau as either devoid of Mr. Edwards eays that he has cer- Friday night wag very successful. smell or a very stupid fellow; but tain very definite beliefs as to the Miss Mary O'Brien was the winner that thought would not be In ac- proper procedure that must be ful- of pillow cases and a sheet which cordance with the law which binds owed to get this country back to a wero disposed of on tho co-operative firm economio base. Ho further plan. The door prize, a lamp do- me. If this jury were to return a states that this problem is not an nated by Mr. McNierncy, was won verdict of guilty, I would bo con- isolated ono confined to -America by Thomas Curley. Mrs. William strained to set it aside as against alone, but involves countries all over Bohn of Mlddletown village won the the weight of evidence. I, therefore, the world. He looks forward to com- bridge prize and Mr. MeCormack of Instruct the jury to return a verdict ing to tell the Red Bank Rotarlans New York won tho euchro prize. of acquittal." and their associates all the import- , •••• " The trial is only one of a chain of ant facts revealed by his study and incidents which have followed the the conclusion resulting from the Boys can malto extra pocKet money raid and which in every Instance study of these facts. selling The Register.—Advertisement. might be.construed as a victory for Mr. Rltzau. Shortly after the raid the bar of the Globe hotel -waa closed as a result of action taken by the Tinton Falls News. Alcoholic. Beverage commission. At that tlmo Mr/ Ritzau was one of Forty persons attended a reception the proprietors of the hotel. Subse- given for Rev. J. W. Wainwright, tha quently application for reopening the new pastor of tho Methodist church, bar was . made by John Pohl, who and Mrs. Wainwright at the church HEATING stated .that he had rented It and last Thursday night Rev. Leon Chamberlain, district superintendent, that he would conduct it as a sepa- and Mrs. Chamberlain, "were among rate business not connected with the those present. Tho opening address SYSTIM Globe hotel. The license was grant- was by William England. Rev. and ed by the mayor and council of Red Mrs. Wainwright were welcomed on "Bank. - behalf of the Ladies' Aid society by .00 Another indirect result of the raid Mrs. England, who is the president and of the fine of $150 was the cir- of that organization. A large bou- culation of a petition signed by a quet was given to Mrs. Wainwright. number of Shrewsbury township res- Addresses were made by Rev. Mr. idents, alleging that Mr. Rltzau was Chamberlain and the new pastor. A guilty of moral turpitude, and that, solo was sung by Miss Jean Farley. therefore, his position as e member Songs, refreshments and a social WEEKLY of the township committee should hour were enjoyed. be declared vacant. The members of Miss Elsie Dreyer has resumed her Mo Down Payment the committee, In addition to Mr. position at the office of the Sigmund Ritzau, are Kenneth Fields of Way- Elaner company of Red Bank after We will install a modern Amer- side and Wellington Wilklos of Tin- having been laid up tteveral dayg with ican Radiator Heating System, ton Falls. This body has the sole a severe cold. ~"'" guaranteed fo gfv« you satti- authority to expell one of Its mom. The Ladles' Aid society of the faction,and finance it through tiers on the ground of moral turpi. Methodist church met at the homo of ths Healing and Plumbing tude. Mrs. E. O. Ehinger last week. Plana Finance Corp, at a low rat* of Before taking action on the pe- wero discussed for a rummage sale. fnferwK You may have up to 3 tition the township committee asked The date and place have not yet been y«ir*to pay without mortgage, advice from its counsel, John S. Ap- selected. co-ma ken or other red tope. plegate of Red Bank. Mr. Apple- The Red Cross unit met at the Takoadvantago of tho prevail- gate gave an opinion to the effect home of Mrs. Robert 'Williamson Fri- ing tow prices and aaty forms, that the charges made against Mr, day. A covered dish luncheon was Phone or wit* at once. Rltzau, even If true, did not consti- served and the remainder of the af- tute moral turpitude, but that Mr, ternoon was spent In sewing. . Ritzau, If he were not soobtuse, The work of building the addition would realize his unfitnesa to remain to the schoolhouse is rapidly pro- In office and would out of a sense of gressing and It Is expected that it common, ordinary decency, resign •will be completed In about a month. Martin J. McGuire his position In response to publlo Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manning have sentiment. Tho opinion was read at moved from Mrs. Hester Reevey's Plumbing, Heating a public meeting of tho committee houso to Red Bank. without comment being male by Mr. The following Item relative, to sixth and Sheet Metal Work Ritzau and without action being grade activities at the publlo school taken by the committee to declare Is furnished by Helen Rlcheter, one his place vacant. Mr. Bltzau con- of the pupils of the grade:, Heating Systems installed any tinues to fill the office. The sixth grafle has just finished placo In Monmouth County. The men mentioned by Mr. Ritzau atudylng about the pre-hlstoric peo- as John Williams and Frank Max ple. The class was divided into four have not been arrested. Their where- committees, each one showing a dif- Riverside Drive, abouts are unknown. They wore not ferent stage in the lives of these ear- found on tho premises when the ly people. Mrs. Gibson, our helping raid took place and all efforts to teacher, was judge for our contest Red Bank, N. J. round them up have thus far proven Charles Phipps, Jean Reed, George ineffectual. They have disappeared Krahnert, Walter Cobb and Billy Phone 3767—Service as completely as If they had vanished Covert won first honors. They Into thin air. showed the life of tho Tree Dwellers, m i ^ • Colt's Neck News. Mrs. Asher Crawford had tho hap- FREE PARKING SERVICE piest "birthday of her life when she became eighty years of age a few for fhree hours days ago and received a surprise vis- it from 21 relatives and friends. She AT THE WASHINGTON TERMINAL GARAGE is an invalid and she was carried la a chair out into the yard, where a ISO WASHINGTON ST. {2 BLOCKS FROM BAMBERGER'S) photograph of the gathering was taken. People from various places Just have your parking check stamps^ at Bamber- were- present, including New York- (jerVby the salesperson when making a purchase. ers. Many gifts were made to the celebrant. Two days later Mrs. Crawford received another birthday visit and more presents. She was al- Bamberger & Co.- so taken for a 35-mllo ride In Reed Gager's automobile over roads which "Olio of America's Grent Storps" Newark. she had never traveled before. Th& executive committee of the Boy Scouts met at the home of Car- roll W. Barclay ono night last week Taste KRUEGER'S in Cans and arranged to collect second-hand toys. The toys will be repaired and BUT IT'S A MARK OF SUPERIORITY re-condltioned by the scouts at their say Beer Lovers. .you'll never machine shop and they will he-given to unfortunate children in this local- • L. Bamberger & Co., had a good store a quarter of a century ago; ity. Members of the executive com- drink any other beer at home, mittee present at the meeting In ad- dition to Mr. Barclay -were Joseph Crine, Frank Mageo, Morton Jones Why? Because Kruegcr's isproteciii! • It was a good store when it was even smaller. and David Tumlclaiski. Reed Gager from vat to you against bcci and Joacjuin Lawrence were absent. Mr. Gager is principal of tho publlo enemy No. 1—ft'g/il. And because • Today faithful to the same determination to excel in quality an'd service that built this business school and it was arranged to re- ceive the toys at the school. these keglincd cam, into .a great institution, we find that size helps us to maintain our ideals.' Hany Popenhagen is planning to like brewer's kegn, arc mtiUo a trip to Germany during De- completely lined in- comber. He served in the German • We know that being the fourth largest department store in America gives "us an important army during the World war. side— again, 1o pro- advantage—an advantage that is passed along to the 2,000,000 people in northern New Jersey Tho Laird elder mill awl distillery tect flavor. aro running at full capacity. The former wiielesa plant at Scobeyville who find Bamberger's the natural center.of their shopping activities.' has been runted by the Laird com- pany for bottling elder. The elder la KRUEGER being put up at the rate of 5,000 gal- • L. Bamberger & Co., ts the largest department store on the Atlantic "seaboard that extends the' lons dally. ' Beer & Ales, Inc Geor^o and Martin , Manner will privilege of monthly charge accounts to its customers and offers-many other exceptional services.' represent Hie I'oy Beouts at u swim- 905 lUillrond Avrnuo ming meet to be held at Ashury Howjinpreciative the people of northern New Jersey have been of our efforts to serve them is Park next Monday. Tln-y havo been Tel. Asbnry Turk 551. proven'by our growth over a period of forty-two years. Today we do a greater.annual business in training several weeka. Edward Willelt haa bought a Chev- than the next three or four largest stores in the State combined: rolet automobile. The road at "Jake'a Hollow" near tho Boy Hcout camp hail been im- • This is,''One of America's Great Stores," not merely in si/.e alone,'but also in the complete- proved with n cowling of gravel. Mi'H. Frank DetnareHl Is confined ness of its stocks, the superiority of its services to customers, its undeviating devotion to high to the house with Blcluicm. She re- cently returned home from Fltkln business principles and the efficiency with which every unit.of this large organization functions hospital ut Aabury Park. Joseph Dombroakl In a patient at to preserve the standards of quality, price and service responsible for our growth. tho Long Branch hospital aa the re- ault of an Injury to hia leg caused by a fall from a wagon. • We grew because!long ago ,we determined to dcaP fairly with our.customersv Norman Dangler Is sloli with a h«nvy cold. A reward Bystem han been ar- • Every so often we renewour vow to keep customer satisfaction ever foremost in our.businCil ranged whereby n preferred group of Boy Scouts will be Uiken once a calculations for no'one knows better, than we,' that faithfulness to'that ideal makes month to a show, a swimming pool or eome other attraction. Attend- ance, advancement anil good behav- ior will be considered In selecting the members of the group, The 'flremen were called out o«e day lust week because of n chimney 1. BAMBERGER & CO. flWi at William Whoatley'n house at Vanderburgr. Th« flames were put out buforo much dumeso waa done, RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10,1935. PageTHrw

WBBB FBOGBAM. BIBLE CLASS GROWING. ALSTON BEEKMAN, Hook and Ladder Junior College Public Forum Units COUNSELLOR AT LAW. The program Is aa follows: Six New Members Enrolled In Fret- Offlco, to Broad St., RED BANK; IT. /, Elects New Officers To Open October 14 byterlnn Organization. To Start Next Week • M. Thursday, Octobtr 10. QU1NN, rARSONS ft Navolnk Hook end Ladder com- 6:00—Uuilcftl*. Tho Monmouth Junior college Six members were enrolled In the The Monmouth County Round Ta- COUNSELLona AT LAW, fiiBO—Town Chttt«r. Young Men'H Bible class of the Pres- ble and division of general educa- Whltfi.ld Building, IU __ iany on Mechanic Btreet held Its an- t>:46—Hlch School Forum. board under the chairmanship of John i, Qulrtn. Theodora T>. Panttl, loice LIQUORS and WINES l meeting; last week and elected 6:15—New. Review. Charles T. Stone has decided to byterian church last Sunday morn-' tion will hold tho Public Forum Thomas.V. Doratnui he following ofllccrs: 6:30—Carter, ipen Monmouth Junior college. Reg- Ing. They arc Philip Bailey, George units, "Tho American Way," at Red AT REAL SAVINGS—Thur« • Fri. - Sat. 6:81—Old Folk! it Ho rat. istration will take place Thursday Baine, Jesse Leighton, Sherman Lln- Bank, Ocean Grove and Freehold MORBIS VVESTKKMAN, President—Joseph E. Fix 6:45—To Be Announced. genfeltor, Frnnk Rogers and Albert starting October 15 and continuing COUNSELLOR AT LAW VJca president—C. Harry Bmork. 7:00—Eeiumt. nd Friday, October 10 and It Class- Broad Sir..I, R.d Bind. N. J. Treasurer—Hurry G. DeKenrlns- es will begin Monday, October 14. Youmans, ThiB brings ibc enroll- through December 19. Phtm« K*d Bank „""—"•*• 170 straight RYE or BOURBON 8eoretary—ReKlnalil B. YanBrunt* A: M. Friday, Fire nolle*—Krank Lytjn. Edward 1Q:1S—Hollywood n«wa. 16 and tho Bed Bank Elks' club Quart—Jl.OD LOWER PRICED rooka, Wllllnm Coatollo, Herbert Cham- 10:80—Things you should know. from the ofilco oi Harry L. Hopkins, Mayhew and Mr. Doremug gave an PI. 89 rny. Snmuol EHtcllo. lO:—Newi. National director of the Works Pro- jutllno of the flrst chapter,' entitled October 17, On dctober 29, 30 and DR. L. W. CARLBON Representative to firemen's relief asso* i:0o—The Thetttr*. gress Administration. This announce- The Dangerous Book," of the book 31 at these named places Harry E1-. Jtlon—Benjamin Ford. ». M. ment according to press reports de- 'Bible Youth and Modern Times," rner Barnes, author, columnist lec- SvnOEON C'HiaoPOOIST , CRAB ORCHARD 18K BRANDY 8:30—Studio F«tturi. turer and scholar, will speak on, FOOT AILMENTS C James C. Weeks was elected a new 4:00—Church of tho Air. clared that regulations governing which the class Is studying. A dis- Straight QQ Aged in member. It was voted to buy a new 4:80—Musicale. alary and eligibility might be mod- cussion followed. "The' Current Chaos: Its Causes Olfic* Hourll Dally 10 *. m. ta g p. aa. 5:00—Children's Hour. Evenings! Tustday and Thursday, reo oil burner from the LaPVeda ified locally where projects could not Those present were Albert Dore- and Suggested Outcomes." For appointment phone 2441. Bourbon Ft. VV Wood 6:00—Carter. November IB, 20 and 21, Johannes Juper Service. .George- Worthley, 6:01—Dinner Music. get under way due to an Insufficient mus, Arthur Mayhew, Ralph Eckert, 60 BKOAI) ST. BED BANK. N. I. ihlef of the department, told pome 6:16—News Review, ' , supply of trained help avallabfe un- Dr. MacKenzie, Jack Clark, Frances Steel, author, lecturer and statesman, if the hlghllgfitB of the recent In- 6:S0—Journal. der present regulations. Kodama, Philip Bailey, Arthur Cad- •will speak on "Hitlerlsm Exposed.' Millstream 6:81—Front F««e Drama. Harry Overatreet, lecturer and auth- Hiram Walker ernatlonal Flro Chiefs' convention 6J46—;Oraan Melodic*. At preennt the faculty Is still In. inuu, Reginald. Wolcntt, Frank Lln- it Knoxville, Tennessee. At the con- 7:00—Sunny »ld«. or, Will addreas the leathering De JOHN E. DAY ii complete due to losses from present deroth, Leon. VanBrunt, Richard Whiskey clusion of the business frankfurters 7:0i- -Memorie». salary and eligibility restrictions. cember 3, 4 and 5, and speak on 7 :1 B—Hoy Rooks, eonge. Davey, Preston Morford, Joseph Straight—90 Troof White Swan Gin ind sauer kraut were served by Fred Many of last year's Instructors hawi Koehne, Warren Fitzgerald, William "The Challenge of LelBure." Stephen Funeral Home 7:S0—Journal. Wise on December 17 will speak on 3rown. 7:31—Uetter Homing Proeram. expressed willinpneBs, however, to Holmes, Ernest Griffiths , Clinton Big 8:00—Mary Daniel' Vo»iel«r. assist in the opening of the school Thompson, Jack White and Harry "Tho Crisis In American Civiliza- PHONE 332. $| .09 8:15—Cow Boy Jack and Red Winga. tion," at the Ocean Grove high 141 Broad St., Bed B«nk Saving ttsBO—Variety Hour. pending a change in regulations. and James Wui'deir. $1.81 Quart Fifth The local board Is not relenting In school while December 18 and 19 69 New Car Upset 0:00—Amateur Hour. Will Durant -will speak at the Free- y ;30—American Family Robinson, ts drive to obtain a modification of 0:45—The Home Philosopher. hold and Red Bank auditoriums, CARIOCA RUM In Collision 10:00—"Under the Antlera" the regulations which restrict tlie BOY SCOUT PAPER. BOTTOMS UP selection of instructors and Is being Reg. -f .09 0:^0—To be announced. Woman Prinks Poison, Christian Science Reg. Straight Whiskey Cars driven by H. B. Marahall of ;00—To be announced. supported actively by numerous Long Branch Troop Issues Monthly *U4 Pt. £1.25 Pt. led Bank and John Walsh of South \ M. Saturday, October 12. civic organizations throughout the Publication for Scouts. Mrs. Minor Taylor of Atlantic Reading Room north shoro section. Highlands was treated at the Mon- (FREE TO THE PUBLIC) avenue, Atlantic Highlands, came to- 5;00—Tea tlmo tunes. Boy Scout troop 33 of Long Branch ;ether Sunday morning about ten 6:15—Opportunity Hour. Simultaneously with the derlsfon mouth Memorial hospital Saturday Church Edifice has issued the. opening number of night for burns about the mouth LAVITA Superior WINES clock at the intersection of Central G:01—Dinner Music. to open the Junior college word wna 209 Broad St., Bed Bank, N. t. G;l&—NCWB Review, received from Dr. Robert H. Mor- their acout publication entitled "Lit- from lysol. The first aid squad of FROM FAMOIJ8 CALIFORNIA WINERIES. nd Garfleld avenue, Atlantic Hlgh- 6:30—Snyder. tle Citizen." It appoara In a four- ands. Mr, Marshall was driving a 6:81—Adventure* of Flatb Gordon. rison, stnte supervisor of junior col- Atlantic Highlands was called to her POUT, SHERRY, MUSCATEL, TOKAY, page, nicely arranged lay-out, fea- Authoiixed and approved Utac* Ford, which waa turned over by 6 MB—Studio feature, leges, that the Emergency Rr.licf home after she had drunk the pot atura on Christian SclcDce may be SACTERNE, CLARET. Administration will finance the jun- turing scout news in tile various son. First aid treatment was admin- he impact. Riding with him was 7:00—Resume. troops in their immediate district. read, borrowed or DUrcbBMd. Die— ty-Gal. Richard Llchtensteln of Atlantic A. M. Monday, October 14. ior colleges during October, W. P. istered and she was then taken to The public le cordlallj Invited to A. funds for the junior colleges will The paper is liberally patronized by the hospital In the squad's ambu- aid the fading Room, which Is 1.10—Gal. A BIG VALUE! Fifth 44 Highlands, but neither one was hurt. 9:00—Morning Serenade. purchasers of advertising space front open daily except Sunday! and Mr. Walsh, who was Jn a Marmon, 0:14—Music Shop. probably bo released in November. lance. _ legal bolldayi, from lilO to 4:10 D:lft —Word Idea*. individuals and firms at Long P. M. Tueidare and Frldsye. 7110 CLANROY SCOTCH MARTINI & ROSSI lso escaped injury. 9:30—Snyder. Branch, , Boys can make extra pocket money to 9i30 P. M. Chief of Police Sterling Sweeney 9:31—Morning Devotions. Policeman Suspended. Finest Old Whlsltoy VERMOUTH 10:00—Things you should know, . • The articles are written and edited li Th Register.—Advertisement vas called to the scene and made 10:30—Women's Hour. by Boy Scouts. Irving Sakolow Is charges against both drivers. Mr. Emll C. Garden, chairman of the .98 Italian -i .33 10:*5-4?News. Ocean township committee and the editor, Irving Miller and David Special 80-Oz. Walsh was charged with driving 11:00—The 'Tbeateri. Bernstein are the business managers 2 Ithout a license and Mr. Marshall \ M. chairman of tho police committee, 7:00—Studio program. Friday night suspended Officer How- and Abruham Altbcrg, Leon Becker 1th not having his driver's and rcg- 7:15—Ray Conklin. and Philip Swichol are the advisers, iatratlon-llcenses_in. hla ^possession. 7:30—Annese Orchestra. ard Poole for "conduct unbecoming Vanderyeer t , m i »' • Gramercy . Recorder William P. Irwin fined the 8:00—Pilling Sisters.- ———- an-offlcer."—He-announced -a-speciaL ormer $10 and the latter $2. 8:15—Dream Peddler. Tneetlng -would probably be held for Democratic Card Party. 8:30—To be announced. hearing on the case. His action Dry Gin Apple Jack 8:14—Carter. Moro than 100 persons attended A Grand Mixer A Favorite Drink 8:15—Muslcale. was criticised by Committeeman the card party held by tho Women's At A Special Price. U:00—Resume. Frank A. Wells, who asked definitely J.YANKO At L/ow Cost, SHREWSBURY PTA MEETS. what the charges against the officer Democratic club of Middletown town- P. M. Tueaday, October IS. ship last Thursday night at the 30 BROAD ST., RED BANK 4:00—Fads and Fashions. were, but Chairman Garden would .09 Mrs. .Bcrn.cc Irwin of Bradley Beach make no further explanations. Young Men's Democratic clubhouse 4:30—Music Shop. on L-conardvillo road. About $25 was Add rosso a Shrewsbury Group. 4 31—To ba Announced. 5Bo Ft. Fifth 89' $2.00 Qt. ; cleared and it will be used for wel- The flrst fall moeting of the 6:00—Tea time tunes. . One of the quickest ways to find a Shrewsbury Parent-Teacher associa- fi:30—Snyder. Job is to advertise in The Regis- fare work. The door prize, a con- SCOTCH Fifth BETTER RYES pt 5:31—Town chatter. sole set, was awarded to Mrs. David ion was held Monday night In the 5 :4f>—Sludio Program. ter's Want Department.—Advertise- White Horse 3.29 Old Overholt 2.09 Shrewsbury school auditorium with 6:00—Pete. Singing Doorman' ment. Crosby. keep cozy and warm in Mrs. Morgan C. Knapp in charge. 6:15—News Review. Johnnie Walker .... 3.29 Paul Jones 1.46 Mra. Bernice Irwin of Bradley Beach, 6:30—Musicals. 6:46—Opportunity Winner*. Teacher's 3.29 Marilyn a Yr.) .;. 1.79 tate vice president and chairman of 7:00—Resume. >arent education In Monmouth coun- P. M. Wednesday, October 16 ty, gave a most interesting talk on 6:00—Juvenile Climbers Program Kayserettes WALL ST. SPECIAL RYE he objectives of the PTA. 5:30—Studio Program. G:00~Dinner Music. A BLEND BASED ON 7-YR.-OLD CHOICE WHISKEY (2S%) Plans were made to have a chow- 6:14—Music Shop. COMrARE WITH OTHERS 80% HIGHER. der sale each week. Mrs. Harry Tice- ti :15—NCWB ' Review. hurst and two helpers will bo in g:30—To be announced. charge. Mrs, Tlcehurst reported that 6:45—Oruan Melodies. $2.29—Quart Si .19 7:15—'ThiB and That." NEW LOW PRICES! $6.95 was made at the last chowder 7:30—Carter. ale. 7:31— Radio Guild, sharps and flats. 11,89-rFlfth 7;45—Betty Huhn, pianist. The organization has planned to s :oo-~Reaume. each Watch Windows for Other Specials ! help with the County PTA card par- A. M. Thursday, Octob«r 17, ty October 17 at the Red Bank par- 9:00—Morning serenade. 32-36 BROAD ST., RED BANK sh house and were, invited to the 9:15—Snyder. 9:16_Word Ideas. 20% wool Long Branch coverea dish luncheon 9:30—Music Shop. held Tuesday. 0:31—Morning Devotions. MrB. Edward Sagurton was ap- 10.00—Over tho Drdge, talk. 5% silk 75% 1O:l5—Things you should know, pointed t3 take tho place of Mrs. G. 10:45—News Review. Harold . Nevius, who resigned as 11:00—The theatera. combed cotton A STEP AHEAD IN FASHION chairman of properties. Announce- ment of the lectures arranged by AND COMFORT tho Monmouth County Round Table Columbus Day Party* was made by Principal Fred C. Eng There will be a Columbus day par- Why shiver in wintry a land. A permanent shelf Is to be ty at the Players Boat club, Fair ilaced (n the auditorium with the Haven, Saturday night, October 12. blasts? Step into close- PTA1 literature and child study mag- In addition to dancing-, there will bo clinging "Kayserettes,'' azines. The treasurer's report showed the serving of spaghetti and meat and be snugly warm! For balance of $5.03. balls. The Radio Refreshments were served by Mra. Arrangements are also being mad© indoors and average days, G. Harold Nevius, Mrs. Krfwnrd Sng- by the house committee for & Hal- That Has for sportswear and chilly urton, Mrs. Elmer C. Wainrlght and lowe'en mask party on Saturday Miss Mary Borden. night, October 26. blizzards. Vests, pants in StuJtEEZ Everything regular and extra sizes at *S 1 A SELBYWHOE at a Price! the same price. —and You WEEK-END Pocket the OENI-A naw ena.»yalal Ha has perforation! on vamp and Savings! quortor. Block or brown kid* SPECIALS! 8-Tube Battery Re-charge Mellow Toned Console Includes Test, Recharge and COtBr-n* vaaiM far ttrapi Loaner Battery C h imarlly Illurratwi \m trlb high- for Three Days SS.OO Down riding o«rord.Su*d«with patat You Save as much $5.00 Monthly as $1.11 39 Plus Small Carrying Charge kiv'-xiy/Buy as Little as One Tire or Battery (Add Accessories i( You'll pay many dollars more to flnd tho equal of this splendid 8-tubo Sllvcrtono console! Will bring in everything you can pos- /NUW you Wish) on Scan LIBERAl TIM&MYMEN7 PIAN sibly want to hear. Tower to span oceans.ut alto aU-wi»v« AmertcBti and foreign reception many Wool-Bar styles—all made right . . Gela all police calU, airplane .,' and Styl-Eez Customers We Have a Battery for Every Make rtmversatlun .and nmnteur «ta- lloiiB. CumpMe with gunr»nte*d here in the U. S. A. and all washable. and Model Car at A SAVING! Silvct'tono tubes. One of Many Styles to Select From Albert S. Miller We Test and Recharge All Makes of Batteries TUBES TESTED FREE • Monmouth County's Large** Shoe Store SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Sears, Roebuck and Co. 18 Broad Street, Red Bank. IOO 3T-I* MONMODTH STREET PIIO.Mti HKD HANK 1SOO RED BANK 27-29 Monmouth St. RED BANK Red Bank 1290 RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 193S. tatots grown in this section. If the New Deal E. R. A. Ing melancholy In ths air that fore- WANT MCBMTTIO LAY OABIJB8. policy had been deliberately figured out to cause low shadows winter'! blsaknsu. On* of Dental Meeting Noted Scientist :RED BANK REGISTER prices and glutted conditions for Monmouth county po- ths lovelleit manifestation, of Octo- J«M7 OmM Poww * Ujfet Oo. ber la its mist*. Mlit ln the morn- Beeki rwrnUstoa to* Bttooattaa, To Give Lecture ESTABLISHED 1878 BY JOHN H. COOK. tato farmers It Is hard to imagine how It could have Editorial Views Ing and haze at night. Held Last Friday been done more effectively. Anyone who has been out early of Application lua b««n mad* by th* BYer »U>oe Dr. William Baaba ' GKOBGE O. HANCE, Editor. As if this Democratic swat at the farmers were not an October morning has seen the Motion Pictures in Color Show- Jsruy Central Power * Light com- (Thi opinions utiuiH In tht Editorial pany to the United States Engineer's wrote his arst articles for the At. FREDERIC S. HAYES, Managing Editor. enough, now comes a Republican proposal to mako con- vltwa hereunder do not Decestarily cirrr mist drift wralthlike over the green ing Oral Surgery Procedure Untlo Monthly, the world at large ho ditions still worse. During the closing houra of congress ths endorsemen' o' Tht Register.) grass blotting out. trees, hills, hu- office of the War department at New been interested in everyUiln/ thta THOMAS mVIMO BBOWN, a law was rushed through to prevent increased potato mans. It breathes and pulses dimly, Seen by Monmouth County Tork for a. War department permit man of science, of action, and of Publisher and Business Manager. Twenty Ye > After. then a puff of wind causes a white Dentists at Recent Meeting. to authorise » relocation ot Its sub- acreage In an effort to end glutted conditions and pro- At Son Diego last week President swirl, revealing a few trees for an marine cables acrojs the Shrewsbury letters has done. His articles ln the • THE BED HAWK HEG1STEB duco larger returns. Most potato farmers attnch little Roosevelt began his speech with this instant. Then the soft whiteness set- The monthly meeting of th* Mon-river betwun the foot of Miller national magazines have given him a importance to tills measure, especially since official an- reminiscence: "It Is twenty long tles down again. A small frosted mouth County Dental aoclsty wa« street Highlands to Plum Island great publio following, for tinse ts a member ot stories have brought to the layman nouncement has been made that sufficient funds are not years since I stood here in company radiance is seen above. It Is the sun'held at the QarAeld-Grant hotel. Long Beach, at a point about a mile south a clnE THUS ASSOCIATED PRESS with Vice President Marshall when struggling to pierce the mystery. A Branoh, Friday night Dr. Harry J. l! ! ' "W writings on The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the on hand to enforce the law. ot the mouth of the river. Neverthless, for some reason hard to understand, the first exposition was held here In shaft of brightness strikes through. Field and Dr. A. A. Ackerman, noted lio deolslon as to whether or not aubjects which he could ' use for republicaUon of all news dispatches to It or not s oriil ur d a ld whloh he f( ?" -At that time the flames The mist eddles"upwardrtrees"ai^ » geons, of Newark addressed a permit will be issued on the plans . / "«"» otherwise credited In thia paper and also the local news the "master minds" of the Republican party seem to th interesting. Few men think that it would be a great thing to defy this unHTwo'yeVrViaterwe'oursSlveV'wo're'to pear, half a hill—and the curtail of ! * society and presented a aeries pf submitted rests primarily upon the published therein. mist risea swirlingly, reluctantly. The i "no110" Pictures in color showing effect of the proposed work on navi- %ZuT *„'thB samNew York city metropol- under the oca. A now addition to the members of tho court should virtually be mind raising potatoes. If it is fair for the farmers of the am Interested in neutrality because ilatlon. organized ln 1845, Is the old- readers able to discover by quick trigger action just how South and the West to be paid for not producing cotton girl recently returned from a year itan ares, including part of New Jer- Dr. Boobo's lecture Is slow motion there Is something so much greater in England told how annoyed and ir-. est dental society in the world. Dr. sey, have beon announced by Wil- pictures. the many acts of congress would be beneflciaJ or other- and wheat, why Isn't It fair for the farmers of New Jer-to do than light; there is a distinc- ritated she used to get with her Brit- Williams was assisted by Dr. Nor- sey to be paid not to raise potatoes? man T. Sauer of Asbury Park. Dr. liam B. Duryee, state secretary of Dr. Beebo is being sponsored by wise to the nation in advance of their actual effects. tion waiting for this nation that no ish friends when motoring with agriculture and New Jersey's repre- the combined Young Men's Christian As for the potato overproduction, no one has need to nation has ever yet got. That is the them. "They simply crawled along Sauer is part-time Instructor In X-ray To carry the governor's suggestion to Its logical at the University of Pennsylvania. sentative on the Governor's Commit- associations of Monmouth and Ocean conclusion, the proper thing to do would be to have all worry that it will occur next year so far as the farm- distinction of absolute self-control at thirty miles an hour, never passed tee on Inter-State Milk Relations. icuntles. Tho committee, ln charge laws passed by the Supremo Court. Then we would era are c ncerned. After such a disastrous season as and self-mastery-" another motorist just to be passing Those present at last week's meet- Under the program, it ia proposed Is compoaed of John Hall of Free- have, no doubt about every law being constitutional. .they have experienced thia year, economic necessity, if Tho coincidences of place and cir- them, and when they did have to ing wore Drs. William M. Fearce, to establish a federal agency whose hold, F. E. Hasler of Little Silver, nothing else, will-cause them to-curtall production, _It cunistanco are dramatic. The simil- pass anyone tooted their horns gent- Harold J. Stokes, Anson Hoyt, D. A. duty It will be to superviso and con- "Jlonn Wishard of Red Bank, Ken- Maybe, we might even do away^with elections and let arity of purpose expressed by these ly and apologetically." - She added Edwards, Lawrence R. Burdge, the Supreme Court rule the nation. Under such cir- is to be hoped that :he Republicans will not add to the trol all shipments of fluid milk cross- .ieth Witham of Long Branch, Mil- two Presidents, twenty years apart, that when they had driven slowly George N. Wagner," James G. Van- ing state lines and entering the New ton T. Kamiit of "Asbury Park, Er" cumstances possibly there would be no unwholesome ex- ,wpes of the farmers by their ill-advised program for is significant. And while only fatal- and decorously behind several other Nostrarid, Eugene W. and Fred T. increased potato acreage. They have everything to York metropolitan milk marketing lest Eppa of Lakewood. perimentation, perhaps no experimentation at all. Even ists would regard these parallels as cars for miles she had said, "Oh, for Newman and Herbert Ely Williams area. The plan, the first of its kind the institution of chattel slavery might still be in exis- gain and nothing to lose by refraining from adopting prophetic, others more sanguine will heaven's sake! Cut past them." of Red Bank; Dr. Henry A. Rltter- The Convention hall In Aabury to be suggested, also provides for a Park will ba tho acenn of a special tence.if the court had been the sole and final arbiter, as such a course. Both major political parties would do do well to compare them. If crying Whereupon the BritlBh gentleman man of Highlands, Drs. Milton Sllver- schedule of minimum milk prices to well to take warning that a,'powerful agrarian party "Peace, peace" wero enough Presi- student matinco, at whjch time a is shown by ita famous Dred Scott decision -which was had. looked at her In astonishment man, Rossman G. Collins, Leon Rels- producers. A federal administrator special price of 25c to all has been one of the chief causes of the Civil war. may appear on the horizon of American politics if a dent Wilson might, as the slogan ran, and said simply, "But that would be ner, R. E. Mulholland. Owen Woolley, known as a marketing agent would have kept America out of war. But made so that Dr. Beebo may have more prar!:c;'l understanding of farm problems is not very rude." C. Fred Cary, William Strollo and be in charge .of the program. the widest possible hearing. Many Aside from all that, however, it seems strange that shown. words would not do it. Neither will As you may'guess the British mo- N. Tannenbaum- of Long Branch; Governor Hoffman should raise bis voice against ex- mere declarations of tho United The program calls for the holding membors of women's organizations tor accident fatalities are so far un- Drs. Edward deMonselgle, R. R. of publio hearings and the approval perimentation. His saleB tax, which imposes levlea on States' peaceful intentions insure der ours that it makes us ashamed. Murdoch, S. M. Hoffman, Norman T. and mothers who ordinarily would even foodstuffB and medicine, is the greatest experiment -o-o-o-o-o-o- lasting neutrality in any future, war. of the producers selling In the mar-be unable to accompany their chil- During the past twelve months 36,000 Sauer, E. F, Thompson, Harold V. ket before the agreement can be put dren, are planning to attend thin af- the state of New Jersey has ever experienced and with- The End of Today the people of the United men, women and children were killed Garrlty, Irving H. Barnett and A. A; Into effect According to Secretary ternoon matinee, whon Dr. Beebo out doubt the most unpopular. Even the governor's own an Unjust Ban. States are at least partly aware of in the U. S. in automobile accidents Galnes of Asbury Park; Dr. Albert Duryee, this program Is aimed at will give the same lecture and show Republican party has repudiated him on this issue by the implications of any national pol- and more than 1,000,000 Injured. Most L. Axel of Bradley Beach, Dr. Milton bringing about order in the inter- all of his pictures at this special endeavoring to cast aside responsibility during the com- In the Bayshore section of Monmouth county noth- icy which permits trade with bellig- of these accidents could have been Paperth of Manasquan, Drs. A. Mor-state movement of milk and will per- erents. And they are proportionate- avoided if the driver had observed a ris, S. J. Mlchaelson, Jules N. L«wln price. ing campaign for putting through this unjust tax. ing else is of so much importance as that the ban and Charles J. Tasinnl of Belmar; form the same service that Is now In the evening ln St. James hall. against clams of that section which has been enforced ly equipped to attain that "distinc- little more courtesy and a little less performed by milk control boards ln Tho governor says that experiments In the national tion . . . that no nation has jet got speed. A large proportion of the ac- Drs. E. B. Stillwell and Harry V. regard to intra-state business. Red Bank, Dr. Beebo will again re- government should bo passed on by learned Judges be- for a number of years past hy the New York city board of self-control and self-mastery." cidents aro caused by one car speed- Johnson of Spring Lake, Dr. R. W. peat his talk and show his pictures fore being enforced or invalidated. If that applies to of health will be lifted next Tuesday. It will open up a But if they do no more than rest on ing from behind, and cutting sharply Leigh of Fort Hancock, Drs. S. F. Before the plan la put into effect, at a lecture particularly designed for national laws why does it not apply equally as much new market for the shell fishermen and because of in- the present measures for preserving around another car to pass It In Ludlow, William I. McOonlgle, Daniel hearings are to be held In producing adults. creased employment and other factors it will help to their neutrality, or on verbal assur- sections to acquaint dairymen with to state laws? The governor made no demand that most cases tho driver Is in no urgent D. Sagotsky and William R. Haw- its provisions. A two-thirds vote of Speaking of tho plan, Leigh Cobb his pet sales tax measure should be passed on as to its bring back better times. The action of the New Tork ances, they run the danger of having need of getting some place by a cer- kins of Freehold; Dr. L. M. Heck- Bald It was the hope of the commit- board had been anticipated nnd It resulted In boats and to learn a tragically expensive les- all producers supplying a given mar- tee that all students would attend constitutionality before it was enforced. No, indeed he son over again. tain time. This is only J one icom-1 man of Jamesburg, Dr. I. L. Yaffe of ket must be secured before the plan did not! He put it into operation just as soon as poo- equipment being~bought for clamming purposes. mon form of rudeness or 'road-hog- Lakewood and Dns. A. K. Bfouwef IB made effective. the afternoon lecture In Aebury. Park, slble without any court passing on its validity! . —The Christian Science Monitor. gishness." If we would follow Eng- and Paul S. Goble of Toms River. thus leaving the evening freo for This happy outcome Is directly attributable to co- land's example ln making a system- Need for federal supervision of adulta who otherwise would be un- Is It constitutional or isn't it? That Is a question operative or collective action. The New York ban, on milk marketing areas arose last year able to hear Dr. Boebe. Schoolmasters For Sale. atic effort to promote good manners FOR NEW SCHOOLS. about which no ordinary citizen who is not a lawyer or the clams of Rarltan ind Sandy Hook bays had been In School teachers may lead a hard on the part of motorists the results after the Supreme Court ruled that a Judge is qualified to express an opinion. However, force a long time much' to the detriment of Bayshore life—controlling a class of thirty or would show up amazingly in a low- state milk control boards have no residents who complained bitterly about it. These indi- Leonardo Resident Says Middletown authority over milk ln Inter-state there have been significant occurrences indicating that forty youngsters and endeavoring to ered death rate. So mind your road Should Accept P. W. A. Loan. commerce, Secretary Duryee pointed Rector To Build At the state powers-that-be do not welcome a test as to the vidual protests were as ineffectual as if they had never pound some rudiments of knowledge manners!—Mother's Home Life. out To meet this need, the present constitutionality of Governor Hoffman's sales tax ex- been made. It waa not until tho shell fishermen and into their heada is a job to tax. tho Leonardo, N. J., program was devised. It provides Atlantic Highlands periment. other residents of the Bayshore who have the best In- good nature of an archangel—but in The Highway Mess. October 8, 1935. To the Editor of The Register. for the co-ordination of state and They threatened dire things against Assemblyman terests of that section at heart got together and formed moments of depression they can re- Since he assumed office Governor federal control over milk sold In the Two lots on Ocean • boulevard at an organization that action was obtained. The ban was flect that their lot has improved from Hoffman has insisted that motor Dear Sir:— metropolitan area and fulfills the re- Atlantic Highlands have, been sold Theron McCampbell when he shouted "To hell with the that a century or two ago. To create employment and relieve Bales tax" last summer and sold potatoes on a West Red absolutely unjustified. It never should have been put vehicle and gasoline tax receipts be quirements of Hie Federal Agricul- through tho Bowtell agency to Rev. into effect, but -without organized opposition It would Witness these items from ancient U3ed for roadbulldlng and nothing overcrowded conditions, ln the tural Adjustment act as recently J. E. Rollly, rector of Grace Episco- Bank lot without collecting sales tax. They were .going New York papers: else. Rather than permit this fat Bchools of Middletown township, the amended by Congress. pal church at Hastlngs-on-tho Hud- to punish the assemblyman, they said. Oh, yes, they have continued indefinitely. In one, when the city was still New federal government has offered funds $30,000,000 fund to be tapped for for the erection of two school build- The proposal about to be placed eon. Ho will begin ihc erection of a were going to invoke the full power and the majesty of The Bayshoro Shell Fishermen's association is a Amsterdam, 1B printed tho contract emergency relief, the governor made colonial type house on tho lots flbort- entered into by a certain Johannes ings. Whllo many may disapprove before the producers is tho result of the law to show what a Big Bad Wolf he was and as an mere infant only a few months old, but It has already a deal with Mayor Hague to obtain of the New Deal's work relief pro- a move started last spring by tho ly, and will live there the year exampje to prevent others from following in his foot- proved its value. It has obtained its main objective in van Eckelenat to teach a school in Democratic votes to force through a gram, these people should accept the Flatbush. governors of the Northeastern states, around. steps. What was the outcome? Nothing! A complete getting the ban lifted, but It is to be hoped that It will reluctant legislature a two per cent fact that funds will be poured out in who appointed a special committee Tho plot is located directly oppo- backdown in tho form of a statement that the sale was not disband on this account or that its members will Mr. van Eckelenat's duties, in ad- sales tax. one direction or another. Accept- to recommend a program of regula- site the end of Third avenue. It has merely a casual one and not subject to the tax! dition to imparting book-learning, Rebelling against this tax, the peo-ance of such offers must therefore be lose interest. There is much more work which the as- were "to chaperon the children to approved unless the citizens of Mid- tion over inter-state milk shipments. a frontage of 100 feet on Ocean Later, the assemblyman sold graces at hl3 farm sociation might perform, especially with regard to get- ple at the recent primary election dletown wish to see their community Secretary Duryee waa appointed by boulevard nnd runs to tho shore of : church and keep the church clean, nominated enough legislative candi- without taking out a license to do so. Again threats ting legislation repealed inimical to the clamming Indus- ring the bell, lead the singing, pro- 1 lack necessities which others will ob- Governor Hoffman as the represen- Sandy Hook bay, a distance of 238 were breathed as to what would happen to him. What try. vide water for baptism and wine for dates to insure its repeal at the next tain. tative from this state, The states foot. It was owned by the Edwards session of the legislature. The proposition is very economical. participating ln the work of tho com-estate. has happened? Nothing, as everyone knows, despite a The legislature passed a large number of laws which the holy supper, give funeral ora- Through a bond Issue of $81,000 at tions, dig graves and toll the bell." Last week it became known that mittee have been New York, New Rev. Mr. Ilollly has never lived ln lapse of more than a month. were without rhyme}, or reason with regard to gathering the governor's highway commission- four per- cent the township obtains Jersey,' Pennsylvania, Delaware, this locality before. On motor trips Governor Hoffman is the last man who should criti- shellfish. One of them requires all persons who dig A full life! two new s cnooI' 's a ttttoll of f thlthir Maryland, Massachusetts and Ver- And in 1776, the year of the Dec- „,..,..er ha„ d. „signe i ...d a .contrac . t._,.. whic. h..' ap-|._ teen schoolrooms. . °'LThe ?bondJ s woul, ;d to visit friends at Long Branch he cise President Soosevelt for experimentation. Some of clams to pay a license fee of $1, regardless of whether pears to attempt a complete tieJp be redeemed over a period of thirty mont. has pasBed through Atlantic High- laration of Independence, a local pa- of the highway funds from which | the things tho President has done may be wrong, but the clams arc sold; or not. The law requires the fee to per carried this ad: years. These schools would there- The marketing area as defined In lands and tho natural beauty and nothing that he has done has been so unjustified as the be paid even though the clams are dug on one's own "There will be for sale at the opponents of the sales tax hope to fore cost the taxpayers about $5,500 the federal agreement Includes tho wonderful marine view captivated sales tax. property. Various other measures equally as foolish obtain a big chunk of relief money. annually for interest and amortlza- city of New York, the counties of him to such an extent that he de- wharf commodities from Europe, in- The contract is with the federal | tion—and that Is an extremely low have been enacted and should be repealed. Moreover, cluding potatoes, ham, bacon and rlcc Suffolk, Nassau, Rockland and West cided to movo to Atlantic Highlands. the association should continue its existence as a force Bchoolmastero." government and will give the state i P - The opportunity will probably Chester In New York and the terri- Ho will retire Boon from tho minis- to cause the state board of health to keep up its work Let modern pedagogues take heart more federal road money if it does j From an educational viewpoint, we tory designated by the New Jersey try. •••' w | t New Schools for of making frequent inspections of the two bays so that Theirs is not an ideal existence, heav- not divert any gasoline or motor shall be able to launch the beginning milk control board as area number vehicle taxes to other than- road- of a junior high school. Modern edu- 4, which Includes the counties of tho waters may not become contaminated. It goes with- en knows, hut at least the papers Bergen. Hudson,. Passalc, Morris, ARCHITECTS HOLD MEETING. Middletown Township. out saying that if these inspections are stopped the ban don't list them in the market reports. building purposes than the state will cation attempts to provide a- separate —New York Journal. get if it does permit such diversion. I method for the adolescent child, gen- Somerset, Middlesex, Union and Es- Middletown township citizens will soon have an im- will be clamped on again, regardless of whether such The full effect of the so-called con-1 era"y ln U16 present seventh and sex. The remainder of Now Jersey Monmouth County Society Elect* portant decision to make, Tho application of the board action is justified or not. tract is not clear. Involved are In-1 h|g,hHchoo?e3Thcse children 'nTuIre will be Included ln a second market- Ernest A. Arena President. of education, made almost a year ago for $147,272 from Indicting Themselves. Ing area. Money was readily found to hire long-nosed The Ocean county political ma- trioate constitutional questions \ fpCcfal"g\ildance whlclfcan be pro- The annual meeting of tie Mon- the Public Works Administration for two new school- snoopers to enforce the fool laws passed by the legis- chine indicts itself every time a which only the courts can answer : vided in a junior high school under In commenting on the duties of mouth County Society of Architect* houses, has been uppiovcd by that agency, but It must lature, whicli among other things forbid digging clams grand jury indicts Editor William H. v.-ith finality. It is certain that the 1 modern up-to-date curriculum. the federal administrator and the was held Friday at tho Mqnmouth also receive the approval of the people of the township. contract cannot be effective after I Those parents who have observed County Country club at Eatbntown. on Sunday or before sunrise or after sunset. A score or jFischer. Now that the court has n state milk control boards, it 1B stated Forty-five per cent of the total cost 13 to bo an outright nollo prossed the original bills July 1, 1036, the beginning of the ! ' ° improvement ln our education that there will be no duplication of The ortlcors elected wore Ernest A. grant from the P. W. A. and the balance is to be paid off more persons have hern fined or jailed as a result of i new fiscal year. Over the Income and ' Pr"S"m during the past two years effort, with milk boards controlling Arond president, George A. Delatush in yearly installments over a period of thirty years at these measures, all of whirl, not nnly faiied to serve any j %T^i&*" ij^i*; Z „„„,,,,,,„ - „ ,., ,. . will recognize that the name Icader- retail prices and Intra-atate business vlco president, Warren H. Conover interest of four per cent. • good purposo but increased the dilliculttes of many ' p;ranr d jury that produced the latest cominpcmlitureg legislaturs fore thaalont eyea hars controlthe ln-, i sh|developmentp |s p*lntln, g tho road to further and tho federal agency regulating In- second vlco president, R. F. Rick clammers in earning- a livelihood. While; all this money j i 3 ment. Whether or not it is to the best interest of Middle- ndictments, like the jury that first H ' not really a contract, but an j It la possll ter-state shipments and cstablshlng secretary and treasurer and Alexan- waa being poured out to enforce laws which never should '• indicted the editor after "refusing toagreement between two Bovcrclgns, possible lhat factional oppo- the price to apply to such shipments. der MacKlntoHh trustee. Frank Wil- town township to accept this proposition la a question a sition will raise Its head to hold up Public hearings on the proposed plan Have been enacted, it was only after long and intensive i ct ngainst the Show Boat an agreement from which either pre- such a program. A few narrow- liam Colo la-.chairman of the publio which can best be decided by the residents of that mu- sumably can withdraw. Should the will be held soon, Secretary Duryee relations committee. nicipality. They know their own problems best. There effort that the Bnyshorc Rhpll Fishermen's association house, ^ reveals «• close relationship minded people will alwayB pick flaws said. Producers shipping to tho Now •waa able to have money appropriated for an Inspection with tho Mnthis political organiza- -state withdraw the only penalty ln various details of such a plan. It There waa qulto a dtocufi.'iion on is no need for outside advice. However, the township tion. The coincidence is remarkable, would be elimination of the bonus Is very important, therefore, that our York metropolitan marketing area, tho matter of alilllatlon with other board of education luis done well to .submit the matter of tbo water.s of the two bnyH. which resulted in the jeven in Ocean county, U-IH-H; "coinci- offered to prevent diversion. Thin architectural noddles throughout to a popular referendum. Unquestionably the board lifting of the ban. The shell fishermen's association has | dences" arc freyucnt in political cir- penalty cannot exceed one-third of investigate the proposal from "all to have a vote In deciding wheth- tho state Consideration was also had the legal right to turn the proposal down by not accomplished a great purpose, but it lias not performed cles. the amount originally apportioned to I angles and then express their con- er (he market area is to bo culab- given to tho evils of the free plan calling an election, but to have done so after applying all the good of which H is pnpnblo nnd it.q continuance is Mr. Fischer, It. seems, Is charged tho state. ' vlction at the special election which llohod. horvlce given by a fow builder*, for the loan would have appeared both inconsistent and essential not only for tho welfare nf its members but with the crime of libelling officials The agreement against diversion Is will be called ln a few days. whloh, according to tho architects of also for all this section. . " because he pointed to their fallu •Ijet us put aside politics a^)d local Illogical. ••: required in all federal road grants, factional prldo and show our neigh- ERA Offices Moved this society, ln nearly every caso Is The will of the majority should rule on a matter ot Interfere with the obvious violation althoug,„,„h uther,,:lce ,1„B „„,„Rom„e ,,,,doubuu,.t aabou,,,,ult bors that, we can provide our chil- illegal under U10 iitato law. The Mon- !'„"'° laV •»= hhow Heat. Noth- it, applicability to WPA funds, with mouth County Socloty of Architect* this kind. Before the election there will bo ample op- d ! ab U dren with tho best educational sys- Into Bank Buildintg i "g! ™ °"' .:, /" . »|o Rsmhllnggg, whlch the 8tern.r contract , con tem In the state. states that this freo plan practice is portunity for all sides of the question to bo debated so Aviators and the Peril but a concerted drive to harass the Walter A. Hamilton. harmful to tho owner In that tho ad- that the voters -will go to (be'polls fully Informed. Ev- rerned; It. Is a ely and Indefensible The Emergency Relief Administra- (Mlltor of tho Ncv/ Jersey Courier uas provision inserted Into federal ap' vantages of competition In bidding erywhere, throuphout;.thlH Election where elections have of Overhead Wires and Poles, tion headquarters at Red Bank last launched. A grand jury Indicted Mr. propiiatlon acts by the road-bulldlnc NOW KKATURK EDITOIl. nnd tho lack of craipotent super- been held to authorize P. W. A, funds to bo spent for week was moved from Mcchanio Interesting in tho niiirch of puhlir events is the Fischer for libelling Home 11? Ocean and gasoline company lobbies, which vision uro eliminated and in many ; county politicians, most of whom street to the top floor of the Broad new r-choolliouKC! , the outcome has been favorable. growing puhllc sentiment In favor of having electric, have as much Influence in Washing- I/OC»1 Graduate Honored By College cnnen tho drawings are generally wero Identified with the Mathls Re- ntrect bank building. The reason tor However, it not nce<\s:-;ii iiy foiiow that this will be telephone nnd Mcgi-npti wires placed underground. Fre- ton !>;i they lmvc in Trenton ami u/>e Dean For Scholastic Work.' made by pornonB neither competent publican machine which the editor the move, according; to Harold H. true jn Middletown township. Each municipality has its quently attention lm:i been called to the danger caused [charged I' v.ith all the vicious uriHci-upuloUB- Whitney, county director, wild to ob- nor licensed hy tho utate tnr the with negligence in fulling Rohert K, Hlgglnbotham, a student practice of architecture. own peculiar prnhlrms lo rolve. and It is not. bound by to pedeHlrliins and to the dlrfllKiircmcnt caused to the , to act nngainst tho Show Boat. Now ni'Ss of the old-time railroad lobbies. In Unlvernlty ot Virginia, h«« boon tain morn privacy for pemonn having precedent, tn follow thr ^nurrc of its neighbor. There is no evidence that the gov- business with the office, and to ef- landscape hy poles mid overhead wires. Except In a that tbo edltor'ii lawyers, lrd by selected for tho poet of feature editor FAHTOIt RESIGN 8. few iwolaled fust,mccs this aullallon hns not. been pro- Judge Cnrey, have uliown that these ernor or ills highway commissioner on tho nt.aff of the Colle-fle Topic*, fect u reduction In tho office force. —— —O-O-O-O-O-O were, deliberately and defiantly at- The ERA at tho beginning of B*p- ductive of results, hul now a mighty new force lias been indictments were aliaved through the undergraduate- riflwnpap^r which heM Rnv. Wllllnm II. Vaiio'emwr Ac- ;nidcd to the movement. jury under quentlonable circum- tempting to frustrate the will of th" iitaff elections laat week. tember handled 4ft per cent Irnn enseft 1 Are Both Parties people ,by putting the highway fund than It did thn March previous. The r«pt« Call to Fulton, IM"" '- Recently two skilled (lids wen- killed j California stances, with MBUIIH henchmen do- Hlgglnhotham graduated from tho n i t f th beyond the reach of the legislature. pernonnel ha» been reduend. The nd- Against Potato Farmers? hy rfiiBon of their plane coming int.. contact with wires, Ing most of the work, a new Indict- Red Bank high school In 1032 and en- Rov. William II. Vandenneer an- _,,,,,,.,, , wires, ment charging Mr. Fischer with libelllbel-- TThhe governor han been charged tered the unlvernlty last year. He mlnlftf.ra.tlon mtlntolno a nulte of nounced hi" resignation Sund»y a» When "will the "m;i*ter m!ml.s" and the poliiicianB nf and since this Incdent many aVi.-do,, am! airplane com- ling Sheriff Hensier ban been han'led with thin ptirprm Illn curious hon- In connects with diivnral other col- oven rooms. For thi flrM,tim e since pn»tor of the Rcformod church st it WBH eattbllahor], the l&RA Is not both mnjor p;ntirs quit, milking trouble for thp potato panlcsi have voiced demnmla that the ,,„!,.„ ,,„<, tho ' up. Judging by the manner In which tllity toward diminution of the. blgh- lego Activltlen and ha" rj«*n honored IIolmdM to tako effoct November 1- tho r(ltn u hn «nK«Ki»rt In 11 works program. It was farmcrfi'' This x- fulncas."—Who has not lingered over constructed for Major C. A. O«born f)mt *I<1 trcntmtnt about the »nkl«s. than the on« at Holmdel. act ticmendoiii toll from the people In the for No npcrlfil nenidon of the legisla- and fur/illy of I^jroy plac«, Ked Hank, ArnrdMK in C!hl»l of Pollen Harry dovoted to thofso eropf to raise polatoeu. , , • • -n'he form of nrofltn tlioao lovely opening lines or Keats' ture Is needed. Indeed, a speclul ses- on thft Arthur lirodemon property at A meeting of tho connfutory of the It lu no wonder thai the potato market wan glutted poom, "To Autumn"? Who has not Klrkegnrd of K«tont**n th«i acnl- and they rhould be compelled to abate the peril., and the sion of th« present Irftlalature would the corner of Irving t>l«c» and durit on c«u««it by «l>i>p«ry p»va- Jlolindsl church will be hold Monday when nil tills additional acreage waB put Into iica. On nuisance which they Imve canned. thrilled with tho soft beauty ,,f the be dangerous in nevoral ways. For Broad street, HhrawBbtiry. nt tho homo of Alox L. McClem- Image thene cvokn? Most of un love ins will bo m«ilo to fill the pulpit top of «11 ftiis the Emergency Relief Administration j nutumn more limn any otdcr scnaon, ono tiling, it voted down highway Tim new home, which l« «xp«ot«d bought potntocH from Southern farmers and distributed j A critic usseiiii tli.it, n< diversion before, ft. may do so again. to bo completed within two montiw' ,,,r n«v. Vnndcrmccr moven from noCiblo American Hello,, has poeslbly becnuso we appreciate MO 'I'h* rtud Dank IUgl>t«r travels ' them to the unemployed nt. New York nnd vicinity. Or-j been written lately. But Instead of votln Abrogate the lime, will bo p

He had shipped on tho echoon** generally discolored needles drop. In In Newark a Jack-the-Cllpper HIGH SCHOOL DAY. game la anticipated, and it Is hoped GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER Another Confesses from Norfolk and, had left at F»lr- the cue under observation, a large enlpped some of the beautiful brown in this manner to acquaint the youth, haven to work there. But he wasproportion of the needles of' last hair from tho head of Miss Gerdon, Pupils Invited to Football Game at of neighboring communities with tho ."iiC Branch Colored Man Geta Try Purity Dairy dissatisfied and wanted to get back year had fallen or were yellowing tho butcher's daughter, but as tho Fort Monmouth. activities of the Signal corps, located l'rlson Term for Auto Death. After Execution to Norfolk. Ho bad persuadedj Cap- to such an extent that they were editor of tho Newark Journal said at Fort Monmouth. likely to drop within a short time. slyly: Colonel A. S. Cowan, Signal corps Among: the BchoolB Invited are Thomas L. Piiryear, 22, a Long tain Newton to tako him on again commanding officer of Fort Mon- Branch colored man, was convlctod Story of a Famous Murder Which as a seaman. This means that a badly lnfes'ed "By the art known to ...women, Miss Manasquan, Point Pleasant, Keyptjrt, mugho plno will enter tho winter Gerdon's hair can bo arranged so mouth, has set aside Sunday, Octo- Atlantic Highlands, Leonardo, Free- by a jury'at Freehold last week of MILK . Occurred Aboard a Schooner Tho police version of tho crime with about one-half the normal fol- ber 13, as "high school day" and has "wanton manslaughter" In causing Anchored at Absecon Inlet was this: Martin had called Grimes that the short ends will not show." issued an Invitation to high school hold, Asbury Park, Long Branch, tho death of Charles Herbert, 49, by to supper, and Grimes had been iage and a. decidedly weakened Tho assailant had worn a atiff hat Red Bank and Neptune. Call R. B. 2321 In 1888. growth may be expected next year. and rubber boots. Ho was never students In this vicinity, through As a means of Identification, stu- hitting him with his automobile. Pur- drinking and was argumentative. Should thin continue a second sea- their principals, to attend the foot- year was sentenced to state prison on They had fought and Grimes had caught. dents need only declare to the at-for sixteen months to two years. His Tho schooner Annlo Carl beat up son, such an ornamental pine may And meanwhilo Andrew Grimes ball game'at Fort Monmouth at 2:30tendant at the main entrance of the Freehold 505. to Absecon lnlot late in December, killed the olllcer. bo almost worthless. P. M. between the Army Signal corps conviction of manslaughter arising Protest oa he did, Grimes was still brooded In his cell ut Mays Landing, football field the high school they from a fatal automobile accident Is A BETTER QUALITY 1888, with a disabled windlass. All There is, on the white pine, a unaware of ' all these things. Ho team and tho Keyport Field club. attend. , handfj were cold and wet and slight- helpless. one of the f(;w ever secured In Mon- MILK. trim, dark brown, white-lined plant could not bo solaced. It Is expected tlmt each high school mouth county. ly disaffected by tho dirty weather Tho nowspapers of the day noted louse . which occurs abundantly on He protested ho was Innocent. He will bo well represented, as £ good It pays to advertise In The Register. and the- imminence of spending hla arrest and promptly dropped the the rthln bark of the twigs and was brought to trial, convicted, sen- Chrllttmaa far from home. case. There were bigger thlngB In smaller branches. This Insect feeds tenced to be hanged. That ^as in The Annlo Carl dropped anchor In tho wind: Marblchcad, Mass., had In colonies and when numerous, April, 1889. tho lee of tho Inland, and Captain just suffered extensively to Its busl- greatly weakens* tho affected parts On Juno 20 he was brought forth Gilbert E. Newton hod a boat low- nc«j section by flro; George Heln- of the tree. It Is a restlesa plant to tho gullows. Tho Roy. Elijah Hatn- t, ored and went ashore. Tho tired kel'a pet horse, Billy, had been bitten louse and frequently leaves ono mett softly epoke words .of comfort. ' crew relaxed. by a mad dog and the Newark coop- branch for another, and at times Grimes was fearless, but still cried On ChrlHtmns ove the schooner er had to shoot him. appears to desert a treo and pro-out ho was innocent. Btlll lay under tho shadow of tho old In Paris the criminal, Prado, went duce an abundant infestation upon Five yearn later the steward of Abaocon light, moving "slightly on to tho guillotine for, killing his another. Thla plant louse, when tho Annlu Curl confessed ho had tho black watem. Some of the mensweetheart, Mario Agustant. M. numerous, Is a serious pest, espec- slain, tho mate in a drunken fight, were ashore celebrating. Charnato, of Newark, brooded over Inlly on young trees. and placed the knife near Grimes. John Martin, tho mate, a heavy tho caso, bocamo slightly /laffy and The vigorous red or Norway pine flatcd man of 48 from Fair Haven, upon being locked up, asked for tea,Is also favored by a plant louse. It TALKS ON TKEES. Conn., sat Iti hla cabin. Andrew drank it, broke tho cup and slashed differs from tho two preceding' In Grimes, Negro h'nnd, a bulky fellow his throat. There were othof excit- that it |n dusted, ns It were, with a My 1C. 1'ortcr Felt, Hartlett Tree about 35 from North Carolina, was ing thlnga happening. Tho congre- grayish, waxy matter. It is much Research Laboratories. in his quarters. gation of the Knox Presbyterian more sluggish In Its movements than Exactly wlwt happened was never church, Harrison, were demanding the mugho pine aphid. It aleo feeds This is about three plant lice which DRUG CO made clear. But late that Christmas that their pastor, tho Rev. Edwin upon tho leaves and probably Is of occur in the fall upon as many dif- ev« word was sent ashore that tho some importance, though it has notferent pines. There is no account- Schofleld, resign, because his ser- Ing for tastes. L mate had been murdered. Hia cabin mons were prosy. been found in any such numbers as the two preceding. 54 BROAD ST., RED BANK wa1s a meBfi, Wood on tho floor, blood The contennial of Washington s on tho walls and bunks. Martin had Inauguration was being celebrated; Tho more general use of pines aa boon stabbed. ornamentals means that the Insects there was a hurrlcano at Samoa, as to the cause of the trouble. and In tho Atlantic, tho steamer Mis- affecting them must be given more Tho pollco found Grimes In attention.. Two of tho aphids no- Wo havo just been looking at a JHURfDAYfRIDAY^SATURDAY\t%', drunken stupor, a knlfo near hla souri had just rescued 735 passengers mugho pine literally overrun with and crew from the sinking steamship ticed above are pests. Thay can bo side. Ho wag taken up and brought controlled by timely contact sprays. rather small, active jlant lice. They ashoro and locked up. Martin's body Danmark. move about rapidly nnd unlike many was lowered Into a boat, brought Thero were severe storms on the aphids, travel readily over hands nshoro and laid out on tho door a Jersey coaBt, and In Oklahoma a A now iron gallate writing Ink, and portions of garments brought tow feet from tho cell where Grimes rush of men to settle the new ter-with improved keeping quality, has close to infested branches. The in- sat and Tiioaned over his fate. ritory. Smallpox broke out thero been developed by the chemistry di- sects occur along the needles singly Grimes had reason to bo sorry ho and a simoon hit tho settlements, cov- vision of tho national bureau of or in rows and produce yellowish CftUfcK had not stayed ashoro at Falrhavcn. ering them with a thick red dust. standards. spots which enlarge and shortly, the TOOIH POWDER Givtn Wortfu Away! 3£ 10c Pk8. USTEWNE COUGH DROPS DOVE With 75c Bottle PHENOMENAL EVENT!

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J- C. PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated 2123 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. PageSb RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10,198S, ABTO INSURANCE. From The Register Monmouth Granfe Adopts Beaolu- Lone CMmney'Breaks* Roof line tton Crittcl»ln« Jury Selection*. Fifty Years Ago Tha following resolution -wa» »dop> elj by Monmouth Grange, No. 92, ol Charming Cape Cod Colonial Home Culled From the Newt and Edi- Freehold, at a Bieetlngr held la* torial Columns and Presented week: . for the Entertainment of To- WHEREAS, the que«tlon of auto- day's Readers. mobile liability Insurance In Mon- This Model Dwelling Will Be Open For Inspection raouth county !» becoming a v«rj Tb« following paragraphs were aerious one, and it is alleged that FROM 2:00 TO 7:00 P. M. ttken from the Issue of The Red iWHEREAS. this condition t Bank Register fifty years ago thi* brought about bedause of the fac week and are being reprinted In to- that Jurorn' llsla ol those who have day^ Issue, feeling that they will be been empanelled for duty are made —— SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 of general interest to tha majorlt) up largely of citizens who are eltbei of Register readers. unemployed or chosen because o AND EVRRY DAY THEREAFTER their peculiar political affiliations, Fifty Years Ago. and William H. Parker was re-elected WHEREAS, during court sessions, ecnlor warden of Trinity Episcopal attendants are too conspicuous in You Must See It! church. Tho other officers were Wil- their activities In the corridors and liam H. Grant, Junior warden, and too famllar with the Jurors, and Dr. T. B. Kidgway, John Sofifel, WHEREAS, tills conditions have Thoams Hance, Conrad Pinches and brought about most excessive and C. C. Conover vestrymen. unreasonable verdicts in damage Joseph Stankiewlcz bought two cases, and *» WHEREAS, these conditions hav< Juts from A. J. Swan opposite All also brought about very greatly in Saints church, near Naveslnk, upon creased liability Insurance rates, and which he Intended to build a large plans on the part of some companies Foxwood blacksmith and wheelwright shop. to further Increase these rates be- Announcement was made that the cause of said excessive verdicts, and Thompson hotel at Highlands, one of WHEREAS, this Increased cost tha nrincipal hotels at that resort, will make insurance still further would remain open all winter. burdensome for the citizens of Mon- M. H. Boberta & Company of At- mouth county, and prohibitive in lantio Highlands established a repu- many cases, therefore, Park tation of selling provisions at the BE IT RESOLVED, by Monmouth lowest prices anywhere in Monmouth Grange, No. 92, in regular session assembled on October 2, 1935, that county. They were retailing first we recommend .that the Jury Com- class Boston mackerel at five cents missioner of Monmouth county take LOCATED ON LONG BRANCH- a pound and in quantities over 25 greater care In securing representa- pounds at four cents a pound. tive persons, including business men , R. S. Snyder of New Monmouth and women, and those who have a LITTLE SILVER - RED BANK was appointed agent of Middletown realization of tho value of money, township for the Metropolitan Life and BUS LINE—10 MINUTES TO VICTOR BTBOMBACH, Irvlngton, N. 3., Architect Insurance company of New York. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Dr. E. F. Taylor was appointed med- that in the selection of Jurors, the RED BANK OR LITTLE SILVER 6 ROOMS, TILE KITCHEN, TILE ical examiner for the company. lawyers and politicians be not per- BATH, TILE LAVATORY, ATTACH- mitted to place names of their friends RAILROAD STATION; 3 SHORT $ The second floor of tho Leonard I n the list, and ED 2-CAR GARAGE, ON IMPROVED Hall building at Atlantic Highlands A beautifully proportioned door- three bedrooms, with a large bath- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, BLOCKS TO NEW PUBLIC '•was converted into an apartment way and large, shuttered windows, room convenient to all. Closets are hat in the selection of Jurors their LOT 50x180. 9500 and was to be occupied by Peter S. with sloping ruufllne broken by a provided for each bedroom. olltlcal affiliations be not taken into SCHOOL. Conover, formerly of Holmdel. solitary chimney, are attractive fea- Exterior walls are stucco on frame :onslderatlon, and Willlo Malchow, Jr., son of Profes- tures of the house shown today. construction. The roof la copper, for BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Read These Specifications — sor Malehow, local barber and vio- A garage Is conveniently located weathering. A warm air heating sys- :hat a copy of this -Resolution be 1. Approvid concrete block foundation 18. Colonial mouldid trim linistst, fell from a shed~roof in the sent to the subordinate granges In 3. Portland C«ment cellar floor IB. Kitchen drawer with cabinet! of laUit for arriving gguests, as shown in the tem Is indicated. Monmouth count, the .Monmouth This Model Home Contains S. Rooms fully pfeitervd type xear of his father's shop and was j plan. Half the first floor Is given Effective landscaping would do County Pomona Grange, the sheriff, 4- JLof-burnlng flrvplac* with eait-lron 20. Vonetlen medicine cabinet In bath- Tendered unconscious. over to the combination living and much to add to the beauty of the he Jury Commissioner and the Com- throat *nd damper room and lavatory The name of the steamer Wilbur design. It was made by Dwight Mon Pleas Court Judge of the coun- FURNISHINGS by Sterling Fur- 8. KJtchtn •Ida-wolli ttl«d 21 All brase hardware A. Helsley was to be changed to the dining room, with kitchen at the 9. Standard plumbing, combination tub 22. Windows and doors screened with rear to the left. A closet is located James Baum for the New York chi ty, and that the utmost publicity be niture Shop, Red Bank A link, chromium plated dmlnboard bronke netting City of Long Branch. to the left of the llvlng-dining room ter of the American Institute ""of ?lven to it. _ 7. Bath room tlladi Ule bathroom fitting* 21. Window ahadaa throughout Thirty-six thousand barrels of po- entrance near tho main doorway. Architects' low cost housing com- ft. Property fully traded, aaadvd* 24, Complete* eteam heating- ayttem tatoes passed the Mechanlcsville toll shrubbed, and planted IS. All wladows ud doors metal wsather- The second floor is given over to petition. Group Insurance. DRAPERIES and CURTAINS by 0. Drivawar poured concratt trpped gate, near Keyport, during August Employees of the Consolidated to, Flrat-claaa frame of be«t trade fir 29. Brass tubtof for hot and cold water and September. Bue Lines, Inc., operating between, Ruby-Lane, Red Bank tlmb«r plpei• The Jubilee Singers of Flak uni- NOAH'S ARK IN SWEDEN. Passalo, Allenwood, Bloomfield, 11. Building ahtattied throughout 27. Standard plumbing fixtures, pttleital versity, Tennessee, gave their open- 12. Exterior woodwork of pica basin shower sad glass door Rutherford and Lyndhurst, N. J., OIL BURNER by Gilbert and IS, Waterproof paper over ah e a thing 26. Modarn flat top gas range, Magic ing entertainment for the 85-S6 sea- Prehistoric Groups of Stones Ar- md its affiliate company, the Coast boards Chef son at tho Bed Bank Opera house. ranged as Ships Recall Easter Island titles Coaches, Inc, traveling be- Barker and Installed by Hogan -14. BxUrlor . fmclowd with S4" Royal 20. Beautiful Hghtlag flituris The playhouse was comfortably filled Sblnglaa 30. Houio painted end fully decorated •with a large contingent of colored Borgholm, Sweden.—Europe too ween Long: Branch and Manasquan, Electric Shop, Red Bank 1ft. Red cedar, atalned ahlnsla roof. throughout has its Easter Island, with groups of ith headquarters at Asbury Park, 10. Pouble floor*, finished floor oak 31. Completely, screened open porch people from Bed Bank and Immedi- IT. Unoleum In kitchen, cemented over 32. Improved street, sidewalk, curb, city ate vicinity. . prehistoric stones which are as puz- md numbering 103, have recently b»- heavy felt water, gas and electricity EJben E. HelBley, son of Rev. C. STA& zling'to explain as thoac in tho Pa- :omc eligible to life insurance In cific. Just off the coast of Sweden, amounts ranging from $1,000 to $3,- W. Heiflley, former pastor of the By Qulnton James. BUY ON THE F.H.A., Bad Bank Methodist church, was on on the Island of Oland, these great 00, according to rank, through the the city staff of the New York Morn- Another chapter In the philatelic rocks are arranged in the forma of idoptlon of a group policy by that PRUDENTIAL OR ing Journal. history of Samoa 16 unfolding. A ships, with prows,- masts, sterns and irganlzation. The policy Involves a AGENT [now eot of stamps, even benches for rowers. otal of $115,000. It is of the coh- G. Howard Lippincott Captain Benjamin Chambers was jprlnted under Brlt- erecting a modern two-story dwelling Tha finest of these prehistorio mon- ributory type", the employees them* YOUR OW^/FINANCE in Eaat Red Bank for his own occu- Ish dominion and uments stands near the village of ielve» paying a part of tho premium 31 MONMOUTH STREET pancy. jbearlng the Inscrip- Hogsrum, and because of Its size the ind the remainder of the expense tion "Western Sa- inhabitants have dubbed It "Noah's leing assumed by tho employing A number of Red Bank boys took jjmoa" Instead of Ark." Two stone forts, remarkable :onopany of America, Issued tie pol- Phone 321 JRED BANK, N. J. part In a roller skating race at the ,cy. Monmouth street rink, which wafl jtb.e former "Sa- because they were built without mor- •won by Eddie Allaire. are now tar and have lasted thousands of Rev. J. K. Manning of Red Bank available for mailing. yeara, stand near it. From finds is wa« elected vice president of the Use o! the word "western" la re- the mounds which dot the Islands, Sunday-school association of Mon- garded by otamp experts hereabouts archeologlBte now believe that tho y as a means of differentiating be- stones were put In place during the mouth county. Flint Age. G. L. Bapp, a Keyport butcher, tween the poetag-o of BrltlBh and was badly maltreatel d by a gang of American Samoa. The American sec- The Island of Oland Is today 8 sec- ruffians when he attempted to recov- tion contains about 75 square miles, ond "windmill land." Windmills dot er a piece of meat which was stolen In whlah tho stamps of the United the cliffs along lta coast and in the R W. MILLER WILL PAY from hla delivery wagon. States are current. Interior, which la levol and rather James Bray, who conducted the The nine new stamps, pictorial and bare, they actually outnumber the Locust Grove nurseries, near Red printed in two colors for tho most trees. A favorite resort of the Swed- 43 Bank, advertised that he had 100,000 part, also pay tribute to Robert ish people, tho island is much visited peach trees for sale. Louis Stevenson, British author, who by botanists, for its mild climate and *11 PER MONTH Pach Brothers, New York photo- spent the last four years of life In rich soil support a great variety of graphers, who had their studio op- Samoa, He died in 1894. vegetation, including many plants posite the Wallack Star theater, ad- Three of the designs stress Steven- not found on the mainland. It Is also vertised in The Register that they son'9 connection with the country. famouB for It3 large numbers of TO HEAT HIS HOME WITH were always glad to sec their Red The house in which ho lived, now birds. _ Bank friends. somewhat modernized, la pictured on M. M. Davidson, who was con- the 6-pence red violet. Known as HELD ON MURDER CHARGE ducting a one-price clothing house, Vailima and used today as the home was featuring fall style hats, which of the administrator of Samoa, It long Branch Youth Enters Plea of GAS THIS WINTER! he advertised from fifty cents to one nestlee at the foot of Faea hill, upon Not Guilty. dollar less than regular hat prices. which Is Stevenson's tomb. The tomb Paul Barba, nineteen, of Long Rev. Frank Chandler, nearly thirty ie shown on the 1-shilling brown and Branch pleaded not guilty when ar- years pastor of the Freehold Pres- violet, while on the 1-penny black raigned at Freehold last week, byterian church, presented his resig- and carmine Is a distant view of charged with the murder of William nation to the church ollicials. Apia, seat of the government. In tho M. Hobart last July. Hobart was Thli It Ihe horn* of Mr. Miller, who llpet at 1206 Third William .Wok-ott was elected pres- background may bo seen Faea hill. fatally ehot soon after opening his ident and George T. B. Howland sec- Other denominations in the series meat market at Neptune. Police are Avenue, Atbury Park, time Jeney, retary of the Eatontown Reform comprise: J,i-penny green, Samoan searching for Charles Dover, 29, of LET HEM TELL club. girl wearing a shark tooth necklace; Long Branch, who is believed to The Democratio primary for 2-pence orange and have been tho actual killer. HIS OWN STORY Shrewsbury township for1 the elec- black, tropical river tion of delegates to Ihe third ns- and canoe; eombly district convention was held pence bluo and at the Globe hotel. The delegates black, Samoan chief SUBSTANTIALLY UM thw $100 to hut thu hom« elected were M. M. Drohan, Jacob and hifi wife; 4~ ShuttK, John Sheilan, Samuel T. Uen- penco brown and with gaf for th« entire winter ituenl Dots that lound drlckson, Amos Bennett, George W. black, deep sea SAFEST Bin gas housft heating was a wealthy man's prlvU*?*? Clayton, Michael Henderson, Kor- Mailing boat, with "Your" recent house heating rate reduction ean Smith. Jr.. Jnh , la Sajrioan house on bears out the statement your representative Don't tain tha word ol comp»UtW» talesmen — don't Charles Morlitt, James IT. Dangler, i shore; 2-shilllng, dark, brown and INSURANCE take onr word or even Mr. MUler'al Get the iacta and D. H. Applegatopp, , H. J. Haywardy , | green, Lake Lanuto, a water filled made to me in 1925, that rates would undoubt- Jacob Degenring and John Borc crater; and 3-shillin brown and try It out TOUTMUI Look at thla thrse^raT proposltlonl Jr, blue, Fiilofa falls. edly be decreased as the demand for this type Although Samoan stamps have of service increased. CHRISTMAS TREES. been prevalent only since 1877, they have had A rather active career. Tho THE NEW HATE rs ; FAILURE When Planted on Favorable Soils ', 'l ' i*>ufs dating1 from that year to When I installed gas heat in my home, tha rat© They Will Show J'roM. j ISO!* weic I/rough . out during the IU pile* ol 1— !• hoim^tUav qutntlU*. kM beta ledaeti »boit Whpr. Christmas that the country was an itide- was 90$ a thousand cubic feet, whereas, during I !ndcn kln nm The first Issue 17%. Thta ami thit rou cu u)or M» admcnfhdftd ptrfoctloa sldered a a_cn,p anTpCcdTn " '- «" - 3 bears the w;>rd "express' In promi- the coming year, my rate will be about 53(f. A d g» hitt it a cmt ceompuibla to nlxUttit* hub. U/t u 4lT* !«• soils favorable to the.m, they MD be nent letter;- acros'j tho center of the rate such as this was far beyond my expecta- a profitable enterprise, says Earl JJ. stamp. Ar, issue in 1887 Included the IB twant* MttBito ol whit It would cort T» » *>••» "1& «*•• aeovel), extension 'foiwtcr of the portrait of KinK Mullotoa. "'•"•• tions. State college. Although the time for In 1000 wh»n tho Samoan Islands actually planting trees is not until were partitioned between the United the spring, c During the ten years that I have enjoyed th© THE TRIAL PLAN use of gas as a heating fuel, only three service II ma utlmtU nlU yoti, vn wtD Initill a «u boiMC la im hmaot* calls were necessary and these 'calls were Toa par MS.00, (abont ball Uw iutaQaUoo oort). • WHEN IT'S AN quickly and cheerfully attended to by your Tbw. U rm'ra not >ttl*fi* U" M it that «m». tion should consider tho location of coupled with an orcaslonal later nur- STARTERS their planted nrcn, choosing ono BO charge on high valuo New Zealand GENERATORS located us to mlnlftlzo potty thievery stamps. Even tho recent King of the trcea. The area should bo George jubilee net for the. Islands was IGNITION WORK within convenient distance of a vil- made up of a npeclal surcharge on lage, town or city no the owner can thrM vnltiiM of tho flag and hut type develop a cash nnd carry trade. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER — «p > *• . No Danger of Drought. John Hansen A bonulldo newmpspor circulation —tho kind Tho K0Kl»ter has— la the It tho rndla.ua,had named Finland 42 West Front Street, AND LIGHT COMPANY only kind that counts wltli tha ad- they would have called It "The Land vertlfier. No premiums or other In- of Mirny Waters." ' It him over 60 000 Red Bank, N. J. ducements have ever boon offered lo Ink™ RO00O lii th Ink™, RO.00O l B, the greatesgreatest ccntt.. Phone 2112. •tour* circulation.—AdvDiUtomont, aract and tho largest JJakk e in Europe. RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1985. Pa

to XJautenant Bnnjamln May, son ofIs Beldam that these allng rays are such a school submitted to the voters Brocklebank and third to Mr*. of M»nasquan celebrated their fifti- cer at Matawn, has accepted a por- SAVINO sonu Here and There Mr. and Mra, Edward B. Msy offound so far north. several years ago was turned down. James Taylor. k eth wedding anniversary Monday of tion as patrolman at the Greystone last week. Mr. Hoopor retired four Newport, Bhode Inland. Tho grooai Train Wrecks Truck. Park sanatorium In Essex county, Disking of Cornntnlks li One Effeo- Is itatloned at 'the Naval Air sta-Belnu Mtn Wedi, Coast Guard Captain Retires, years ago from the Methodist Prot- Enllnta In Navy. live- Measure. in the County Miss Rita Begelman of Brooklyn Captain Charles C. Pcrrlne of Long An automobile truck was etruclc by estant ministry. tion at Lakehurat. Branch, who was in charge of the a Central railroad train that wa* Robert Kanze, son of Mr. and Mrs, "Do you see that field, Mr, Doug- and Louis Barr of Belmar were mar- Wins Collogfi Honors. Personal Notes, Sales of Prop Child Hit by Auto. ried Tuesday of last week at the Sea Bright coant guard station, re- backing Into tho Matuwan station Otto Kanze of Freehold, ban enlisted lans? I believe thnt thin Is probably Chester Pavllc, nine years old, of home of tho groom's mother with tired on a pennlon October 3 after on« d.iy last' woolt and waa wrecked. Edward H. Mount, son of Mr. andIn tho United State navy for four the ilrst year In at least 25 that loll erty, Buildinp Operation! Marlboro, Buffered severe bruises and Kabbl B. H. Horshon officiating. Mr. serving thirty years, A m.iptlori ;wn» Moses Walling, Abo Kneute and Rus- Mrs. William H. Mount of Freehold, years. He m now stationed at ho Ifafl not been wanhed off that hill In Lodge Doings, Births Mar< cuts on hla .head last weok when he Barr Is publisher of the Coast Ad- held lor him at the station Saturday sell Embcrg of Kcyport, who were has been awarded Bophomore honors training station at Newport, It. I. tho late summer and fall, and the was struck by a car near his borne, vertiser at Belmar. night. In the truck, escaped Injury. at Lehlgh University'forjiis scholas- reason it hna not washed, especially riagei and Deaths. tic record In 1934-35. It waa the 'Sec- Beat of Store Rented. following that solid week of rain, la Milton Paoker at Now York, driver fire at Allcnhurst Miss Dorothy Sodcn, daughter of of the car, told atate police that the Fishermen Make Big Haul. Lived In Shadow Lawn. ond year to bo thus honored. Tho remainder of Levy Brothers duo to the fact that I followed your Mr. and Mra. Harry Hoden of Free- boy darted In front of his car and ho Tho Galileo pound flHhlng group B. S. Adams, his wife and two chil- Thomas O'Day, 21, with no home, department store at Freehold has directions In disking down by sweet bold, wan married. Saturday to Theo- could not avoid hitting him. landed more than 200 barrels of dren and their servant were routed I was taken In the county Jail to await Married Bfl Years. Vl been leased to J. H. Meyers of Paa- corn fiitlder. 1 dbke'd the fodder dore W. Morrla, a former rcntdont of weakflsh Thursday morning. Thia from their home at Allenhurfit short- action of the grand jury last week. Mr. and Mrs. WllllaTn Adamelt of Balc. It is understood ho wijl oper- about four times all In the name di- Froehold, The ceremony was per-Llocnso Suspended. was ono of the blggeM catches made ly after midnight Thursday by a Hro Ho Is charged with having lived In Kejrport quietly observed their 69th ate a sport-dress store. rection and did It acros.1 tho hill formed In tho Morrla homo at San The Belmar Moose club's liquor li- in a long time and was a boon to thowhich Is believed to havo started , Shadow Lawn at West Long Branch wedding anniversary Inat Saturday Assaulted a FoUceman, with tho result that us you can tea, from a fireplace. Mr. Adams la a and having Btolen irugs from the week. The couple erijoy good health. occasionally tluj soil started to wash Marino, California. cense was suspended for ten days by pound net men ns they havo suffered well known novelty manufacturer. Andrew Paladlno of Freehold'has Richard Hurwood of Keyport Bailed the Belmar commissioners last week heavy losses In tho past threo years. place. Mr. Adamelt was a former sea cap-been convicted of assault and bat-but did not get very far. In Instances tain. last week on the Excamblun of the after Fred Egglman, club secretary, Farmlngdale Mnn WCIIH. Died In State Hospital. tery on a policeman at Hightstown. the water wont underneath the chop- American Export lino for a elx had pleaded guilty,to selling liquor Betired i'llot DeiMl. New Commander at Fort Hancock. He was released on ball to await sen- ped fodder, and in other instances It 1 Miss Miriam E. Taylor of Troy, Charles Reynolds, Bon of Mr. and wcoloi MPdHorr^nn m-nlaa. He Is to non-membery and having main- Captain Eugene W. Bernhardt New York, and Edward S. Gullford, Mrs. David Koyn'blds of Freehold, Colonel Lloyd B. Magrudcr has tence. ;vent. river, but all In all, nn you nee, pianist for tho .ship's orchestra. tained Blot ma'chlnes on the prom- died Sunday of last week at the ago been named as the new commander [ did not tfet any wash. I contem- of 83 yeitra. Captuln Bfirnhnrdt son of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin A. Oull- j died In the state hofipltal at Trenton Making OH Burners. plate following your directions on fprd of IAirmlnK'lale, were married I Monday of last week. He was 35at Fort Hancock succeeding "Colonel Tho Buck Engineering company Two Questions on lliillots. served as chief pilot In the United last Saturday nt Melrose, Nr-w York. j years old. Uesldes hla parentB ho Fercy Kessler who died rfirenily, several of my fllelds, which means Tr^o Matawun t,owiiniii|> committee Annbuncement of Engagement. States Navy at the Brooklyn navy at Freehold is now manufacturing an that-niy-ri.liitltin will lie uucli that I Announcement has been made of Mr. Gullford is assistant to the chlct leaven one daughter. Hia wife died Colonel Magruder will bo In,charge oil burner. Tho burner Is entirely a will havo two quctitlonB placed on yard and waa formerly pilot on theengineer at Radio City, New York. of Fort Tllden as well. crteh yenr to not only check thfl the balltits for the general election. tho engagement of Mies Evelyn presidential yacht, Mayflower. lnst spring. Freehold product, having been de- , but at'the samo time to gradu- White, daughter of Mr. and Mra. On Auto Trip to Missouri. signed and manufactured there. ally iniuc use the organic content of One in tho proposition of establish- A Freehold Wedding. Big Catch of Fish. v ing n police department und tho oth-White of Oakhurst, to Vernon Ben- Veteran Oniclal. Miss Albene Bier, daughter of Mr!. Mr. and Mrs. George K. Megill and A party of Freehold men caught rny ml!." nett of Long Branoh. Miss White William A. rtodgOTs has been mu- ; Clarence Rlmfto of Farmlngdalo left Electric Store Reopened. er Is the question of withdrawing and Mrs, JoBh"Blor, arid Poter Urbe- 175 bluo fish about twenty miles off MIBS Mario Krater has reojien<-il support from the county library and Is organist of the Oakhurat Metho- nicipal clerk at Matawan for nearly lls, both of Freehold, were married last Wednesday on an automobile Belmar one day recently. The fisher- WOMAN GOKS TO PRISON. dist church. Mr. Bennett is employed fifty years. Mr. IWgers took office, Krater's electrical store at Freehold. transferring It to tho Miitawun pub- Sunday in St. Rose W Lima church. trip to Missouri, where they will vis- men were Barton Palmer, Paul The store has been closed sinco latii. lio library. In the Elberon postofllce. when Mntawan-was a big township. A reception for friends and relatives ; It relatives. They planned to drive Thompson, Sidney Stryker and Asbury I'axk Colored Woman Sen- Hn claims that he has never spent July when the proprieor, Marcel Kra- Head* Domoorotlo Club. It's Only- Chicken Pox. waa held in the Molly Pitcher audi- I day ancl night and to cover the dls-August Dascner. ter, went Into bankruptcy. tenced In Killing. a cent in any of his election cam-torium on tho Engllshtown road. . j tanco in about 35 hours. • Frederick Shleldn waa elected Rumora to the effect that thcro paigns. On Trip for Health. Month'. Vacation. "Mrs. Emma Fuster, 25, colored, of president of tho Freehold Democratic are some cases of small pox In I Narrow Escape. Anbury Park, has been sentenced to Wanted In Illinois. Civil Service Examinations. Miss Alice Clarkson, proprietor of Charles Adaro of Keyport Is enjoy- club at tho afftmal meeting held last Marlboro township wero dcclaredr to Civil service examinations for chief I Mo Kriischfea) -well known florist a restaurant at Sea Girt, who has state pi-i.-• J ii for Heveri to fourteen week, auccocdlns^Alvord B. Palmer, be unfounded by Dr. Jacob Lewis, Chief of Police Edwin C. Sloat of of Whitesville, barely escaped with ing a month's vacation froai his du-yearn. She h.-iil pleaded non-vult to Matawan last week arrested Andrew probation oflicer and for a proba- i his life early .Sunday of last week been 111 with bronchial pneumonia, ties with the Chase National Bank who resigned and refused to accept township physician. Dr, Lewis said lon officer for Mnnmouth cqunty will Balled today for a trip to California. of New York, He will spend most second d

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PHONE.RED BANK 3189, - open pan on top of the stove and ing thin slices in this delicious clarei and really a great help if you happen the, chicken is completely browned, But Just as salads should be cold, FHEE DELIVJSItY. drop in a few drops of lavender oil. saui'tt. Left over poultry or muttoi to be the possessor of a none too .Seasonings, such aa salt and pepper, so hot breads should be hot, and stay The odors will disappear. may be prepared in the same way. youni? bird. I think you will find should be included when the chicko that way at the table. Once heat this variation of the theme heartily is about half cooked. HOME MADE ROUND and SIRLOIN Keep a few well-cleaned marbles BEEF IN CLARET SAUCE. acclaimed. With It you serve brown has departed from biscuit, bun Roasting Chickens in the kitchen drawer. When 3011 Serve, with a $eh brown gravy roll its great mission in life is fin- 2 cups cold, roast beef in (hin rice, and a happy solution of the ished. Tliero aro ao many difforont PORK SAUSAGE STEAK are cooking syrup, drop them into slices vegetable question can be string made by blending tlour into t li the pan and they will keep the boil- chicken fat left in the Dutch oven, ways to keep them hot, all the way 294, 1 teaspoon lemon juice beans. Then a sea food salad at the from a deep basket or wooden bowl ing syrup stirred. 2 tablespoons butter beginning of the meal, and perhaps Add milk, or half milk ami water, (3W to 5 lb.) 29*lb a shortcake to finish on. season and cook until the flour 1 lined with a napkin that folds over Hang your brooms by screw-eyes 2 tablespoons flour well done. the biscuits, to very ornate silver roll TOP and BOTTOM In the handles and preserve both the 1 cup broth The chicken may be stuffed If you holders. But regardless of what you Leg of Spring Lamb ROLLED BUTTER life and the shape of the broom. '.i cup claret like, though if may servo its time Garnish the chicken with glazed use, be sure that it holds the heat, ROUND ROAST When you wish to make cracker 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce In the Dutch oven undressed. It's onions and carrots and place water- and that you put It into use. crumbs, roll the crackers In a paper Brown butter knd flour together, for vou to decide. Select a fowl cress on edges of platter. It makes For you ladies who would like to bag. There will be no mess on your add broth and stir until it begins to weighing about four pounds, and a tine dish, have something different In the way 25;,, 35;,. kitchen table. hicken. Put in meat. When heated if hot breads, whether it be for hroutlh. add leniim juice, claret and ireakfast or dinner, try * —o— Worcestershire sauce. Serve at'once. Pkg. Bacon 18c | Dried Beef 49c ft. Add baking powder to flour in BUTTERSCOTCH BISCUITS. Perfect Ending For Autumn 2 cups flour 2-3 cup milk 4 tablespoons shortening Meal Is Steamed Pudding 1 teaspoon salt Menus for the Week 4 teaspoons baking powdei SPECIAL PURCHASE BREAKFAST LUNCH DIJVNER 'A cup broken nut meats . Easy to Make, Nice to Serve and Delicious to Eat Is Mix and sift dry ingredients. Cut IMPORTERS SAMPLE LINE MONDAY in shortening. Add the milk grad- Grape Fruit Fiied Tomatoes with Urunswlck Stew Story of Steamed Pudding. ually to form a soft dough. Roll Ready-to-eat Cerea Choose Sauce Mashed Potatoes thin, spread with one-third cup of Whole Wheat TQR Hot Nolls Hot HisruiU And at last we are in the seaso Teamed butter and three-quarters Marmalade Itaisln Cup Cakes Plum Pie when we serve steamed puddings— FANCY LINENS Coffee pr Milk Tea "• •. •• Co ffee and su^ar. Add egg, beaten untl ;up brown sugar. Cover with nut nd can you thinktof any more per- light, water :md wine. Place over meats. Roll like a jelly roll. Cut TUESDAY ect ending to a cool autumn dinner hot water until warm enough to into pieces one inch thick and put AT HALF REGULAR PRICES A steamed pudding Isn't all th' serve, beating constantly. in greased muffin pans cut side up. Tomato Juici? CunneiHCorned Beef Braised Chuck SteaV work that a great many women'ar Top-Overa Cole Slaw - Uakcil Potatoes Bake lifteen -minutes in a hot oven Grape Jelly --—Toast -•-•'• —Creamed-Onions- pt to make it. In fact, it take (400 ..F.), Finest Quality—Scarfs, Cloths, Center Pieces, Coffee or Mili Apple Sauce Apple Dumplings ust a few minutes to mix, then Int Tea Coffee the mold to steam—and that's thi Doilies, Bridge and Luncheon Sets. :ast thought that isigiven to it unt Dollar Dinner WEDNESDAY lime to take it out and serve it. An Foods Need Not Be Numerous Other Pieces. Stewed FIRR Cottnire Cheese nrid Tongue with Raisins 'or your next steamed pudding tr Expensive to Be Tasty Ready-to-cat Cereal 75ruv.il Rice inK a foamy sauce instead of th Prize Won By OOMB EARLY FOR BKST C1IOICK. Corn Muffins Thin Hre.id and Butter Spinnch emulation hard sauce we are all s ONLY ONE OF A KIND—I1ICGULAR 38c to 15.(10. Coffee or Milk Cuntard Pudding tsed to. When ydtir Ideas for salads ' get CofTeo L. I. Woman ow—and your pocketbook lower— STEAMED PUDDING. THURSDAY •y While They Last—Half Price c to »7.5C 1 cup molasses CINNAMON APPLE SALAD. Mixed Fruit Juic, Baked Macaroni ;iml Cream Spinach Soup 1 cup suet, chopped fine I Each week some woman Is the Buckwheat Cake? Cheese Sliced Tongue 1 cup milks- winner of a case of Ruppert's Beer 1% cupa water Frizzled Ham Lettuce Salad Fried Eggplant 3 cups flour and Hand-Made and Hand-Painted 6 tablespoons sugar Coffee or Milt; Fresh Fruit Chocolate Souffle 'Wooden Salad Bowl (retailing at Coton Cake I teaspoon soda S-1.-10). 4 tablespoons red cinnamon candies »3N Coffee 1 teaspoon salt 4 medium-sized red apples 1 teaspoon cinnamon To try for these prizes Is an easy Lettuce FRIDAY J/6 teaspoon cloves thing. Just send in your best sug- Real mayonnaiso V gestion for a Dollar Dinner for four Cook water, sugar and candies five Everything Baked Here is Scientifically Prepared From Melon Creamed Tuna Fj:-Jt Fish Fillets Vi teaspoon ginger persons, costing not more than one Ready-to-eat Cereal Hot BisculU ' Buttered Noodles V\ teaspoon nutmeg ilnutes. Peel and core apples and Carefully Tested Recipes. We Use Only the Finest Ma- Scrambled Eggs <~,reen Salad (ireen Beans 2 cups mixed fruit (raisins, cur- dollar, to Sidney Snow, In care of ut lengthwise. Put In syrup and Toast Tea Sliced Cucumbers rants, ctron, flga or dates) thi.-i paper. loll for twenty minutes. Take out Coffee' or Milk Orange Fluff This week's winner is Mrs. Jones terials. It's Economical to Buy Here. Co flee Mix molasses, finely chopped sue if syrup and let cool. Arrange on and milk. Sift together flour, soda, Wines of Bayport, Long Island, New ttuce leaves to resemble a flower, SATURDAY salt and spices and combine with York. Wing the center with real mayon- Mrs. Wines's winning menu con- lalse. Apple Sauce Bean* In Tomato Meat Loaf molasses mixture. Add chopped frui WEEK-END SPECIALS! Frierf Scrapple Sauce Battered Rice which has been mixed with a little sists t.of an appetizer, salad, meat Broiled Bacon flrown Bread Julienne' CanutB flour to prevent It1 from sticking to lish, vegetables, dessert and coffee BUTTERCUP ICING, Coffee or Milk Mottled Beer or Pumpkin plo —and is remarkably well balanced. Coffee gether. Turn into well greased two V-h cups sugar FRIDAY! - SATURDAY! quart pudding mold, or fill smal The menu is: 2 tablespoons corn syrup SUNDAY molds not more than two-thirds full Little Neck Clams- ( .15 H cup water Cream Puffs 6 for 25c Lemon Meringue Pies 18c & 35c each and steam three hours. Turn out of Lettuce and Tomato Salad .15 6 large fresh marshrnallowa SUPPER mold and serve at once with Corned Beef (Libbys) .17 "Foamy" sauce. 2 egg yolks Opera Squares 25c each Chocolate Rolls 21c each Orange Jufce J'.^ted Cheese SiufTtd Shoulder Rice Cakes .10 Boll sugar, water and syrup Sausages Sandwiches Lamb Creamed Onions .08 to Waffles Tomato Sections Sweel Potatoes FOAMY SAUCE. 38 F. Pour over egg yolks which Maple Syrur I'«ar S»1i«l GrllM Bnaiuu 1-3 cup butter Chocolate Pudding (Kremel) .15 ave been beaten smooth. Add Coffee or Milk Small Cakes Ancd'Cake .Coffer, and Cream (A. & P. mrshmallows, cut up. Beat until Tea 1 cup confectioners' sugar Rod Circle) Coffee 1 egg, well beaten .20 tiff enough to spread thick. If this MOKLER'S BAKERY Recipei for any distiM In these me us may be had fre« by writing to 2 tablespoons hot water oes not thicken, add a little marsh- Sidney Snow, care of this paper. 2 tablespoons wine $1.00 lallow cream. Flavor with vanilla. 49 BROAD ST., Tel. R. B. 252 RED BANK | Vdd few drops of yellow coloring If Cream together thoroughly b'utter hade Is not deep enough. Meat And Fruit Z*Z .small bananas 3 tablespoons lemon juice 1:i cup currant jelly Flour Prick sausages and place In mod- rate oven (350 F.). Bake for 25 Sterling Furniture Shop [linutey. Turn during baking to "FURNITURE DESIGNED FOR LIVING" rown evenly. Remove sausages to lot platter. Cut bananas in half, engthwiao. Dip in lemon juico and 21 WHITE STREET. PHONE RED BANK 291. lour. Saute in sausage fat until dell- ately browned. Cover center of lananaa with currant jelly. Place on oast. Arrange on planter with ausages. Garnish with parsley. Let the Dressing Make the Salad And the dressing makes the salad! •--. that's a lot moro true than you ••;>• realize, and just to prove it onie one of these days when you il.in on serving either a fruit or ::. • n salad make this dressing given olir.w Watch and see If the family ;n':, enjoy the salad moro than COTTAGE CHEESE SALAD IMtESSING. --« cup sweetened condensed milk j cup vinegar '; teaspoon Bait i teaspoon mustard 'j teaspoon paprika \'i cup cottage cheese Blond thoroughly condensed milk, ine;;ar, nalt, mustard and paprika. ''orco cottage cheese through sieve A NEW "400" Has Keen IntroSuce'd in New York and md add to mixture, beating until neighboring towns. It is the "400" that is printed on mooth. every hood-cap of Sheffield SEALECT Vitamin D Milk. Orange Fromage Is It is bringing new advantages to "babies and to growing Early Fall Dessert school-children. It is accepted by the Committee on A quart every day is more than enough to prevent THE TALK OF THE TOWN rU ovlfonric r.cip. lor Ptoa.l >«l wilt b* rickets. Enough to promote good growth . .. sturdy MM frM upon raqiMit. Jvtt ixxj a cord In the early autumn, when dos- Foods of the American Medical Association. I-IS begin to get nway from Ico legs ... wcll-sliiipcd head and chest .. . sound teeth. to Jo»b »upp.rt Mwwy, Nn York City. iream, and yet a light ilnlah la just "400" is Mother's assurance of sunshine vitamin . «••••••••••••••••»••••••»••••••< 'hat la needed to perfect a meal Order this new SEALECT Vilamin D Milk from your >•••••••••< .ry for her growing family. Every quart of Sheffield OKANliK FKOMAGE. SEALECT Vitamin D Milk contains 400 U- S. P. units nearest Sheffield Brunch. Delivered every ilny by cour- NO MEAL IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A GLASS OF Juice and rind of 2 oranges Juice and rind of 1 lemon of precious vitamin D. It is derived from cod liver oil teous salesmen. It costs only one cent more per quart 2 tableupuona migur than regular SEALECT Grndc-A Milk. 2 egg yolks and added to milk without changing the delicious Few grains salt RUPPERT'S BEER 2 teaHpooiiH gelatin flavor of extra-rich SEALECT Milk. Every quart is 2 tablespoons cold water equivalent to the vitamin D in one and one-quarter TUNE IIV 1/10 adventures of Hilly /t llelty. A wholctamc pragrani It Aids Digestion 1 cup heavy cream, whipped.' for the itnllrn family. Thn mifchief, thrill* ami Iniinhs of lien real klilt, Cook ornngo anil lemon rind and teaspoons of new 1935 Standard U. S. P. cod liver oil. with their Quit. "WICAI". Krerj- nl«/il except Saturday ami Sunday, 6i4S. ulce, sugar and egg yolks and Bait ilowly until thlclccncdji stirring con- Btantly. Pour over gelatin softened H. G. DEGENRING ll cold water. Ktir until tllsaolvoi. no Burc to note tlio hood-cap on each -ool. Fold in whipped cream, mold boltlc. Head the number lluit incll- DISTRIBUTOR for RUPPERT'S BEER md chill. Serve with orange sauce. catcti tho vitamin I) content. Sheffield •OHANGE SAUCE, SEALECT Vitamin D Milk contains 400 SHEFFIELD FARMS and Manufacturer of 1 cup oi-ango juJco U. S. P. vitamin I) unila per quart. Juice 1 lemon This ia derived froNu and equivalent to In one and one-quarter 1 cup augur tcnapoonn at tho new 1933 Standard Sea&ct VITAMIN D MILK 3 orango U. S. P. cad liver ail. Enough to pre- Rear 16 West Front St. PHONE 1051 Red Bank N. J. ; Comblnn mango and lemon rind vent rickets anil promote sound growth. FROM T VB K R C I! hi /V . T E S T V. D H E K D 8 md lulcc, ariri sugar and cook slowly Accepted by the Committee on Food«, , to boiling point. Poifr over; cubed American Medical Auoclalion. ranKo uectlona. Cool and icrve, Telephone Long Branch 3400. RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1935. fall, a. five-mile one-way loop circling Meatless Meals Are Plan School Bear Mountain 1,385 feet to the Interesting Meals mit. Lunch With Mrs. H. Alvin Walling of the Holm- An easy supper dl«h! What an at- del turnpike visited her sister, Mrf. traction that is to the busy hauie- Harry Bruner of New York on Fri- wlfe. And when the dish turns out Great Care day. Tower Shoes so th* members at the family think Miss Eleanor Wlnterton of New At Your Service it him taken hours of work and wor- York spent the week-end with her ry— well; uny woman lust sort of Children Taking Box Lunches .smiles and leU thorn think what they Need Variety at Well as Bal-grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Pedee, on 56 Broad Street Red Bank will. the Holmdcl turnpike. Here 1« just such a dish, and the ance in Meal. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Wilson and nice part of It all Is the fact that It son Gene have moved to Red Bank, Is a meatless dish—HO those that be- By Helen Gwetholyn Reea, where Mr. Wilson has accepted a po- moan Friday and fish, try It nest Tho resumption of school once sition. Our New Car Purchase Plan week. moro brings up the problem of well- balanced Junches. A hot noon-day Mrs. LeBtor V. Walling and Mrs. For financing the purchases of % cup raw rice meal Is not always possible where H. Alvin Walling spent Wednesday 1 cup finely dlqed American cheese tbe children have to travel a con- at Red Bank. " , automobiles 1 Can tomato soup siderable distance to school, where James Welgand, son of Mr. and 1 tablespoon butter cafeteria facilities are limited, or Mrs. J. Frank Welgand of the Holm- Wash rice and boll in three parents do not fee] able to expend del turnpike, celebrated hln third quarts of boiling water to which one much for the purchase of lunch. birthday October 2. teaspoon of salt has been added. Tempting,,and at tho same time MISB Anna Phlllo and Miss Lucy Boll until rice In cooked. Drain and nourishing food" may be stored in tho Carmello of Elizabeth were week-end Our Personal Loan Plan fluff rice. ArranKo rice and cheese lunch box at little expense. The guests of Mies Grace H. Welgand on lh alternate layer's lit a buttered cas- metal lunch kits that have space for the HoImrlEl turnpike.._ . ....'. serole. Pour the soup (undiluted) a vacuum bottle are really essential. A meeting of the mothers of the For loans t,o individuals over each layer. Dot butter over tho Children need a hot soup or bever- top. Bake In a moderate oven (375 F.) age If the lunch Is to bo well bal- North Ccntervllle school will be held until hot and nicely browned, about anced. The lunch box should be on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. thirty minutes. aired each day and given frequent The teacher Is Miss Eble D. Bahren- scourlngs, so that stale food odors burg. The topic will be "Parents and will not be present. It la a good Teachers Nee'S Each Other." Idea to wrap all foods in waxed Federal Housing Administra- Baked Onions Are paper, not only that it will keep The North Centervllle fire com- fresh but that each food will retain pany held a dance In the Hazlet fire Easily Prepared its own Individual flavor. house on Saturday evening. tion Modernization Loans Box lunches should always Include Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Welgand of For that dinner when you Juet •milk. On days when hot coup l» In-Fbxwood Park, Little Silver, visited AAAAroEEE To finance repairs, needed replace- don't know what to serve—and you cluded, plain milk Is beet, but when Hazlet relatives on Sunday. .:, , don't want to bother going out to the all food is cold a hot milk drink is ments and improvements to homes atore, try baked onions. You canthe thing. SIZES I TO 12 fret the ingredients right from your Not one of us likes the same food Everett News. kitchen shelf. day in and day out and children should enjoy a change in the dally Albert Perrln of Brooklyn spent Now the most 2!i cups canned tomatoes, box lunch menu. If you must al- % bay leaf ways Rive the children sandwiches, Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ber- ?i teaspoon salt nee that every day they vary, and nard A. Hickey and Bon Donald. 2 cloves try and think if that is the kind of Mrs. Nicholas Petruzelll's mother % teaflpoon pepper food that you would enjoy. and sister have returned to their Still fhe-mpsi I tablespoon butter Children require fresh fruit and home at Brooklyn after making a The First National Bank 1 tablespoon flour. should have it at noon, either in a short visit here. 8 onions, small salad or whole. Mrs. Patrick Carton spent Thurs- Combine tomatoes and seasoning School lunches require consider- day visiting Mrs. John O'Brien of of Eatontown, New Jersey and cook ten minutes. Then remove able planning, but remember their Spring street, Red Bank. bay loaf and cloves. Melt butter, Importance and do not spare effort Raymond and Paul Kelly spent blend In the flour and add to to- In keeping them well balanced and mato mixture. Cook, stirring con- truly attractive. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Member Federal Reserve System stantly, until mixture thickens. Peol Eustace and family of Oakland onions, place In casserole and add to- street, Red Bank. mato mixture. Cover and bake In a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arose and -moderate_hQt^oyen_(375 F.) for_pne Matawan News. family were Saturday visitors of rel- Approved Mortgagee hour. atlvesat Perth Amboy, - (Tha Ran Bank Regtatat can b« Bought John Dzieyzc Is spending a short Federal Housing Administration ID MuUwftu from M. J. O/Connell, 124 In washing delicate lace, baste it Main atreet Jacob A. Lew Mr. and Mrs. M. VanBraclilo and Monmoulh County 5urrog«u'a Office. rS"'.' i1"1)""*1 B«nl' «i"l Trmt Company 2a On a«tUr of Iho ««tnt« of Ev»lln« 8. R D l son Herbert of Breeze Lawn farm on "li "'o * jS'' ««Mlor of tho eitat. of Kv- lloti.il Pranholil, N. .1, Sapl. 20. 1088. Vllrtulnt. (Uciaiid. «1ln« 8. Vnl.ntln., dacoiitil, notice ii TIIK .SK('ONI) NATIONAL HANK AND Hailet avonuo and Mrs. William T. Noll.. "The Monrnguth County chapter ol Notice Is hereby given that a Genera) Notice Is hereby given that a Genecal Notice U hereby (riven that • Generul following tba eenur Una ol tha ro.d Irom the Red CrbeB launches a campaign tidal waters of thB treaty area and Election will be held In and for the Election will be held in and fo.r tne Township of Atlantic, tn the County of Borough of Little Silver. In the County ol Election will ba held tn and for tbo Ogden'a Corner to Bnratt, through Ei.F. to eliminate accident-causing haz- in the general vicinity of the point Towntihlp of Middletown. In tha County of att to Bmook-a Oornar; thanca (eTfoliow. Monmouth and State of New Jersey, nn Mtmmouth and State of New Jersey, on Monmouth and Stato of New Jersey, on >•» « Una on a courM tUar.ltlli of tooth ards In the home today," It was said of discharge, at a dep^h of about five Tuesday, November 6th. 1936. between the Tuesday, November 6th, 1036, between the n rM tonr n hours of Boven o clock A. M. and client hour* of seVen o'clock A. M. und elubl Tuesday, November 6th, 1985, between tha S. £~i" Di°' 'l >ln"tea wait to by Otto L. F. Mohn, chairman of the feet below the surface, of not less o'clock P. M. at the respective Dolling o clock P. M., at the respective oollint; hours of seven o'clock A. M. and tight swlmmlni Hivar: thanca <«) In an euttrl* than 30<7a saturation during any t o'clock P. M., at the respective polling and ioutherl» direction, following tht »»ri- local chapter. "It Is tho chapter's place in said Township. place In sala Borough. places In aald Township. oui courui of .aid Swimming River to purpose," Mr. Mohn said, "to make week of the year, Said election will be held la the said Said election will b« held in tha «»id Said election will ba held In the eald the nigh water Una of the .bora of Shrew*, tha homes of this community safe. Township? for the purpose of electinu Borough for the purpose of electing burr river; thence (7) ea.tarly. In tha 3. If the commission should deter- a Mem tier of the Senate of the State of a Member of the Senate of the State of 1 owneblp for tha purpota of alec tin* hjiib water Una ot the ihora of tald Home accidents are due to careless- mine, after Investigation, that owing New Jersey; two Members of the fieneral New Jersey; two Members of the General a Member of tht Senatt of the State of Shrawehiirr river, to tha .^Iroad bridge! ness, negligence and laclj of know- Assembly of New Jersey from the County Assembly of New Jcney from the County New Jersey; two Members of the. General •he' place of beginning. By J. LESTEB EISNER, area. In order to attain its objects, to topography or other local condi- of Monmouth; a Sheriff for the County of of Monmouth; a Sheriff for the County of Assembly.of New Jersey from tbe County ledge and most of them are pre- tions, either natural or artificial, in Monmouth; two Members of the Board of Monmouth; two Uemberi of the Board of of Monmouth; a Sheriff for the County of r>i.j ."?'""." D'"°*fo r '"• n('h Electloi Chairman for New Jersey therefore, the Interstate Sanitation Dlttrlet It tba po.tofflce building it tin ventable." a part of any municipality discharg- Chosen Freeholders for the County of Chosen Freeholders for the County of Monmouth; two Members of tha Board of Interstate Sanitation .Commission. Commission, after proper study and Monmouth. for three years; three Cor- Monmouth, for three yearn; three Cor- Chosen Freeholder! for tha County of crort, M. j. , According to Mr. Mohn, millions oi after conducting public hearings up- ing sewage into the waters of the oners for the County of Monmouth j and oners for the County of Monmouth; and Monmouth. for three rears; three Cor- SUth Dl.trlct, Commonly Known at lha people are injured in the home each on duo notice, will group the desig- treaty area, it would be impossible (or the following municipal officers, vli.r for the following municipal officers, vlx.i oners for tha County of Monmouth i and Port Moomouth DUtrlct. one Township Commltteeman. for the full a Mayor for the Boroush of Little Silver, for tha following municipal officers, vls.t year. Last year more than 31,000 Clvillzatlon and Pollution. nated waters into classes. or impracticable to meet the above term Of three years, and a Collector, for for two years: two Councilman, for full Io fi^nJarlee at the »mi ara aa tol- were killed and tho number per- two Members of tha Townehlp Committee, '. There are two sides io every pic- VVhero local conditions shall have requirements in either Glass A or B the Cull term of three years. terra of three years; a Collector for thefor a term of three years, and a Road manently . disabled by accidents oc- full term of three years from January Beglnrilng at tbe corner formed by tht) ture. Usually the view that is turned changed In the future to such an ex- waters with respect to suspended Notice ot Kexistration. 1, 1036; a Justice of the Peace for tho un- Supervisor, for a term of three years, Intenectlon of the road from H.ndrlot.on'a curlng In tho home ran Into six fig- Corntr to Atlantio ilishlanda and the road away from tho public gaze is not tent that changes in the classifica- solids or oxygen demand, a modifica- And thnt > on Tuesday, October 16, expired term ending May 1, 19B7, and a Notice oL Reilstratlon. ures. "People do not realize that the Justice of tho Peace for tho full term of from that road to Harmony; thence kk a-t. (ha and telephone. Ravages of the weath- water areas are expected to be used discharged from such contiguous Township Cle,rk, ter for the General Election. dletown and tht polling places In the A program of this nature, Mr. Dated August 1R. 1985. laioe, viz.t head of tame and In a etnluht line wtrt ei have been thwarted by modern primarily for recreational purposes, areas (including the portion of the The polling placo for Little Silver Bor- Mo.. \ pointeitdd out, is of necessity buildings and heating apparatus. All shellfish culture or the development IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. ough Is the Little Silver Volunteer Fire First District, Commonly Known aa the Ralph. Corner; thonco (7) .till •outherlr largely- educational in character. The area of the municipality where the Company's House. Mlddlttown District. along the road pa.t John J. Murphy! of which is conducive to pleasant of fish life. requirements have been modified) To LEO J. (1KEEN and ELIZABETH A. WILUAM J. T. GETTY, nouie to tha place of beginning at Har- Monmouth County Chapter will cam- and long living. CREEN, hla wife: Clerk ot tho Borough of IJUle Sliver. The boundaries di the tame a.re aj fol- mony Corner* 2. Class B, In which the designated lows, via. i 11 8 laca or paign against disinterest and fallacy equal to the requirements stated Dy virtue of an order of tho Court of Dated August 18, 1035. •^''iV*? .^ U / tht Slirth Election But let's turn the frame around. water areas are not expected to be above. Chancery of New Jersey, made on the .day Beginning at the comer of Weiley Ma- .strict la the Fort Monraouth flrehoute at through the medium of the written of the date hereof, in a cause wherein ton's houst on the road leading frura lort, Monmouth. N. J. and epoken word. A comprehensive On the other side we find a problem used primarily for recreational pur- Mainstay. Building and Loan Association, NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. MUlUletowu to Key port, and thence (1) which Is characteristically associated poses, shellfish culture or the de- orporation of the State of New Jersey, Shrewsbury fowmhlp, N. J. following a line on a course of (Mny,Seventh District, Commonly Known at lha public speaking schedule is being ar- 1911), south forty-eight degree! and forty- East Keansburg District. with civilization. It is pollution. The velopment of fish life. , Woman's Exchange Is complainant'and Bernard L, Katsin and Notice ot th«5 time and place of holding ranged in an intensive effort to make ithei\B are defendants, you are required to the General Election nnd of the officers io fivo minutes west to the line of tho road The boundaries of the same are aa fol. savage does not suffer from pollu- No sewage or other polluting mat- Open 0:30 A. 51. to 1 P. M, be elected and meetings of the Board of bounding Middletown and Holmdel Town- low a, viz.; children and parents aware of the appear and answer the bill of said com* ahilla; thence (2) southerly, following tho very real danger which lurks in the tion. His civilized superiors do. The ters would be discharged or permit- Children's and Infants' Clothing, plalnant on or before the eighteenth day Retfiatry und Election in the Township ol Iloginntna at tho corner formed by the Shrewsbury, in the County of'Monmouth. center line of said boundary road between Intersection of iho road from Hendrielo reason is elementary. ted to flow into the tidal waters of knitted wear, assortment of neces- of November next, or the said bill will be Middletown and Holmdel Township* to home itself. The geivrnus cooper- taken as confessed against you. . > Notice la hereby ttlven that a General son's Corner to Atlantic HIKhlanda and the However, it is only lately that our sary and lovely articles; also cakes, Garret S. Luyater'i corner j thence (81 ation of newspapers and various pub- the treaty area, except under the The said bill la filed to foreclose a cer- Election will be hold In and for the westerly, to Hendrlokaon't Corner. In nalrl road from Lhat road to Hurmonyi thence lications have been enlisted. Indi- savants have not been the only ones following conditions and restrictions: cookies and rolls. tain mortgage given by Bernard L. Katain Township of Shrewsbury. In the County of boundary llnei thenco (4) southerly, aguln (1) northerly, and northeasterly, alonn the who are acquainted with the exist- Something for everybody. and Henrietta Katsin, his wife, Leo J.Monmouth nnd Stuio of Now Jersey, 'in to the corner of George C Luyator'a ami I nut named rond and alung the road oast viduals, civic and social clubs and 1. All. sewage discharged or per- Tuesday, November 5th, 1835, between the John J. Murphy's roitidonce to W. B. ance of the problem and Its. periU 15 LINDEN PLACE (Ireen and Elizabeth A. Green, hla wife, to on tha road leading from Middletown on- eliminate accident causing hazards coastal waters of the metropolitan ardvltlt to New Monmouth toward Key- Oeglnnlny; at the tnteriectlon of the (c) To effect a reduction In the ahay. Surrogate of the County of Mon- evening, for tho purpose of making the bhtowahury River and the bridge over the with the help of parents or relatives ,rea. mouth, made on the tenth day of Septem- final revision and correction of the regis- port. oxygen demand of the sewage effluent ter for the General Election. -amo of iho New Vork nnd Lons Branck and return the blanks to the school, I have been asked many times of ber, 1935, on the application of Nina R. rallrond; thonce (1) northerly, along tho where they will be forwarded to the sufficient to maintain an average Waters and John M. West, executors of Tho polling place for Shrewsbury town- The polling place for tha Flrat Election right of way of the New York and Um» late just what standards of purity ahlp Is tbo achoolhoune at Tin ton Falls. Bed Croes for compilation of statis- dissolved oxygen content in the tidal the estate of Charles H. Root, deceased, District la the poo to (lice build inn on State Branch railroad to Mill Urook, running should be set, as well as what re- notice Is hereby given to the creditors of MAntJRETTA L. REED. Highway. Middletown Village. Middletown. through the farm of W. B. Conoverj thendt tics to Indicate what type of home waters of the treaty area and in the laid deceased to exhibit to the Bubscrlb- Clerk of tho Township of Shrewsbury. strictions on pollution are advocat- (2) easterly along Mill Brook to the roaf accident hazard is most prevalent." general vicinity of the point of dis- jrs, executors as aforesaid, their debts and Dated August 18, 1D3 5. from Chapel Hill to Headden'a Corntk ed with a view to abatement. The demands against the said estate, under Second Dlitrict, Commonly Known U the charge of the sewage, at a depth of Nave link District. near the Mill Pond; thence (8) northerly. This home safety campaign, It is public ia entitled to know these oath, within six months from the date of NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. up snld rond to formerly Antonldes's Cor- about five feet below the surface, of the aforesaid order, or they will be for- The boundaries ol tba name ara as tol- ner to Chapel Hill; thonce {4) easterly* understood, will also include farm, things and at the risk of seeming Borough of Rumion, N. J. tows, vlz.s • not less than 509? saturation during ever barred of their actions therefor Notice ot the time and place of holding nlong the Chapel Hill road to Garvey a safety and safety while at work on statistically uninteresting, here's the against the said subscribers. Beginning at Many Mind Creek and Corner, formerly Wyckoif's: thence (B> any week of the year. tbe General Election and ot the office re to Seventh avenue on the George Q. Davit eaaterly, and tioutherly, along the boundary the farm. Because of the inacces- way the problem shapes up: Dated Freehold, N. J.. Sept. 10th, 1936.be elected and meetings of the Boards of NINA R. WATERS, , property, and thence running (1) south. In line of Ofatrict rJo. 2. to the Brown'a OOet •Ibllty of farms and the difficulty of 2. All sewagp discharged or per- Registry and Election in the Borough of the center of Seventh Avenue to the ioad road; thenco (6) aoutherly, along the Middletown, N. 3. Rumson, County of Monmouth. securing accident statistics pertain- It ts recognized that where tidal, mitted to flow into the waters of JOHN M. WEST. leading from Naveslnk to Leonardville; Brown's Dock road, to the Shrewsbury ing to them, little safety pioneering waters are used for such varied pur- Class Tl would have been first so Notice Is hereby given that a General thence (it) ' wenterly, along the center Itlver; thence (7) westerly, along the Middletown, N. J. Election will bo held tn and for the Una of eaid road leading from Move sink to Shrewsbury rive-, to tho point or place of has been done In this direction. poses as bathing, navigation, shell- treated ns Alaton Bockmnn, Esq., Do rough of Rumeon, "In the County of Leonardvllle to the winding road leading beginning. "Preventing unnecessary death and fish culture, the development of fish (a) To remove all floating solids Red flank, N. J., Monmouth and State of Wow Jersey, on up to the Sorrey (formerly) properly n the enflt by Naveulnk avenue and on And that on Tuesday, October IS, according to law. he west by Bingham avenue. 1936, tho Boards of Registry and Election HANDS NOT TIED. WARREN H. SMOCK. The polling place for the Second Elec- will meet at the placo at which they will tion District Is KumBon Fire Company's The polling; place for the Second Elec- hold the Genoral Election above men* Receiver of Rumuon Land and tion District la tht Naveatnk flrehousd.. tloned, between tho hours of one o'clock Sterner Says Agreement With U. S. Development Company, House, Center street near Ridge road, Navealnk. N. J. Office and PoBtoffice Address: Corner of Rumson. In the afternoon and nine o'clock in the Will Not Affect Kelief Funds. Broad and Mechanic Streets, Red Bank, Third Election District. Third District, Commonly Known « the evening, for the purpose of making tha All that portion of the Borough of Rum- Belford District. final rovlston and corroctton of the regis- E. Donald Sterner, ch-irman of the son situate south of the Ridge road and The boundaries of the a am a art AM fol* ter for the Genoral Election. State Highway commission, said Fri- Statement ol the ownership, mnnage- cast of Naveslnk nvenue and bounded on lows, vlz.i Boundaries of the Election Districts I* day at Trenton he did not believe an ment, circulation, etc. required by the Act the west by Hunce road. Beginning at the Bay Shore In the right tho Borough of fair Haven, and the polU of Congress of August 24, 1912, of The polling plnce for the Third Elec- of way of tha old New Jersey Southern Ing place in each district, are as follows*, agreement he had mado with the THE RED BANK REGISTER, tion district, is Onrnr Anderson's garage. railroad and from thence running (U First Election Dlitrlet. federal government for expenditure published weekly at Red Bank. New Jer- Washington avenue, between Ward avB- southerly, to a brook leading Into Gomp- All that part of the Borough lying easi of rpad funds would bind the 1936 sey, for October 1, 1035, nue and Waterman avenue. Rumaon. ton's Creek; thence (2) up said brook and of a line which begins at that point where JUKIS J. CAIUSW. Compton'a Greek to Mill Brook at New legislature from diverting monies to State of New Jersey. County of Monraouth, the center line of Cedar avenue. If e»- Clerk of Ttumaon Borough. Monmouth i thenct (3) easterly to the rltrht tendod. would Intersect tho Rumean Bor- relief. sa. Dated August 18. 1935. of way of the New Jersey Southern rail- Before me, a Notary Public In and tot road: thence (4) south to tbe old Middle- ough lino: tlionce running north along the Sterner said tho highway depart- the state and county aforesaid, personally town Station of the New Jersey Southern center line of Codnr avenue, to that point appeared Thomas Irving Brown, who hav- NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. where tho center tine of Cedar avenue In* ment would not have to use 1936 railroad; thence (6) easterly to Chapel toreoct* tho ctintet lino of River road | funds to fulfill the terms of tho con- ing been duly svforn according to law, de- Holmdel Township, N. J. Hill road at a corner of the-Junction of poses end sttys that he Is tho Business Notice oi the time und place of holding tho road leading ftom Middletown to High- thenco east along tbe center line of Rivet tract, which stipulates the state must Manager of Tho Red Bank Register, and the General Election and of tho ofilters to lands; thence (6) following a line of a rond to the point where tho center lint of thnt the following It. to the bent of hi- Bnttln rond Interacts the center lint ol submit a work proftnim for the ex- be elected and meetings of the Board of course (May. 1911) of north mix degree" Hiver road; thence north along tht otn* penditure- of $3,100,000 under which knowledge and belief, a true statement uf Rexlatry and Election In tho Towntthlp ot no minutes east to Mill Brook) thenco (7) tho ownership, management, etc., of the Holmdel. In tho County of Monmouth. north, down the contor of eatd Mill Brooit tcr line of Bnttin road to the Shrewsbury New Jersey must guarantee to em- aforesaid publication for the date shown Notice Is hereby tdven that a General to the Bay Shore i thence (8) weaterly, fol- In the above caption, required by the Act flection will he hclat Bay View tioned, between the hours of one o'clock Notice U horoby given that a General is shut off ]>y the Ihermoslalic •*• flow in dodging and there's a big chance of being tossed amount of bond*, mortgages, or other se- (IttiuhtB: thence (6) In tha center line of Klcctlon will be hold In and for tha curities ure: in thO afternoon and nine o'clock In theaald West Side Avenue to the point where Borough of Shrewsbury, In the County ox control. With fuels of this type and gored by death-dealing horns. But it's jun for tho evenlnu. for the tmr[>!me of mnklnc the It Intersects Far View Avenue on laid 1511- Monmouth and Stats of New Jersey. od None. (Inill revision and correction of the /regis- Idtt property; thence (fl) eaaterly. in tha tlio heat must he all on or all off. 4. Thai the two paragraphs next above, ter for the General Election. Tuesday. November 5th, 1QSK, between tM toreador—taking chances is in his blood. sviiiK Urn names of the ownare, stock- center tint ot far View Avenue to tha In* hours of seven o'clock A. M. end tight "tic who hath lost his reputation is a But with anthracite the firo The pnlllnK plnre for Holmdel Township temectlori of what la known a* ths Surrey holder*, imri security holders. If any, con- t» nt the ToAvnflhlp Mull. Holmdel. New Winding Road) thence (7) northerly, down o'clock P. M.. at the respective polling dead man among the living," can he regulateJ-—speeded up tain not only the list of stockholders and the center line of tht Sorrey Wlntlltiw toad place In said Borough. ,a It's thrilling io take chances—but'not when buying fuel. tccurity huldere as they appear upon the Jersey. Bald election will be held in tht saij OCTOBER or plowed down gr:itf\ to tha center line of the road leading from There's one. fuel you can buy without risk—'blue coal'. It» bookn of the company but also. In canes BIDMKY V. BRAY, Nnveaink to Leonardvllla; Ihencs (B) «s«t- tluinugh for the purpose of elect!** v''6-Scven die In first United Uiilly— no that you where the stockholder or security holdei Clerk of Holmdel Township. orly, In tht center line of the road leading a Member of the Senate of the State of Staiearailway wreck, 1833. can have somn heat • bine color tells you that you're getting the finest Pennsyl- appeni upon the books of the company in Dated AuifiiHt 1H, 1035. from Naveslnk to Leonard villa; thonce (fl) Now Jersey; two Members of tht General trustee or In any other fiduciary relation, sABterly, (n tho center line of tho rood Aancmbly of New Jersey from tht Countr at nil thnr? just ns vania Hard Coal. . . cleaned, screened and sized by up-to- the name of tho person or corporation fnt leading from Navealnk to Leonardvllie to of Monraoutlii a Sheriff for the Countr of J NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Monmouth : two Members of ths Board of <££^£ ?3-Stoddan! patents the much or a* little- us whom such trustee Is acting, le elven; the center line J( Seventh Avenue on rht date methods, to give you warm, cozy rooms all winter at alao that the eald two tmrugraphs contain Eatnte of Lewh H, Wolff", deceased. (Dor- Cooruo O. OHVIB tract; thence (9) norther* Chosen Freeholders for the Ooantr ef Btram calliope, 1855, u want. statements embracing atllftiU'u full knowl- othy W. Doiitflna and remainderman ly. In the ranttK Una of Boventh Avenus to Monmouth, tor three yen.™; thret Cor- lowest cost. Play safe! Always order 'blue coal' . . . Ask for edge and belief •>* to tlm clrcumotancea trust.) Ita Intersection with Many Mind creek and oner* for tbe County of Monmouth i ana the southerly line of tha Ho rough of At- for tho following municipal officers, vll.l >nd conditions under which stockholders Notice in hereby given that tho ac« ,10—The Boers declare war orj it by name .. . and look for the blue color. und security holders who do not appear lanta Hlghlnnde; thence (10) weaterly «nd two Councilman, for the full term of to ret) upon the book* of the company as trus count H of the diiliBcrihorit. 1 run tees for northerly In the southerly and weaterly yoara; one Councilman, to fill the un«* Great Uritain, 1899. tees, hold stock and securities tn a c& I'orothy W. DOIIKIHS and remaindermen of llnei of tha Borough of Atlantio Highlands plred term of Michael Mcflarlty; » Col* pacity other than that of a bont fide own- tho astute of wald deceased, will be audit- to high water mark on th« ahore of Itari- lector, for tho full terra of three yetrij 11— First naval battle of Revo er: and thU affiant has no reason to believe ed and a tilted by tho .Surrogate of the tin or S«ndr Hook Day t thence (II) wpat- and a Justice of tho Peace, for one yttr hit ionary War, New York that any other person, association or cor- County ol Monmouth and reported for ari y. In the nigh water mark on aald ahora tn fill the unexulred term of O'eorgt settlement to tha Orphniis Court of said to Ware Creek, the point or place of be- Hughes. 1770. poration has any Interest direct or Indi- County, on Thursday, tho fourteenth dsy dinning. rect in the said stock, bond*, or other se- of November, A. IX, 103&, nt which time Notice ol Keglstrstlon. curities than aa io stated by him. application will be ma tie for the allow- And that on Tuesday, October 1% 12—Columbus l.im!s at 6. That the averaira number of copies ot ance of mmmUnions and counitrl fees. The polling place for the Fourth Kleo- 1035, the Hoards of Registry and Election liania Islands, W)Z. ' each Issue of the publication sold or dU- Dated September 24, A. P. lUSf). tton District U tha lire vent Park and wilt most at the place at which they will Leonardo flrehouse. Center Avenue, Ieil h«fora me thU The polling nlact foi Bhrtwabury Bow Ehow ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Harold Coal Co 128 East 72nd fit rot. Mew York City, Beginning it tha Intersection of tha New ougti •• the FlrehouQt. Shrewsbury. ' Springfield, °»lo, 10 West Front. St., 30th day of September, 1036. Vork and Long Branch railroad with, the IB51 twu\f M. L. MflUinor & Son ' Phone 132 Trustees. . ORTRpnK 0. VAN VL1KT. EATONTOWN Henry Allen Co., Inc. ...Phone 40 LONG DRANCH-OI. B. Sh.rman A Son* Co_J»h . (Seal) MARION M. BA.FIRETT. Walter E. Cooper, E»

1 AMUSEMENTS. rolw, will be ihown at tile Strand on CASING FOB SHADE TBEES. try house, arrange with the poultry- 8. S, LINES CKU1SES Bunday, Monday and Tuesday of man to UM the superphosphate on next week. Their Proper Care Require* They be the board*. Any market gardener tout t« CHII Contractor & Builder * Strand Theater. Round th. World Adapted by Charles Bennett from Watched Constantly. who gecuM* poultry manure In this "Going Highbrow," a Warner way can wall afford to buy the super- tANO TOURS AIR UNES John Buchnan's. novel, "The Thlrty- Very often unwise expenditures are J. T. BEEKMAN Brothers picture with Guy Klbboe, Nlne Steps" .18 concerned with the phosphate and supply it to the poul- Zaju PHU and Edward Everett Hor- made on alck ahade tree«, that might 161 Hudson Avenue, amateur efforts of a young man of trymap. Poultrymen will be glad to Helen Lee Getty ton, will be shown for the lust times better be Invested in younger trees, uie It became of Its deodorant prop- Ttierifi no rasuon wbjr you •hould Ixxber frtenda. Vti~ the "Xools-rtiish-ln-where-angels-fear- advises County Agent Douglass. can (dvuKo you 1300,1300, lioo or Kr—aa • IOM pin TRAVEL SERVICE REP BANK. N. 3, today at tho Strand theater. Bated to-tread" variety of heroics to pro- erties when applied to the dropping $TANtF> AuthoriMd A»«m qn the story, "Social Pirates" by Whllo an honest lover of trees board*. The poultryman will he re- ^ihai illowi you to repay in null raonthlj '——"——n» E»Oroate» fTnrnlibed, vent an air ministry secret being ON YOUR For All Trwia-AIUnUe S. S. Uttu Ralph Bpenco, the film concerns the might desire to cave an old tree, paid for his trouble. The gardener Monthly tb«r«» sf two «nd mwh taken out of the country by a foreign ranging in age from fifty to a hun- ' all per cant on unpaid bal«n«« only. C.ll. Fhon. or Writ. Jobblnt n Specialty. wIW 'of a Kansas farmer, suddenly spy organization. will have a much better fertilizer ami For UUHtun, Raiarvatlona £ R>Ui become rich, who hlrce herself a pub- dred years, It is not always practical, everybody i«,,pleased by the arrange- Although the picture Is British and either from a cash return or for tea- MM- „ All TIcluH gold il the Compunlii' Phone B. B. 2166. Holly man and adopts a waitress as the cast almost entirely British, it ment. a* daughter, to launch herself into tlmental reasons, and It la possible to '- Fubllihiil Katei C&emb^ of ^a« listed in several American movie Invent small amount* In different aUe PERSONAL Finance Co. New York's socially elect. magazines as one of the beat plo- The road to better and bigger busi- Elnctrie Bld«. SOI Bants Av«m>«. Phon« Ri4 Bank 1T4S National Housing Guild. shade trees and really have eome- nass lead* through The Reglster'n ad- U MECHANIC ST, , RED BANK The romantic leads are handled by turea of the month. thlng worthwhile. Phone A. f. 7S0S UO.il No. «70 ROES Alexander and June Martel, vertising columns.—Advertisement. ROOM 1003 Carlton Theater. Neglect of a shade tree for 25 or ASBOKV PARK. N. J. both of tie Broadway stage. Gordon more years and then a sudden awak- Westcott plays tho villain of the pro- "The Man on the Flying Trapeze" ening of sentiment and the Invest duction and Judy Canova, of the fa- with W. C. Fields in the title role, ment of $50 to save the tree i» fre- mous Canova Family, has an Import- will he the feature attraction today quently money thrown away. The ant role. and tomorrow (Thursday and Fri- proper management of shade trees day) at the Carlton theater. The is to watch them continuously and picture was produced by Paramount when limbs die Investigate to find the Seaboard FUEL OIL Service from an original story and is built cause, Removo the dead or dying about the themo of tho old but still branches and treat the tree properly, popular uongr. which may mean spraying, pruning, Tho supporting cast Includes Mary filling of cavities or fertilization, or Order the Best at Today's Price Brian, Kathleen Howard, Grady But- possibly all of these treatments, are ton, Vera Lewis, Luclen Littlefleld, necessary if the owner of the tree has ALSO YOU QET Oscar Apfo and Lew Kelly. Tho Kept MB eyes open and treated the NO EXTRA COST story concerns the antics of a hen- tree earlier as the needs required. A Fuel Oil Contract Will Protect pecked husband, who is employed as There are a number of rather rapid 43% More Non-Skid Mileafle a memory expert clerk for a woolen growing shade trees that might be , Blowout Protection In EVERY manufacturer. The action centers set out and within five or ten years You Against Sharp Price Increases principally about Fields efforts to at- make very satisfactory shade. There „ 1, Guarantee against road hazard! tend a -wrestling match. Unfor- are otber instances where a man tunately, his petty young brother-in- might Invest {20 to (25 in one of the law steals his ticket while tho com- larger types of shade trees and se- edian, in one of his famous retiring cure greater satisfaction as well as scenes, has gone to tho. cellar to in- substantial shade, rather than invest vestigate the presence of burglars In two or three times thlB amount to tho house. 0i« troubles begin at save an older tree that might range onco, from tho moment he la Jailed from 12 to 21 inches in diameter. instead ol tho housebreakers, to the After all, one must consider what he time1 ho gets to the fight after the gets for his Investment as well as any ho a gives him the afternoon off to sentiment that might be attached to I attend his mother-in-law's "funeral." the tree. Now Is an excellent time to EASY a n d i The Broadway Melody of 1936," make an Inventory of every shade ROBERT DONAT MADELEINE CARROLL In'THE with Jack Benny, Eleanor Powell tree on our grounds from the young- 39 STEPS," a GB Production. and Robert Taylor In the main roles, est to the oldest and from the small- | 111 be the. feature attraction for five est to the largest Two features, "Thunder in the aya beginning on Saturday. Tho TERMS licture. was produced by Metro- Night" with Edmund Lowe, Karen Morley nnd Paul Cavanaugh, and Goldywn-Mayer and has a support- StTPEBPHOSFHATE. •'Suporspcod" with Florenco Rico,. Ing cast that includes Una Morkel, NornxuiLFoBter. and. Mary Carlisle, Sld-SUverBi-Junc-KnigHt-and-several It Will be Advantageous to Use It With Stable Manure. your credit—huy Lifetime Guaranteed will be shown tomorrow (Friday) and 'ariety artists, worth-while quality. Saturday Now that the cattle are being Your Fuel Oil Is Important "Thunder In the Night," a Fox film, housed In the barn, the advantages Don't tako chances on SPEEDWAY Is based on tho play, "A Woman of using superphosphate to increase worn-out equipment or Lies," with Ladislaus Fedor. The the value of stable manure should be to Your Comfort This Winter! plcturo Is a myatery-drama end apparent to every dairyman, accord- waste money on a doubt- Lowe 1« again cast as a sleuth. The Ing to II. A. Clark, assistant county fql tire for lack of ready locale la gay and colorful Budapest. agricultural agent. When the super- Here's a Combination You Cannot Beat: Cavanaugh Is a political kingpin and phosphate Is scattered in the stalls cash. Come to us, use Miss Morloy Is his wife. Others in and gutters at the rate of one pound your credit and buy. the cast include Una CVConnor, John per cow per day, it serves as an ab- Qunlon and Russell Hicks. sorbent and a deodorant and also SEABOARD FUEL "Superspeed" is a Columbia pic- makes the manure a complete- and and ture, the plot of whlcB deals with well balanced fertilizer. If not prac- SERVICE OIL Foster's attempts to soli a new type tical to distribute the material In the of eupcr-chargcr, which he has In- barn, it may be scattered on each vented, and which unscrupulous In- load of manure before it goea to the field at the rate of from thirty to fif- torsBts are trying to obtain. HI 1 Verified "Metered" Oil Delivery FRANK VAN SYCKLE Bice and Miss Carlisle are rivals for ty pounds to the load, depending on the young ' engineer's affections. the size. Farms that produce large Thrilling scenes on automobllo race quantities of manure and use the su- Quick Road Service. Tel, 1296. tracks are part of tho film. In the perphosphate supplement would need supporting cast are Charley Grape- to purchase very little other com- win and Arthur Hohl. pletely commercial fertilizers. 451-153 West Front St., Red Bank Tho Gaumont-Britioh production, Some gardeners In Monmouth county who have a co-operative Seaboard Ice Co. "Tee Thirty-Nine Steps," with Rob- ert Donat, the star of "Monte Cristo,", agreement with the larger poultry and Madeleine Carroll In tho stellar plants to secure the poultry manure in return for cleaning out the poul- Telephone Red Bank 24 8

DOING/ ', DRAKE/ By JACKUMEDA Jack Benny and Sid Silvers in "Broadway.Melody _qf 1936," WHAT DID YOUR SHE DIDNT^l , 'AND I WAS Tho songs wore written by Nacio WIFE SAY WHEN SAY ONE ) GONNA HAVE Herb Brown' and Arthur Freed, who YOU CAME HOME wrote tho musio for tho original THESE TEETH "Broad-way Melody," and Include AT 3>A.M. LAST PULLED "Broadway Rythym," "You Are My NIGHTL Lucky Star," "On a Sunday After- 1 The Second National Bank noon," "I've Got a Feelln You're Foolin," and "Sing Before Break- fast" Tho dance sequences, led by Eleanor Powell, also feature Vllma and Buddy Ebsen and were staged by Albertina Kasoh. and Benny, playing the role of a noted Broadway newspaper columnist, makes himself responsible for tho stage success of a little girl from up- state who comes to the city to "nia'.te good." As a result she becomes' the toast of Broadway and the idol of the Trust Company show world. ONE WORD comprises the name of the Oil Burner of Tomorrow— Mios Powell portrays the girl and CARTER ^ Come in and see it NOW ... Find out for yourself how amazing- Miss Knight Is the "other woman" from Park avenuo who Invades tho ly economical this burner really is. And remember—when you buy the realm of Broadway but flnds that the CARTER here, we supply a year's service—FREE! few blocks from her own boulevard of Red Bank, N. J. to the Gay White Way Is much long- er romantically than It Is in a taxi- PHONES 5P37-2686SUN! 0 CO ]l_7MONMOUTH^ST. cab. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION SEPTEMBER 30, 1935 Ransack Koad Stand. l Thieves' Monday night entered Harold L. Bloodgood's road stand on \ JACK LAFREDA SUPER-SERVICE ? Broad street, Shrewsbury, and stole eggs, cantalopoa and a quantity o£ RESOURCES LIABILITIES Quiet May OIL BURNERS* QAuncrur RAOIOS ANOREFRIGERATORS fresh fruit, A hat left by tho ln- trudors was found by state troopers Cash on Hand and Due from Capital Account $1,250,000.00 who are Investigating. Banks $1,060,712.72 U. S. Government Securities 1,625,149.38 Undivided ProftU 82,166.42 Just Across State and Municipal Bonds 559,487.01 Reserve for Contingencies 29,611.00 Stock of the Federal Reserve Deposits •• 6,158,144.10 the Continent Bank . 37,500.00 Other Bonds and Securities 1,707,544.78 Other Liabilities 249.75 This There's a friendly voice across Loans and Discounts 1,766,302.23 Real Estate Mortgates 318,410.00 doesn't know it th« street—another—50 miles Bank Building and other Real •way—still another in a vil- •—*ul she will soon receive « / Estate • 420,637.51 telephone call from oat of town , lage 300 miles distant—or in Other Resources 24,427.64 (bwrqga connecting time on a city across the continont. $7,520,171.27 $7,520,171.27 They're tho voices of your 8be will answer at her friends and somehow they all S p Hare •eem nen—because »f your DIRECTORS: •ifc convenience fat yxmt ho telephone. You can be talking with any r ALLEN, Jr. MYRON V. BROWN of them by telephone more GEORGE K. ALLEN, Jr. JOHN BUGKLIN quickly than you can get yonr RICHARD APPLEGATE JOHN COLT car out of the garnp WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG MARCUS M. DAVIDSON Snch service it the 2>ro<7nct LEON REUSSILLE, Jr. ftf fifty year* of Bell System HARRY G. BORDEN effort to bring the telephone J. D. TULLER wfcWn die reach of all and to enable anyone to talk with any- one else in this neighborhood Deposits in this bank are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., in the wanner nation that it ours, qnickly, and to the e*t*nt orovided under the terms of the-Btnkinx Act of 1933, and .rr-endmenU - , aad at a reasonable rate. . thereto. * " ' IWrntforSSt • 150mLforS(X*iKIOmLfiH 90t. S*aHoh*>4tation night rate,, NOfTeffective aJU>r T&HJHBW JERSEY BELL TELBPMONEC0. OCTOBER IP, 1988.

ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. A dinner wai Mrved and Mise NOTICE. secretary; R. L. Vogel, £j£ Zambrano waa the recipient of SaU *t Real Estate tor ifacaM 111, lot 14, two heuaaa and lot, Concrete Houses aiann, William Balbach, Richard number of useful gifts. Those at- Ko. it .on th* south (Id* ol Trenery and Jacob Martin. BOw Virginia Jlae Warren to Wed Frank Costeflo of Mechanic Street to h J, V* Katouffh,' eollaetor ol tveaui la Brown Dime* , 114.81 ^.sgyEJtk%.»,* John J. Jaslo of Fort Monmouth. Wed JLong Branch Girl. tending were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and tor th* borough at Bed Bank, County •at" Uuf "R'Atktoa1 , Wt 'M. lot Are Being Planned The Thomas Jefferson Democratlo Zambrano, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zam- S3, house and Jot, No. «t. on th* club will tender a testimonial din- George Warren of Railroad ave- ot Monmouth and But* ot N*w Just*. north Bid* e* Honmouth street- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zaaibrano of brano and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick' hereby give notice Hat according ta th*CMllIf< 1. Eager, blk. li, lot Jt. 168.7* The possibility of the concrete ner to Councilman A. A. Franck, re- nue, Eatontown, announces the en-Winter street, Long Branch, an- law requiring m* to rnaka .the unpali bulldln. mat lot. No. Ill, *n house as a factor in new home con- cently elevated to local leader of thegagement of his daughter, Virginia Zaaibrano, ail of Long Branch, and taxes, asuaaminta and other municipal nounced th« engagement of their Mr. and Mrs. Janes Galatro of Bed eharsaa. assessed on land, tenements, th* north aid* of Honmouth sTtoctlon under the Federal Hous- Democratic party and president of Rae, to John J. Jaslo ot Fort Mon- •tre*t .., a-i ,im mi., the club. The dinner will be held daughter, Josephine, to Frank COB- Bank. hereditaments and real estate In Bald Bor- 107.86 Administration's insured mort- mouth. tello of Mechanio street, Monday ough ot Red Bank tor th* jear 18:4. will Hanrr Campbell Trust, pj*. 44, lot SU plan teis seeee)I, *a com-Land, * loan Co- blk. 4), lot I, Massachusetts, attended and gradu- puted In ths_' tax Hat, together with In. bulldlm and lot on th* south over that for September. From Jan- Coatello attended the Red Bank high tarest on said amount from add Ant da? •Id* of Monmouth strset .„. 4IT.C1 uary to and Including' October, the ated from high school there. • No date school and Is now employed by the Boys can make extra pocket money of July to the date of aale and th* cost* ilarrini Baptist Church, blk. II, total for relief was $30,910. has been set for the wedding. vertlslng columns-—Advertisement of Bale at public vendue to sued persons lot I, hous. and lot on th. east Globe oil company of Red Bank. as will purchas* th* same subject to re- aid* of Purl street ,,„ .,,, ,, ;..„. lo.DI Mrs. Albert Kostella has returned demption at th* lowest rate ot Interest, Julius Straus, hlk. «0, lot 10, house froai the Bivervlew hospital at Red hut in no cas* In *xc«ss of eight per cant and lot. No. St. on th* north Bank. par annum. This aalt la mad* under the Bid* of Backless plae* 171.14 provisions of an Aot of th* legislator* Ella PlnUrd, blk. 101. lot II, Mr. and Mra. John Englehorn have entitled An Act concerning unpaid taut**, housa and tot. (To. »T, on th* JJ j5rw.7TT;iot;», closed their Deacon Beach home and assessments and other municipal chau-rea aouth aid* of Wavarlr pl*c*.__. Kt.lt sna lot. No. 01, oa tit* Fowler at the office* of thereturned to Orange. on real property and provldlng^for th* eol- Eat. Caorj. Qranse, blk. 101, lot aid* of Catherine atreat Z~ ing Administration of SANITONE CLEANING EXPERT DYEING ectlon thereof, by the creation and en- JO, house and lot, No. IB. on th* Josephine Oecero, blk. 78. loTTT Tho recently, organized Players forcement ot llena thereon (Revision ot north side ot Irvine plao* 111,14 hous. and loCNoTss'on thi club of St. Ann's church held a BO- IBIS)". NATIONALLY KNOWN ANY SHADE DESIRED Oomttnee TVlndnaiMlrtSlkV |00, lot tvusi UIHS)- cial at Emil's log cabin at Middle- Th* eald lands, tenements; heredita- it, hous* and lot. No, 10, on th. house and lot. . NoNo. .iii. the town last week. • . ments and real estate to be sold and th* west aid* of Arthur plac* ..._... Sl^il? MSihiC tT!TS ! Union and Fhillipsburff, New Jersey tho Casino theater during the sum- ing" and lot on the north aid* of 20A, house and-lot. No. 1S8, on _ 280, one lot on Earl street ..._.. -T.08* mer, has returned to his home at West Front street 874.09 the east elds of Branch avenue 108.04 Francis Patlllo, bl». 67. lot 88D. These structures are still standing New York. Paul Keutche, blk. 86, lot 10. John E. Chamberlain,"hlk. Ill, let hous* and lot on Earl street L 48.JJJ and most of them are occupied. building and lot. No. 107, on 86, hous* and lot,.'No. 178, on Est. Mary K. Lane. blk. 67, lot ft" Mrs. Ethel King has opened the south side'-'of West Front the east aide of Branch avenue 19.18 house and lot. No. 87. on th* "It was Mr. Edison's ambition to •S.JX pastry shop on Church street. atreet —, 198.19 Joseph Dangler, blk. 111, lot 87, Bouth aide of Herbert atreet . build a house which could be sold Mrs. William Pease is visiting at housa and lot, No, 182, on the tor a low figure," declared Mr. Fow- S, house and lot. No. 1*8, on east aide of Branch avenue...... 80.8S Camlllo Majetto. blk. 67. lot 6, ler, "and that is our present goal.New Haven, Conn. tho aouth aid* of West Front Lester Rots. blk. 105, lot 8t, house house and lot, No, 99, on th* T6JS8J Redecorating the interior of the atr«et ..... -. .. "49,80 and lot, No. 202. on the west south side of Herbert street,™. While our research work will be Chamber of Commerce, land on the aid, of Hudson avenue ...-,-..... 16t.it Antonio Fraionl. blk. 66, lot ji! done in our New York office, we wi 1Keansburg National bank has been aouth aide of West Front street 28.49 house and lot. Mo. 102, on th* 88,U have access to the laboratory faci 1- completed. QUALITY Allen Frost, blk. 10. lots 0-7, Leona M. Spear, blk. I0S, lot 84, north side of Herbert street Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Beady have building and lot. No. 26. on the house and lot. No. 108, on the Thomas H. Ross. blk. 68, lot 81. UBS both at the Edison plant in north side of Blast Front street 644.90 west side of Hudson avenue .... 150.01 house and lot, No. 86, on th* •1.30 West Orange and at the Edison ce- closed their summer home and re- William N. Worthley, blk. 10, lot Est. Mary Snyder. hlk. 68. lot 8, north side of Herbert Btreet turned to Newarlc. house and tot, No. 42, on th* Est. O. V. Bennett, blk. 65, lot B", ment works at New Village, Warren 18, house and lot. No. 62, on the west Bide of Hudson avenue 91.60 Fred Best has accepted a position north side ot East Front street. 128.77 houBe and lot on the north side 86.281 county. We are gathering informa- Est. Emma O. Hubbard, blk, 11, Harry Loniatreet, blk. 58, lot 10B, of Herbert street tion which will help us to make a with tho state highway commission. lot 6, house and tot, on th* house and lot, No, 52, on the Eet. H. OatendorlT, blk. 65, lot 10, concrete house fireproof and com- A branch of the Crusade union of north side of East Front street 2,121.88 west sld* of Hudson avenue ...... 88.2ft house and lot, No. 66, on th* fortable te !lve in. boy singers has been organized with LAUNDRY SERVICE Charles H. Throckmorton, blk. 18, Hannah O. Held, blk, 10S, lot 13, north side of Herbert strset _ lot a, house and lot, No. 176 on house and lot, No. 171, on the it. Kate A. Morris, blk. 71, lot "Our investigations," continued the following members: Edward the south side of East Front east side of Hudson avenue- 89.88 '41. house and »t. No. 8 on 42.28 Wurst, Henry Andrews, Douglas street ..»....». .._».._....-.....»... 88.86 Laura M. White, blk. 106, lot 10, Tilton avenue . Mr. Fowler, "will have to do not house and lot, No. 189. on the Vincent DeMarla. blk. 71, !ot~47,' Foulks, George Andrews, William Est. Emma E. Hubbard, blk 27, only with standard concrete, but east side of Hudson avenue 146,72 house and lot, No. 16, on Til. Aalbuer William Grenger, Anthony lor arhoiise and lot, No. 86,-on - ,uman"~ Beldr blk. 106, lot CS, -;x--?:-:r^r...... «•»* ^rilh TiTlight weight concrete that ton avenue ...... will eventually be as light to handle Crapio and Howard Grimes. Meet- the south Bide of East Front house nnd lot. No. 00. on th* ngs will be held In the Manning street . 209.47 west side of South atreet 167.48 Robert U Cook, blkr 80, lot" Ki, as wood. FOR EVERY NEED Est. Emma E. Hubbard, blk 27, 1st. Tenbrook Stout, blk. 107, lot .two houses and; two lots. NOB. place flre house under the direction 29-41, on toe south side o...f. 116.88' "We have found that concrete 13 lot a, house and lot, *No. 88, on 7. house and lot. No. 80. on the Sunset avenue ;...,. wanner in winter and cooler In sum-of Harry W. Baker. the south side of Hast Front east side of South street 141.80 Est. Elttabeth Walling, blk. "ib" Mra Howard Opdyke. entertained street U0.B2 R. B. Lund & Mort. Co., blk, 118, lot 18, house and lot, No, II, mer than houses constructed of other fid. VonKntteriffcll. blk. 1, lot 11, lot 2C, Innd on the south side of 61,nf. material," continued Mr. Fowler. "It the C. I. A. group connected with the house and. lot. No. 10, on the Plncknoy road , 64,02 on the south side of Sunset av*. Methodist church at her home on west aide of Rector place .. 200.27 It. II. Land & Mort. Co., blk. IK, Frank Jobes, blk. ifs.loT 287 houa* requires less than halt the amount Toseph E. Coleman, blk. 1, lot 12, and lot, No. 44, on the north lharles street last week. lot 2E, land on the south sld* of aide of WestBlde avenue ... 87.86) of coal to heat a concrete house house and lot, No. 15, on the Plnckney road 40.01 Charles and Anna Ronell, blk. 85, than other kinds of dwellings. It Martin Lohsen has returned from west Bide of Rector place 120.28 John M. Osborn, blk. lie, lot 2G, lot 1 & 10, two nouses end two NONE BETTER Est. Glemence Face, blk. S, lot 2 one lot on the south > eld* ot is also a fact that repair bills are a visit at Rye, N. Y. r lots, on the east side of Carman Sidney Alterman, employed by the house and lot on Allen place — 86.11 Flnckney road .'. 15.81 place ...... 88.R8 practically nil. Of the Edison con- " T. Allen Est. blk. 6, lot 8. lot Mabel McVcy, blk. lit, lot IB, B. Castellacclo, blk. 86, ioVift, crete houses built in 1917 'and 1018Keansburg steamboat company dur- on Allen place ..... 88.14 house and lot. No. 91. on tha house and lot, No. 74, on the not S50 has been spent in repairs on rib the summer and who also oper- Charles R. ROB!, blk. 6, house and south side of Plnckney road 166,90 north side of Newman Springs each house." ates a service station on the Beach- lot, No. 4&, on the west aide Daniel A. Dorn, blk. 114, lot 88, road „ „.. of Riverside avenue .—.».. 151.83 house and lot, No. 120. on the S. Castellacclo, blk. 87, lot 'n" Mr. Fowler was with Mr. EdiBon way, has completed plans to open a 'lerre Proal, blk. 7. lot 8. hous* north side of Plnekner road — 47.87 house and lot on the north sld* when the first Edison concrete houses service station at Miami, Florida. and lot, No. 128, on the east Grace Worthley. blk. 118, lot It, of Nawman Springs road .... „ 81.01 were built, and he took part in their Edward R. Crear, former borough side of Riverside avenue . 812.86 house and lot, No. 97, on tha Est. Lester Dey, blk. 87, lot 11-12, * Harold H. Brown, blk. 7, lot S, south side of Bersen place T8.78 two houses end two lots on th* construction. He saya at that time clerk, made a trip to Trenton last house and lot, on tb* e&st aid* S. Applesate, Exec, blk. lit, north aid* ot Nawman Springs an Kdison concrete house was week in an airplane. of Riverside avenu* 831.0! lot 5, one lot on the south aide road . 80.K8 "poured" in one day. At a meeting of the Holy Name Est. J. T. Allen, blk. 71, lot 11, of Bergen plac* . 16.81 Natolo Tomanlo, blk, 75. lot 102, Charles Edison, the present head society last week in St. Ann's school, house and lot on the^east aid* William J. Swannell, blk. 118. lot housa and lot. No. 19, on Cen- of Riverside avenue 256.00 1, house and lot. No. 77. on the tral avenue T.OT of Thomas A. Edison, Inc., was con-plans were discussed to hold a Com- Gaetlno RuRerl, house and lot. No. Bouth side of Bergen place . 105.68 Frank Maxza, blk. 75, IIOUB* and nected with the Federal Housing munion breakfast in November. 28, on Union street ~ 77,49 Joseph Honljrman, blk. 135, lot lot, No. 64, on Central avenue S6.IS Administration at its inception and Mrs. Eva Whltehead entertained >. Margolls, blk. IS. lot 18, house 18A, ho'us* and lot. No.' 91. on ^ Joseph Maize, blk, 76, one lot on was originally regional director for LEON'S and lot, No. 45, on the east aid* the south aide ot Bergen ptac* 75.8B Central avenue . -...« .«. 11,78 New at a birthday party at her home on of Prospect avenue . - 20.76 Mora N. Lone, blk. 112. lot 28.29, Asarlnh Shomo, blk. 15, lot 71. the SKA » Jersey, Pennsyl- Wednesday afternoon of last week. Ella J. Parker, blk. M, lot 2-4. house and three lot*, No. 22, on hous* and lot on Cedar street.... 21.Jl vania and Delaware. He la at pres- Those present were Mrs. Marie John- house and lot, No, 105, on th* the north aide of Berren plac*.. 171.46 W. VanBuren, blk. 75, lot 88, ent New Jersey State Director of east side of Prospect avenue — £78.01 ,V. H. Hyer, blk. 114, lot 24, house house and lot on Cedar atreet... SB.Sf son, Mrs. Margaret Paterson, Mrs. Established Since 1912 Thomas K. Hills, hlk. 12, lot 14, and lot. No. 90, on th* south Wliraer Jordan, blk. 75, lot 80, the National Emergency Council, the Marie Scheelor, Mrs. Gertrude Kuhn, house and lot. No. 7, on Vista side of MadlBon avenue . 11T.B7 house and lot on Cedar street 82.lt duties of -which he carries out while Mrs. Verna Hubert, Mrs. Margaret place >—• 181,10 10. building and lot on th* south Alfred Spinney, blk. 96, lot 5A, side of Oakland street 186.20 building and lot on the west also directing Edison Company ac- Ackerman, Mrs. Nancy MacKay, Mrs, W. D. Fowler, blk. 18, lot 88, side of Willow street tivities. bouse and lot at Haddon Park— 108.70 Mary A. Quliley, blk. 61. lot 14, 82.2* Bessie Aalbue and Mrs. Violet Aal- 70-76 WHITE STREET Mrs. A. M. Applegate, blk. 18, lot house and lot. No, 84, on tha Albert Palandrone, blk. 98, lot sC (The B*d Bonk Register •>« *>• <»»«*» Francis Fetlllo, blk. 96, lot 14-15, house and lot. No. 187, on the Sam Schrom, blk. 47, lot 10. house In Keansburs »t the Btorea of JB. L. MUltr, to her home at Hockville Center, aouth side of- Chestnut atreet 78.60 and lot, on the north aide of three houses and two lots on the 46.Tt N. Santa Loci.. Philip Keller. Charlet Long Island. • east side of Bridge avenue . 58.16 John Sculls. & Gargullo. blk. 75, Canal atreet ..._... Votfel and L Zuckennan.) Garrett Chamberlain, blk. 68, lot lot 6, house and lot. No. 117, on Haggle Holmes, blk. 91. lot 19, Paul Rockafellow and family have the south elde of Chestnut street (4,90 house and lot on St. Mary's 6-7, two houses and two' lots. 19.18 The hearings conducted by the moved into their new home. No. 1,46. on the west side of Delorea E. Crotchfeit, blk. 75, lot placo ...... » borough council on five alleged vio- Mr. and Mrs. James Gravany have Bridge avenue 198.61 151, house and lot, No. 28. on Florence Smith, blk. 91, lot 21, the south side of Chestnut street 101,16 house and lot. No. 16, on St. lations of the liquor law were, con- closed their Beachway home and tak- RUGS DRAPES, CURTAINS Kick Gettls. blk. 77, lot IE, house 29.5T. cluded last Wednesday night In the and lot on the west sld* of Sam Palandrano, blk. 7t>, house Mary'a place ...... en up their residence at New York. Bridge avenua 88.41 and lot. No. 26, on the north Ethel Brandon, blk. 91. lot 22, case of George Kaufman, proprietor CLEANED or DYED AND BLANKETS side of West Bergen place 3. 84.46 house and lot on St Mary'a of the Central hotel, no evidence was The road to better and bigger busi- Nick Gettla, blk. 77, lot 16 * ISA, Herbert Fritz Alleyne, blk. 76, lot plac* ...... 19.18 house and two lots, No. 218. on 87A, house and lot. No. 124, on Joseph and Esther Gates, blk. 01, given to show that he sold liquor to ness leads through The Register's ad- the West side of Bridge avenue 118.87 ANY COLOR CLEANED or DYED the north side of Wsat Bergen lot 28, house anad loIUIt, on ovSt., a minor, who was a resident of New •ertlalng columns.—Advertisement Samuel Blzaaro, blk. 77, lot 22E, place «...— -. 88>tB Mary's place 8I.H York and could not be served with house and lot. No. 256, on tha Sam & Anna BlLzaro, blk. 77, lot Est. John Epps. blk. 91, lot 16, Chancery 7/480 west side ot Bridge avenue —. 1.9 « 23F, building and lot, No. 186, housa and lot on St. Mary'a a subpoena. Council reserved de- SHERIFF'S SALE. it. Emma Greten, blk. 14, lot 11, on the north aid* of W«st Ber- plac* jd&b...»...» . —... cision on the cases of Frank Ve- house and lot. No. 21, on th* gen place ...... 61.13 R. B. LsimTft Mort. Corp, blk. By virtue of a writ ol fi. la. to me di- east side of Harrison avenua — trano, William Balbach, Karl Separis rected. Issued out of the Court of Chan- lharles Williams. Jr., blk. 79, lot 116, lot 2. land on tha east Henry Irving Braun, blk. 16, lot 1-2, house-and lot on the north sld* of Broad street 188.84 and Samuel Corwlck. cery of the State of New Jerioy. will be 10, house and lot, No. 24, on Emily McColgan, blk. 115, lot 22, xpoaed to salo at public vendue on aide of Weit Bergen place 18.67 Chief of Police Charles McGutre Worthley street . 10,51 William Corbln, blk. 79, lot 29, house and lot, No. 8SS, on tha MONDAV, THE NTH DAY OF OCTOBER, Francesco Niro, hlk. IE, lot 89, house and lot. No. 204, on the east aide ot Broad atreet ...~.«. 181.51 and Richard Jessen attended the 1935, ,Vr<* / ' d"i -V>!(;;v. -. ^ house and lot. No. 250, on th* north std* of West Bergen plac* 44.68 Kataln ft Green, blk. 28, lot 15, meeting of the State Association of between tho houra of 12:00 o'clock and south side ot Mechanio street — 51.05 Est. Cecelia Holmes, blk. 79, lot building and lot. No. 8, on th* police chiefs ot Perth Amboy last 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock) In tho after- 'nmcenco Niro, blk. 15, lot 47, lot 89, house and lot. No. 216, on eaat aide of Broad street 847.41 Thursday, noon of aald day at tho Court House, in on the south side of Mechanio the noitth side ot West Bergen Ellas Company, blk. 80. lot 85, tho BoroUKh of Freehold, County of Mon- street - .....,...... -..•.—•«.. 4.10 place 42.81 building ana lot. No. 44, on the Failure of the West Keansburg mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of Alfred Spinney, blk. 15. lot 44, Howard RoBevelt, blk. 97. land west aide of Beoad street .._ 85».»* Water company to pay water bills said court amounting to approximately house and lot. No. 264, on tht and'building on the south aide Broadbank Corp., blk. 99, lot 11, $4,828.00. south aide of Mechanic street... 72.82 of West Bergen place ..... 184,86 house and lot on the west'aide for several years resulted In an ordi- All the following tract or parcel of land MUM. ot Broad street it. Jacob Rogers, blk. 20. lot Mra. Georgs Majors, blk. 97. lot „ 866.41 nance being adopted on first reading and premifles hereinafter particularly de- 10A, house and lot. No. 48, on 62, house and lot. No. 159, on Julia A. Murphy, blk. 94, lot 16, at the borough council meeting last scribed, Bituato. iying nnd being in tho the south side of Mechanic itreet 33.08 the south side ot West Bergen house and lot. No. 42, on the week providing for purchasing tho Borough of Kumtson, In the County of I Frank Ivins. blk. 20. lot 7. house plac* _ JL... 46.18 north side of Drummond avonu* Monmouth, and Stato of New Jersey. lot, No. SO. on th« louth (Ida Senatorial Lodge. K of P.. blk. SI, Joseph Novak, blk. 95. lot 1. company. The water system of this Beginning at n point in the southwest- ol Mechanic street .— -..-... 170.28 lot 4, building and lot on the house and lot, No. 29, on th* company is In Rarltan township and erly aide of Oceanic Road in the north- Lalph Slckela, blk. 52, lot SO, aoutb slds of West Bergen place 87.12 aouth aide of Eaat Sunset ave- for several years tho company was easterly corner of lot No. 9, running HANG IAMPUP house and lot. No. 84, on Mc- W. E. Rock, Est., blk. 91, lot 1, ::: «•*« supplied with water by the' borough, thence alons tho southeasterly aide ot lot Laren street ... 149.11> building and lot on the south Thomas Donahue, blk. 95, lot 4, No. 9, one hundred and ninety-six feet to Est. Edmond Sutler, blk. E2. lot aide of West Bergen place 28.48 house and lot. No. 51, on th* the volume of water used by thea point: thence (2) along the northeaster- 18, house and lot. No. 62, on Rose S. Rock, blk. 00, lot S, house •outh aide of East Sunset eve- company being rnetered through a ly side of lot No. 82, fifty feet Beven inch- McLaren street 12fl.B4 and lot. No. 207, on the aouth 18.61 master meter. The ordinance pro- es to a point; thence (a) along the north- Est. Sara DIxon. blk. 62, lot 6, aide of Weit Bergen place 88.0ft H(rry Estsli. housa and lot on th* westerly »ide of lot No. H, two hundred house and tot. No. 20, on.Mc- Joseph Condlno, hlk. 79, lot 18, north aid* of East Sunset ar«. vides that the purchase price shall and five feet to a point in the south- jLflron street ...... 79.78 house and lot. No, 15, on tha •8.61 be the su;n not to exceed $4,410.42 westerly side of Oceanic Road j thence (4) David Matthews, blk. 61, lot 10, south side of Bank street .. 74.0S st. Ali*B^pTy«r^iVT'M"loV~fc plus the unpaid water bill that is alonK the southwesterly side of Oceanic house and lot. No. 9, on Mc- Lulgl DeChlcchto, blk. 79, lot 15, house and lot. No. 80, on th* Itoad, fifty feet to the point or place of Laren street « „....- — 110.85 house and lot. No. 28, on tha north side of East Westsld* svenu* 87.11 due the borough for the year 1034, beginning. Being the whole of lot Num- Htnry Biggins, blk. 92, lot 11, one ber Ten (10) as laid down on a certain Bessie, Acrnnav, blk. 48, lot 20B, smith sldo of Bank street — 15.10 and that tha purchase price shall be map entitled "Mat) of property of tho Es- house and lot, No. 96, on the it. Benjamin Glover, blk. 79, lot . lot on the north side of East settled for by the borough by thetate of Ehrickl Pjirmly at Oceanic, N. J., west side of Washington street 88.71 10, house and lot. No. 80, on the Westalde avenue .... » Ml cancellation of the unpaid water bills made by UeorVe I). Cooper. C. E., HeJ Eat. Orln Currer. blk. 26, lot W, south sld* of Bank street ..... 17.81 Henry Hliglni, blk. 01, lot 4, house and-lot on the north aide Daisy fllover. blK. 79, lot 9, hous* house and lot. No. 46, on th* due from the company from 1930 toHank. N. J.. April' 14th. 1908." and lot. No. 41, on the aouth south side of East Westslde ave- of Wallace street . 90.O* il.M 193-1 and also the cancellation of the Being the some land nnd premises do- Samuel K. Sobel, blk. 48, lot 19, Side of Bank atreet 87.B4 scribed in a deed dated May 14, 1928, bouae and lot. No. 76, on the Louis Accera, blk. 66, lot 17, Johh n S." Waller i7'"bTk, blk7. 6868 ," housh * andd water bills for 1934. Horace Fowler's made by Ualton Pannly, et tix., to the house aod lot. No, 180, on the lot. No. 41, on til* north side BUUL1southI D1I4Bside3 Usof. WallacVTUllftL.eD Bbstreel V*7 t* ...>.H. 181.00 request for a reduction of water bills aaid Fiunzea Breitenbnch. r* _. .si. .. A s • n L_ — »_ west sld* of Shrewsbury avenue 119.8ft of John street . 125.64 from $439.13 to $210.80 was granted Seized as the properly of Frati7.e9 Brel- Elmer Dey, blk. 60, lot 2, house Julia Vlttorla, blk. 66, lot 18A. B. Brown, blk. 54, lot 6, hous* on Mr. Fowler's plea that the Ten-tonliiuh and Robert Broltenbaeh, her him- and lot. No. 02, on the south house and lot, No. 182, on the and lot, No. 16, on the south Imml, taken In execution at tho ault of side of Wallace street J8.75 west side of Shrewsbury avenu* 160.78 side of John street 80.88 ney belt company, which has rented Frank Marx, and to bo sold by . Cltarella, blk. 52, lot 1, hous* eter DePontl, blk. 78, lot 14, one When the sale takes plac* payment ol part of his building, Would remain in HOWARD HEIIillT, Sherllf. and lot. No. Et, on the west lot on tha west sfd* of Shrews* all taxaa or assessments, .costs and Inter. Dated September loth. l'J35. side of William street 70,70 budy avenua _.__„... 87.18 the buildlns if tho reduction was Mrs. L. DeAnthony, house and lo ast must be made by the purchaser befot* made. The council voted to grant Howard S. Ilixinson, Sol'r. No. 66, on the' west aid o'i Joseph Acquero, blk. 90, lot 18, tha conclusion of tha safe otherwise th* (49 llnci) 520.68 William street ._....- 13M» hous* and lot. No. 294, on th* property will be Immediately resold. William street . . west sld* of Shrewsbury avenue 94.12 exemption papers to Everett Cur-j Mrs. S. DeAnthony, house and lot Witness my hand this 17th day of Sep- hart, a member of flre company No COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, No. 58, on ths west *ld« of Elvln Frake. blk. 90, lot 24, hous* 1. Ralph 0. Williams, borough col- State of Niw Jersey. Willlnm street ~~ 88.84 and lot. No, 226, on th* west tember, 1088. BOOTH. .Scaled l)id« will hi- received by tho Ramuol IlcrkowlU, blk. 49, lot 2S, aide of Shrewsbury avenue 108.81 Collector. lector, reported tho collection of Souril of t-'lio-eii Kicchialiler* of tho house and lot. No. 132, on the Helen O. White, blk. 80, lot 16, $15,433.16 during the month of Sep-County of Monmouth, in the State of New west tide of Spring street .... 133.18 housa and lot. No. 886, on the MORE THAN A MILLION / IN USE west side of Shrewsbury avenua 66,06 Chancery 7/403 tember. For the same period, Kich- leitey, at i ta plmre of mei'tlnj;, Comt JosepJOVilii h T4.*. UU114VIIGordon, , blkUfff* . AllIll, loIUtb .louse. Freehold, N. J., on Wednesday, Oc- 30A, homo and lot. No. 283, on Victor Hembllng, blk. 88, lot 7, SHERIFFS SALE ard JeEsen, borough clerk, collected ober 23rd. 19,'lr,, at eleven o'clock A. M., the wast side of Spring street.™ CS.9S house and lot. No, 874, on the -west sld* of Shrewsbury avenue (1,22 By vlrtuo of a writ of (1. fa. to me dW $58 in fees. Bills totaling $17,000 were ind tben publicly opened and read imme- Leroy Chamberlain, one lot on the icted. Issued out of th* Court of Chaj. diately thereafter, for:' west title of Spring street -—«... 11.40 Thomas Doremus, Trustee, blk. ordered paid. 40, lot 1. building and lot. No. iry of the Slate of New Jersey, will bo "it. John O'Brien, blk. 110, lot «, Aposed to sale at public vendue, on A card party for tlio benefit of the INSTALLATION OV A POUCH RADIO house and lot, No. 297, on the' OS, on the eaat aide of Shrews- TKI.EI'HONK SVSTKM FOJ1 THE COUN. THIS BEAUTIFUL east side ot Spring «treat . 89,2& bury avenue «-...... -.„.„ 180.91 MONDAY, THE 28th DAY OF OCTOBBB. local health center will be held on TY OF MONMOUTH. -IT-UP LAMP Olemente Z'ac, blk, 64, lot 8, in accordance with si>ecificiuloim duly pre. [ax Katz, blk. 110, lot 2, housa 1086, Saturday. Mra. Grace Hcstearl heads and lot, No. 245, on the «ast house and lot, No. 109, on th* itween tho hours of 18:00 o'clock an* pared by l'aul K. WnUon, Radio Engineer, aast slila of Shrewsbury avenu* 84.02 tho committee in charge of the af- and duly adoptcil by Hie Board of Chosen with indirect Lighting HAS YOUR HOME any dark spots, side of Spring street ...... 145.83 eiOQ o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock) In the al- Rorie .Young, blk. 109. lot 1, land Francis I'etlllo, blk. 64, lot 8, two ternoon of aald day, at the Court House, fair. Freeholders of tho County of Monmouth. houses and lot, No. 107, on the places where you wish you had a on thIIIUo east sidmueg ofi oSprinp ring BBirgastreett 14.84 In the Borough of Freehold, County of Specifications for tha proposed work ^ V*.._ _-, a*1_-L. »*j* I-a f l._J *aat aide of Shrewsbury avenue 148.80 After a thorough Investigation, . el'ared liy I'liul E. Wataon, ltadlo Kn- Rouiie Younjr, block 110, lot 1. land Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a de- good light? Then buy this famous 11.69 Eat. Louis Gettls, blk. 68, build- cree ot said court amounting to approxi- County Fire Marnlial Charles Harvey Klneer, have been Ided In tho olllce of tho on the east aide of Spring street ing and lot, No. 1J8, on the mately 12,800.00. • i« of the opinion that the recent fire' Clerk of tho Hoard of Chosen Freeholder! Font Lamp, at special prices, good at- Arthur Hagermnn, blk. 62, lot «ast side of Shrewsbury av.nu. 89.3( of tho County of Monmuutli at tho Court 48, house nnd lot. No. IS8, on All the following tract or parcsl of land that partly destroyed the Hotel Mah- 2?p 89.2S Est. Ida Boncore. blk. 74, lot 6, and premises hereinafter particularly d«- House, Freehold, N. J,. and may be ln- Oct. 7th to Nov. 4th only.... For per- the enat aide of Spring street... ler on Laurel avenuo was caused by eted by prospective biilrleis during bus. Ed. and Flora Morris, hlk. 4B, lot building and lot, No. 218, on tha sorlb«d, situate, lying and beltifl In th* s hours. Bidders will be f urnlahed manent or temporary use anywhere, 28, houne and lot, No. 81. on east side of Shrewsbury avenue 191,17 loroutfa of Eatontairn, In th* County of tramps and not by arson, as was at (1.81 M. Osborn & 15. Blalna, Exec, blk. Jonmouth and BtaU of New JUrsey. '»• with copies of such specifications upon complete with parchment shade, cordi tho north side of Linden place.... Ing on th* southerly side of Maple Avenue, first believed. Mr. Harvey -was un- BesssliDllel AnranavHKIKIIHV., blk(JIB., %U,48, 1UloLt £121, , 74, lot 7A, lot on the east aid* payment of a deposit of $5.00 for eacil of Bhrewabury avenue ...„..._... 11,40 formerl-.marly WWesest Av«nu», and belnst lot num- able to find any trace of material let. plug, and 100 watt bulb. I...... iiouse. an.._.d, lotI... , NoXT*.. 87of , o—.n. th,1.e- Thlf jai) map of th* Enter- that would have been placed In a HIda must bo made in tha mnnner re- north side of IJnden place . 117.48 Joseph Alcalmo, blk. 77, lot 4, Thirty-four jai) on a quiieil by tlio Hiierlflculkmn and mint be PIN-IT-UP LAMP oulse nuhler, hlk. 2a, tion.o and house and lot. No. 2(1, on the prls•Is* Land Company. . building to start a flre. enclosed In scaled envelope* Waring , tho lot, No. 18, on the west side ot «ast sld* of Shrewsbury avenue 81,79 BEOINNINfNfl att tthh e northeast corner of At a meeting of the flre commis- name and address of bidder ami tho work Elmllar to thai shown abor*, I Throckmorton avenue ...... 118.65 Millions. DeMsrla, blk. 77, lot 8, ot number 27, as sst down on said mal» sioners last week, bills totaling J1.OO0 bid upon on the niitsliio and nildrCBsed to except without th* Indirect COMBINATION OFFER R. II. Langdon, house and lot on house and lot, No. 268, on th* on th* aoutherly side of said Avenue | "Tin Iloard of Chosen Freeholders of tho the south side of fiassett place.. (10.16 eaat side ot Shrewsbury avenue 91,86 thence (1) alori* said Avenue south tnir. were ordered paid when funds aro In County of Monmonth," and must bo an. lighting lamp pictured abov* plus on* Caiton Euiene Keough. blk. 84, lot 21, l«orglenna Moyan, blk. 77, lot «A, ty-nlnty-nln* deirreedegrees eaaeast fifty feet to the northnona-. hand. It was reported that the newcompanled by a lioniilnK certificate, ai ol *!x Maria bulb* &»__.__ house and lot. Wo. 32, on tha building and lot, No. 880, on th* west corner off loltt numbember thlrty-ft»thlrtyn»«* (*{l("J"l fire truck for tho New Point Com- provided In the specifications, or n cert!- north side of Wall .treat ... 41.(4 •aat Bid* of Shrewsbury avenu* 41J8 thenc* (2) along tha'Iln* of lot number fled check drawn to the order of tho COMBINATION OFFER William II. Norman, blk. >q. lot Mrs. M. A. Anderson, blk. 01, lot thirty-five (96) south flfty-ohe degr*** fort flre company would be delivered County Treamucr for not less than ton 10, houKo and lot on the east 29, houa* and lot on the eait w«weaat on* hundred and forty-sl* feat I within a few daya, and that an In- This lamp with Carton ol BU affc75 SNAPIT NITE-LIGHT aide of Bbrswsbury avenue...... 70.46 inencthe * m(8); on a CDUTcoursHe paralle(,«i»,ml, I?«• ,«- ',»- • per cent of tho amount ldd nnd shall bo side of West street It.lt Catherine DeOenaro, blk, 71, lot spection would bo made by the com-delivered nt tho piaco and on tho iiour Masda lampi. st. I'.lvioiiJ Mjnton, blk. 108, lot Orst cou... nfty test to the line of lot abovn named. II booId by O. PJdyke, j>re«ldonti Ooorgo White- .C1IA8. J'.. COLE, Clerk. . Jersey CcntralPower&liditCp. Mrs. Tommie C. Roosevelt, hlk, •otitb sld* of River street ...... 41.(9 HOWARD HEIGHT. BherlfT. h«id. tMiwuror, CiulrlM BerbcrJck, Freehold, Now Jersey. 10-1-35B )13, lot 17, hnu.a and lot. No. William Johnston, hlk. «1. lot «, Dated Bsl'tembsr 14th, 19J5. Dated September is, 1885. lit on th* south aid* of Brown hemse knd let. Ho. 141, »B flu ulnn, ftnou *V Pcrewus. Sol'nu plac* r~r~.—••....-•.,.„.„ 110.(1 eouth aid* ef Biver ttnwl ^- 41.11 RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10. 1935. Page Thirteen •Bg-jgB—gi—jj.,. mm.. j Insurance program, and that the the Monmouth Memorial hospital, O'BRIEN—FRESE NUPTIALS. Fire Destroys board should order an appraisal of here he was under treatment for the school buildings. Harry W, njurles received when the motor- Former Bed Bonk Olrl to Be Mar- HEADQUARTERS FOB "All Is Vanity" Park Restaurant Doyle, board member and former cycle he waa riding went out of con- ried October 18 at Now York. district clerk, asked that If a school ;rol. Miss Gertrude Helen O'Brien, And why shouldn't building waa built under legal speci- Members of the Ladles' Afternoon daughter of Mr. and Mia. Oeurgr: s. Venetian Blinds One-Story Frame Building at At- fications and represented a bonded loclal club attended a theater at As- it be, O'Brien of Portaupnck, formerly of AND lantic Highlands Burned Fri- Investment to the taxpayers where rury Park Thursday afunnoon. when a woman'* ltapplncKS and was all the so-called depreciation. I. S. Alexander has opened a drug Red Bank, will become thu liilcit of social Ufa depend largely an her day Night, Together With Mr. Morasch explained to Mr. Doyle tore on Union avenu. Norman A, Freso of Brooklyn, on | METAL WEATHERSTRIPS nppcurnnce. Content!—Lost $20,000. tho vartouB angles of depreciation. Collector and Mra. George II. Jones Friday evening, October IB, at six Our gimrnittr.cd pcrmunent that Mr., Doyle, however, did not agree have returned from a motor trip to o'clock, at the Little Church Around nun bo re-wuved Bvory three A one-story frame restaurant that buildings depreciated to nuch an Canada. Mr. and Mrs: Michael Kane the Corner at New York. Among Chas. C. Conover monthg at a nominal charge, building In Atlantic Beach park at those from Ked Hank who will at- extent aa explained by Mr. Morasch. havo also returned from a trip to v X LINDEN PLACE, TEI, insure* you a bonuttful coiffure Atlantic HlglllandB was destroyed by lonslderable debate among board Quebec, Canada. tend are Mrs. WelliriKton Wilklns, Win year round. Ore Friday night. The contents, In- members was brought to a close by Mrs. Gosnell Morris and Misses Lor- RKD BANK B. B. SOI. cluding a refrigeration (system, bar Mrs. Pauline Htevena was hostess the adoption of a motion to have .t a card party of the Women's Dem- etta Regan, Virginia Chasny, Alma h a die s' and Children's and a large number of chairs and President Charpentlor appoint a com- Longstreot and Mildred Scheldt. tables, were also destroyed. The loss ocratic club (his afternoon. Personality . haircut ting mittee to confer with Alvfn Pierson At a meeting of tiie members of Misa O'Brien will be attired in a estimated at $20,000 and Is not cov- of tho architectural firni of John lapphiro blue velvet, and her attend- our specialty. ered by insurance. ho Community dub Friday night Noble Pierson of Perth Amboy, arch- lans were discussed to inaugurate ant, Miss Harriet Mattlaon of Brook- The flra was discovered about sev- itects of the Florence avenue school, ipecial activities during the coming lyn, will be dressed in fuschia velvet. en o'clock by Postmaster John R. for his recommendations for the re- months. Both will wear halo hats to match. KNOX GLORIFIES THE We curry a full line of helena rubenstein cosmetics. Snedelcer. It was blazing fiercely appraisal of- the school buildings. Leonard O'Brien of Brooklyn will be when the firemen arrived. Sparks The following were appointed: Mr. best man. wore being carried In the direction of Mason, Mr. Doyle, Mrs. Mary Rosine, West Keansburg. A reception will follow and after- the business section and Mlddletown Charles Lindsley and William _gchg-_ ward the couple will leave on a trip township companies were called out. ber. Mrs. Roslno reported that tho ThTTrTTirMlll^ trlfoTlgrnie'-SffOtli—^fisr ©'Brtrar-ifr _TailomdFelt !ompanies responded from Navcsink, school physician had completed a pre- town spent Tuesday with relative; assoclated with the directory depart- JOHN D'AMICO CHARLES PAULSON Leonardo, Ocean View and Port liminary examination of the pupils of here. ment of the American Telephono & Monmouth. the sixth, seventh and eighth grades Miss Ruth Goldfarb of New York, Telegraph corporation at Now York HAIRDRESSERS It waa necessary to break down and that most of the puplis were in and Mrs. Myrnn Kane of Brooklyn and Mr. Kiese also lias a position the big gnten nt tho park entrances to need of dental care, and also that a spent the week-end with liabbi and with the A. T. & T. Miss O'Brien lofh THE KNOX 67 Broad St. — Tel. 1515 Red Bank reach tho flre. At ono entrance a flro number of pupils had heart trouble, Mis. Morrla Golilfail). and .her parents formerly lived on "TEN-SEVENTY-FIVIV truck battered down the gates, which would necessitate a revision Mr. and Mra. iiodney G. Kornt McLaren street. They moved to Port- breaking the bumper on the truck. of tho athletlo program. A motion and children Dorothy and Jane and aupeck last week. The other gates wore opened with an prevailed to consult Dr. William T. Mrs. John C. Dell ot New Roshelie, $ 75 ax. The firemen fought the blaze sev- Walling, Keyport dentiBt, concerning New York, were Sunday guests of eral hours before it was under con- appointments for pupils. The report Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kornt. ,. 10 trol. Two Atlantic Highlands fire- of Supervising Principal Harold But- r men were slightly injured. George terfleld showed 243 pupils enrolled in Miss Virginia Maxloy entertained Stryker, flre commissioner, Buffered the school. The principal was given her cousin, Miss Kita Maxley of New EXTRA ENERQY:— wrenched knee and Peter Mc- permission to dismiss the third grade York, on Wednesday. Laughlln sprained his ankle. at 2:30 P. M., to allow more time for Mrs. Lloyd A. Lewis of Madison Is what your athletlo son needt these days. Give The building was owned by tho At- special work with other classes. The lias closed her home here for the lantic Beach Park corporation and Anchor athletic club was given per- winter season. him throo glasses of milk to drink every day and was leased to Edward Scheckner of mission to use the Cottage Park ath- Mrs. Madelyh Seaman spent last Newark. It was closod for tho win- letic field on Saturday afternoons. Thursday at'New York on business. watdh his "punch" and "pop" respond. ter. Mr. Scheckner told Atlantic The case of Thomas F. Lyons, a James Decker, Norman Oliver, Hlghlattda officials that electricity, board member who has been absent Stanley Nagrosky, John O'Ncil and gas and water had been shut off. The for the past three meetings, was dis- Alfred York, Jr., havo accepted po- building was erected in 1917 and was cussed briefly, and a motion was sitions with the Robbins-Tenney adopted to notfy him to attend meet- Drink Your Quart of Milk a Day used originally as a motion picture company on Creek road. theater. ings in the future. Unless the Johns Misa Hazel Newman of this place Manville Roofing company attempts and George Tico of Keyport were the Right: THE KNOX to repair the roof of tho Cottage 3econd-prize winners of the waltz Union Beach News. Park school, action will be_ taken on contest at tho first nnnual fall card 'CRUISE AND TRAVEL the bond furnished by tho company party and dance sponsored by the Operate* onA.C.orD.C~ at the time tho school was built. The West Keansburg flro company last (The Red B«-ik Restster can be bought matter was taken up with the com- SHREWSBURY DAIRY Co., inc. In Union Deacb at the ttor* of Gui Sen* Saturday evening..In the flre houso •on.) pany several months ago. The con- the NEW tract for Charles Sampson, janitor of on Eighth street. Insurance on the two schoolhouses the Cottage Park school, was re- Miss Mary Brannlgan spent Satur- Serving You 15 Years With Milk Produced was the chief topic discussed at the newed at his present salary. The day at R«l Bank. Edward Branni- Schick Shaver board of education meeting last largo attondanco at tho meeting was ;an and Paul Burnesser were among week. Thi? subject was also dis- the spectators at the Rod Bank-Leo- It Is here; the last word in modern • SOFTER LINES, in the new Fall clothes inspired Solely in Monmouth County. gratifying to President Charpentier shaving. Come in and sec this Shaver cussed at the August mcottng when a who said ho waa pleased that citizens nardo high school football game on the dashing detail of these man-tailored felts. bill for insurance on the unused the same day at Red Bank. that is not a razor, that has no blade should take an interest In school mat- and needs no lather for shaving. Wear them in rich Autumn shades; and for the Red Bank 1455. Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. I. Florence avenuo school-iwas present- ters and attend meetings. Miss Nell Hatalan and Miss Con- ed. Board members at that meet- nolly were New Brunswick visitors Simply plug it into an electric outlet highest note of chic, in the mellow colors of Ing were of the opinion that excess Only one mass will be held In the on Sunday. and get a quick, clean shave without Italian Renaissance painters. Insurance was carried on both of the Holy Family Catholic church Sun- Mra. Josephine Franzen had as her injury to the tendcrest skin. buildings, with tho result that this Stop the year-aftcr-year expense of matter was laid over, pending a re- days during the fall and winter and guests on Sunday Miss Kathleen port of Raymond L. Johnson of that at 9:00 A. M. Boylan of Jersey City and Mr. and blades, cream, brush and lotion by in- Union Beach, representative of the Mr. and Mrs. William Schober have Mrs. George Kurtz and children, vesting in a Schick Shaver which will Orient Insurance company of Hart- had as their guest, Mrs. Martha Nash John and Junior, of Englewood. actually save money for you and make HOTELS! ford, Connecticut. Mr. Johnson's re- of New York. Doris Jones is confined to her shaving a pieasure—not a nuisance. home with grip. ELS port recommended that an appraisal Tho Union Gardens flre company Price, 9IS.nO ba made of the two buildings by a will hold a card party on October 18 Miss Sue Maosavltch of Brooklyn Red Bank Long Branch MEAT MARKETS! competent authority; that the co-in- Mr. and Mrs. James Burke of Jer- la tho guest of her family at this suranco clause be immediately at- sey City havo ended a visit with Mr. place. 25 Broad Street 176 Broadway tached to the current policies, result- and Mra, James Hanson of Aumack Michael J. Dickey of New York Remssilles* RESTAURANTS! ing In a 25 per rent reduction in tho avenue. spent a few da,ys last week with his Monmputli's Leading Jewelers premium for the balance of the time Miss Trixie Marz of Harris Gar- parents, Mr. and Mra. Peter Dickey. the policies are in force, Uiis saving dens is home from a visit at Eliza- Mra. Earl Stultz and daughter Air-Conditioned being estimated at $393.59 on $139,000 beth. Diane of Keyport spent Sunday hero 36 Broad St., Red Bank lnsuraneo now carried for three Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwood with Mrs. Anna Koch. TcL 1831. MADE BY KNOX NEW YORK CITY yearB; that full coverage be placed, of New York have been visiting Miss Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mack based on appraisal; that a schedule Virginia Lle.Ite.fet of Cambridge ave spent Friday at Matawan with Mr. form bo used to make all policies con- nue. and Mrs. Arthur W. Aumack and current; that insurance bo written Miss Stella Yankkoskl is a patien family. for a five-year period, resulting In in the Monmouth Memorial hospitn Mlas Marie Klepp spent Monday REFRIGERATORS further savings, tho coat thus saving at Newark. at Long Branch. one year Insurance; that insurance Misses Mary, Helena and SUB Mas- be divided among several agents in The Pastime Social club held a suc- the longer you own it the more you'll Union Beach who aro residents and cessful card party Saturday night savitcli spent Sunday with frinndB at taxpayers; that policies on tho Flor- Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kllnsky havo Perth Amboy. For Every Puxpose ence avenue school be endorsed for had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jucll and chil- unlimited unoccupancy to cover, tho John Raynot of Newark. dren, Junior ami Joan of Brooklyn, love this new FURNITURE present situation, and that some .Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook of Irv were week-end guests of Mr. and windstorm coverage bo carried. Fol- lngton have concluded a stay with Mrs. William Kuarloyg. COST LESS 10 BUY-COST LESS TO RUN lowing tho report of Mr. Johnson, Mrs. M. Yost. Misses Hazel nnd Vivian Newman Fred H. MoriiRch, a representative of Mrs, Elizabeth MacNeil has been and Andrew Oberman and Milton ho Flro Insurance Underwriters, entertaining Mrs. Susie Thomas o Carhart spent Sunday with Mr. and OAK DINING ho was present, said that with a re- New York. Mrs. William Rlvell and family at atlng of tho schools by competent Miss Virginia Llekefet is home Scotch Plains. ippralsers and with inclusion of tho from a visit at Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stagman are o-insuranco clause about $082 over Miss Frances Dodd of Irvlngton tho parents of a daughter. Tho new was a guest of Miss Muriel Ossman arrival has been named Janet. ROOM three-year period could bo saved, last week. Thcodoro' J. Franzen hag accepted >ased on tho present inaurnnce. The | The Ladies' Aid society of Grace a clerical position in the Keansburg Superb In design, durable la ipcalter pointed out that if contem-j Methodist church held a successful postoflice. ilated Insurance wns cut, further I luncheon in the Florence avenuo fir The members of St. Ann's Holy construction, and cosily In toney would be saved. In conclud- house Wednesday afternoon of las Name society will receive Holy Com- appearance. Tho Ideal din- ,ng his remarks, Mr. Morasch was week. munion In a body at tho half-past ing; room for largo families. )f the opinion that the school board Fred Behr of Portland, Maine, ha Beven o'clock mass next Sunday rad lost a great deal of money been viaiting his parents, Mr. an morning. :hrough a lack of supervision of In- Mrs. Charles Behr. Miss Alma Bailey of Red Bank surance, and that It would he well to Miss Agnes McConnell, a teache 'evlso tho whole Insurance matter so In tho local school, reported to th spent Wednesday with her family at Your Choice $149.75 -hat an accurate estimate could he police last week that while she wa this place. )btalned. Edwin C. Masson, district absent from her class room a short Misses Ruth and Irene Brooks and of Upholstery lerk, aald It was plain to see there time $5 was stolen from her purse. James J. O'Nell wero recent quests s a great need for revamping tho of Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Snyder of New- Stanley Plueger has returned from ark. 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• Look young and alert! Feel utterly carefree— in our leathery, sturdy, low-heeled classics. Just THENEWTREND the thing for the new dashing rustic clothes you'll be swaggering around town in. As advertised Loading merchants mid refrigeration englneeri lmvo stamped in Vogue. their seal of unprovnl urtd adopted thlM ronuirkuhto now nmUioii of Iieo|ilnu perlshablo fomta In n tri-Hhor, moro (limitary iuid pnl- WHITE WITH MAPLE ablo condlllun. Thin Improved way of keeping food* Is accom- plished thru AIIl-CONDITlONlCn ltlSFKIfiEKATION. Tills now system of commercial refrigeration (using leo) Is Uie only method known to nclnnen Unit lias over l>ei'n nhln to main- DINETTE tain correct humidity (85 to Oil percent) and correct trinnoratiircH A lOllllMlt Mllt<\ (38 to 40) degrees, depending on weather conditions, under tlier- mostutlo control with a tilnrtluig mivlug In economy. whlcli opens up to Unlllio other mellinds of refrigeration, nlr-cmiilltloncd rcfrlgern- Nciit i) 1 n h t tlon do«s not dry UJI (dehydrate) foods. It provides perfect hu- •i rnmfoilulily. $26-50 midity conditions nnd correct temperatures without the, u«o of .> ...... ,v|t|, folir salt or crushed Ice. l'orcclnln or Oak finish. AdiUUoniil Investigate This AIR-CONDITIONED Refrigerator Today ! SCAMP: Ilroivn spore caJf. Patent FOT-A: rirown calf wl(h grainy In- Inlerwciivo neml-witt too. Oiled sole. $i|.75 |»y „„ t|lo „,„,,,( l.road strap. ACME FURNITURE CO. Seaboard Ice Co. THE MOST rnOGKKSSlVE FOHNITUttK KTOIIK IN TI1K SUOIltt 8ECTOII Est. 1912 JOHN B. ALLEN RED BANK Phone Red Bank 248 135-137 MONMOUTH ST., : Tel. 2104 9 Broad Street Tel. 267-W Red Bank, N. J. Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1935. Under Way! Shop Saturday Evening Till 9 P.

Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Women's Sweaters Rain Capes Table Lamps •**«$£ 1.79 69c 1.00 Value 1.75 " Value 2.29 Women's full size, forty-flve-inch length capea Splendid all-wool sllp-on sweaters in grand in all colors. Good qttnlity rubber, and a per- Spinning wheel lamps that are a perfect re- vigorous colors for/Fall: rust, maize, green, fect protection to wear over your cent wip';-. production of the colonial spinning wheel. white, and brown.---Noverry—knit—patte™?.- "~nut (.'umbPTSOnTe~"*vciirhtv • - -Parchment—elwle—1&—mA4eh,—A—charming— Varlous styles. Sizes 31 to 40. touch In any home; and a novel gift! First Floor "First Floor First Floor

Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Percales Women's Girdles Evening Jewelry 19c yd. .1,19 47c Regularly 25c Yd. Regularly 2.50 Value 1.00 Washable percale that is guaranteed color Two-way stretch clastic girdles in small, me- Brilliant rhlnestones that.will make a flash- fast. Floral and plaid patterns. A. B. C. dium and largo sizes. The perfert light flex- ing accent for evening wear. Earrings, but- quality fabric that will wear and wear. For ible support for lighter figures. Comfortable tons, clips (single and pairs), pins, buckles f school or home frocks. with complete support. . rind bracelets of all kinds! ' S f EI&BACH KRESGE Second Floor First Floor First FlS STORE-WIDE Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special ' Autumn Sale Special VALUE PARADE Outing Flannel Card Table Covers Roller Skates I3c yd. 50c 1.00 Regularly 18c Yd. Regularly 75c Value 1.39 A Nine-Day Event With Fifty Departments Offering 27 Inches wide, fine soft outing flannel. Rubberized covers In assorted colors. A irood Ball-bearing skates of the well known fifth Fluffy finish. In white only. A good weight surface to play on and an attractive asset. wheel type, Have a I raps and sheep wool pads. for real warmth . . . and ideal for Winter Buy several to use yourself and as prizes. A Good construction and built to give service. Spectacular Sales That Set A New Mark for Savings! gowns and pajamas. Anticipate your needs good idea for Xmas too! For boys and girls. now! Sixty-fifth Autumn Sales .. . the first one of these famous events staged since our affiliation First Floor First Floor • .. cr,. Fourth Floor with the great Kresge interests! Bringing startling evidences of the result of our sharing in the tremendous buy ing-power of our combined organization. Every one of the nine Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special days will bring saving-opportunities that will have all North Jersey Shore shoppers march- Velocipedes " Kotex ing to one objective, Steinbach-Kresge's. Note carefully, every item on this page . . .they Girls' Pajamas are but a few of the hundreds of timely economies we have gathered for this event. Don't 4.98 5 boxes 90c 89c miss one of the sale-days, or you'll miss the season's biggest opportunity to save! Regularly 5.95 and 6.95 ' Regularly 1.29 The most up-to-date styles in velocipedes. Five boxes (with 12 pads to the box) and one . . . For best selection, shop early In the Bale. adjustable Kleinert sanitary belt ... all in- Balbriggan pajamas that are so warm and Streamline designs and sturdy construction Mail and' Phono Orders filled whilo qiuuititlon that will stand lots of abuse. 12-inch, 16-inch cluded In this one special offer. Another cosy in cold Winter. For lounging or sleep- or 20-lnch wheels. Autumn Sales super special! ing. Round neck and collar style. Wide leg last. Call Asbury Fnrk 100(1, Deal 4007 or Uelmnr bottoms. Sizes 6 to 16, in pink, blue and 3180. No Toll Charge. Fourth Floor First Floor maize. Second Floor

Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Linoleum Books Scarf & Belt Sets Men's BVSiflifary Sets Chocolates Men's 'Kerchiefs 39c sq. yd. 79c 69c 39c box 3 for 50c Regularly 49c Sq. Yd. Value 1.00 to 5.00 Regularly 1.00 Value 1.50 Regularly 59c Regularly 25c each Jongoleum quality felt base linoleum in new A publisher's overstock of books of adventure, Silk, satin and wool challis sets in brown, Fino quality lawn handkerchiefs in colored sparkling patterns. Wide variety of designs, travel, and classics. 100 titles for your selec- A grand set comsr-Un^" of !.\vo hair brushes, One pound hox of largo luscious chocolates, and colors to choose from, to suit any room. . red, bluo, green, rust, and wine. Plain, dot- one clothed or hat brush, and a comb. the Superior kind. Why not take a few boxes border effects. Blue, green, brown, and tan. tion. Every one was originally priced at tin- ted, and plaid patterns. Grand accents for Hand rolled ndgca. Regular size. Better Do your selecting early! figures quoted. Natural or black nbony finish. A very good homo and pleasantly .surprise everyone. A your suit, frock, or sweaters. gift item for the holidays or birthdays. ' welcome addition to the bridge table, stock up at tills price. Third Floor First Floor First Floor First Floor First Floor First Floor

Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Midget Radio Children's Books Women's Scarfs Jellies Children's Shoes Women's 'Kerchiefs 9.50 42c 49c 22c jar 1.98 3 for 50c Value 15.95 Value 75c to 2.50 Regularly 1.00 Regularly 25c Regularly 2.25 Regularly 25c each A fine little Midpot sot that requires no aerial 250 original editions . . . all good-titles so that or ground. Now aeroplane dial with both you may make a very gnod selection, for Triangle, square, and ascot styles in printed "Fruitland" pure fresh fruit flavors in at- Pollyanna Health Shoes In patent leather and Splendid linen handkerchiefs In colored •M- long and short wave length. Most attrac- birthday or holiday Rifts. Hooks for 5 to 10- silks. Brown, green, blue, red, and rust. One tractive little tubby glass jars. A welcome elk. Genuine shark wing tips. Strap styles broldorcd effects on white, and all-colored tive cabinet A good Xmas gift! - year-olds in tile 'group. of these tucked in at the neckline will give addition to any pantry shelf, and a good and oxfords. Brown and black. Good sup- types. Hand embroidered, hand rolled edges an air of dashing chick. sweet for betweon-meal snacks. 8'i oz. jars. port and service for growing feet! and plain hand rolled effects. Sport size. Third Floor First Floor First Floor First Floor First Floor First Floor

Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Dress Shields Stationery Week-End Cases Women's Gloves Coty's Perfume Girls' Undies 29c pr. 45c 2.45 65c 85c 3 for 1.00 Value 45c Value 75c Value 1.00 Regularly 1.10 1 Jjinen covered suitcases in tweed effect. Gray Rayon undies In trlco knit. Bloomers, vesta, Kleirtcit's w-i^hubU ^hield-s In crescent and An excellent quality Vrllinn finished paper in and tan. 18-Inch, 21-inch, and 21-inch sizes. Delightful fragrances of this well known per- regular shape's. Vino quality crepe, in white Fabric slip-ons In navy, black, and brown, and French leg panties. Blush only. Sizes club and letter size. W0 sheets to the box with The perfect littlo bag for your nver-the-week with matching or contrasting stitching trim. fume. Lily of the valley, violet, heliotrope, B to 14. The heavier quality that will do only, Protect your Hwratei.' rind dresses, for 50 matching envelopes. A good cift item for end or overnight excursions. rose and lilac. A good gift Item for the holi- nicely all Winter long. pood prouminy. 3 pairs for Hi>c tile holidays ahead. Thesi" tailored types aro tlie accepted stylo with all your sport and spectator costumes. days, so you'd better buy now! First Floor First Floor Second Floor First Floor First Floor Second Floor Beauty Salon Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Autumn Sale Special Special? Silk Ribbons Boys' Slacks Boys'; Sweaters Crochet Cotton Foundations For Autumn Sales 25c yd 3.45 1-79 29c hank 2.98 Regularly 39c 2.00 Hair Cut, Shampoo, Regularly 59c Yd. Regularly 4.45 Rcguarly 2.29 Values S.OO to 6.50 and Finger Wave 1.00 Pure silk ribbons made by the larpi'-t manu- Corduroy slacks for the prep school boy. Wool and worsted sweaters in pull- to 29. door play. self! 800-yard hanks. and batistes. Wave, and Manicure . . . 1.00 „/ First Floor ' Second Floor Second Floor First Floor Second Floor 1.75 Shampoo, Finger Wave, and Eyebrow Arch 1.00 5.00 Peristyle Permanent Wave . 3.95 7.60 Aivlys Permanen! Wave , 5.50 STEINBACF KRESGE CO. Second Floor Asbury Park A «"EIENDLY VTSITOB BE A BOOSTER Bringing Good New» Every Week for 67 Yoars, to All the Family, Booat your mercUunti, booat yow organization!, booit your offlpteb. In Uio Home* uf Rod Bank and hooit your neighbor and youi com- Vicinity—About Loral Events and munity will boott you. Locul People. RED BANK REGISTER Uiued Weekly, Entered a« Second-Clam Matter at th« Post- Sub.ijription t'rico: Ono Ve»r VOLUME LVIII, NO. 16. offlM at R«d Bank, N. J.. under the Act of March 3, 187 9. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935. Si* Month. 51,00. Slnsto Copy PAGES 15 TO 30, Improvements For Meeting Of Red MKS. CONGDON RESIGNS. Beautifying The |Dr. Anson G. Hoyt GRANTED WRECKKKS LICENSE. Tenders Her It*»lgnntlon as Secre- Attorney Milton A. Bennett Takes School Election For Shrewsbury Ave. Bank School Board tary of Chamber of Commerce. Bayshore Road Opens Office Here Place of ISutuHlown ractically .all of the school busses, tion, they being Mrs. Patrick Cotter closed with shingles of the samo type September, 193-1. moned to Red Bank police court board was pleased to receive an ex- ham road Into a community center sible the spring and tho waters there- pression of gratitude. ;n enormous advantage in the con^ and Mru, Wurron Bookwalter of as thoao uaod in old Tonnent church. of from, pollution and that the main- During August 225 families repre- Monday night as part of the bor- decided to postpone definite action lderatlon of future transportation Broad street and Mrs. John VanWag- Hugo beams and rafters and other tenance of the Hendrik Hudson Park senting 1,008 persons received relief ough's campaign to rid the town of A request from the Depositors' until next Tuesday night. The prob- jroblems. It is well situated In so encn of West Front street. Reports hand hewn timbers of colonial type shall protect so far as possible the at an expense of $6,462.65. The fig- stray animals. Protective association of the Asbury lem which caused the ofllcials to far that water, gas and electricity sanitary purity of the spring and the Park and Ocean Grove bank re- of tho chairmen and standing com- were used In constructing tho dwell- ures for the same montth laslt year Twelve of the persons were charged hesitate in approving the project was are all available. Plans for the two . mittees occupied a good portion of ing. waters thereof. with failing to procure licenses for quested the board to join tho asso- the employment of local labor. schools are being prepared by John "1. That the borough of Atlantic wero 275 families of 1,0-12 persons tho business session and they were Thero are approximately 100 acres and an expense of $5,050.40. their dogri. Two wero charged with ciation in its efforts toward the suc- Thero appeared to be a difference Moble Pierson, Perth Amboy archl- all very interesting. of tillable land under cultivation. Highlands shall In tho administra- permitting their dogs to become cessful liquidation of assets. The of opinion among relief officials out- .ect, who designed the new Rumson tion and maintenance of the Hondrik The July summary for this year 1 Tho club executives voted to buy The remaining sixty acres consist of Hudson Park exercise and use every showed that 2-17 families represent- nuisances ;i the neighborhood matter was referred to William A. side the borough as to how many igh schoo . woodland and pasture, with two live- Stevens, counsel for the board. men who-live in Little Silver are a block of tickets for tho cntortain- precaution and care to prevent the ing 1,116 persons received relief and well failing to procure licenses. The "There is a crying need in tho monts to bo given in tho Carlton the- ly brooks running along the bound- use of intoxicating liquors and the that the expense was $7,264.81. Last other person summoned, although Counsel Stevens advised tho board eligible to work on the project. Ono ary' lines. commission of illegal nuisances and to accept the $250 offered by the says the entire list of 23 submitted township of Middletown for a Junior ater by the Better Entertainment for year 247 families representing 002 havn^ a. license, was said to have high scho"ol of this type to relieve Children committee and thceo will bo Mr. Cross acquired this property acts on tho premises of the park. permitted his animal to become a Long Blanch Kennel club in settle- by Mayor Ellas S. Black and Bor- "5. That the Hendrik Hudson Park persons received relief and tho ex- reeent over-crowding and to pro- distributed to underprivileged chil- to Increase his farming operations pense was $4,538.51. Although the menace to other dogs in the neigh- ment of the "informer's suit." He ough Clerk William J. T. Getty Is vide for future development. With dren.. Donations to the Salvation and to extend tho lines of hla present hall be available, and tho waters borhood. explained that the property was en- eligible, but another contends that of tho Hendrik Hudson spring shall number of persons receiving relief is such, an offer In view, the voters of Army and to the Ynrdley Memorial farm to Include moro road frontage. Those who had failed to procure meshed in many legal entanglements because they have not obtained re- fund were also voted. be accessible, to the public at all not greatly larger than last year MiifcSetown can scarcely afford^ to Mr. Cross, who already owns and op- times . without charge or cost for the three-month period, the ex- licenses were warned to do so by nnd to secure the judgment awarded lief, even though they are in need urn down the chance of. attaining Mrs. Robert C. Brown, adviser of crates a farm of approximately 250 whatever, i.e. as a free park for the pense is considerably greater. A Recorder-Harry Khitsky. The others would bo practically impossible. The of work, only about four or five on .he goal of assuring adequate sei- tho Junior Woman's club, stated that acres, with his new acquisition, now public benefit. were ordered to keep their dogs at county made no previous effort, but the entire list are eligible. .-ice for all of the children of Mld- has ono of tho largest farms under number of persons who commented at last -week's session there were 62 "A deed to the rights to use the on this fact said that it. was an in- home. through the provisions of the. law, Members of the council stated that letown. The township is faced with members present. She urged club cultivation In tho county. In view Hendrik Hudson spring with those Summonses ate being, served on one-half of tho judgment must be the principal object of the park proj- ho fact that five schools, at tho [>re*- of Mr, Cross' long and successful op- restrictions and provisos I shall be dication that the cost of living was support of tho play "Growing Pains" increasing. others accused of having failed to paid to the county and the other ect is to provide work for the Little nt time, aro practically filled to ca- to be given by the junior club in tho eration In farm activities In this sec- glad, as executor of tho estate of half to the person bringing the suit. Gcorgn F. Lawrie, to present to the comply with tho ordinance regulat- Silver residents during tho winter iacity. Port Monmouth, FJelford, Elks auditorium .Saturday night, Oc- tion, this purchaao Is indicative of which in this case was a Mr. Hyrhan months, and that if only four or five East Keansburg, Leonardo and Fair his confidence In the present and fu- borough of Atlantic Highlands, as a ing dogs, and a hearing for these tober 2 Mount bakery at Freehold. He also Hank lodge of Elke. It Is ono, of a >r the entho cost. This, he said, At Elks'Tonight expected to arrive this week from Installed oil burners In the following The bills presented since tho prev- is a recent ruling of State Auditor government, offer deserves to be moat Tomaslo Plngutore, who conduct** series of Saturday night events which eriously considered." a grocery business, has bought from a Western factory. places: Navesink Hook & Ladder tho' entertainment committee will ious mcetlllK were read and ordered Darby. Tho April term of tho grand jury The water committed reported that company, J. H. Kelly company, and paid, and the nioctliuj.adjourncd. Councilman George White said he A special meeting of the board of tho Clara A. Cooper estate the house sponsor for the general public. It Is dilcutlon of Middletown township and two loin at I ho southwest cor- will hold a stag dinner tonight nt tho water accounts are showing Im- in tho homes of Frank Garutto, Jos- tho plan of the committee to present j was opposed to the project, declar- the Kilts' club on Broad street who! provement, nills amounting to $3,100 eph Applegato, John Regan, Carl ng that the borough would be bet was held last Thursday night to illfl-i ner of Lelghlon avenue and Cnth- some extraordinary attraction at Legion Officers Installed cutis the matter of holding an eleo- arlnfi street. The etituUi was repre- members and friends will attend, wero pnld, $2,OQ0 wns pnld to tho Munch. William Anderson, ..lumpH ter off giving direct help to those About ofi guests aro expected. Del Pietro, George Forham and Ran- each affair. KtiRcnc O'Rourke of Atlantic High- lon to vote on an appropriation for sented by tho law linn of Ktiydor & hoard of education, a noto for $1,000 orchestra will provido relief. He said he believed In According to Maurice Schwartz, dolph Strykcr. Hnckett'H lands, county commander of the mildlng two new uohooIhouaRB. A Roberts of Atlantic Highlands. The pnld nnd J3,100 \vn;i paid on Reservations aro being spending monwy helping the t-i'sl- chairman of tho dinner, entertain the music. American Legion, installed the of- h-nt:i of Little Silver, but not out- committee consisting of Julian M. lato Charles' It. Hnyder was tho exe- school taxes. In a talk with a Register repre- made by Harold A. f.lblin ill the Kilts Parker, William II. Larson and- Ed- cutor of tho estate and tho details ment will ho provided by Sally Hand, sentative, Mr. LaFreda attributed tlcers of tho Helmut' post last night. siders. the original fan dancer and by Mon home. Herbert E. Scott, is general Frank J. Briden is I lie now com- win L,. Heokmnn way appointed to of tho Htilo wcro arranged for by IT STIMi ATTRACTS. tho rapid growth of his business to chairman of the event. The board of education, also has a rraiige for tho election. him shortly lieforo Ills death. The roe Sliver, world's famous story tel the fact that, lie Is a consistent ad- mander, succeeding Ross Thatcher. WPA project for 'laying sldowalks Harry WcHcsford of Asbury Park, Thin action is the outcirmo of the Bale waa mado through tho Milton lcr. Visitors .Continue to Call nt tile Brch- vortlnor In tills newspaper. He said, and grading the school property, the recent approval of thu application of Bork ttgoncy. Uy rcntion of this wlth Homo nt K«"d Bnnlc, "It certainly pay;-, to advertise la Tho OUILU'S ItUNCO l'AKTV. county vlco commander, and Clar- federal government to pay $3.-75 and ence 'chamberlain, state service of- the board for $M7,'J72 [rout tltu I'ub- ' transaction the liquidation of the Dunco Tournament. \ Register." the borough $7'J1. Mr. Getty ex- lie Works Administration for new Coopor cutato la now possible. VlwltoiH continue to call at tl! Event to He Held at the Harmony also present. Helmar A series of six bunco parties wll liccr, plained a new proposal of the ::choi) grniio schoolhousou 'at Mlddlotown new homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wat- Country Club Tomorrow NlRhl. post carried the county colors at thho be held by tho Sunrise Hod and Out ColllliiltU'O OfHcerH. hoard to buy gymnasium equipment village and Nuvenink. Kortv-Avo per KOII Heckwith at Nowinnn Springs 1 recent legion convent inn at SI. Louts for the new school with funds thn nt of thin would lio un outright Itnlnbow Dunco I'urly. club beginning October 'JO in tin I'ark, which has been designated n;i Tho names of some of the newly A bunco parly for the benefit of headquarters of Union hone oompnn] tho World Wide Guild of the llnptlat unit fnr this thn county nn:iinl/.ntion PWA (ilot the WPA) had allocate.I gift from the federal Kovornmont , Tho Halnbow division auxiliary Heil Bank'H model homo by the Bel- elected olllcers of the executive com- has received a citation from the na- on Shrewsbury avenue. A speclu mittee of Rlvervlew hospital nf Red church of Middletown village will be lot sidewalks and grading tmdor the and tho balance would bo paid In In- mot Monday night at tho homo of ter Housing committee. Tho unusual held tomoirow evening at eight tionjil organization. ontract for the cnnHtriictlon of thn dtallmont!) over a period of years at Mrs. Jaoob Hlootn on Washington prize of $10 In cash will bo glvet Bank wero not correctly reported la.it eircumtrtunee.-j under which tho house o'clock nt the ,1-Inrmony Country chool. Thiii.hiia not yet beim de Interest of four pot- cent. street nnd made plans for a bunco the player winning tho most games wan built and tho privations nnd week. The IhiU nnd second vice In the series of »lx parties. Hinallei prcHldentu are Mrs. WellliiRton Wll- club. A large number of prl'/.i'.i will For I.Hierty I'lro. Company. ldeil, bill if appr oved by the fed- party to bo held Monday night, Oc- Inn (l;;hlpii which Mr. and Ml'H. Hoek- lie awarded, ':nany of which have the PWA will nut J, Noble I'U'i-Hini of I'nrth Amboy, tober 21, at Llbm-ty lire house on prizes will al.io be awarded the win kliiH and Mitt, John Foller. Two of Two liv turkeys will he disposed eral government wllh expel ii'iu-rd In order to have hi'cn contributed by Hi'd Hank mer- lit the iiyniiiu:iliiui mid the WPA wll who ilmw Ilin plan,: for tho proposed White street. Tim games will Mart nein at each uffalr. ho:ne of their very own attracted tho trutitoofl aro Mrti. 1'.!. O. Keowi'rnft of on the i-u-i.p mtiv.! plan Tuendny, rluintti. The committee in rhargo of Improve the ground". new Imlldltigti, was prewinit at tllet at eight o'clock, and them will be wldi>s|ireml attention. Sunday mor< and Mm. E. O. lOhinger. November Mi, a the Carlton theater mui-ting Tlnirmlny night. Thn board tho parly l;i encouraged to Inrlirvt: of Liberty lire com- prl/.eu and refreshments, Kiinuniifto Sale. than twenty permuui culled at the that there will he n large attendance for the heuellt decided to have mtw pbitis ptapind Window Slindo Special* 1 pany, under th direction of a com- 1'ernon Who Lout I'oeketlmoU I ,u! Womon's nodal club of Mon lio'iiit', Including residents of Tudoi In view of the advitnct sale of 1 with sum of money about tbre providing for a foui'-ronin grads Auto Owners, Attention. mouth county will hold a rummagi (Mty. Brooklyn anil Hnyunne-. Severn! now on. Allow us to measure your mittee of which Pedro Maiuselo Is nrhooi at. NnvNiliik nnd a nln»- wlndown at no chui'K" whntnviM-. ticket.-i. chairman. Tnis I" ilimn annually wei'lci MIJO on a Saturday In Urn Knvo 30',;, on your Insurance; reli- Halo In the Mlllward InilMliu; at tin of them mado glfln of articles for Clean nhndes aro Important to your Blink, come lo the .-iiime store, de roiim Junior IIIHII-DWIIKII at uo.na e»n- able enmpjinli'H, prompt mii-vlco. Spe- unn ill tin1 liou:,<\ and It Is the only event hold by thn Mcrlbe It unit t-nmii will be rnlurnod tnil point In tho tuwnnhlp, Mr, I'l«r« cial l-nles on UncilH. Whlto-Pach corner of Hhrowfibury nnd LOCUM appearance. Wo are window shade "Nn Gunning Signs" company to raise money from tho nvonuen on Haturday morning, Oeto npeclalbit.il. National fie, Klc and $1 now on sail! ut Tile ReglHle lice.. - Advertisement. sun WHS Itintriii'tixl to take thd mslc Agency, Uroud and Moehuplo atroctH,' Window NlmdcMi public. ter up with tho I'ubllo Wort* A4- bor 12, Mm, Charles Hoffman am Stored (formerly I'rown-Conper Co.). Cardboard, fifty contu per dozen; r ihono Heel Hank 2100. M, Holler, V. Wo iiutinifm:turtt your shades, side Dlno and Dance, I r«i HpugluE Cabin for llvnl. Advertisement. • I At present all lb» tilgti uchofl - very npeclal prh'i'ji. Havo 10 cents on Konr roomr), living room 15x30, Velvet iinil feather trims. Kay's, -M place, corner Went Krnnt Htrent. -Ad : now on finlo nt Tho Kfglntar oltlr.e, Ktty'H New Fashion Ilnta, $1,115. your old rollers. (llobi> Awning & Broad iitreot. Advertisement. vorliuemmit. iiiudi.-rt «ro imiKiit at Leonardo. TM dirrlbonrtl, fHty cents por do/.on; 1 with fitone flreplnce, two In-drooiim, Kvcry Saturday NIK'III A great group aeloetlon tomorrow Hhiulo Co., i

1.0O0 per ilnxnndozen. Ownnr'u Nowont Idoan for runt hull weather Ileil Hank IIMRII. Advrrtlm'iuenl. Tho rnnd-Jn h|ittor and tilKgcr bu.-M- NHiieiUniul and Krniilcs I'Vrft dlfltown village, or Hnw M&flM*HlJli - 1 extra coat. (iood heating syHtcni. Furnished or Rummm. Dancing, entertainment nnnio imprinted at nmall Kay's, 44 Hrnad street. -Advertise unfurnished. Phone AtJantlo High- and special -dinner free.—Advertise-' IIRHM leads through Th" UeglMor'n nil- tonight at Hllly'a Bur, Unc 10ft. - Ail (Continued ot> PR«» !», Mt W "TV! —-A t\vr>vtlmt*tntir\L ment. It pnyn to lulvcrtlne In Tho lU'Rlotar. lands 101.—AdverUBOmont. i menU vortlnlni! uolumnu, -Advertisement. vcrtlaemcnU Page Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1935. Shrewsbury D.A.R. NEW FALL PROGRAMS. Adventures Of Oz A BENEFIT BRIDGE. PTA Board Plans BACK TO WHira STBEET. Fowler Family To Observe T Fall Season Brings Several Changes Nurses' Alumni Association to Hold Jotepn Saeco Will M,„ T, L. A I""" "'c J"i»sos iriuu aiacK, marion Following the completion of the servi:;,; of r?;.-<-s>.r.'.t-n'.s and the "re- program for the year, now ofllcers • —•—» »» ,i ... Fowler, gr., and bis seven sons. It youngsters. The following article as ! evenings1 . His llrst program was con-! Cowardland ythe Lionr od, thlte 1(Knight: tlienAs , Ozmafron , K11 joao,,i,lne Woods, Beatrice and chairmen of various committees in the flret time In the history ot to the significance of the festival baa Kent. H:s* . i"'.;;> S. Mauenleo, pre- ter program with Helen Mazza pre-i thcr fal"' la° nd, f ^JOz* > kin ductesentinde lasthet socianightl. nn"Thd civie Towc newn C!.at-, willi; '",. Rodman7 , ,° Doubtf.u, l Dromedary, Oaff(, , Ann Cavana and Mary bar- wore announced to take charge for the lodgr throughout the world that been prepared by Rabbi Arthur H. side i. an Td hIaa lothca tller odflr8 m f e fliend!i from Testimonial Feast Herbtr! H. Hunter save the or- btero "o nprogra the aimr awitt 5:3h 0Hele o'clocn kMazi Tuesday*a pre !i , » 2t °-V, » series of si% this semester. all the offices of the district deputy's Hershon; and Thursdays. . ! performances to be given by the Bet- Mrs. Albert P. 'Taylor Is president, -st*ff-hst¥»-hs(m-4Ule(M>y~ tha -mem- gsr.ir^.tirn ::.< ^h.^r:?r flag of silk itcr J.'iTl!4^4»wlsh- CambeC r ofU ; n...k...L.r .:_._ D__.J -t Barnard Katsin treasurer, Mies Eliz- an were also some ot the atat* of> gether with the Feast of Weeks and year and more particularly about the Brown will bo heard at 0:45 o'clock. ComrnVrce and"by Tnuniber"of lnd i-; .Out by the Executive Board of abeth Kelly historian; and Edwin C. Loan Officer*. fleers. Those instilled were Clarence, vldual supporters. I the Mechanic Street Associa- Gflland, Harry C. Bleber and Mrs. Passover. On those three joyous oc- card party to be held November 8. Tomorrow, "The Church of the Air" Carlson noble grand, (filbert Boyer casions the Jews of Palestine were Tlckets for the entertainment can tion. Ada A. Crandall, membora of tho A double celebration In the form at the Holly Pitcher hotel. This Is will bbee heard at four ocloco'clock in ththee ' purchased at the schools In the vice grand, Harold Q&hn rooordlng required to make pilgrimages to tha one of the largest affairs held by the afternoon and will be conducted by | „,,.*„,,„ , i, executive committee. of a testimonial dinner for Fred D. secretary, Oscar Anderson financial various communitiesrin m]lnn s. The executive board of the Me- Wikoff was held Tuesday night at Temple of Jerusalem. The Feast of chapter during the entire year. In the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Chairmen for the various commit- secretary and Victor C. Perottl trcae. Tabernacles, however, is distin- connection with the card party there of Red Bank. The play was adapted from the | chanic street ParentrTeacher asaocla- tees were named as follows: mem- Pleasant Inn. It marked the twelfth famous "Oz" books by Grctchen tion met Thursday night at the home anniveraary of Mr, Wikoff aa presi- urer, guished from lta sister festivals in will bo a fashion show given by the bership, Mrs, Albert W. Worden; pro- Delegations were present from An- both Its purpose and celebration. Town and Country shop of Red Dortch and Pendleton Harrison and of Mrs. George Olson of Bergen gram, Mrs. Edward W. Miller; music, dent of the Mainstay Building and chor lodge of Atlantic Highlands, the music was composed by that bill-1 place and made plans for a busy win- Mrs. Jay Wllloy; ways and moans, Loan association, and the occasion "In the Bible the festival Is also Bank and a food sale. was also utilized to congratulate him Knickerbocker lodge of Matawan called the 'Feast of Ingathering,' for FHA Aid For Mrs. Ralph Eckert; hospitality, Mra. and Linden lodge, Addreaaes wero Several of the members will at- Robert Russell Bennett. The Jitney parties to rai*e money for the rnlllt Leon Hexter; legislature, R. Theo- on his engagemtnt to wed Mrs. Car- at the time when the Jows dwelt In tend the autumn meeting of the New fund were discussed. An invitation olina Hopping, made by Herbert Poaten of Atlantic. Palestine and were tillers ot the Modernizing Stores players who are featured In tho "Ad- dore Bixler; publicity, Mrs. Jacob S. Highlands and F. Howard Lloyd of Jersey State Society, Daughters of ventures in Oz" include such talent- was extended to all parents to at- Yost; publication, Mrs, Martha K. Compliments for the loyal and ef- soil tho character of the holidays the American Revolution, tomorrow ed' players as Ethel Barrymore Colt, tend tho teachers' card party to be Matawan, past grand masters; J, was agricultural. Coming as it does Interested Merchants and Busi- Davey; child welfare, Mrs. Irving ficient service which Mr. Wikoff haa Murray Baaaett of Mount Holly, at Westfleld by Invitation of the Alice Cheney, Douglas Rowland, John held In the Woman's club next Tues- Lovett; health, Miss Bessie Green; performed for tha association were at the close of the agricultural and Westfleld chapter, of which MrB. Jo- ness Men Gather at Elks to Maroney, Barbara Benedict, Pendle- day evening. Everyone was urged to parent education and radio. Miss mingled with best wlahes for him aa deputy grand master; Qrand Herald economic year In Palestine, the Feast seph E. Bickers la regent Miss Learn of Store Modernization ton Harrison, Isobel Harris, Robert write Harry Hopkins, Relief Admin- Elizabeth Kelly; recreation, Mrs. H. a husband. Warren H, Smock acted Baldwin, Grand Conductor Vander- of Tabernacles waa distinctively an Mabel Clay, state regont.will preside. hoof, J. Griffith Corson of Rahway —R. S. Findlay Speaks. Caldwell, John Nelll, Robert Ober- j Istrator In Washington, to re-open R. Blackman, Jr., Founder's day, aa toastrcaster and short addresses occasion of thanksgiving for the The program will include an address Reich, Thomas Bruce and Maynard the Junior college at Long Branch Mrs. Robert Nevlns, and safoty,- Mra, were made by John H. Mount. Albert and Joseph Ferrara of Atlantic fruit harvest and for nature's bounty of welcome by Walter P. Bar- Keen interest Jn store moderniza- Samsen, all who have been directed Immediately with the same staff as Harry Heavlland. T. Doremua and R. V. R. H. Stout. Highlands, district deputy grand during the year that passed. The clay, mayor of Westfleld; greetings last year if possible. The need for masters, and Jamea Miller, Sr., ofl tion was manifested Tuesday night this past winter by Robert. Bell of The events which make up the The officers and directors of the as- people gathered in the precincts of from national officers and visiting at a meeting held at the Red Bank the staff of the American Academy this was stressed. sociation made a gift of a set of Sea Bright. Mr. Posten displayed a tho temple and offered sacrifices on state regents, and Mrs. William C. of Dramatic Art year's program are ae follows; traveling bags to Mr. Wikoff, the book made up of letters received by Elks' club.and sponsored by the lo- Attendance at the child discussion Thursday, October 10—"Know Your eaoh ot the seven days of the festival Blackraan, state director of the C. cal Chamber of Commerce under tho The scenes are all laid in countries groups held at 3:10 every Wednesday presentation being by Mr, Stout. An him from grand masters of the Odd to Bymbollze tho reconciliation of all A. R. School of Today," Superintendent of entertainment of muoio and songs Fellows lodge throughout the world.. auspices of the Westlnghouse Manu- of fairyland and faraway, and the afternoon in tho senior high school Schools Edwin C. Gllland will apeak natlona with God, . Tho Robert French society, C. A. facturing company and Pittsburgh action takes one rapidly from the building under the supervision of vis given. The officials complimented the In- "With tho downfall of thn Jowlsh Emerald City through perilous hap- Miss Elizabeth Kelley, parent educa- on the topic, "A Challenge To Sec- stalling officers on their fine work. R., will give a short program of Plate Glajs company. The meeting 1 ondary Education." Jack Hammell, a Others present besides those men- state In Palestine and the destruc- chamber music and Mrs. Dorothy waa well attended by the leading penings to Sllverland, and back tion chairman, was urged. student, will speak on, "Student Par- tioned were Thomas Cook, Qeorge Alter seeing thV'Famlly of Fowl; tion of "the temple In Jerusalem," the French Peersall, soprano, will render merchants and business men of this again. Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. A. F. NJelson ticipation In Today's Schools," and C. Hopping, Raymond Hurley, Stew- er" perform. Mr. Bassett, one of tha form of celebration was changed to several groups of songs. section. The opening scene shows little Dor- and Mrs. Frlck attended the county Rev. Edward W. Miller of the Bap- art Cook, Jr., Qeorge E. Winning, officials mentioned above, was so fa- suit the nower conditions; but tha The principal address will be given The meeting Inaugurated a ten- othy from Kansas hurrying through Parent-Teacher association meeting tist church will speak on the sub- E. Allaire Corn well, Newton Dore- vorably Impressed that he extended holiday Itself assumed even greater by Mrs. William A, Becker, president woelc campaign for Bt.oro moderniza- a strange nnd colorful countryside, at Long Branch Tuesday afternoon. ject. "What tho Modern Parents Ex- s, Theodore A. Doremus, Charles an Invitation to the team to officiate Importance Even today observant general of the national society and tion In this area. A similar meeting on her way to an important meeting Tho iirst meeting of the Red Bank pect of the School." A reception will R. English, James E. Oreeley, Vic- at a lodge Installation In Bouth Jer- Jews build a Sukkah, or booth, In a member of the Newark chapter. was held last night at tho Allenhurst of Oz's court. Next we find ourselves association will be a get-together bo given to welcome the teachers this tor Satter andl Dr. R. Browning Wil- sey. The next Installation will bo tneir yards; they, eat their meals In Following the business meeting the Jersey Central Power and Light in the. glittering court with little event In the Junior high school year and music will follow. son. on October 16 at tho Rahway Elks these booths throughout tho porlod Dorothy and Scarecrow, Scraps, the Thursday afternoon, October 17, at club. of the holiday, as a reminder of the program of the day waa turned over company office and several othar patchwork girl, tho Tin Woodman, 3:30, at which time Miss Martha November 14—"What To Teach The association reached Us thir- to Mrs. Herbert Hunter, chairman of meetings have been Echeduled In teenth birthday last week, and since The members of the staff are Law- time whon the Jews dwelt In such the Cowardly Lion, and the Wizard Hansen, the Red Bank nurse, will Our Children About Sex," by Dr. rence S. Fowler, district deputy the National Defense committee, who South Jersey territories. of Oz, before the throne of Princess speak on "Constructive Discipline." Mabel Boyden of New Brunswick. it waa founded Mr, Wikoff has been booths during tho forty years that In her opening address on national Co-operating with the local Cham- Its president. The annual election grand master; Herbert S. Fowler, they wandered through the desert, defence, stressed thatintheirtour of Ozma In Emerald City: One of tho Red Bank firemen will December 12—Program of music was held last week. The ofllcers and district deputy grand marshal; aftor their deliverance from Egyp- ber of Commerce, headed by Harold The Wizard has a big book in talk on "Fire Prevention Week." Le- and art sponsored by the music and Fort Monmouth Monday thoy would S. Allen, president, are the Jersey roy Baker and Miss Emma Jane La- art departments of tho school. directors are: Mayor William R. Fowler, 8r., dis- tian bondage. The palm branch, or see one of tho country's most modern- which he Is writing down the family President—Fred D. Wikoff. trict deputy grand warden; Marvin lulab as It Is called in Hebrew, the Central Power and Light company, treea of all the court, all except the Fetra will render music. As has been January 9—Mrs. Paul H. Axtell of ly equipped forts; while not a fort In the Federal Housing Administration Vlco praldmt—ThomM Cook. B. Fowler, district deputy grand re- ethrog, or citron, sprigs of the frag- the actual sense of tho word, as fort poor Scarecrow, who Is only descend- done formerly two young women will Leonardo will speak on the subject, Treasurer—Geor^fl O. Hopping, cording secretary; William R- Fowl- and the two above nationally known ed from a beanpole. So off the Scare- be present to care for the Bmaller "World Citizenship." Secretary—Raymond Hurley. rant myrtle, tho boughs ot tha brings to mind battlements, guns and manufacturing companies. Twelve children. Solicitor—Warren H. Bmock. er, Jr., district deputy grand finan- humble willow of tho brook symbol- crow goes to find a family or family February 13—Founder's day pro- Assistant treasurer—George E. Win- cial secretary; Harden 0. Fowler, cannons, a first lino of defense booths were erected around the large tree If he can. He runs to a moonlit; gram, "Ambition of Adult Educa- ning. ize the harvest character of the fes- invading enemy, but district deputy grand treasurer; tival and are brought to the syna- against an auditorium in which several national cornfield, slides down the beanpole, A LETTER FROM FEKU. tion," by Mrs. Peter O'Connor, sup- Assistant eeeretanr—Albeit T. Doremul, rather a scientific laboratory with organizations had lighting displays. and finds himself in Sllverland. He ervisor of Adult Education. Directors—Thomu Cook. SUwajt Cook, Stanley W. Fowler, district deputy gogue to form part of the service every modern device known for com- Mr. Allen opened the meeting and Jr., E. Allaire Commit, Nttwton Doremus, grand Inside guard, and Charles J. for the day. flito on a flilvur and blue throns while Captain Irving Hay, Air Pilot and At the meeUng on March 12, Prin- A, T. Porenus, Theodora A. Doremus, Fowler, district deputy grand chap- munication. introduced R. S. Findlay, manager all around him are walls of silver, Explorer, Writes Friend Here. cipal Harry 0. Sleber will speak on Cli&Fles &, English, JamM X3. Greeley, Mat- "A boautiful scrvllce In which Tha first stop in the tour of Fort oi the local bureau ot the Federal and tho people are all dressed In cloth the. subject, "Liberal High School thew W. Grelg, George C. HOCPIHB, J. H. lain. Photographs of the staff were young children are inducted Into the Monmouth was at the Officers' club, Housing Administration. A discus- of silver. They think he is their long Captain Andrew S. White of Oak- Mount. R«lph S. PearM, Victor Satter, taken before Tuesday night's meet- religious school, is hold at this aoa- Curriculum." Warren H. Smock, R. V. R. H. Stout, Ing at Stewart's studio at Rod Bank, where Colonel Cowan gave a short sion of store fronts was conducted lost Emperor, bring him a tall silver and street corresponds quite regu- On April 16 parents will hold a dis- Clyde E. Sivannfll, Fred I). Wikoff, II. 11. aon In Reform temples. Thin (service address, touching upon a few of the by D. E. Wellott of tho Pittsburgh crown and dress him in a purple and larly with Captain Irving Hay, a cussion on "Family Relationship In Wllion and George E. Winning, id known as Con«ocratlon. Emphasis interesting facts about the fort and Plate Glass company, and a general gold robe. former Red Banker, air pilot, who tho Changing World," and in, con- Is placed on the message of Joy and outlining future, construction to bo lighting discussion was conducted by Meanwhile Dorothy and the Cow- with his mother is now located in cluding will hold a final business Meeting of Guild gladness in gratitude of God's boun- done. Tliero arc at present about-850 W. H. Hyatt of the Westlnghouse ardly Lion have set "out to serach for Talara, Peru. The last letter re- meeting and an election of new of- Says Sterner Seeks tiful gift which tho Feast of Taber- enlisted men and seventy officers at Electrlo Manufacturing company. him, and get Into the weird country ceived from Mr. Hay, under dato of ficers. Music will be heard at each Executive Committee nacles bt'lngH to tho world at large, the fort. Other places visited were A general discussion for the pur- of. Pokeland, whore a Knight in ar- September 25, was a most interesting meeting. Control of Roads aii woll as to the Jewish people" the hospital, golf course, non-com' pose of enlightening various business mor comes out of an old' greystone ono and deleting the personal para- The executive committee of the missioned officers' area, barracks, men on the matter of obtaining FHA castle, and saves them from the graphs, the following is reprinted, John J? Qulnn, Democratic state women's guild of the Trinity Epis- pigeon lofts, where Thomas Ross, the loans for modernizing atore fronts sleepy spell of the Slow Pokes. They through Mr. White's courtesy, for Gov. Hoffman Flies commltteBrjaan, spoaklng before tho copal church held a business meeting HONOIt NEW MEMBERS. foremost authority in the world on was headed by Mr, Findlay, followed escape to find themselves on Wish- the general Interest it might have to Democratlo county . committee at Tuesday morning In the parish house pigeons, brought out several of the by three sound films showing- old and way, on tho edge of the dangerous Register readers: " From Local Airport Freehold Tuesday night, declared on West Front street. Young Woman's Club Volunteer to pigeons, including Mocker, who la new installations and how lighting Deadly Desert, meet a Boy Giant, Talara, where I am writing from, la that the Republicans did not expect Help lied Gross on Armistice Day. to elect a senator or sheriff this year Flans for the muolcale to be given eighteen years old, and served in the played an important part In modern- who turns out to be made of candy, on the northern er.d of our run, 620 Governor Harold G. Hoffman, his by Monmouth county artists Wednes- A spaghetti dlnnor wag Berved World war. In delivering a message izing- activities. and tho Doubtful Dromedary, who miles north of Lima Wo come up but wero centering their efforts on wife and two daughters,'ware Sun- gaining control of the board of free- day night, October 23,1 were made Monday night at tho Woman's club^ to tho front at Beaumont, France, It waa announced that surveys will Joins them In their search for the here one day and back the next; day visitors at tho Red Bank air- and It was reported that the advance In honor of the new members by the' one eye was shot, but he was able scarecrow. make six stopa on the way; takes holders by electing two member*. be made without cost by local archi- ten hours' flying time for a round port, where they boarded a military Mr. Qulnu said this plan waa so they sate of tickets has been very good Junior Woman's club. Tho commit- to go on through and deliver the tects, lighting engineers and store- Back in Emerald City, Ozma Is plane and were piloted to Nelson Mrs. Harrison Bance and Mrs. Frank too In charge of the meeting was watching their adventures by means trip. We are quite busy, carrying could add county roads to the state message, giving the location of a front engineers. Following the meet- about 1,100 passengers a month, also airport, near Pompton Lakes, where system and give more power to 0. Curtis are co-chairmen of the com- composed of Mrs. Edward Leddy, nest of machine guns. Last week Ing" a buffet luncheon was served to of the Magic Picture, Intending to in- a lot of freight Ono trip I took tho governor filled a speaking en- mittee in charge. tervene If things get too bad for the Donald Sterner, State Highway com- Mrs. Hpward Smith and tho Misses they shipped one of the pigeons to the many guests present. eleven calves up to Cuzco, three and gagement. missioner. The guild discussed methods for Virginia Chassy, Lorotta Regan and Chattanooga, Tennessee, from where young adventurers. However, they one-half hours from Lima. The field Upon his arrival hero Gov. Hoff- securing subscribers to the rector's Elda Malda; Tho new members In- he was released, and he returned to wish themselves right into Sllverland there is 1,200 feet high. Put burlap Mr. Quinn pointed out that under STAMP CLTJB TO MEET. where the Scarecrow is being threat- bags on the calves' feet; they didn't man was greoted by Lieutenant Hoff- discretionary fund. Voluntary con- clude MrB. Arnold Crce, MrB. Joseph Fort Monmouth in fourteen hours, a man of the 44th division, National state Democratic adailnlBtratlon the tributions of one dollar a month for Evans, Mrs. Ross King, MrB. Her- distance of some 740 miles. ened by a terrible Gee-Wizard and a mind the trip at all. The only other highway commission consisted of a Herbert VP. Hill Sends Notices For Dreadful Green Dragon. way for them to Ret there would Guard, in whose plane, piloted by six months are being received. This bert Schaeffer and Misses Ruth The tour of tho fort end- Meeting 'rom Boulder City, Nevada. have taken about ten days. Had an- Major Copsey, they flew to their des- non-partiaan four-member board to money will be used for church wel- Clayton, Anna Cameron, Beatrice ed at retreat, which was most im- How they escape and get safely other trip from Limn to Chlclayo, a tination. Police Commissioner Thom- provide chocks and balances. Now fare work during the winter. The Elgneralch, Ruth Jeffrey and May pressive, with the firing of the can- The Monmouth County Philatelic homo to tho Emerald City, and what town 400 miles north of Lima. A he said Sterner has been given slnglo membera hope to obtain 2S pledges. happens afterwards is all told In tho man died in Lima; wanted to bury as M. GopsllI of Red Bank also greet- handed power. Pratt. non at IH'o o'clock and the imme- Bociety will meet tomorrow night, ed the governor at the airport. Miss Mary Walker suggested the diate lowering of the flag and the October 11, at eight o'clock at the closing scenes of this fascinating tale him in Chiclayo. The casket with Announcement was made of a con- Miss Gladys Shropshire-addressed Red Bank borough hall. There will of "Adventures in Oz." tho lid on and he in it would not The governor's party arrived hern adoption ot a confidential file system the members on Red Cross and the playing of the "Star Spangled Ban- fit In the door of the plane, so took by auto and returned to the Red cert in the Aabury Park Convention to bo used,for registering names of ner" by the post band. be a general discussion of plans for Burchell Hilton is in charge of ar- hall on October 31 under the direc- membera volunteered to solicit the National Stamp week, which, is to rangements, Miss Louise Parker in him out, the lid off, put the basket Bank airport late Sunday night. persons desiring employment Those buslnoss section on Armistice day.. The members and guests present in the plane, then put him In the tion of Arthur Pryor, nationally wishing to have their names placed were Mrs. ^Mattenlee, Mrs. Olsen, be observed from November 4 to No- charge of ushers, Seely B. Tuthill casket again. Had to do the same known bandmaster and a member ot Miss Catherine Russell heads the vember 10. Members are requested and Herbert E. Edwards are co- at the other end of the trip. He the board of freeholders. Announce- on this file should communicate with committee In charge and sho Is bo- Mrs. Jerome B. Drew, Mrs. Stewart SCHOOL BOABD. either the rector, Rev. Herbert S. VanVliet, Mrs. Horton Garrison, Mrs. .o bring stamps or covers for sale or chairmen of charity while other co- didn't mind the trip, either. ment was also made of pre-election ing assisted by Mrs. Ronald Mulll- exchange to the meeting tomorrow workers Include Mrs. Robert G. Ils- rallies on the following dates: Octo- Craig, or with Miss Walker. ken, Mrs. Larry Schilling, Mra. Jo- Herbert Hunter, Mrs, Edwin Farrier, niRht. We carry most all of the moving Meeting Held In tho West Keansburg The regular meeting of the guild seph Evans and MlBses Dorothy Mrs. Hnrold Hancock, Miss Cecelia lcy of Rumson, Mrs. Leslie D. Seely picture shows from one town to an- School Monday. ber 15, Engltehtown; October 17, Conover, Mrd. Edward Collins, Mra. A feature of the notices sent out of Eatontown, Mrs. Morgan C. Knapp other and any amount of small Women's Democratlo club, Garfleld- will be held Tuesday afternoon, Oo- Schllchting, Marion Harm, Muriel lor this meeting was that they wero of Shrewsbury, Mrs. James VanNos- things. The Itarttan township, board of ed- Grant hotel, Long Branch; October tober 15, at 2:30 o'clock In the par- Supp and May Pratt. Charles Conover, Mrs. Walter Gup- trand, Mrs. Blatchford Sherman, Mrs. til, Mrs. J. H. DoWolfe, Mrs. Ray- postmarked at Boulder City, Nevada, I met an Englishman named Tom ucation held Its regular monthly 21, Matawan; October 22, Union ish house. Mrs. V. O. Wodehouse la The noxt meeting, to be hold Oo- mond Guenther, Mrs. John E. Ballly, September 30, and bore the new Barclay W. Moffat. Mrs. Harry Stokes. • He has lived in Lima a meeting in tho West Keansburg Beach and Atlantic Highlands; Oc- chairman of the hospitality commit- I tober 21, will bo In charge of Miss Mrs. Franlt Quackenbuah, Mrs. Allan Boulder Dam stamp, which went on Leach, Mrs. Patrick Cotter, Mrs. lonp time and is quite a big-game echpol on Monday. The clerk'e and tober 23, Highlands and Sea Bright; tee. | Dorothy Metzgar, chairman of th» sale there that day. , The sending of John C. Simpson, Mrs. Aage Nellson, fisherman. Last yyea r ho caughg t two custodian's reports showed a balance October 23, Keansburg; October 25, International Relations committee. Rtlnclall, Mrs. Helen Borden, Mrs. these notices at tho instigation of marlinli , one 630 poundsd , thho otheth r of {2,334.63 on hand. Bills to tho Mlddletown township and Keyport; Elizabeth King, . Mrs. Robert Cad- Mrs. May S. Gibson, Mrs. Catherine 712 pounds. Miss Floronco Forgotson will bo the tho club president, Herbert W. Hill, Relchey, Mrs. Lora G. Miller. Miss He has a line boat, 51 amount of $956.85 were approved. October 28, Freehold and Marlboro; Eatontown Forming speaker and tho hostesses will be man, Mrs. Theodore D. Parsons. feet long, thirteen-foof t beam; hag a October 29, Manasquan and Sea gives each member of tho club a Charlotte-Wilson, Miss May Throck- 75-horae Diesel engine, drives her Mr. Buntenbach reported that mater- Misses Charlotte Fjeldcr, Janet first-day cover of thte stamp. morton, Rev. Carman Trembath, about eipht knots; has two cabins, ial for the P. W. A. project had been Girt; October 30, Deal and Belmarj PTA To Help School Brown and Dorothy Schlichting:. SENIOR CLASS PLAY. Rabbi Arthur Hershon and Dr. Paul one sleeps four, tho other two; a deliverod to the schoolB, and that the October 31, Howell township; Novem- NEW HOLMDEL HOUSE. H. Axtcll. forecastle for the crew of two, and work would begin this week. Mr. ber 1, Red Bank and Long Branch; After a porlod of about twelve a Kalley aft. The engirieroom Is Buntenbach waa designated to repre- November 3, Long Branch and As- FLOWER SHOW AT OTIM80N. "Easy Money" to Be Given at Leon- under the pilot house; full heaci- sent the board In connection with bury Park. years, a new Eatontown Parent- ardo Tonight and Tomorrow. Elizabeth Man Building on Tract A SUNDAY OUTING. room everywhere. I have been out Teachers' association Is being at- Which He Bought on Boute 34. tho P. W. A. project. — i e> tempted. Mrs. Otto Goetxe Captured Moil The senior class of the Mldd^etown several times with him around Lima: Points at Exhibit. Iladdon Ivlns Shows Ills Cullnnry caught some big bonlta and Bmall Tho clerk was authorized to securo i ADDRESSES HI-Y. The flrat meeting for organization township high school la very much Douglass Fromm of Elizabeth Is a- new drlnkinR fountain for tho encouraged • over the large sale of having a house built for hjs own oc- Skill At a Steak Dinner. tuna. The swordfish Rrounds are up will bo held next Tuesday afternoon Mrs, Otto Goetzo was awarded hero a little north of Talara. Ex- North Centervillo school to replace Four New Member* Taken In Alpha at 8:30 o'clock at Eatontown school first prlzo for winning tho most tickets tor the play, "Easy Money," cupancy on tho property at Holmdel Mr. and Mra. Haddon Ivina, Mr. pect to go with him for a couple ono there now which la broken. The which 1:, to be Riven tonight and to- which he bought a few years ago Beta HI-Y Club. No. 1. Mrs. Rondo DeNyse, county points nt a flower show hold TUCB- and Mrs. Wood Ivlns and daughter of weeks' flshinK in January. He la clerk was authorised to furnish an membership chairman, and MrB. day aftornoon at the homo of Mra. morrow ni^ht at the high school at from the Whltc-Fach agency of Red Phyllis and Conrad Hoffman were also talking of going to tho GaU- additional fire extinguisher for tho At tho meeting of tho Alpha Bota Leonardo. Each night the perform- Bank. The land, comprising about Sunday Ktiesta of Mr. and Mrs. pagoa islands. I sure hope he does. David Carp, county chairman of Par- Frederick Talcott on Ward avenue, Hnzlet school, also ono for the North HI-Y- club held Monday night, four ent-Teachere, will bo present and Rumson, by tho Rumson Garden ance will begin at ha'f-pnat eight eighteen acres, is on tho west side of Thomas P. Dorcmue of Harris Park. They tell me the fishing there Is Centerville school If needed. new membera were voted into tho o'clock. Tlu^ caat of characters was Routo 31, a short distnnco south of Mr. IVIIIB, who Is a former Red Bank something to tell your friends about. club. They were Jack DaviB, William will assist In forming the Eatontown club. Dahlias predominated In tho printed In The Register last week. the Pleasant Valley tea room. The boy and at present editor and pub- The weather here is just passing Tho board Instructed teachers to Havlland, Frank Ivina and Raymond association. exhibits. Second prlzo was won by Miss Cecelia Mokray is the coach. I house will be 28x50 feet with a porch to spring time; has been quite clnnip observo rules In reference to holding All parents of school pupUs are re- Mra. Andrew V. Stout nnd tho third lisher of the Hudson Dltpatch, as pg ; flro drills. Medical Inspector Hart- Clark. • Tho play is ^sponsored by the senior with high colonial columns extend- well an state librarian, always looks here this winter. quested to attend as well as all prlra by Mrs. E, A. Knapp. ing nil tho way across the front. man stated that the State Depart- Following the business meeting teachers. _ __ The Judges for ths specimen class advisors, theyJ being Lillian 2 forward to a visit to his old home At Talara, which la only 180 miles Glenn P. Wlshard, Becretary of tho Kumlonii, Joseph i . Matthews and Weatherbroad enclosures will be town and Sunday was no exception south of the equator, right now it Is ment of Health would furnish anti- classes wore John Kennedy, Frank too cold to go swimming, nnd a coat toxin for tho Inoculation of pupils, Red Bank Y. M. C. A., gave a talk M18CEIXANKOUK SHOWER. Kenneth Meineit. During IntermlK- used. The house will havo'seven to the rule. on, "What Religion Means to Mo." Borardl and Frank Dean, nnd the nlnn Doris Hurst nnd Lois ^^tfill will rooms, a bathroom nnd modern im- is needed after sundown. This is and that he was ready to uso same During tho day additional #ueyU> due to the Humbolt current that as soon aa a nurse waa obtained to This was tho flrat In a oerlcB of talkn arrangemont judges wore Mrs. Clem- render on Instrumental duct and provements. Spafford W. Schanck of of Mr. and Mm. Doremus wero Mr. runs up tho west coast from the- to bo given by prominent men In and Mlaa Beatrice Ihr and evening, October 21. Although the day wna otormy, it October 22, at tho Main Central ho- town. Prises will bo awarded and Lyons, Sr., Mrs. Ol&dys Moore, Mra. tobor 14, at 8:16 o'clock at tha Pres- rofreuhments eerved. byterian church. Two guest Bpeak- Albert White. This will be the (second meeting of did not interfere with Mr. Ivins' KiccoKmcit'f) RicroitT. tel at Asbury Pork. Dinner will be Lillian West, Mrs. Edward Stewart, their new iienHon. it promises to bo fetching along with him his sturdy served at half-past six o'clock. Tho Mrs. Anne Osborn, Mm. Chnrlcii Mra. Oladys Pauls, Mrs. William era havo been arranged to glvo en- tin Interesting one In view of the cooklnK uteriHllH, wltVi which ho pre- speakers will bo Charles D. Ander- Bchlck and Mrs. Charlps Pla ara In Lyono, Jr., Mra. WTIllam Dowlen, tertaining talks. CAIU) PAIITV. !>art-M a wonderful utitdoor dinner, Fifteen lVrnona Arrcatm nt Ileil charge of arrangements. Col. H. Norman Hchwartzkopf, fact tlmt a. new local council will Hank Uii) Pant Month. oon, analntant commissioner of edu- Mrs. Qeorge Obre and MIBBOB Eliza- noon bo formed. Hpcclnllzlng in the cooking of steakw, cation, and Dr. Henry Crane of beth Gattls, Frelda Btoye, Betty head of tho New Jersey Htnto police, Lambda Cliaptcr, Klt'ina Tun Klgnm, Those In charge of the entertain- and the party ffr«iitly enjoyed the re- Recorder Harry Klatnky of Reel Bcranton,' Pennsylvania. Christian Knilcovor Meeting. Vaughn, Madelyn Brooks, Marlon will bo one of the spenkera while tha to Hold Affair October 1«. ment are Mrs. Walter Relnhaus, Mrs. sults of Mr. Ivlmi'ii culinary skill. Bu'nk, turned In fines of $20 Monday The Young Paoplei society of othcr Hpoakcr'ii nimio IB being with- Cooper, Lorraine Charron,' Emma held until tpeaklnn time. All mem- F|nnl Jilann will be made by George Wagner and Mlsii Ida Good- night which ho had collected tho pnnl 1 Christian Endeavor of the Presby- Lomax, Dorothy Curohln, Mary Ijambda chapter, Sigma Tau Sigma, Hpecd. month. His report showed that llf- "Hymn Sing' At terian church will dleoiio the nub- bers and gueata nro Invited to at- Junior OulliI Meeting. toon persona had been arrested, of Rlccl, Minerva Euler, Nancy tend. tonight at the home of Ml»» Ella The Girls' Junior guild of Trinity The young peoplo of tho Llncroft Ject, "Tho WorkJ Vision of Jesus," Havana, Margaret Curlay, Helen Cur- Honiy of Shrewsbury avenue, for 1'unhlon Show. whom ton wera fined for overtime chapel and the Highland goapel quar- at tta regular meeting next Ouiiday ley, Deborah Buchanan, Margaret their card party to be held at the ISpIflcopal church will Hold a cuke parking of automobiles. One porson tet will havo a "hymn «lng" at tho night. Glenn Wloharil, secretary of Cantlltlon Mlia' Bpeaker. A fatihion show will bo given by ealo on Saturday morning, beginning waa sont to tho county jail and one Schneider, Eleanor O'Brien, Loratta Shrewsbury school auditorium Fri- the Shrewsbury auxiliary of tho homo ot Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Luker tha Young Men'« Christian (UBOOIH- Dudley, Emma Taylor, Betty •Sim- John W. Cantllllon, a post day, October 18, at ton o'clock, In a atore nt S Broad wan lined $5 for a motor vehicle vio- of Bolford Sunday afternoon at quar- Rtvarvlaw hospital Friday evening, ntreot. Tho prococda will bo une« "Wh«r« > ments will ba ««rveo% and Freehold, will put on tn» anow. danervlnf twill**. 1 Misa Noras, Norman It tt)« l*ad*r o* ness leads through th* KsnsMr *«4' on the program will b« Buddy Mao* month*. do You Stand. " the arroUB, Kaaal* at Newark, Juvenile slncer. RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10,1985. Personals Church Notes. each month. A committee was named WUIUm KoRrat, a New To* phar- Governor Hoffman to draw up a constitution. Weddings , macist, were married" Saturday tt Seven Recovering Services In First Church of Chrtal In Mlas Seely's home room, twelve New York. The bride's) sister, Mrs. lll«8 Marjorie Grooms of Harrison boys and seventeen girls made a per- Mead—Warneker. avenue and Miss Grace Brooks of Scientist, at 209 Broad street, Be At Elks Today High School Note* Jano Garland of Sea Bright, and h«r Bank, are held on Sundays at 11:01 fect attendance record for Septem- Miss Martha Mead of Long Branch, sister-in-law, Mrs. John Lindsay, al»o From Fungi Poison White road, Shrewsbury, have re- ber. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George turned homo after spending a vaca- A. M. and 8:00 P. M., and on Wednei Speaki Thi* Noon at Joint Meet- of Sea Bright, were among those who days at 8:00 P, M. / Four extra boys have been added Mead of California, and John War- attended the ceremony, A reception Entire Household Stricken Mo». tion In tho Pocono mountains, ing of Rotarians and Lions— At an executive meeting of the to the service squad of the Junior neker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard waa held at the home of the bride's day Night After Eating Tout* Dennis McNlcholl and son Dennis "Are Sin, Disease and Deatl A Royal Welcome Arranged senior class held last week a senior high school for the purpose of keep- of Chapel Hill road, Mlddletown, Real?" will be the subject ot th dance was planned to be held Friday, Warneker of Everett, were married aunt, Mrs. J. B. Mahan of New York. stools in Mistake for Mu»h» lesson-sermon in all Churches o —Choral Club to Sing. ing order In the tunnel that connects Saturday morning by Rev. Louis Co- The bride 1B a graduate of the nailed Sunday on the S. S. Transyl- November 28, in the high school gym- the junior and senior buildings. They gan In the Catholic church rectory Long Branch high school and of rooms. vania of tho Anchor lino (or London- Chriat, Scientist, on Sunday, Octc nasium under :the supervision of Miss are Raymond Kelly, John Cooney, dsrjY. Ireland. bor 13. The large auditorium of the Bed Edna Hallock. Charles Bennett, at Bradovelt. Rposevelt hospital at New York. At Bank Rika home will bo filled to ca- John Sinnmontl and Jamea Squilante. The bride wore a bottle-green present she is connected' with the Seven members of a Mr, and Mrs. Marcus Daly of Pros- The Golden Text Is: "The praye; president, presided over the meeting. Elementary School News. who on Mondav night ate toadstool* pect avenue have returned from a of faith shall save tho sick, and th pacity this noon when the Red Bank Others attending were Carley Gara- cheviot suit with brown accessories operating room of Memorial hospital civic bodies and thclr~ guests will ex- and wore a corsago of Talisman at New York. believing them to be muahroomi, arc trip to Virginia Beach. Lord shall raise him up; and it h tend a warm greeting of welcome fola, Marjorle Kohl, Esther Levine, Tho elementary grado teachers met recovering at their home on Bridge Mrs. Florence Grant of Hudson have committed sins thoy shall b Jacob Halperln, John Black, Jack as a group Thursday at the Oakland, roses. Miss Mary Warneker, sister avonue, to which they wero returned to Governor Harold G. Hoffamn, who of the bridegroom, was attired in a avenue entertained Mrs. William forgiven, him" (James 5:15). comes to Red Bank as a guest Hammell, Jack McHugh and Muriel street school with their supervisor, Carpentler—Roman. after receiving treatment In Moa- Mallett, Mrs. Loroy Cobb and Mrs. Among the citations which com Rath. A candy committee was chos- Mra. B. H. Rue to discuss ways of fuchsia suit with brown accessories Mrs. Alma Palmer Carpentler of raouth Memorial hospital at Long Donald Rellly of Port Monmouth at speaker at a Joint meeting of the en to sell candy at all the home foot- improving the work of the elemen- and also wore a corsage of Talisman prise the lesson-sermon Is tho follow Rotarlane and Lions. Arrangements 1 Keansburg and George A. Raman of Branch. cards one day last week. Mrs. Grant Ing from the Bible: "Then wai ball games. The committee includes tary school for tho ensuing year. roses. Joyeelin Mead of Milltpwn, Cranford were married yesterday The victims', all of whom reside: 031 for the affair have been In the hands brother of the bride, was best man. and Mrs. Rellly were recent visitors brought unto him one possessed wltl of Harold A. LaRoa of the Lions Helen Tllton, Virginia Pace, Doris They later met with Dr. Wayne morning at St. James's church by Bridge avenue,, ara Mrs." Fanny a devil, blind and dumb, and H Averre, Jane Powers, Helen McKoe, Wrightetono of Columbia university The bridegroom's mother wore a Rev. Joseph Donnelly, assistant rcc- Aachcttino, her son Amerigo, her two xluh_and Maurlct>_ScJawattz._.of_ tha Ruth-Walker Helen-Lyons, Milllsent i tQ-arxanEo^fpx^^coursg^entitl^d^" Ac- dress ofJ)lack crepe with white trim Mrs. Hutton and Infant healed him, insomuch thanhe^bliHi Rotary club. In addition to an an- r I.M; Mrs. MMnr.lop .Tohrmtop I/ir daughters, Deii>hlne,^and_JAnjleLj»iidL_ son have returned to their homo on and dumb both spake and saw ticipated one hundred per cent at- Chinnock, Teresa Hoffman and Mar- tivities in tho Elementary School." and matching accessories. Her" ot New York, g. cousin of the bride, [Two Boarders, Halo Acqulvlva and Linden place from Rlvorvlow hos- (Matthew 12:22). tendance of the two clubs, cachi jorle Maclnnea. The dance commit- This course will Include consider- corsage was of whte gardenias. waa matron of honor and Henry J. Thomas Candella. pital. Tho lesson-sermon also includes t member has asked for reservation tee consists of Gene Worthley, Jack ation of lntergrado activity, units of Immediately following the cere- Sheehan, a boyhood chum of the The toadstools were picked by an- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E: Edwards following passago from the Chris- for one or more guests. McHugh, Muriel Rath, Carley Gara- works in such aspects as stimulation, mony the bridal party left for groom, was best wan. other son, Herman Anchettlno of nf Brnnrt utroot spent tho week-end tian Sclonco textbook, "Science an' fola, Marjorie Kohl, Jack Hammell, planning field trips, investigations Princeton, where they dined at tho A luncheon attended by Immediate Little Sliver at Little Silver. After with Mrs. Hcrbort'a slater, Miss Helen Health with Key to the Scriptures' Jacob Halperln, Esther Lcvlne, Jo($h and creative activity. Princeton Inn and In the afternoon relatives and close friends was held filling a banket with the fungi, some Duke of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. by Mary Baker Eddy: "The physlca Black and Ruth Hance. Oakland Street .News. attended the Princeton-Penn football afterward at the Elks' home on of which were mushrooms and eome Edwardu observed their nineteenth healing of Christian Science resulti A pep meeting was held in the au- The 2-B class gave a flower show game, after which the couple left for Broad street, with Mr. and Mrs. M. toadstools, Mr. Aschettlno took It to wedding anniversary last week and now, as, in Jesus' time, from th ditorium Friday under the direction Thursday In which each pupil ar- a ten-day motor trip through Penn- W. Keough, the new managers, as his home. However, he decided to Mr. Kdwardu also had a birthday an- operation of divine prlnclplo, befon of the school cheering squad com- ranged flowers for effect. The kin- sylvania and Delaware. Following caterers. The couple left on a three present his cnother with what ho h&d niversary. which sin and disease lose their rea' posed of eleven girls led by Rose dergarten entered two bougueta and their return tho couple will leave for weeks' wedding trip and on their re- picked, and went to hor hom» on George Grob, Sr., of Kaet West- Ity In human consciousness and dls Grand. Coach Wlllard Rlnehart gave tho first grade entered one bouquet. Thomasville, Georgia, where they will turn will make their home at Keans- Bridge avenue. side avonuo In u patient at tho Fit- appear as naturally- and aB neces an entertaining talk on school spirit Tho kindergarten, first and third spend the winter. burg. The seven members of the house- kin Memorial hospital at Neptune. aarily as darkness gives place t< and the spirit of cheering. The mem- grades visited the show. Mr. Warneker attended the Red hold had the plants with relish at Rodney Jneksun of South Hamp- light and sin to reformation. Now bers of the cheering squad include Fortv-four boys entered the qual- Bank high school and Is employed supper. Two hours later all of them ton, Long Island, former pilot for aa then, these mighty worka are no Rose Grand, Rose LIbovsky, Dorothy v Campanella—Cloffl. were seized with severe paina. Four- ifying rounds for the championship by 'Lewis S. Thompson of Brookdale Miss Anna Campanella of Rum- Gonoral Howard S. Bordcn of Rum- aupernatural, but supremely natural' VanSauter, Ruth Jackson, Doris tournament in horseshoo pitching. Farm, Lincroft. Mrs. Warneker be- teen-year-old Jennie Blzzaro, a neigh- soti, was a Hunday visitor at the local (Pref. xl). Rath, Madeline Brill, Viola Botta- son became the bride of Rocco V. bor, happened to look in, heard tha Tho .six highest scores have been se- fore her marriage was employed as Cioffi of Longr Branch Sunday after- airport. garo, June Warner and Dorothy lected for the final rounds. The high- a secretary In the Long Branch moaning and ran acrosa tho street to Douglas. noon at Holy Cross church at Rum the home, of Felix R. Santangelo. Tony Plmrabba, who has been The confirmation class of th p«t score:; werK made by Paul Ralph, board of health ofllce. son. Rev. John E. Murray, rector, traveling with the Fred Allen radio Lutheran church will meet Saturda; The school orchestra held their first Jack Kennedy, Edward Kislln, Joo Mr. Santangela called Dr. Michael audition winners for the past several rehearsal lust week In the auditori- performed the ceremony. J. Lorenzo, Dr. Anthony Parrato and morning at ten o'clock In tho churc, Becker, Lewis Rugg and John Graf. Costc.llo—Sncco. The bride was given away by her months, paid a vlfiit to hla parents, 'Hall on Broad street. Tho subjcci um under the direction of A. LeRoy A round robin will bo played next, Miss Anna Vera Coatello of Me- Dr. M. M. Rudolck. Tlio latter was •Mr. and Mra. R. Saro Sharabba of ] tructlon will be, "Tho Te Baker. Tho orchestra In previous thus making thirty father, Frank Campanella. She waa located at Keyport and left for. Red of n3 1 games to bo chanlc street and Vincent Sacco, son attired in a gown of rose blnsh satin Bridge avenue. He was. accompanied : Commandments. years has given a number of concerts played in the finals. I of Mr. and Mrs. Santo Sacco of West Bank Immediately. Mr. Santangelo, by a young man who Is also a mem- for tho benefit of the public and this and a veil, and carried white gar- accompanied by Nicholns Cloffl, a Tho topic of tho sermon to bo glv Miss Lillian Jordan's 4-B class fol- Bergen place, were married Sunday denias. Miss Rose Panella, maid of ber of the theatrical group. en at tho regular service Sunda year plans for another entertainment • owing their recent nature walk to afternoon at St. Anthony's Roman druggist employed at the Santangelo Mrs. J. M. Patterson of Riverside n|'ng" by "the pastor, Rev., Walte of that sort have been made. New honor, was dressed In blue crepe and pharmacy on Monmouth street, con- mor Shadow Lake have been drawing Catholio church. . Rev. Nicholas carried yellow chrysanthemums. John ducted by Patsy Santangelo, a broth- Drlvo hon moved to tho Adelaldo fjowen WM be "Prayer Answered" music haB been ordered. Those who colorful pictures of 1 reported for orchestra duty lost week various things Soriano, pastor, performed the cere- Campanella and Walter Gager at- er of Felix, rushed over to the Court apartments on Broad Htreet on Tho Sunday-school teachers wi thoy saw during their walk. mony. the south side of LeRoy place. were Pat Seely, ^ancy Malchow, tended the bridegroom. Aschettlno residence, and assisted In hold their =regular monthly meetln Miss LoiB Rogers' 2-B class is to I The bride, who was given In mar- "~Mi-s; Charlea Prlcltctt "of Wood- j"on'^onday~ nTght; October14, at th John Slnlco^Elmdii Sutphinr-Harry- .il"ar€ a large unit"on" "How The "United" ridge" by" her brother "Frank;" Wore a A reception took place at_ bridge has returned home after vis- ! u~. — Boa'key, Michael Nero, Michael Caril- and afterward the j Emetics and antidotes for the home of the pastor on Brown place ner, Peter Galatro, Virginia Wyckolt, States came to be the Country That white satin gown, tulle veil caught bride'couples lefhomt eon a wedding trip to lttng with Mra. Bertha H. Boynton Tho teachers will continue thci it Is today." with orange blossoms, andd carried a poison were administered and the of Gllleapla avenue, Fair Haven. HAROLD G. HOFFMAN. Walter Boskey, Peggy Stalder, Kath- Washington, D. C. They will live at removal ot tho family to tho hospital study of the teachers' training cours River Street News. bouquet of roses and lilies of the val Mr. anil Mrs. Joseph Falvo of Cen- of tho Lutheran church, using th leen Henderson, Robert Worden, Cor- ley. The maid of honor, Miss Anita Long Branch. was ordered. They woro taken to tor (street tiro tho parents of a son Governor Hoffman will be met inno Howell, Edna Stalder, Harold The 8-B class under the aupervlslon 1 the Long Branch hospital In the am- text, "My Pupils." of Miss Elizabeth Davis has elected Plcatngio of Staten Island, wore born Tuciiduy at Hazard hospital Plans aro being made by th formally by a committee and will be Pollacek, Arnold Siegfried, Paul Fab- changeable taffeta frock, large pic- Borelll—Benntl, bulances maintained by the first aid Long Branch. greeted at the assembly by a com- ry, William Robinson, Marjorie Joe ' Zucco president and Alex Ro- squads of Red Bank, Fair Haven and Ladles' aid uooioty for tho harves' gel) vice president. The 5-A class ture hat and carried a bouquet of Mrs. Catherine Borelll of West Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers have home service to bo held on Sunday blncd membership of the Thursday Moore, Morton Greenblogg-, Thomas pink roaes. Tho church was decor- Front street, and Generio Samuel Eatontown. returned to their home on Wallace Morning Choral society under the Farley, Jack White, William VanPelt will have charge of tho chapel pro- The victims were not reported but October 20. Tho society Is also plan' gram to be given today. ated with pink and white roses and Benati, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas street after spending the summer at rung to hold Its annual Hallowe'en leadership of Miss Gladys Shrop- and Jack Bain. baby's breath. Daniel Geroni was Benatl of Farmingdale, were mar- of danger until about four o'clock Ocean Grove. sociable early In November. shire. Patriotic songs and other A committee of six has been chos- West Borgen News, best man. Fred Bruno was ring- ried Sunday afternoon by Rev the following morning,' Kuth Tioyd, llve-year-old daughter numbers will be rendered by the en for the junior dance which will bo Mary Scott of the first grade bearer and Marie Costello waa flower Nicholas Soriano in St. Anthony's of Mr. and Mr". Fred Boyd of Mar- Tho regular morning service on group during tho gathering. held around Christmas in the local planted a number of peanuts and tho girl. Mies Marie Marasclo played Italian Catholic church. The at- Retired Teachers' Meeting. lon street, underwent an operation Sunday at the Methodist church wli; Governor Hoffman informed The school gymnasium. Those chosen plants now bear small peanuts which j [he organ and Miss Mildred LaManna tendants were Joseph Cataldo of The annual meeting of the New Monday morning for tho removal of Register that due to the pressure of from the 11-A class are Adele Hepp- be in charge of tho church school grow at the root of the plant. Tho ' g Farmingdalo, a coualn of the bride, Jersey Society of Retired Teachera hor tonsll.i and adenoids at Mon- The annual promotion exerclaea wil buslneas he had not prepared any ner, Albert MacDonald and Eleanor sail and Miss Rose Borelll of Retl Bank. will be held in the Y. W, C. A. build-. mouth Memorial hoapltal. She re- special speech for this particular oc- Nicosia. From the 11-B class are teacher, Mra. Zcnla Davis, has asked j A rcccption was held at tho brlde- bo held. Diplomas will bo presented the pupil to bring the plants to RroO,_ m's hom,e„ followin.„ ,g the cere- ing on Washington street, Newark, turned home last night and ii and awards for faithful attendant casion. Evelyn Wodehouso chairman, Tieorge school that r lrJ Friday, October 18, at 2:00 P. M. ported to bo doing nicely. the class can study mony for nbout 200 guests after will be given. Tho program will be Wilde and William Phlfer. Miss them. which the couple left for a week's Patients At The Stephen B. Gilhuly of Ocean Grove, HOV. ,John B. McCloskey ot Broad In chargo of William Bennett, sup- Elizabeth RogerB and Henry Fisher School Personals. president of tho society, will make a street returned home last week from erintendent of the school. Keansburg Estate are the class advisors. wedding trip to Washington, D. C. Betty Pryor attended the Upon their return they will reside on Riverview Hospital report. The speaker will be HIM Cleveland, Ohio, whore he attended Rev. Albert I*. Baner, pastor o: A girls' elimination tennis tourna- Smith party held last Monday week Central avenue. Mr. Sacco Is em- Lillian Rusling of Rutherford. tho Kuciiariatiu Congreas. the elmreli, wlH use as tho themo o Goes to Children ment under, the supervision of Mrs, at Madioon Squart Gardon, ployed by the Globe oil 'company. Stanley Cohen of Lake avenue was his sermon tho subject, "The Placi Wim,i,,. n rr n , , - 'Howard Smith was held Thursday Audrey Cook was a recent visitor admitted Friday for treatment for a of Religious Education." Tho choir y of friends at Gladstone. Moss—Lane. dislocation of his left elbow. He re- Holmdel News. Relief Workers will sing the anthem, "God 1B in His i i in Keansburg afternoon at the local municipal ten- W U g aSt courts. Viola Bottagaro and Dor- Helen Makris has accepted a po- Miss Mae Moss, daughter of Mr. ceived the Injury while playing foot- Holy Temple," by Mueller. Organ H.i « $«V!10 t0 St" °Ann ' 8 y VanSauter are In the beginnersd D ' Thoughts about the world serin n-I t chh t t Kcan8b° ' ' sltlon at the Red Bank Candy 1 and Mrs. Adam Moa9 of Long ball. Display Canning numbers will Include "Gloria Dom- wnil TT * ,,"g"--g. . His semifinalsemi-finals but as yet the matches Kitchen after school hours and on Branch, became the brde of Harry Mrs. John Euler of Belford was ad- baseball championship games and, ni," by Noble; "Postlude" by Mozarl Z1IUan? J'.I5!"y' was lett $3°C have not been completed. In tho ad- the Italc-Elthopian war were COM- and "Air on tho G String" by Mat- All the rest of his estate was be- Saturdays and Sundays. Woolley Lane, also of Long Branch mitted Thursday as a surgical pa- An Interesting Exhibition of vanced group Nancy Malchow and Evelyn White hi attending Mrs. Saturday morning at the Rumson tient. pletely erased from the minds of * theson. queathed to hlB daughter, Eleanor R. Ruth Reamer won over Helen Rog- Mrs. James Gotschalk of Riverside number of public school pupils who Their Work Made at the Kelly, and she was named as execu- ers and Helen McKee, but were de- O'Shca'a buDincos Inatltuto on Broad Presbyterian church. Rdv. William The first anniversary of the dedl street Calvin Colby, pastor, officiated. Heights received a fractured lett hip gathered on Peter Maher'a farm af- Berkeley-Carteret Hotel at cation of the new organ will bo ob- trix. feated by Peggy Todd and Botty Dorothy Reid, graduate of the Red Friday in a tall at her home. ter school hours Monday afternoon Asbury Park Last Saturday. served Sunday night. The organist, Mrs, Mary C. NIvlson of Matawan Boardman, who won over Mlllicent Attending the couple were Mr. and to participate In and to watch a pony Bank high school in 1926, is now Mrs. Samuel VanDyke of Long race with girls aa riders and a. bi- Mrs. Theresa Willey, will present two eft her homestead property to her j Chinnock and Mina Davis. In tho teaching at tie Red Bank Catholio Branch. The bride was dressed in Vegetables and fruit raised and numbers, "Sonata, In A" by Grey and son, Walter F. Nlvison, in a will Becond match Jean Stryker. and Jane high Bchool. WHX. MEET AT WESTFIELD. cycle race between boys. The con- canned by persons on tho relief rolls 'Introspection" by Smith. The eenlor which sho executed In 1020. Another Beers won over Virginia Eilert and midnight blue transparent velvet and tests took place over a long U-shaped Margaret Anderson is now em- wore a corsage of ,gardeniaa. Mrs, wero exhibited at tho Berkeley-Car- choir will Blng tie antheau, "The house and lot at Matawan was be- Dorothy Bartlett. Peggy Todd and ployed in a beauty salon at Asbury State Gathering of Daughters of the driveway on the farm. The contest- terot hotel at Asbury Park Saturday Lord's Prayer," by Forsyth-Kraft, queathed to her .daughter, Alice Betty Boardman will play Jean Stry- VanDyko woro a dark green silk American Revolution. ants in the pony race wore Dot EJly in connection with a meeting which and "Bless the Lord, O My Soul," by Hlckcy. She left $25 to"each of her ker and Jane Beers In the semi-final Park. crepe dress and a corsage of Talis- riding Ginger, Doris Maher riding was held there by Democratic wom- Ivanof. The paator will speak on grandchildren. Bequest^ of person- match to be held today. Lois Knodell of Misa Illman's man roses. The autumn meeting of the New Spot and Helen Maher riding Beau- school for teaching, spent the week- Jersey state society of Daughters of en's clubs of Monmouth county. The the subject, "Seven Lamps of Wor- al effects were made to her daughter, Jack Hammell was elected president After a two weeks' tour of the ty. Dot Ely's mount won two out display waa under the direction of end visiting her parents in town. South the couple will live at Long; the American Revolution will b of three heats and Doris Manor's ship." Nellie VanPelt; her grandson, Ken- of the French club Thursday at the Proctor Hague and Eugene Gllt- Plerro W. Edwards of Long Branch, neth VanPelt, and her son, Walter K initial meeting under the supervision Branch. Mr. Lane is a chemist for held tomorrow morning at quarter won one. As a prize the winner re- The congregation of the church Is tenberg spent one day last week at to eleven o'clock in the First Pres- gardon supervisor of the rehabilita- showing a great Interest In music Nivison. All the reat of her estate of Miss Leonora Hodgdon. Other of- tho Jersey Central Power and Light ceived a Shirley Temple doll, The tion department of tho Emergency New York where they visited Radio company at Long Branch. The bride byterian church, corner of East winner of the bicycle race was since the installation f tho organ a was divided equally between her son, fleers elected wore Jeanne Lattlne City. Relief Administration of Monmouth year ago. A young people's choir of Walter, and her daughter, Nellie Van- vice president, Nancy Malchow treas- is a former resident of Rumson and Broad street and Mountain avenue, Thomas Maneel. county. Mr. Edwards waa assisted e Lloyd Newman has moved back to is a graduate of the Red Bank high Westfleld, by invitation of the West- thirty volcos has been formed and " }}~ lurer and Helen Rogers secretary. Red Bank after living at New York The Happy Go Lucky olub met at by Walter B. Deck, state supervisor tho senior choir has been greatly Gavlno Crlspo of Asbury Park left: Ruth Reamer was appointed chair- school. Her father, who is now super- field chapter, of which Mrs. Joseph of gardona. for the past year and a half. E. Bickers is regent. Miss Mabel the home of Helen and Doris Maher augmented. The Choral society, con- his daughters, Rose Sumarco and ' man ot the entertainment committee intendent of the Levy estate on Nor- Friday, with the two girls mentioned Kenneth Curchln is now-employed wood avonue. Long Branch, was Clay, Btate resent, will preside. It The canned goods were judged for sisting of 45 members, and a junior [kflchele Menn, properties located on and will be assisted by Patty Ham- in Hurley's garage at Little Silver. and Carolyn Crawford acting as hos- prizes by Miss Alice E. Reed, home choir under Mlsa Jano Lafetra, aro Ipringwood avenuo and , Lincoln mond. Betty Good, Jane Hammel formerly superintendent of Bertram expected that Monmouth chapter tesses. Games were played and re- Ellen Gorman Is now living at will bo largely represented. demonstration agent of the Mon- also a part of the musical'organiza- ilace at Asbury Park and In- Neptune and Evelyn Wodehouse. The eigh- Washington, D. C. H. Borden'a estate at Rumson. freshments were served. , Others cnouth county extension service. The tion of the church, :ownship. His son, Joseph Crlspo, teen members present were asked to The program will Include an ad- present besides those mentioned were Clark Kemp is now attending dress of welcome by Walter P. Bar- awards wero blue, red and yellow was also bequeathed property on write in French what they would like Blair academy. Juhola—Carle. Mary Alice Bisaell, Kuth Hnnce, ilbto'ns. Tho preserved tood was In The Baptist church will observe Sprlngwood avenue. All the rest of to do. Most members preferred Miss Alleen Juhola of Marquette clay, mayor of Westfield; greetings Marguerite McCormlck, Dorothy 303 cans and wus raised in 150 gar- Beatrice Pettlt is employed at the from national officers and visiting tho 400th annlvorsary of the printing ils estate was divided equally among bridge. The members include Jane Red Bank book store. county, Michigan, and Edward Carle, Cross, Eulallo Francis and Clare, dens In Monmouth county, a num- of the Biblo at Its services next Sun- IIB three children. Hammell, Ann Todd, Adele Heppner, Jr., son of Edward Carle, Sr., of state regorita and from Mrs. William Lefsky of Holmdoi and Betty Weig- ber of which wero nl Red Bank and Sherman Lingenfelter has moved C. Blackman, state director of the day. Tho church school will'meet at Correll M. Allgor of Wall tow . Harold Berkowltz, Norman Hewitt, to New Brunswick, Rumson, were married Sunday after- and of Keyport. Tho next meeting vicinity. Tho canning was very well 0:45 o'clock. The morning service ihlp bequeathed his entire estate to Sarah Sieber, Evelyn Wodehouse, Grand Army of the Republic of the club will be held at the home done and tho spcctntorB found much is wife, Sara E. Allgor, In a will Arlene Smith is now attending noon at the Rumson Presbyterian will commence at eleven o'clock. The Jeanne Lattine, Ruth Reamer, Al- Newark business school. church. Rev. William Calvin Colby, The Robert French society of the of Dorothy Cross. to admlro in tho fine appearance of Paator, Rev. Edward W. Miller, will which he executed in 1926. bert Ivlns, Carley Garafola, Thomas Grand Army will give a short pro- tho display. Jardlne, Nancy. Malchow, Betty Christina Williams has moved to paator, performed the ceremony. Misa Helen Bennett, who lives near preach on the subject, "The Open Mrs. Flora A. Wood of Oceanport len Gardner. Tho attendants wero Mr. and Mra. gram of' chamber music and Mrs. Middlctown village, was a Sunday A number of tho contestants were Door." In tho evening his subject eft all of her estate to her eon, Fred- Goode, Marjorie Kohl, Barbara Sopp, Theodore Carle of Rumson, brother Dorothy French Pearsall, soprano, icst of Mies Doris Poole, present and they stated that thoy rick A. Wood, in a will which she Marjorlo Morcom and Barbara Ol- will render several groups of songs. will bo "Hla Guiding Fresonco." sen. and sister-in-law, of tho bridegroom. The county road between this plan virtually "live* out of their gardens" The Mary Mount chapter of the ixecuted in 1833. she appointed her Major F. G. Miller Tho bride was dressed In a satin Tho main address will be given by and Keyport has beon Improved the pa«t summer. They said they World Wide guild will meet Friday ion executor of the will. Tho girls' soccer team held their gown with a short tulle face veil. She Mrs. William A. Becker, president- with a coating of tarvla and sand. did not. know how they could havo night at the homo of Mrs. Henry Thomas B. Cook of 'Asbury Park, second and third meeting last woek Speaks To Quad Club also wore a tulle coronet braid general of tho national society and a Similar work has been done on the managed It they did not havo this Conover of Conover lane. Tho do- n a will which he mado in 1026 left at tho school'athletic field with Mrs. fastened with orange blossoms. She member of a Newark chapter. Vanderburg road. sourco of food. Many of them spoko otlonal service will bo led by Mrs. ill of his estate to his wife, Minnie Howard Smith In charge. Tho Aces Major Fred G. Miller of Fort Mon- carried a bouquet of white rose3. Luncheon will bo served at one A meeting of tho consistory of til*. approvingly of tho advice nnd assist- Russell Mlnton. Mra. Russell Mln- B. Cook. He appointed his wife as lost to tho Breakers, the Peanuts mouth was tho guest speaker last The matron of honor wore a blue o'clock In St. Paul's parish house. Reformed church will be held Mon- ance which they received from. Mr. ;on will have charge of tho program. ixecutrix. wero defented by the Amazons and night at the regular nleetlng of tho day at the homo of Alex L. McCleei Edwards and of tho help which they Mrs. R. Alice Humes of New York chiffon dress and carried pink rose3. Tho speaker will bo Miss Ruth La- tho Dynamos lost to the All Ameri- ,ocal Quadrangle club. Major Miller, Miss Janet Carle, flower girl, wore AUXILIARY INSTALLATION. to discuss cneana of Oiling tho pul- had received from him In getting uado her will in 1920 and it was cana. who had World war experience as pit after tha resignation of Rev. Wll- soeds and garden equipment. Wall. robated at Freehold last week. All peach taffeta. Tho trustees of tho church will Charles Bennett was elected presi- a division signal olllcer in the Amer- Thn couple left on a wedding trip Mrs. T. Harry Galley Heads Atlantlo lam H. Vandermeer becomes effoo- Some of the pardons wero In back >f her estate was left to her daugh- ican expeditionary forces and was tivo next month. meet Monday night at olght o'clock er, Katharine. H. Wlntor. dent of the senior class at the meet- 1 and upon their return will live on Highlands Group. yards and others wero of tho colloc- ,n tho church ofllcc. A meeting of ing held In the drawing room last also signal officer for tho expedition- Washington street, Rumson. Mr. Six children of tho public school tivo type. The last mentioned kind ho Sonior World Wldo guild will be week undor tho supervision of Miss ary forces at Shanghai, China, Officers wero installed last week by are absent from their studies on ac- of gardens aro on tracts which aro Carlo is gardener on Senator W. held the samo night at tho homo of Edna Hallock. Gene Worthley was during tho recent disturbance there, Warren Harbour's estate at Locust ,hs American Legion auxiliary of count of being slek with grip. Mrs, divided Into sections for a number Mrs. Nan Keasler of River Plaza. Gunners Must Get elected vice president, Myrtlo Ralph gave an intertainlng talk on China Sandy Hook Bay post at tho homo Robert Lockwood has resumed her of gardeners. Ono such tract at Red secretary, Marjorie Hammond treas- and tho Philippine Islands. Point. of Mrs. T. Harry Gaffey on Lincoln duties aa principal of tho school af- Bank is the land nenr tho atato high- avenue, Atlantlo Highlands. Mra. Tho first of a serlea of Wodncsday Land Owners' O. K. urer and Mary Soffcl assistant treas- Plans were mado for a Quadrangle pierce—Brill. - :or having been on the alck list B6V- way and the railroad tracks owned urer. Jack McHugh announced that dance to be held at the Elks' home Frank J. Brlden of Belmar, oounty eral wocks. by Frank E. Price. Homo of tho light fellowship suppers was held of last night In tho social room of tho Tho Little Silver mayor and coun- the seniors will sell pennanta, enps on Saturday night, November 9. Tho Miss Helen Pierco, daughter president, conducted the exorcises. Miss Abble Schenck Is a patient most sucrcs.'ifnl gardeners had novor nnd other novelties in an effort to Mra. Edward McGrath of Plaihfleld, Those Installed were Mrs. T. Harry had experience In this work until 'rcsbytcrlan church, under tho aus- II Tuesday night deckled to onforco ten dollars that wau disposed of on t Elvervlcw hospital at Red Bank, lcea of tho Improvement society. police ordlnanco regulating gun- raise funds. Tho members of the tho co-operatlvo plan was won by J. and John Brill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaffey preaidont, Mrs. Mario Field- this year. The cropy not used for[ Dramatic reading CIUHSPB with Mlas Samuel Brill of Henry street, ng first vice president, Mrs. Murray food during the HeiiHou wero canned. \bout fllxly persona wero present. Ing In tho borough. Two petitions A. Drounhtll of. Headden's Corner Solos by Allan Woolley featured tho ad been presented, ono asking for Mflileltno Gutea in charge are pre- The proceedfc will go to support tho Shrewsbury, were married Friday nf- Rockott second vlco president, Mrs. Little Silver News Mr. Edwards lilaled that Harold P. senting pantomimes and sketchea In football team. ternoon in St. James's rectory by George Owens secretary, Mra, Antone fonst. A devotional tnlk waa given n ordinance to prohibit gunning on- Rev. Joseph Donnelly. Whitney, county director of emer- by Rev, John A. Hayes. iroly In tho borough, and the other their claaarooms. Tho classes are di- It was announced that tho first Kendzla treasurer, Mrs., Bobert Ban- (Ilia Reit Dank RcgliUr can ba bnartl gency relief work, took a very great vided Into groups of threo, each thrco Tho bride waa attired In a greon field historian, Mrs. Josoph Early in Llttln Silver at tho Union New* SUna At the Presbyterian church Sunday ppoaing such a move and favoring Quadrangle football game would bo sergeant-at-arms and Mrs. Anna rt tha depot and at Qtotu* Quaokflnbuth'i interest In tho gardens project and nforccment of the prcsont ordln- choosing a fairy tale, movie or story ueld Sunday, October 20, with tho suit with black accessories and woro •enfral ttor«.) that by reason of this iacl the aiici tho sermon, subjects will bo "Llfo on and prcaentlng it In pantomime. Tho .- corsage of chryflanthemums. 'Miss Woodward chaplain. Floral coraoges tho Helghtet" and "Tho' Saviour nco, which permits gunning by eonardo field olub, Other gnmcii woro presented to tho new ofllcera. lioly Communion will be observe! cess of tho undertaking had been In- wnerfi and friends who havo tho other niemnerH of tho etnas then Margaret Mardoff of Atlantic High- creased, lie praised Mian Kocd, atat- Christ." guoua what each story Is. Those'who scheduled lnciudo October 21, at Fort landfi, maid of honor, wore a black Mrs. Carl Bremer of Red Bank, sec- Sunday inoriilnfr at, St. John's ohnpe). Ing that sho had boon onpcclol!y In- Tho Presbyterian Brotherhood will rltten consent of tho owners. aro tnklng part aro Madellno Brill, Hancock; November 3, at Ifoit Mon- suit, with whito aecensoriofi and a ond vlco president of tho county aux- 'lev. Richard T. Urban will conduct hold HH regular , monthly mooting Tlio mnttcr way left to tho police mouth, and November 10 at West liary, was among tho guests. ,ho ooivicc. Mrs. Hftnjnmln A. Shoe- valuable In nlvlng Instructions In Mary Bennett, Adele Herman, Betty ;hd. ^ _ raagn of Taliaman ro-ieg. cooking to women on tho rollof rolla next Monday evening. One ot tho ommlttco to enforco thn law and Ely, Marjorlo Miiclnne.'i, Betty Vnn- Following a short trip to New York maker is In charge of the oltar deoo- speaker*! will bo Colonel Norman rrcfit all violators. Notices to that •atfoilf^ who lacked exporlenco In this art. Demrin, Frances* Giilntio, Francis WOMEN'S CLUH MKKTS. atatt> Iho cotiplo will reslrio on Bay BRANCHING OVT. Some of Iho bent canning was dono Schwartzknpf, commissioner of the fleet will bo posted in conspicuous Measlor, Frances Hulph. Herman Minn Mary Klmtmll Hmlth enter- ntato police. Thorn will ho another laces In thn borough. street, Huinaon. Mrn. Brill altondod by women, who until recently had no Canonlco, Gregory Figaro, Saniucl tho Atlantic Highland*} school and la Roger Smith t Hnn Kcc- onfused and proceed nlong Willow han been Bet for January 11 or lfi. etetl a.'l hoiitean to a tuippcr for tho j hla automobile repairing business. te.v. Elijah t<\ Iti'ed. tho niw p««tof olher ono ut thn lintel next year. rlvo. Bldn havo beilh received from Hmr-o Tho extonalon will be 18x24 feet BXIA ot thn Methodist chuioti. ord at Maryland University. Cobb mid other popular orche. fraa to members uml gueutn. ,Incol>—Ifliie. Plans woro made and euinmlttr.e.i | Mls.i Catherine Jacob, daughter of t will bo enclosed with concrete Its J, Harry Herbert, has rented h!" Melvln Edward", son of . Mr. furnish music for that evening. Jack construction la necessitated by Mr. L HKMOCIIATIO CI,UU MKKTINO. JTCnlortnlnrd' Choral Ofllcein. Hnmmell, president, presided. Kdgar 'ipnolntcd for various organizatiog n Mr. and I\Ir;i. Nlcholna Jacob of !K)1IMQ on Branch avnnurt to OfleW Mlddlclowii Oiricunlintloii WIH Hoar and MM. Albert KdwnrdH of Camp- Mr*!. Cecil C Crawford of Eaton- Holmdel road, I'Jverett, ,[ind ICarl Smith's IncrcnsliiR buslnew. It will fona and has movml lo the Cftrl- bell's Junction, hai? won a ycar'a A. Black, advlnor, waa ulso pie.'ieut. work, which will bo announced later. bo uaod for general machine work iSpeiilcrrn Tomorrow. own hnulovnrd gave a luncheon Initiation of now members of tho Several meniboro of the club an-tT^ino of Asbury Parlt, worn married im upui'tmontrt 'it Rod Hank. scholarship at Maryland''university •cstnrdiiy for tho officers ot tho iuunr,od their Intention or attending JThuiMrtny afternoon In the Anbury relating not only to autoaiobllea but Mrs.. Joiinphlnn Curtis Is vlsltllif Tho Young Men a Democratlo club as a result of high sclVnlnallo senior art guild will bo held today alao to other work. Mr. Smith's place- tior don. Home* Curtln of Ohspp« of Mltldlotown (ownnlilp will hold Its ((landing. Ho In taking «. nlx-yonr hurndny Morning Choral. Her undor the nunorvlslmi of Minn Kdna ho atato card party, which will. In: j Hark borough hall. :iii>HtH wero Mm. Kmlly N. Taylor of held at the Woodrow Wilson hotel, Mra, Limo uttomlod tho Koi! Hank of bunlnean will bo enlarged to about inn, New York. * regular iii'niliiionth|y meeting to- courso In dentlalry nnd h« recently Hallock. To he ellcllilo for mrnilicr- wlco Its prosont nizo by tho addition. morrow livening ut ' hulf-piist eight Unbilled hln fourth year. Ho rpcolvoil tr-d Hunk, jirr^ltlnit; Mrs, Thcremi 'lilp one muttt havo mm term of New Brunswick, October 111. ^ll m'hool nnd graduated from, a Hodman Clotty luia tnken ft pOiK;! ilcCllnlnck of Long Hinnon, vice A moat Intdreutlng talk waa given private ;uimol In Trenton. Following inn with II. Newark ru»-firm, y?fl o'clock ut thn clufolioiuiu on Leon- a summer course at tho university. drawing. A short luminous meeting Utinca and Itrldgo. nWlvillt! runil lnstejid of on Tuesday, Ho In a member of this PI i'sl Phi resident, and MIHH Olndyn Shrop- will tin held followed by the Initiation jy Mrs. Tlielniu flnllireath of Jnck [a two wock.'i' wedding trip to Wash Mr. anil Mrs. (Illma Mrnwtr m«iVlffl| tho'VpRulnr meeting., night. < Sovornl fraternity. Mr. JCdwn.rdn Is a grad- ihlro of lied Hank necrctury. nnd gnmcH. snnvlllo, Florida, who hi uwioolutril Ington, D. C, and Muryluml, tlio cou- Tlio Inlflroounty "If" will bold a .o-PUUbiirgli Mondsy to ipoiwl IMP? upaukc'rs havo been schedulod. Af- uate ot the Mldlntown township high with a largo paper concern in tho plo will return and reside in an apart- bunco and bridge party tonlgM at winter with their son, Tti*K*H B&mt tilr tin'1 business mooting refresh- Bchool nnd n brother of Dr. DntightB Junior High NWVH. 'apuelty of ofllco manager and sec- ment at Asbury Park wiioro Mr. ho Synagogue, 10 Rlvertla« avonuo, NowBpnpor circulation that counts Lano In employed nn a city llromen, "ki•«. vtky Craig Ik aumflnWI *W I ments 1*111 bo sorved. Edwards of Red nank. 1th tho ndvertlser Is tho bonoillt a Agncn Sooly la advisor ot tho retary in tho Jiickuonvlllo olllco. MM, storting at eight o'clock. Refresh- , A meeting of tho board of direc- no- the kind Tlio RogfMer has. No IKA l At l ments will be nerved and prtstoa homo with llln vcr been offered tu secure circuit weeAdnk Aundo. Crnndullr tho ,miporvliilo It was deciden of dMm to. Tho next meeting of tho olub will Miss Margaret C, Lindsay of Vow mi(de up of tha Y M, it A, and Y. n « motor trip to M** •elliiuc The RegUUiv-Adv&rtUement, UflU,—Advertismucat, with ftioad* torn Um$ •' toldl\n\d Tnantimra 111iUm* Ac.* if'rldaU notbfhno halrIwldl 'VnneAnirTuesday, ri/.»nK«.October. •}•!Zi, ' Vnvl,York , ?..funiiwl, -in „,•!.y, ntat NnaE3im TlrlulltUrlglit-, Anianil W, li, A. oi ma oouuty, , Pa RED BANK ftEQISTER, OCTOBER 10,1985. four children, Mlt« Orece Mjtfatban arrangements have not yet been com- TOIfrtH R. HOUNIHAN Obituary o{ Oc.an Orov», Mr*. Emma Smith pleted. of Neptunt. Cbarla* Magathan ci Expert Repairing Contractor and Builder Mrs. Ellen T. Johnson. Eatontown and Joseph Magathan of Chegter H. Packer. "Don't Wait too long Mrs. Ellen T. Johnson of Fair California, Six grandchildren and The funeral of Chester H. Packer, SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING Haven, widow of Fred B. Johnson, three gftaHsrandehlldren also lur- who died on Tuesday of last week WATCHES, CLOCKS «r *•'!! waka up aome morning U a SCREEN *ND 9TORM BNCfcOSOlUSB died last Thursday afternoon at her vlve. -. at his home at Sea Bright, waa hald home on River, road after an Illness last Thursday afternoon at his late home Ilka an leeboi nnd no ^i ,n Mo-M I* BtliM* Ataan*. Bw» Service* were held Tuesday after- and JEWELRY of two weeks. She was 78 years old, noon at his late home with Rev. J. home, with Rev. Howard M. Amer, th« bin. And don't forget to ask for Mrs. Johnson waa born In Sweden W. Walnwrtght, pa»tor of the Eaton- pastor of the Sea Bright Methodist Accuracy, skill and experi- D*B Cone-Cleaned Anthracite again. and came to the United States while town Methodist v ohurch, officiating. church, officiating. ence enable us to do the It U »q easy to control In autumn a young woman. She had lived atBurial In charge ot Funeral Director The bearers were Arthur Axalien, most delicate repairing. We *ai reJSs'vo* ample heat In Zero Fair Haven for the past nlntteen Charles Breeie of Eatontown wa Albert Fisher, Edward Cllne, Chester Weather." years. Her husband died In June, made In Woodbine cemetery. Bowman and Norman and Robert guarantee satisfaction. Our 1631. Blair. Burial In charge of R. R. prices will please vou. Surviving are a son, Emll Johnson, Peter Arery. Mount * Son of Red Bank was In Monmouth Lumber Co. AWAITS OWNERS OF GORHAM Who lived with her; three daughters, Peter Avery, tiro-year-old son o Fair View cemetery. Silverware Repaired Mls4 Mabel Johnson and Mrs. Rus- Ledyard ana Joan M. Avery of Har- and Replated Like New FUEX on. STERLING PATTERNS sell A, Hendrlckson, both of Fair rison avenue, died late last Thursday 78 Central Ave. Tel. B. Haven, and Mrs. Hatel Marinl of night In Monihouth Memorial hos- Shrewsbury New*. F your iSorKam Sterling table silver was gyr- New York, and three grandchildren, pital at Long Branoh of a throat ail- REUSSILLES' Jesse and Louis Mcllray and Mabel ment. He had been removed to the (Ttia H«l Bank tloliUf w \p boukl I diasetf between (83 ( and 1931, bring m any Hendrlckson. hospital late last Thursday morning, in ahrmbnn from Rlehtrd B«i*« a« U» 36 Broad St., Red Bank The funeral was held last Sunday Surviving, besides his parent*, are M»to!Be Gotham Company, America's of Red Bank and the Chapel of the The funeral was held last Saturday senger, carrying the mall from the Holy Communion at Fair Haven, of- morning at 8:15 o'clock at the Wor- depot to tha Shrewsbury postoffloe, leading silversmith. ficiating. The bearers were Arthur den funeral home with Harold A. aklng the place of Clarence Welder- Wagner Market Co. W« cordURy urg» you tovi$ » our S1W B Sickles, Charles P. Cross, Frank Johnson, Christian Science reader, In holt of Sycamore avenue, who has CHARLES A'. Hendrlckson, Percy D. Bennett, charge. The body was removed by been ill the past few months. Mr. dafttrtmattt promptly, became Hii< g»ner- George C. Worthley and Walter An- train to New London, Connecticut, Sagurton started his new duties this imperial Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. ou« offer it timfted to November lit, 1935. tonldts. Burial In charge of theand burial was made Saturday after- morning. Worden funeral home was In thenoon In the family plot at East Neck Mr. and Mrs. Chester Apy and fam- family plot fn Fair View cemetery. cemetery at Waterford, Connectleut. Jly of Irving place have moved to Beauty Shop Garden road, Bllver White Gardens, Msanmtfc'a hmi i Jnrebrs. Mrs. Henry L. Slmonaon. Lester B. Davis. Red Bank. 25 East Front St., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wettach of Top and Bottom 38 BROAD BT. BED BANK. Mm. Josephine Thompson Simon- The funeral of Lester B. Davis, son, widow of Henry L. Slmonson, better known by baseball fans In the Hope road have returned borne after Red Bank, N. J. who made her home at HarJet for county as "Peck" Davis, who died on spending the month visiting at Lon- several years, dlerf* last Wednesday Thursday of last week at his home Ion, England. after an Illness of two years at the on White street, was held last Satur- Mrs. Stelle Bell has returned to Round Roast home of her nephew, Charles Slmon- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his ler home at Astoria, Long Island, CMimaneni son of Port Richmond, Staten Island, late home with Rev, Harry P. Folger, fter spending several weeks. In MUST IB THE SESTI. where sho made her home the past Jr., of Wall township, former pastor own. fourteen years. She was 88 years of the Sea Bright Methodist church, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Stofflet and 298, d. officiating. Mrs. Emma Thomas, all of Newark, U» Ion Bonol MMhad Mr. and Mrs. Sfcnonaon came from Edward O'Brien of Rumson sang were Monday visitors of Miss Emma | end rapttWf Bonat W Port Richmond and purchased the 'Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." The Holmes of Sycamore avenge. mblngiailt J". Harvey Bowne of Keypbrt anil Scholck. BUHairiB cnarge^ot'the itreetr ncar-the railroad-tracksr-has Is now owned by D. E. Mahoney of Worden funeral home, was In Oltn- ented the roadstand formerly oper- 35S, 354 Keyport. Henry L. Slmonson and wood cemetery at W*st Long ited by Michael Fleckerman on the son, Harry A. Simonson, both died Branch. sorner of Thomas avenue and Broad limited Time Only ! few yeara ago, after which Mrs. street, and Is making a number of Genuine Bonat c Slmonson made her home at Port Edmund M. Wuaon. alterations. He expects to open the stand within a short time. Permanent $J.OO An Ideal of Service Richmond. Edmund Minor Wilson, only son of Fresh Hams 27Ib Mrs. Slmonson is survived by one John and Suaan Minor Wilson, died Rev. and Mrs. Carroll M, Burok Wave * (WHOLE or HALF) •eturned home Saturday after a ten- Not Bounded by Miles sister, Mre. R, W. Wood of St. September 28 of pneumonia at his Regular flj.OO Value. Petersburg, Florida, formerly of home at Lewleburg, West Virginia. lay vacation through Pennsylvania Staten Inland; a half sister, Mrs. ind Delaware. They are now spend- $3.50 Waves $«£.00 John A. Doftnan; also a niece, Mra. He was 39 yeans old. Mr. Wilson iraa prosecuting attor- ng a few days with relatives at Rib Lamb Chops Shoulders Lamb Fine motor equipment has Harry B. Manee of Hazlet, a daugh- Toy, Now Tork. Now— «* ter-in-law, Mrs. Harry s. Cowles of ney for Grftenbrlar county at the made it unnecessary for anyone to time of his death. He was a grand- H. W. "Rube" Williams and his Hailet and four grand-children, Mrs. group of trainers left last week for wonder whether or not our serv- W. K. Andrews of River Edge, Mr». son of the late Rev. Thaddtus Wil- Special For son, for many years pastor of theSan Antonio, Texas, where they will W. G. Sabey, LJpyd Slmonson and spend the winter. ice Is available'—regardless of (he Everett Slmonson of Leonla. Presbyterian church at Shrewsbury, and also Of the !at« John B. Minor, Mrs. William F. Borden, who has School Children district in which one lives. who, for fifty yean, waa head of the been residing with William I."Qreen Mrs. Stephen Wilson. and family of Broid street, has A PERSONALITY Long Island Ducks 19 law school at the University of Vir- Ib Mrs. Allbe Swantson Wilson, a ginia. Burial was Jt Die University moved to Paterson. OR 'esldent of Rumson for many years, of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson of 36 MONMOUTH ST., BED BANK lied suddenly early yesterday morn- Red Bank are now occupying a CROQUIGNOLE 201 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH ing at the home of her daughter, - Mr*. Virginia Wjrnan. house on Francis street, Mrs, An- PERMANENT Mrs. James Bishop of Tarrytown, derson before her marriage was Miss SO CHtlBCH ST.. KEANSHURG Mrs. Virginia Wym&n, a resident WAVE— ' $S.OO MONMOUTH COUNTY WORDENFONERXLHOME New Tork, whom she had been visit- of Naveslnk the past 35 years, died Mae Predmore. NEW MOKMOUTH, ing for the past two weeks. She Miss Grace Brooks of White road 71 FIRST AVE.. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • JAMES A-WORMM last Thursday at the age of It years. Was stricken shortly after arriving She had bean In falling health since returned home Sunday after spend- All Work Done By PHONE 557 at Tarrytown. The body was con- the dtath of her husband, William ing a week In the Pocono mountains. Expert Operator*. OOC.FHOMT ST. • • • RIO BAKK.N. J. veyed by automobile to the Worden Wyman, three years ago. She made She has been enjoying a vacation PHONE SUS BEO BANK home and prepared for uneral her home with Mr. and Mrs. Harley from her duties at Lovett's nursery. FOB APPOINTMENTS. It Pays to Advertise in The Register. burial. Wyman. Mrs. Matthew Grelg of Irving place Mrs. Wilson was 69 years old. Her The funeral was held Monday af- Is expected to return home this week husband, Stephen Wilson, died sud- ternoon at the house, with Rev. after vacationing two months In denly at Rumson on December 23 of Charles P. Johnson, rector of ADCalifornia. last year. Surviving besides Mr«. Saints church, officiating. Burial by The Women's Foreign Missionary Bishop, are five other daughters, A. M. Posten and Sons was In Fair soolety will meet this afternoon at Mn. Royal E. Moss, Jr, of RedView cemeUry. 2:30 o'olock at the borne of Mrs. Electrical Repair Service Bank, Mrs. Margaret Pomphrey ot Frank Quackenbush. A speaker has Port Monmouth, Mrs. Roy Wilson of Mrs. Sarah. Rapp. been secured by Mrs. Dwlght L. Par- Montclalr, Mrs. Samuel Newman of sons, chairman of the program. FREE INSPECTION Mrs. Charles Rapp, a lifelong resi- Thieves last week entered and Jersey City and Mrs. August Freltagr dent of Rlchlandtown, Pennsylvania, I f New Tork, and nine grandchll- mother of Mrs, Charles A. Wolbach ransacked the former home of Mar- — Special Offer— ren. of Rumson, died suddenly Monday tin Meade and family on Thomas The funeral will be held tomorrow at the age of eighty years. Besides avenue. Entrance was made by RADIOS Radio or Vacuum Refrigerators afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Wor- Mrs. Wolbaoh, who Is the wife of the breaking a wlndowpane. Police Of- !en funeral home, with Rev. Dr. W.supervising principal of the Rumson ficer Otto Herden Is Investigating. AH Makes ^ Cleaners All Makes lalvin Colby, pastor of the Rumson public schools, Mrs. Rapp is survived George Ford Morris returned to 'resbyterian church, officiating. by her husband, five other daughters, his home on Sycamore avenue last Repaired for $4.00 Your Own Preference 3urlal will be in Fair View ceme- a son, and several grandchildren. week after spending two months at Electrical Washing ery. The funeral wjll be held Saturday Lexington, Kentucky. (PABTS EXTBA) It Is a matter of your own preference as at the Hlohlandtown Reformed Holy Communion service will be to (bs type of service milch you de&lre to Sirs, Abram Burlett. church and burial will be at that held at eight o'clock next Sunday Appliances If You Want Prompt Machines place. morning at Christ church Church ban rendered. Mrs. Bessie Burlett, wife of Abram Action—Call Burlett of Bumson, died suddenly school will bo held at 9:30 o'clock, last Sunday morning In the Mon- Isaac B. Kearney. and mprnlng prayer at 10:45 o'clock. We pledge distinctive, respectful attention The Shrewsbury Girls' Friendly to each detail of funeral procedure. Our mouth Memorial hospital at Long Isaac B. Kearney, a grade crossing 3ranch. She had been removed to watchman for the Central railroad club will hold a covered dish supper earneft dealre Is that you feel that you he hospital the night before. for many years, was found dead in tomorrow night at Christ church haVe a sincere friend assisting you at this Mrs. Burlett was 25 years old. Shehis b«d In his home a£ Sea Bright narlnh house on Sycamoro avenue trying Hme. vaa born at Saugertlea, New Tork, Tueiday afternoon. The body wasfrom 6:00 to T:30 o'clock. The pro- nd waa the daughter of Edgar and found by his sister, Mrs, Mary F. ceeds ot the eoclable will go to help Ws Furnlib National Caeliett Clla. Phillips Morgan. She had lived Daly. fill Christmas baskets. ,t Rumson for the past twelve years. Mr. Kearney was 61 years old and Surviving besides her husband are The road to better and bigger busi- had lived in Sea Bright many years. ness leads through The Register's ad Jx Bons, Abram, Jr., Frank, Edgar, He waa born In Tennessee. Funeral vertlting columns.—Advertisement lydney, William and Lawrence Bur- »tt; her parents, who reside at Red FUNERAL. DIRECTORS lank; a sister, Mrs. Howard Prlt- Frederic K. Adams, Mgr. hard of Rumson, and five brothers, Cdward and Sydney Morgan of Red TELEPHONE, 226 Sank, Lester Morgan of Bhrewibury Three important groups of new 135 Front St. Red Bank, N. J. nd Charles and Harold Morgan of *ong Branch. V The funeral was held Tuesday af- ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at her late lome, with Rev. Dr. W. Calvin Colby, laetor of the Rumson Presbyterian for women huich, officiating. The bearers irere five brothers, Edward, Sydney, AMBRICOAL ,eater, Charles and Harold Morgan, nd an uncle, Fred Morgan. Burial REG. U, S. PAT. OFF. "•* charge of the Worden funeral For Heater, Kitchen Range or Fire Place home was In Fair View cemetery. i_ ^ The thrw illuttratcd are AMBRICOAJL—A truly Mrs. Hannah A. VanMator. ^7 *^| I i*pre«entative of tho etylci, 100% high grade An- Mro. Hannah A. VanMater, wife ot • / \-_J\J polf we've collected in three thracite Coal at a low John C. VanMater of Oceanport, died late last Thursday morning at the groupi appropriate for pric«. home of her daughter, Mrs. Oscar wtty F«1I and Winter daytime occasion. But remem- Becker of Second street, Fair Haven, For ECONOMY, EFFI- where sho had been living for the ber—-there are doiena of «tyle« in each group. CIENCY and COM- past two months. She had been In FORT, you have never poor health for some time. known rach value. Mrs. VanMater waa 78 year» old. A—1,400 Pair* of Afternoon Shoes for dressy ivcar, She was born at Tlnton Falls and was eoektaih, bridge and tea. Kidtkin, calfskin, suede and A TRIAL WILL CON- the daughter of the late Jamei and ACTUAL Wl Ellen Gr»y Hanklns. She had lived smart combination* in black, brown. Very graceful VINCE YOU. In this section nil her life. 100% ANTHRAC1TK tyle$, high htels, clever trimming, Mrs. VanMater was the last surviv- i Don't buy cheap coal. Buy "AMBRICOAL." ing member of her Immediate fsml'y. Sold on a Money-Back Guarantee. Besides her husband and daughter, Mrs. Becker; she Is survived by an- B—900 Pain of Tailored Type Shoes, Spectator Sporu other daughter, Mrs. Frank Hullok $nd Other Styles in suede combined with calf, in plain of ICatontown. The funeral was held last Sunday eelj, in combination* of leathers. Perfect to go with LOW CASH afternoon at two o'clock at the Wor- town tailored suits and furs, mostly black and brown. den funeral hom'e with Rev. Henry' PRICE 10 P. Bowen, pastor of the Fair Haven Methodist Protestant church, ofllolat- C—6Q0 Pair* of Sport Type Shoes for Casual Wear ami Another timely ipecial—A very goad grade of fre*h-mined hig. The hearers wore Charles Q. Prothoro, Ashcr Parker, William Sport Clothes in reversed calfskin, including the new •tandard alxe, Red Aih PEA COAL, at Hudson, Sidney J. Beers, Theodore a. Howe and H. a. Price. Burial was Flemish brown, gray, green, wine and navy. AUo plain $9.00 per ton cash In, Atlantic cemetery at Colt's Neck. emlfshin, bUck or brown. John J, Mftgathan. John Joseph Magathan, rstlred , , .,•.,. FOR SALE ONLY BY baker, of Maple avenue, Eatontown, died Saturday night at hta heme toy. lowing an Illnein of about flv« WOMBN** SHOES • FAurth Floor M. V. BROWN months, He wag 83 y«Sr» old. Mr. Magathan wM born 'at Chat- "On* of America JM WHARF AVE,, T«l. 27. RED BANK, N,J. ham, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Magathan, and hid re- Great Stores" sided in Eatontown about 31 y«ars. L. BAMBERGER & CO. '• Newark Ha i* survived by his wife, Jtnnle; " BED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1935.

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THE ALL-PURPOSE CRACKER ALDERNEY MILK & CREAM KRAFT Keep the Summer sparkle in children's eyes all Winter. Give them CRAX Alderney Grade "A" Milk (the milkwiththe deep cream line)...brimming VELVEETA CHEESE 15c with the vitamins that make young bones and teeth and bodies strong. (ALDERNEY! 1: DAIRY Co. PILLSBURY'S DOLE'S Shed Pineapple Pancake Flour REAL MAYONNAISE —DOUBLE-WHIPPED FOR WONDERFUL, VELVETY SMOOTHNESS! FOR BETTER PANCAKES— 16-oz. jar29C 8-oz.l ^ 2 QUICKLY 11 Hellmann's 32-O2. jar47c jar I # FOUR LARGE SLICES MAKE AND SERVE THESE DELICIOUS CHINESE DISHES IN YOUR OWN HOMEl Keep It Ready To Serve At Home SHEFFORD'S LA CHOY COMBINATION $ . 25c Conlfiff of oa« con of ingredients for Chop Suay or Chow Mmin, aad ona con of Noodlat tor Chow Main. Cream Cheese La Choy OTHER LA CrIOY PRODUCTS! NOODLES 5-OI. con 17c... BEAN SPROUTS No. 2 con 12« . . . MIXED VEGETABLES No. 1 ton 19< . . . SOV SAUCE 3-oi. bo). 10c "KEEP imr-SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION" WITH THE AID OF PALMOLIVE SOAP . 3ok«14c C BORDEN'S Octagon Soap 6 23 IDEAL BRAND AH Grocery Prices Are Effective from October 10th to October 16th, Inclusive Baked Apples Condensed Milk department Specials- DARLING, FOUR t II STAR AND URGE taU MAGNOLIA cans APPLES can LEGS »f LAMB pound DQIVIRED FRESH OUT Mrs. Wagner's Pies A PLEASma ASSOeTTMDIT Prudence Corned Beef Hash TOP AND s BOTTOM pound Hoffman's Club SodaD ™ ROUND ROAST Cranberry Juice Cocktail Tomato Catsup So :;::9c FRESH-CAUGHT BLUEFISH 15c Comet White Rice S? Chili Sauce So 2L7,25c ,,o, N Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Comet Brown Rice Flakes . ^.10* I5trawbemes S «V25c 3^ White House Apple Jelly . ".rlfc Fresh Baked Fig Bars . 2,25c CLEAN, TENDER lb. Ivory Soap 2'^lie . 2k.l9« FRESH SPINACH 6 G*i a $115 PlceodiUy Htotth B01F1 Bnnk tor oaf/ 23* tmd Thrivo Dog and Cat Food . 3»n,25c 4 Ivor/ Soap wrappars. A$k our mancg«n tor •' s. o. s. SWEET POTATOES "3" lb. 2 WILBERT'S Magic Scouring Pads JERSEY BEETS TENDER bunch ORANGES 25 No-Rub Floor Wax CELERY HEARTS 2 19 BANANAS 12 Meat, Fish, Fruit and Vegetable Prices Are Effective October 10th, 11th and 12th, Only Ideal Fresh Creamery Roll Butter . . m31e CHURNED FROM PURE, PASTEURIZED CREAM ... THE FINEST BUTTER THAT MONEY CAN BUY ... TRY A POUND TODAY!... THIS PRICE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER lOlh, Mb AND Wh, ONLY RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1935.

Opfcrmann, Edward and Bonja- diat church. In .the ev«uloj th» Sun- Avoid Embarrassment of D*y or Low New Stamp For mln Blom, John Morrlisey and Ed- day-school will present «. ipeeUl pro- Night TAXI Rates ward Duncan. gram. Tho twentieth annual roll call FALSE TEETH Michigan Centennial William Klrkham will not return will take, place Thursday, October 17. to New York for tha winter. He The fiftieth anniversary ot the Get the Saving Shopping Habit Dropping or Slipping WESSON The description of tfee new Michi- haj closed his summer homo at Max* church will also be observed. Tbera Dtsu't be etnbu-raised again by having BED gan Centennial postage stamp, which wellton Park and has rented the will be session* in the afternoon and your fBlie tteth slip or drop when you la ;;to bo Issued on November. 1, was cat, talk, laiifrh or sneeze. Just sprinkle Tel. BANK ; Alex Clarke house on East Highland evening, the afternoon aeisslon start- ft littln FASTKETH on your plates. Thii 1212 made public tonight by the postofflce avenue. ing at half-past three o'clock. A aup- And See How Much You Can Save new, extremely fine powder gives •, won- department. The Rtamp will com- Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Caruso per will be served at half-pa«t flvo derful sense of comfort and security. No memorato the centennial anniversary liummy. coney UBte or fcellitwr, t^et FAS- Free Hot Dogs and and son will occupy their houso on {o'clock and at balf-put six tbera will TEETH today at Wbclan's vr any ether of tho statehood of Michigan, and Avenue D, recently vacated by Dr. i tie a pageant In keeping'with the Sauerkraut will bo of'tha three-cent denomina- store. w and Mrs. Thomas C. McVey. 400th anniversary of the English SATI'RDAY NIGHT tion. It, will be purple in color and Mrs. Charles Hull and Infant son Bible. I Scenes will deplot the Bible's Cree of the quickest way." to ftnd.a.j will conform In size to tho current benefit to social and draoeotlce life. job Is <0 advertise In Tin- Rrs;is Rogel's Bar and Grill special delivery stamp, 81/000 Inches have returned home from the ilon- I AS Shrewsbury A\e., 1«-<1 Hank mouth Memorial hospital at Long A delegation from the Highland! tpr's Wnnt Department.—Advertise- by 1-M/000 Inche3 arranged horl Methodist church attended a meet- ment. ' Sonu-lliinr Fr«" Evrry S.ilurday Nlfbt. zontally. Branch. Musk. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lleneck will ing of the New York branch of wom- In a narrow panel with whit en's foreign missionary »acletle« laat CHNEIDERJj move November 1 from B-iount ave- edges and dark background along thi nue to the E. D. Fox house on the week at the Asbury Park Conven- | top of tho stamp will'be the wor coiner of Ocean boulevard and Sixth tion hall. In the group were Mrs. MARKET ilng "1935 Michigan Centennial 1035' avenue. Hniim-t Reid, Mra. Elizabeth Brac- I in white Roman lettering, and in th hat, Mra. Deborah Bogue, Mrs, Carl Meet Your Friends At Dante's : Peter Lodd of Now York was a center wilj be a large reproductlo: guest ft Sev Sorenaen over the week- Marshall, Mra. E, Krlkorlan, Mra, 21 W. Front St., Red Bank, N. : or the state seal, draped at the sidfi end. Percy R. Comer, Sr., and Miss Han- and at the basa byjhe national em- The Ladles' Aid society of the na^i Comer. Phone 2653 blem at the left nhtftl Phone 2654 LINCKOFf INN Presbyterian church will hold a'hoTJ Mlas Jennie G; Brldgmsn and Mils state flag at the right. Tho staff o: dinner Thursday, October 17, in the Blancho Davis of Woodatown, New 'he flags will extend to each upper church basement. Jersey, wero guests at the Methodls corner. In square panels with dar The annual - roll call of the Cen- parsonage part of last week. background In each lower corner will John Kwlk, Sr., Is critically ill a' This Saturday Night, October 12 !>c the denomination designation "3c' tral Baptist church will bo held Oc- A Delivery Charge of 2c per lb'. on Legs of Lamb and Butter "3 tober 24. the home of nla son, John Kwlk, Jr, in white. Tho wording "Lf. S. Post- of Water Witch avenue, I age" in white Roman lettering will A daughter was born a few days everything el»e delivered free. ' H be enclosed In a narrow horizontal ago to Mrs. George O. Rudolph of George Robertson, who Injured his panel with dark background at the Elizabeth, formerly of this place. Be- knee when a coal truck upset FRESH This Saturday Night's Special Treat— conler 'of the lower edge of the fore her marriage Mrs. Rudolph was Naveslnk last week, is still confined LEGS stamp. Miss Ethel Armstead. The Infant to his home. He Is steadily improv- has been named Lois Joan. ing and expects to be out shortly, Genuine Spring CITY CUT Surprise Supreme In the space between the lower Molly Pitcher troop of Girl Scouts Charles Massey, driver of the truck, half of the central design and the has elected Mary Joy leader of tho who was cut on the face, has re- sides of the stamp will be a forest star patrol, June Nelson assistant turned to work. Music hy H. M. Lukens and His Orchestra. and lake scene at the left, while at leader, Gloria Joy secretary and Routine business was transacted at the right la to be a view represent- the regular meeting of the board ot LAMB HAMS ing commerce and industry. Joyce Mount treasurer. Plans were recently made for a Hallowe'en par- education Monday night. The stamp will be placed on sale Tho directors of the Highlands a*, the postofflce in Lansing, Michi- ty. 1 Building and Loan association will "Phone Red Bank 2975. No Couvert Charge. gan, on Kovembei 1, 1935, and at ,Mrs. William Dowd and Mrs. meet tomorrow night at the real es- postofllces throughout the country Maude Maxwell were in charge- of tate ofllce of Jenklnson & Johnson. the following day. the card party given Tuesday after- Slgmund Basch, a eummer resident • .Mr. and Mrs. Dante Daverio, Prop.-;. - Stamp collector.'' desiring first-day noon by St. Agnes'g Parent-Teacher of Gerbrach Park, has bought the cancellations on November 1 may association. The hostesses for next barber shop business of Sol De An- send a limited number of addressed Tuesday's card party are Mrs, Timo- gelo, opposite the fire house. Loin Lamb ChopsIb 29c Fancy Capons ...m 39c Ib | covers, not to exceed a tot.tl of ten, thy Shechan and Mrs. Howard Stock- Twinlight council of the Sons and Pork Chops 25c ! with cash or postal money order re- ton, Daughters of Liberty lodge will hold | m-Uiuice payable to the postmaster, Word was received this week a card^antl bunco party Wednesday from Mrs. Frank Swan of Manila, Lansing, Michigan, covering the night/October 23, at the lodge head- | Armour's Star Skinback HAMS Half Ib. SPANISH Beauty Salon value of the stamps required for af- stating- that her husband is a patient quarterrt s on BBay avenue. 24j lixing. Personal checks or other in the hospital there.Ji. siniilartelo- Mrsr M. Stunpair la spending sev- 86 BROAD ST.. postage stamps will not be accepted gram was received about ten days eral days here. Fancy in payment. To receive the Novem- ago stating that Mr. and Mra. Frank Frank Hall, Tony Roroandettl and Fresh Chopped Beef . lb. 14c Fancy Tel. Red Bank 2342 Swan's daughter Zella was.a patient Why do thousands of wom- ber 1 postmark covers must roach J. Greenspan spent Tuesday at New- White tho postmaster at Lansing before the in the hospital in Manila. She was ark and New York. r HEN en return every year for a close of business on that date. about to start for the United StateB The Hi-Y basketball team have «e- MUSH Fresh Sm°o ked Cali Hams lb. 19c beautiful Permanent? . . . with her four-year-old daughter Shir- . cured the use of the school auditor- because they are done under ley for a three months visit to rela- ,um for their.basketball games, | Atlantic Highlands. lives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.. A. F. Anderson oft Sausage Meat or Links lb. 29c the supervision of a special- The first meeting of the season of Brooklyn spent Friday at their sum- Rooms the Altar and Rosary society of St. mer bungalow on South Bay avenue. ist of Europe's finest school. (The Bed Bank Register can tie bought Agnes'a church was field Monday in Atlantic Highlands at tha stores of They motored here with frlenda and Shoulder Spring Lamb lb. 14c FREE ! William Let?, J. Lemburg and A. Kats). night. left Saturday afternoon for Atlantic Mrs. Thomas Jennings, who ha8 City. Send us * new customers (or a A new doctor is to locate In At- been confined to her home with ill- Permanent and get one Free. lantic Highlands. He is Dr. Robert Rib Lamb Chops . . lb. 19c ASK FOR COUPONS ness, is able to be around again. S. McTague of Jersey Cltly. He has The Odd Fellows lodge has elected Middletown Village. rented tho Brannn cottage at 9 Me- Elmer Gawler noble grand, Albert DUART OIL morial Parkway through the Bow- Rich vies grand, Donald McLaufthlln George Kane, who Is employed at DAILY SPECIALS ! loll agency and he will have his of- recording secretary, Michael Manl- Elizabethport nights, makes a prac- | Felin's Phila, Scrapple 2 lbs. t—35c Items CrOquignole lice in his home. grasso financial secretary and Her- tice of leaving: his car parked on the 3—S6o Items A meeting will be held tonight at bert Posten treasurer. Installation station grounds at this place while ha THE WAVE OF THE HOlXV- the fire house at which time a class and a Marcel .00 WOOD STARS will take place Wednesday night, Oc- is at work. Friday night all the FANCY FRYING or a Facial 1 for first aid instruction will be or- tober 23. Members of other fra- wires in the automobile were cut. On l This Wave for Only ganized. The class will meet once the following night some one turned or ROASTING Beal Castile Shampoo ternal organizations in the town will 3 - 3 /2-%. Size a week and the course will bo com- be invited to attend the exercises. on the automobile horn and It blew Fd\VL (Mint or Tar) O.50 to y.50 pleted in ten weeks. Harry Posten continuously for a considerable Water'Waving and Leslio Antonldes will be the in- length of time because something Finger Waving ALL $7.50 WAVES GUARANTEED structors. Mr. Antonldes attended a went wrong with the mechanism. The Halrcutting 25- AND RE-WAVED FOR 1 YEAR Highlands News. meeting of Red Cross Instructors last miscreants are thought to have been FOWL Eyebrow Arching week at Red Bank. boys. THUKS., FK1. & SAT. 35c (The Red B&nk Register e&n bi bongol Our Famous $5.00 At a meeting of Hose company No. in Highlands at Bedle's drug store, at Jo|. John N. Hillyer has moved from 1 MANICURING S5c FREDERIC 1 last week the resignations of Wil- eph Stamen's store and MtllHsan'i store) the house he has been occupying to liam Gaffey and William McGlvney The Ladies' guild of St. Andrew's the File house on the King's high- OU Shampoo Machine Spiralette were accepted. Episcopal church will hold a card way, near tie schoolhouse. lb Marcelling W. D. Fowler, who has been in party Friday night, October 25, in Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dean have Facials for $J.OO charge of the ERA ofllce in the bor- the parish hall. Mrs. Hubbard Stiles returned from their wedding trip and Scalp Treatments ough hall, has been transferred to they are living with Mrs. Dean's par- 50< and Mrs. Thomas Parker are In gen- lb m TEDICtrRE 75o With Friend— *f.dO Union Beach and has been succeeded eral charge. ents, Capt and Mrs. Anthony BlBch- Sliced Ham 33c Sliced Bacon 39c here by Miss Jacqueline Kin'g. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Scott Rubel off. Hair Dyeing . S3.60 to S5.00 Two for John (Sawler has bought a new are expected honiB shortly from Mrs. Jones has returned from Nor- Bed Henna _ : J1.00 Other Waves $2.50 & $3.50 Ford coupe and Earl Cordova is the Hollywood, California, where they folk, Virginia, to spend the winter White -Henna . 51.23 owner of a new Chevrolet. have been assisting in the production with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Including Shampoo and Finger Wa NO EXTRAS Among those from this locality of a motion picture in which Joe Reynolds, | Brookfield ftoll BUTTER »> 29* who attended the Princeton-Penn- Penner ia starred. FREE PARKING SPACE sylvania football game Saturday at The road to better and bigger busi- r Rally day will be held next Sun- ness leads through The Register's ad- Pillsbury g".K° Flour 10c B Libby^Tiny Pea» ™" 21c Pmnceton were John Joslin, Dr. J. day at both services at the Mctho- vertising columns.—Advertisement Vermont Maple Syrup ia-oi. 17c % Libby's Early June Peas can 16c" Pure Cider Vinegar qt. 10c Libby's Golden Bantam Corn 2 - 25c A-H. Washing Soda 5c Libby's White Corn 2 - 25c STRAND THEATRE QCHNEIDERQ Large Ivory Soap 2 'or 19c Libby's White Kernel Corn .. 2 • 29c Royal Desserts 3 - 17c—1 Choc. lc Libby's Homestyle Cut Corn .2 - 29c SEATS ADULTS 25c 2-1 Shoe Kits 2 loT 33c Brillo—large pkg 2 - 25c TIMES CHILDREN 10c fc-J MARKET IhJ C LAST TIMES TODAY! NEXT WEEK Brookfield Cloverblooni Eggs ,37 Guy Zazu Edward Everett KIBBEE PITTS HORTON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Fancy Large Fancy Large TABLE WEDELIVER YELLOW OCTOBER 14th, 15th, 16th "GOING HIGHBROW" PRPMPTI/ FHL'K CHINA TO THE LADIES ! tiiosts CASH AND CARRY SPECIALS! FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCT. 11-12 Celery TWO ISIG n-.ATl'KKS! lbs EDMUND LQWE — KAREN MORLEY 6 for 23c 4 9 "THUNDER IN THE NIGHT" Quality NORM AX FOSTER — .MARY CARLISLE Sunkist Oranges Sirloin or String Beans ... 2 "* 15c 25 for 25c ''SUPER* SPEED" Porterhouse tt>. Jersey Red or Yellow Sweet Potatoes 5 ">s 8C I AMATEUR NIGHT—FRIDAY AT 9:00 P. M. STEAKS AM, SH'DXII AMI TIIIICD I'HIZE WINNfcllS Large COMI'KTINO IN THIS CONTEST. Fancy Fillet of Haddock . lb. 17c SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY CRISCO b. 21c — 3 ,«». 59c Stewing Frying I'llKVIEW SA'l'lJItPAY NITK—ll:ts. lb. iiixn ovi:u Tumi: \VI:I:KS AT Tin Fresh Blue Fish . . 17c ttOXY TIIKATME, SKW YORK. Fresh Oysters Oysters f* ROBERT ^« MADELEINE Lean - Baby Blues ib. 9c Chopped C DONAT CARROLL BEEF doz 12 Fresh Weakfish . ib. C DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE . b. 24c Special! Sirloin or Porterhouse Steaks »,. 27 Be Sure of the Best—Shop in Winners of Last Week's Door Prizes WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY / .. Mc(r(i-(inI(I\vyii Mn>'\iT'» iuiswir to a million requests—u new nhowln^ of Norma Shearer's greatc-bt triumph— , A l»t PRIZE—$10.00 Merchandise fcl N1ELS "SMILIN' THROUGH" EN 39 JackiOn St> Fair Haven CHNEIDERg WITH ANNA KANEY 2"d PRIZE-^°0 in Merchandi.e N0JMV1A SHKARKR tieadden s Corner FREDRIC MARCH — LESLIE 110WARJJ MARKET U 3rd PRI2E ntKK CHINA TO THE I.ADIKS. HFTCV LI A o^» . —One Ham 1 ft. of Royal Scarlet Coffee with every $5.00 Cash BETSY HARTMAYER M Hud,on Avenue> Red Bftnk ' Purchaie in our Grocery Department. ' . 'A RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1935. Pan RR1IIEST CASH PRICES PAID. on Saturday and spent the day with heavy competition and having an "off weeks ago In an accident, but he U > '• ELECTRIC Remodeling Two relatives. night" lost In the Class A play. still unable to work. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hendrlck of f Mr. and Mrs. William I. Leonard .George Evans Is having his house f Refrigerator Trenton and Mre. Alller Schanck of and family of Fleldsboro were recent repainted by Charles Vernell. Old Gold-Silver Barns On Estate M * SERVICE - REPAIIIS Bradevelt spent last Thursday with visitors of friends In town. The Chapel Hill road is being Im- U, 3. Government UCIUM . Mr. and MrBb. Lester Walling. James Eoden has returned to his proved wltii a coat of gravel. Farm at Public Auction Large Buildings on J. C. Hender- Prldo of Belford council of Sona duties at the Monmouth Consolidated Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones have VAN'S R.B. 478 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS son's Place at Tinton Falls Be- and Daughters of Liberty have plants Water company plant on Newman moved from the Riverside Heights | TO HIGHEST BIDDER ing Rebuilt to Serve New Pur- cd a Japanese fir tree In tha Belford Springs road after being confined to section to Buffalo. VENETIAN BLINDS GUNS — CAMERAS — Memorial park, In memory of Mrs. hla home for the past week with a Anna Tutas end Mary Yahanukl BINOCULARS — ETC. pose*. Aramenta Compton. lame back. will take part In a play to be given Saturday, October 19, 1935 WINDOW SHADES Miss Nell Compton la visiting Mra. Mrs. Rose DeVoe and Mrs. Ethel by the >nlor class of the Mlddl. Two large old-fashioned barnB on AT 3:00 r. M. Our prices »rt rlglL 1\gi IM-B Bought — Sold — Exchanged J. 0. Henderson's country estate near W, A. Brown of Glen Ridge. Rose of New York were Sunday vis- town township high school? at Leon- for defonntrtitlmi nid cntlimitr Sergeant and Mrs. R. H. Green and itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. rdo tonight and tomorrow night. BARGAIN IN WATCHES /Tlnton Falls have been moved to new TO SETTLE ESTATE locations and they are being remod- son of Shrewsbury spent Sunday Isaac Foreman. Edward Burns has given up his Reines, 536 Cookman Ave. 221 Broadway, Long Branch eled to serve new purposes. They with Mr. and Mra. Douglas Cook, • Mra. Harry Rlchdale has been con- Job with the Western Union tele Old Davison Homestead at Glendola ABIHJUY PARK. have been moved to sites more dis- Mrs. J. P. Euler Is a eurglcal pa- fined to her homo with a sprained graph company and he Is now work- tant frqgi tho house than wafi form- tient' at Rlvervlew' hospital at Red ankle received In a recent fall. ing for his father, James Burns, In o 3 MILES WEST OF BELMAB, N. J. erly the "case. Spafford W. Schanck or Bank. . Sunday, October 13, a." number of the upholstery business. . 62 ACRES OF GOOD tAND AND BUILDINGS ON THE IT COSTS NO MORE TO BUT THE BEST AT Matawan Is the contractor. A con- John Telclranan visited friends at village residents will join Rev. David A number of the residents of this siderable force of men Is employed Roselle Sunday. Povey in a song service being held place attended the card party held PREMISES. TERMS STATED. at the home of Mra. Luker at Bel- and it will roqulro about threo a Mra. James Bartholomew spent by the Women's Democratic club of months to'complete the work. Sunday with friends at Jersey City. ford. Mlddletown township last Thursday GEOEGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. The barns afe on the farm on the_ Mrs.. 'J. Englo has returned to Rev. and Mrs. William Vandermeer night. ^ _a»_ufc. county: road formerly owned by vis made plans to move to Fulton, It pays to advertise .In The Register. George L, Hance of Colt's Neck. Mr. Mrs. Irving Roop spent Friday StIllinois. , about November 1, where Henderson Is engaged In business at with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jos- Rev. Mr. Vandermeer will be pastor New York'. One of the buildings win eph VanBrunt of Keansburg. of the First Reformed church. MARKET be divided Into quarters for garages, Pride of Belford council of Sons Rev, Mr. Vandermeer resigned laBt EST. 19O2 clubroom, servants' quarters, a and Daughters of Liberty have been Sunday from his duties at the Re- modern dairy barn and a barn for invited to attend service at Old Ten- formed church at Holmdel. horses. The other building will have nent church Sunday morning, Octo- Mrs. Mary Daverio and son Rob- 123 WEST FRONT STREET box stalls, a harness or tack room ber 20, at eleven o'clock. ert attended the wedding on Sunday and an exercising alley. Both barns Arthur Poole of East Orange spent of Mre. Daverlo's cousin, Aldo Tasca, PHONE: Red Bank 678. will be newly enclosed and their ap- Sunday with his grandparents, Mr. a former Lincroft resident, who waa B. P. O. E. No. 233 tHISE DELIVERY. ALL Meats Protected by G-M Frtgidalre. pearance will be changed to be In and Mrs. Garrett A. Lee. married to Miss Ernestine Biolllno keeping with Mr? Henderson's fine Mrs. Bertha Poole of Betomr and of Corona, Long Inland. residence. The owner has a number her mother, Mre. Garrett A. Lee of A number of village young men SPECIALS FOR OCT. 10-11-12 of saddle horses. Belford, spent Monday at Anbury are clearing the field at the Five Cor- Park. ners. QUAMTX Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lohscn are vis- An addition of two rooms and a Plate Belford News. iting Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Downs of bath is being made to the Louis LADIES' Sirloin Kockvillo Center, Long Island. Kaiser cottage on tho Main road. lb (The Red Bank Register can be bought Mr. and Mra. Albert VanBrunt Fred Schoflefd is doing tho work. BEEF In Belford at th« stores of Ahearn't, H. spent Sunday ' at Hamilton Square Rev. David Povey's topic next Sun- 37*lb room.) (Coriiod or Fresh) STEAK (All Trimmed) with Mrs. Alfred Pettee. day at 10:45 at the Lincroft chapel The Ladles' auxiliary of Independ- Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Rockafellow will be "666, Man's Number." Sun- LEGS ent (Ire company will hold their and children Wilbur and Dora and day, September 20, Rev. Mr. Povey's NIGHT Bottom Ro'd monthly card party Thursday, Octo- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph VanBrunt of topic at the 10:45 service will be LAMB ber 17, at the fire house. Keansburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Irv- "Christ or Antl-Chrlst." That even- (All Sizes) The Sunday morning service at St. ing Roop Sunday. ng at 7:45 o'clock a special song ser- XRib Roast ft Clement's church will be at eleven Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Giles and vice will bo given by the gospel quar- daughter Betty spent Saturday at tet. A trombone solo will also be FANCY FUYING or Fresh Chopped o'clock. The church school will meet at ten o'clock. Long Island with Mr. Giles's father, lven. Roasting i .ttJ3L0._ The Girls'- Friendly guild,will-hold who..reachecLhisJ5th.-blrthday...on. —Mr.,and Mrs.. John Vanderwaal~of- FeaturingaBroadway^loorihow BEEF an old-fashioned barn dance at Lau- that day. Keyport, Mr. and Mrs. Lambert rer Gardens, Laurel avenue, Keans- Lester Walling is painting Mrs. Vaneerden and children of Philadel- Chicken(s to s M I lb burg, Friday evening, October 18. Frank Pittenger's house on Church phia and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Boekel Phila. Benjamin Morris was a visitor 'in street. ' and son Gary, Jr., of Jersey City, Full Cream New York over the week-end. John N. Johnson Is painting his were Saturday visitors of Rev. and Scrapple 181 Mrs. John H. Wcrmert l« lmprov- house. Mrs. William Vandermeer. Sunday lnR from a heavy cold. Carl Naglo Is convalescing at his Rev. and Mrs. Vandermeer enter- Roll Butter Mrs. Edward Neff and daughter of home after an operation for appen- tained Rev. and Mrs. Peter Boelhou- Saturday, October 12th Homemade New York have been visiting Mrs. dicitis at Hazard's hospital at Long wer of Forda. Fresh Call 35;, Mary Neff. Branch. Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson, president Sausage Mrs. Talbot Travers and children Pride of Belford council of Sons of the Monmouth County Organiza- 21 (100% Pork) of Glen Mary Garden spent last and Daughters of Liberty will hold tion for Social Service, left Brook- Music by Hackett's 10-Piece Orchestra HAMS Thursday with John Mulder. a bunco party at their council room dale farm Monday by airplane to Ralph Poling of Keansburg was a Friday evening, October 18, at half- Join her husband at Port Rowan, Rump of €1 A Fancy Sunday gueBt of Mr. and Mrs. Fred past eight o'clock. There will be re- Canada, where he to convalescing Smith. freshments, prizes for games and a from a recent Illness. BEEF MU Fowl Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gorman of As- door prize. Mrs. Dante Daverio and son Rob- Mr. and Mrs. B. Lowell and Frank Tickets One Dollar Each (Corned or Fresh) (All Sizes) bury Park and Mre. Fred Smith of ert accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Thom- Belford, visited friends at Perth Aai- Baumaster of Ridgefleld spent Sun- as Irving Brown of Red Bank Sun- Full Line of Groceries, Fresh Fruits & Vegetables boy Saturday evening. day with Mr. and Mrs. Eloi Grtaiard. day to Corona, where they witnessed George Leek, Al Eckerson and Her- Mr. and Mrs. Kohler and family the marriage of Mrs. Daverio's cou- man Doran motored to South Jersey of Eatontown have moved In tho sin, Aldo Taaco to Miss Ernestine Bi- Phone Red Bank 511 for Reservations Otto Stahl house on East road. olllno, both of Corona. Mr. Tasca Mr, and Mrs. Charles Marvin of was at one time empolyed at the Lin- Asbury Park wero guests of Mr.' and croft Inn. Mrs. J. W. O'Neil Friday. Entertainment Committee r> DAYS— 8 DAYS— Charles Hobbs, Jr., celebrated his fifth birthday Saturday. HB recolved Headden's Corner Comm. SAT. Comm. SAT. many fine gifts. Eev. Leon Chamberlain, district Michael Comar la improving from "BROADWAY "BROADWAY superintendent of the Methodist con- the Injuries which he received a few MELODY ference, conducted the Sunday morn- MELODY ing service at the Methodist church. OF lfl.r:11 OP 1036" The pastor •was called away on ac- count of the death of his father. Mrs. Louise Knearstead of Brook- lyn Is visiting Miss Josephine Ben- nett. THURSDAY-FRIDAY Mr. Vltclll pf New York spent the week-end with his daughter, Mrs. James Hobbs. Capt. Edward Lee of New York Special Announcement W. C. FIELDS ^ passed the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Garrett A. I,pe. Charles Hobbs, Jr., was operated "THE MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE" on for adenoids at Monmouth Me- I mortal hospital at Long Branch last FREE CHINA to Ladies Thursday and Friday Night ! 1 week. j Misses Elizabeth and Doris Schnoor WEST FURNITURE CO., Keyport, N. J. I spent Sunday afternoon at Asbury Pa lit, 5 D A Y S — SATURDAY THRU WEDNESDAY Mrs. Catherine Lohecn of Green- port, Long Island, who has been vis- "The Grandest Musical Ever Produced"—says Walter Winchell. iting relatives the past six weeks, Is ENTIRE STOCK IN OUR BRANCH STORE now at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Downs of Rockvillo Cen- Every Critic Praised This Outstanding Hit ! ter. Miss Aline Runyon attended the ON MIDDLETOWN-RED BANK HIGHWAY—ROUTE No. 35 Eleanor Powell, the Greatest Dancer of Stage or Screen ! football gamo between Penn and Princeton on Saturday at Princeton. Direct From 3 Big Weeks at The Capitol Theatre ! Miss Helen Smith was a recent vis- itor at Newark. George Leek, Sr., haB purchased a i JK new automobile. Offered Now in a Sweeping Clearance Arthur McGlnnls of Philadelphia Is spending a week at his house here. THE GRANDEST SHOW Mrs. Homer Cully and daughter Phyllis of Jersey City have been OF THIS GENERATION! spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. C. Bernard Roche. Seven years in preparation — and worth every Charles Kotch of Union City spent 20$ Off tho week-end with his mother, Mrs. minute of it! It's the Champagne of all screen Barbara Kotch. musical comedies — topping every tune-filled Miss Emma Plahn was with Mr. triumph of the past! Song hits! Stars! and Mrs. Henry Marshall of Hoboken Our Regular Low Cash Prices! part of lnst week. Romance! Laughs! It Has Everything.' Miss Verona Schnoor of Leonardo THIS BRANCH HAS SERVED ITS PURPOSE AS A SUMMER STORE AND spent Sunday nftcrnoon with Mr, and Mrs. David Schnoor. WE ARE FOLLOWING OUR USUAL CUSTOM OF CLOSING IT FOR THE WINTER. Francis Craig la suffering from In- fection in his hand caused by a splinter in his finger. To avoid the cost of moving and other expenses incident to the handling of furni- ture, we offer everything without a single reserve at a sacrifice price. If interested in Lincroft News. securing our quality we urge prompt action as nothing can stop the complete disposal of this exceptional stock at these money saving prices. (Tho Red Bank Remitter em be bought at Lincroft from Georgfl Toop, who bftf • delivery route.) Tho perfect attendance list for tho ADVANCE STYLES IN MODEL HOME FURNISHINGS month of September at tho Lincroft grammar school ia as follows: FROM PRACTICALLY EVERY NATIONALLY KNOWN MAKER IS REPRESENTED Gmmmnr department—Mary Carton. Carol ami • Hilly Kord, Robert Paverio. Howard anil Normiui Lonu, AMo Melone, IN THIS SPLENDID WELL ROUNDED STOCK. Hubert linliuii, Unvld Stone, Joseph WrliilU ami Walln Tuml«li«ki. Primary department Mildred Bennett, Evelyn Hfirrin, Violet ltoliliuoli, Lolj and Hilly Collon. lxil. OWPIIH, Kdlth Mno WITHOUT QUESTION—"IT'S YOUR GREAT Mnllser, Helen mill Chnrle* l.unK. I.ouin 1'elruiii'lll, Walter Aroie, Hooker WntU, Raymond and (Iravcr t'olo, I.oilto Stewart CHANCE TO SECURE MATCHLESS Duo to Inclomrnt weather, only a small whpot wan held Sunday fit Lnngondorfu nhnollng mngo. A 25- BARGAINS! blrd ovent was held with Oscar Muntly of Hnutli Amboy winning with ft ocoro of 24 out of a pos-slblo 25. Capt. William Woodwind of Hlvcr- Fine Furniture and Rugs at Wholesale and Less SMASH nldo Ilelghtu was second with '21, Ralph Parker of Lnkowoad wan third S0N6SI 'with 21 nnd John L. Ulker of Hoa "Broadway Bright was fourth wllh twenty. A SALE NOW STARTED special holiday shoot will bo hold Sat- "/'w Go! A urday and Sunday of thin week. Faltn' You're AT OUR BRANCH STORE ON THE HIGHWAY! Foolfn'" Mr. nnd Mis. Fred Wagcnfohr cn- "On A Suruin JACK "HANOI! ROBHI lorlulncd no week-end visitors Mle» Afternoon" Julia Wngonfohr, Doris Hellmloh BENNY POWELL TAYLOR nnd MIHS Elcnnor Jlcllmlch, nil of "You're My Brooklyn. Lucky Star" UNA MERKEL • FRANCIS "lANOFORD • SID SILVERS William O'Brien of, Jmnr.y City wao BUDDY EBSEM JUNE KNIOHT • VILMA EBSEN a week-end vlaltor of Bernard Kelly. WEST FURNITURE CO., Keyport, N. J. HARRY STOCKWEU • NICK LONG. Jr. William R. Gaffnoy took third plnco In Class C Saturday nlglit In the Mlddlo Atlantic hnrsnshoa tour- nament h«ld nt Atlnntlo city. Larry Mahonoy, fltate champion, playing in Page Twenty-Two REPBAWKREGISTER, OCTOBER Iff, Bowling Opens For ALLBN (BOM. M/w high turn MM* of 14»4 la M,« Red Bank Eleven Bowling Lead U1 opening oonUit, defeated tha Trurn- Forgotten Men -By Pap ardo field club in three straight ' Defeats Leonardo Quadrangle Club games last week. The mstchftatwere. A FLOCK O*» Ftlle Narrows To 3 the first of the eeuon for thl Mld!»» Local Eleven Scores in the Sec-Hawks, Peacocks and Cuckoos P«flF©eMAMCE» OT THt dletowner., The Farmort took Uie R0SUUIL. SBASOM «MB Schneider'* Market, Clothier* & B8I 809 7B1 flrat by a margin of 248 but did* Set ond and Fourth Periods to Win All Win Three Straight for 6BSU OVfiRXOOKBP Itf Inrarance and Shrewsbury Striking an average of 888 for the find the tecond so easy. This they Opener, 19-0—Hold Leonar- Opening Play at Recreation Farm* Tied u Red iBank Pin set, the Schneider Market team on won by 60. The third fell to the' do to One First Down. Hall. Monday night took thr.ee games from Shrewsbury pinman by U1 p,Mi A11 Loop Begin. Third Week. the Gardeners. The Markotmon won but Roberts rolled hlgb »oore» for the if" A rally of first'downs in tho open- The Red BaJik Quadrangle club The Red Bank Bowling league en- the first match by 78, the second by Farmers In the, flr'it. Taylor made ing period imdo headway for the started their third year of bowling tered the third week of the XB30-3I 127 and the third by 148. Parker of Morris was one pin under tnls local high school's initial victory of Friday night on tho local Recreation season this week with three toam; the Schneider team topped all fel- the season over Leonardo high school hall allaye. The eight-team league Schneider'! Market, Clothiers an low-plnraen with a score of 237, made tallied 238 ptaa7'OhM^™eScU Saturday whon thn Kcd and Gray got underway in full swing when the Insurance and Shrewsbury Farms, In the third string, while Perri, also -!30 In the second. VanNess with 202 jrridders won, 19-0, on the local grid- Hawks, Peacocks and Cuckoos all tied for first place. All have won six of the Market team, rolled a tqtal and Macintosh with 201 were high iron. won three straight games. The Con- games and loat none, The Allen Sbo of two less. Sutherland was high for the Mlddletownere. The scores: dors won two-out of three from the A blocked kick and two completed team Is second and tho Professional for the Gardeners with 213. K. n)i SHREWSBURY FARMS. paeaes scored two touchdowns in th Buzzards while tho Cardinals, Eagles Men, who last week was the fourth Turner of the same team made 208 second period and one In the fourt and Jaybirds were unfortunate with team In a four-cornered tie, dropped and 204 in two matches, The ecorea; kli^n — 2*6 I!6 *'» three losses-apiece. 1 1 3 period. The Red and Gray second Jnto a tie with the Reoreations and SCHNEIDER'S MARKET. Oha,"" .""""•' '" 2°" '* i * came near scoring in the last pcriot The Hawks, this year made up of the Gardeners for third place. Perrl _ 170 2S5 105 '" — •'-••- .'."'".-'. 238 144 108 liartman ...... — „ . 178 178 wiren, "after a 'ilcK, they took th MacDnnnlri, Parker and Sch'rocder, The standing of the teams at the boll In midficid and on a march dowi all veterans of last year's league, T. ,Toro«ln» 170 •1,134 ~802 ~»J2 md of the jecond-week,compilad-Jiy_ ~ " • 182 170 IEONAHDO FIELD CLUB. tho field put the boll on Leonardo^ took first place by winning three Walter Schroeder, secretary of tbi twenty-yard line aa the game ended, games from the Cardinals and bowl- league, follows: Tuttie 214 SIS 102 Few long runs were made In th Ing an average of 501.2. Their high johyoii ,r.zr.r. ieo \l» II! opening game for both squads. Th game consisted of 553. The Pea- BTANDINQ OP TUB TEAMS. 045 078 til VanNesi 202 186 108 W u PA H8 GARDENERS. ' •u ...... _ _ us j89 j,8 Bed Bankers tallied their lode first cocks won nine points for their first Shrewsbury Farmi 6 0 871.4 1,114 E. Turner 208 204 189 down In the fourth quarter -when place tie by defeating the .Eagles in Clothitra ft Inturanoe.- 6 0 838 Sutherland ...... _... 102 218 IBS 885 833 831 Coach Lewis Blood of Leonardo pui three straight for an average of -188 Schttvtdifi' Murktt 6 0 010 Mulvlhlll „_. 110 16« Lllen Shoes 5 1 894 Mazta 150 140 The Clothiers & Insurance team in the second-string men. Fou did the Cuckoos to tile Jaybirds Led Bank Recreation.... 4 2 911.9 Dnvlson „_„ 141 184 last week remained undefeated la six passes were attempted on the par Profculonal Mon ... . 4 A. Turner ._ 177 151 163 for an average of. 427.2, •HiS OLC? FORM IU I 851.5 gamee. The Clothiers' latest victories of the Red Bankers of which thre Gardeneri -..p.™. 4 844.4 STANDING OF THE LEAGUE, V/WWIMS Z. 5 GAMES Acerr» Baker; . s s 099,4 1,011 were ovor the Hanson Doboya, whom were completed. Leonardo attempted PTS AVK Slsmund Elancr s I 86A Q7Q they bested by margins of 80,140 and four, but were all incompleicd 01 -TtJH TUB BOSTDM Tho Naveslnk team won two out Hawks ....::. M.l-Roy 8«a Food 2 4 850.2 01S of three games from Max's Tavern 61 pins. Joe Menzzopano Was star intercepted.« Peacocks Max'* Tavern j) 4 815,3 01' of the matche* wJto his scores of 2M Cuckooa sr. Louis sex. oynton & Boynton 0 1 880.1 890 on Monday night. The Maimon took A midficid scrimmage was wit- Condors - CAROIMALS Leonardo Field club 0 t 84S H85 only the first match, this by 80 pins. in one game and 224 in each of, the nessed in the opening period when Duiiurda ^ - STAHOS Ion«en DoBoyi 0 6 8J4.2 P>7 two others, an average of better" Curillnala lave.ink 0 0 148 005 Tho Navoslnkers nosed out trie Red Matthews of the local grldder HEAP AHO than 214. Kennedy turned In 228 In Eugles - ,oddy & Son 0 6 TJ2.6 624 Bank team in tho second match by the flrat game but his other .ecorea kicked to hla opponent's 25-yard line, Jaybirds , C0U1NQ GAME3. seven pins and won the third by an •where the receiver was smeared by ABOV£ brought his avorogo down to 194, The Bob Schroeder Monday—Clothiers * Ineuranoe •even cloaer score, the margin of vic- scores: Panny DeLuca, who suffered an in- Hawk, team bit the maples for high PRBSS.HT rardeners, Boynton A Soyntoti v*. Allen tory being three pina. Stryker of • jury in the opening play. Time was game of 213 for the evening, while CROP OF CARL* Shoes, Schnoider'a Market vs. Recreation, Naveslnk made the best score for a CLOTHIERS & INSURANOB. Max's Tavern vs, HanBen Doboys, 180 called. A return kick was taken b] his other gamea of 1C67 and W! rolled Ingle gams, a mark of 233, O. Qrob ..y-n v- ~ - — 160 1SJ Jack Henry, who took the ball on hi; edoetdfiy—Slg-mund Eisner va. L«a> Woodward, 189 no 300 up a high average of 175.2 for the IVOAJ EOUALLEP lardo, Mel'Roy Sea Food vs. Navssink v/ith 214 was-hlgh for the Maxmon. It. Kennedy . , 226 180 178 own 45-yard line, where ho was opening night. Z8 SAME "WE ' ly ft Son vs. Acerra Bakery, Shrews* The scores: Straus _.._.„. _ 163 209 100 stopped. Halloway, Red Bank colored iviry Farms vs. Professional Mon. JZ4 Cuckoos' is In econd place with an THIS S~£AF OF Jc MenxxopRne ...... 200 2ii ace, hit the right side of the line for Jo8 Menzzopane, captain of the NAVESINK TEAM. average of 174, while Boynton of the BEST VEA& OF Hansen .„ 161 147 187 eight yards while Henry hit tho Buzzards is In third place with Clothiers & Insurance team, heads Stryker .....-.._...... „. 1S£ 183 2S3 other side of the line for seven i<»33 el .._ 180 162 Decker 190 181 180 average of 173. the list of Individual averages with Acorra _... • 187 183 a first down. mark of 2H.5. Parker of Schnoid- liwtty 145 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. SCOB.BP A <5rZJ=AT Henry «... 107 196 .100 Pour successive first' downs put G AVE r's Market Is second with 212.4, and o»ten 188 1!8 169 Matiatoo 173 151 167 AMP Voorhles 181 146 182 Bed-Bankron Leonardo's seven-yard Schroeder._.....,«.—,..-..... i D. Turner of the Gardeners Is third •enterman 176 187 WITH BOSTOM 818 852 0D8 169 line, -where they were stopped in Windnagle .... :~. — -i Uh 209. Theaveragesof the-ten - MAX'S-TAVERN Uoynton 3 their tracks by the strong wall of Rlibtt Burned by T6I Asioclscirf Pr«M ladors follow: IVal.tr 170 161 their opponents. Cummlngs was INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. Orob _._... - 171 201 Tho Acerra bakory team won three forced behind the end zone to kick 0 AVE HS vlcrr||[ . 182 1D0 straight games from tho Boynton & lenstopane, Clothiers . t 214.5 228 }ocum ...... 186 1(19 and ho punted the oval to his own ark.r, Schneider 6 212.4 248 Boynton team laat week. Tt« 25-yard line. Larry Figaro, being Reid ... „ „ 178 124 matches were the first of the season Second Boxing ). Turner, Gardeners .__... g 200 208 G. QrDb"... 211 _Vn 194 labor • 3 Race Meet Program substituted for Henry, took the ball aylor, Shrewsbury 8 206.3 245 008 S45 096 for the Boynton team. The Bakers OB the first down and advanced Tomorrow night at eight o'clock hasty, Shrewsbury 6 199.2' 288 rolled ocoros of 905, 902, and 1,019 to Card Tomorrow loffman, Eisner ....__ ... 2' 199.1 222 The Schneider Market team last a«ven yards, -while Phifer plunged jn alleys one and two, the Jaybirds ROD AND GUN Well Under Way ewis, EUner ...; 6 198.5 267 win by margins of 68, 181 and 180. right tackle for,a first down. Figaro will play the Buzzards, while at the olee, Recreation . s 107.1 21! week won threo more gamee, bring- High individual ucores wore mado by again hit the left side of the line for same time on alleys three and foui New Deal in County Fistiana 'JUIone, Acerra .... > 107 zlt ing Its total of wins thus far this Acerra, who rolled 221 and 200; Entries for Tenth Annual Mon- oason to six games In as many six yards, followed by Halloway for he Cuckoos will play the Condors. Promised by Promoter of Stewart VanVllct of Shrewsbury ii isher, Acerra 6 X06.1 287 Dlllione, who made 218 and 210 twloe three yards. A lino plunge was at- At 0;30 o'clock on alleys one and two mouth County Race Meet to The Rod Bank Recreations halted starte. The Markotmon's second vic- and R. Fisher, turned In 212 nnd still maintaining his record aa th tim was the Naveslnk team which tempted on their last down, hut that he Peacocks will play the Cardinals, Bbutl in Asbury Park Conven- boss surf flaherman of this section be Held October 19 Coming the Clothiers' winning streak Mon 210. All are members of the Acerra while at the eame hour on alleys, day by defeating them In the la.»t of n the first contest offered stubborn earn. Boytvton was high for his failed. tion Hall. of tie coast. Fishing at Sandy Hook In Rapidly. resistance, the champions winning three and four the Eagles will play early Thursday night ho landed thre he three-game set between the two team with 216. The scores: Possession of the pigskin was :he Hawks. A "new deal" in boxing bouts for '.-Entries for the tenth annual Mon- this match by only three pine. The ACERRA BAKERY. given Leonardo, whh o attemptetdd to striped bass. They weighed 25, 2'. earns.' The Clothiers won their shore fight fans will be ushered in mouth county race meet to be hold Schneldennen took the second by 170 Dllllont 216 210 8I» kick out Into playing territory. Cum- The opening game was won by tho and 20 pounds. As usual Mr. Van- iurth and fifth straight by defeat- this Friday night in the Convention over the Amory L. Haskell estate a g the Recreations by differences of nd the third by 130. Tomalno of the Schneider _ 17» 187 l»1 mlngs again dropped behind the end 'eacocks with three straight games hall at Asbury Park when !Vel3on Vliet used a light fresh water ta.ckl Marketnaen mads the high Individual V. Jones - 102 200 102 >ver the Eagles. Tho consistent week from next Saturday, October 38 and 38, but iost the final matoil zone to kick, but thl« time be fumbled Ehrlich, youthful promoter, wli: with a wooden plug as the lure. 19, are coming in to tho secretary, score of 266 In the third matoh. Park- Fisher -~. 17a 212 210 the pass from center as Barberio cores of Fred VanDorn in his three stage bis second indoor fight card IIS pins. Kennedy of .'the r of tho some Warn rolled the con- Acerra 200 183 J21 games assisted the Peacocks to their Hough water offshore In the las Edward A. Hurd, and tiie'nieet prom- Clothiers made high scores (ft 236 came in from hi» right end position with boxers he matched himself. ises to be one of the largest In recent ilsten ecoree) of 194, 206 and 201, Pos- U66 002 1,010 and pounced upon the oval tor-Red first victory. Edward Dodd was high few days made fishing anything bu nd 205 In two matches. Menzzo- en with 206 In the flret and 214 jn flOYNTON & BOYNTON. scorer for his team with 152, 180 and Ehrlich deviated from the usual years. This meet Is one of the high lane rolled 204 and Woodward tal- Curehln, Jr 151 108 174 Bank's first score. Barberio missed custom of fight promoters, who pick a comfortable pastime for tho com- he third was high for the Navesink paratively few hardy anglera who spots In the sporting world and ed 202. Bolce was high for the Dodd - 106 130 171 the extra point. ' 66. in games. matchmakers and give the latter u brings many-well known visitors Jo Tho scorea: Boynton 216 172 178 The kick-off -was fumbled by Ser- FfiACOCKS free rein in arranging the card. went out to search for blueflsh and tecreatlons with 220, The seores: RCHNEIDER'8 MARKET. OurohJn, Br, ...-.=.. ». 108.. 180 180 165 lied Bank. The Molly Pitcher and CtvstellBCClo _.._ , 1SB 157 176 mi^orn * ,*.*..*.._--~'»~**»-»»*« 1(2 179 Whereas this policy resulted In tuna. Neither species was in evl CLOTHIERS & INSURANCE. buy, who was substituted for Tren- tothsmith 130 169 145 dence to any great extent and the other hotels are always crowded on 'orrl - 181 183 162 167 165 191 matchmakers arranging bouts among Kennedy 205 2S6 111 Toroaljie 101 108 260 890 841 «5J ery and was recovered on Leonardo's urchin ~--7-, — chances aro that tuna have gone on euch occasions, many of the guests 'oodwBrd -.._ -. 191 178 208 forty-yard line by a Red Banker. On fighters merely on the strength of stopping over two to throo dayB. Joles 175 100 101 (59 490 ~7l5 their way for the season. ins 168 148 180 >arkor 104 208 201 the first play a long pass from Hal- EAGLES. their previous records, Ehrlich Is While tho Monmouth County Gold •nus 186 180 161 terweights, Joey Caplcci, Plalnflold, from 7:00 A. M.' to sunset from Oc- tlcno from Fullback Bill Phifer, was the Cuckoos. The high scores of a starting off with two races for horses completed to Johnny B.irbfrio, who nnd Frankie Williams, colored pugi- tcber 15 to November 14. The bag owned by tho Monmouth county pair of 16-is and 1(14 accounted for list from Newark, battling for hon- and possession limit is four birds. scored from the 23-yard line. Breriv the victory for the Cuckoos. farmers. , The flrat is for work ner failed to nj;ikc thn extra point ors in u six-round match. Williams, A special woodcock license is re- horses that must be owned by the CUCKOOS. a golden glover, lost to Kalph Vona, quired In addition to the regular 'armers and ridden by themselves, gOCKl. Boer .. 102 147 an Asbury Park product, on the WllldllB 164 104 hunting license. The special license their sona or daughters. The purse DOREMUS BROS Seconds from both pidalincs beg&7\ Dummy fight card here two weeks ngo. The rushing to tho ilrld as substitutions I!0 120 may be obtained from game wardens is $50, and every horse finishing: gets judge's decision on this bout was or from the State Fish ami Game a blanket. Tho Pleasant Valley Cup were piling In. Ri"l Bank had their •1G1 jat j rceted with mixed- feelings by the COMPLETE FOOD MARKET SINCE 1877 third-string fullback doing the plung- K commission oillces at the state houae. Is open to any horse owned by a 116 Hi, j fans, many of whom believed the A supply of approximately 30,000 farmer. To the winning rider a cup ing, while the remaining second team 1H3 111'bout should have gone to the Nevv- kept plugging for their Alma Mater. 12 ai pheasants, 0,000 quail and 30,000 rab- Is presented by E. Gaddls Plum, and 3 PHONES—1560 - 1561 - 1562 _'i!120l ° • 'k boy. Williams wanted to meet the Pleasant Valley Cup Is presented Worthier, sccond-ntiing quarter, af- ait; I Vona in nn Immediate return match, bits distributed throughout tho state ter failing to pain yardage, kicked » a-2 | , this year awaita the opening of the by such well known members of the 11 & 13 BROAD ST. -:- FREE DELIVERY The Haw),-? won three straigh„...,-t j bu— t the latter refused a date for at hunt as Henry E. Butler, Bernon B. to Leonardo's hvontv-ynrd line.' lt upland game season on November 10. 1 Riinies frum the Cardinals in the!I leas t tthreh e weeksk . Thousands of acres of free gunning Prentice, W. Strothcr Jones, Jr., and whmf. after MVO p .'i ys the final • J, Ford Johnson, Jr. Both races are whistle blew. limit mutcii of t'.ie evening. Tlie' Gorman won a decision from John territory have been added to the SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY SATURDAY AND MONDAY. Hawks won the opening game by 28! Anderson three weeks ngo. Briggs open areas by the commission on the flat and the distance Is half a Can C fit Jl 'il.lfif n pin--, 'th,.. second by t>S pins and the ; !< °cked out Jack Ennls, Asbury mile. The cup must be won threo Red Bunk Lcnnnrdo hroujrh the Farmer-Sportsmen co- irs! tjrnv. 1 linal hy % pins. Each ttam mem- I Park pugilist in tho same auditor- Imcs beforo becoming permanent 8 r ium two operative plan and the public hunt- 4 I', p^> Aru- n;,lr»i 4 lier htlprd to score a victory whon ! winters ago. ng grounds operated by the State property of a winner. FRESH CHOPPED BEEF 19S> S I'IIL (•ltd .. n MacDonald rolled a 177 in the open-1 Another bout of uix rounds will 10 . iWnltie Ti 1 J Fiah and Game commission. The Mlddletown is a steeplechase inK .mine, Parker a 1S1 and Hehroe- '•• P' "° Gatti, Aubury Pnrk new- for four-yenr-olda and Ifl ovor post ili-r a -'13 fjaii'c. I comer who has had five professional With tho largo number of game and bird.s liberated this year and tho and rails. It is two and a half miles Red Unnli Pos. .IT,,,,,, do HAWKS. battles, against Krank Marshipllo, ROUND Frying DeLurn • hV. weather favoring thosn bred in tho and carries a purse of $500. The SPARE JERSEY Davis I.T ' Itortcr Muriin,nki n; i»« ion iHiboklyn, a youngster with plenty wild, the commission looks for Shrewsbury and Holmdol are both Wildr I.c; Hionlicr ^n"ltr •;.:::.--- - IS? \l* ;;>! of finsh nnd form. in »(om'ollnd moat satisfactory season for the li- brush racos, and the Naveslnk Is a ROAST Brcmnrr r - -'. _..._ _*_ j preliminary G('or le Harper, Anbury Chickens r;eUi* I'iUhHhy K censed hunter. An unprecedented de- [lat race of one mild. FOWL nr. 478 S531 Park, will oppose Jackie Nebon, RIBS •Mattln-.- ['. T CAIUilN'.M.s. mand for licenses Is also expected. W. Strother Jones, Jr., Is chairman Ilnrlicrir. Hy. Newark, whllf I,oil fJrernberi;, nn- of the race committee. Others aro (8^-lb. Average) Prime Beef JERSEY Onmilrn " .other Newarker, will fnco nn un- The September trout Heaaon Just (CORNED) Halloway I.II ii K7 co n un Edwnrd M. Crane,' Thomas S. Field, lliMinstt nnme closed has brought many letters of Henry lin n I.ltumeyer d opptmfiit in (lip opening Sr., ThomiiH S. Field, Jr., Rufus C ! njfitcb. omrnpndation to the commission I'hlfer Fn CummlncB 455 410 Cl Finch, Amory L. Haskell, Edward A, Rnhnt'ltiiMon; — KM! Tin nV:, T'lniiro. Vnn. from sportsmen who report water Note. Altruter. Wi.rlhlej Tim itnrp, r,,t- Hurd, C. Maury Jones, E. Gaddls ON I,VFAVI:TI conditions much better thin yoar ban last and trout taken In prac- him, W. B. Ruthrauff and Edward Uns. Ewnrtz, Vincent. ni'ii'o uiil". Fort Monmouth 21; ! 241. Stewnrt, 3rd. 23*lb tioic. Kt'rbn.v. H,ichos, Unix «v, 'Cn.U. tfcally all of the streams. In ad- 1 1 3tevei,FOn, K< Ik. VM -I:. I ,!o1. South Amboy 6 ^^"iiirZrAgi'S Muhi™^'* ''" dition to the trout stocked In July Smith, I)rnw?i. T«urh ....,),, H("l Ban!,, and August them were many trout Bsrherlo *. K xtr»! lioln 1. n'r! Herb Hunter Leaves Scoro lis rtr oil*: The Furt Monmouth football team '-'""'"r. Kwnrtz, son ,,f Mr. nnrl Mrs. left over from the spring distribu- Sn mlt 1 FRESH LOCAL WEAKFISH Red Bnnk (1 Id o «—u defeated tho South Amboy Tieera i - ' Swm-tz of Mt-l,:Uvn sited a tion. Tomorrow For Japan [jconnrdfi 0 0 0 0—0 21-0 Sunday afternoon at. Fort Mon- junior at Lafayntto cnllego, saw ic- Tho rallbird acanon thun far hni Offirlnlfl—Tk'ferce. Jin rlid. T.»f«yette: mouth. Coach Muck of tho Army tlvo service In Saturday's game with boon very satisfactory, tho commln- Baker's Cocoa implrr, Htnrfr I^lilj;!,; l,eml lliic*iiii-» nni. if tho amateur playors of the coun- 3 - 29 23° llln nuc, Shrewsbury, at which time it years. Inning by Inning of tho World I °rf and I.ehlgh. The Sunrise Hod nnd Gun club will ry. Free! was reported that the dunce ho'il baseball Herics wna unnouncod u>ld a tierhiH of fllx bunco partleu in Mr. Hunter will bo Rcoompanleld PEPPERS Saturday night at Mnnmouth Coun- through tho public address oyntem. he Union firo houay on Shrewsbury Hein* Ketchup CARROTS SHERRY ty Country club wu» attended hy Agiiln on College, Tram. by hln wife and two children, and The flashiest play of tho day was On- ivc-nuo beginning Friday, October IS. Mrs. Hunter's father, Arthur O. more thnn 325 po^om*. tnim'i! pasa to Adams, who did a nice S l r Mr3 IluiolHarold"''^";"d j Rtnko,' , ™ " " - """ - i'lio nffnirti will IM held on tho third Brown, also of Fair Havon. They bunch dot. Last Bunday nftt'inooh the Woat hit of broken field running to score of Illver ''rldny of the month, 111 sail from San Francisco October tioltto 8' DUFF (lOltnON Jersey flPld hockoy rlnh traveled hero tho third touchdown of the game nt Kxeter academy at J!: A Hjioclal prlao'of }1() In cash will »nd tlefnatcd tho Hhrowiibury hockey H 7. They expect to bo back home by ClcersliI was In mld-Bcnaon form ""'P«», ban n|!n|n ucen be awarded the* plnyer winning the Ihrlstmas. . Olub by a score of 8-0. Tea wns nerved ___._ _ APPLES 'a itept position W)th mont ftamoa during tho »crlea. Thsre Pancake Syrup BEETS Calif. Brandy following tho ffttmo. • Huniluy nftor- thwito h vlnltorhis kickingn In .thei Illr s owklckofn territorf y cum. Young Ht< will ttlno bo prizes for the wlnnora r.lffhlh Oraflc Runco. noon, October 18, at 3:15 o'clock tht th iit bMket during moat of the game. at ench party. A card nnd bunco party for the qfcbot. AAC »<,«.. brown n"d white teams of tho Next Sunday Fort Monmouth will 49° Shrcwnbury hockey club will play on onellt of tha eighth grade of tha bunch play the tfcyport A. C. at Fort Mon- J. R. Teagim, Bfi-ycar-old rosldont latontown nohool -will be held to- 3' .Eating or 43ookin( 13 K tho Monmouth County Country club mouth. Thlu tenm defeated the WcHt of Aaliovllle, North Carolina, hm End Wild Cntn of Umg Branch on morrow night at tha Eatontown mu- Held, Tea will t)» ««ivcd following noen only one motion plcturo In hli nicipal building on Broad street. the Sunday by a score of 7-9. life. That wan a film starring tha IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS. ate WiU Roger*. Fliitontown, Adolpb. Koaloky ia In charge. RED BANK REGISTER, O^OTjER 10, 1985^ •A. Page Twenty-THrea I Fair Haven News. Clearwater, Florida. They are lo-'l Mrs. Arthur Hahsson underwent street was admitted Friday as a'sur- In the Borough of Fair Haven in the manyy publip c appearancepp s as an ent«r- Ice Yachtsmen Leonardo Wins A oaUd at a camp.near the million-dol- an operation Monday at the River- gical patient at Blvervlew hospital. personal choice column this coming talnetl r and hha s msdde numerous! Charles Mast, former stage direc- election. His name did not appear his co-operitlon. lit. Red Hani Bttiaui uo &• nouikl lar causeway leading to Clearwater view hospital. friends through h pn. Strenuous Game Fair Havan In tht flora Of Harry KUr-> Beach. Their address Is poatofllce Mr. and Mrs. Austin Harvey vis- tor and now engaged In the real es- on the primary ballot, due to the fact good will, and eagerness t o serve at Ready For Season .. at Ye Qoid Cedan and from Ur. Ulppa,) box 285, Clearwater, and they will bo ited relatives at New York on Bun- tate and Insurance business has been he was fulfilling other obligations at all tlmoa when needed. •toSioe bulldlnr.) very glad to hear from any of their day. persuaded by his friends, to run for the time of selecting the ticket. Mr. Mrs. Daniel Allaire Is visiting ret North Shrewsbury Club at Red The Leonardo Field club football The monthly meeting of the Fair friends at any time. Mrs. Arthur Hanseon of Church | the office of "Juotlce of tho Peace," Mast U well known here for his atlvos at Elizabeth. Bank Awaiting Sailing Condi- 3am registered its second conaecu- Havsn auxiliary of the Rivervlew ,v» victory of the season Sunday »f- ospital will be held Monday after- tions—-Busy Schedule—Cham- ornoon on a rain soaked gridiron oon, October 14, at two o'clock, at pionship Series. hen they turned back the Belleville ho home of Mrs. John A. Chaunzy, STORES OPEN... for your convenience all A & P Stor.i rojans by the score of 2 to 0. The TUNE IN KATE SMITH In her n.w program "COFFEt '" Fair Haven road. TIME"every Tuelday, V/ednetday, Thimday, 7i30P, M., WABC wjll remain open until uiua! ctoilna time, Columbui Day, Oct.12. The October feeting of the North ame was played at Leonardo. It Miss Annie Murphy of Hance road Shrewsbury Ice Boat A Yacht club as a hard fought battle, the wet as returned home from tho Mon- was held at tho clubhouse Thursday all being extremely difficult to oulh Memorial hoeplUl, where she night. It waa the first monthly landle causing frequent fumbles by /as a surgical patient. meeting hold since June, due to the 10th teams; two of which proved Mr, and Mrs. Gllaon of Olllesple absence of quorums during the sum- ery unfortunate to the Field club r .venue havo rented Clarence Little's mer montha. The lco yachtsmen h«n they occurred Inside the (lva IOUSO on Clay street. are full of enthustaem, looking for- ard line. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlnton and ward to the coming lco yachting oca. The first period was mostly a klok- aughter Elaine of Battln road are eon, which, according to Commodot* ng duel between Gorman of the Tro- n a ten days' trip to Canada. Augustus M. Mlnton, will bo a most ane and Craig of Leonardo. In the Mrs. Letter England Is spending s Relive ono If sailing conditions per- jocond period Shelley, substitute back rcw daya with Mre. Albert Jennings mit. 'or the visitors, saved his team from f Flushing. Mr. Jennings, whose The season will open olllclally with lilng scored upon when he Inter- arm was crushed so badly In an ac- the Commodore's race. The follow- opted a Leonardo aerial on the 10- ldent that It was necessary to am- ing event will be the deciding race stripe and raced to the 22-yard putate his arm, la expected to return of the three-race ecrlos between the Ine bofore being brought down Home this week fro mthe Jewish hos- Long Branch Ice Boat & Yacht club In the second half the Field club pital at Brooklyn. and the North Shrewsbury club for ffenno again got under way and the Championship Pennant of Amer. jtarUni; from midfleld with Foulks, Cards have been received from Mr. It was back in '59, just seventy-six years ago, This steady growth can be attributed to only one lea. The same boats that competed and Mrs. Frank Herbert, who* are Gawltr and Holsworth carrying the spending the fall and, winter at thing . . . that A&P customers must be satisfied in the unfinished series lwt year nil, went to the Belleville 20^yard when the first A & P Store opened its doors on will by virtue of the deed of gift be mark in five plays. A pass from Vosey Street, New York . .. opened them with a customers. For in no other way could such an compelled to finish out tho event. In- Dlkey to M'l'er put the ball on the organization be built. It is YOU whom we have to asmuch as thl-j is an unfinished me* hreo-yard strip. Qawler picked up promise of fine food at low prices. Since then held uver from a previous season, It me yard but the Trojans rallied and Every Woman f thank. And to show our appreciation we're run- will have no bearing on a challenge we have grown from that one small store to urnod back the next two thrusts «<*•* ning a gigantic BIRTHDAY SALE. to be Issued by the defeated club for _nd Elgenrauch'e attempt at a field Wants AMERICA'S FOREMOST FOOD SERVICE. tho championship event during the goal on the fourth down was wide to look ber boat at all time*.., 1935-30 season and should (ate rule of the uprights. to feel at raise and perfectly it that the Bed Bank club should The only score of the gioio wag poised. lose the pennant to the Long Branch registered about midway In the fine' Fancy N. Y. State club the regatta committee will have MIS-SIMPLICITY* period when the Field dub, alts New 1935 Pack a challenge ready to hand to the gaining possession of the ball on Ui Created by Long Branch aggregation, together, Fancy Apple Sauce Belleville 45-yard line started a driv with tho pennant. featured by effective ball carrying b; Gossarcl • There was considerable discussion Jralg and Kllduff which took thi Is the aJiswer. regarding the possibility of taking pigskin to the 2-yard line. A touch- JL'he pull of tht Fancy Quality—New Pack In juvenile members, but this was down seemed Imminent, but on th back straps White or Golden Bantam thought lnadvlBabla at this time. next play the fullback fumbled ani flattens the ab- However, the officers and members Cream Style Corn Berden, the Trojan right tackle, re- domen, uplifts of the club will encourage the rac- covered the ball. the bust, and —Ing-or~th8~smaller type-bottt-and-to controls the show tbelr friendliness In this activ- On the next-play-Scott, J3jom_ani Gelatin Desserts, Mendes broke through the line an< hips. ity the club will offer a trophy for Let our oxpcri Chocolate or Vanilla Puddirfg this season to bo raced for by the smothered Gorman, Trojan back who was trapped behind his own goa Otters show SparkleDesserts smaller croft you what line for a two-point safety. Bellevlll Mis-Simplicity A discussion about the deeper put the ball in play from a kick-off oan do. waterway plan for the Shrewsbury on the 20-yard line and the ganv liver by Harold S. Allen, who Is an ended with Leonardo again within active member of tho committee striking distance of the goal line. 3.50 to 10.00 looking after this project, brough' POTATOES Leonardo piled up eleven firs out that inasmuch aa all mainte- downs to three for the Trojans. Fancy Long liland Potatoes at an •(• .' nance work of this nature htm been 1«n» - Leonardo unusual laving. All U. S. No. 1 Grade. 13 IDS. •topped by the government there la Mellnkowlti US Mendi MUai a little chance of getting anything MoKowan LT sto] 17 Broad Street, Bed Banli, N. J. Lay In a supply while the special low i —. • \ Jllgltai LU Benno Thesis prieei are below the preient wholesale market. No wonder price lasts! (PeCK) done until next year. Matt 0 Scot 17 It was reported that a new buoy Bplala KG Elgannuo: thrifty shoppers all over the metropolitan area have been taking Berd«n RT lion would be set In as a channel mark' Tallheimer HE Bherlda: Sale Every Thursday advantage of them. If you haven't already bought a supply, wo sug- er early next spring east of the Oce- Pillar Ql) HolBwortl c anlo bridge, between the bridge and G. Manning; LHB Gawli gest you do so immediately; for tho flour market hat risen so sharply B. Manning RHB ' Foulki Horses & Cows Pure Cane Sugar 5 26 the buoy now marking the north Gorman 1"B - Crali that after Saturday we will be forced to raise our prices accordingly. •lde of the "cross-over" channel. Suba:. Trojani—Low*, Shelley, Chick c In order that the lco yachtsmen wits, Monahan, HoEack, Lube, Storn, Cal ZLOTKIN'S STABLES, Ion, Meadfl. Leonardo—Dikey, o. QUBB FREEHOLD, N. J., Campbell s TOMATO SOUP 3cansl9 will havo plenty of room for thi Miller, DtvlM, Aiverson, Rtardon, Man) sotting up of tholr boats on the dock, VoBBelmaq, Fittecker, Reardon, c. Quar before putting them on the ice, a Supenalcf, Montgomery*. Referee—0. Bow. Thursday, October 17th, Sunnyfield 89 CALIFORNIA man. Umpire—Miloi. Head Llneimui FIOUR division line will bo made between at 1:00 P. ML Yellow Cling Halves that part of tho club property to be (Jerber. Score by parloda; 3>*lb."bag|7c 7 1b. bag 33^ u«ed exclusively by the ice yachts- Trojam ... _ 0 0 0 OR IONA Igst. man and that part on which the Leonardo , ....._ ,_, o 0 0 BEETS BRAND cans olub will allow tho public to park Next Sunday the Field olub wi Sauerkraut 15 their cars. Whether this division play on their home grounds agralni PILLSBURY'S bag line will bo In the .form of a per- the Tigers of Perth Amboy. VEGETABLE I Ib. 3 jnanent fence or just a temporary ar- SHORTENING . can rangement will be decided at thi 2H Ib. bag 2I« 7 Ib. bag 41' I9< 155 next mooting to be held Thursda; HIS 05TH BIRTHDAY. night, November 7. or 2454 Ib. Another Milestone In The Life Ceresota bag Evaporated MilkS 3 17 Lieutenant Edward Connors. 60, Head real Guernseys, HolsWn Gold Medal .25 and Jersey Dairy Cows always on e Rurmon Bows To The 88th birthday of Lieutenan hand. Fresh and close springers. VA Ib. bag 7 Ib. bag 4J Edward Connors of the Red Ban Guaranteed tuberoulin rotost fully Sunsweet PRUNE JUICE Riverside Eleven police force occurred Monday. N accredited cows. Always have plen- celebration was held and Mr. Conno ty horses on hand, mated teams and The Bumeon high school footbal spent the day at his home, passln singles ready for, any work. Any- 4 25 team opened the season Saturday b; the time principally in listening t thing sold on commission. Ex- Tomato Juice losing to the Riverside high flehoo broadcasts reoelved on a new Dele changes made. Private sales dally. eleven of South Jersey by a scorr radio outfit which he bought fro: of 19 to 0. Rumaon, however, playe Qdward Oonnor of ''Hudson avenue JACOB ZLOTKIN A BON QUICK OR REGULAR and which by a coincidence was in- H-0 Oal Pk8.9' up a better game than the score In- Phones: Ree. 830—Stables 980 dicated and showed great posalbiUUer stalled on his birthday. Mr. Connors ttow! On* pkg. of Chocolcu Pudding of becoming a strong team. received a number of congratulations Freehold, N. J. Neither team scored in the firs and other remembrances. He en- ROyal DESSERTS . 16 period. In tho second period River- Joys good health and ho has the ap- pearance of being younger than his Bido made its first down on a pasi yoare. Mre. Connors la also in good GRANDMOTHER'S BREADS from tho twenty-yard line. Rlversldi health, Shredded Wheat 2 23' tallied again in the third period vlr Despite rising costs on flour and other ingredients (many of which have tho air route, and another complete' ATLANTIC doubled In the last six months) we are maintaining our money-saving pass in the final period resulted I: PIGEON BACK. — THEATRE — C tho third goal. low prices on Grandmother's Breads ... and maintaining, too, our Ritz Crackers 1 Ib. pkg. 2I Rumson began to click In tin lae Army Bird Wins Hace from Balti- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS N.B.c. 1 high quality standards. That makes Grandmother's famous oven-fresh few- minutes of the game and hai more on Saturday. Phone Atlantic Hlihlanda 148 carried the ball from lta own terrltor; breadi now A GREATER VALUE THAN EVE'RI Buy them! Try them! "Toots'' of the Fort Morcnouth —Management. Jack McNama Cocoanut Bars ,20' to Riverside's twenty-yard line whe: pigeon lofts won a 160-mllo special the game ended. race sponsored by the Seaboard FBI., SAT., OCT. 11 - 12 WAFERS The lineup: Homing Pigeon club of Asbury Park Z Features- N. B. C. Rumaon Rlv raid. Wheatsworth on Saturday. The raoe was flown Sliced Wheat Bread 2 p,9,23< Finnan I.K Lord LAUREL & HARDY In Wolbach LT 'an Hrobtrgh from Baltimore. Tho Army pigeon, THE HEALTH Jacubeey US Reevet averaged 948 yards per minute Oth- "BONNIE SCOTLAND" Hay McUuo O Sh.dak.--r er entries with tho records of their — And — Standard - Special Through SOAP ' 'cakes 16' DavlBon RG Lannuzii Lifebuoy Soap K. Schoielt Kliian." birds were Edward Voorheea S73 "BLACK SHEEP" Turd Sat. Oct. 12th only t^ large F«l nx yards per mlnuto, Peroy Smith 833, with T8 oz. loaf D. Seholek RE Mlnlfrl 8 Clarence Elrldge 823, Samusl Os pkgs. Craig QU Maleckl Edmund Lowe - Claire Trevor BSrillO CLEANS ALUMINUM 23' Run MeCue LH Willie bourne 773, Edwin Best 770, Bamuel Marian! RH Perueei Bright 721, United States Navy 639, GRANDMOTHER'S Standard © FB "Rags" Hanson 675, William Walling SUN., MON., TCES., Sliced or unsliced 18oz.loafOc Coach Louis Jacoubs Is putting his Oct. 13, 14, 15 team through Intensive drilling this 687, Harry Hondrlckson 586 and Ru»- THE SPEED SOAP 21 sol Vanderhoof 863. 2 DIG FEATURES GRANDMOTHER'S week, concentrating on offensive light and Taste doz. plays. Rumson will play Metuchen WILL ROGERS Doughnuts B5< SOFT AS Her Slst Birthday. OLD LINEN Saturday at Motuchcn. In Waldorf Paper 15 A surprise party waa given for Miss Ruth Knight Mondny evening 'Steamboat Round the Bend' Red Bank Townera To at the homo of her pnronts, Mr. nnd — And — Mrs. Jason C. Knight of Mlddletown "WE'RE in the MONEY" ieduted a oil At? Meet Rumson Sunday vlllago, in celebration of her 21st birthday. Fourteen guests wero WED., THDRS., OCT. 16 - IT present Games were played, re- Due to lnclomont woather last Sun- "DANTE'S INFERNO" day aftornoon tho KuniBon A. C. and freshments were served nnd tho with SPJENCEB TBACV CHOICE GRADE tho Rod Bunk Towncrs baseball other usual features wero enjoyed. Legs of Lamb fc 23 Rertes was postponed until this Sun- day afternoon when tho Rumson A. Qunong Rlnjcng, a 12,000-foot poak Every Wednesday—9:00 P. M. C. will play hosts on tho Taller dia- on tho island of Lombok In tho Dutch "LUCKY" mond. East Indies, la ono of tho highest Every Friday—"AMATEURS" As the Borles stands at proaont volcanoes of the Malay archipelago. TOP OR BOTTOM Rumeon lins two victories and the Round Pot Roast Rod Bankorn ono. Providing the s H Ib. Kumnonltos win Sunday tho snrlcs Porterhouse steak GRA'D, 39c Sliced Bacon sT™ pkg. 24c will go to them. If tho Rod Bunk- or« win thu BOHOB will bo tied and another gamo will bo noceasary the ADMIRA BEAUTY SHOP CH0CE following wool!. in Broad St. Red Bank Sirloin Steak GRADE 35c Swordfish Steaks Ib. 25c Wally Koncskl, Rumson's twirling ace, will bo on the mound for Rum- Offers for a Limited Time Only 1 Bon, while Pnto Walsh, former Key- Top Round Steak . 35* Fresh Shrimp • lbs. 25« port star, will do the pitching for lb -tho local nine. A large crowd of Latest Permanent Wave baaoball fans la cxpectod to witness tho game RINGLET ENDS in SANITARY Many Change* Being Made to the church will be held at the church New York state. Mr. Bruco la en- flro house October 24. Former Home of Mr. and Mrs.Thursday afternoon and evening, Oc- joying a three weeks' vacation fror The Girls' Friendly club met Tues- tober 31. his duties as mail carrier. Arthur day night with Misa Florence Win- Wishes to Announce the Opening of PROTECTION Wellington Wilkin» at Tinton A number of the Boy Scouts of this Vincent is taking his place. ning at her home on Maple avenue Completely Invis no- place participated In the first court • Mrs. Mary Morris of Headden's Plans were made for a Hallowe'en ible in UF« . . . Falls. GOLD napkins, pads or of honor of tho season last night at Corner Is vidltinj; Mrs. George Van- party. belts. Modern Tintern Manor at Tinton* Falls, the the Atlantic Highlands public school. Kirk of Lewiri street. Mrs. George Whltfleid has been women agree that former residence of Wellington Wil- THE Ihis saff.liycienii; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Naughton Mrs. Anne Osbom spent tho week substituting for Miss Charlotte Cur- LOOK AROUND! new nut hod is I he Jdns, is being rebuilt and enlarged spent one day last week at West end with friends and relatives ley, teacher of the ilrst grade at the most comforuu'le by its new owner, Mrs. F. I. Connol- Point, making the trip by automo- New York. Eatontown school. In your home or uie deposit protection ever )y of New York, who bought It last devised: bile. Mrs. Jean Smith Is having her illsfl Dorothy Jenkinson of Sea vault Ton will find old Jew- Spring. • SpafTord W. Schanck of An exhibition of field activities was home on College avenue redecorated. Girt was a Monday visitor of Ml»s Hudson Dress Shoppe Matnwan.ls the contractor. Arthur Whiuield, Virginia Zingale, elry and trinketa that have Boxei o! 12, 3»c The entire interior of the house Is given at the schoolhouse a few morn- Grace Dennis of Corlios avenue. CARRYING A COMPLETE STOCK OF THE Handbag Pocket, of 3. ,10c ings ago by Boy Scouts in recogni-I Isabella Kenna and Mary Dennis The Initial calendar party will be no further sentimental value. - • ol 3. 10c bring altered. All the partitions tion of the Boy Scout jubilee. Big-1 Friday night attended tho District M/ed"br Tb' B-etL. Co., Bithlo, Fla. have been torn down in order to en- held by tho Ladies' aid society of Season's Latest H. X. YOUNU PHARMACY, nailing with flags, first-aid bandag- j Council of Keiigious .Education held the Methodist church tomorrow night Do not let them become mis- large the rooms. Modern Improve- ingr rope, tying and making fire with : at the Reformed church, Long at the home of Miss Susie Allgor of laid or lost Bring them to SANTANCELO'S PHARMACY, ment will bo put- in, Including an oil flint and steel wore, demonstrated, (Branchy burning healer system. Tho front the Eatontown boulevard. 11EUSSIIXES'. We Bill care- Dresses, Hats and Coats 176 Monmouth Street. R(d Bank Scoutmaster Charles Quackcnbush | A regular meeting of the library Five tables of cardB were In play porch has beon removed and a new was in charge. board will bo held next Wednesday fully tost each piece and pay one will be built with a balcony. lost Friday night when Mrs. Helena you cash for your old gpld. |}Jot)i the porch and the balcony will The Infant daughter of Mr. and night at the municipal building. Mrs Caffyn of Broad streej; entertained For our Opening Special, Starting Friday, OetoIxT 18, 1036, wo I have French doors. A large colonial Mrs. John Woods is on the sick list. Ada B, Nafew will preside. tho members of the Eatontown Or- will oBer Dresnea made to sell lor $7.98 nnd $8.05— John Seymour was stricken with The Tide Wuter Oil comp'any 8tart- der of Eastern Star. If sent to us registered mall, fireplace will be in the living room. a heart attack laat week and for a d their bowling Monday night at the we will send you an estimate Benny For servants' quarters an addition ; c Mre. Ada B. Nafew, Mrs. Archie being built with four roorns and a time his condition was very serious. alleys in descent hall. They have Mosby of Eatontown and Mra. Har- upon receipt of same. If price He Is now much Improved; Mr. Sey- [ arranged for matches to be held once ry Borden of Shrewsbury and Mrs. $5.00 [ bathroom. When the' contract is mour Is a candidate for Justice of the " month on tiie local alleys. Is approved by you, ^ we will Clemesite completed the house will have ten a Thomas Voorhia of Red Bank at- send you our check at once. rooms, three bathrooms, a guest peace of Middletown township on! Mrs. John Batcman and Mrs. Wil- ended the Perth Amboy Woman's TAILOR room and a servants' porch. One the Democratic ticket. Iliam Davis are visiting Mrs. Davis's club birthday party held Monday. jpart of the house is said to have been The Port Monmouth Garden club : daughter at Albany, New York. A largo number of suesta attended Cleaner & Dyer built 150 years ago. It has hand met at the home of.. Mrs. Charles j William Duseman and family of he welcoming party tendered Rov. Reussilles' 16 HUDSON AVE. 34 West Front St., Bed Bank hewn oak timbers held together with Runyon last week. A discussion i New York have rented the former J. W. Wainwrlght and the farewell (Next to H. Quinn's Garage) wooden pegs and other colonial fea- about flowers took place, with special I Whitehurst home on Lewis street. party of Rev. Louis M. Case. l JEWELERS SINCE 1886 U BLOCK FBOM JTOST OFFICE) tures. Mrs. Connolly will occupy the reference to chrysanthemums and j jjr. and Mre. Herbert Cotgreave Thursday night In the church base- Let us give a brand new- house. asters. Mrs. Thomas Aumack and ,!vnc j famjiy of West Long Branch ment. 36 Broad St., Red Bank RED BANK Tel. R. B. 1875. look to that her daughter, Miss Louise Aumack, wcrc Sunday visitors o£ Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dafguard are were received as new members. The Walter Cotgreave and family of Cor- confined to the house with heavy Old Winter Coat Port Monmouth News. meeting concluded with a social time lit>;5 avenue. colds. ol yours. and the serving of refreshments. A George Warren of Railroad avenue shower of "get well" cards was sent Mrs. Calvin Reynolds has moved Ladles', Men's or Children's (The lied Pink Register C«D bs bought was treated at Riverview hospital ;o South Eatontown, where she. is liv- tn Port Monm. uth at the stores of Chsrlet to Mrs. C. Alex Relman of Locust last Thursday after a piece of glass ing with her sister, Mrs. Ann Daf- garments, our Supremo Dry Meyera and Saivadore Scasrllone and from Point, who is confined to the house got in his right eyo when an elec- guard. Cleaning will refreshen the, CharlcB Uebhmieer.) with sickness. The next meeting of tric light bulb broke. You Cant Afford To Be Without color. A iieiv silk crepe lin- Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Williams of Mrs. Harry Dovoy has been spend- the club will be held at the home of _Bill y IlidiNe, son of Mr. and Mrs_^ . Warm Springs, Georgia, havo re- ing to match tho original, and ing a few days with friends at Jer- Mrs. Relman Tuesday, November «• i Chester ^Riddle at'Lewilstreet" e£ you have practically n new sey City. Joseph Wackar has had his house C urned home after a stay with Mrs. j bratcd his lifth birthday Friday by Wllllama's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- coat nt very llttlo cost. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Inlander of repainted. liam E. Covert Newark were at the home of Mrs. In- I entertaining a number of guests at.a UNIVERSAL Coal Burner Remodelling, Repairing, A party was held at the home of' ji party. lander's father, James Wallace, over Miss Genevieve Wethered last Thurs- SAVE from S2 to $« ft Ton on Coal and at tho namo time enjoy the Cleaning of all kinds. Suits Sunday. Miss Dorothy Wolcott of Elizabeth SpangetLnnd[Pressed—35c. day evening, In honor of Miss Ann(. j was a visitor last week at the home New Monmouth News. luxury ol AUTOMATIC heat. Mrs.-Mary_Samara and family of Darke and Alice Kensington of Eas Set Thermostat at temperature desired and receive economical, uniform New York were Sunday"~guesta ~of SCK iof Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dennis and Open Evenings Until 8:30. Orange.— Those-present _W-ore_Mis Tuesday an all-day meeting of the heat Elootrlo Blower provides FORCED draft to burn smaller, low- Mrs. James McKay. Elizabeth Hepburn, Catherine Gei.g | family of Corlies avenue. priced fuel. Mrs. McGarth and family of Jer- er, Mae Kelley, Melva Winterton, Mrs. Ada B. Nafew of Broad street Monmouth Baptist association waa sey City spent the week-end at their Miriam Hemlock, Edith Stryker, will entertain the executive board of held at the church at this place. To- Easily Installed on nsh-plt door of any typo heutlnft plant, ajid no nnMlnl summer here. the Shrewsbury Reading club tomor- morrow afternoon and evening grates needed. Esther Dean and Ruth Rogers nnd row afternoon at her home. An automobile owned and driven Mrs. Irene Larson of Keyport; Mrs. Bible conference of tho association NEW LOW PRICES WILL SXJBrKISE YOU. Let us show you tho llg- by Norman Willett was badly dam- Clara Mack and Miss Mildred Voor- William G. .Davits, who op will be held at tho church. iires on how It will PAY FOB ITSELF In a short time. aged last week when it waa hit by hees of West Keansburg; Miss Ella newsstand on Main street, has in- Howard.W. Roberta is having his a truck owned by the Standard Oil Purdue of CllfTwood and Mies Ann fitallod a new refrigerator for Twin front porch enclosed and equipment company, No one was hurt. Brook ice cream which is now on nstalled for heating purposes. Wll- Darke, Miss Valorie Mansfield, Miss sale. Mrs. Harry Mason had her niece Alice Kensington and Dale Harnett iam Hedding is doing the work. J. R. FIELDS Fire drives out your tenants, from Jersey City with her over the of East Orange. Prizes were award- Mrs. Ehvood Rennio of Lewis The Baptists held a prayer meet- Tel. Keans. 408-J. ' Park Ave., Belford, N. J. will you have enough . . . week-end. ed to Miss Purdue and Mra. Larson. sycect is in Monmouth Memorial hos- ing last night at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edge entertained rela- Part of the evening's entertainment pital, where she is being held for ob- Mrs. Everett Oliver. tives from Montciair Saturday and was a mock wedding. Games, danc- servation anil treatment. Rally day was observed by trie Rental Value Insurance Sunday. ing'and refreshment* were enjoyed. I Fourteen young folks were enter- Baptist Sunday-school Sunday and Mrs. James yerran has been Bpcnd- tained at a scavenger hunt held"Sat- there was an attendance of 153 per- Ing several days with her daughter urday night..,it the,, home of Patricia fons. New Jersey Depot: New York Depot: to protect you against loss of at Philadelphia. Navesink News. Secly of South street. Two teams Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Roberta of 125 Broad Street 376 Canal Street rental income during the time Mrs. John Tiernan has closed her wore tied for first prize and shared Brooklyn were visitors here over the bungalow on Monmouth avenue and (The Rod Bank Register can bo bought a prize of a large cake. week-end. Red Bank 894. Walker 5-8940-1. required to make your dam- In Naveslnk from William Swan at the she has moved to New York for the poatofflce building). Miss Grace Dennis of Corlies ave- A service of forty hours of devotion aged property, npain tenant- winter. - - * s nue will leave Saturday for a two .vlll be started at St. Mary's church able? Mrs. William Mallett, Mrs. Leroy The Ladios' Aid society of. the weeks' vacation with relatives at1 unday morning nt half-past ten Cobb and Mrs. Donald Reilly were Methodist church has begun prepara-: Sc rant on and Bethlehem, Pennsyl- 'clock. The cost of this coverage is entertained at cards one day last tions for the annual supper to bp George Penterman, Jr., had his BURDGE & SONS vania. Shh e is enjoyinji g a vacation very low. See us about it week by Mrs. Florence Grant of Red held election day In the fire house. from her duties at Monmouth Me- onsila removed Tuesday at Mon- Bank. Mrs. Reilly and Mrs. Grant today. J. H. Brainard and Marion Brain- morial hospital. nnuth Memorial hospital at Long were recent visitors at Bayonne. ard have been spending a few days The' Young People's society of the Sranch. Local & Long Distance Moving Mrs. Josephine Mills had relatives with relatives at dreenwich, Con- Advent church wil! meet tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Wauters and daugh- G. Howard Lippincott from Staten Island with her over the necticut. night with .Miss Mary Allen of Main er Doris of Irvington, were week- week-end. Mr. and Mrs, Omar Sickles -were street. nd guests of MrB. Ralph Morford. Horse Transportation Real Estate and Insurance Mrs. Charles Marshall entertained tendered a "house wanning" party I Arthur Cotgreave of Oorlies avenue Mrs. Walter Johnson and daughter relatives from Plalnfleld Saturday Saturday night. They received a' spent Sunday visiting Miss Clara Brooklyn are visiting Mrs. Mor- DAILY TRIPS TO AND FROM NEW YORK CITY 31 Alonmoutb St., Ked Bank and Sunday. number of gifts. Guests, were pres- Woolloy of Long Branch, who is tak- lord. ent from Navesink, Elberon and Mrs. Fitzroy Walling, who has ALL GOODS INSCKED IN TRANSIT AT Phone 321. Benjamin Dennis has resumed hii ing a course at Trenton State Teach- duties aa captain of a ferryboat at Peal. ers' college. ieen In poor health, Is Improving, NO EXTRA COST. New York after having been con- Sterling Hopkins is employed aa Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Arthur fined to the house a week -with a a clerk in the United Service Grocers Whltneld, Lester Whitiicld, Mildred, heavy cold. store at Atlantic Highlands. Charles and Allen Riddle, Isabelle East Keansburg News, Mrs, Hamilton and family of, New Miss Mae Walsh, daughter of Mr. j Kenna and Mary and Oliver Dennis ' Today yonr York, formerly of this place, have and Mrs. Morris Walsh, has re-1 attended the Young People's Union The Ladies' auxiliary of the flro __^_._ij». ij__* . * i. tin' .. _.' :ompany will hold a Hallowe'en loved into a house on Walnut street, covered from an attack of tonsilltif the I.onrj Branch Port Monmouth. nct ing held at iance at tho fire house Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spellar of Irv- , Baptist church. Marvin Guice of ivcning, October 25. $29*50 A "housewarming" party was giv- ington have been visiting Mr. and , North Long Branch was guest speak- 1 en Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. William DeVesty. ier. Edwin Roche spent the week-end Mrs. Max Pokas of East Kcansburg, Mrs. John Harms and daughter j . , .t Newark, where he helped his who were recently married. The Mrg L( sjl s nother to celebrate her birthday. Eleanor spent part of last week with n(kircsdcd the plJ|3 Qf the EatoQ_ event was arranged by Mrs. Pokas's relatives at New York. A meeting of the Totsy Doerr asso- GOOD'YEAR a 0x12 rrag sister, Miss Alida Griflin. The guests "When Old New York Was Young„ ! town schools Tuesday morning In re- ilatlon was held last night. ' re Mr. and Mrs. William Mallett, is tthh e themh e of tthh e present ddisplai y to the Better Entertainment The next meeting of the Rod and Jr., Mrs. James Griflin, Mrs. John at the Navesink library. Beginning program being sponsored by a num- un club will be held Thursday even- with this LABEI McManus, Mrs. Gonzales, Frederick ber of interested workers for the ng, October 24, at the Totsy Doerr Runyon and John Lane. with Washington Irving's "Knicker- bocker's History of New York," benefiC1 tlnani of school children. The first nn. Plans will be made for winter James Eurlew has given up his em- can trace the development of onthoe j' '' 'f°'' -'n will be held October 19 ictiviUes. Vat the Carlton theater, Red Bank. ployment with James E. Greeley to city in books and pictures up to the Thomas Giles has returned from a engage in clamming. beginning of the present century. Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jcrvis have 'acatlon sojourn of two weeks. X * I * R * E * S The store occupied by Boyd & particular interest are two little Boyd is being improved. prints showing an 1826 view of •. • your guide-murk Mrs. James Peterson has returned Broadway from Bowling Green and to New York after having spent the New York as it looked in 1818 from to utmost rug valim summer here. She has had her bun- Williamsburgh. Special Week-end SALE p;i!ow repainted by William Mallett The annual meeting of the mem- ... made of and James Peterson! Jr. bers'of the'Navesink library associa-' Arrangements are well under way tlon will be held tomorrow evening LIVELY WOOL fur tlie Hallowe'en party which tho 'S MARKET at nine o'clock, Immediately follow- J Ladies' auxiliary of the fire company Ing the regular monthly meeting of i 19 EAST FRONT ST., RED BANK. EndsOctober 13th will hold Friday evening, October 25, the board of trustees. at the fire house. The library will be closed on Co- Phone 372. The Women's Republican club of lumbus Day, October 12. this place will act ns hostess to four other Republican women's clubs of 1 which springs hack The road to better and bigger busi- Specials ! Friday and Saturday, Oct. 11th - 12th Middletown township next Thursday ness leads through The Register's ad- PATHFINDER TIRES. underfoot and kctjia afternoon at the Port Monmouth fire vertising columns.—Advertisement. TOP or BOTTOM its beauty longer Size Regular Price Sale Price Savings Per Tire ... ivoven with &»»»»»•••»••••»»»•••»* <^ ^ w ^ V>•••••••»• V V ^r ^ V V V V •< v v^ T • • ^r v • v v V ••••••^ ^r • " • C TRUE-TENSION ;: When you burn premium quality JEDDO- V Round Roast 25lb 4:40-21 $ 6.65 $ 449 $ 2.16 ;; HIGHLAND coal, you really know the meaning (KOIXKD) % of complete satisfaction. Ask the man who j burns it. Either End 4:50-20 7.05 4*76 2.29 i!;'Hams ft-23c Loin Pork mft 29c 4:50-21 735 4.96 239 which hinds rarli Fresh Chopped Meat 2 Ibs 29C sturdy tuft' in pi,,- COAL 4:7549 7.75 5.28 2.47 .. . dyed with Fresh or Corned Lean Smoked the world's fastest b 5:0049 830 5.64 2.66 WOOL DYI.S j; Feed - Fuel Oil - Hay 1 ?lateBeef2 25c Call Hams»23c NEW SAUER KRAUT 5:2548 9-25 6.24 3.01 CANNE(FOR L COAL 1 "it-. - Boneless Rump Shoulder Spring 5:5047 10.15 6.88 3.27 LEHIGH COAL CornedBeef"^ LAMB "15c which remain lovely Ir'cs Sir—Hits is good fresh mined, standard BIXO nnthni.it.. "5:5048 10.45 7.08 337 for the life of the rug. con), nnd flin proof of tho pudding Is In tho eating. Try It at UNITED SERVICE GROCERS. Uiese low prices. ' We call thai Campbell's TOMATO SOUP ...I. 4 cans 25c 6:0046 1130 7.85 3.45 ;; Nut Size ! $"••1.00 per ton •; FANCY SHRIMP 2 cans 27c Dole No. 1 Crushed Pineapple No. 2 can 15c VALUE! Size Dole No. 1 Sliced Pineapple No. 2 can 17c •I 4 .25 per ton :; I Dole No. 1 Sliced Pineapple No. 2 /2 can 20c All New Goodyear Tires Fully Guaranteed (Own Only) Dole No. 1 Pineapple Juice 2 No. 2 cans 23c Sterling CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 cans 29c SWEET MIXED PICKLES qt. jar 23c Campfire MARSHMALLOWS ...1-lb.pkg. 19c Furniture Shop RITTER'S PORK & BEANS 5c can FRANK VAN SYCKLE HANCE & DAVIS WHITE ROSE DESSERT 5c pkg. 21 White St., Red Bank Quick Road Service — Phone Red Bank 1296. ; TEL. 103. JERSEY SWEET POTATOES 16-qt. bskt. 45c OI'KN KVJ5IIY KVKNINfi. Where quality rules. JERSEY POTATOES ; 16-qt.bskt. 29c 151-153 WEST FRONT ST., Open Eucnings RED BANK, N. J. It payi to RdvarUa* In Tlio Register. SUNKIST LEMONS .... 15c doz. RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1985. Pture of th» but In thli section of Moo- vlllic* and Nt-veolnk under an ar- Oceanport INews. School Election mouth county, »nd Mr. Beekman In rangement whereby the grant was to hli oomminU said It showed th* * i& per cent of the cost. The F. (Tbi EUd Sink HirfiUi cm bf bomM ; la Ocunport »t lfe« ito-« oi Carlo Uaua.) .ragio condition of the farmers of W. A, at first refused to sanction the f Tor Middletown Monmouth county when Und of thi« application. It stated that because of Preparation* are being completed wonderful crop bearing quality could ;he nnanclal condition of Middletown for 'a roast lamb supper to be given . (Contlni^ed from page IB) bs purchased at such «. price, , ownshlp It was not willing to make on Thursday by the members of the j £j Lawrence Carton, Jr., attorney for L grant pf *0 per cent but that It Ladles' aid society of the Oceanport or Camr>b«ll'» Junction would be he board, tali that the option was would consider un application for a church. more desirable than Leonardo for drawn that It might ltave room grant of 83 1/3 per cent. The board Rev. Sidney H. Davits of Center States Go-. tho junior high'school location. The lor doubt as to Its validity, and varl- voted not to take uctlon on this prop- street has resumed his studies at board adjourned to meet Tuesday >UB members of the board said that osition. Temple university, Philadelphia. Mr. nlxht. he tract was not sufficiently large. Subsequently tho P. W. A. ap- Davles will attend classes on Fridays. Bubaequently the date for the meet- They said It should have at least 400 proved the original application. This Mrs. George C. D. Hurley of Main ing waa changed /torn Tuesday to eet frontage on Church street and was entirely unlocked for by the ttreet, who was confined to her home Monday. Seven of tho nine mcra- i larger acreage. members of the hoard. They had last week by Illness, Is now able to bera wore present. The two absen- Just A Moment Please! The need for Immediate action was supposed the project was dead. Some be about ' tees were Mrs. Adeline Moffat and of them received their llrst Informa- Rev. Ernest W. Mandeville. Dr. Paul mentioned. It was stated that Tues- Junior church meetings have been day, October 23, was the dead line. tion that the application had been resumed at the Oceanport church. A H. Axtell, supervising principal of approved through the exclusive nows That is about all the time it will take to convince you that these the Hchools of Middletown township, Unless tho election was held before meeting was held on Wednesday af- hat date and the proposition op- Item published In The Register last ternoon at 3:45 o'clock. ,and William M. Smith of Freehold, _ roved by the voters, the board would Thursday. county superintendent of schools, Mr. and Mrs. Perley Riddle of values can't be duplicated. Come in today! l not have sufficient time to accept the were among those prosent. There Brldgewatere motored to Allentown wan only a email number of specta-. '. M. A. offer, It was stattd. on Sunday where they visited Misses tore. Dr. Axtell and Mr, Carton volun- Verdict For Edwin Harriet and Bertha Wetnple. oered to call on Mr. Casserly at once Tho first in a scries of radio study Perhaps no (meeting held by any nd suggested that a recets be called group meetings of the Oceanport board of education of Middletown while they were away. The offer Kelly Is Upheld Poront-Teachor association waa hold township linu been BO unusual In a was accepted. It was then about at the home of Mrs. Charles Jensen pound variety of ways as this one. Among half-past twelve o'olock. Supreme Court Gives Decision of Arcana avenue. "Educating To- ita features wero a noaolon which Mr. Casserly was asleep when tho ward Responsibility" was the sub- lasted until half-past ono o'clock In supervisor of the township schools that Injured Atlantic High- ject discussed by Mrs. Marlon Mac- Roll Butter - 28c the morning, a moonlight survey of .nd the counsel for the board of ed- lands Man is Entitled to Dam- Dowell, extension specialist in child 'the Bite of tho proponed new junior ucation arrived at hla home. How- ages of $18j500. training and parent education. Those high school and a statement by one ever, he soon awakened when the prosent were Mrs. Walter H. Grills, of the members of the board that ho emissaries thumped on his front Edwin Kelly of Atlantic Highlands, Mrs. Charles Gulllaudeau, Mrs. tall would turn In hla resignation at the door. It was a bright, moonlight a former employee of the Central George Greenley, Mrs. Charles Jen- next regular meeting. night and this proved advantageous Railroad company of New Jersey, sen and Mrs. Louis West. J can The member of the board who Bald n surveying the tract needed for the has just been advised that the New Pink Salmon 10c A meeting of the Oceanport Young he would resign was Edwin L. Beek- .roposid junior high school. A new Jersey supreme court has rendered a Women's club waa held on Wednes- - man of Middletown village. Ho was option was drawn up and signed. decision In his favor, affirming the day afternoon at the home of Miss appointed a member of the board During the Interval while the board verdict of $18,500 which he obtained Joan Morrow of Riverside avenue. about a month or so ago to succeed against the railroad company for In- Standard No. 2 was In recess Mr. Larson stated that Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hulse of C. Lome Waddell of Leonardo, who f Mr. Beekman would change hla juries sustained when he was struck Quality can gave up his position because of the by u locomotive at the Highland ave- Main street had as their guesta on vote to approval of the Caseerly site Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vail Tomatoes - fact that ho was about to niovo out nue crossing at Atlantic Highlands. 5c he would do the same. Mr. Beekman of Brooklyn, Miss Eva Ingllng, Miss of the township to MnrrlBtown, where eplled that regardless of what Mr. The accident occurred May 27, 1032, he Is enguged in business. Ho had when Mr. Kelly, a bridge carpenter, Eleanor Angling and John Ingllng of Larson did he would not change his Naveslnk. These Prices Effective Until Closing Time Saturday Night. changed his rcsldenco when Mr. vote. He said he was debating with was engaged In working at the At- Boekmun waa appointed. The next lantic Highlands yards. Mlso . Margaret Stryker of Main himself as to whether he should re- street, who has been confined to her , . regular meeting of the board of ed- sign as a member of the board. For.several week$ before the acci- ucation Is to be held tonight, and In home for several weeks by illness, A short time later Mr. Beekman dent the company's bridge carpen- talking wllh a Register reporter ters had been engaged In repairing is reported greatly Improved. yesterday Mr. Beeltmun Ktated thnt said he had decided to resign. He Mrs. K. Stockwell of Oceanport started to write his resignation, but the Atlantic Highlands pier prepara- his resignation would be on hand to tory to starting service by the Sandy avenue, who was for some time a pa- « , Your bo read at that time. he was dissuaded from doing so by tient at Walter Read hospital In &rl Mr. Parker and Mr. Lanen. How- Hook boats. On the day of the acci- oice Chronologically this Is what hap- dent, the work on the pier had been Washington, D. C, has returned E y choi Catsup asco ever, In talking with a Register re- homo. Peas pened: porter yesterday he said he would completed and the workmen were June bot Your removing their tools from the pier The regular monthly business and Tho committee which was appoint- ender his resignation tonight. He Glen wood Jar ed last week to malie a report as to said he hoped the people of the town- by means of a hand car.. At the time social meeting of the Oceanport Ep- Choice aites for the proposed new Junior ship would realize that he was not of the accident Mr. Kelly had started worth League society was held re- Tomatoes Jellies , high school interviewed several prop- resigning out of pique because his across the yards near the Highlands cently at the church hall. The so- erty ownera. They suggested four selection of the proposed new school avenue crossing for tho purpose of ciety held a sociable' at the church 4 Glen 'aites, ono of which was a tract on was rejected. Ho declared, that the obtaining a wheelbarrow to use In hall-on-Fri day-evening; String Beans No, 2 Pea Soup Cove Martin Casaerly's form at New Mon- action of tho board was such that hlB work. As he was croaslng the mouth, which waa chosen by the his usefulness as one of Its members main track used by trains running Public Sale of Garage. cans from New York to East Long ' board. Ono of the other three sites was ended and that the beat course George F. Bartleson will hi._ _ Mixed m. which tho committee Huggestfid and for him to follow was to quit. Branch, he was struck by an east Fig Bars bound passenger ' train which was public sale of his public garage prop- Vegetables which was ultimately rejected was The vote aa finally recorded was erty on Valley drive, Atlantic High- 10 a plot on tho Mary Holmos Taylor coming Into the Atlantic Highlands asco 5 to 2. Mr, Larsen did not change station. lands, on Saturday afternoon at one estate farm near Middletown village. his vote of disapproval of the Caeser- o'clock. If stormy the sale will be OSCO In close proximity to this place Is At the trial of the case It waa Cut Beets 25' Ammonia bot. ly location to approval. It was half- held the next fair day. The prop- an anclont house bullk before the past one o'clock before the meeting shown that the presence of a large erty consists of a garage, an eight- Revolutionary war, "wfc was re- ended and two o'clock or more be- number of cars on the side tracks made it difficult to perceive trains room apartment with modern im- cently bought by Mrs. Amory L. Has- fore those who attended It reached provements and five lots. . , kell and given to the Monmouth their homes. approaching. It was also testified County Historical society as a mu- It was brought out during the that the locomotive engineer failed No. 2 seum for relics. meeting that the proposed now build- to have his bell in operation with the cans The other two sites suggested by ing at New Monmouth would not be result that no warning was given to COLDS Glenwood Apple Sauce 2 15c Mf; Kelly of the train which was the committee are oa the Greenwood sufficiently large to accommodate all •nd farm on the Mlddletown-New Mon- the junior high school pupils. It will bearing down upon him. mouth road In close proximity to will have nine rooms and an audltor- The locomotive struck Mr. Kelly FEVER Middletown village. One adjoins the lum. *Dr."jUtell,'"in talking"wFth"a | and threw him to the ground, frac- 666 first day Greenwood residence and the othor Is Reglster reporter yesterday, Bald that j turlng a leg and Inflicting injuries LIQUID-TABLETS SALVENOSE Dried Lima Beans 2 the township Tiad 360 eovonth and which conflnod him to tho hoopltol 17c opposite William Lognn'B farm. Tho DROPS Headaches four places mentioned were not the eighth grade pupils and that the new for five months. For a long period in 30 minutes only ones which tho committee in- building would provide room for all after his discharge from the hospital spected. Thoy visited a number of or nearly all of them. He also stated he was a seml-lnvalld and at the ECZEMA other properties and received options, that It would be large enough for time of trial ho had been unable to do nny work whatever. and Itching Piles Sof tasilk Cake Flour However, the four places in question all the eighth and nlneth grade pu- can ba rallavcd by tiling woro the only ones conBldorod at tho pils of the township,' but not suBlct- Tho case was tried In the common MURFrrrs meeting, The Cnnscrly tract wan, so ont In addition to these needs for the pleas court August 6, 1934, and it , to speak, an eleventh-hour proposi- ninth grade tuition pupils of adjoin- resulted In a verdict in favor of Mr. tion. Mr. Parker obtained the op- ing municipalities who attend the Kelly In the sum montloned above. EX-E-MO tion on this tract while he was on Middletown township Junior high The railroad company appealed to Sold by Dnifgtiti. Fancy Sweet Peas «*» 2 ?29c th PKICE We. tho way to the meeting. school. At present Beventh and eighth " New Jersey supreme court whose A motion made by Mr. Beekman grade studies are taught at the River , decision, just rendered, hao affirmed Monmouth County Surrogate*! Office. tho correctness of the judgment In In the matter of the estate of Charles to buy tho Mary Holmes Taylor alto Plaza, Fair View, Port Monmouth, Dorset!, deceased. for the junior high school was car- Belford and Leonardo grade schools. favor of Mr. Kelly, who was repre- Notice to creditors to present claims ried at tho outset of the meeting by Seventh grade studies are taught at sented by Qulnn, Parsons and Dorc- atrninat. estate. ' Pure Vanilla Extract ' 15c Pursuant to the order of Joseph L. a vote of i to 3. Those voting. In the tho Llncroft and ForW* Hancock Donahay, Surrogate of the Count? of affirmative, In addition to Mr. Beek- schools. It Is pointed oujsby advo- Monmouth, made on the sixteenth day of man, wero Mrs. Mnrguret G. Huber, cates of tho proposed now/junior high September. 1035, on the application of Firemen Donate William V. Smith, executor of the esiata Mr. Parker and Oliver Williams. Tho school that some of'the sohools men- of Charles Dorsett, deceased, notice li latter Is tho president of the board. tioned aro overcrowded and that the hereby glvgn to the creditors of aatd de- Those voting in tho negative wore new building would remedy this con- To Three Churches ceased to exhibit to the subscriber, execu- Specials in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! tor an aforesaid, their debts and demands Curtis J. Wnlllng, John Spencer and dition. against the sold estate, under oath, within 'William K. LarBen. Remarks which Cash donations to threo churches six months from tbe date of the aforesaid It Is also stated that about $3,000 were voted at tho regular meeting order, or they will he forever barred at were mads before the vote was re- was recently spent to repair and corded showed that Mr. Walling and of tho Fair Haven flro company their actions therefor against the said Large Size Sunkist modernize tho Middletown village Monday night. Tho Episcopal and subscriber. I Sweet Potatoes 5 Mr. Spencer wero In favor of having school and that If a new1- school were Dated Freehold. N. J,, Sept. 1«, 1088. ! Your tho Junior high school building locat- Methodist churches will receive $100 WILLIAM V. SMITH, lbs. built In that locality the money so each and Fish chapel $50. These con- 131 Hudson Avenue, Red Batik, N. J., '.ed at New Monmouth, whllo Mr. spent would virtually bo thrown tributions aro made annually by tho Larson favored one of tho Green- Executor. I Yellow Turnips 6 Choice away, aa the school now In use would company. It was also voted to give Applosate. (Stevens, Foster & Rcilasille, | ORANGES lbs. wood tracts. bo put out of service. It Is claimed $450 to the flremen'6 welfare board Counsellors at Law, I Kcd Bank, N. J,, Disappointment over the action of that the changes made to the pascal J^arTy on weifaVe work "and to do- the board In selecting tho Mary Proctors, New Cabbage 5 school will. enable It to continue to ,t $750 , tn , , nremen,fl re. Holmes Taylor tract as the site for be used ton years or more. [ NOTICE. the junior high school waa expressed lief fund. The lattor fund was estab- The disfiUBsion as to where the now lished by tho company and has no NOTICE of Special School District by Dr. Axtell. Ho said that because junior high school should he located Meeting: of tho Township of Middletown, Celery Hearts 3 of Its location it was not desirable connection with any state firemen's In the County of Monmouth. on Friday. led to many speculations as to tho funds. October 18. 1886. 18 25c 10 and he feared ita selection would future population center of Middle- Members of the company have tak- Notice fa hereby given to the legal vot- meet with the disapproval of tho peo- town township. Those who favored tei-fl of tho School District of the Township Delicious Apples 5 ple and would result In tho project en up ping pong as a pastime and of Mlddlelown, in tho County of Mon- 25% More Oranges. the Canscrly site said It wan the most It wns decided to buy a ping pong mouth, that & special meeting of the legal ..bfllng .Y-QteiLdown. _Hoj3ald_the town-' l-desliuhle--bacs.use.jim.the basis of pop- ...... voter.s o-f. - District will be held c Bhlp would probably never agaliTfe™ outfit. ld Scl)0ol Richer—Juicier. ulation It was central. Mr." Beek- persons -attended—tho. at the: Grapefruit :....?£ 4 li colve an opportunity to build a jun- man contonded that It would be wiser About' 100 -Mlddletown Bchoolhouie for -.Election meeting. Following the business ses- ior high school, with 45 per cent of to choose the geographical centor of DI»trlct No. 1. • the expense paid for by the federal sion a roast beef supper wag served. Navoilnk Schoolhousa. for Election Dll- the township, He said that he had trlct No. 2. government arid that It would bo un- good reason to believe that In the Belford Schoolhouse,' for the Election ' fortunate If this chance wero passed years to come the center of popula- AGED COMEDIAN DEAD. District No. 8. by. Remarks along tho same lino Leonardo High School for Election Dis- tion would shift towards Middletown trict No. 1. Special Week-End Values in Our Meat Dept.! were made by Mr. Smith. Various vlllago, which is geographically the Former Associate of J. S. Hoffman LIncroft Schoolhouso for Election Dis- members of the board concurred In center of tho hugo area of the town- of Highlands Dies at Ago of 81. trict, No. 6. • .the views thus expressed. ship. Port Monmouth Schoolhousa for Elec- Councilman Jacob S. Hoffman, of tion District No. 6, Tender Juicy Mrs. Huber made, a motion that tho Highlands attended tho funoral of'a East Keannburg Schoolhouse for Elec- board go Into executive session to Mr. Beekman, In his talk with th. happoneit at this secret meeting has building at Now Monmouth a junior A. I). 1035, at 3:00 o'clock In the after- i Sirloin not been fully rcvoaled, hut strain high BChool. Ho said It might moro Burial was In the actors' plot at noon. j 1 facts have leaked out, Tho two correctly be called an "overflow Konslco, Now York. The rolls at said mooting shall he open ; school" because It provided for only until 9:011 o'clock I'. M,, nml the follow- 1 32c Greonwood tracts were considered Mr. Wilson, who was 81 years old, Ins r-ropoMiin will bo Bubmlttcd: Porterhouse and voted down, nobody except Mr, two junior high school grades and won fame as a German charactor PHOPOSAL NO. ONE. Steaks Larson being In favor of cither one, had no accommodations for manual comodlan years ago. Ho and Mr. RESOLVE!'. That (he Uonrd of Educa- arts and various other things which Hoffman wero monibei'B of tho stock tion Is hereby authorised; Dr. Axtell said tho tract of seven and (a) To purchase for a new schoolhouso one-half acres nenr the Greonwood aro ordinarily part of junior high company of the old Chestnut street Top or school departments. tho plot of land described as follows: resldonce was too email to bo denlr thoutor at Philadelphia. Both played That portion of tho property of Martin Bottom able and Mr. Smith said tho same. Tho proponed new building Is to In "Tho Virginian," "Dr. Clydo" and I). CanHcrly located Rt New Monmouth on Round Roast - - izz 29c bo two stories high and to bo so con- tho Norlhwent side of Church Street, Mrs. Hubor stated that as a result othor shows. Mr. Wilson retired hounded on tho Northeast by property of of further thought which she had structed that It can. bo readily cn- from tho stage In 1D2B. St. Mary'n Clnirrh, SoutliwflHt nlonrf given to the matter she wns willing lurged.- Tho amount allotted by the Mr. Hoffman wns among tho hon- Church .Street itnproxlmaiely 400 foot, P.'W. A. for the purchase of the site thuncc Northwest nt rlnht nnglcB to to change her vote from tho M'iry ary pallbearers, who Included OtU Church Street to property known us tho ; Holmes Taylor tract aa tho elto for Is $5,000, Tho option In such that tho Bklnnor, Al Canby, William Gillette, James E. (trlffgs property, thence North- Prime Chuck Roast * 18c the Junior high school to tho CasBer- board may buy ten to fourteen acres Charles Goodrich and George Mld- eiist along said (Irlggtt property to Hoberte from Mr. Casserly. If the last men- property, thence elona- Roberts property 'y property. Sho ould ohe would dlotoni former members of the stock to St. Mary's Church property, thenc« , make a motion to thin effect. Mr, tioned acrenRO Is bought the cont company. nlong Church property to Church Strset, would bo $4,200, or $800 lens than the find to expend therefor. Including Inrlden* Larsen said ho waa willing to malic amount stipulated. tal expense* a sum not to exceed fOOQ.oo. a similar motion If Mrs. Huber did Planning Tor College Opening. Prime Rib Roast - - - - - 25c Throughout the long dlecuBBlon al , (b) To erect two (2) new srhoolhotisas, not desire to do no, but tho latter rc- Edwin C. Gllland, (superintendent on« on the abovo described plot of land, itorated hor Intention of taking the tho meeting no opposition developed I •nd one on property now owned by th» initiative. to building the proponed n»w Nave- i of Hod Bank echoolu, otated that tho Hoard of Kduciitl'in located In Nsvaslnk advisory committee of the Junior and known nn Iho Teachers' Club Proper* Mr, Dcekmnn held out for a Mlrl- pink «chool on the General Barclay | ty; to purchase nrlionl furniture and other dlntown village slto for a now junior W. Parsons gift memorial Bite, It college Is flUH working on plans to rtereessary equipment for the teld two open colldgo on November 1 when Lean Shoulders of Pork » 23c ^Igh school. Ho Bold it wan a "' "" seemed to be the^nanlmous opinion echoolli to Improve said plots of land, and WPA funds will bo available. Tho to expend therefor a Bum nnt exceeding understood fact throughout the la of the board thnP Naveslnk should 976,500.00 in addition to the grunt from ahlp that Middletown village .had have a now school tn place of Its commute* had hoped to get under- tha federal Emergency Administration of been promised tho next now school- proacnt antiquated building, wny during October but luck of fod- l'ubllo Works. SEA FOOD SPECIALS in Our Quality Meat Markets. oral monoy prevented thin. (c) To Issue Honda of the District for houno and that the promise should ho The board members say that thoy all of suld putposee In tho principal kept. Ho claimed thnt any of the realize lt'ls vory short notice to the amount of »H 1,000.00. and to accept the three suggested Middletown •* voters to call tho election on Frldnyi Drug Store Hobbcd, balanna of the money representing th« cost, locations was better than the* Caa- Thluvua forced a roar window and not to exrood $66,212.00, ns an outright Gkmulne Ootohor 18, but that In view of the urant from the Federal Emergency Ad- Fresh Jersey Weakfish or Haddock lbi Borly Bile. necessity for hnsto In order to take onterml tho pharmacy Just Monday ministration of Publlo Works. mint 19c Tho question wus rained m< to ndvnntnge of the offer of the P. W. ut Shrewsbury nvnnuo nnd Chestnut PROPOSITION NO. TWO. Funoy whether tho option which Mr. Pnr- A. it will generally be realized thnt tit root conducted by Thomas Lewis, KESOLVED, That the Hoard of Educa- IJostou TrtMy jjjor had obtained from Mr. Casnorly quick notion was necessary to get tion In heittby authorized to purohn»o ami Mackerel Oysters Opened do*- Merchandlae, cunulstlng ott itwo • reot si seven-foot chain link fence around 9c 19* was so drawn n« to meet legal re- nhead of the dead line of October 22. en mo ran, valued nt $10, and a box the new Athletic Field at Leonardo at « quirements and also QB to whether The proposed new bulldlngn will not of clKurti, and cash In tho amount of cost not to exceed lfl.000.00, and to piv It Included enough Innd to mefit the for same by tho Issuance of three anght»r, It was obvious from the beginning ly section which records the results Official Inspection Insures McWood's lot, and running thence (1) Mr. and Mr . A. N. Davis, hrated their golden wedding on No- In $75,000 Suit easterly along the middle of said Bench B that funds other than 1935 federal of this campaign. These pages un- MrB. Frederick P. Carhart vember 27, 1917. The death of Mra. fo Road, fifty feet; thence (2) southerly and —Advertisement. Grover parted , the couple several fumls would have to he used if the The Court of Errors and Appeals j 'd an impressive picture—all Eur- Quality of N. J. Canned Goods parallel with John McWood's line, one state of New Jersey were able to of New Jersey in an opinion handed ope organizing a colossal campaign hundred and aeventy-nve feet; thence (8) Card of Thanks, years ago. westerly and parallel with the first named We Mr. Grover •as past commander,' take advantage of the 1935 federal down yesterday, reversed the Su- of "Passive Defense" for civilian pro- Definite Consumer Grades for Canned Fruits and Vegetables line, fifty feet to a point on tho eanterly - dcair— --•-o — t-o" expres"M" wos ouuurr H1QBmo*Dt am, past chaplain of Arrowsmlth I grants. At that time as you re-preme Court's decision in tho $75,000 tection in case of attack. sldo of a fifteen feet wide street running heartfelt thanks to those who In any and past chapl Begin with Raw Products along the east side of laid McWood's lot. post, Grand Army of the Republic, member, there was considerable d s- damago suit of Charles Alias of The German public is being edu- thencg (4) alons the easterly aide of said way rendered their assistance or ex cated in tho effects of four standard tended their sympathy towards us li He was always an active member of' cusslon on the floor of the egis- Rumson against tho borough of By FRED W. JACK80N ttreet northerly, one hundred and seven- thto organization and on Memorial Mature on the question of the divers- Rumson, and has. granted Mr. Alias gases. White Cross, named for the .y-fWo feet to the place of Beslnnlng. our recent bereavement. marking of the ga3 cylinders, is "tear Director, Division of Consumer Information Second Tract—Beginning at a atone In Mrs May C, Tilton and Family. day was one of the small band of i ion of highway funds. It was brought new trial. Department of Agriculture. Tronton, N. J. —Advertisement, Civil war veterans that visited the! out that the state of New Jcrsey Mr. Alias fell down the garage gas" which causes profuse and pain- :he middle of Beach Hoad at the north- u wee ngl h v east corner ot a lot of land conveyed by schools and cemeteries in observance;'would lose a very considerable ramp in the rear of the Kumson bor- jf l P^ ^ *** resuHJhat 'f" SEPTEMBER witnesses the peak Jonathan Cook and "Wife to Hiram M. Card ot Thanks. of the day. • ! amount of federal funds If there ough hall on February 13, 1933. He 'Io n 'i"s impossible' ' ; In strong concen- Sherman, by deed dated March 81, 1874, We extend our hoartiolt thanks to g y trations It can cause fatal hemor- !5 of tho canning, season In South nnd recorded In tho office of the Clerk of all who sent flowers and cards at the Surviving ia a son, Charles R. j were diversons of highway funds to suffered a broken hip and other In- Jersey. On the highways and Monmouth County in Book 267 of Deeds rhages. Green Cross.and Blue Cross 1 at page 4, and running thenco southerly time of our great bereavement, and Grover, with whom he lived. Charles j other than road, purposes. I do notjuries and he brought suit against roads ono meets trucks and also thoso who loaned cars. Grover wae former mayor and post- believe that any argument either for are the most common lung gases— I along easterly aide of said lot, ohe hun- tho borough. Judgo James Invin of chlorine and phosgene. Masks pro- wagons loaded high with baskets dred and spventy-flve feet to tho souther- Mra. Harry Stewart and Brother*. master of Atlantic Highlands. or against the proposition of dlvers- Hudson court, sitting at Freehold, of tomatoes destined for the can- ly corner thereof; thence easterly and par- —Advertisement. The funeral will be held Sunday.af- ion escaped the scrutiny of the legis- granted non-suit favor of the tect the eyes and respiratory system ning plants. Even on the riverB, allel with Beach Road, fifty feet; thonco borough on August 3, 1934. | against these gases, but only the most northerly and parallel with- tho east line ternoon at two o'clock »t the funeral laturc. During all this time I re- boats are pressed Into service to of snld lot conveyed to Hiram M. Sher- Card of Thanks. parlors of R. R. Mount & Son at fuspd to enter into any agreement Quinn, Parsons and Doremus, at- cumbersome and Impracticable cloth- move the crop of red-ripe tomatoes man, one hundred and aeventy-nvo feet to Tho Belford Engine company, No, 135 West Front street with Captain as State Highway Commissioner to- torneys for Mr. Alias, appealed the J?« P^ects against Yellow Cross or to tho canning factories where :ho mlddto of Beach Road ,* nnd thence 1, wish to thank everyone who helped : gas." For mustard gas vestedy along the middle of Deach Koiul, Arthur C. Readic of Elizabeth, form- ward obligating the state of Ne«> decision to the Supreme Court, which j they are inspected and graded be- Lfty feet to the point of Beginning, In any way to make their flsh din- -erly4n charge of-the-Salvatinn..Arrnv_j_Jcrsey to the expenditure of any affirmed the decision of the lower ite after Yprep s where fora being processed. nor and harvest home a success IN MgMORIAM. r •-•'-• neainst diversion and Immediately To familiarize citizens with these be sold by In loving memory of our dearly beloved thereafter passed the Highway Ap sumers because there originates HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. husband and father, John W. RepphartL proprlatlon bill In the early sum- four gases a German firm has placed Dated September 16th, mas, who died fluddenly October IB, 1028. TENDERED RECEPTION tho quality factors by which con- \pplegnte, Stevens, Foster & mer, thereby serving notice upon on sale a box of ampoules contain- sumers judge their purcbasea ot It's been loncnomo hero without you, Obituary ing harmless quantities of each. The Reuuille, Sol'rs. For life to u» Is not the same. our department that they were In New Eatontown Pastor and Wife canned goods. 62 linos) (26.04 If only wo could have been near rot favor of procaeding with our com- customer Is directed to load a toy JMiss Josephine M. Hut,&. Welcomed by Congregation. cannon which accompanies the box Simplification ot consumers pur- To bid a last farewell. plete construction program, did I chasing problems through the in- Chancery 9/28 That blow would not have be«n half Mtf Miss Josephine Margaret Hess, plve the, Washington authorities any More than sixty members of the with an ampoule, fire" It and, by ex- creased use of definite grades and SHERIFF'S SALE. bad. Methodlst congregation of fiatontown , posing himself to the fumes, become By virtue of a writ of fi. fa. to me dl- To the ones you loved *o well. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward j ite answer. standards on milk — fresh and Hesa of Ocean avenue, Sea Bright, j tendered Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wain- ; accustomed to the smell and symp- ected, Issued out of the Court of Chun- LOVING WIFE, SON Tho United state3 Bureau of toms. Among French towns there is canned fruits and vegetables Is one :ery of tho State of New Jeraey, will be AND DAUGHTERS. died shortly after noon, yesterday Ro*aj; kept"u"rglng"the execution of wright a reception last night at the of the Interesting developments of exposed to eale at public vend no on great demand for huge sirens to while she was being rushed to the ^ ment and in5l3ted that n0 church. Rev. Mr. Wainwrlght Is tak- the past few years. In the case of MONDAY. THE 4th DAY OF NOVEM- Monmouth Memorial hospital at , ing the place of Rev. Louis M. Case, spread the tocsin when a.gas attack BER, 1035, cred t wou]d be glven to u9 for work the canning- Industry, the move- letween the houri of 13:00 o'clock arid She was in her 22d who has been transferred to Cape . is made. WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Long Branch. done with our own funds until after A11 over ment has brought about the pur- • :00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock) In the after- year. Death was caused by May. Rev. Mr. Wainwrlght was j Europe the sale of gas chase from farmers of raw ma- noon of Bald (lay, at tho Court House, In the agreement was executed. ' The formerly pastor of the Belford masks has mounted tremendously in the Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- Too Late For Classification. streptococcus germ of the gangrene 1935 legislature having made the ap- terials on the basis of official mouth, New Jersey, to hatlafy a- decree of church. the past few months. Numerous grades. Only In this way can the Final Inspection of Raw Toma- AUTOMOHII.E accessories for sale ipoU type. propriation available, our engineer- ,td court ^mounting to approximately lights, electric hornB, chromium tin Hess, who taught In the Tho evening's entertainment was stores in Paris display them in their canner be In a position to certify toes at a New Jersey Cannery. Miss Ing department being sure there windows, and in Rome, according to ie.6ai.oo. coyer, etc. 66 Wcllqca street. Red B«nlc» Lucy D. Anthony grammar school at were sufficient funds through effect- opened with a song service led by to the rjuality of Ma packaged to serve as a basis tor payment to All the following tract or "parcel of land EIOHT-CIiYINBEU "Pontlao two^dow •«• Madison, returned home Saturday Daniel S. Morris, after which several a recent New York Times dispatch, products. md premises hereinafter particularly dc- dim for tmlo: lined as demonstB%tetf« ed economies to fulfill our obligation tho farmer. icrlbed, situate lying and being in tho suffering from a sore throat and selections were rendered by the j "Ptnk-cheeked dummies, grotesque in Phono Atlantic Highlands til. under the agreement, I would have as masks stared out of 8h0 wln Inspecting Tomatoes Importance of Canned Foods Borough of Red Dank, In tho County of cold. She went to bed and a phys- men's chorus. A piano duet was glv-'g ' P " Quality ia recognized In such a Monmouth and State of New Jersey. WANTED," youna"" girl (white" ) (or light been derelict In rny duty had I fur- en by Mrs. Louisa Whitfleld and Miss jdow s today to emphasize the govern- Beginning on the north side of Mon- Iwuacwpik: Saturdays and Sundays «ff. ician was summoned. Yesterday Chief among the cannery pro- purchasing plan, and truo quality Ad(hoa»_P _O. Box 203, Kcunsburg. N. J.» ther delayed the execution of the Graca Dennis, followed by a piano] m Within a short time she became road construction -would be available Short welcoming speeches were, trade. The Increasing Importanco ;2) weatwnnlly along tha southerly line of rollout locution. Owner leaving town* given by tho heads of various church IthB prlc0 *?as droPPed to as low as 200,000 tons of New Jersey toma- of this development if) recognized enaMe'e land fifty feet to n corner fltono . seriously ill. The Highlands am- to us. I thane Rod Dunk 1351. bulance was summoned and Miss organizations. Oliver Dennis repre- toes is being Inspected on, a grade as ono realizes to what extent endlnff In the east line of snld Vonable'B KDUCATKD young woman will stay wltN The manner In which the criticism But gas masks do not protect the basis by Department of Agriculture land; thence (3) south along tho easterly Hess was rushed to the hospital but sented the Sunday-school, Lester canned foods aro being used in the line of said Venabia'a land, one hundred children afternoons or evenings in rfW is being directed at this department Whitfleld the Epworth league, Mrs. wearer against all possible gaaea. Dr. officials. modern home. nd stjventsecn feet to the northerly line turn for room and board. Address £. Y<* Bhe died before the hospital was f W., box tit, Rod Bank. U not warranted. At all times I Helmut Klotz, famous German scien- As load after load moves In line Monmouth Street; thence (4) ennterly reached. Harry Dennis the Ladles' aid 60- Instead of the former prejudice WHITE GIRU or woman wanted to mil welcome honest and constructive ciety, Daniel S. Morris the official tist now in exile In Paris, thus de- to tho receiving platforms ol the which prevailed because of the mis- iong the northerly line of Monmouth Miss Hess was born in Maplewood. criticism which makes for a greater scribes the fearsome "dry drowning" Street to the pfaco ot JJeglnnlnsc, fitly feet. child In lied Uunli ilv. days wttkl: board, and Mrs. George Whitfleld the canneries, official inspections are taken idea that only the inferior Being Intended to be fifty feet wide front wages 30.00. Wrlto, Woman Wanted, She was a graduate of the Middle- degree of efficiency in our depart- effects of the new "green gas" manu- tll Rd8k^ town township high school and Missionary society and Junior league. made and sample baskets are taken left-overa o! a crop wora canned, md rear, and ono hundred and seventeen ment, but criticism founded upon Rev. Wainwright welcomed the ex-factured in Germany: "This gas from each load. This sample is housowlvea now recognize the all- 'eet deep. ElGlff-ROOM houao, jun vorch, firwlscf, GIas6boro Teachers college, and hadmisinterpretations or mlsstatements against which no mask, and at the Selxed a» tha property of Philip J ntoum heat, shower, downstairs lavsW pressions of good will and stated sorted acd tho.tomatoes- ore sepa- year supply of choice fruits anil Saner, et B!H, taken in execution at tho tory; two-cur KUIUKQ; near business cafe* been teaching school the past two of essential facts can do nothing but moment, no antidote avails, impreg- rated into bins according to the years. Besides her parents she Is that he would serve the? church to vegetables uuw available as a ult uf Red Bank Building and Loan An- tor; furnlnhod or unfurnished. Phone J2t4 destroy public confidence. nates tho fluid In the lungs so that proper grades. Tha contents of oclatlon, a corporation of the State of IilillJ(_2220. •_ __ survived by two brothers and two tho best of his ability. Mrs. Wain- major Item in tho modern family I have pledged myself to bring iht i the victim is literally drowned in his each bin are tilted back into A diet, contributing health and sus- ew Jeraey, nnd to be sold by FOK SAliK nt reduced prices: HuiciTfouK, slEters, Arnold, Edward, Phyllis and wright was given a plaque by Mrs. HOWARD HE[GHT. Sheriff. PUBHenKer couno SCO, late 1020 Aubur4 economy into the administration of George B. Whitfleld. A social hour lungs." weighing container. The Inspector tenance with a minimum of prepa- Dated September 80th, 1935. Alvina Hess. Arnold Hess, who isthe state highway affairs. I shall ^ys, It ia heav- then computes tha ratio of grades ration. 'ownrd 3. Hlgglnaon. Sol'r, $95, 1031 Chevrolet convertible coups HOW an instructor at Montclair was enjoyed in the church basement (46 lines) $19.32 $185; all-lu good condition. Apnlogau's] continue true, to that pledge, being following the welcoming. i ier than air, so that underground ref- Caruuo, Vullcy Ddvo, Atlantic Highlands! Teachers college, formerly taught in ever mindful that real economy is uges arc particularly vulnerable. phone 314-J. the Sea Bright and Atlantic High- There is a tragic race between the KOOMS for rent In attractive home; prt* the obtaining for the taxpayer of the DOG SHOW HELD LAST NIGHT. lands schools. state of New Jersey full value and producers of gas masks and the vute fnmliy; near business cente?. Fho&6 The funeral will be held tomorrow nod Bank_2220. the most value for every dollar of chemists who invent new gases l'AIH HAVEN—For rent furnished, on* morning at nine o'clock at Holy Members of Jersey Shore Kennel which will penetrate all existent state funds which we are expending. Club Exhibit Canines. and a half story bungalow, seven roomaj Cross church. Rev. F. L. Kenzel will There is nothing whatsoever In masks, with the latter always a great' two baths, hot water hoat; one-car gs» 1 Argyll's Minstrel Boy, an outstand- distance ahead. For it would be ex- raao; from October IE to May 1, S33 pta ^'^'gr:! .^'^.^'^"."inj ! agreement to warrant the as- month. Few minutes' walk from Blvesl ertion that I, as commissioner, have ing black Cocker Spaniel, was chosen tremely Imprudent of war ministries, Fowler's Market road. For pnrtlculurs BC« Dennis K. J3yr&4J Holy Sepulchre cemetery at Newark. agreed that the state of New Jersey best dog In the members' match show in order to protect their own civil 18 Allen street, ltumson, phone 616. • of the Jersey Shore Kennel club last populations, to reveal new formulae 7 BROAD STREET will not divert highway funds which NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF TH§ Samuel A. Johnson. will become available in 1936. Such night at the Esplanade, Asbury Park, j by authorizatlng the making of 3334 SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MIDDLE- a matter Is clearly one of legislative Minstrel Boy is owned by Mr. and masks which could successfully give RED BANK PHONES TOWN TOWNSHIP. Samuel A. Johnson, a resident of Mrs. Robert W. Wall of the Argyll protection against gases made from 3335 Tho following polling places will bf Red Bank for the past forty years, cognizance, and I would not pre- opan between the hours of 7:00 and D:1H| sume, even had I color of authority Kennels, West Long Branch. Run- them. Thus, there is no royal road P. M. on Saturday, October 12th, to pain died late last night at his home on III to a to lnva:. Walter Layton Is chair- i ^ ^ *- Last night's match brought j been converted into a shelter capable Spring East Keannburg Schoolhoune, for Els*sl The funeral will be held Saturday ' man of the party and she will be as- ou' an entry of sixty dogs of all of containing from four to five nun- Chopped -g <% tl0raKw0t c1noolhou,«. lor Election DU. RIBS S br LEGS afternoon at two o'clock at his late Listed by Mm Harry Quinn,, Mrs ; eeds and a largge ana enthusiastiic dred persons. trlct No. S. : a Sauer Kraut 3 »«• 10c home and' a•--••t 2:30 o'cloc• k a•t St- . Th Hktt M Jh B' a"dlence applauded the selections of Italy has drawn up an elaborate LAMB 25*1b Beef tb Doted October 0. 1035. I Thomas Hackett, Mrs. John Bannon,' "dlence applauded the selections of Thomas' chapel, with the rector, Rev. Mrs. C. J. Gulney, Mrs. Joseph Hex-Jthe Jd system of ovacutlon of city popula- HAIHIY "iTCHAMBERLAIN, J Charles W. Nelson, olHeiatiug. Burial tons to go Into effect on the declara- District CI|C% ter, Mrs. Charles LoMiiiatre, Mr, rLEASANT INN OPENS SEASON. tion of war. People whose occupa- in charge of the Worden funeral Howard Stockton, Mrs. Ed-ward COUNTER SPECIALS! IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. home will be In White Ridge eeme- O'Flaherty and Mrs. John Phiffen- tions are least necessary to the life TO SAMUEL A, GUICE: ' terv at Eatontown. bprR. Mrs. Garret Wilson and MreFloo. r Show Staged Last Night by of the cty will be sent into the coun- 5 21c WI0> Each *100 Purchase of Groceries. Jly vlrtuo of an order of the Court tt Spanish Entertainers. try—to relatives or temporary bar- Chancoiy ot New Jersey, made or. the dU Philip Peters are donating door Granulated Sugar of tho date horeof, In a cause wherein Aejsj prizes. Tho next luncheon will be racks. Those whose occupations ab- F Odell Is complainant and Anna Gnet George I). Albert. Pleasant Inn ot Red Bank formal- solutely require them to remain in (« lunatic) and otliorn are defendants, yoj| held at Rosevolt tea room, Novem- ly opened its fall season last night. Fowler's Fresh Boasted Sunsweet Medium SHEFFIELD George D. Albert, colored, died at ber 13. the city during the day must become are reanlrod to appear and answer th«hU hid home Ki.st night on Dejs'ormandit; There wns large attendance and . .. i commuters" to suburban £ of Bald complainant on or before the nlnttt • Those present were- Mrs. Thomas c nln was chermca COFFEE PRUNES 2 MILK day of December next, or the said bill wU avenue, Fair Haven, of paralysis. He „th„e featur. e . of th„ o ™ S a camps for the night. These and oth- lbs. Hackett, Mrs. Harry Quinn, Mrs. noor show by Spanish entertainers 19! 17' 4 — 25 ,e taken as confesMi) OBalnst yon. was 70 years old. lie was born at Charles LeMalstre, Mrs. C. J. Gulney, er instructions have been placed on The Bald bill 1B filed to foreclose a etw Matawan and h;id resided in Fair from Dlmltri's Club Goucho of New phonograph records and sold widely. tain mortgage given by Anna Ihlce aid Mrs. Chariot; Giblin, Mrs. Howard York. WHITE or VEIXOW LOAF CREAM CHEESE Ramuel A. (,'ilce, her husband, to Ada IV Haven over fifty yean-, lit: was ein-.Stockton, Mrs. Charles Chlnnock, Concerning civilian protection, tho Odell, dated the thirteenth day of July, 1 Alfonse DeMarih, proprietor, an- vH> ploj'ed on the / (iarn.-. estate until hi Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. Harry Trees, opinion of General Duchene, Inspe American CHEESE 29*Jb 1081, on lands In the Township of MtddlM nounccs that the activities of the inn tor General of the Defense of French own. In tho County of Monmoath uej retired from aetivr: work four yra'.s Mrs. Walter Layton, Mrs. James State of Now Jersey: end you, Samuel Aa ago. 1 Welch, Mrs. Waldmere Kniser, Mrs. will be under tho personal super- Territory, Is ominously important, Florida Jjage Bnrtlctt (irice, are made defendnnt because you «x# He Is survived by his wife, Julia John' 14. Suedckcr, Mm. John Phlf- vision of Louis Harris, formerly of , "We shall never shelter all tho pco- ho husband of Anna (irice, who owns tbf the Monmouth Grill of Spring Lake SEA FOOD! 6 - 25c Pears 10 - 25c anils dfiscrliied in said mortgage, i > Wllllams and three sons, the latter fonberg, Mrs. Garret Wilson, Mrs. pleo f a large clty 8 lnst boml) an(J Grapefruit Dated October 8, 1035. being Charles of Eatontown, William Kdward O'Flahcrly, Mia. Joseph nnd tho Flvo O Clock club of Miami gas ... If but of 100 human llvc», Alligator Danco music will be provided by, can save one halt, tho efforts iiowAnwAnn ss.. mfiUsoj. of Red Bank anil George of Fair FTexter, Mrs. Philip -patera and Miga we Oranges 15 - 25c Sollrltor of Complainant^ Haven. He also leaves it sister,' Mr.-, IHhcl Trees. Sam Fazzone'n orchestra, which has made and th« results obtained will Stewing Pear* 2 *» 29c IB Broad Struct, Red Bank, N. Emeline Morris of l^tn^ Branch. ••-^ —. become one of the most populapp r dls-', be a Junt recompense." Cantaloupe 2 - 25c ponsers f std ldi l Tomatoes 4 "»" 10c The funeral will lie held nt hi- Joins College Society. ponsers of syncopated melodies along This Is not as bad an hysterical as- Oysters 25c . Sellclnun late homo Saturday nfternonn at twu tho Jersey coast. sertions that a fleet of planes can pt ta Cape Cod Miss Sarah Elizabeth Burdge of wipe out London or Paris, but it is Apples 69c »- o'clock, with Rev. Charles W. Nol l.ako avonuo was initiated Into the EARLY COPY son, pastor of .St. Tliomas's church Removed to Hospital. had enough. Every other person a 5 ">"• 19c Cranberries .... J.)ikP;in Hoclfty nt the Woman's Col- of Red Bank, olllciating. Kurial In ; taI y! ! n0 der thcn that lil-'n of IliB University of North Car- Harvey Smith, Jr., son of Mr and f" "- " \ *°? - ' Halibut chnrge of R- R- Mount inul Son wi Mrs. Harvey Smith of Avenue D, At-! £e. ^hasTlly f*urnhMn m "" '"" 25ft Wo aro thankful to 1 oline Tuesday night. Miss Burdge B 2 .b». 15c be made In White Ridge fiery, is one of 1,523 students enrolled at lantlo Highlands, was removed to Xn» for th^ SPINACH our patrons, not pnly (or ntown. the Woman'fl College. tho Monmouth Memorial hospital at favoring ua with their Lonsr Branch this morning for nn op- Fil't Haddock 17?, Fancy White Brussels Sprouts 17c bM- Attend Funeral, eration for appendicitis. Ho was Joins Alothelan Society. business, but for getting gti Dwiglils Have Daughter, taken to tho hospital In tho ambu- m Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto ll of Mr. Mushrooms 29c their copy in two or three) nnd Mrs. Georgge Dwlghg t of lance of th0 Atlantic Highlands first Mlai Mary Ann Burdgo of Lako Eroad street, Shrewsbury, yesterday bunch Sweet Potatoes 4 ">"• 13c lildgo road, Rumson, are tho par-i|(l souaij. ' nvontio, who la a member of tho Blue Fish . \% Large Broccoli 17c bM days beforo publications attended the funeral of Mrs. Her- cnta of a daughter born ycnterdny etudent bpdy at tho Woman's Col- 59c - den's cousin, Thomas Drennan of Baillt Canadian Turnips cm la being done by al at tho Harbor sanitarium at New !!"! Kter travels lego of tho University of North Car- eM h South Amboy. Tho funeral was hoM pfork. Mr». Dwlght boforo her ma ot In town and every olina, was initiated Tuesday night tt>9 Celery Stalks .... 5c large number of our ad' at St. Mary'» church at South Am- riago was Mlos Georgle Potts of Now road In the countyhill . LeW fc» t |i»• 14c thoroUKhfarcB.-AdvertlBenjnnt. class at th« oollegt. deeply appreciated. RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10, 1935. Page Tw«mty-Seven BUNCO AT IUVKll' PLAZA. and Black Point road to the apart-! rncnt over the American Store on Comn$n|jiy Club Held Party In Club- River road. . . 9 STORE HOURS: 8 to 6:30—Fri. 8 to 9 P. M.—Sat. 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. ' hollso Friday Night Free Parking Entrance Along Side or" Jersey Central Light Office A buhco party held by the River Plaza Community club In the club- Marlboro Newt, FREE DELIVERY FEEE DELIVERY houuo Friday night was largely at- tended. The door prize was won by Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Baltd, Ken- Mra, C. Mullor of Hlvcr Plaza and neth Balrd and Mra. Bert CJuacken- Olfl bunco prlzo by Charles Brenkcr. buoh motored to EaBton, Allentown WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW A ton of coal disposed of on tho co-and Reading, Pennsylvania, on operatlvo plan WIIH awarded to H. Wedneaday, D. Woolley of Xiong Branch. Other Edmond Mowen of Penn's Grovo prize winners were It, P. Ashwcll of waa a recent guest In the Strickland Newark, David Noonan, Douothy and home. Agnea Noonan, Ruth Vooiheon, Elii- - Miss Dorothy Petty Is commuting aboth Dolgron, Martha Martin, Anna to Newark, where she Is taking a Thorpe and Suoan Johnson and L. course In beauty culture. Foot of Bclford. Tho' names of all Mlsa Helen Collins started tho first who attend thcue parties throughout of the month for a business course the Beason will share In a drawing at Perth Amboy, for_an electric toaster, donated by_N. Mildred Meyer celebrated her j seventh birthday by giving -a—party FOOD on Saturday. About twenty of her Next to Strand Theatre THE THRIFT^ENTER^DF MONMOUTH COUNTY 77-79 Broad St., Red Bank playmates were Invited. Ruinson News. Mrs. Minerva Gibson of Eatontown visited Mr. and Mrs. Lylo Hayes on . (Tl» Bod Hank Itogl.t.i c,n bi bought Monday. In Rumion at tho utoroi o( Hurry B«r. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood and The Champion of the People of Monmouth County ban. Flail Clnnerty m.c] Walter TorUrs and Crorc . Mr. U«yer.) daughter of Philadelphia spent Saturday with frlendB here. One of the greatest needs of the Monmouth County Residents is LOWER FOOD PRICES. We are proud of being the LEADER of the movement Thomua Rosa, who Is In charge of Mrs. Nettle Wells haB returned tho carrier plRcon lofts at Fort Mon- from a visit with her Bon-in-law nnd that is achieving that GOAL. Today, the amount of the food budget is limited and it is a necessity that shoppers secure the finest foods possible and still keep mouth umi an authority on carrier daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Van- within that budget. THE CROWN FOOD MARKETS recognize this situation and makes the solution possible. WE SHALL CONTINUE TO LEAD THE WAY! plgeonB, will be the speaker at next Aken of Inwood. Sunday nlght/n service at tho Prcs- Mrs. Lizzie Strykcr Is entertaining Patronize the CROWN FOOD MARKETS who are striving to put within your reach the good foods that you need and the delicacies that you desire Dyterlan church. Hla topic will be, her brother, Jesno Sickles of Brook- "The. Homing Instinct; God's Gift to lyn. at prices that you can afford. We have made ourselves the CHAMPION of your cause—Better foods for better prices. OUR SUCCESS IS YOUR ADVAN- the Carrier Pigeon." His address Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Sutphln spent TAGE! will be a narratlvo of tho work of Monday at Navealnk. the carrer pl^ecm In times of peace Miss Anne McCabe of Jersey City Do you feel "at home" in our store? We want you to. Is there any way that we can improve our service to you? If there is, we would like to know. and wnr. Special music will he ren-visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- Please tell us. At all times consider this store to be the caterer to your individual needs—busy, yes, but never too busy to render you a more complete satisfaction. dered by tho choir. Closkey the past week. SU Mary's guild of St. George's Mrs. Errlckson and daughter of Our large purchasing power plus our comparatively small overhead enables us to assure you of fine food for minimum prices. Our low price schedule Episcopal church will hold a card Adolphia wore guosta of Mrs. Sadie party tonight at eight o'clock at King on Wednesday. is a permanent part of our policy towards you. OUR LOW PRICES ARE HERE TO STAY! Ralph hall. Prizes will he awarded | A Japanese lady missionary ad- and refreshments served. I dressed tho missionary meeting held The Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and at tho chapel Tuesday afternoon. Crlcltct. cluh was closed for tho sea- Harry Dlxon has a position In a Prices In Effect £o* Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday son on Sunday. gToccry store at Long Branch. Daniel Mears has bought four new Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baslle spent trucks for his contracting business. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles SUPER MSRKET Tho Rumson Fishing club has Klpp. MEATS and SEA FOOD hauled Its cubln cruiser up on land Alfred Marcellus has moved into FRUITS ad VEGETABLES for tho winter. GROCERIES Mrs. Roberta Burke's houso on Ho- SUPER VALUES William Smith of Highland avenue bart avenue. Cudahy's Puritan Brand Sugar Cured reported to the police Friday that someone had broken Into his home. First Grade Large Smoked Hams JERSEY PORK & BEANS Policeman David Kinney Investigat- Keyport News. LAHOE CAN O SNOW WHITE ed. A window had been broken to gain entrance to tho house, but a search hy the olllcer with Mr. and At a meeting of tho borough coun- CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP £c MUSHROOMS Mrs. Smith fulled to find anything cil held Monday night, It was voted HAM to accept Federal aid to tho extent missing. of $70,000 on tho project to erect a Hoodlums have been doing damage now,sewage disposal plant. Carl Wil- WHOLE OK SHANK HALF APTO TOMATOES 2 lbs to tho house under construction on bur, tho engineer, who drew tho CALIFORNIA Bellevue avenue for Albert G. Scher- plans for the project, estimated that LARGEST CAN <*P or. Bricks were thrown through tho cost would bo around $10,000 and windows and mud spattored on tho Borough Attorney Roberta claimed Armour's Star or Swift's Premium SUNNY YELLOW CORN C TELEPHONE PEAS walls. The police have boon Instruct- that only $50,000 has been applied ed to keep a sharp watch around the GENUINE SPRING LAMB 7 for to tho government, but the gov- No. % CAN fl property. ernment had granted $70,000. Charles The lire police association will meot Chapln, Jr., an assistant engineer of NEW ERA DOG FOOD . Kc next Monday night at tho borough the State Board of ^Health, was pres- RIB LAMB Boneless Fore LARGE SIZE hall. Thomns J. Dolly, captain of the ent and was asked what his fee would & group, will give instructions on how be to draw plans, which ho claimed CHOPS Legs of Lamb each to establish fire lines. would gave the borough about $10,- RED CROSS SHAKER SALT Ec Joseph Deainond Is employed on HONEYDEWS 000. Ho told tha council that hia fee DELICIOUS FOR YOfclt SUNDAV IMNNlilt »-LB. BOX W the estate of Councilman Robert G. would be $500 and after some discus- ilslcy. sion ho was hired. A special meet- GERBRO SHRIMP The Ladies' auxiliary of Rumson Ing of the council will be held on KIPPERED FANCY TABLE fire company promises there will be October 21 to go over the new plans. CORN-FED FRESH JERSEY DRESSED fl EXTRA FANCY SNACKS plenty of corned beef and cabbage Tho Stale Board of Health has been n cans «/»C bunclt at tho Dlnty Moore supper to bo demanding for several years that the a cans JVC f r CELERY held Wednesday night, October .16, eeptio sewer tank bo rebuilt, but the £k ° IS at the fire house on Center street. matter has been postponed from time The organization la noted for its fine to time. Recently the board obtained suppers. Shares aro being sold on a court order to compel the borough OVALTINE DILL PICKLES $2,B0 to be disposed of on the co-op- to take action. LARGE CAN M £LC FULL QT. A f&U SUNKIST erative plan. The proceeds will be Fresh Hams used to defray the expenses of tho Robert Brown is a now employee CALI STYLE 10 for children's Christmas party. at the local postofflce. ORANGES Sunday night's Flower service at Mrs. Jano Schnolder has returned SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR ^E-c the Presbyterian church was largely from a visit at Brooklyn. LAEGE BOX iyep attended. Members of the Monmouth Clarence Bahrwiburg is making ex- County Horticultural aoclety were tensive Improvements to his resi- j SWEET VERNAL PEAS c present and Rev. William Calvin Col- dence on Washington street. Genuine Steer CICNTJCIl CUT SUNKIST by, pastor, delivered a sermon on tho Harold Wulllng is recovering from 2 - 2i Subject, "Tho Ministry of Flowers." an appendicitis operation. SUGAR CU11EI) An organ recital by CharleB Gotts- Mlsa Grace Shepherd of West Or- BEEF LIVER SLICED HAM NO WORRY -f SILVER SWAN LEMONS chalk including such selections as "In ange, a former teacher in tho local Tho Perfect TOL.JP a Monastery Garden," "To a Wild schools, has been appointed super- TISSUE Hoso," "Flower Song,", and "Trees." visor of dormitories at tho New Jer- Washing Fluid Z8 A rolls 4 /\( Special music was rendered by the sey College for women at New This Deposil white robed choir. Brunswick. EGG PLANTS Mrs. P. R. Grlflln of Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith and daugh- PREMIER CERTIFIED IMITATION Beach hna rented tho resldonco of ter, Miss Marion Borneman, have each lOdward A. Collins on River road for rented the Rosevear house, on Oo- DELICATESSEN DEPT. Baking Chocolate OA VANILLA tho winter. Mr. and Mrs. Collins will born street. stay at tho Hotel Governor Clinton 1'irshl.v FIllCSH down Urand Vi-ll). bar 8-oz. bottle JERSEY CARROTS I nt Now York for a while, before leav- Sliced CUHK POUK RECENT RENTALS. Splcuil cuorricn 1 ing for Florida. William H. Hlntel- MEAT bunch I ttiann made tho rnntn.1. 1.UNCI1KO- Sausage LARGE MAMMOTH OLIVES W«w Occupants for a Number of MKAT Very Lean Mra. Oeorge Hallannn, the new Houses at Bed Bank and Vicinity. president of the Itumson Parent- JERSEY BEETS 1 Teacher nssoclatlon, presided at Tho Milton Berk agency reports DOLE No. 1 PINEAPPLE the following rentals: Tuesday night's meeting In the SMCIin LARGEST CAN . < cans for- bunch 1 aflllool-auditorium- It wnS-tho first An apartment in the building »25« gathering of tho fall senson. Mrs. "owned by GooigbTully atthe corner- fc Hallnnnn succeeds Mrs. Arthur of Shrewsbury and Drummond ave- -YELLOW SQUASH:.. 3 fioyce, who realigned on account of nues to Mrs. Norman Hallem. lbs. illness. Mrs. Wisely of Now York The live-room bungalow on Henry STRICTLY FRESH CAUGHT SEA FOOD ! gave a talk on (lie enro of tho teeth. street, Shrewsbury, owned by Mrs. Crown Brand Coffee 2 lb , Vocal selections wero rendered by Anna Francis to Irving Benowitz, FRESH CAUGHT SALMON REAIJA' GOOD Miss Mildred Trostlo of Burlington, who Is associated with the Charney SLICKI) y. a Btudont at Trenton Teachers' col- & Freed clothing factory, WHITE TURNIPS J lego who Is practice teaching at Capt. Murk Brielawn'g cottage at FRESH SEA SCALLOPS Rumson. The nssoclatlon will dis- Willow Drlvo Manor, Llttlo Silver, WHITE ROSE BEETS poBO of a turkey on tho co-opcratlvo ou 1 to Milton Tomlinson. SLICED OR DICED plan on November 21, the proceeds Mrs. Willlaw T. Thompson's cbt- SLICED HALIBUT JERSEY SWEETS 1 to go tn tho milk fund. At present tago at Cherry street, Shrewsbury 63 children arc being served with township to Jotting Mlillken. BRAZIL NUTS •milk dally. NJ;»V citor lb 1 Tho Prcsbyterliin Sunday-school Tho Red Bank Register travula SagssJ Will ohscivo Rally Dny next Hunday over evorv Btrcot (p town and overy FRESH JERSEY CHERRYSTONE CLAMS Crosse & Blackwell's Tomato Juice JERSEY PEPPERS |1B morning with special exorcises. road In the county. Let It carry your IS'/J-OZ. CAN The flint card parly of the season mossago to those who livo on these at tho Rumson auxiliary of the IUv- thoroughfares.—Advertisement Arvlew hospital was held Monday VAN CAMP'S MACKEREL flight nt tho homo of Mrs. Anna TAIX CAN Faucis on Washington street and WSO very successful, About 100 per- IN TIIK SHI sons attended and the profits were COLUMBUS GERBRO SOUR KRAUT « 4 FREESTONE . more thun $10. Buxcs of atntlonery LAROKST SIZK ik """ 1 |b Wpro awarded us prize*. A gold In- EVE BALL FltKSH F11KS1I 1TAL1ANP RUNES laid pencil, donated by Mrs. O. Kdgnr OAUOHT Seaman. Jr., wn« disposed of on the TONIUHT OPKNEI) 3-MINUTE SEA SIDE co-oporntlve plan and was won by Haddock Mm. Mnbe) Bedford, who also won FRIDAY, OCT. 11th LIMA BEA'NS the door prize. Mm. Edwin M. P'ar- Oysters OATS CALIFORNIA ylor was In general charge of the ar- ELKS CLUB IIKU HANK lb rangements. Tho auxliltiry will hold c z STAR or MAGNOLIA SEEDLESS Its next meeting ThuiBduy, October AiiH|ilrt>H Ciiirlhiildt Society. 10c C v-,\\\ 7c 17, at the homo of Mrs. August Dnm- 10 d° brovokl on Allen ntreet. TICUOIB, fiOc. 1'rlw WnlU. Condensed Milk GRAPES Mm. Mntthew Lnughlln of Lnko- sld« avenue gave birth to n daugh- ter Tufijuiny nt Iho Monmouth Me- morial hospital nt T/ing Hrnnch. Arthur I,nyton, who ban been 111 with pneumonia i^ tho Rlvorvlew DAIRY BAKERY houpllal nt Red Tinrtlc, wun brought Fair Haven BASKETS OF FOOD homo Tuesday In tllo Humnon am* Golden Opportunity Almond Strudel hulnncc. (Approximate Value—$5.00 Each) Country Roll Policeman and Mrs. Dnvld Kinney Coal and Wood CAKE <|Ac nfo tin a trip to Connecticut, whpro WILL BE GIVEN IK'll they arc visiting rolnllvea. NEW and SEASONED BUTTER 27c lb Olftu Mottltl *'f (Went Htrcfjt, nix yoar.'i old, WIIH knocked down by ft OAK V^OOD FREE Whole Wheat Raisin 1 SPECIALS cat 'driven by Mrs. IClir.abeth Povv- KAC1I WEEK Old Fashioned Store 0 1 Raisin Roll ran Into the ivor fender. Hho wnn COUPON WUKN MAUIN(i AT THIS STOKE ON 16' taken to 'tnfl nlli™ of Dr. Edmund OR TON Visit Our Store Tuesday and Look rlJKClIAHKS AT SATURDAY. OCT.' Mill, Select Brown 8- Kanaett h.V her,uncle, Call Bonnnn, KHAItri.V AT Homestead whom slm wnn I routed for brul»on. Phone 2325 OUH HTOUl'l 10 O'CLOCK I'. M. ' Hi. him An oxwnlnntlon nhowcil no nerloiM for the Red Card Specials ! Chocolates Injury. 33 Cilleipie Avenue, PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN EACH WEEK Mr, and Mr:.. U'ult'ri Dniw'nii, Jr., anct fumlly havo moved from the cor- Fair Haven, N. J. ner of tho Avenue of Two IUv«n WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES RED BANK REGISTER

X- Meditate Before You Mail It!

ONSIDER THESE THINGS—before you mail your orders out of town. The dollar that you Cspend out of town is practically gone forever.

The dollar that you spend in Red Bank—stays here and works, "Whether it goes into more merchandise for your next needs—it circulates right here at home.

Remember your neighbor will take better care of you than a stranger. It is to his interest to - do so. His future depends on his winning and holding your confidence and friendship—and he is right here at home to make good any misunderstandings. ~ _^..___. __-.—__

When you patronize the home merchant, the home industry—they in turn help build up your town—thus making greater and better opportunities for you and your children.

Spending money at home is putting a claim on it to come back to you—spending it away from home is bidding it goodbye «forever.

And your home purchase is better, for you can see and measure its value—before you part with your money.

Don't mail your order until you have fully considered these things—and probably you won't ;,; mail it at all. : RED BANK REGISTER 61! Ala

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'I '„». t. I. REP BANK REGISTER,,OCT0BER 10, 1935.

PABTV. MtllllMIIIIWIIMIlMl MMiHHMMUH»M'MtMMHMHMM>lt»MHM>HMI' iiniiii brgtlun at Home ol Bbi. Bea- trice TwiMy at Fair Haven. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT MARKET PLACE A surprise birthday party wax ten- dered Mrs. Beatrice Taneey at her home In Fair Haven Saturday even- "Where the Buyer Meets the Seller" Th rty Words for Twenty-Five Cents ing. MrB. Tansey had gone nhop- ping and when ahe returned she wfta greeted by the singing of the "Hap. LOST AND FOUND. ARTICLES FOR SALE. ARTICLES FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES EMPLOYMENT. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT py Birthday" song when she entered REAL ESTATE FOR RENT T^LE WHITE HOUSE Antlyu* Shop. FOUND, /ur coat. Inquire George W. TAKE, notice: let us Install an oil burner CHAIUS cuneiA. ruili lmttoma; furnltur* WHITE WOMAN wLehe* day'i work to FOR RENT, all improvement!; FOII UiiN'l, storen, offic«. da tho house. Games were played and Ix)ckwoo(| Orange • venue, Fair Haven. Headdtn'i Corner Ited Uanlc. Antlctua* , toren, offic«. data, aoaMt. ( In. your coitl tttovo or heater; demon- neutly repiilred. Work called for and do, or would do laundry, in 01 out. Cnll fine location, newly renovated. apartmantsapartmantsb, bnpruvedd i allll locatiau. dancing enjoyed. Refreshments were stration In store. Hamuel Swartx, II ou4ht and *old. delivered. Snedm low price* V. A, Soule. at 276 Mechanic itrcct after C:00 t> M.A.. Bl3choff._MUidjfcUjwn,_N. J, bhon« 168. J?" «f Uro»(J str«.t. r^ phone ted Bank 1274, 4 f«ao cSC fserved at a. late hour. Mrs. Tantjey Weat Front street, Uoil Dank. wood ij) ttovi *nd fiteDUce 81 Eaflt \\Wer_ruail. Humeon, phone 4SB.M. VOIt RKNT, winter, very low lJJ_Mo(-hanlo1ir«»j. H«d B 1387. •' lentfth Vtll rott«d manure, top aolh received many beautiful glftu. UOQ LOST, whita EngHih bull tar- AUTO U)AN_ ConfidenUal. prompt POSITION wanted. gardener-care taker, rental wo baths; every HOUHE for rent Rt Rumaon, darlnTTK rler puppy, lour months old, loit WINTEH will ,oon be here. Let u« re. driveway* tfravflled, tractor Dlowlng ana i*ourteou» service nu endorse me n to experienced (lowers, ihrubbery, iand- modern com iraaa., Call Ked winter ami .yrtntf month* j on» block Those present wore Miss Valeria "Mr your furnaces and stoves. Samuel truck (oi fair*. 1. U. Camey. Dbon* Eav paymentH reduced. federal Acc«ptance icaplng, lawni, general repaira, unkfcp; Hank 8C4. __ from bun lino: moat roaaonahl*; 135 » Iftit Friday. Reward, Ixater Eloner, ontovrn 446-J-M trlctly sober, honeiit, Induatrloua. Ad- PlelBon of Sea Bright, Mr. and Mrs. ill. 14 West Front street, phono W, 610 Klectrlo budding Anbury Park COLONIAL , tylo house, 1Geared at KB Uer- month; e|Kht rooms 1 wull /urnUhtd. bos Ked Dank. ireflU UrK^nt, box 611, Bed IJank ^_ Cheater Davidson of Freehold, Mr, U87. " SOD, top loll and privet; acres ol top AOII jj___i__M. Open ovonlngi 7:00 to *:00 gen clacep . near Ko*.itH ilisel; nrat floor, B|irln,!H ami mattr_s««( all imprnvennntil and four to 4!*-foot privet; very cheap. J Rood furiiiiro; throe open flreplsrei. "" THACTOU, Goodyear equipped, AI1U- CII£.CU U1 00 your bcatinK plant an*. NTUHSES on call, mule and female ; "trained lnrKe li ng ci fireplarf-." unu And Mrs. Earl Slckler, Mr. and Mrs.LOST, a brown lymber Jacket In Mlddle- __Jrntti_?_£'**^!- fad Bank, phem? 861. practical and children's nursea; 21- rorch, try ami Lltchen; liitniaon 718, call at Humiort Inn for halmeraouiivia;, onluiny UBUusedU a felew hours:nourBj . 180IDVO5 We will b« Kind to call and give estt- dinii Infurmatton. Pied Keppler ana William Tansey town, S«i)tember 27, between 4:80 and KINDLING WOOD, ftva feed bagu, ll.OO; mate on ctennliiii and anj othei repa.rn. mur .service. Special treatment. Trttna- hecond fl Umia, to ar«(J. Conover #rL!> (1OLU— We imy Caah roi your old ci'itce A. 'i'. Uorcmua, 44 tt«ckl«ii placi. i0-tiAUOB"L«Hv«r~iSoT~Bul), uaed vary InHtlona expected. Particulars free. Write nil Bides by brooks, plenty of imsi'irc; Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Daniels, Miss Dor- little; US. Arden Post, Sllvaralde ave- boat rlb», oak tlmbsri, locust posts; :?_yi .tjk9JiJ± ______sold jewelry, watches, teeth, etc tam- Ked Hats IT, or amenta. elcotHo iilt.nlng mill and sawmill for cua- GOAT for sale, vary gentle; over a year ^i'eH'^Jfl Hroad itreet. Itcd Bank. immediately. Franklin Institute, Dent. Buitablo for any kind of faiminc; id oneFOR UK NT "at Rum eon' othy Decker, Harold Qunther and nue, Little Silver. N. J.* nt tho finest aecUot.6 rienc Hoimdel, on renhly decoraud tam work, Charles G. Bennett & Co., Nut* old. Edward Braitb, Star Route, CMt'i 54B-G. nocheB^r. H- Y- apiirlment, with gui, watar Mr. and Mra. Fred WllkJnn of Colt's PRIVATE SALE, household goods, Satur- THE H1OHKST prices paid for live chick- main highway a; uvuil»blo Uecernber 1. j iwump road. 11 hone Mlddletown RflB. l YOtJNfJ MAN wants work an auto me- V, 112 monthly, Alao targir ^feok, Mrs, Henry Wllklns, Sr.,?,Mr, ilny, October 12, all day and evening, Neck. N. J. " .__p.. en_ Joe Halter, */2f) Merhnnlo «treat I'll rty must be responsible, with references. I UASKKTS, all types; liners, caps, packing WALL TEXTURE, direct from factory, phone Hed Uank a 3 f>0 chanic; good mechanli'; referenced. Ad- John Minufrh. Ward tvenut Kitchen, dining room, forty pictures, bad- Addreafl A. B.C., box Ml, Rcrt Bn.»V. _ Shr. and Mra. James Wllklns, Mr. and drcfls Y. M.( box fill. Red Hank. 8 rooms,- utensil.! prlxa t«n-polnt deer head, * forma, etc; In stock. At Henilrlckeon four cents a pound, tame as sold other FIVE-ROOM home, all Improvementa; fur- '!"? Supply Co., MMdlctown, phono 360. Open Mrs. Henry WHklns, Jr. of Scobey- book casei, etc. A. P. Menhon, 108 places, nix to ten. cents a pound; wall pa- roachcB, Ileus, aiwtho, «to., nished ; near bus line; fine condition; pleuwantly furnblied houia. evening*. per, latest designs, with borders to mutch, vllie, James Dugan ol Hoimdel, Mrs. Kearney atrset, Keypott, N. J.* permanently eitortnlnaled (ffuarsn-* pood residential location; enrage- Frunk LMKUL rcioma, anes. 27 Linden place, phono moat beautiful specimens tho doif world AUTOMOBILES VALI-EAU'S KXI'ttliSS- 7 phpns_S87S, Red Bank. _ ____ Of Red Bank, rier for Bate. 17 DeNbrmandle avenue, --Local" and IOIIB irORS_S~HOA"HD_D~ U~y^"^ ant~your _UinkA[lTu_U. O. Wlll£UM.* Fair Havon, N. IS on oiTer; very wntchful and loyal com- distance moving; delKht. and .mtfgaKe; hotaeB to have aood tiuartciB nnd care ^anloiiB, Coylo'u Kennels, Nut Swamp FRANK VAN SYCKLJS, Dodge and Ply. SIX-ROOM flcml-imnga.ow dnd five-room FOR RENT at Beiford. aix-room houi« •loaod van. OMice, IS Uroad etreet, Red nd them to Maple Farm, Little Silver, PHEASANTS for .ale, Goldan, Rlnmockn road, phono Ked n«nk_J)l)0-W._ mouth automobiles, uodgc trucks. Go oil- A bungalow for rent; all improvemerita; 516, six rooms J16, fix roami J15; omtH Bank, phone I'l ii-J. N. J., Phone Red Bunk 14o-Mte battariea. 14B- IH00; out stock. H. 0. Leach, 7 5 Hubhard ave- U3 Weat Front street. R«d Bank, tihone SiliLLB "" PAINTlN(r~«nd Decorating WANTED, will buy eeconil-band bicycles Fair Hnven rond, Fair JJetffen, or phono Caleb Luker, Belfoift N. J." Keyport News. over Broa., Emeraon, International and L nue, River Plain, RedBank 2280." Uod JJank 1200 and liifl?. Servlco; paiier huntfinu, plain arid dec- and second-hand frames. Crover Pur- Red Bank 10H2^ CP Hoover Service, Wlckatunk, N. J., phono orutiva [iQlntlntf. Paints, varnlshea and ker, 9 Mechanic »treet lied Bank, ohnnc LIKE NEW, liiautlful parlor circulating Hoimdel d. 1G33 CHEVROLET iCS. coupG,"iO_i~6l32 Ford one and u half phone ^6 GO. FOR SALE in Jletford, nve-room houiiiu MM. Florence Melee, Qua Senion and Mra. ice, t«,00; cost ICQ i hay chouper (2.SO, \0n chauais, a real buy; Reo 35-passeriger mortg&KG on Improved reel astute, «ro\inda; Eatn«e; $35. Ray VanHotn, uel SwarU, 14 Weat Front atreet. phone BUiTund cellar ;%\, 500, 3300 ca.ih; two mllea R«d Olara 6u..man). Kilnd stone, foot cower, 14.00. Cbarlet bus, Ideal for contractor to bring men to eli second-tiand cluthea, must worth double tho amount loaned. Al- phone_Re American Ideal hot wat«t hcatlnti avenue. Red Ba k PhPhone Red Bank. WARDROBE trunk for Bale; in perfect 1934 Chevrolet one and a half ton cliaBHiB Nave sink, on roomy a on nils ; fire.jlncc, Luker, JJolford, N. J.^ _. spending some time with relatives hollor; will tnko caro of 400 to 4f>0 feet WANT to buy work horse or team. Call Boven rooms ai d bath; city water, elec- condition) cheap for cosh, Mra. Wcat, and cab, traded In on heavier truck. 25% ^1_ FOR "3ALBr"bulidini lot In Middlatown of radiation; ftood condition. Price $20. down. Terms up to IB montha. Frank nt noon or between 5:00 • and 6:00 ^IhLtN^ In Virginia. phono Heiljlahk 646.J E. a. Cooke, 85 Church Btreet, Keantiburg I'liONi! U~n Red Uank, for your plumb- vlUage. on cement highway \ 65i710 VnnSyckle, 110 Went Front street, Ued It pro o'clock, or write, O. S. Klnkade, I'ort-au- Tho local Klwanls club Is planning MAN'S bicycle'foVitlt, Blltta, 1934; only P Inn if C23. ing, healing and tinning problems. Ad- _RUJH*T. sunny hoirBV"at~Stone Church; feet; price Sr>oo. Alston Beahraan, attor- Bunk. vice and eatlinnttmutejs free, Jose, W. Fox. peck avenue. Oceanport, N. J.* 940 mllen his large balloon tiras, cy- hot water bent, nve roomB and bath; ney, Ited Bark. _ to hold a minstrel show shortly and WHITE ESKIMO Spitz and wire haired 116 Pinckn ruau, Ued Hank. clometer and pump. An excellent buy for FOR SALE. 1929 Model A Ford coach; Al{TEb,-Cutrler_*nd-Ura-ptlnt-of-thS- RBraitcT-^tin—clectrictty". "MYS. F."E. Steh; lox terrier for Bale; both seven monthR RA ilEI) BANK vicinity—Hundredi oi farmi Fred V. Cross hafl been appointed $10.00. Innpoctlon Invltad. See Bill FOB. __ooii c_udlt_Qii-;--$50—enshi—-Gnll-arijr —UONTRACTOir-arid cesspbolp B Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Anyone Locust, N. J, _ _ ^.d4—very— re a BO nab Jo;—Phono"ItcU~Uarik cleaned; carting and to eult ann y popocketbookc etbook,, illustrateillustrated to- -tako-chargo-of-tho-affair. tor,—Belford,-rnona-Keansburg-478-R.* evening at C7 Leighton avenue, lied Hunk, ; ti g ad gtins^i i tto pp no nolilli, bavins dr knowing of such print plenne Booklet free. Kay 1708-M. _ manure, flfilll dirtdi , clnderold . travel and tand. AT KUMSQN—Four and five-room bunga- e free. KKa y H. . StfllmaStfll a StStattf after 8:00 P. M." d communicate with Pring, box 511, Red hihighwayh , EEaton town. N. J , PhonPh e EEatont - Charles Gllmore la spending Bomo VIOTROLA heater lor B»!e, Booc! an new; Katlmatea (riven, phone Red Bnnk 8805-J, Bank. IOWH, all Improvemente; neer bua line, LLEWELLYN SETTER "for~wie, maleT STUDEBAKER, 1928 Commander eedan j Behoql, neatly furnUhod; very clean. Jm- tow n_Z__nlZ — tbne at West Palm Beach, Florida. cost »30, will Ball for >12. Call at 71 year nnd a hnlf old; partly broken. For Oacar Heckcr, 47 Second street, Fair Ha- FAMILY living In apartment will rent wish to dldjioso of this car this week} mudiiito p"S8eBsion; cheap rent for winter MONMOUTH CO UN TV forma, « y »!«<* North Bridge nvonuoL Red Bank^ particulars phono Atlantic HlghlundB Croaley Tefrlgerator, nrnftll rrionlhly v r i Qeorga Manuel baa boon spending . ichnnlcally ported; orlerliml owner. Will months or yearly tenant, rhono 437 Rum- list of all ilzei And types. Your In- FOR SALE. Stnyman Wlneanp »puie«. John 238-M. UTifOLSrJrERTN"nT7e'liairlnB and charge. Address C. R., box fin.__Red Hank. j hla vacation at Virginia Beach, Vir- sacrifice. Act quick; UIBO Underwood No. Bon. _^ i ; quiries will bo given personal attention, Holland, Mnrllioro, N. J., phone Free- _ CA.K11Y a lama assortment of Congo- injf; bric-a-brac rci>t\lred. Frank How- TCII EN^Btove~ want id vtll h" * w a t e r' ha c k"; ginia. C typewriter for anle, $20; Call M_;h- BUNdALOW FOR KENT, all Improve- G. Howard Upplncott, 81 Monmootb ldJS^ leu m ruRB and inlnld linoleum. We dH ISOti. ard, shop 55 Harrison avenue, telephone must be in good condition. Inquire at fltrget, phone Red Bank 831. Stanley Poling has acceptod a po- STOVK for sale, uasollne. In fine condi- 351 - J. ments. J. L. Hnyea, U Church street, Kliidly fu mirth estimates. Samuel Swartz, 148 Monmouth atreet. Red Dank." HOUSE and lot known as James McCreery tion; whlto enamel, (trey trimming, four- PONTIAC Sales and Service: complete Fair Haven." ______sition aa manager of one of the 14 WeBt Front Btroqt, phono 1387, ei-enMng find lubrication on alt FonVlac I'AINTKH and puper hanifar and decor- WANT~to~ buy~MTcher. table and four homestead on Main street* Ocean port* burner nnd'ovoni vary veaaonablo. H. IJ. NEW" STUDIO coiiches7~~iat© pattern^ ator; reaaonablo prices. Will paper a SIX-ROOM house for rent; bnth. garage, James Butlor Btorea at Asbury Park. earn, aOc. KaBBae Dro8^ 10-21 Mechanic _ hairs. Phone Kcd Bank USQ.* new hot water heating plant; newly dec- fronts on hranch of South Shrewsbury Leach. River Plm " $23.E.u; now flve-plcra kitchen eet, por- room tor 13.60 and up; all work guaran- river, for sale. Thomas H. HcCreiry. 120 Mr. Poling has been employed In tho trcet, phone.lied Bnnk 306G. . WANTED, light return load from Ne1 orated; 5ft Spring street. Red Bank. In- LEAViNCi"~for Florldal Will sacrifice oolnln top refectory tnbla and four chalra, teed, Joseph Hoffman, 22 Drumraond Baker Hilt road. Great Neck, New York. Butler store on Atlantic street for $23.50; used three-picro overstuflTeil liv- SUBTJKBAH Model T Ford for sale; new place. Red Bank, phone 8848-W. "York on October IB. Rntca rcnfionable. I ^"uii re "owner,O " 12~Oa12 Okk placel . FaiFi r HHaven, 12x14 rug; Rot Point automatic olec- Phono Red Bank 725-J. Telephone Great Neck 928. trlc ranee mahogany wardrobfl, walnut ing, room net, in fair condition, $18; uaad paint joh and in running condition; rea- phono Red Bank 2479. a number of years. FOR SALE, near Route 86, Keansburgt dresser, etc. Inquire at 27 Bast Front Ilvitm room finite. %\1\ 0x12 Axminatar sonable. E. Truex, White road, Little Sil- WANTED, furnished room, bath, Karasc BUNGALOW for rent, Little Silver, N. J.; ver. N. J.* G&OUGE a UHOWN, insurance and six-room house, electric and htat; gt- Mrs. James H. Ward, Jr., has re-street, Red Bank. , rug, iiBcd 1hree weekB, $26; new ninc-pleco or flmall annrtmtnt. centrally located. BIK rooms, all Improvements. Inquire turned to Cedar Crest college, Allen- wulnut dining room suite, $60. Time pay* CHEVROLET conch, 1929, new rubber; real eetate, 8fl McLaren street. Red Address BUBIHCHS Woman, box 511, RedDavid C Lewis, Hlt'htatown, N, J., phone mtroi plot 86x100; S2.100; •mall caah. LADY'S fur sport coat for sale, alno Hoo- Uanlc Bank. ' terms to suit; now vacant; coaaeiatoa ki town, Pa., whora sho Is taking up ver vacuum cleaner; reasonable. Call ment on any of tho above or will ox- $50, quick ealo. A. F, Courtcr, Caro- 2 21. rhiinKO uny fuinituro on flalea. L. E.lina avenue, Tort Monmouth, N. J.* once. _Caleb Luker, Beiford. N. J.* graduate work. at 88 Rector place, Red Bank.* ROOM and board wanted for Rentleman FOR RENT on Westslde avenuo, eight- SIXTY ACRES for'sale. Including HUttlta Brown, 117 Prospect avenue, phono Ked and four-year-old daughter; lady to caro room dwelling; all Improvements; ga- ding HUIslta WE MEASURE your windows—no charge. NOT THE LAST round ur—but mnke It STEAMERS every Wednesday and f Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Campbell and "•-'- 57. • for child. References required. Address rage: poHHeflslon immediately; rent' $2Ji nnd Plaia, ovsrlookins Highland hint InBtnll new striped shade with B[[1O hems the last wind up with tho crnnk on (hat Saturday nlghto at Atlantio hotel. 121 diitant view r»m and board, box 611. Ked Rntik." monthly and water rent. Thomiin Irvine and lower Shrewsbury, with Mrs, D. V. D. Conover havp returned _Jc; a dollar value- Cot ehndsa durlns car you're having trouble starting these fair Haven road, fair Haven. il d chilly morningn. Play ante. Trade It i Brown. Register ofiice, Red Bank.* of ocean, for complete doscrlptlon from a trip to Washington, D. C. this »«le. Holland shnden 23c, duplen COAL—11,00 OFF per ton; first gratia ELECTRIUAN — U " H's electrlcaT we e»U, dress J. F. Andrew, Navenlnk, N. J, on one of our recommended used cars and HOUSE of Boven rooms on Conover lane, Stanley Walling, aon of Mr. andHhndos 40c. National tic. 10c and tl HLOVB {11.25, ass and nut $11.00, install or repair. es Lima tee cheerfully FOR SALE, small three-room hotiM. part* Bavo tlmo, temper and money. This week's APARTMENTS ill modern Improvementst ; Stores (formerly Prown-Cooper_Co.)j pea $0.60, buckwheat 17.60. Call Mr. given. Call UB for any or all of your occupancy ly furnished; largo attic, cement cellar, Mrs. G. M. Walling, has ontered Co- Bperinl: Studebakor Bednn, O. K., 850; '33 November lat. Apply Henry ENOLISH holly trco, porfoctly formed, ex- Willys coupe, '31 Chevrolet coach, '30 deetriciRl troyblea. Vlctoi O. Perotli, 1i TWO APARTMENTS In Humeon for rent, well water; ifrounda 200x200, in the High* lumbia university, whero ha Is a Knoll, Long Branch 17 or Deal Conover Lane, Red Bank, phone 871-J, Red tremely healthy, eight years old, for SUidebaker seiinn and Reveral other rec- Church a tree t._Se n Bright, phone 238-W furnished or unfurnished, above A _ P lands, near Locust; $1,600, Telephone HatJ sophomore In the school of engln- WiMJAM V. iHKTH'jh'H, plumbiuji. Heat* store] threo and four rooms; all improve- Bank. . Bnnk 1IVP-J fnr partlcularr Jale. Will >acrlnce. Can be seen at 85 ommended enra at t-oduccd prltcn. 'u;i 1 «orlng, Bnltln load;-Fair Haven. Mrs; William Pmljfe pnnel truck, Dodge flcreen delivery, ins and tinning. Tiiiuufi and wlndrollli ments; $14 to HH ; newly decorated. In- HAH ' of double house for rent, 63 Rector SALHJ cheap, iflPvim.i" houiehoid FARM. 85 acres, all flllablo, four (A) MiiBon, B8i River rond, phono He "etl ^an!^. ph^ne 8687-J mice. Inquire of Captain George Frick, In the local ofllco of the Jersey Cen- FOR SALE, electric train, prlco »10, El- FIVE-UOOM furnlBhed apnrtment for l outbuildings- Garret Cottreli, Eng- room set, RIUKIQ hed, baby grand Io West Front, (it Tenrl Ftreet. Ked I-nnk, f,t Hector place, Red Bank. tral power and light company. METAL WEATHERSTRIPS for doora and rent; all .mprovements; cn.ll evenings. llahtown. N. J.. B. P. 1. slo VnnDrunt, 41 Rlvorsldo nvenue, Red Apply Uiirdge & Sons, 125 Uroad street. phono t!37. Open evenlnKB. Miss Anna H. Bodle has boon visit- Bank. Red Bunk/ windowsi cave 26% oE fuel coala. H. 6 IlWcrsUlo avenue. Red Bnnk. DUTCH colonial, feU rooms, »un porch, ' Ilendrlckson & Co phon Rd Bk hot water hent, fireplace; garage; ex- FAMILY movlrnr to Now York will sacrl- BRAND NEW Kcnuine Cnrl ZelfiH nrmy and A.' Hendrlckson & Co., phone lied Bank STEAM HEATED apartmentp, under n?w LARGR sno-fnot river front plot, ing nt Washington, D. C. 3H2-W. ~ ' rfillent location In Fair Haven; $35. Ray fico household furniture, living room niivy blnoculara, cost ?l!(n, sell for $fiO ; oad, lied management, as follows; Threo rooms, Bnnk. Viinliorn, real estate and insurance, phone beautifully located; evergceens and Tho Keyport literary club will ro- set, throo rugs, enamel bedroom Bet, ex-res«lBr un-to-dato and one portable Un- FARM PRODUCE. bath, $22.50; two rooms and bath, J25. dorwood typewriters, S20 each; ten oil, Red Bank 2S3. nlmda trees; highly restilcted; ten flUme Its meetings for tho season to- tra bod, now double o>y bed; other arar- - for typewriter bargalnflj rent Also ono three-room apartment, $20. Ap- Kan, coftl ntuvea, raiiKcs, $3.50 up; Horare mhmtea from Red Bank anil Long morrow with a luncheon. ticles. 42 East WcaUid RRedd FARMERS and truck growers will find a ala and expert, repairing. 39 Broa( ply 106 Wfillacn street. Red Bank, second FIVE-ROOM bung alow for rent on Mon- Bank. Waters piano. $35; musical instrumentB, ready ma rice t for their produce by ad- atrcot. Red Bunk. 1 fl roe avenue; gas, electricity and running Branch, on Shrewabury river; high Mies Elsie Morris, a nurse In a toola; two houHQn, two trucks for solo water in kitchen; clean and attractive verthina In The Reylater'i dapnltled -ol- PAINTING, docoratliiR, paper hanging^ THREE-ROOM apartment for rent, $15; ground, graded. At sacrifice. Inquire JOHNSON SEAHORSE 24. Outboard mo. chcup, or exchnriKe. Moyan MIHHIOII EX- Inndloi-d pnya for water; $14.00 pej Brooklyn hospital, ia recovering from t«r, Class C. Ludlnaton boat, speed fif- CHtimutca aup piled on large or »mal gas, lights and bnth on i>remlM>H. 14 chfiiiKG, 1 T> Linden plnco, roar bulldSng. month. Mrs. R. C. Hance, 101 Rivorsidt P. O. Box 334, Long Branch, N. J. a severe Illness at the homo of herty miles hour; perfect condition; origind HANP-PICKED npiiloa. Golden Dcllclou jobs; interior and CJtterior palntina; ex- Spring- street. Apply at 10G Wallace STOVES7' kitchen~rnnBe07~pai(B""and "re- avenue, opposite_Mn]]y rjtrhjar JloteL* mothor, Mrs. Fannlo Morrla. cost 8630, will soil for $75 before storlnp. Red Delicious, Stoyman "Win can pi ccllent wall paper service. Arthur E. Htreet. Red Bank. Fred Brown. 04 Wallace atreet, Red. Bank.* paiiH; larKO assortniei^t of Perfect. Ceoruo E. IMorco, Sleepy Hollow road, near Boyce, paintlns contractor, phone Rumso FOR RENT at CampbeH'B Junction, a stot* IIOUSK of leevn rooms and bath, nar<4- Mloa Sophia Holeotls haB returned. Thatcher, Canopy ranges. Stove Ex- FIVE-ROOM apartment, two baths, river wood floors, all Improvementa; two-car Hendden'a Corner, R, F. D. No. 1, Red666. location,, hent, hot water, garage Includ- pultnblo for a shoe repairing shop. Ap- from a threo months' visit at Asbury chnnKe, opposite railroad station, 74 ply to H. F, Lnbifcque, CampbeM's J Karni,'c, iart'e lot; Cot «aie. 12,800. oa Bank. ^ ______ELECTRICAL Iteyalr Servh-o; free Inapoc"- ed ; must boo aoeaone to bo ppappreciatede . Church street, Hrlilgo nvdiuic, Hud Hunk. ____^_ ltSon, N. J- netit Comptori atreat. BeU Park. tlon all makes radlqs, rofrlgeratora and RoomsR , BroaB d streett, furnishefihdd or unfurf - | i5JV-_.*-' , . ^ ^_9l__.l_ H'fd N. J." STOVES, fuel oil, finest built, clenn, ef HAY for sale, baled: moderate prlcoi. Rev. Morris Derr, a formor rector Leonardo News. waahliiK machines; radio or vacuum clean- nlshed. Shrewabury River Afiency, phone [ FOUR-ROOM npartmetitp , nicely furnlRhed. FINE old colonial farmhouse, nino ofc ficient. economicnl: siiRhLIy uaed while ers repaired SI.00, parts extra. Jiick La- ReRdd BBnnkk 78 78** I electric refrigeration nidiorudio; gnraKCgarage; of St. Mary's Episcopal church, was Matthew MulHn, Brookdale Fftrm, refrigeration, alt improvements; steum hent, twfelve ennniel K»« ranKO 515; inneo oil burner; l'redft S'inor Service, 117 Monmouth street N. J. • (The lied Bank RegUtar can b« bought Llncroft, N, J,, phone 8282-W. Rtfd , three room*, bath, j "!»"«' " Bcrca; four-room cottage, barn, thrt* a recent visitor hore. Mr. Derr Is Wlllard batterleF, 53.95 and old one. Wll- phono Ked Hank 3937-2886. ed: all In.Leonardo at tha stores of William Moy- lard Service. lU'West Front atreet. Ked Frlgldnire, etenm hent, electric and hot blocks oft state hlnrhway: price $10,500. Bank, CESSL'OOI^S clcaiica,""cc\lurB~~d^Br'8coop- F. W) now located at Loulaborg, Pa. ars, William Shipson and Albert Jere- Bank." filter ^lipplieu^ gfkVftgc lciGpiion© Red Frank U. Lnwen, il Shrewsbury avenue, inff nnd gradiiiK; at reasonable rates. Dr. and Mrs. Murray Woronoff lAs,) Bank 1409-J. plume Red Dank 2H75. FAMILY Ico box for aulo. In good condi- FOR SALE, twenty-five tona of billed Howard Maxson, phono Atlantic Highlands SIX-ROOM houpo »it 38 East Weatalde havo returned from a trip to Canada. wheat straw; will eell for rensnmi 1 FORECLOSURE barpain! Here la a truly Bally day and promotion exercises tion. Telephone Rumnon 477." TWO APARTMENTS for rent, three and avenue; bath, aU ImrrovementB , r«nt price. Call Red Hank S845-J, E. H. lal liai-Kain r »om« hrewd ... Mlsa Frances Rawo has a position DOUBLE bed mnttrcsn, three-flimrter bed four roome: improvements; $18 nnd $15. rea°onnl)le. Ari'b* Vera Norcrosn, wero held at the Baptist church Sun- ilh LANKENAU SCHOOL for^irls; accredited vector or the man o wunts to own fall in the ofllco of Dr. Vlneborg, optom- mnttrCHs anil Oriole gun Btove, four- __ ^__ Apply at 72 Monmouth street. Red Bark.* Wallnco Btreet Ked Dnjik, rhone 2^10-^ __ day, at which 150 Sunday-school ! preparatory; religion and French or (Jer- own home and Iny lnht; six room*, all buvner and oven. Apply R.chnrd DeaVo, I>A1HY FEED—Save money; stop in "and FOUR-ROOM bimenlow, nil Improvements, etrist, who recently opened an ofllco icholars and teachers wore present. mnn in all urtidea; mufiic, art, gymn&Bliim pnvement; s goog d aizo lot, orlulnaorlul l in the Scllgman building. ?5_liLJill?t"__^!22^Prv> N. J * pick up a bag or more. Special i>rlce9 Inilivldiiiil pupervlsion of health, Btudles ROOMS FOR RENT. icnthly. Inquire Box rtRsge WBB J4.500. Propertt y jusj t //ore- Ten primary children who were pro- 1 caul, and carry. Try our Bpccinl HO. character; $;>00. Catalog. 2ZQ GIrart Eaton town. N. J.' sod. You con luiy It {or $2,250. MIU HOUNDS—"Walker "* breed: one broke, PLEASANT front room for rent, two min- Robert Haitman has resumed his moted to the junior department re- ration for quality and price. llunco _ e pll (I la a HALF of double house. 1even rooms and Dork, SS Broad street, R.d Bank, 0110 BIX months old; ready to run. arik I\X_iH _ if? _ f?!? _.?. ^ ™__ utes' walk from itation; private family. Davis, phonoJRed B _1^3.__ bath; saiage; nil nelvy painted and p^liono lfilfi. studies at tho John Marshall school ceived diplomas. They were Robert Georgo Woodward, Mnln Btreet, Ocenn- KKM'OVKH of dend" animals. DeaO~nnU 131 South Bridge avenue. Red Dnnk.* port, N. J/_ POULTRY "maahes—GeTour pricVoiirT maU removed Irco of charge. Phom papered; vevy rcasonftblo' five minutes to FOR SA.L10 or rent, the old Aften Home- of law at Newark. Downea, Herman Hotem, William NICE front room, .comfortably" "fui nifllTcd ; KITCHEN rnngo and oil burner*, $15; „ rollard'n Lay or Bust feeds. Life Red Hank 3391-J. Paul Rltzau. Btntlon and buslneM (-ceti >n. Can bo ecen Ptoml, cornel- of Sycumore iivcnuo and Mrs. Mattle McKeen, Mrs. Oliver Isakon, George Isaac, Gertrude Da- In private family. All conveniences; hot emnll cook stove $fi, pnrlor heater, like Cycle nianh with Mannmnr, etc. Spechil at any time. 19 Oakland street, Red Brond Btrect, SlirewEbury. Trlceless as a wator heat; very reaaonahlo rntca. A.teo Walling and son of Hillside and Mrs.vldelt, Katharine McCandloss, Doro- new; fit\o innhoKnny bultet $fi, wnlnul rlpsk inicea cash .and carry. Hanco & Uavia, Bank.* historic site, potentially valuable as a KHt-sifc. 81 South "otreet, Red Bank, 55; rust yeloiir drapes^ 'Stnrifiberry Thrift phone Ked_Bank_103. lHl*lncl>B "He. Tor complete details applr Martin McKeen and daughter of thy Rocholle, Nancy Nixon, Shirley phono 1330-M. , ___ FIVE-ROOVKROOM bunpnlow,bunpow, " all Improvements, Shop, Wilson avenue, 1'ott Monmouth, HAY for iale, baled; moderate prices. hot air heat; newly paintetedd within;; fine to owner's representative. Joseph Q. Me- Newport News, Virginia, were the ro-Merker and Jean Fautcck. A very OIL BURNER-SERVICE. ""or*~uni_rn.Bhed roo"rna~ln locationih; naraKC neal r school and b Cuo AKency, Unmpon. N. J. _—-*. cent guests of Mrs. D. C. Wnlling, Jr. interesting program was given, after lfiuncra nerviced; boilers cleaned; 24- OIL. BUHNERS J12.50; replaco coal or Cook. P. C Donner Farm, Lonjiatreet private family, for rent. 180 Eaal Front line. Price |3i| i ppeer month. Frank B. FOR" SALE! flve^roonT bunkalow with road, Holmdel,_N._J. hour service. I'hone Rod Bnnk 2233 o Charles Adaro, Jr., Is spending a which tho entiro Sunday-school mem- wood in iiny kind of stove: even, con- tKhtj Btreet, Red Bank. rhono Ked Hank Lnwes, 17 Shrewbbuth b y avenue, phone Ited bath, city wUter, EOO*1 heat; lot &0XUQ. month's vacation at Palm Beach, bora had their pictures taken In tunt heat; idonl for bultlnB or roantlntf. WILL SELL cheap tho whole stock of tur- 139-J. . Bank 2S_7K.______.__„ Mortgage.la Home Owners' Loan Corpor- Florida. group by Mr. Baldwin of Atlantic Suvo time, energy nnd money. Fully (ruor- keyH, geese, ducks and flfty bantnm CICUCHETEIIS wanted (female), experi- FURNISHED room, attractive, large, turn- SMALL five-room house for rent nt lium- ation. Will well for S'J50. No agent, Highlands. imtcod. ChnrloB M. Allaire, 12 Clinton chickens; must be sold. Bryan, l^rt-nu- enced on infants' hiuiil-ninde bootees fortable, lunny, residential; private, no snn; KHH, electric water; rent ?15. Ap- •wanted. I'^O. HoxO. EntontoiBn. N. J. Tho 100th anniversary of tho Btreet, Entontovvn. N, J.' Peck, Ivontr Brnnch, N. J. nnd Htirquca. Write CharlcH Metz, U other roomera; on bua line; garn^e if de- ply Huj;h Cniton, 19 I^eiRhton avenue, Red l^b^SAX-i-Cifii nciefl and five-room bun- NurtJi Skill street, Philadelphia.- Pa, sired. Reaflonable. 158 Branch avenue, lUJ founding of Calvary Methodist Sun- ])(>IJBIiK BEI», vnnity, ptool, drcRser, chlf- HOKSES wanted to pnsturo or board; the Kiilow on Route 34. liuntcalow at flv« Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wlckmi>n CHKK, colored flll-atoLitul cook, want a po- yhonc Rod Bunk 111T-J. f ore be, thnir, ftsl - mrpet; good condi- fmeBt «f white clover mentltma and nm- . ! HOUSE for rent ooms. rooms, bath, nt Keanahurg. $1,600, »lf)» dfly-Bchooi will bo hold today, to- hove moved to Atlantic Highlands. (utlon^ _ Sarnuel Hob.iin,. Naveai_k..avG-. tion. Also thi-PO.jilecQ.. Ringle, bed-jocm l)inc-.^atcr.—AV«lt«r- Klelda,-- Mul«wiiiiu> -LAIUIE, sunny, unfurnished, i suitable h.it-h ; nil- imrt Elver PIIUH, six -Men.. .taih. Furnished hunmilow In Fair Have* wprrow_8nd,.§undajr.....Thp._Sunday- .Tho subject of the sarniona jiext. M2. for businen3 girl, teacher student.: OorRe Kaney, M)nx-rmentK. Anply River S 1.200: sixteen ni-re." limil $I;000: — Luken, BiiltV T. Briitin, i'J mibbard avenue. road, Red Dunk, II. V. D. NO;JL___. - BChooT was started in a house owned ndufy morning and evening at tho Hlvcr Plaza, rhono lied Dnnk 80Q4-W.*_ WHITB'POTATOES. sweet potatoen, li^T lRIj WANTEl)" for KeiiGral" housoworki pan nnd electric liBht, hot nrul cold run- Plaza, Red Hani;. Foster street, Beiford, N. J. I by John Snydor on tho corner of Baptist church will bo "Jesus, the KNTEltrKISB fnlit p'rcH*. cunt "Vfi.7'6, In and corn for sale. Maple Farm, Se-en- nix days frum about 9 :00- to 2:00. Call nlnp wator; $0.00 jier week with room and *(, Flrat and Church streets. William King," and "Jesua, Johovah." At tho flood condition; price ?•(; nlf*o oil burn- Uridgo rond, I-lttlc Silver, N. J., phone _\)'i Lnko^ nvenue^ Ked Hank.* -HEC. Telephone Red Ilnnk 3103-W. __ V»nDlno was the first superinten- Christian Endeavor meeting tho er for kitchen range: gmnl condition; two- Uod Bnnk 14-1-J. CARKTAKKIt for ftmall opart ment ""house COMFORTABLE room for priv Kitllon container; price Slo. Wulfine, 47 FORTY Darred Iiock pullets, four months, to run furnace In cxrlmnuo for rent. fnmily: good location, vc Apply cvenuiKa 8:3<( to H:UU P. M, 106 dent. Tonight W. A. Brady, a former topic will bo "Tho World Vision of Kemp av£uuoi_F_ulr Jluvcu,_N._J." two weeks, old; will sell reasonable, in 21 Uarrleon avenuo. Call Red Bank HRyB. Wnllm-e street, Red Hank'. Under new pastor of Calvary church, now ofJCBUB." Tho deacons of the church DEN(iAL tcaa ranpo "f "TBITIO. A-! condi- nuantltlofl. Sydney Hurnberger, Nuta\vnnii> T23 MONM6ufir7treet"~rooma" "j2~and road, Bert_Bank, phono 3S5G-M. t Woodbury, will bo tho speaker. To-will meet Monday evening at eight tion: fllno clertilc Hu inR machine, rea- J3 per week; home-like surroundings; Honnblc. A. ilninmom US Lincoln ave- OHlCKlCN~n,nrniro'forVale.~ Fine piTlvor^ SVHlTi: LlIRiT\v il toh~clp hoard optional. morrow night Rev. Dp. P. A. Do-o'clock at the home of Daniel P. i-ovk ; plcep i nue, Atlnnllc IUKIIIHTKI Iierl chicken manure, BiiHnblo for InwtiK. p . Kenn not hh LL. Walker. NICELY furnished rcoin, hath, with or Loonarct of River Plaza. Tho Inter- Kd d ParkPk, Little Silver, N. J. When You Want Anything Marls will address the congregation. DOOHS nnd porch nnsh, porch pontn, «na hhrulis nnd Kardcim. Price roasonnlile. without board. In tho 300 block qn Dr. DoMaria was former district modlato Christian Endeavor society rmipo nnii ice box for Bale. ft. O. Wilt- Harry N. Sprung, Llncroft, phono iled NY"KINI)~"of~"w"ork~wnnT Charles Rrond street. Inquire at the Elks club Hank 44G-W-1. superintendent of churches In this will meet at tho church Tuesday KilPB, 1 Kim ii[»ro, IteJJ3an_kf phono fllUj.* Ec-limnn, :t3 _nst IJiicoln a Atlim- rest nu rant^ . llIhld* Use The "Sign Language" district. At tho Sunday service a evening at oight o'clock. On thoSTKHlitNU eonl Move for unlo. Inquire BAU CORN for suit. H. T. dnl.rk „ LAIIOE room for rent, furnished, with samo evening tho trustees will meot 16 Myrtle avenue, I,nnK Branch, M. J., or _Son, MEddlQtnwii, N. J., phone 364-J. FIRST-CLASS lioiiHoworker desires work • kit <• lionet I o on first floor; suituble for bronao tablot will bo unveiled. This biriiness .-ouple. Address 3G Enn front ourt for clubbing at th» church at eight o'clock. A cnll I-oiur Hrnnrh 1147-J." _____ (fRKKN" MOUNTAIN potft"toc~fo7~7BTo; can take full churno ot bu!sincs» petiole's Rnstus Johnson was hailed into tablet will commemorate, i tho event 0 slrept, Ited Hank. meeting of the Junior Chrlutlan En- ELKCTRIC evtteo mill, manufactured by Call Red Hank 3.S4C.I. E. H. Urancli. homo. Can drive rnr; bout of reference. , a mule. and has been donated by four per 17 rrarl_Ptr(iGt. Red Hunk/ AVKNT three"rooins'"for" llk'ht" ho~u KtoL-trf-t'nt f'r>.. A-l condition: will noil FOJTSALR. fifty' "bimheliTrye." thrco~fonH deavor society will bo held Wednes- very reii»niui1ily. K. I. Onkley, cornor Wi'l'lTK "(-'(Rl7~w.,n7c"(i""t tako l-L'uptnc: Pi (her furnished or uufur- ions whoso ancestors v/ero active Btmw, Wli\flic«ter 30-30 and .22 i\iito "Do you now know," naked the jui^»\ "that yon run day afternoon after the public school llm-dluK roml anil Ilmlfion n venue, Ued 1 ni.-'lHMJ. 23 Maple nvonnf. IU d Hank.' workers In tho thon now Sunday- rifles. ('. R. iMiKlund, box 107. UY<1 Unnlc. <-bi!d mul inako hersi !! UrtCfuI. I'hon accomplish mort>, with itnimaU liy appnltlng to la dlsmlssod. A Sunday-school bus- Hunk.' Red Hank I6.TJ-R Friday. WAUM, Tunny, com'forlnbly funiit-hed Phono Hnlmdrl ll(> or Rod Hank Jtniiri.' room, on bua line; in refined neighbor- them?" HOhool. They are Capt. Frank B, iness meeting will be held next Wed- VOH S M, 'mn.ini.ll. MiUnWe for clnm YOV'NC, \A\)Y wanted to net n» wiilti^slT. Doutflna Kiiltllo,. Occnnport, N. hood ; ron van lent !o turn I ness section. Stonoy, Charles G. Snydcr, Si\, and nloop VddrafiH WaltrcRA, box fill, Ued Hank." 1 nesday ovenlng at nine o'clock. BUSINESS NOTICES. I'hone (or nt'IHiintnicnt, ur ci\I| ut 36 "Yea .'uih, Jcrlf;* ," rejil l Raatufl, '"but tii^ hero inulo WOULD liko Kcnenii" housework wlth"'iimttU Harding rom). Mis. K. 1, Oakley, phone B. H. Wharton of this placn nnd T. la as deeC n.s a post, I hti.'i to ooinmunlcato wkl Mrs. Thomas Thomas and children WANTED, clcclrlcal work, all kinds. 51.00 family or elderly couple. Addre»n M.Kud Hank 3lHfi>U.* ______Walter Snydor of Weat Palm Beach, PUMP—One-Inch fnur-atngo centrlf- M., ,H_ MJiiton_I^ne. Frjir llavrn.N. J." lilm hi di! sign laiiKUBKc ' nnd Mrs. Brown motored from Cald- ' per outlet. Wrlto DoruCi, electrician. l-'UBNISTIKD roomi ivnt. bn nkTiist or Florida. UBBI, Btandanl (IUIHU complete %vlth I'ovt Mnnmouth, or lihnnc KenTisbiiiK ^5 WOMAN wanteV'Yor" "u«ht"~ workT Komi wcll on Thursday to attend tho Bap- 1 Iirlvlh'ce of Itltchc lOtj Han liiK roftil. I one 5 h. ii. 220 volt A. O. 3-nhnRC, 60- lifter 6:00 I . H. Stovo oil burner, rom- honie, flniall WHKCH. Meyer'a tit010, l'ort For quick comimmieiilinn lu>twe171i~lii^ d Hank." that something, thr ".ilgn lanB\m,,'«i" li a most elll- BtnuHlon. on imy wind or utrinir inntrii- lady wanted for part tlnm eimiloyilient; All Kim place, Mr. and Mm. Thomas Koolilcr, who foulvd. complete wllh % h. p. 220- ; "foi~ rcn't In buck of clcnt method. Bui t,nch Mrouutiiis "ficii'i" na RiiKtus iiient. lnrludlrtf areardton. Arranncmcutti fiidy position: must have exptuiciu-o in 1 (Th« Red Bank Reflate! can b> tmush' opent tho Bummer at Leonardo, have volt .'t-1'hnHO flO-cyclo motor; both un- enn lii) inn da to puirhiiKo iTiftruniunlH, Al- ladies rendy-ta-wenr »ud BccesHoriesi. SI i (in*] 1 hen tor, oir hou^t . 1 , Linden einployod am not nrov-iary for n':.;ultH. la B.abrlfht at the .tort, of Morris Wei,. 1 (Jivo returned to their'homo nt Plalnflcld HO lopnlrlng. Ann«*c. 47 Wiuililnctot, full detail. * ami ruferoncu In reply. pluci', Kcd ltanU.' man and II. Le?kotrltK.) uHcd and In orlnlnn! Hhlppli.fr cratei. Ad- for the winter. , . dro.Hn K. S., box fill. Ued Hank. AilvWtinlnir In the wnnt column:i of Tho Rpgtntcr In COBI $.125,00 new, no rcnunnnblo olTor Htreot, Phono IUd Hank lTfil, ivrtnitf..t iivull'i.bto YOliNr;~t.IliL'WuiW po^itlnn na BalcHliVdy, p Tho Sea Blight Women's Demo- Mr. nnd Mm. Henry Itelnmn of rcfimod. Hun 1. (icity, Inc. If* M«- 'ONEY~'TO'L(JAN"uv h>~>a00 ; out', mud e rate. cratic club will hold a card party Ice, cnnfldtntlnl ; {tnymcntn over period frtim to d thin community honuute It povfonuH Itn varloua Now York spent 'ho wnek-ond willi c),B!,W", Htroct. Jtcil HunVi. flftefil. irinntbH; .iitei-enl _ * J. % por .joiio Ur»s«, 47 Kim plnco, Ilcil Hank, Thursday night, October 17, nt thoMr nnd Mrn. Arthur Rofcnan. month 011 bnlnnru. Shorn Lonn AB«O(III- _ services quickly iinil nt. small cost, which olhorwtuo homo of MrB. Claudo Mlnaldl. Mr. nml Mm. Stephen Wlckmnn of BAK«iAfNS~B.wayHr ""k 11 clicii ^c'h nl r«*~B0c^ tlon, 100 Droitdiviiy, [,oni[ Ilranch, phono B MAN wanted to rail uu "farnir KNISHKI) room nnd caniKfl. all roii- would roquli'c consldorablo tlmo and money. At a mooting of the Sons and Leonardo hnvn rented nno of Josoph bcili Si, Ico boson $2, porrclnln to[> ta- ?*.**• __ r;t In North Motinmuth c(HM.tj' ; inaki^ vcnlpiice:!; Btciim heat; SJl.iiii pei* week. blo $11, etc We |.uy and noli overythliiK. OlibSB, iDeksmitii: U,'rn'f\xct\, koyn" 'lit tell I" . to SIS! a dny. No experienco or cap- -U'i'liuno ;400_J, K«d Hank.' Through Iho Wnnt ColtimtiB of Tho Roj:latu to offur nvo Intro- plan. other nuccosotul danco at the Leon- I.iMi Nlrho.mi, t>ccnn nveimn, Hoii Jilrlaiit, iMirof. on Infnntn* tiiini.-niiulu bootcri nnii FOR UHLAL KSTATK. insurBnce of nil nnciiuoi. Write Clinrlm Metr, H North TWO Hl;hrii"rVuHCkropinK rooniH 'fof reTit; dlici'il to mil- annllipr. Kjirmorii llml buynis for tlmlr N. J." , _ Paul Potorson Is having u vaca- ardo grill Saturday evening. A largo .Si,Id Btrcet. l'hlhuldphla. Vn.' rompK'tvly ftirnlshi'd ; hunted i U vuk. liuvplu^ [';inu ittoituctsi. T.o?t lU'tlcU'H aro rottnitcil tion from hla duties at tho Hoa KVKKCItUKN TJtKKS. tlHumundrt of urlTor- klntji or flrit tnortgnire lonns, con- v crowd nttonniul ami pvcryboily had sult Huwklnt llrolhfin, 10 Mniinmucli ut rally lucatud. 10 Uruminund l (f> th*'ir rinhtfid owm'if). Small nipi'^hantM K'afn new vltno, wlillu «iiriu-o mul UOIIKIUH fir. eil Hani;.* Bright postoflloo. Ho nnd hls family a delightful time. (•It-la to iwplvn fc«t tnll ut $1.00 onrh; •troot. Rail Dank. roinimnimi; run drive cur; bent ri'fer- are visiting relatives In Canada. MrB. Jumwi Fngan la «nondlnn n l«ii ollu-r Imnt v«il«llp« nt extremely low rtici-. r.!» Kortnr v\ncot Rod lUuik.*_ Several flno catchoa of bluoflah lUlccNi tin OH to fWe-oy« paonlon, named FOR EXCHANGE. few dnyo with friends at Now York . <-0O!)_, eWtraeto7amrlMilliln l.iirlu'lnr'fl or widnwoi'n hunit:; host of Tn fact, Tho llPRlfltiT'fl Wnnl lii'parlmcnt In n "MIKH viu 1 ft Ion, "fin cin-li. (Jhrlnttnnn trees cut entlmnlo any Job on ymn I'tt'inii (JWNKlt wijtjie.* to pxchjuilto lidjiilnlnn lotn^ wero mado last wook. John Carlfion Tho Ladles' aW noclety of the H»p-when wttUUtl fit lo i>ur lucli, AHIIGULOI and vt'ftM-i'M-f* furnlnlieil. AuiliL'iiii llimflt!- lanf;u.'iL,'t'" ulmu;;| unlvmtiul III -lla uiio.'l, KlvlllK 1'a- ludl Interior and rx^rlor pninti rtml Moiml nvdnmi nml Koy»(i>Mi ililve, Al- brought In 1,000 poundtj. tlnt church will glvo a luncheon nt EHiOmllum i( clulty. Phono Um\ Hunk LUd-J, Us to HH thousmndn of weekly, nvulcra. Uiuilwmu Hiovti, AlU'i.lown, K. J., iuu««ry If you luive ivorktul for tbuln nturcH, WHIo II" Halt Vulorlo .treiit, Siliiln Hnr- fant daughter havo returned home River Plnca today. nt lmliiyitown HUtlou, N.__J-.. , I'enrljtlnint. Koil llaaik. bnrn. Cnllfornln. AVhpn you wahf anydilnfr within t!if> nuiKO of rflft- : vM.i'ilnnro nnd if nvailnblo for imrt thni». from the Hazard hospital at Long Mra. Androw Watts, who wp.8 a pa- it'C A HADHH.A.' Nu. HO. COIIMUIO for unle, MOTOlilHTMl —Winter IH *i*ui»i 1 ii't-."" Imvn Full ilctallfl. «t,.; Ailrirua M. Q., box Ml, nnn, put It up to a Hoiilfitfir Want Advot-tlaftttiftnt tr> Branch. tient at tha Long Branch hoapltii cost nrlulunlly $207; *nml«rful Um*\ In your rmllttlnr .nBpcctad unit itipunuil ur Itcd Hank. _ find It. 25 conts for 30 wnrda. 1'liono Luclty l.'l, Herl cloill\e K 1 r._ Mnpln Avoniin. Ited Ilank/_ with ftr without chlckcilH; munll PqttmaatcrH' unaoclatlon tonight at homo. Her condition In much Im- THUKH piwlnr rual ilovui for enloj ail In any sntajl towti I.AUNIMIY w"iuito(riirrto"ut"h»niii Avlinio »t(,ri' with llvltm loulll... proved, 1 th» Berkeley Cavtoiot hotel at As- to tho l'hoto Hhuii, II! Wiillino Miti't, cli'iuilnit; bortt rofcronco. 169 lllvoi ur hluliwar. Cllciiili will Dillon. lUVtfl MoiifuVi ni'tMMK*. Anbui-y i'tifk, lu.r. llellord. N. J.1 bury Park. Jamei Zaremlm has accepted a po wo itlll ilevatup and print one roll of film Htri'.M. pbon« UVA Hank 3i(J0-J ttftor rt:«i> MIBB Mar]orie Stlllman of this •Itlon us mMhtnUt with tho Now-[lll(ltU) It 07O, _^ _ nt linlf thn leitttlnr1 t»rlo« mul ninkn yuiv I'. U.* _ l'AHM'.! WANTliU- lliivii buyat'*; "»ivo" fiiU AMKKCAN Vuwmlli Kiiiiillmt: rmuiilito,Tost « t>jtononl ff n fi>7 oiiliUKomont from any <1cHt'il|)tU)ii, hilllillnKx. Inml luxl InrFltluu placo sailed Saturday on tha S. Sar. k Mattl oompany. *HO0 inn-| will innko nimn klfulllnif wood ncKRtlvo, 'I'lds Qltei In aond only If you ID <1C:IU cilT 7 fitiiinpa or'tit(-« dujt "»t, i\«,l nrli'O. AMtuM Uox 275. Ooeanriiil'l. Pennsylvania of tho Panama-Paclflo Mian Mallett. & teacher at tho high In hnur thnn ninn could ell dnv- AUo M»W linnet thu ml, tJoma tti unil s»t m-tmtiiiH- ,tt'.\lu..](u \v«vl* (Wvie or ntt>no work, wulls line for a crulso to California. school, Is confined to hor homo will' honch, tiaw mul mimiiltH) nintor; nit In lino ml. W« will .'hunk your ramarn nt no emt or iiiilt<>rs built; alio InndncnplnR oi' nny a liirKO amount ot n flovero cbW. nml will bo KIIUI to h«]p you f;ct bfllm kirn! of xvntk you would Ului lo hnvo ilom> i hn pliKixl I" nmnll inte, Anbury Pink, iihmut :ut7D, l»lctui'«ft In n»y wny we can." will lift «lntu» v»iy VHMnnnblo. Aildrann 11. II i:o(nt iiKippity \on\ ,'!l"li" d«. iMH"ltAN(JM,' fiMU'.i.mi.or, "ulild oven" anil 1 Fiiilerul iiKont) uolzod 1,027 Illegal The ro»d to better and blRC'lr bunl EK/i_katintl«eTl>ii|)pryoiir .Snl'lltr, K. I' . P., No. 1, ito«l Mniik.* __ ili' i HI.1OIIII.I- nelklllimhii uli nml IKjuor illatlllorloa in North Carolina brnllgf 1 COOUIUM uttn^U ilmwcr; ^ood le ink-en lira tow, I.tilior titnl MHM'IiK A' H'J 1J \vmiiHii wlflhon pooliluii ii'< li i .>*i>«mri|l>lfl )>l'[l|ll«. tiee» leads throufth Tho Uegfatat'8 ad- comiltltmi (nod ona y«ar, prlro $20. Apptipei- - mipplliid, 19.BO and up. Ju»t floml t\> hniiRi>U«Mk ; mlinloii Ik »','„. Milton H.iH«ikk Aiium'yAiiunfy; nil during tli« year ending July 21,1MB, vsrtiilnjj lm*\dtlt ptt 1* UlnghnW «v*nut, Huraiqn* ii, J, curd. lUnry H*||, Uttls Hllver, H. J, bent .9f»i«nc«, 1'hoit* Ited Bank U97-K,* UioaJ attest, phoua «ad Dank 1110. Page Thirty RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 10,1935.

to the regulations of the state board Rumson Schppl of education concerning the required Little Silver PTA ANNOUNCING THE OPENING amount of supervision. The build- GARAGfc DOORS ing Itself, of course, continues to be Opens Fall Season CHAS. C. CONOVER, Gets PWA Grant an old bulldiiiK seriously overcrowd- ed. This will not bo true much long- Hennessey's Fish Market 8 Linden I'lace, lied Bank The Little Silver Parent-Teache Approximately One-Third of To- er, I congratulate you particularly RUMSON COAL YARD Red Bank J97 on the improvements which have association held Its first meeting o 20 MONMOyTH ST., RED BANK, N/J. tal Sum of $59,000 Received been made in the library and library the fall season Monday at tho new I*. W. HAMMOND, Mgr. COMPARE OUR qUAUTY WITH OTHERS school. Officers serving this year by Board of Education—Six- service. Avenue of Two Riven, Runuon, New Jeraey All Our Sea Food Guaranteed Fresh. No Cold Storage. "There continues to be rather are Mrs. John Simpson president, Year Course Approved. heavy assignment of period loads to Mrs. Fred Dunnell first vice presl Absolutely Pennsylvania's Fined and Cleanest BUY YOUR FISH IN A FISH MARKET; several of the teachers, particularly Tho Tlum.-on board of education at dent, Mlas Agnes Hackctt secom ANTHRACITE COAL to the science teacher. Although the vico president, Mrs. Joseph Curtis .-! night's meeting received $21,- ratio of teachers to pupils Is satisfac- SOLD ON MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE Phone 1377. We Deliver i i'.'il'.S:* rloni the federal government, tory It is undesirable to assign any treasurer, Mrs. Harry Dunbar socla DELIVERING 600 lbs. AND UP ANYWHERE secretary and Mrs. O. B. Davis, Jr. WEEK-ENEK-END SPECIALS 1 'tin- llrst payment of tho PWA jjrant teacher more than five class periods Vrosh Blue Snappers i>! .$5l',(tiHi linni the federal f,'ove,rn- a day. I call your attention to this recording secretary. THOSE WHO TRY IT—BUY IT. Fresh Bluefish ... jue'nt for the eonsti uction of the new merely as an Indication of the dif- Committee chairmen appointed Phone jRumson 704-J or 361 FRE8H roitGKES 12; ficulty of making an acceptablp e were Mrs. Harry Dunbar, member- 20;, hi.^h school. The money was turned schedule for Fresh Eels (nor to Charles B. Ward, custodian h very smallll schoolhl. ship; Mrs. Fred Dunnell, program; Atlantic Highlands 642-R Fresh Weakfiah Some Increase In your present en- Mrs. E, J. Stewart, refreshments, and of school funds. rollment will Justify the employment Stove or Nut Coal $10.50 ton Fresh Ilutlerllsh 16*1b 25;,. Mrs. Charles Elchman, milk. l<*reSli OYSTERS M r\ Fresh SEA CRABS Harry A; Kcttel, clerk, was In-I of an. additional teacher which in doz. stunned to send a h?ttfr of thanks to j turn would, make possible the re- Talks were given by Dr. Edwin F. Pea Coal $9.00 ton doz. Jlantnii I!. Motcalf, Jr., for donating | duction of the period load In tho Stewart of Fair Haven and Dr. A. Buckwheat , $7.75 lon 35° science department. This dlfllculty W, Sweet of Freehold. Pupils of a '" IO tho use of his polo Hold on the cor-j was anticipated when plans for the Plus Sales Tax %%. All Kinds of Frtsh Sen Food nt Reasonable Prices at All Times in'! of Knmsoh road and Bingham | Mrs. Adele Conover'a clas3 presented school were made, and I think there "Mother Goose" play. Piano and n\er.uc for high school football i is at the present time no economical '-:.vim-.--. .Mr. Motcalf informed Bert-I way of correcting \k A small school violin selections were given by Boo- rjiin II. I'orcien, president of the j is always relatively- more expensive Jamln Summers, Mary Ruddy, Jean liquid, that tho hiph pchool team than a larger school and the sched-- Haviland and Frank Selbert, and Griddle and Jug What it takes ro-.ild al^o practice on the field and ule of classes a more difficult task. harmonica selections were played by Floor Covering !h:i' 'iurinK parties cars could be "Will you please Inform your board Walter Berk, Ormond Ritter, Lucy of education that I am highly gratl-i Herbert and Violet Ryser. NATIONAL New Red to make men say parked on tho Hold on the Rumson lied with the progress which has :oad sidp The first home game will The association will hold a dessert- been made at Rumson during the irldge Friday afternoon, November Patterns be plaved there Xovember 2 against past year. I shall recommend the 5c-10c & 1.00 STORE "I'll take it"- Lvndhurst. renewal of the approval of this , at two o'clock, in the new school Completo lUlldimj. FREE DELIVERY. The l»ird voted to hire a bus to school, this time not as a partial Don't think for a h! h full six-year J ^ i m« • Formerly Frown-Cooper Co. Tel. S08O. t'iii~imit the school band to tho foot-| K school, but as Strand Amateur Night. minute, Mr. Read- hall Iranie? at Metuchen, Leonardo | secondary school. • _ Second and third prize winners in ;uid Point Pleasant, the total cost of ——— er, that you are Scout Committee Meeting. the Strand amateur contests during t transportation for the three trips be- the past seven weeks will compete the only man in in.: .>-'i The Boy Scout troop committee for against each other tomorrow night. 39 A special meeting will be held to- district No. 2 met Saturday at the They are Irma Jones and Edith Radiator Covers Hq. Yd. your block who is morrow afternoon to take up the home of Clarence Bettman on Blos- som Cove road. Mr. Bettman, who Dugan, "Cowboy" Jack, Urban Han- looking at every matter of L-rantlnc tho contractor ex- cock, "Peanuts" Sharabba, Junior WALNUT GRAIN-GLAZED TOI' t.nsion of timo to complete the new is district chairman, presided. Re- clime • as tho' it ports of scout activities were sub- Mciner, Jasper Sharabba, the Four 10x19 Closed. mitted by Frank C. Cobb, Morgan C. Steppers, George Quackenbush, Lloyd were a quarter. A motion to buy S200 worth of Holbrook, Helen Bradasky, Cliff Extends to 30 In. H.-hno! supplies from Trubin's ^t;*Bed Knapp, Bussell L. Tetley, John P. Mulvihill, William C. Longstreet and Painter, Ed Rapolll, Ruth Sickles 500 Value Every person we i^aoiv w-ts. adopted. and Chappie Finn. wait on is wearing Cliarlos A. Wolbach, supervising Glenn Wishart. jV. ini'lpal, read a letter from Howard Present besides those mentioned 15x27 Mats shin gu a r d s Have White, assistant commissioner were Colonel Blair, Stanley Jacobs, Card Part at Wayside. 8c against extrava- of education, approving the school Lester Scott, Harold Nevius, William The Wayside Woman's club will m a-.EixyK Cogan, Sr,,.. Wlllianv_CoRan^J.r.,-an4. hold-a-xard-party—Frlday.-night,-Oc.- "~ "••galice" and Red eludes the junior and senior grade?, ,I Kdward Healy. tober 18, at the community house at Bank's best dress- and praising the manner in which I JThe next meeting will be held Mon- that place. Prizes will be awarded MOISTENERS day. December 16, at the Young the winners. AIR ers are as tight as the school is being conducted. Men's Christian association head- t Radiator. EACH Ash Cans Mr. White's letter is as follows: 25' quarters here. It pays to advertise in The Register. a drum against "This letter is intended as a report careless spending. of the visit which I made to the Kumson hiKh school on Thursday. "It is a pleasure- to report that * Do you want to many improvements have been made/ know w h at it since the time of the last inspection of this school and I believe that all of takes to put suit , the recommendations submitted by 'this department have been accepted and o'coat boxes ; and made effective. under arms these ! ".Specilicially, I note- that the ' recommendations concerning panic days? It takes j bolts for doors, improvements in the lavatory facilities, improvements in fine new apparel in the library, the employment of plus tremendous ! full-time clerical help for the prin- DAVIDSON BROS. cipal, the increasing of the nurse values . . . and service, and the purchase of equip- that's what WP : ment for the commercial and science Vegetable Specials 45 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. Grocery Specials ' department have received adequate have for you. i attention. • "I^eeried addition*? to the teaching for QUALITY, PRICE, PLUS SERVICE for ! force have been made and the school shows evidence of excellent adminis- New Fall Suits tration and supervision. Fri., Sat. & Mon. : "X discussed with you the proba- Friday & Saturday 2 PHONES—NO WAITING. blity of being able to move into the 22-50 tc new building in the near future. My PHONES: 3262 or 3263. FREE DELIVERY. Only! i understanding is that you hope to Only! have the use of the new building by tile end of this semester. Meanwhile, 1 feel that you have made every pos- NEW PACK Topcoats ! sible provision to offset the disad- Fruit & Vegetable California—Halves or Sliced DAIRY SPECIALS! ! vantages and inconvenience of the PEACHES Largest Cans cans .50 to QO.50 j old building. i "I made a comparison of tho ser- SPECIALS! , vice of the school on the 31 items contained in our rating sheet with BUTTER 311 the record of tho original rating CALIFORNIA lbs ELMDALE ItOLL sheet which was made out something Fuelled In Cloth Bngs less than two years ago. I am glad GRAPES Domino Cane Sugar IO report that in no item is the 10 51 Tokay, Kibler or Malaga [J.KRID! present service of the school Inferior doz. let what it. -was then, and that sev- FANCY cans EGGS - Red Bank - eral serious situations which existed C N. Y. STATE FANCY SELECTED at that time have been corrected. Sauer Kraut Largest Cans Phone 637. The school now meets the legal re- 3 23 3 20' quirements concerning physical and health education. It also conforms CALIFORNIA CHEESE .... ORANGES COCOA WALTER BAKER'S cans MILD N. Y. STATE—WHOLE MILK Medium Size 19 C SLICED KRAFTS -J ib. pkg. Cheese 20 - 25 SUGAR CURED AMERICAN, TIMENTO, VEI.VI5ETA BACON A&B. Brand 39*1b £ FANCY 27 25 BROAD ST., GRAPEFRUIT NEW 1935 FRESH PACK VEGETABLES! JUr.I) BANK, N. 0 Medium Size CONQUEROR. BRAND—Fine Quality Phila. Cream Cheese 2 ^ 15c C Cream Style Corn, White 6 - 25 Cut Stringless Green Beans tife CailS Baby Goudas each 31c The Grandstand Will Cheer "Solid PaclrTornatoes " ££ " Swiss Gruyere 6 portions 23c FANCY BITE Monitor Fresh Lima Beans . LIEDERKRANZ... 23c BANANAS This Timely Sale STOCK UP YOUR PANTRY—Assorted Gorgonzola .:. per Ib. 45c 2