RED BANK REGISTER VQLUME LXX, NO. 29. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1948 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16

Torrey Asks Citiinril Open House January 1,1 ilson Sworn In Rookie Cop Learns Four Realty Sales lor Contract Cregorv Thanks Farrcll Starts Parkes, Irwin O ml At Tiiir Kiivi-n l.ilirmy Jaywalking fi O.K. At a moetim: of the Sea Bright Open hou.se will bn observed As Rumson Mayor; Closed By McCue rm\yor Hnd council New Years tiny nr::t- Tursilay rvrnir.g fiom 7 ti» .1Third Term As Ke^in New Terms Max Benowitz of 200 Rive/ Krank Torrey, the borough KarbftK'! Council Members n'rlor!; nt tin- K.iii [l;ivcn pul,;j,' road, popular Red Bank ac- collector, asked that he be released liUrnry lo give the publit' an np- Three To Council countant and Insurance man, During Week from his three-year contract ns (if pn:ttini!y u' inspect in;: t hr im- Sea Bright Mayor As Freeholders was placed under arrest re- January 17. He stated that he was For "Grand Joli" provements which hnvr- bpni mini" cently by William F. Pattei- unable to cany on the work, The tlirre in lei-eiil months. County nnr Tho Little Silver mnyor nnil Al th- reorganization meeting fl| J. Edward Wilson, former coun- "Com'ere," said the pollce- Johnfritz Achclij of New York that the borough would be faced hru-n been enlarged and a new fen-his iliifil, to nn ris iii.v.Mr uf i'u- i j man. "If you want me, come has just sold his estate on thewith legal action. The threat was council he-Id their organization !'••• i'.iiin!y l',);inl nf Freeholder*) cilman, assumed the office of mayor meeting nt noon New Years day r Is Die renting of a phonograph Bright Thurst|;iy nfttrinonn ;tt i\:? uf Rumson nt the reorganization over here," said Mr. Benowitz. north side of Rumson road to Jo-made by Ward Krcmcr, Asbury wilh records. Under a newnnnngr- Fr:uv-:i. 1'iikfi and Joseph C. Irwln werj meeting of the mayor and council The policeman came, and an- niont hooks have been tfikrn off iiuph counrril. A1M» swum IP'O f [ of that borough New Years da's1. nounced to Mr. Eenowltz that sale was negotiated through Jo- seph Stavola of Middlctown, unsuc- ory urge his fellow borough uf- llio rentnl list nnd may b« bor- n .';'.'.• •ia in for new terms, Mr. After lie hnd been sworn in by Wil- seph G. McCue of Rumson. cssful bidder. The suit Is still pend- flcials to liecp expenses of their de- rowed for one week. At tho ex-Urn as counriliiKMi w--: •• i U:>\ %>•• 1'ai-ivivsI , v. ho ;.i the new director off ha was under arrest. Patrol- Kraiiy.s, a Domofra! v.'l-.n li.i'l j liam Blair ol the law nrm of Par- man Patterson hustled Mr. The residence, one of the finest ng. partments at a minimum. The may- piration of that period a fine of Ih" lioaid, slateil that the board sons, Labrecquc, Canzona and and most modern In the Rumson or also promised to "do the best I llVf> cents a day is assessed. Thfi srrved ns roiinri!iii/in in II'.'iT, ;itvl j ••iii'pufjH to «!•(- lo u that nothing Benowitz off to police head- Carl H. Nrl.son, a nrwrnnii'i- in ^i - Combe, the mayor administered the quarters, where much to his area, was constructed by Mr. can for the br-st Interests of the charge for using the phonograph ii 'ion.; uv undertaken in 1SH8 that oath of office to the following of- Achells In 1928, and occupied by borough" and Issued "Happy New tnd records In 50 cents for throe Hiljjht polilic^. Mr. Nelson h n , embarrassment he found that Ilfljuililienn. | ficials: Councilman Harold J. Mr. Benowitz was aa right as him until a few years ago, when Rainbow Chapter Year" greetings to the counciimrn days and "5 cents for a week. "Ai ilnortni of Ihc Hoard of Goetschius, who begins a new term increased business responsibilities and Little .Silver residents. Members of the library board Membrr.H of Ihc old i-niirn*,! uhn 1'VI'"IKII<)I'M. I would hKc to say rain. Red Bank doesn't have :> yi.ar that la Mary M, O'Rourkc, who begins a borough employees, nre deportment man, Mrs. Grandjean Jcwett, Mr.i 1 new term as borough collector, mid ' The house is of brick construc- Vets' Hospitals and "all other organizations" for J. Roy AlRor nnd Mrs. Arthur Ii. thn rippointincnf uf A. finny limi'- •ill- Ml 'if iii!". Mr, |';iik(.n began. Peter H. B. dimming, who was ap- tion, cooper roof, and contains 18 their co-operation and particularly Sickles. (ianu of A.^Miry I';n k :ir:l Um:r, \ ".Mounting ju-iciy and Increasing pointed in Mayor Wilson's former rooms and six baths. Until a few Committee Receives commended Orlando P. Warden, Branch as borough ai'orruy to r<'- '"••; fur practically everything place on the council. Township To Get months ago It was tenanted hy Ed- street superintendent, for directing pl.ico (it'oi'^n A. firjiy, i:c«l I'-mk .:ii-. • l,t en a < uii.stant f.'lrtor in our In a brief address. Mayor Wilson ward L. Carey, who acquired the "liiunk You" Letters the snow removal work. Paraphras- • •oiinellntnn nnd ;i!U'int;,'. wh<> \v\-\ • i.'iiirli lo Kiv<- the pcupli: of Mon. said he fully realized the responsi- former John M. Ellis residence on ing Winston Churchill, the mayor Police Report reived in thnt cn]j;ici!y Km p.i-' ,mouth rouniy what ii needed in al! bilities of his new ofllce and asked $19,000 For Roads Tennis Court lane. From said there was "so much to do, with your. Thrpfl mcmber.4 (if thn mim-!tlu; ih'p.it tmenl.^ of uur county gov* the co-operation and assistance o( Another well-knuwn Rumson res- so little." He Enid the borough ex- cil wished Mr. ilrny's n-iip i'rii:iii>nt", hi; continue'!, "but at th» the council and the residents of the Idenoe, that of the late Mrs. Eliza- perienced difficulty obtaining equip- Holiday Thefts nifint. s.-iini! timi; kci.-plns a close watch borough during his administration. From State Funds beth Nelson, has been sold by the The Christmas fund committee of ment nnd thanked the county runcl Oiorrlann \v;is [•oniUmfl It! ,i vnl,i iia what iht> i"i^l ,jo-t i;1 i:n\ng to Now Jersey chapter, Rninbow Di- bo t'i the I,I\|I.I>I.M. Department Councilman Francis J. Niiry wnfi game broker for Kenneth 11. Mc- deportment, for Ihr help thry gave. Tnilor, Iliirbri' SIIOJM, which MW r *OII iM.i lini Ji N'olf-oti, elected president of the council and Queen, president of the Merchants vision Votornns, hns received a Ki'aUffl and Xoita .liicobscn jsiil»- ii-'.'i'l-i in plastically every depart* number or letters of appreciation Regarding tho. huruugh's flnsinceg, MI nt, li.ivi! dune their utmost to o serves as acting mayor nt meetings Meeting* To 6c Held Trust company of Red Bank, to the mayor said that everything was with tlir mayor's appuintiiicnt \vi:li at which the mayor may be absent, Henry A. Bauer, residing at Hill- from chaplains of veterans' hos- "de- facto' (.'omu'iUiui 11 Hoiouuin iipi-nitii with your hoard, to help pitals throughout 1ho stnto for ita in good shape nml that' Little Sil- li'.'i p the ioht uf running the coun- Walter F. Carle was appointed 2d, 4th Wednesday field farm, Middletown township. Nnimnrk not voting nr.d COUML-II- Christmas gifts in the form of ver enjoyed a modest surplus, al- Red Bank notice have reported ly nt the lowest pin.iih!c level, but road superintendent to succeed This property has a large frontage mon Lester IVtiinn .1 nrt Paniol checks. The committee has been though It waji "out of business" in a series of holiday LhcfU In which di!.i|iiti. all this, l'JI7 was a costlj; Percy E. Hicks, who was compelled Afternoons on Bingham avenue extending to horoutill-ovned real estate. Ho said Penr.'inn r;istJntr' '"no" vote:'. to relinquish the position becauen Washington street. The Dutch Co- working tho past two months to three Innjil fislnblishmcnt.-i wore yi'ai', and we must make every ef» of ill health, Renppointcil were lonial residence wns built in 1030raise funds for this purpose, nnd 10-17 marked the borough's tailing n, robbed of cash find merchandise. At this tinip * 'oiinrilniMri Nelson fun to main: 1'JIH a better year, If Walter Bills ot Leonardo and about $2,000 was donated by in- "real solid step" in placing the All thefts occurred nftcr New staled he would likfs to li.ivo fii'.cn it L-i liunianly possible. Mary M. O'Rourke, borough treas- Frank "Bud" Blatadell of River by the late Mia. Nelson and con- 1 dividuals and businessmen from nil budget on a "realistic basis" even Venrs evo closing, fJrny a^'.'iin reprostmt the; horotijih, 1 urer, Albert A. Ken , Jr., borough Plaza, were sworn in as committee- tains ten rooms, tiled bath, tiled 'l^.-uii cro.sion t^till continues to clerk; Theodore D. Parsons, bor- kitchen and garage, with chauf- over the state Tho money was though it had resulted in tax rate SutJietinio bet worn 7 p, in., De-but voted for Him il.-itui Iwcnu.-c .1 men and Philip Leonard of Leon- increases, declaring Little Silver i;i "concilia lory tnovo" Ii*> hud »!- bi-' uiu; of our major county prot>» ough attorney; George K. Allen feur's quarters nbove. sent to the chaplains to be used cember SI. am. 7:30 a. m., January l':tiv^ anil, while file Hoard of Fret* 1 ardo was sworn in aa road super- 1 ternpteir* for Mm bnivflt uf the hor- borough engineer; Robert T. Wil for whatever purpose tho chaplains "really for the rainy ilays." 2. thieve ; broke in a rear window huhlei'M tan point, with pride at th« visor New Years day at the an- Mr. and Mrs, Bauer are old-time nuRh had f.tik'ti. ! son, sanitation department superin- decided was most beneficial to the Outlining his plans for the rom- of Ihc rH'lisa Barber Shop nt Front Si-a liri^ht. SI'IL \va!l, which haa nual organization meeting of the residents of Humson, having resid- Tliis vote u-a.s a sample of SOVPI'M! j tendent nnd sewer plant operator vets. Donations were also made to iiiB year, Mnyor llrcgory said he .street and Lyceum hill, and took been cumplcli-rl, there still ia tha Middlctown township committee. ed on West rtivcr rnad for many several campaigns being conduct close votes in whl<'h M.iyor Knirrllj Daniel Shea, /Ire department me' years until they sold that home hoped Little Silver could meet with tho ensh register Into nn alley. tiou to thu south of Sea Brlgbt clianio; Walter R. Keuhauser, jan The annual organization meeting ed for tho benefit of totally dis- ollicinls o( ncifOihming towns so There they emptied it. of Its con- 11 nil bis HUppnrlcrs on tho council ! of the township board of health through the McCue agency to John abled veterans. lu In: talien care of and wa hav« Itor borough hall; lilmcr Pearsall, Cole, that there could lie "united action tent.?. $UJ. The cash rejrlntcr wn.s wova victorious. lo do aomething there fioon. was also held New Years day. Cap- Tim second vtiU wlilt:h ilUistralnl ' building inspector, Mary M. The Red Bank office of the Jo- The committee is making prepa- on presentation of suggestions to fovmel by the owner who snlfl that "Many cuiiaty bridges hav« beta O'Rourke, ofllcl.il searcli officer, J. tain Albert Runyon of Belford and rations to hold the 29th annual re- utilities." He snid most adjacent nothing else In the shop had been \h<> .split in the council cunrnrnc.'l Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., of Con- seph G. McCue agency announces thu nppoltittuenL of Mis. Ulcnnm- rebuilt or repaired this past year, Stanley Tcunon, borough auditor tho sale of a house on Grange ave- union this year, and will publish boroughs hnd common problems taken. but many more require attention and Arnold Tulp, borough recorder over lane, were absent, due to ill- thn annual year book nnd program. nnd that by co-operation, a con- l*indsay In continue tin borniiffli I ness, nue owned by John B. McCandlcss Hetween 7 p, m-, December 31, and tho same holds true of our Klcha'rd J, Rogers, Sr., assessor for to Mrs, Greta Chllton of Mantolok- Tho book will contain copies of nil certed ncllon might prove henc- nnd 7:30 a., m, January 1, % burglar clerk for the month of Jntniary fit Icounty road-s. Therefore, requests •ewer district; Ruth H. Clcjka, Howard W. Robert", township Ing. Consisting of five rooms and letters received from hospital chap- ilcinl to all. entered a window of Tony's Tnilor a salary of $100, $50 more than in lo hiivu tho county take over any clerical assistant in borough clerk's clerk, announced that in 1N8 the past months. bath, it is located on a bluff over- (Continued on Paj;e 2) Concerning the expected changes shop on Gmnt place nnd removed ndditiunal roads cannot be looked office; Dr. Stephen Casagrande, po- township would receive $10,390 In looking the private seven-acre lake in tho borough's zoning ordinance, one blue suit and a tan camel hair In tho vole for the appointment,, upon with much favor by thia lice surgeon; Charles R, Thompson, state aid for township roads. owned by Mr. and Mrs, Carl C. the mayor said tho committee for- coat from the clothes rack. Police Councllmon Jacab.sun, Kmii^s anil lllKUli, road department foreman; Abiam The only major change was inShrppee, whose riverfront estate it ling (lio proposed changes had traced the thief's footprints in the Nelson confirmed the mayor's "There have been aomt increaats Burlett, burner for sanitation de- the dates of committee meetings, adjoins. met many times in tho pnst year choice with Councilinon I'rrrinr partment, and Dorothy R. McHugh, Family Dinner snow to the Eisner parking lot, in revenue to the county depart* which hereafter will he held on the Built In 1189, the Colonial home and that Indications bore out his where* they believe ha made off and Neinmrk voting no. Council- ments, but this increase Ii no reto clerical assistant in recorder's of- second and fourth Wednesday af- hops that Hie work "will be speed- man Penr.^on wa.i recorded ;i.=i 'nut Sec, Is in a splendid stnto of repair, with tho loot, hi a car. son for needless or u.Uia ipcndlng ternoons of each month at 3:30Ita nuccMtslve owners tuMng pride Attracts 200 ily Ilulshcil.'' Korman'3 delicatessen at S Wai- voting." ami the hoard Intends to t«t to It Thre« new members of the plan- o'clock at the township hall, in- In preserving Its antiquity. This Telling of the -work of the bor-laco street, was entered between Tho next close vote, Ihls a thrre- that nothing la dono or undertake ning board arc Mcrritt Lane, Jr., stead of on the second and fourth property originally formed a part ough's various committees, Mayor fi:30 p. m-, December 31, nnd 11. a.thrto tic, contfcrnctl Councihnnn William C. Johnson Krniisfi1 nominntion of Councilman who succeeds Mrs. S. W. Laird Thursdays. of the Shlppce estate, which they Gregory commented Hint all liad fn.( .January 1. Entry was gained Councilman Charles B, Harding Captain Runyon was re-elected acquired about 25 years ago. Is dono "a grand joh". He s!«(r1SH'lbSit '£y cutting out a large glass pane Jacohaon to serve tvs council presi- ""Thcro have' fcbi^li, jtUI.'itilK* who takes the place of former committee chairman. Joseph E. Another property 7n Pear- try to off-set this by handling thoiaj from Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gwyer, Saturday on account of the storm, son, Porrlno and Ncimark voted affairs over which we have control. Andrew F. Zcrr and Councilman appointed official tax searcher. Representative Jnmee C. Auchln- month miner than the second and Clifford Stiles Paul J. Hintelmann were reap- Mr. Roberts was appointed of- who moved to Pennsylvania be- rourth Tuesday of each month', but no, causing n tie. Councilman ia a sensible and busineas-Iilct miB* i cause ot Mr. Gwycr's business. closs of Rumson, who was sched- ncr". I • pointed as members of the local as- ficial searcher for Improvements uled to be the principal speaker, his suggestion was not approved Jacobsen remarked, "I'm sorry I llstance board, and Mrs. Elizabeth made or to be made and to be »•• braved Hie slurni and arrived at •inrl tho regular ntnndnrd operating Wins Home Prize couldn't get the presidency of thf* Howard W. Robert* was •worn Iff P. Zobel was imiuetl fur Uic unux- secsedlocally, Red Bank for the dinner on the procedure; was adopted. Mr, Apy council unanimously after nil theas county counsel for a thr«*-y*ft*f ,pired term of Mrs. Douglas E, sccheduled date, but was unable nlso had a commendation spread on Judging Is Delayed years I have spent on thn borough term at a salary of $5,000, tnd Dr. Craik. Mrs. Claire T. Ralph, Mr. Blals- Eatontown Boro the minutes concerning members council." Mnyor Farrell broke thfi Harvey W. Hartman, Keyport, wil dell and Mr. Finnegan were ap- to be .present Saturday. Other reappointments were Dr, of the press who cover Little Silver UG and Jacohfion wnj? olccifd four appointed county physician for • pointed to the local assistance William C. Johnson, a member of council sessions. Ho said thn hoard !ly Snow Storm William J. Mcrsercau and James M. the township committee, wan toast- Lo three. three-year period at an annual Ml« board. James H. MacPhee was ap- Has Same Council had enjoyed "faithful nnd accurate The other tie votn resulted from ary of $3,000. Fox as members of the board of master in the absence of Freehold- Clifford W. Stilca of 29 Chestnut health; William H. Hintelmann, pointed a member of the Leonardo reporting." Mayor Gregory stnled the mayor's nppointment of Mia, harbor commission for & term of er Victor E. Grosslnger of Middle- ho "heartily approved" tho move. street was ft rat prize winner in Included at the last mlnuU 1*1 shade tree commission and Arthur town, who was ill. Committccmen Cecilo Krankel na overseer of the the temporary budget was k 115,000 five years, and David Simpson was Officials, Committees Also up for compllmcntnry re- Red Bank's Christmas home light- 11 E. Pottlt and Rocco V. Clofll, zon- Albert Runyon and Lawrence A. ing contest, sponsored by the Com-poor nt a $100 .s;ilnry, plus bonu. . item to permit payment of bonuati ing board of adjustment. appointed building inspector. marks wns Ihn atrcnt department. Gouncllninn Ncimark, who hfid to county employees based on tat Unchanged For 1918 Carton, Jr., were also absent be- Councilman E. Allaire Cornwall munity Chamber of Commerce. The following committees were William A. Stcrnwopf, Jr., was cause of Illness. been proclainiod "dr-factn" liy .same rate as 1947. Finance Dlrectot appointed township auditor. The congratulated Councilman Joseph Second prize went to Edmund Vom- appointed by Mayor Wilson, the Joseph Mczo of New York, a pro- eu, Jr., of 59 Towerhill avenue Mayor Parr ell :it the outset of the Aliruni D. Voorhees said that th» chairman being named first in each Atlantic. Highlands National bank No changes were made in the Davison, chairman of the street, new session, immediately voiced amount was included so a hard* and the Keansburg National bank committee appointments or coun- fcsaional entertainer, amused the committee, and the department and third prize wa.1 awnrded to case: large gathering for three quarters Frank S. Haviland of 75 McLaren opposition to tiro jippointment ar.d ship would not be worked upos were named as official township de- cil membership at the reorganiza- workers for the snow removal county employees at thla time of Kinnnce—Cummins, Harding, Goet*- tion meeting of the Eatonlown of an hour with an impersonation work. street. nifide a motion objecting to it. His chius, Nary. positories. of a South American delegate to motion was defeated by tho sainc tho year. Police—Harding. Nary, Hintelmann, mayor and councill last Friday Councilmen Donald Lnwes. Apy, Honorable mention was received Kctitor, The standing committees! are night. the United Nations organization. by Dr. Molvln Wainright of 28C voto as that for Jacobsen, and in Adjustments on the payment* t« finance and aale of property, Wil- Howard lingerer and E. Allaire Hri—Narr, Kcator, Hintelmann, Councilmen Ralph L. Lewis and A momentary silence was ob-Cornwcll and Borough Clerk Fred Broad street, Emil Stalder of Rum- a re verso voto Mrs. FrnnUel was workers probably will have to btf Goetschiun. liam C. Johnson, chairman; Frank served in tribute to the late John appointed. made after the board decide* what Ilond—(ioetschlm, Cummine, kcator. James N. Wolcott, Jr., both re- L. Ayers were sworn into ofllce road, Little Silver; Frederick O, Blaisdell and Walter J. Bills; po- elected, were sworn in for full T. Lawlcy, former sheriff and a and Frank Dean wns re-elected Comstock of 4 McLaren street, All'othcr nppointments by Mayor action is to be taken on requests Public iiropertiea and utiliticH—Illntel- lice and buildings, Walter J. Bills, terms on the board, and Council- member of the township committee council president. Frederick Zellmnn of H Throck- Farrcll for the coming year were fop pay increases or for a shift of mann, Goetachlus, llnrclinc. Cummlni*. chairman; Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., man Spencer M. Patterson was re-at the time of his death. morton avenue, Ralph Henderson unanimously approved. In get I ins; a present $IS0 bonus to a flat salary SanHn.tUn— Kentor, Hintelmann Tho same borough appointments increase. » Hardlnp, Cummlnc. and William C, Johnson; roads, elected president. Mayor Harry S ActinK as hosts in addition to Mr. were announced by Mnyor Gregory. of 110 Pinckney rond, Harry J. Mc- all his nppointeps into OH'IL'P, May- lights and public works, Lawrence Rowland presided at the meeting Johnson were Committcemen Wal- Council committees, the chairman Carmick of 50 McLaren street, or Farrcll and his faction won Committee nominations by Dircoi Banks named as depositories for A. Carton, Jr., chairman; Frank F. tor I'arkca all were approved by the borough funds were Second Nation- at which Howard W. Roberts was ter J. Bills and Frank "Bud" Blais- being named first each instance, In- Ralph B. Sickles of 81 McLaren clear cut victories in tho council. Blaisdell and William C. Johnson, sworn in as borough attorney, Al- dell; Howard W. Roberts, township clude finance and bonds, Frank street and Edward T. Hcaley of 112 Other appointments and salaries board and place Mr. Voorhecs aa al of Red Bank, Sea Bright Nation- director of finance ami administra- al, and Fidelity Union of Newark. and fire, health, relief and poor, bert C. Wolcott aa treasurer, O clerk, and Philip Leonard, road su- Dean, Lawos and Ungorcr: roads Harding' road. for 19-18 aro as follows: fioroimh Prank P. Blaisdell, chairman; Law- Wolcott Morris as engineer. Mat- pervisor. and garbage collection, Davteon, Robert Reuaslllc, chairman of auditor, Joseph J. Scatnmt ,-iml tion; Director Parkes as director of Otto B, Perl, who has completed highways, Mr. Irwin as director of one year as a chnnccman on the po- rence A. Carton, Jr., and Waller J. thew T. Hughes as building inspec- County officials present included Cornwcll and Lnwcs; lights, ordi- Uic retail trade committee of the company; borough recordpr. John 1 Bills. tor and Wallace JcfTrcy as auditor Sheriff Ira E. Wolcott, Treasurer nance anil insurance, Cornwcll, Apy Chamber of Commerce, stated that P. Woir; borough cnginrfr, O. Wo! bridges, Victor E. Grosaingor aa di» lice force, wad appointed patrolman .•odor of public welfare and newly* by Mayor Wilson on the recommen- It was resolved that in order to Kenneth I, Smith as recorder and Edgar O. Murphy, Freeholders Jos- and Dean; fire and water, lingerer, svlthough the judges were delayed cott Morris; librnrinn, Mrs. M.irie member of the board or health eph C. Irwin, Abram D. Voorhecs Davidson nnd Apy; police, Apy, by the snow storm, they mntin a Hrown, $100, plus honu.s; building appointed Freeholder Earl L, Wool* dation of Councilman Harding, expedite the business of the town- Icy as director of public property. chairman ot the polices committee. ship between meetings, concerning with Mrs. Martha Mclonc for three- and James S. Parkes and Assistant Davison anil Ungcrcr, anil public campletc inspection of residences inspector, Olnf Axclson, MM, plus year terms. Prosecutor John M. Pillsbury. in Red Bank and vicinity. Meetings of tho mayor and coun- roads and other township matters grounds and buildings, Lnwss, bonu.*;; electrician, Victor Peiiutti, Oliver a. Prcsslcy, Long Branch, cil will be held the second and arising prior to meetings, and Charles B. Dreycr, who was ap- Cornwall and Dean. The judges were Elmer Hesse of pbysicinn, Dr. Joel feldman; board was continued as county fire mat-. which require the decision on thepointed custodian of tho munictpa Other appointments were, Fred L. Port Monmouth, president Df theof health, Edward Hoss, Sr., m tihnl for one year at a salary of forth Thursdays at 8:30 p. m. Rotary club; Frederick Zcllman of $500 and Director Parkes was d*« Rev. William C. Colby gave tho part of the township committee to hall at the previous mooting, was Ayrcs, borough clerk; George K. plumb! ny 1 nspec tor; bo;i rd of : act forthwith without waiting for made a special policeman and Rob-Sandy's Service Allen, Jr., borough engineer; Apple- Throckmorton avenue, president of henlth, Harry Johnson for three signaled u.s the board's representa- Invocation at tho opening of the the Lions club, and James R. Wol- tive as a member of the state free* meeting, and the session closed a regular meeting, the matter re- ert T, Brower and William Zodoro- gate, Rousslllc, Foster and Corn- years; assistant (Ire pump driver, quiring attention at once; and w>ny, who have been serving as well, attorneys; Orlando P. WHT-cott, Jr., ot Eatontown, president Claude Minaldi. $50. plus bonua; holders association. with benediction by Rev. Joseph Station Opens of the Exchange club. Sullivan. Whereas, It Is desired to promote temporary policemen, were made den, street superintendent; Mrs, hook and ladder drivers, Henry Mrs. Anna B. Rooney, Freehold, Councilman Cummlng la assistant the proper transaction of the pub-regular officers. They were com- ElcanDr 0. Konyon, borough librar- rtenshaw, Beit Emmons nnd Krank was reappointcd to a five-year tern vice president of the new business lic business. mended for their work In recover- ian; Winflcld S. Wnlnwrlght, build- SCHOOL BUDGET MI'KTING Covert. $1W salary, plus bonus; spe- on the county welfare board. Thom- ing close to a dozen stolen auto- Santangelos Own ing inspector; Mrs. Eleanor G. as B. Harper, county superintend- department ot William Isclin & Now therefore for the purpose of The Red Bank school boutd huld cial olllccr (appointed especially for Co., inc., 357 Fourth avenue, New mobiles In the last few months un- Little Silver Business Kcnyon, director of welfare; Paul beach patrol nnd summer traflic), em of schools, was reap.polnted ta acting upon emergency matters be- der direction of Police Chief Har- J. Hemschoot, member ot hoard of a conference Tuesday night, at a live-year term on the county li- York city. He lives on Monmouth which time preliminary work on Bert ISmmons, Sam Mrul^cn, Stan- tween meetings, the township be ry Kirkegard. "Sandy's Service Station," Branch health; Elmer O. Stevens, borough brary commission. avenue, is married and has threo divided into districts, and a certain llic school budget was discussed. ley Henshnu*, (Jcorge Muce, John daughters. Ho is a graduate of The firemen's election was ap-and Sydtamore avenues, Little Sil- auditor; John V. Crowell, borough John L. Montgomery, chief ce-un* member of the committee be as- recorder; Charles S. Dowcn, bor- Paul Young, achool clerk, an- Cnrbon, Clarcueo Eilenbergcr, Princeton university. In World War proved by the council and Leon B. ver, today holds its official grand Charles B. Rogers, Garwood Prifcr, ty probation olllccr and county. signed a certain district and such ough janitor; George Hembllng, nounced that a public hearing on adjuster, was rcappointed to repre- II he served as an officer 'n the Smock, Jr., was sworn in as theopening. Recently built, the new tho budget will be held Monday, Steve Hust, Lcroy Hock, Kali John- Field Artillery from February, 1911, member rtiall be responsible for de- new (Ire chief. Arthur Cotgreavo, station houses all modern automo- Lcslio B. Hill, Thomas Bruno, Fred sent the board in all matters deal- cisions and actions In regard to L. Ayics, George W. Ryser, Edward Jfinunry 2fi, anrJ the budget, will be son, Alex Leimbuig, Axel Foreman, ing frith the state board of child. to November, 1945, and hfi was retiring chief, was presented with tive equipment and will servo Mo- voted upon by the public February John Deckcrt, John Thompson, Ed- awarded the Bronze Star with one emergency matters and attention as uc-chtef's badge, bllgas products. Ijnckns, Walter Burkhardt, Fred welfare, Mr. Grossinger and Mr, Ir» to details In the following manner: Colmorg'en, George Zehold, Joseph 10. Mr. Yountf also announced that ivard Johnson, George Hinck, Jr., win were named as the board's oak leaf cluster, French Croix de Frank Santangelo and his son January 21 was the last day forfind. C. William Sampson, and su- Guerre, Pearl Harbor medal, E.T.O. Mi.Ulrtown, UncToft, River Flata— HOME PROPERTY SOLD Ralph of Muple avenue, Red Bank, N. Pryor, Pat Zambrino, Walter Ob- members to serve on the county Mr. Illnli.lell, berlch, S. A. Lcvlnsohn, William candidates to file for positions on perintendent Df streets, William welfare board. Mr. Irwin replace* ribbon with five campaign stall, A home property at 678 Button- aro co-proprietors, Mr. Santangelo the jjchaol board. Terms expiring Port Monmouth, Enit Kcansburr—Mr, recently resigned as set vice man- Bradley, Orlando P, Warden, Fer- Douglas. Edgar O. Murphy, who rwlgntd aa Victory medal and American De- Johndon, wood avenue, Long Branch, owned arc those of Board President Leo Edmund \V. Clino was nppolntcd fense medal. Naveiink, Hemlden'i Corner—Mr. Car- ager of the Howlnnd B. Jones nando J. Weasel, John W. Borden, freeholder director to accept tht by Dr, Philip DcCarlo of Maple David Plahn and D. W. Hay, spe- K, McKce, Charles Gallagher and borough tren.suref fot* one year. post of county treasurer. Rumeon'a retiring mayor, Louis ton. avenue, Red Bank, has been sold Cadillac shop, a position he held Jackson Murphy, Leonardo—Mi. Bills. tho past 21 years, cial police olllcors, and William T. Tho Red Bank Register, Asbury The board also appointed Maurle( M, Hague, presided at the meeting Bclford—Cant, Runyon, to Miss Emma Wardcil of «57 Parker, Peter Muffcl nnd Claude Park Press nnd Long Branch Rec- of the old council, and made the Broadway, Long Branch. Walker A largo establishment, tho busi- Notice of Annual Meeting. McDonald, Neptune, to servo as aa* Stanley Phraner, James C. Hubba ness Is housed in a structure hav- C. Wright, lire police, Mainstjiy Federal Saving nnil Loan ord were named olllcial borough sislant to the supervisor ot soldier*' following address before turning nnd Jerry Gcncralll were appointed & Tindall, Red Bank realtors, wore A.iBotintinn. Tliu finrnini tncL'tiiiK o( the newspapers,' tho Sea Bright Nat- jver the gavel to Mayor Wilson; the broilers In tho transaction. ing four overhead doors. Service Tho Sea Bright Nntlonnl bank, 1 interment for one year at a salary special police officers, Includes wnshlng, polishing and Second Nntlonal Bank nnd Trust mcinbt* !* nt the MiilnaVny I'mH'rnl Suv* ional bank as depository; the tem-ui SJUO. •, Ten yours ago today I became a 1 Itim a nil Loan A-isocinti'm for Uic plot- Mr. Johnson was elected presi- 47o Mortgvfft Money minor repair. !, such ns brakes, gen- company of Red Bank, Merchants timi of ill rectors to (111 existing vit- porary budget wns made according member' of tho Borough Council, dent of the board of health, and to law nnd mriUing nights were set Mid I find nt the end of a decade for home*, farmt, country citato, but* erators, starters and Ignition wir- Trust company of P.ed Bank anil ciincicii, ii nil far the truiisuutioii of sta'h Bulk Much W*nU4. Mr, Roberts was appointed secre- Intu buildings—exlitlnv ur new. Lolix ing, together with lubrication the First National Bank of Ealuu- othrr liusincss HI rimy tie ticccssary, will a.s tho flrst and third Fridays of WilUns iu iiurchus* LJP tu 'J.UOO lbir«| (Continued on Pago 11) tary, Dr. Mire Krohn of Belford Urmi, caiy payment!, liberal luatm on lio lirld HL the ullict! o! tho HUficinttoii, each month nt tho American Le- or att> mu'l a( ^.UUU «harci ol ttock ol acuevubli proticrtlca, \rt you liaylnu equipment, A complete line of Mo- town were naincil depositories for -I Mimmouth street, Red Ilnnk, New StuDiiii N;Uiuiial Uiink uf tied H*naV was appointed Inspector and regis- more than 4%? IT ttu, Rak ui nlioul re. bllgas tires, tubes and ncccssorlqs borough fumls. Jersey, on Weil insday, Jnminry 21 M, gion hall. Meeting nights previous- Julin Wermcrt, Ttict'tiunt Atlnntlc H)»a- Moi ts<>g* Money. trar of communicable diseases, Mr, nlavlng your mortunuc niul invliii! yun will nlso bo available. I!MM, nL H o'clork I1, M. ly had becu Thutsdnys. ianJs l-»tiu«.—iVitviitibtnunt. We tmh c u.tnly ut ttiunty to ylnce an Roberts was designated as the of- money, Jnsepli (i, Mi'Cuc Ak'oncy, Flflftl. Mortgage Money; It it y in nnd II, Hiirlpy. Secretary. in old business, over 5700 was Tuttil lli-»t linml null mmiKiitfe. II ynu ficial to issue dlslntermcnt permits. lora. MnrtHiiuo Itot'nrunent, Phone R, E, Peiirce, Income Tax Wo can plum miy KULHI mortsflKB Ad Royal Typewriter!. " irtt in rued ol it morlKiiKO, It wuulcl puj Rutnion 1-0444.—Arlvertlitement, lonti, iHrgt) or ismn!!, low Intercut rt»U, pnld to 38 men for snow removal i'orlntilo nnil ollko mudils. Prompt 'tin lu nt trl«C. ional Health commission. Dirk New tuiicK uml coriln imt on Hi fthort vortiBcmont, ODD!!,—Ail vcrUsenittU, nt ttri'iitly rcdufcil prices, Giinnuitct'il (Icpnrtmcnl.s wefo sent, thanking order, DrlnK thorn in, Wo acll tnpo tn lio new motnra, tint (taVernment, atlr• I'hono llcil Uniik 6-0IS3.—Advertlit. Brim Your Rollira, Hofman of Belford was appointed nnd cirri. Venetlnn lillmls roliultitril. Valmtlnei. Homt Trnilem. ]ihh, II illicit S. J nil n Kim, Hunt M it nit- them for their aid in a recent lire New window BIIIIIICS put on whllo you plumbing inspector and assistant Nntlnmvl r> ft 10, Provm'1.—AuvortUc- Sco Our Smart New "Hiillmiirk" Vnl- The Unltnrt nil aluminum trnve) homo (iiclurrr. Hay llfiiii, N, J.--i\ilv«rt!if- nt Sea Bright and two seta of viilt. Wo nmlia nny kind of it wlniluw health Inspector, The health board ment. cntimi, (o to 32.SO. JWi (il't Shun, nptii until 'J r, tn. C'!rc!o Trailer Salr*, incnl. chains for the fire Irucj; were or- Chrysler. I'lymouth. Intel natlgnali ilmilc, Similes roverml. National ,1 &meetings will ho hold on tho tecond •II Mnnmmlth Street, llcil llnnk.-Ad- (hi;., ft (i u to Hi', Hut mi town, Hume il> Siiloi unit »ervU'c. Maurii'a Suhwartaj. (I, I'MWU'h, — AilverUrftMuciiL Help Wanted, vcrllucmcnt. uas-l,—AilvurLlsinitiit Sccretaiy, dered purchased for S3*."0. I'linuo 1'vtl l]nnlt |}.07S7.—AJvtrtllt* nnd fourth Wednesday n'tcrnoorui SorrrrUry. I'rrnuilii'liL IKIHIMCIII fiViill- lVi'tiinnciil iM^i'luii In KLII lltink (>r> ClimtltT, , i'lyinaiitli. International, of each month, immediately follow nblit to itccrctiu}1, uitli txiicrk'iini lit Chryatcr, I'lyniuuili, lulcrnntlonnl. CtoKcd Wrdnridflya. fici: mien tn Inwllly cutmlilc, ixiifliriucil tnUh ami »urvUt, Mmirlco Buliwartt. ing tho meetings of the township Rliorthiiinl, typing, nnil sccrctnrliil ill'- Snlcii mnl atrvltr, Mnurlct BchwarU UnlM rurth'i' tin l.innoft Inn *M ^cninry. Siilnry *i«.*:.«i per »eck. Sale* nn'| icrvii'e. MnnriL-e Si'hwurlt. llclln. llnvp yiui lakrii mill' M»X« .'bon. Hid Bank ••O797.~AdmUn. HrN, Apply In prcrunn, Itni'ldiiinv & I'llunt Kill Dunk ••07 J7.-Adv«rlll|, MCII nil (ley Wcdnrailny.—Ailvrr Wnlr, ".SccrcUry,1* H»< Oil, licit Dunk. I'hu.n Red flank niliki linliyV Wily null All illt minu committee, McUowftfli il Bait Main street, Freehold, t menu —Ailvcvilumcnii mint. Attvcili&cmcnt, Page Two HAxic .TAXUAKY

have shown in the vclcian patients polar system is depicted l)y moving Rainbow Chapter here. model*. His subject will he "The MONEY LOANED HOME CLEANING SERVICE "Wo find that 50 palienLs arc Navigators To Nautical Almanac, Time and the on Jewelry, Silver, Mutlcal Instrument!, Sends $2,000 To Vets eligible to share in your Christmas Naval Observatory". Cameras, Binocular*, etc. WtndotiK • Walls • Woodwork • Painting Klft, Each veteran patient will re- The meeting will continue in ^he Lkeitwd and bonded by State o( N. J. | (.Continued From Page 1) ceive a card containing Information See Planetarium of the extra credit to the patient's Planetarium dome upstairs, where Hi: I'AVCASH I OK OLDOO/.Dand SIM'EIl R. C. GRABAU lain*. The following are ionic of business account. Special assistance a special lecture will be driven on \ie letter*: ill he offered in case of the more Annual Meeting Al the stars nnd otlier matters of in- 18 W. Uergen Plate I{.(J Umik 6-4399 (onfnscrf pntlents so they will lie terest to navigators. BroadwaBrn y LoanLon Gog liraIKI.I VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, assured the extra comtoit made ; Lyons. New Jer«ey possible through your penemsity. Nun- York Jan. *> T?ie Rainbow DiviEion Veteran.'. "On lirhalf o; the vclrr.-in patient* 1J;\ Reginald B. Van Brunt. I thank you for the elft. The hos- Marshall Van Winkle, Jr., prcM- " ,"c f t Stconj Vice President, pital join* In wishing the donors of flnnt. of tlio Navigators' oluli of this Rift all the jov of the I'hrlst- I looseneck Point, lia.s announced 5f William Sirtft, mm* reason Hnd continued prosper- Red Bank, N. J. Iv tlirouRhou: Dip New Year. that the Navigators' rliih, known J December !4, J947 Sincerely yotiis, as the N Club, will hold Ms nnnuM '"This is to acknowledge receipt planetarium meeting Ki Iday even- of vour very pencrouj check, which Walter P. IScll, inc. January 9 at 3 o'clock at the WAYS f9 RE6.4fcH. WEST'S Chfiplaln." we understand from your Idler Haydcn planetarium, Nrw York, dated December ISth, is to be spent Miracle Tuft TMHibr«tli :i{ t\v> discretion of the Chaplain; OFFICE OF TIIK CHAI'LAINJ An invitation in •>••—-»—• • for the benefit of the patients at Chnppl K». 2. friends of N FW. 39< DR. Wtit's IBs hospital. It Is reflctted that Fort Monmoiilh. N. J, J-jur letter was received loo late lo 23 December, 11117 Miracle Tooth Paste lake Hcllon for Christmas, 1947. "This Is to arknowlcdRc receipt of your clieck lo lie used (or needy •"However. iV has turned out that those •„.,;. »iu.. v.Jc hove been naked to turn your soldiers during thi.« Christmas oca- L SMS t8c VALUE dies are Invited. check over to the 'Contributive son. 1 shall try mv hem lo diatrih-. Wind,' which is a (jeneral fund e it where it will ur> the most The Hayden planetarium is locloca; - u|ed to purchase such things a* good. ted at Central Park West and 81ls! Btttifor cigarettes, soft drinks, etc., for pa- "TlianUinff you nnd the Ohiiptcr street, New York city. for vour kindness. I am. with every tfcnts' parties, decorations, etc. In Captain Guy W. Clark. U.a.N., LIMITED TIME ONIV HI much its we Chaplains arc at Rood wish for the holidays. superintendent of the U. S. Naval j'pur service, as well a* that of the Mncfffly your?, AT UGGETT'S Observatory, Washington, D, C, patients, we would like to have Alo.vshia J. Tracy, you advise ui more dolltiUtly what Catholic Chaplain." will be truest speaker. Captain d^|K'Ml you desire m to make o( Clark will speak In Ihc Copcrnlean yeur cift: do voil wish It made pny- LONG BRANCH TRUST CO., room on the giound Iloor, where the Hoyfox inlialers fer ke« fe>4 u. 49c which I'ISO are us#d for th« bene- "Acknowledgment is made here- Petrogalor i* oil types, to »mm 89c fit of patient;;? with or the receipt of yum- check * ^ AlKA-SELTZER payable to HIP Danny Richards For fast headache HfOt Pinex Cough Syrup l'/2 ewn sin 59c i"ln the latter choice we can as- Building Fund, It la very yracioun sure you that expenditures HIT of vour organization lo remember relief. 25 tablets. . _ Pile Suppositories, Joynei 10s 50c ctrefuily made and monthly ac- Ills very worthy cn.se, nnd the ICE MINT countings arc made to the proper money will be u.°p[l na a p.'irt of Pepsodent Antiseptic 14 emit site 63c authorities here. Rlpht now Chap- Abbott's Vila-Naps, Improved wO'i 2.96 lain Wanser and I arc In need of the fund provided to take care of Cooling! Soothing _&, Peptone, Rexoll tonic le evnees fer 1.25 &4 record player and amplifier for this deserving veteran, Absorbine Jr 4eM el It teMtti fer 23( Innerdtan herbal laxative |# emitt 43c •"With all good wishes for a Mer- for olhlete's foot. •## M^-1 ry Christmas and » very happy WIDOWS, Aspergum leroe 34-teUet sin 47c New Year, I am, Vineland, New Jersey ; Sincerely yours, W. lies McCrosson, Aitctin Tablets family sin, MO't 98c IS-IOB Quink, Parker's ink 2 tonm 25c j Raymond A. Shonlz, Supel'inlentlent • Chaplain," Dqpcmhcr 30, 1947 Ayer's Pectoral, • J NIH the S9c Quick-Rub shinless, ]% eunce jar 48c "The (.'unlrlbutions of tlie New JOHNSON'S 4 jiT. CATHERINE'S RECTORY, Jersey Chapter, Rninbow Division Quest Deodorant Powder 2 twees 31c • 15 North Main Street, Veterans, sent to Hcv. Hickp.y, Bock Plaster eases, Quik-3ands 3 sites, 36 he** fer 29c " Farmingdalc, New Jersey ' Catholic Chaplain, and to Rev, ISFM soothes backaches I December 23, 1B47,Cooper, Protestant Chaplain, were turned over to me 'or distribution 1 "Your generosity »nd thoughttui- at Christmas. J < J Baby Pcwdtr 4% tooces 23c* JSiOB Trtres has helped kindle a warm "We bought a carton of cigarettes ALTON BR0M0 SILHIR glow for the holiday aeason in some J ft J Baby Oil 6 ownc« Itettle 43<* Marti where it either lacked exist- for each veteran In the home, I Fighti headache 3 ence, or glimmered very faintly. assure you they were very much ap- ways! 23/< ounces, Jests fir Miieititit, 14 tiklels 10c REM C0U6NS !$™e of these vtta will b« happier, preciated, and Instead of the usual 57* not to much because of the pi ft. one or two packs they normally re- Jeculsn, Upjohn's liquid l?e»«ei 3.19 Acts in throat and ceive with their Christmas nlfti, a STUDIOS Sit rather because you didn't for- B-Complsx Syrup, Rtxoll I «MUH 1.89 internally! 6 ozs. t them. It is nice to be remem- carton was like H sift Troni Heiivun. red , . . , but especially by fel- "Mv appreciation to you nnd your Baufflo longay 1% emte sin 69c S members, Rax-Monlho ckest r«b, 3'/i O«M«I 50C lt\v vets .... And It !» sunnd that Bayer's Aspirin i fnm, MW's S9c ttcv art not for«ttinft their bud- Very truly yours, • RexBirin, hr ft* relief, UM't 98c ges, W. Rex McCrosson." Blut Jay Mtdiuled torn Ploslois 29c KRUSCHEN »"M1JI Hynes, superintendent of STATE OF~NEW JERSEY R.P.X. Toblets fer nomine, Mi 1.98 Allenwood sanatorium, will send lattle Crtok lacto-DMlrin M e«i(«i 1.25 Effcrveicent Salt, JS>u a llsl of tht "boya" who lipped . HOME FOR DISABLED CHILD Rcsinol Ointment fer the slh, ty* •' 4Sc SOLDIERS, Biolac for My 1n*t, 13 etwei 28c of your eraclousness. Menlo Park. A gentle laxative. • "My best personal wishes and William M. Thompson, Bisodol Powdor... ferteselstMwtMewiei 59c flpayeri, nnd God's beat to you, Superintendent, PORTRAITURE Kondon'i Nasal Jelly l>4 e«ces 56c > Father Joe Hnoiowskl, December 23, 1947 Bnwer's Y«atl TofcUls, Roxall WO't 39c ;i . (Bx-Chaplan)" "Our Chaplain, Rev. John M, Wll- Kaba, Battle Crook laxative .... 11 tames 1.35 6isma-Rtx Ur itAttniM, « y* tmtti 59c SCON'S EMULSION " HEADQUARTERS STATION us, has turned over to us your let- 8 TO It YEARS ONI.V Kaomogmo, Wytth'i laxaKvo....»tufiei 1.29 2 HOSPITAL, ter of December 19 and chock to Vitamins A and O in ; Camp Kilmer, be used for the welfare of our dls Klonxo Antiseptic M emce ketili 59c • New Brunswick, N. J. • bled veterans at this institution. tonic form. 1i'/j oil. ."Tour check lent t« Chaplain "We deeply appreciate this gen- JSJO1 K. M. Magic-Mist Aerosol Bomb 2.98 erous gift and assure you that It Bush has been received by the hos- Kurb Anodyne Toblets hu el 12 23c Sloan's Balm fer rfceMsn, 1«4 tis. 69c pital and will he utilized for ihe will contribute greatly to the cheer purchase of a radio, etc,, for the and comfort of ouc, patients. (REOMULSION S.M.A. Powder itt^fni, M .is. 98c "Please convey our sincere thanks 9 l{«iliin«on Plate flatten*.!*.' day room. Far coughs, chest • "We are at present equipping a to the members of the Rninbow 1SJ0I Sal Htpotica seline Huative, 6 ei;. 49c aay room, The timely receipt of Division. colds. 8 ox. »iit. Jour generous gift is very much ap- "With all irood wishes for a Hap- Sarako for censtlpelioii, 3'/i omits 49c •reeiated bv the patlenta and will py Holiday Season, Sorutan ... . . ell-vejiteUt laxativt, 10 en. 89< Sid much enjoyment to the hll Sincerely yours, Cutiwra Ointment l}4 *WIM 42C LISTERINE Maurice Bruck, 0>y season and month* to come. Far colds and sore # j|c Seidlili Powders .... quick, slefetdaUt, 12'* 29c • "Please accept our thanks and President Board Cherry Bark Cevah Syrop, Roxall.. 7 emcei 69c of Managers." throats. U ounces Qf «erv best wishes for a Merry Christ- (lominol Coniie et 49c Wei'c ' Now White's Mulli-Bsta Liquid 25 «. 1.35 FEEN-A-MINT liquid antiseptic -M.( A 17.0D - 10.05 12.00 for cuts & burns. O# White Pine, Tor, I Wild Cherry Compound .. 30c H Delicious chewing- Orderlies, Roxall laxative 24s 25c Wampole's Preparation .... 16 e«mr sin 1.04 22.05 - 25.00 18.00 gum laxative. 16's Olive Tablets, Edwards It's lot 23c 28.95 - 35.00 20.00 • R If Fleet's Pkosolw-soda tooMMfM 54c Ostrex Tablet), a tonic 4l't 89c 30.95 - 45.00 28.00 Fonaulac liquid I4«i oooai 22c Ovoltine (plain) 1« em* He* at 61c ZOHITE 40.95 - up 38.00 few-Way CoM Tablets, Groves Mi 43c A Antiseptic; non- R Fiw«l-lox ler e*Me's foot, IVi oooni 50c PEPTO-IISMOL poisonous. 14 ozs. Zyntole Trokoys seethe tW threat, 72'> 21c N Soothing to upiet A group of robet and housecoats • winter Zyl Nasal Jelly 4/S e«m« ii COR. BROAD AND MONMOUTH STREETS PHONE R. B. 6-1444 RED HANK MEGISTlilS, .JANCAUY S. V.MS Page Thrt,' FISH TOURNEY WINNERS WHAT IS I,ET IS IIK1J* YOU START 1948 RIGHT "AR1DEX"? WITH TIIKSK lleJrooni Living Itooni Kitchen See Page 7—Section 1 CHAIR CUSHIONS REFILLED CHAIR SEATS Ol.l Spring S.'I.OO each Nirw S|trinpt S5.0O rurli REUPHOLSTERED THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZ/Jt SCHOOL OF DANCING Foam $12.."iO each TAPESTRY or LEATHERETTE 117 Pro»|iect Ave., Bed Bank Telephone Bed Bank «-tttt . CHAIR SEATS L HltMTlKK CUMKS in all type* of Dancing for Children and AddU. /WKIIKM) g:UM)up Trirate leuniM by appointment BI'IIT 87.50 up REPAIRING Evening exercise and recreation clauea for women. RE (f.MJKI) S One Specialty CALL RED BANK 64038 FOR FREE ESTIMATE THE CUSTOM MADK CUSTOM commissioner of tho sUite department n SLIP COVERS RE-UPHOLSTERING "INSIDE STORY" Newest 1948 fabrics—sharkskin, pebble- Newest fabrics, top workmanship. Each Demand For Oi-liliett new homo on Port Monmouth road, Friday evening, December 20. Nino cloth, chintz—cut on by our experts. piece returned as new and beautiful as the day it was purchased. ON Tomuto Seed Walter E. Berbcrlch, Quarter members came out in the slni-m to Guaranteed to fit. New Jersey is sleatHly increasing Master 1st class of the U. S. N., attend the meeting. Tumorrow In importance as a source of cer- has re-cnlistcd after serving six ! night the election ami installation NO tified seed for the production of years, nnd Is now stationed nt San | nf nfilrirs will bo held. All tho or i(i:it hifih quality tomatoes. In 1047, :>Ulego, Cat., where ho and his wile lloi'is Will wear short white dressM Months to Pay as Low as Per Week total of 8.1B8 acres was ccrtillcd by have been residing the past two instead of evening dres.scs. A cov- RE-UPHOLSTERY Inspectors ot the State Department years. He is on a two-months fur- ctod dish Umclwun will ho served of Agriculture, a record acreage to lough. They motored from Kan and gifts will ho pre.ii'ntcd. IIJItNlilllti: date, compared to 6,003 ncres jn Diego to visit their parents, Mr. The meeting of tho Ladies' aux- and 1946. and Mrs. chm-lca Bcrbcrich of Lin- iliary of the Keansburg Post No. Cei'tificrvtion standards enforced rnln Court. This occasion marks 3053, Veterans of Foreign. Wars, DKCOKATINf; his first visit home in four years. will ho hold tonight :it 8 o'clock nt ABC COMPANY by the diviEion of plant Industry are among the highest in the na- A family reunion was Riven New the clubhouse on Mapln avenue. 106 SllltKWSIUJItY AMI. i(KI) BANK, N. .1. tion. Consequently, the demand Years eve by his parents. Those Mr. and Mrs. Hoborl Croken of for certified tomato seed used by present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murray Lane, are the parents of a growers in other states and other Berbeich, the latter formerly of daughter horn Sunday of Ia3t week countries is growing each year. Maiden, Mass., Mr. and Mra. Frank at Rivorvicw hospital. Tho Kutgcrs tomato nRiiin leads Conlon and daughter Caliol of A surprisi! lionn. coming parly all other varieties in amount of Maiden, .Mass., Mr. anil Mrs. John was held at tho home or Mr. Men- seed certified in 19-17, repoits Ed- Mnlta nnd son John of Union City, dall nf John street, In honor of Ills gar G. Rex, supervisor of the to- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berberch anci son, I'.F.C. Frank Halknm, who is son Donald, Mr. and Mrs, Lnyton home on a short furlough from San Snyder's mato seed certification project. Out of a total of 293,557 pounds of seed Webster and Mr. and Mrs. George Antonio, Texas, Saturday nigh:, made available this fall, 215,201 Rossnev of Keansburg, Miss Irene December '11. Many friends wore pounds were of the Rutfjers Berbech and fiance William Mal- on hand to welcome him. Private variety,' ta of Union City. After a brief First Class Bnlkiim will leave stay, Walter and his wife will visit shortly for Mississippi, where he Much of the New Jersey certified will attend a school Cor mechanics. seed already has neon sent to the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l>\ Con- lon of Maiden, Mass, after which Children of St. Ann's school were Mid-Season CLEARANCE West Indies and to Southern states for planting to furnish tomatoes they will again return to and make given three extra days nlT from to northern markets during Ihc their residence in Sun Diego. school because of the condition of winter months. Largo shipments Mr. and Mrs. Willlnm Snyder o' the roads from tho recent snow also have been made to Geortrin Center avenue, spent last week storm. plant growers, who, in turn, wiil with their sons in Newark. Gioup 4, C'.r.A., ef thn Keans- Suits .... 20°° formerly 29.95 to . supply seedlings next May nmi Malcolm Lewis is spending n few burg Methodist chinch, held Its lin- June for farmers of the Cinrden weeks in Miami, Florida, from nual Christmas party nnd dinner state. Approximately SO.OCO certi- whom he will take a plane trip to nt the home of Mrs. Inra Dodd on fied tomato swellings ale Imparted Havana, Tuesday of this week, from Georgia growers annually for Mr. and Mrs. Cortlandt Ogdcn Tho regular meeting of thn Coats . . . 23°° formerly 29.95 l<> .'59.95 planting the New Jersey cannery left December 18, to apend a month Ladles' Auxiliary of the New Point crop. with their daughter nnd son-in-law, Comfort fire company, will he hold Certified tomato seed la grown Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Porter of San tonight at 8 o'clock at the Oak 00 only from stock of known paren- Francisco, Cal. street flro house. tage, which has proven its capac- Willlflm Padgett, a former sum- The meeting of Tiro Company Coats . . . 28 formerly 15.00 lo 19.95 ity to produce crops of high yields, mer resident of Euclid avenue, died No. 1 will he held at the lire house true to varietal type and free of December 26 at his home in Brook- on Manning Place, tonight. disease. Each plant is examined lyn. The mooting of the Kennsburff several times in the field during Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson Post, No. 1953, Veterans of Foreign 00 the growing season by inspectors entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Wars, will he 'held nt the clubhouse No doubt many of you are wondering of the State Department of Agri- Standler of Woodhavcn, L. I. on on Maple avenue, tomorrow night Blouses ... I formerly 2.93 culture. All doubtful planm nro Chrictnui.-i day. at 8 n'rlnrli, about that old living room set—you'd like pulled up and removed. The to- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Klto enter- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dayton of matoes from tho approved plants tained relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence avenue, are the parents M to know whether it is wise to have it re- retain their identify as they go Ernest Cottrel of Alexandria, V;i., of a daughter born Sunday. through the canning process nnd for Christmas dinner. Blouses . . . 2 formerly .'{.95 In 1.95 upholstered and recovered or whether to their seeds nre saved and certified Mrs. Joella Graves was confined by the department. to her home last week because of purchase a new set and scrap the old. The JIarglobo variety was sec- illness. 80 ond in volume certified this past Michael Knazovikl of Shore year, with 899 acres or 49,800 Boulevard, Is spending the winter Blouses . . . 3' formerly 5.95 In 6.95 pounds of seed meeting the stand- in San Francisco, Cal., visiting his ards. Garden State, a compar- brother. atively new variety, ranked third Due to the holiday, the New 80 We would like to emphasize the fact this year, according to the .seed Point Comfort Fire Company No, report. Pritchnrd, StDkosdale nnd 1 will meet tonight, when Installa- Blouses . . . 4 formerly 7.95 to 8.95 that we arc in a position to offer a com- Baltimore were also represented in tion ol ofllccrs will l>c held. Tbc the, certified list. Making Its first officers and members wish to thank pletely unbiased opinion since (and this is appearance as a. commercial seed everyone for tHeir support during crop in 1947, was the Ontario the past year. Tun* in "KATE SMITH SINGS" variety, of which 4-19 pounds of The regular meeting of Star ot WOMMJ P.M. MM thru fri. formerly 3.95 mighty important) we sell new sets and also seed, representing the production Bnyshore Council No. 106, Daugh-j | Slacks .... 2°° of 24 acres, were certified. ters of America, was held in the re-upholster old ones, so that we do not have 00 to "push" either one or the other. Slacks .... 5 formerly 7.95 to 8.93 WHAT'S THE MOST Common Element 00 Slacks .... 6 formerly 10.95 Our representative will gladly call at IN THIS PICTURE? your home to offer you an expert opinion— 95 there is absolutely no charge of any kind Sweaters . . . 2 forinerlv to 5.95 for the call. At your request he will show 80 you the latest in fabrics and design and be Skirts .... 3 • . formerly lo ~.9."5 in a position to quote prices on the spot.

Evening Dresses May We Look Forward To Your Call? Blouses Reduced Drastically 331/3% to Budget Payments Arranged Reduced 50%

All sales final . . . No exchanges . .. No refunds J UST as you gusssed-ifs WATER. pliances and a constant, adequate You probably never stop to water supply help to chase drudg- JADE'S think about how many times you ery from your home. turn the taps in your home each Your water supply stands day. ready to tarvo you twenty-four Yet those convenient little fix- hour* a day—and yet it is the HOME CRAFT tures are the means to CLEAN- lowest-priced item on your fam- 1 LINESS MADE EASY. Modern ap- ily budget. INTERIOR DECORATORS 32 Broad St Red Bank, N. J. 25 W. FRONT ST. R. B. 64137 Monmouth Consolidated Water Go. 151 Broadway . .. Long Branch, N. J. (NEAR BROAD) 15 E. Main Freehold, N. j. Page Four BED HANK REGISTER. JANUARY 8, 11)18 labor costs can be overcome by Keyoorl Smith Takes Office VtHKN SPKVKIXG 01 HEALTH Help usini; labor-saving equipment. JEWELRY REPAIRING IT IS NOT Til IT: TO SAY Ml K 1)11) l-VlUVTIUNC POSSIBLE" (Ivcrctimr lariii (!i>*|.s The uee of high cost Items of la- Aviation Cadets George W. Jacobs, Jr., haa been At Atlantic Highlands Watcbei, Clocki und Jewelry Cleaned INI IS* < HIHOIT.AC TIC WAS INC'Ll'DEII bor and materials should be limited approved for re-enrollment in Dick- Waldron P. Smith took office and Rcpain al Reasonable Prices Co.«t5 of farming, ;i!t cndy 1 »\ u and to productive livestock and land. inson college, Carllile, Pa., for the All Work Guaranteed [or One Year a Ji.-ilf times higher tli.-in llic-y v.-cro Being Enrolled Thursday noon to serve his second DR! WARREN FOWLER In other words, cull out and «ell spring term. Mr. Jacobs left col- term as mayor of Atlantic High- H. ROSIN, Jeweler before Ihc w.ir, me expected In go lege in his sophomore year to «erve ... . PHONE still liifrlifr in ID-IS. Hiit i-di-h low producing cow* »nd chickens lands. Also taking office for his 18 West Front SI. Red Bank, N. 1. smi BROAD ST. UiiroDrartnr and rest or seed unproductive land Air Force Training in the army. i second term was Councilman How- Tel. 6-0072-M. ;ffumrl t-,-;n t--i; rcit.-iin i-(,iiH! .< If) Miss Janet Smith, Mils Elizabeth Wt'iit' :-uHH- "!' tl.r .-lin^ mil of 1110to Boil-hulldluB crops. ard Stockton. Councilman Leon- I'i'rs, points out John \V. (".•irmTOM Jn short, more attention to good Valued At $35,000 Higgins and Gerald B. Smith were ard D, Hofnian, who has been serv- 1 of the ;tyi iculUunl i-ronuinirs ue- management will help some in recent guests of Mv. nnd Mrs. Jos- ing a one-year uncxpircd term, was ! pni'tment at Jliilccrs unr.visily. meeting higher costs next year. The U. S. Air Force will start eph Duffy of Camden. j*worn in to serve his first full term. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE another 12-nionlh Aviation Cadet Harry Johnson has gone to Okla- Kai m OJIPI nliu:i.s thuinr lh" no;t Councilman Stockton was re- training course for 800 potential ! homu, where he has enrolled for elected council president. The same - OF - : tuv: yc:ii-.s n]»; lilirly tu In- r;.nird Program flying officers Match 1, at Randolph | course of study at the Sparton fm m'.ft'Ji- u!i[:uoi;i!vU- \y,',*-r ir!ii- Field, Tex. Applications for this school of Aeronautics. cemmitleecs and appointments ef- K:nU Fur I'arm Lahui fective . last year were made hy lion.-h;|i-s witli i'n;:i.-! licin^; rdiitivc- training are now available at the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sherry are ly lii;:lii'r Hum prices ic-U'iveil, \w With more than one-halt million local Army and Air Force recruit- having a home built on Atlantic Mayor Smith, Other eouncil mem- All Winter Millinery i'\p!-iin.«. Thus, i;[mn*t economy oi- placement? of emergency farm la- ing office In the postofllcc building, j etrect, b:rs who will serve In 1M8 are Her- I'llleii'iity in juuUuctiun will" be bor to Its credit during the .ast man Dauster, Kranlilyn P. Goode, "This training," aald M/'Sgt. Don- Miaa Janet Lufburrow and Miss Everett Curry and Arthur Barnes. nncrtcd. five year.':, the agricultural extens- aid C, Wean, "Is worth 535,000 to ! Dorothy and Carolina Undemann, I Costs ilif-11'rifst-tt jiliout lfi per rent Morris Millinery Parlors i service of Rutgers university every young man who can qualify. ] students at Cedar Crest college, In some typeH of paper mills, from l!Hii to 11117, Males C.IMVIOSS. terminated Its labor placement 45 It IJS modern nnd complete." | havo been spending the holidays •The lorii supply >sitII.-Ititm i.« the about four gallons of turpentine are 36 ItHOAl) STIil.l T (OUT Wunlwiirtli"* f> A Id Onll work January 1 Aviation cadet training is -open ! with their parents, sometimes produced per ton of Icilst f:ivor:iVjl(! of :iny nf 1ho pn*t Lindley O Cook, associate direc- WHAT IS IT? , live .sen^nne:, and eveiy .Ww .Jor- not only to enlisted men now in I Mies Marilyn Brower, a senior pulp, tor of • the extension gcrvlce, aaid service and to war veterans, but I at the University of Vermont, has (=••< y (liiitj-mnii ii n 11 ]iutilirym;in that fnrm labor placement in New ! know.-; how .seiinus this i.-.. Alioilt also to qualified civilians with no been spending the holidays with Ji'iscy will henceforth be centered previous military service, M/Sgt, J her parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles ' two-thirds of the state's Kniin sup- the United States Employment ply njimv from uul. llu> hl.ilc, und Wean suit!. Applicants must he P. Brower, Service, which also handles em- citizen* and unmnrried mnle reE Mis3 Virginia Wharton has re- prices for fci'ils urn in to 20 pel- ployment work for Industrial labor. MARINE t-'^iu higher th.-in they were n yenr dents of tho continental United turned from a two weeks' vacation ATLMIC ,ajio. The three camps for migrant States, however, und between the I visiting Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Quimby THEATRE SPECIAL worker* which were maintained by j Girncioss inrnlions Unit the 1!I47 ages of 20 and 26 >£. j of Orleans, Vt. l.-Sat. Sa(. Mat, the federal government In connec- Cadets must have completed at! Mrs. William Smith has returned Highlands, N. J. i h.'iy cio|j in Kcw Jersey w.'is tlic tion with the. emergency farm la- SHIRLEY TEMPLE THIS WEEK second lnrgest in Ihe p:ist ten ye.-us, least one-half the credits leading to ] home after spending several days j Frl.-Bnt. Sut. Mat. ( bor program have been purchased a college degree, or be able to pass j in Philadelphia and New York RONALD REAGAN i hut hnd wc.'ithcr duriiiK lhe hurvest by tho county hoards of agricul- ALAN LADD Benson resultcd in mole pooi- rj11:11 - an educational examination given with her husband before he sailed — IN — ture in BurllnRton, Gloucester and hy the air force. for Europe as a member of the j iiy liny than usual. Cumberland counties. "That Hagan Girl" DOROTHY LAMOUR Rut fet'fl eosts :ire not tho only Cadets appointed from civilian i Merchant Mnrlne. The agricultural extension ser- life serve for three years In the U. j Cpl. Clarence Lovelace, Jr., has ROBERT PRESTON CARNATIONS j otir-K (hat have ri^en. Kveiythintf vices in tlic various states were RANDOLPH SCOTT <:lHe thi: fat'tnef uses- seeds, ma- given responsibility for farm labor S. Air Force unices their seivicc is j successfully completed a communi- All Colon chinery, building niateri.-il.s. r:on- recruiting nnd placement as a terminated earlier, M/Sgt. Wenn | cations specialty course in the Sig-! BARBARA BRITTON "WILD HARVEST" Ininers, l.-ibo!-, tn\c-s-h:ivc higher wnr-time emergency measure and said. If they complete the course ! nal School at &'ort Mo'nmouth anil I — IN — r satisfactorily, they rccelvft commis-1 Is now a qualified central ofllcu Sun.-Mon, Sun, Mat, 2.00 doz. price ta(, rt. Price rises for fertilii'.nr.s have operated the program In co- "GUNFIGHTERS" have heen iclalively ICSH thun for operation with county committees stons In the a ii- force anil .serve the m;iintenonco man. ESTHER WILLIAMS many other iteinn of production, of farmers since 19-13. remaining two years on extended The holiday dance, which was to Sun.-Mon. i,.\rnu/, Mi;i.<;iroiu ) Carncross points out. and po it will active duty ns flying OIIICLI.;. Dur- have been given Saturday night by Now Jersey farmers who wsrc ; r Sun. Con't. from 3 A. M. JIMMY IH'HANTi; I pay the farmer to continuu' to use aided in obtnining farm labor to- ing this period they in.'iy 'pply f° the Raritan American Legion post, ! them in optiniuni or Uhoiiil taled 4,600 in 1913, 4,300 in ViU, a one-year competitive luur uf duty was canceled due to road con- JAMES STEWART I amounts to insure the best return 1.100 in 1945. 2,700 in 1946 and 2,000 to qualify for n commission in the ditions. Tho dance will be held JANE WYMAN "THFS'TIME I from his crops. Regular IT. S. Air Force. January 17. in 1047. Many of the workers — IN — FOR KEEPS" Wif-e uae of Vertil/.er is one of the placed on New Jersey farms for Apart from this opportunity for Preliminary examinations for i cost-cutting item.1! on CarncroHs'a seasonal hnrvnst jobs came from flight training, high school grudu- Wcutinghousc scholarships have "MAGIC TOWN —In Tuclinluulor— Jamaica, atfis who dfsire technical training been conducted in the Kcyport high i list. He suggests that farmers find Tucs.-lVcd. out the amount of fertilizer onch With the end of hostilities the In a field akin to aviation may school, Jean Maler, Jensen. Boulle Tiics.-Wed. crop needs to produce best, lie can need for emergency farm help has choose three air force technical and Arthur Sprague were tho throe CLARK GABLE ,JOA> CAULFIEl.D H:et higher yields, too, by improved lessened nnd the extension service courses in which they would lilte pupila given tho examination un- CLAUDK BAINS 1 LESLIE HOWARD LITTLE SILVER RED BANK 6-1832 JJjMcticPii. use of belter varieties of asked to bo relieved of this pro- to enroll, and if they enlist for der the supervision of John A. Palt, —in— j.'iced, and heltcM- control of insects gram in order to devote full time three years or more they are as- science teacher, OLIVIA DeHAVILAND L "The Unsuspected" and di. 'ca^e. Some of th;> nioiinting to lla normal educntlonal work. sured of attendance at one of VIVIEN LEIGH Mrs. lames H. Ward served as —-and— these. Men who are not high school general chairman of the annual graduates, may also lake advan- New Years eve dance given by the "Gone With" The Wind" AUELIO JKBGENS MAIIC I'LATT tage of this opportunity If they enn auxiliary of tha Keyport Yacht —In T«ch— —in— meet prescribed educntlonal stand- club. The dance was held at the One. Eve. Show At 1 V. M. ards. clubhouse. Members of the coni- "When A Girl't Beautiful" mlt'.en werp Mra. Fred Hllllker, Thursday • One Day Thursday Olio Day HIUBUOY MKTSEGEU KNOAGEB Mrs. Prank Ferguson, MM. George John rayne—Brendfi Joyce JEAN FROCKS Mr. and Mrs, Henry Mctzgcr of j Webster, Mrs. Waldron Ehrllch, XVKOXE I'OWKB Walter Brennan Union Beach announce the engage- Mrs. L. Forrest Giirrtaon, Mrs. —In— ALICE FA VIS ment of their daughter Shirley to Charles Moore, Mrs. Floyd Brown "MARYLAND" 1 . —in— Joseph Ryan, son of Mr. anil Mrs. and Mra. Vincent Applcgatc. —In Tethnlcolor— "Alexander's JlaK

DRESSES - COATS - LINGERIE - SPORTSWEAR i; \ n I.TII \ COATS FOR LESS SUN. THRU TUES. THAN YOU EVER EXPECTED $1 5£.00 $10-019 0 $22 .00 Values To S25 Values To $30 Values To $40 100% All Wool—in Sizes lor Junior and Misses

IMAGINE! TSEW HUHKV! HUKItY!! The Finest In Fashion DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES GYPSY SKIES... Slzen Junior, BOB HOPE LIVED 9-lo Misses 13-20 $coo and $T00 -IV- STRUVGE, AMAUNG 38-44 Ladle* Wherc Keg. To 811.99 Reg. To $15.99 There't Life LOVE^TORY You'll lie thrilled al this Special rack of close out Dresses for every , occa- wonderful reduction. dresses. Values lo 810. sion!

MATINEE DAILY 2:18 CONTINUOUS SATURDAY SHOP AND SAVE! EVENINGS 7 tOO ft 8iOO SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS

BEAUTIFUL Season"!- Hcsl Seller Priced For Saving! $1.99 SUN. THRU TUES BED JACKETS SATIN, LACE T1CIM. BEG. $3.00. BLOUSES NEGLIGEES MUSICAL AND isso*" Attractive Size* S MIRACLE! VI In M 99 ALL WOOL 2 Values T« SI HOUSE COATS SLIP ON SWEATERS SHORT. LONG SLEEVES IN GIB- Values Ullt* SON GIRL AND MANY NOVELTY to .99 14-30 »». $1.79 STYLES. $13.0(1 3M4 33-10 " i rum: WOOL FLANNELS, CREPES STUNNING CAP AMI SHOBT SLEKVK IN STHIl'KS AND .SOLID AND SATINS. sltnmi COLORS. Margaret BEAUTIFUL O'BRIEN SKIRTS CydCHARiSSE Kent Dori> CARDIGANS ROBES - BRUNCH COATS Karin BOOTH "Piralcs TAYLOR'DOWLING T >nd inlxdwini $ 7 V Vul. lo M Ainu 99 si,,. DANNY 1H0MAS Of I'LUS 1'LDS Wuol Site* lit tn 40 Ensemble* II to 10 2 SWING STYLES OK I'LEATS, 8 RICHARD AltLEV Monterey" DON AMECHE PLAIN COLOIIS AM) NOVELTY. XAS, SOLID COLORS. ((U1LTED SATINS. "Buffnlo Bill Hitlpg Again" "THAT'S MV MAN"

ATTRACTIONS NOW SHOWING AT WALTER READE ASBURY PARK THEATRES MAYFAIR ST. JAMES JEAN FROCKS PARAMOUNT LYRIC SAVOY SrENCEB TI1A0V STARTS JAN. 0 LARRY FAHKS "Enfiipo Mn Nisv

&$. RED BANK RECIISTEU, JANUARY 8, 1048

Folsom of Santa Monica. Cal., for several months. SEA BRIGHT CHILDREN'S PARTY Sea Bright | John Applegate Mrs. John Feeney Is recovering Plans for a past commanders' ' from two weeks' Illneta. Mrs. Al BacmeUter spent (everal and past presidents' dinner will bi» CHRYSLER AIRTEMP is Ma tan an Mayor days last week vl*ltln» her brother discussed at a meeting tonight of . in Westileld. Sea Bright American Lesion post. Mr. and Mra. Edward Bennett at- The auniliarj' held its first moptinf; Heating and Air Conditioning, Oil He Is Also Named tended the wedding of Mr. Ben- of the year Tuesday night, with the ' Borough Counsel nett's cousin, Walter Bennett of president, Miss Marjorin Dsborn ' I'artH for IIIOSJ make* of burners in stock. Lincroft, to Miu Barbara HowlanJ presiding. ' of Foxwood Park, Little Silver. The Paul Tharin and Frederick John Applegate wae sworn In as wedding took place at the bride's Tharln have entered thn local Oil Burnt-™ • Stokers • Air Conditioning Finnic* mayor of Matawan Thursday, and home and a reception followed. school, the former in the eighth ' his first ofltclal act was to nominate grade and his young hrother in the - Strain and Hot Water Boilers in stock. himself as borough attorney. This Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanNort- wai confirmed by the borough coun- wick celebrated their aixth wedding first grade. The family has been • cil. Mr. Applegate had .previously anniversary on New Years day. spending the past year in Zurich. •crved as » councilman. Mra. Wileon Miller is confined to Switzerland, and has returned tn her home because of illness. this ."fctlon. ; Appointments made by Mayor | Eiwood Seeley spent laat week FARWELL'S SALES AND SERVICE Applegate, and approved by the News of the death of Amos I with Mis* Eleanor Nielaon of White, well known in this section, council were Koert C. Wyckoff, I Brooklyn. Telephone It unison 1-1499 treasurer; J. Franklin Dominic, who died last week In an army hos- borough clerk, water collector and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Stahlbaum pital in California, has been re- ; overseer of the poor; Milton Cole, spent Christmas and New Year* ceived here from his mother, Mrs. • HI IIINUIAM AVK. RUMSON, N. J. auditor, and Dr. Aram A. Captan- with Mrs. Stahlbaum's mother and Clara White of Cranforil. who lias j lan, physician. aunt in Clearwater, Fla. been with her .son for some lime, Mrs. Joseph Sherwood, formerly The your.g war veteran was a jirt •- Dr. J. Wallace McCue and Ann of Belford, died at the New Bruns- Tourine were named to the housing oner of war In Japan where he con- wick hospital on January i after a tracted tuberculosis. authority; Mrs. John Kno:< and long illness. She Is survived by A Crushing Blow! Beatrice McBride to the board of | three cons, Mrs. Marie Kehiefor, Mrs. Nancy j health; Frank Howard Lloyd, Sr., Thomas Orr and family of King- Johnson nml Mrs. Jnsrph 1,. Kl-' A lmUnmt radiator «r to the police pension commission; dridge will be hostesses at a meet- i Krill ruins llw appearance of Edward Melnzer, James M. Em- ston, N. Y., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Walling. Ing tonight of the Woman's So-, oitr'ri nir without qtieatlMi mono and Oscar Oaines to the wa- elety of Christian Service at thn Urn*'* good npu-N though, ter department; Robert Ward, Barbara Harnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Harnett, is con- Methodist parsonage. The group ! mir experts will remove thote street department, and Mrs. Her- will attend Sunday morning's car ruining Hferts—through bert Gittens to tho library board. fined to her home because of illness. Mrs. Ida Marseau of Fitiburgn, church service in a ho.ly. t Aft nry met find mdlator r*» Waller B. Swaneon was elected Mass., la visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary Lou Schiefer ami Belly |i;iirs! Our Kii;ir:int4u*[i;tlrs save car* the imous vote. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Savldge in charge, of the. school bulletin ' losses resulting frum car dft- spent the holidays with Mrs. J. A. board for tho two weeks' perioil. | \ iiluiitlnru:. They ulno «avn Belfotd Turner of Roselle Park. motor*t from faulty eoollnj The board of education will meet : l Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hallday of next Monday night. j Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherland Brooklyn have moved to East road Scene t:il;cn in U nl of tl o !-ei Plight HIM house nt Christmas party Riven l»y the (Ire depart- Mra. Viola Nccly's 14-months-old of Elizabeth spent Sunday with Mr. and are occuping Nick Loma»' ment for the children (if the community. San tun in center of the group, ranted In n sleigh, are Coun- daughter Gertrude, was x-rayed for' and Mrs. John Hlnes and Miss house. cilman GeoiRo Krau:\i ilcft) and Fire Chief Stanley Fowler. Dressed as u clown is Frank Hnidn. a fractured collarbone at Mon-' Carol Sutherland. Mrs. Sophie Williamson enter- mouth Memorial hospital, where RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS Mr. and Mrs. John Wermert at- tained on Sunday. Her guesU ish house. Pn wei-c Mrs. Xol- i.Tohu Witmnn wrrp :ilso sworn in Clowan ii.s chairman of the. police she was taken by the llrst aid' 113 W. Frcnt St. Red Bank, N. J. tended the wedding and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mc- squad aftrr she had fallen from a' He Havens, Mrs. Stanleyy Mrutli. | aa members of the council. committee ami Councilman (Jrtiver of Mra. Wermcrt's niece, Miss Bet- Candlcss and children Arlinc and I high chair, I ty McCoy of Now York city, Satur- Leroy of Leonardo. Mra. Arthur NnylDr, -Mi.s. Lew Kus- ,\i:iyor Quinn nnmed Mr. Me- C. Em:nons as his assistant. R. B. 6 1177 day. Joseph McLean Is unable to work ter and Mr*. Charles Hoib.^t. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Leek &pe"nt because of illncsfi. The Presbyterian rhurch choir New Years eve with Mre, J. Barat- William Seeley celebrated his concert, scheduled for Christmas, U of Jersey City, birthday with a family gathering. will be held January 11. Tho con- Mr*. Madeline Faileman enter- Out of town guests were Mr. andcert was postponed because of bad tained the Thimble club Monday Mrs. Charlea Schulti of JerueyCity. weather. night at a Christmas party. Those Miss Constance Tingley, a stud• present were Mrs. Dora Barnes, ent at Mansllpkl college, spent the Mr». Mabel McGrath, MM. Annn Atlantic Highlands holidays with her parents, .Mr. and Mac Schnoor, Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbs, Mrs. Lloyd TlnRloy. Mi»s Priscllla iM.irok, a student J. YANKO Mrs. Evelyn Cook and Mrs. Theresti The borough council last week Leek. The ladies exchanged gifts authorized payment of 39 cpecial at the New Jersey State Teachi'i's and refreshments were served. employees, hired for snow removal, college for Women, spent the holi- 30 BROAD STREET RED BANK Dale Runyon is confined to his During the storm, a skeleton days with her parents, Air. and home because of illness. crew of the fire department was Mrs. Stanley Mnrck. Mri. Lena Sutherland and grand- stationed at the fire house, Mrs. Ernest Mourn of Montreal, daughter Barbara left Sunday for Harry Oswald is moving his res- Canada, is visiting her daughter Waihlngton, D. C, after spending taurant from First avenue to the and son-in-law, .Mi. and Mi's. Nel- •everal weeks with Mr. and Mrs. corner of Mount and First avenues, son Clarlc. John Hines and Miss Carol Suther- Completion of the new establish- An electric Scoreboard has been land. ment Is expected shortly. installed in the high cicliuol fiyin- Mrs. John Lentz entertained her The Lions club met Monday naslum. Bleacher seats, with a ca- Bunday-achool class Tuesday, De- night' at Homestead inn, and pacity of 000 persons, hnve been cember 30, at a luncheon and praised committee members for the moved into the gym for basketball Christmas party. Games were success of the Christinas party for season. Visual education will be the JANUARY SALES EVENT pltytd and carols aung. Those at- borough children at the Atlantic tending were Miss Eva Smith, Miss theater. theme of the January meeting of Iva Smith, Mlse Marylou Rich- The Mantell Hose company met the Parent-Teacher association. mond, Miaa Norma Jean Jaeger, Monday night and voted Algie A thirly-minuto HOUIIU Him show- Here in wonderful uhilr goods wars 't fa- Mils Lois Salmon, Misses Beatrice Ing the highlights of the American Drlnkwater, Jr., into membership. Legion convention and parade in and Joan Parleman, Miss Margaret The HoDk and Ladder company nious names tit sfwr'ml privvs • and ninny Foster and Miss Lynn Maute. Mre. New York last year will be shown held a business meeting Tuesday at the January 14 meeting of San- Carol Casler assisted Mrs. Lcntz. night and the Hose company will more not arlvurliswl. Mr, and Mrs, Jack McGrath en- dy Hook Bay post, American Le- meet tonight. gion. tertained on New Years day for The fire department held open dinner. Their guests were Mr. and house New Year* day at the, fire QUINN 8WOHN IS. Mrs. Al Frlck of Freehold and Mr. house. Refreshments were served CANNON TOWELS and Mrs. Charles Patterson and son by the firemen. Mayor Fred Quinn, sworn in to a Charles, Jr., and Miss Dorothy Pat- The family of Comdr. Stock, new term Friday nipht at Free- Run-of-the-mill towels in solid colors witli gay terson. whose home was partly destroyed hold, directed tlio borough council liortltM' stripe. KxLTptiniiiil values. Mrs. William Seeley Injured her by fire New Years day, are residing to act speedily In presenting ordi- arm during the snowstorm and Ij with Mrs. Gwen Emerson. nances to provide a system for se- unablt to tut it. The January meeting of the W.S.- lecting police oDlccrs nml control- If IVrfcct Sale. Price Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Compton, C.S. of the Methodist church was ing taxis. Hand size

DWICHT ANCHOR SHEETS Heavy duty sheets of (In1 finest muslin. Strung, J. YANKO closely woven for smooth comfort. 30 BROAD STREET RED BANK Keg. Sale Price

45x38'/2 75 65 72x108 2.«r» 2.65 81x108 ',iX> 2.95

ALL WOOL BLANKETS Clearance Extra long, 72x9(1, all virgin wool . blankets. Choice of Reductions of coats, dresses, hats four colors, lieguliirlv 30.00. 7.95 and sportswear from the 2nd floor. WOOL COMFORTERS Junior & women's coats • 45.00 All wool filled, covered in Values UR to 69.00 rayon satin. Fnll size, 72x84. Kose only. Regularly 12.!)5. 1195 All wool coats • • • 25.00 Values up to 45.00 , CANNON DISH TOWELS Full size Dryall dish towols Classic & dressy dresses • • • O.95 * in gay iniilti-strl[»c pattern. Regular price 35c. 29 Values up to 15.95 EACH

Values up to 15.00 Hats 5.00 15 Denier NYLON HOSE 81" LACE CURTAINS CHILDREN'S DRESSES Sheer, beautiful stockings These adjuntanets by Ply- A special group of wash that are regularly priced at mouth* are self-pleating nml dresses. Kegularly priced Black blouses 3.95 1.95. In tlie new winter dark rcndy-to-linng. In ecru only. ii|i Lo ;i.ys. .Many styles, not Made of Fortune crepe. Reg, 7.95. shade. 169 Regular price 2.!)."». 229 all sizes in every stylo. 195

Jacquard Sweaters 4.95 PARTDOWN PILLOWS PERCALE APRONS HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS Jantzen slip-on. Regularly 8.95 . Bed pillows that are 20% 80 square printed percnles in Both twin and full size, All down, 80% duck feathers; small floral patterns, .Well fringed, nil waslinble, In 2-piece suit dresses • • • • 18.95 with detachable ticking for 'made l»y Starcross, with live colors: blue, green, rose, eusy, Himilnry washing. Keg- piped edges. Regular price pencil, yellow. Regularly All-wool rabbit hair. Reg. 35.00 95 50 ulur price 5.00. 3 05c. 79 7.50. 6 Six- n D RANK It ICG 1STKR. JANUARY 8. 1043

u.'iir lu addition tu lii'il I Sunk, Little Hil- ANYMORE OLD RAGS T RED BANK REGISTER VLT and Middli'luvvn tuwns-hip, cu-u]>iM'ulioii [County Bank ESTABLISHED !»:«. will In- sjnlicitL'cl from .Slirewslinrv hui-ini^h EVENTS OF YEARS AQO Bj John II. Cook and Hrnry Usy nnd iSlii'ew'Mbni'v tnw n.sliip. I Deposits Total THOMAS IUVIXU UROHX FROM REQISTER FILES Editor und I'ublitlicr 'Vlii- iik-a ln'liiiid tin; L't'li'lii'atiiin is to JAMFS J. IIOiiAN, Aoouciutr- Krtllor cllillilll'l lilt; Jlctivitir-s uf till1 vniltliflll IJill- $168,567,736 Fifty Ye»H Afo Kcived $450 a jcar for carrying tin M. IIAKOI.II IU I I.V. Asklfclallt ICdltor J" \~ Judge Collins gave the grand jury! m?''s- , lint- I '" ' S1.1S3.10, or no! March S, lt:«. ! illvillvcil. WV jjliidlv dull' inn- lint tu liii.v K. M.JM jdletown township, which had been over the prcvioui From Year Ago— ow. a: iic.rB.,,: -discovered by the investigation in- year. n:»: "'is'/"''y.~'i"tlt':>. Til V|< If. C.VI'rll I i VI' MMTI'llir.V III' till.' Ill'll liilllk' 2d National Leads to the affairs of that township. The Twcntj-rive Year* Ajo Thh« Red Bank K.,- Her IMIMI no lir.anc'.il rr;in>n>|bil> I *. 01)111)1)1111 V (.'luiinlll'l' nf OlUlllU'riT, fur |)llt- charge waj the longest and the t!«s for ypcwr 1 A survey of the 2? banks In ' most severe whicli was ever linown The State Board of Health put Jtrir.t thlt r»rt ff in w ; tin;: lilt iiiHcliiiici'v In minimi I'm' :i i'i.' to have been delivered in the Mon-' a ncw ban on North Shrewsbury icil *IT0r ocoir.-. r !;c.!.'. Moninouth county last we^k', mm ; tillll W lirli this niiiiiiiniiii v h;:i 1-1 uf tin; : county at the clone of business 1'Jo- ; riv r il Undies hold thi'if 1-i'iii-^iiuiwitiuM iiii.'el- I cembcr 31 were 5108,567,736.20. At Holmes, Addison J. Ely. Lafayette j « oysters. or iyIT Schanck, Holmca V. M. Dennis, I. Respite bad roads and threalen- i m s, ill Which IIIMV iilh'einlfi .-Illil tliiiHf IT-i the end of 11H6 the total w«5 >HiB.- Daniei E. VanWIckle, John Henry ]lnS wcuthcr, 200 persona attended has bt'i-ii I'k'iii'i'd. it \> uiil.v tilli11ji thai it 10 eleceil ;„-, ««.,„, int.. odice. \VI,,>,v ^np-; ^^^d.po^in^u. ; •' , • " ^ ''• Meyer, William XI. Golden, Henry i " dedication exercises at the new few wni'ils i>T pruiM' lit' Hi'iiii'ii'iihotit Ihe c IIHMIV prevails, smile Hiil,ViH> will Illive fslll'lv j The Second National bank ot Red Campbell, William I. Ely, George', °i£°lidati:d achoolhousc at Colt's J-s e(:lt urguni/.niiuii* i'nd iniliviilinili- wlm smooth t-nWlUjl. while ill hers Woiil fun; ,s,, i Bank again led all other Monmouth . G. Brower, Wilaon Hcndrlcltson, i " . Two things stood out above guiclu'tl Uii'iiiM'lu's iu llit' t'iiii'i'(;i.ilH' v. Herman O, Bauer, Thopws E. Van- ill others at tho dedication exer- i ,. , , . , , ' institutions with 516.350,733.27. Two , I Bracklf, Henry A. Curtis. Julm C. cises. Onj wa.i a number uf selec- The runiit.i i-iiinl i|t'|iiii'lnii'iit, tin- veil. In thesi! Mines HIICII illlimH H'I.'I'.V ; Atbury Park banks were next in: ; Brill, n. Horace Curtis, Waller S. tions by tha Freehold high school fllvi'd willi lli|;lie|' eiiSIS of ; lank.'The Asliury Park Nations! . ;Rced, William T. Conovcr, A. Hav- orchestra. The other WM an ad Bunk strerl ili'piii-linent :iml Ihe si reel , , . i • i . iBank and Trust company reported ; dfess b r Jo p iind ri'MjIiillll lu-liei- liixi-s, even - $10,082,327.06, and the en» Morris, William H. Reed, Con- > »n Enrighl, stale com- vimtl ilcpitrlint'iils nf nil lu-i^hliiifiiig amiAtU of 'over C. Clayton and Bruce S. Kca-! m|Ssioner of education, effort should he IlliliJc In lil'ill}: illiullt il lllliiV Aabury Park nnd Ocean Grove pit lit ies diil ciniMiii'iidiilili.' vMU'k. We haven't bank, $13,622,B30.90, tor. j •"• fiatontown township com- George Vix of Fair Haven gave | "^ilt-a* la-id off T. Elwood Snj-der, 1IL';H'LI nT inn- insiiiiicc in which count v iind of nrliun wliirli will iiiMH-e tin: Imst lnnimjjL- Fourteen banks reported move le lon dMKMlls than a year ago, They a parly New Years eve. Those pres- j " « policeman of the township, «li«.lu*L- lm'"' ll"ssi'|l'1 in 1'ii-iil nlTnii-s. This lines nut ent were Addle Cuvchln, Edith and \ar'i Eatontown was rolyinjr on miiuivipiil urtlcinls iind i-inp|n> , ... , , , , , •„ . , wore the Atlantic Highlands N'n- LETTERS FROM : 1 Carrie Carter, Sarah Bowman, Net. ^"stables Jpr police protection, lfi.ui iivel hiiekwai'd lu help iliilivitliuils ill HM'illl lllill i.'l-llli'lsill slnillld III' sillied. IUHl ,liona]i Farmers Natlnnnl of Allen- Editorial Views OUK HEADERS tic Chandler, Etta Little, Edna Al- constables were Mr. Snyder distress even tliun.iili the nssistiinn1 was out-1thill nil eijlllifillllt'll shnlllil lie "Vl-s" men. .town,'Flr«t National of Favmini;- len, Clarence Little, Hugo Bar- and James Rowland. By doing . , , , , •' ,i •,• dale First National of Freehold, tholmes, Thomas Minton, Jr., Leon away with a policeman the taxpay- siilt' tin- stnvt i-i-i|\iiiTii)i'ii|s uf ihvit- partie-j 0/ Other Papers j Ihilt H-inild lie W'lU-se tllllll iin.Vtlllllj:. <-l'ltl- Ij^, N-aUuim! of SprlnB IJII", FOB GOOD WORK liitlle, William Curchin, Jr., Ray-ers would save SI,200 "a year. elsin. mond Bennett, Edgar Chandler, Walter D. Fields of Colt's Meek Ulilf jullS. ' nwevel'. slnillld hi' eulistrili'livt'. lllill Freehold Trust, Keansburs Notlon- January 2, 1918, pi'l'ful ley Mi- the placing iii purtv I I lia oiuniun* cAUict ,flO in th< Edt. John Martin, Hairy Minton, Mr. | was building- a- sho—•p• fo—•r hi•••s- »«>«auto- •\IHI ileservin^ nf piMisc nrc tlic ufliciiils.. i-on? Branch Trust, Manasqunn To the Editor; mol)1 jluiliil Vian* heieunilfei >l" nut IIM^orir. and Mrs. William Aras and Allic I « ousinesa on his property on il linve liellei' j.'liii'lil sliunlil lie entirely National, .MerchriMs Trust of Jlcd •Iv t*[-rv the fllliiurfenielll uf l*ht lilt- Dear Sir: lhc und LMiiplti.M'i.'s df Ihe Iwul i.illice uf tin: New "nvcril- ' ^:lll'i, Xe\v Jersey Trust of I.ong • ster) McCarthy. I^ieeliokl road. .Mr. Fields and furjinl ell ill the inlel'i'Sls uf JJ .May I trespass long enough to Jersi'v Hell Teleiilniiic i-uiiipiinv. l.k'Miite ...... I." ' I Branch, People's National of Key- Mr. and Mrs. William F. Reid of Windsor and Russell Heuiitt wer« . i i , i | supplement the «oou icpurt in Shvcwabury entertaineil a number! bu;1(ll"B the now shop. nii'lil. Mil re nl Hie eiillimniiit.v ll-nii- pun an(1 tlic Sc|1 Ul.,Rln xi,llonili. your Janunrv 1 ls.-uie of the rapid- ;in i .ivei'H Ill-lining iniiiiliei-1 if r:i I Is nnd si 11 rn i | Just why the .Snowbird should be of friends at their home. Among | According ttoo flgurcH »ubmiltc»ubmiltcdd The I-K'<;enil»rr llglll'OS aiT ;w ilv .'ind rlllclcncy with \vhich the cNc iind li.l uf iiln'i'i.'ll* called a Junuo nobody srcms to! township ottlcials of Middictown those present were Mr. and .Mrs. J, hy thh e mayor and council of Red hrwikdiAMis. ilii- uperatiii's iiiiiiniiiiiied sill- follows: wmilil Iind Iio\\ l'il>V il mid lie Unou; but .hinco i* llic si-ini! ilic- [iliol HIP unpi-ccoilenicd cmci'Kcnvy I Wcsloy Seaman, Mrs. Lydia Sea- Bnnk to a gathering of taxpayers n'\ r. repmlh'ss of pidiliejil iilliliutiims, if. A^U'V r./k'xi'S"'...! ir,,n)'j,;r^.!i6 inllio common n.-imc. liven tlic or-!..Asil11 w ! Md Bertie Maps, Miss Deborah .Mc- penses for the town lor the com- A.lm.j, I'a.k 1 1 they would only try. Kl.'iliJ.ja".'. '' Lean, Miss riilla Throckmorlon, ing year would be S123.0S9.7S. Thii Aiiiiiliei Infill piiUlic niiliiv ilescvvin^ flllii Ui'CHII -...» » « which diil eveiM thilifi pnssilili' In IllllilltiliII ;i,^r,9,:»i;.-.'i Junro is FI logl'.-nl nanic. tion. However, tlie outgoing „.,- he Iliny hold some c.vcriilive pnWers, lint lie I'lcmi'i'i unit Mi'i-rlian succor. Miinv uf us, including my Job Bendy was awarded the con- ad- its SL'l'vii'e. Ui'finhir *-iTvie.e nil nil t>f the Sinlimtil. Mnlnwiiti . .\..'iO","H>.!"j Anyw.-iy, iliric I." the Wnowljinl or I own family, would still at this tract for carrying tho mails be-, ministration left « deficit of $10,- nlsnliiisa Inl of I'espiiiisihilily. One niiiynr. runlet Nii'ioiiiil, Jutu'-o, in darlv «rny full drc.--.s and nn'ilinz; be snowed in and isolated tween Shrewsbury postolllcc and; 1>i-'s6' lllis waa caused by tha coinp;in,\'s line.~ \MIS rcsinneil with 11. mllc.v llcni'll ;,.6;, •:..'> li'.ii'j in white, lie is bountiful aK'iin<-I :i ceiveel $ia a month for the work.I" ' money than was raised by 1 j Fianl; F. Blaisdcll, Walter J. Bills, isil^'i' renijll'k. "Vnn'l'i. iilll there illoue." \Vi:H Niitiuii.Tl. K.ltnntottti L'.I ii.nl I "Ji ?no\vy Vjrv\!iv>ciound, and while one taxation for town purposes. Thus, c I William C. Johnson and Ivawrencu There was a large crowd at Jo- (.'oiiiieiliiieii, tun. have tlieir ri'sponsiliililies .Kusii/'iiioxn' —. lie.itilntc.s 'ty hliggc:-l th:u h.» e. - A. C'irton, Jr. seph Little's Oceanic inn New in spite of the economics which thctic Reuse domiuatc-s iits habit*-, j Of my o^'ii knowledge I can tell Yeara afternoon to shoot for a (Icel- the new olllciuls proposed, there Slum Scores Coup D'Kiai as hends nf various enliiinillees, iiml ulilv ; ra,,iiln!:'i'iiiV lie coi-tninly thriven in snuvv coun- |of inmiiiiennilc innlnnucs in whieii and swan. The deer and «wan had would be no decrease in town taxes , I i • , i . ' Ivir*i NHtloim', l^'iccliul'l, try, Soniotinics it seems thai it 'they rushed to tile rescue, using but an increase due to the extrav- The appointment last week of Earl I Jl |-« >ll Jill CII-llpl.'|-illlO|l rail (liev achieve SIU-. Plni Nutlnnnl, Sn.ir.irl..i'»e heen shot in North Carolina by .,,,„ ' ': Preehnlil Triisi 3,sn-.T!l- (I takes a snowstorm to bring the their own trucks find jeeps, where- Theodore West of East Oceanic. agance of the previous year's nd- Wtiolley of Neptune as l''i =>'« recognises tile youue Snuwljiidti, complished was over one] above the rl e d lho bndc s omt! b r plaints nt the council niei'tiiifr. Usinillv' f,IT!.r,l«.!I.'.'? l Whitmorc, Eugene Magee, Eugene p*'. , , "' , '! > various times, the hitesi being the resigna- for they are dressed in juvenile I scope of tlwlr official duties and ev N Sn 1 astor of tlius.t! attacks art; pei'sonul tnul altlioti^h lit- • r Nnti.inal plumngc tllRl lookf, at a glance, thfil, accordingly, we of Mlddle- VanScholok, William Antoniden. ? --??' - - " "- P "'<= Lit- tion nndiT liiv uf l-'urmer Slieriff Morris .\..|.II Tnui. like tliut of tlie adult tons .-par- I Unvn Ivive reason to oongrntuliite West Osborn, Joseph Little and. I tie attention is paid to them, they do the ,...iir,| Woiidriiijr. The si'i|iiel i.if the Wui II-,! Park rehigiiaiiim is the appointment, nf .Mr. \\,vl jnninicipalilv no pintl. At everv council l iu "-"^ ••"•v. IL _..„ -...- Our experience exeniplillcs the lev." Obviously, nll'i'lie astute Ml-. Stout did '< »>W<'"iif «•tilll(1 is «'t "side Toi' linu'ilig cum- minds one of the more melodious truth of thc doctrine thai. Ciuv. : of the sparrows, the trill a guud Deu'Dv of New York bn-s nxpresscd vi.s tradi.' mie nieiiil.er of his orgimiaatioii \ P1"'11,'8 w sugsestioiis fi-oni the puhlic: it is manv times: "Good government be- y denl like that of the chipping *par- gins ri.ffht where vou live. The gov- esa Durantc and Frank Wood- for another ''le '''"l(? w'"'" "".v eitizeli has the piglil tu Club rov*. Never is it a loud sun^;, and ernment of your township, your Cottreli, William Jahncs, Whitney ward of Mount street wore married be hwlnl M( ( .sometimes it is elaborated into n county, your state nnd your coun- Williams, Richard Rojrcrs, Logan by Rev. W. Holland Kaver. The wax and veneer finish on the joli - "' ' citizens slu.ukl tukc advan- soft warble Ihfit has echoes of the try is everybody'.! business." Robert;, John Younians, Charles The Monmouth Poultry club elect- vas ihe elevation of James *. l'ai-kes of ta.L'e of this n[i|iiiriuiiitv to asL Woman Physician son.^ons sparrow'.sparrow sB besUL-StI melodmuuujy. With best wishes to the staff of Allen, J. Conover, Al Brighton, O. ed W. S. Sherman president, Ho wr- 1 and Ihe reai-oii whv ihis or that IM helii^ H woulld bbe nil very well to coll tlic Red Bnnk Register and nearly Wardan,d EdwarCharleds DoniRCWhite., Josep' h Lit* |"''d,A- R°SWs vlco president, S. R. KUUISOII. dii'L'cioi' of the cullnt} road depart- thc Snowbird a Junco in *ummei. apprfic'iition of their services to sss mv- Dr. Mildred l.uca the. iT,mnur.iity. Mies Lizzie Caaler of Middletown |f' ™ "S secretary. Henry ment, to chairman nf the Ijtiurd nf Free- But in winter the name has no gave a whist party in honor ori£IBenra"ch n™™">l secretary, color at all, no matter what il.s de- Sincerely your.?, holders. Mr. I'm-ki's retained Hie director- eminent and at the same tune their crili' lalk-. On Siillus ML,., Margaret Schanck of Huther-, ^"7 ""PP treasurer and W.W. livation. In winter it is ;i Snuv.- Louis Slit>rwin. ford, who was visiting her. Kennedy E. H. Morford and P. J. ship of tlit' road depiirtiiicnt iu addition to (•ism mav he helpful to tin- nlliri;il>. liird, nnd that's all there is lo it. j G m nistc The Holmdel postolllcc was moved '^\" w\ "- nr — Xew York Tinn.% ' Mrs. lz n^; tlic "arduous" duties of board We repeat that the tusk of M\\« :\ - Miuii-cd from J, Alex Quy'« stoif to H at(ir« a™.*-. ^ ?, <-nipenter, widow ol 1 . I ., . physician, in a talk nn "Wnndor recently bought by A. L. McClees. Samuel R. Carpenter of Fair Hav- cliaiiniaii. This i> iiiuiiln;; more than LET TI1K KKTIRKII WORK ! Tno Summoned en, died ot the diseases ot old _„.. Illliyur or CUIIIIClllliaii is Hot an eastv Ollc. brue.-" at Monday night's meeting! Joel Brown, who drove a delivery age. he expected under Ihe circtiiustani-cs. She waa 87 years old and mode her (t is UOt limited to two meetings ll Ulolllll, i°r thBane evenink Woman'g ileparlmens cluh, t warneuf thde Tlic luir agulnst social security j wagon for John M. Roberts, the bak«r of Eatontown, met with an home with her son, Charles S. Car- a^nin. Mr. !*lout scored. Ullc aS lmt"'V tllillli' Ollr loilil1 nst Indiscriminate use of sulfa payments lo it'retired worlicr if he In Fair Haven penter of Rumson. earns $15 a month should be drop, ; accident while making his rounds. d!li( f c v!rtUsllt v lc ob n :s. While praising their mirac-1 The girls' basketball team of Key- onlv liiiK in eoiisidei' who j:ets alVt'lic coiiuly i * "' - "«"' " J " " tliu'limc 1 pod. If this restriction on tile Fed- He was driving between Eatontown ,_,-,..., ... .""• uloiis effect, she stntcd that "too Crook? Auto Hits ul t der t d tho lrt oI 8t road work one WHV or another to rciili/.e and serving tlie |iuhlie without reinuiiera- nitit-,ciiitihi o(iiiulfan „a t unnecessart y tinie„,j. eral okl-agc insurance wus ever jus- i.-.nil Oceanport when the kingbolt P ' f? f 8 » '"" . - broke. Ho was thrown to the ground | ^K% 1"^ ^\°°}?t S^ti ^ wliL'i'e Mr. l'nrkes stands. In case von tl««t lion lit tlia(. These ollieials, too, lire also nmy set up a tolerance in the ays-1 tified, it is certainly now outdated. Purkril Police liar boy, 12 to~9. The girls on tin" Key- Men and v.'uincn who step out uf and his face and arma were severe- cffcct : port team were Elizabeth Hyer know, it is Feed .Mcliowell of Neptune, an- taxpayers and .lu their tout .0 keep the tu.xe. 11™(^^ " '"^ then- regul&r jobs at 65 ought not ly bruised. Donald MacDonn'd of ITichmond captain, Ruth Bilderback, Alma down Thev do mala- mistakes, hut thev i Mrs. Robert Guigiuiiy w«s wci- to be discouraged from taUing un | Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis of other nioiiiher of l ho Sloiil organization. Hill, New York, will be arraigned East Oceanic invited a score of Dingwell, Gladys Young, Marjorle •nl Ili'n ' corned as a new member. The lios- new employment if they e:in Iind I >?o, mil of iwn Kcptililieiin appoint- wonUl make, fewer mistakes if they n Friday niRht before Fair Havsn their friends to their home New Bcdle, Adelaide Maloney, Katharine ., ! less committee was headed by Sirs. it, Especially is this true taday j Piccorclcr George Woodward on a Dougherty and Hazel Bowne. wliok'-liciirted co-opel-atioii of tlu; public. A wlton America Is suffering from a < Years eve to celebrate the tenth Tneiits made, the ^Imil imichinc K-nit'd heav- Charles Hurd. assisted 1)5' Sirs. i-'luu'ge of clvvmkcn driving, and anniversary of their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Vreeland Mon-is of ( zf n Ml( l( ( Jnmes Hiunplirry< and Mi-5. Karl shortage of manpower. | ilv twice in a pauz'-i- niovei ent Tliere"«Mii I '''' ' l''' ''' -'nt to the uperatinii of his Samuel H. Crooks, formerly of Those present were Mr. and Mrs.Belford gave a dinner party in cele- Janfiky. Tlic $10 limit on earnings of' raimson. now residing in St. George Emery, Mr. and Mvs. Har-bration of the birthday of their old stylus, "lie al a time is "nod lisliiii" j'"''"' S.'"vei-iiinent has no einiise to complain Ouesl.« at the meclins were Mis. those receiving old-age benefits, Pctcrsburfr, Fin,, will be arraignod daughter, Etta May Morris. The c ley Pipplt, Misses Addle Sewing, ; s |1(! n 1 n Uv i vi Ut llis Unvn 1 was wrUten when jobs were scarce. I Mr. Stout' not two. so thai -ivVs you some '/, "V"r " " ' ' * '" - ^^"^^^V^J™! ^™^! !hc . mne night on a charge of Lena Nivison, Margaret and Bertha guests were Mrs. Araminta Comp- 1 ifl st l 1 1 ;l 111H f tllf 'aril, MM. Joseph Cope, Mrs. Edit!) Thc Social Security Act was Ireckless drivinjr. Both men were Rex, Gertrude Emery and Jessie ton, Mr. and Mrs. John Hincs, Mr. idea of the aei .lisliinent. " A iiieiiiVc'r of "'' i" "* " "'' I " ' ^'veriiineni Diamond, Mi-f. Fred Wegel and! wurUcd out in thc ^rrcat depression I summoned by Fair Haven Patrol- Brower, Uev. M. S. Messier, Ed- and Mrs, William Sutherland and thei county election hoard, an assist ant pros-;lts ""' llli'.v"1'!111(1 ••'•»ncil. and it is his duly ' Mi^/Sit' Ltnderiatruth. ^ years, passing in 1935. In tliat day jman Willisim Robbing nftcr two ward Jeffrey, A. H. Herbert and children, Marjorie and William; 1 l0 ilil1 1V1I V 1 1 it seemed desirable to protect jobs,. | a'jcident.s on River road, Fair Hav- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and their son Harriet Smith, .Mabel Luker and ecutoiitoriiml at least one tindei'.shei-ill arc yet '" ""J . l"^'''!*- . Only in this ^Z'"^. \\. 'pved' Atwcii", Today, when there are mDi-c jobs \ en, Thursday night. George. Caleb Luker and his son Richard, wa v l-il l l zt to be named. I'.v all laws of uvrra"e Mr.' - " ""•'' '' ' '" expect the best, and .Mrs, c. powcii Ecyiami. .Mrs. Rich- than people to till them, thc out-' AccordinR to police. MacDonsld While Henry Cook of Eatontown W. S. England of TInton Falls Stout UIll v Illis w v c 0 look is entirely different. Prices collliled willi a vehicle driven by was driving through Wayside his was builtlins a roadside booth at >ut shouJtiiri do as well with' these ap-1 - '" ». "-'an a Wai govern men t ^ ^'n s^cto^ ^. Le'onaTd have been bid >up by demand out- Fred JIoo. Jr., of Little Silver. In- which to sell garden produce and 1|>lllc horse became unmanageable and pointincnt.sntlllWIIS. IJIIIlllIl tt-nwe «'lllll.ll.-wouldn't hr.hetl against« .1 !lOPPI-llt °'" C eniciClltlC. lrnmn.nCompton» , MrsM,.5 . EdwarRf1«-nrdd COnWnvConwny,. running supply. juring the driver, nig wife, Mrs. ran away. Cook waa thrown out of other things during the summer. bitn. I Mi-p. EdRar Denisc, Mrs. Kenneth If thc recipients of social secur- Vivian Moo, and their young son.tho wagon and hia wrist was Mr. England and his sons were do- H. Fox, Mrs. Douglas D. Frederick, ity payments, which are depreciat- They were treated at thc scene of sprained. The horse ran Into a tree ing the work. Listed a mon.!: the ninny goals of the! Pity The Weatlicinian Mrs, David Irving, Jr., Mrs. Dcx-j ing as prices rise, can take on em- thc Ftccident nnd taken home. and wrecked the wagon and har- Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Wolcott ler Jones, Mrs. Lorenz Klenk, Sirs. ployment instead ot keeping them- As Patrolman Uobbins was ness. William Haynes, Jr., of Eat- of Eatontoun celebrated their 50th Henry Uabrccque, Sirs. Noel Stout iimHiiiK- and r,-n.,led with ,,.-iorily | The following ei(.|,.-(.-o],,n,i]n innn "ham.o' r - - , _ ,..„„ selves idle, they won't loae hnndinj? MacDonald a summons, ontown was-skating on the mill- wedding anniversary in an informal what little they got from the Gov-the police car, parked nearby, was pond when he dipped and fell, way. They received a large basket county's fcurl pi'iisei'iitui', ,1. Vieior Car ernment, they will be helping them- struck by n vehicle driven by spraining his left ankle. of fruit and $30 -in gDld from their 'ledilioii of the \\orld Telc^rraiii : ToillOl'- Hanson, Mrs. Portland Merrill, Sirs. selves and everybody. Crooks. Both arraignments were Richard Carney, who lived on children, a poinscttia plant from I Burton Moore, XIvs. Milton A. scheduled for last week hut post- the Methodist congregation and a ton of Ashmv, Park The reason for thin ww_gllllllv Mnd w«r.nur.ariner."" Tlu.Tint weatherSSlc'S MT'J.«» a"" Continuance ot work after G5 is the Holmdtl turnpike, fell out of "" Patten, poned. Crooks i» a wcll-ltnoivn his wagon near his home Christmas shower of 80 postal carda. is ol,v,i,us. Mr. .,„•„,„ „ !„„ gU(J(|. j.,,k • .'accurate" n* the foreeas. of M«' w.i?mjx»rl sirs » vital to thc happiness and health sliced boat driver. - | reiion was as "accuratratee " uas th1 liee toi-ec:ist ur. MVS. pour finguore, airs. Norman of many people. Both human and , day and received Injuries from Raymond Thomson resigned as in^is have nut bt-eii so plentiful, and •••:wil"l ' • Poole, Sirs. Edward P.athbun, which he died a few hours later. cashier of the Eatontown National ',• ,ir i i .1 v „,„ f:1, f|.om |,(,i||;,. ., ..8|I11||>..! ,,„,. ^ ft^l, Warnek,.-, H... children. tion two years. He took a similar Albert S, White, Jr., Mrs. E. —The Christian Science Monitor position at Weehawken, and moved 1 1 1 Training School At a meeting of the fire com- \V« MI -i tint tlK.-c rc«i.lem, •ni.l '"" "'" ^"'I'^'t '^ «'«s»"t i«"Mliiiig lo;^!,"; " Mr^EliV""wiitahi™E lhi . Mr.! panies of Eatontown township, there with his family. George Whlt- Highlands polica were notified nt ...ii iii.it timst irtiduiti .iid jbl. b t sSuiidav afternoon the radio Hardd Lorttud, M». N.tam Daniel s. Morris was elocted chief. fleld of Eatontown, who had been ta.\[jiivi.-rs ol Aloninini I countv w to are 111- , i i"- <• r Clarke, Mrs. Jolm Butchu-, Mvs. Woman's Cluh Parly Friday that Dorothy Slurgill, assistant cashier two years, suc- re mpted Mn George Winning ran against Mr. 1 ten'-led in "ond "ovei-lllliellL iu-ikc it tlieir ' "I'PI'oachllig siluWRtonn of from Jo?m Hu5band, Mrs. Ed>vin Urban, daughter of Mrs. Ethel McCann of ceeded Mr. Thomson . till. ..an III ffooil _o\t I unit IIL lll.lke It then f|11|l, (f) six i|u.ll(is w|ii(.|( llk, m[ ,„,,,<,,.,.,,. Mv!< Hohllrt uomtrd, M«. Robert Monday Afternoon Morris, but received only 20 votes, Highlands, had escaped Thursday while Mr. Morris received 40. A party was given by Mr. and lu niiii-ciili-iiti- in tin- future uu tlie :., Ticehurit, Mrs. Harry Gere, Miss The Red Bank Woman's club wilt r-fternoon from the North Trnin- 1 Mia. George M. Hcndrickson of Mrs. Everett Smith of Fair Haven eiHiiitv ^'in-i'i'iiini'iit ur .Miinnimiili euinitv. Kathryn Cottle, Sirs. John Karzdor- hold a card party Stonday at 1:30 jInjr School for Girls at Little Falls. Middlctown gave a dinner in cele- In celebration ot the birthday of Jicgnrd for tlio veal henna n and Ilis for, M'M. Arthur Gregory, Mrs. H.p. m. in the Broad street club- .Monday morningr Chief Howard bration of the birthday of her their daughter Norma, Tin.', civic intiveuieiit wliieli has had (jiiite a 1 llonalian received a call from Mrs. prognostications Ims reached a new low. i rooms. .Mrs, William O. Nlcol and father, Daniel Wilson, T2, Four gen- revival tliroiigliuul the conntv in the lust SchlcKclmlleh, Mn, Edward Minn Flora Wlilgu.in are cn-crwlr- McCann to th« effort tlint Dorothy eratlont were present, represented Hut is such <'ensure entirely justifiable1.' 'SturgiM and a friend. Mary John- t«'o years is ti {loud une. we only Uupc tlint nnd Mrs. Leo Rocco. men. by . Daniel Wilson, his daughter, Hubcr Chosen Head Thi-on^lnna the yenr his u.veragc is high, At thc January 19 mejtinjr a talk The pri/.a committee consists of son of Princeton, who had also Ill's. Warren S. Conklin; her son, tliroii^h ii. a brilliant spntUjrlit will' lie on "Comic Masque" will be given .Mrs. Benjamin Crate and Mrs. escaped, were at her home. Police Of Lung Branch Group and anyone who Ims any idea iilwut the George N. Conklin, and his son, tui'iieil un eoiinty iilTMirs. und kept lla-re. by Kenneth Hnyncs of Penna Maurice Hlggonbotha'm; tickets, contacted the school nuthorltlos Hany S. Conklin, Abe Hubcr was elected president movements of air imisses which make ii|i Grove. The mon folks will he gucnta Mrs. Ralph Eckert nnd Mrs. Crom- and the girls were returned Mon- Miss Eva Green, daughter of W, of the Long, Branch Chamber of lit thla meeting. well Watson; relveshmcnts, Mrs. day afternoon, Commerce nt a meeting of the oar weather, fully realizes what the weath- I. Green of Shrewsbury, gave a Gtiod Neus I or Our Kiddici. Philip Walton «nd Mn. Lindly dance to 25 of her friends New board of directors Monday night at erman is up apiinst, even with, tlic latest CliciiiiMs To Hear Hoffman; carda ' and tallies, Mrs. TO EXHIBIT PAINTING Yeara evt. tho Old Orchard Country club. Shorilv hefore |iress time «e were fitT- Herman Asendorf, and publicity, A painting by Trav Xeldllnger of The descendants of Robert Mor- Other officers elected were Lloyd information and modern ei|iii|iinent. Air Mrs. George Norman. orwl with it liil of .-noil news fruin tlie Ked Dr. John Kui-nig Leonardo from his famous folio i-is, one ot tlic signers of thc Dcc-F, Chrlstianson, vice president; masses eiiu he, and ol'leii arc. as cn|iricions Musical Americana, will be shown Inratiun of Independence, and tile Daniel J, Mahcr, second vice presi- liiink Coiiininnilv i.'liamliL'r of (JOIIIIIICI'I:C, as a woman's mind. They .changje I heir Dr. Joim H. Kocnig «m address .10 VKAUS Al' K)BT. at the 15th annual exhibition of tho flntincior In the Revolution war, dent; Haslam Slocum, treasurer, Boston society of Independent Ar- which, we cnrnesilv hu|ie will enliven tlie • ' i— Monmouth county section of Miss Mary Egan, of G18 West- who gKvo money from his own pri-A, Anastasla, secretary. Jplton A, l)le tists, to be held January 12 through vate foituntc to aid the govern- Stein was re-elected counsel, hearts uf the children nf l'ieil Unnk and COUI'Sl'. relllilin Stationary and "eill Up" iti'ltUe American Chemical society to- wood avenue, UOHR Branch, round- 31, In tho pfullorloa of Palnc'a of ment in tho.-ii! trying dtiya, nnd who ed out 30 yearn of service nt Fort Mr. Huber, who succeeds Howard niRl1t in Sl|l cr slB nl 1 01 1 1 Boston, Boston, Mnss, . later died In a debtor's prison, pro- lieiglihuriii^ eiiniiiiiiiiliies, It is nut ii|irijpns ^eiieral witlmut iiKtice. tn the eliflui'lii andl " " i" ' '" ^ ' Monmauth, January II, and is re- H. Woolley as president, has betn Mr. N'eitlllnftev's paintlnRs arc most posed to apply to Congress for the chairman of tho chamber's retail al this lime. Inil we ileein ii jfuoi| eimiiji'li to , " ' i Fiirt .Monmouth, on the subject ceiving the congrntuhulcins of fel- frequently scon In groups of asso- return of tho money.thus loaned, I'lllllIimiSMIIt'lU ill W('illliei' Ijlll'vau tillie.iitls. ! "Properties or Ceramics." Dr. loiv employees and friends. sales committee for the past stiv- release despite tin: fiiow, This "I'l'iissilij! l||i"iifsi;'llllls is 1llll|llllllU'lllv'Ko(!n|!V h" b"n '»i'«tor of llic ciated ideas, such ns the Mviatcal together with accumulated tntcvi^t. ernl yenrs. v , . . . ' .' . ' school of cernmU's iinu of tlic; New .Miss Egan was appointed a American!! folio and have been A. number of his descendants lived The retiring president, Mr. Wool- Actliiji on a siij&i.-stiun of tliis de|>art- sliNlllliree is iills f Wa.lu.iSV Su fI t Iini|)|-esSIIIJ! id we lire ' nlllniel'v CplilVthilm mail thasi i JeweRiitRcry *cornml universitc icscnrcly sinco, 19-10statio. Hn ea tIs clorlt-stcnographer January '2, 1DID,widely exhibited and applauded. in Monmouth county. . . , . . i . o- | nuthor nf 35 publications, Incluil- when Fort Alonniouth wn.i Camp Hl.i entry in the Boston flhow \s Mrs. Emma Bennett of Fair Hav- Icy, wns given a vote of thanks for nietit, Mm Cliaiiilii?!' (if (-'oiiiniei'cc with tlic i i Alfred Vail, H'or mnny yenrs she entitled, "Tho Pines, Tanglcwood", hlii leadership during the paslycur, 111 IICI- Ililllds. t ||n» a book, nnd holds aevarnl pap - en look the contract to carry the en-operation of tin; I'nii'ultnen's llenevolt on In water color. If we only knew what the wr/nth whlte«nre bodies and wris nttflched to the pigeon center mall* botweon the Red Banl; rail- at the post, She |a now i-cirnn- road station, tlio rtcd Bank pust- A man should never be iishiimed nsBULMiitlun of lied Hunk, Little Silver and has to conten..^,..d. with.,..,,., w>Me . woul,,,«,i,di ^i,vshow» mini:; A iT.nner honorlnft Dr. Koenig rilblc for thc purchase or supplies Traffic doul.h.i In tho United olllco and tho Fair Haven und to own lie hna been In tho wrong, wl b(1 hnl11 8:3 clcicl th|s .Midilli'luw.Midtlli'lown l.o\Mn»lii|l.o\Mi».|ii|ii is schedulinseliedtiling a mon-1 tulei'tnielulei'tniee toward him,, nndd even sysvuumtliiKi e l " "'• ° °' « and technical equipment through 8tiitr,( have declined from about 20 Oceanic postomillccs, Mrs, Bonnctt which is but saying, In other words, 1I ' ' ' fveniivs at Cryital BrooV {arm inn,the open, ninrkct and advertising, per IDO,000,I!00 motor vehicle mites ran a stnge route between ned lhat he Is wiser today than ho was Bier coimmiuii^ Ualloween party for next with him when he guns off the bcui'u. Ealonluwn. as well as other duties. In 1025 to less than ten In 1348, Bank and Oceanic and waa to re- yesterday,—Pope. BED BANK REGISTEK, JANUARY f. 1048 Page Seven Banldiig Institute positions in the art of good and HOLIDAY PARTIES. effective employee relations. Induct New Mayor Has 80,000 Member. - During thQ war the emphasis Mrs. Thomas M. Anderson, Park' was put upon various forms of avenue, Matawan, entertained the The American Institute of Bank- "quickie" courses designed to train members of a Keyport bridge club NEW ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIO At Union Beach ng is the educational section of and help new employees of banks. at a holiday luncheon at her home lie A.meiican Bankers association. But with the advent of peace and last week. Bridge was played and Through it bank men and women prizes awarded to Mrs. Joseph Edward J. Conroy, the return of men and women participate in activities to further from the armed forces to their Falls and Mrs. George G. Downcs, Now Open in Couiiciliiii-n Sworn In heir education and to advance th2 posts in the banks the emphasis Also present were Mrs. Kenneth standards of banking. These ac- is upon the longer range educa- Conklin, Mrs. Clarence Bahren- tivities are conducted in more than burg, Mrs. Donald Lockwood, His. Edward J, Conroy, former coun- tional program. All A.I.E. text- J50 chapters and study groups lo- books have been or are being re- Cyrus Ross, Mrs. John Roberts and cilman, was inducted as mayor of oted in practically every section Mrs. Kenneth VanPtlt. Union Beach, New Years day, in vised. if the United States. The local chapters arc welded to- Also hostess at a holiday party the borough hall. Also sworn into was Mrs. Van B. Walker, Holmdcl RED BANK office were Councilmen Paul J. The membership tills year has gether through membership in the Kolodzlej and Joseph Vigne, who reached an all-time higgh of nearly national organization, which is ad- road, who entertained the members w«r« re-elected, and a new member 80,0008 . Approximately -10,000 of ministered by officer^ elected at an of her luncheon and bridge club. 157 Broad Street of the official body, Councilman hese memberb s are enrolled annual meeting, usually held in Gifts were exchanged. Attending June, and by a small professional wero Mrs. Henry E. Ackerson, Mrs. Michael Ruslgntiolo. classes. Arthur S. VanBuskirk, Mrs. Edgar Corner Harding Road Throughout Its history the staff at the headquarter* in Now Mayor Conroy succeeds Bojic K. American Institute of Banking' TiasjYork =">'• Th<> elective oflicers nre Sickles, Mi's. Norman B. Lockwood, Pattison, who did not seek re-elec- been a voluntary organisation ad-!* President, a vice president mid Mrs. Albert M. Haigh, Mrs. William tion aa he has moved from the bor- officers elected from ls members of a geopiaphleally Hitchcock, Miss Mae Walter, Mrs. ough to Kearny. Mayor Convoy ministered by olfic J. Leon Schanck, Mrs. E. F. Ehr- spoke briefly, extending; New Years its membership, It had its incep- representative executive council. lich, Mi*. John C. Osborn and Mrs. greetings to the residents of Union tion in 1899 when groups of bank Raymond L. Wyckoff. employees in a number of metro- Margaret Ca»«» Beach and paid tribute to the re- politan areas petitioned the Amer- Mrs. Sclianck will entertain the tiring mayor. ican Bankers association to organ- Is Rride-Elcct luncheon chili at the next meeting "In assuming office, I am mindful ize a "Bank Clerks' Institute" in of the activities of my predecessor order that they might learn more Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cnso oT WfcSTKHV PACIFIC TOl'K and of the gap left in the govern- about the business in which they 10 Avenue B, Atlantic Highland*, ing body by his moving from the were engaged and equip themselves announced the engagement of their Chuilcs A. Dejch, electronic community," Mayor Conroy said, for larger opportunities, In 1909 daughter Margaret to Frank Jtin- technician's mate, second class, "and although It is a great pleas- the association approved the organ- scn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob U.S.N., .sun of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ure to me to assume the office, ization of such an institute and Jrtnsen of York avenue, Port Mon- Beach of 11 Washington street, has Uiere is also a great sense of loss provided financial aid to make its mouth. returned to Tsinstao. Chirui, Miss Caso, a graduate of Atlantic aboard the Destroyer Rupertus af- and I wish to extend the appreci- organization possible. It was pat- ter visiting many of the important ation of every resident to Mr. Pat- terned somewhat after a similar Highlands high school, is employed In the Atlantic Highlands oflicc of ports in the Western Pac'/lc. tison for his efforts while an of- educational venture in England. The Rupertus, the Destroyer Ma- ficial here and. to assure him that Later ila name was changed to the New Jersey Bell Telephone American Institute of Banking. company. Mr. Jnnsen is u grad- son and thp Cruiser Atlanta, ac- the mayor and counril will en- uate of M-iddlctown township companied the Estes, flagship of deavor to continue the progress lit The institute has always leflccl- schools and served four yonr.; with Admiral C. M. Cooko, comnmndcr started." d the educational needs of bank the army in the European theater naval forces, Western Pacific. Mayor Conroy reported all bills people in its well-rounded program during World war II. Ho U cni- After visiting Hong Kong ami paid for 10-47 and a balance on of study courses and other activi- ployed by the Western Electric Singapore the ships proceeded to hand and praised the co-operation ties. This program consists or company at Linden. Brunei bay on tile coast of Borneo, of the taxpayeia In paying their eight fundamental courses leading During the trip from Singapore to taxes promptly. Mayor Conroy to the award of a stnndard certifi- Brunei hay they crossed the equa- commented that if tax collections cate upon their satisfactory com- Homily tor and all "pollywogs" were initiat- continue on the same basis, the pletion. In addition, there arc grad- ed into the Ancient Order of the dance steps, you'll onjuy evpry minute <.r borough will be able to liquidate all uate courses for advanced study Dinner-Dance Tuesday Deep as Trusted Shellbacks. Alter, r outstanding debts. from which the holder of a stand- ii short .stay at Brunei, the ships DON'T WAIT to come tu tho nttrnctively your In.s.'iuiiH. Aft or out! hour you can K The Monmouth County Board of embarked for the Philippines for n decor sited Arthur Mur/nv Htudio in lied uui (lum'inK, Uinnh* to Arthur Murray's With the. co-operation of the ard certificate may select one of Realtors will hold ii dinner-dunce uujqufi Aln^lc Step Method. A feu- nuire three majors and qualify for a four-day visit nt Manila before re- Bank's whopping rimler. Knioll for hysons county, Mayor Craig said, the coun- meeting Tuesday night at the turning to Tsingtao, IHMIIH will m.'ilto you a nple.nclid dancer, a cil ha* been able to build and re- graduate certiflcnte. Beynnd these, Campbell-Evans hotel in Belniar, lliw. Hnvc I he tlm« of yuiir llf« wheiu'Vfu- pripuliir piiitntM' whfircver you jjo. surface a number of roads and he many chapters carry on forums at which time the lfflS olllccrs will you stnp out in HMS. and seminar meetings for discus- be inducted. A'healthy young tea bush two ConiB in rl^hl mvny. Or phone Red (tank promised that improvement of sion of current phases of.bunking and une-half feet high produces Our stuff (if t.-ilintt'il, t:li:i:minf," experts, fi-MOfi to sot ;i timu for your first Icssfjii. Arthur Murray roads will continue as fast as Business will be at a minimum, development and economic thought, n special program of entertainment only two and one-half ounces of trained ]>y Arthur -Murray liiiii.self, in on its U.'itc.i mi; suiprifin^ly lou- -and you can funds permit. of social theory and of government black manutnetured to;1 " 3'm>'. toes tu ton eh you nil t ho fsisrinnUiif; now cut thorn in h.-ilf if you enroll with a friend. Mayor Conroy also commented supplanting it. Included will \K a phone R. B. 6-4406 administration, under the leader- popular humorist speaker and that the sale of teal estate, espe- ship of experts in those fields. cially borough owned property, has other fenturcs, been good during the past year and Tile educational program of the Oflicers are Harry G. F.'ihy, pivsi- stated that when building gets in institute is a bigger project than dent, Rolston Waterbury first vice full swing, there will be many new mere instruction from a textbook president, William B. Connelly, Jr., homes in the borough since there under the direction of a teacher. second vice president, Paul 11. is plenty of vacant property for A chapter member's participation Strykci' third vice president and home aites und with the additional In committee work, in debates, in Kenneth L, Walker secretary- activity he stated that Union forum nnd seminar work, in pub- treasurer, Beach, has a bright future and will lic speaking, and in many other also have a chance In the near fu- phases of institute activities gives ture to develop the best natural as him training in the exercises of , ict, lh« waterfront. initiative and leadership, • Th» mayor made the following During the past two years the appointment*, which were con A.T.B. hog carried forward a nation- firmed by the council; borough nt- wide program of job instructor torney, John M. Plllsbury; water training adapted from the War superintendent, Kenneth Roberts; Manpower Commission's Industrial custodian, Howard Stant; borough program to meet the needs of the engineer, Otis Sonman; water col' backing business. Under this pro- lector, John McNevin, and clerk gram several thousand leaders for borough office, Mrs. Mary A. were taught to train new bank Rosine. employees in their work. The in- Councilman George Pickering stitute is now engaged in a nation- was elected president cf the coun- wide job relations program de- Tun* in "KATE SMITH SINGS" cil and chairman of committees signed to awaken the interest of WOI-IMSP.M MOD ll.ru fri. were named as follows: finance, bank people holding supervisory Kolodilcj; police. John J. Mullcr; lire and safety, Edwin Haug; pub- lic* works, streets and water, Jos- eph Vigne and George Pickering, and building and grounds, Ruslg- Du Pont "Aridex" nuolo. /tttfie O'Hcrron, Warner Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Owen O'Hcrron of Leroy place,« Keansburg, announce the engagement of their daughter Anora to Raymond Warner, son tif Renewable rain and stain protection Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Warner o.r West Long Branch. Miss O'Hcrron la a graduate of Middletown township high school and Mr. Warner graduated from Long Branch high school. He for raincoats, jackets, reversibles-anything that can be cleaned served In the navy during World war II and is currently employed at Watson laboratory, Eatontown Just say, treat it with Aridex" What is "Aridex"? A colorless^ renewable treatment that gives pro- lection against rain and ordinary stains (except grease) to any fabric LET US GIVE YOU —wool, cotton, rayon, linen. One treatment lasts until the garment RED BANK LOCAL is cleaned, at which time it can easily be renewed. "Aridex" covers w»oth«r protection on— '( CALLING AREA the fabric fibers with a protective film. It docs not seal the fabric, but allows it to "breathe" for body comfort. Now Includes 24,000 Telephones NOW—any coat can have shower protection! V Raincoats —an increase of 14,300 for those who did NOW—any old raincoat, reversible, jacket or play suit can have new not have "extended area" service rain and stain protection! V Hmvnibhs YOUR LOCAL TOU-FREI CALLING ARIA TODAY: Don't Delay! Go through your closet now! Send your rain und sport cluthcs; to us. V Jacfwfs Red Bank • Atlantic Highlands • Eatontown Just lay, "I want them treated with 'Aridex,' please." Highlands • Long Branch * Middletown V Sport Cloth** Monmouth Beach • Rumson DU PONT Sea Bright V Childnn'i May C/of/ies flridex V Topcoats ^•fSB «EG. U.S. fiT.OFF V Wonfn't Coats Renewable Water Repellent All 5c toll charges were eliminated, effective January or anything that can b» cleaned 1, between points in New Jersey where such a charge Batter Tiling, i.r latttr llvlnfl Clie;ui%tty previously applied. •»• Adoption of the wide-run go local calling area for all, Telephone) recognizes the increased uu.it todivtndflv,. findfind nuout hofiow \ business and social interests little it costs to hive any garmen:nt | between nearby communi- cleaned, and treated with Du Foinrt I ties. It is an important step "Aridex in making your telephone NEW JERSEY BELL service faster and more TELEPHONE COMPANY useful. CLEANERS INC. 24 West Front Street Telephone Red Bank 6-3529 TtED JUXK REGISTER, JANUARY 8,

company will meet next Monday Pnullrymoii To Map nlpht, at thf flrt house. Wliarton, Davis Mr. and Mrs. Larry Matoney »nfl if it •oiy to 19441 Marketing Plans daughter of Freehold will move in- Where's €(mer?f What -the poultry Industry M'NCW to their home here this week. New JpTFpy ran do to aid DIP Cuunpilmen Jack LiveiRood has returned td linnal food conservation prog rani J^sxington university in Kentucky "ill IT tbp domin.'int thrmo of th'> after spending the holidays with his SAVE BY MAIL .«cf*ion.i arianfiiM for (JrM den Stale At Kcyport ( parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Uver- pouiirymen during l 'fii'incrs' Wrrli proocl. . I January 28 and 2ii. ;i! Trenton. Ihe Into Ofliec Mr. anil Mr«. Frank McCarron j of th* Diitf Savings Bunk SU'c Department of Api'iculhiiT- -=.pcnt Sunday at Keanshurg as enid today. Al guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mai- Market in;r adjustments they ley. The occasion was Mr. Malley'a must tuakc for the JfllH jtnnson wj|| Vcars Day birthday, Your ntcrrtst mail box is our occupy much of ilip tuno when An executive board meeting of Nf w Jersey's hi rr fir r.". hnU'hr>ry- Tv.-u ni:w cuiiiicilnicn. Hewitt W. the Lincroft school P.T.A. was hold ttlter't window... tvtry men nnd ment arid czz prodin/ei-s Wli.-ulan i-inl (jcosj;r. Dav{.=, were Monday evening at the school. Next , jjntlier for Ihrir iwinnnl ('unfrmn- . s:-.i:!;i ir.lii ii/licn Nrw Vcril.i [lay Monday the P.T.A. meeting will bo j payday is tht day to dtpotit Xrw ninrkeliup trrhniiiur.-. wr..i ;i! Isrypjrl. Tim nnth of olllcp wnsheld at the school. Father's nlgl\t | tht* riiiph;i>i.« *»n iinpi'Dvin;; c-; : .'iilm!ni !>>• Borough Clerk will be observed, and n ntulo troop- THROUGH THE MAIL quality ami incrcasinji puul; i y Mr?. Atlcliildc 13. Cmnimer. or will give a ahort address on safe- meat innr\impti»n v/ill bo ;tmun.; Miiyor Motor U. U'elgand extend- 'y. y r.»l Vcmlllo Ic. Crrtm-lepptd with rich chocololt the stilijrrl;i diccu.ssrd al the two-ed Nrw Yo.ms fjrcctinKo to thu ppo- l* whipped crtom. Y.ur f-l.n.% l-.y.r Deal., *« Ih.m r.ody ».f day session, Dn.ntfi Daverio, accompanied by yo« — ilngly or in beiti «f four. pln or Koypoit and welcomed the John Cost,-, of Neptuno. Is spend- Oui^m ruling ppcrlnlist^ in tkn iw.> new councilnieil n tn ththe k three weeks in Alabama on a ._JTO OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT ... MAII I poultry world Invc hern :.ncuir;l to h k Alb ouch's niiUinl fiimiiy, He promised hunting: trip. • 1 THIS COUPON....WI'lL 00 THE REST •"" \ tli.f l'ii;;o iMiiniiwiity the now nicrnhprs of the council Mi.-;.i Ramona Wood hue returned Rruup. "What's Mci'ded m Poultry U.c i'ci-op(!vjitii!ii uf the mayor and Meat Cnn.si!mii;i"n" v.-ill We ihn to Rawllnii'college at Winter Paik, 1 other council members in thoir ef- Kin., after visiting with Mr?. Jlob- subject of D: . J I own n I Pirn <'n of 1 ( . . . fighting the detire to tmt sAviNot mnruriON furtfi lui the i m prove mo i of the jCl t sinven fnr two weelw. Mia. Ihe. (.liT.'tl Atlantic A. l'.»r:f:r Tra l:in.iui!li, rind ."iiid thr.t hr nt 1'ompany, Now Ym k city. The ;iji- h.'Hl Ill^ll I RITVIMI 5pc Sat 11 In Now order everything on the 7»o MO«D nun, mw*w t, H. J. 01' fur Kcyimrt in DO THAT Iluiprj Ynrit city with frlondn. ! menu because it all looki Enctoicd is $ ! Hil.'i. to poultry fr'!-ins ;uvl ha ' Mr. and Mis. Ilcniy Bornkamn i ( •hwWIiartflKtri^) • | Tho i luiliclny almo3|ilicre or: . | ., , Sunday with! 10 delicious and tempting! PUoit op*n a Saving* Account in my Nam* 5 the them* oC Prof. \V. ( thu (J or H UV hnl lc s )Cni nf the Nrw Jersey Asrii'ultiii'nl marred Cuuiicilm.-in Charles Ko. , M i M|.s. OD|.don Bornkamp. | ervicn. New Brunswick. lor.o Democrat Dn the Miss Marjorie Stewart, student Olhei- .ipoaltpi"1* on the program in- nurse, has returned to Presbyter- 1 cuiincil, ntlackccl tlin policiP.? o." tlic RB R Odd cludfl Pi , PinnU V. linr'l^-, renn- iirtminiKU-iiliun. lie pavtlculiirly tip- iinn hospitnl, Nov.- Yolii. after AODKfSS —»— • nmist. Nov.- .ino'i'V A^i'ifiili niTil Ky.- poaral Ilic ipijoliunient of Howard prndin the holiday^ with her pir- [ tension .^ci'Virr; Dr. I1'. II. Henti- nnln, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Stow- an 1 VV. IUJIHM'.S aj linrnuuli nttomey dotle, iinulliy ii.'illnV.ofiis , uiv\ Ui:nnil I'lalnicil that the ;ippainlmeni rl. 1 \ or i«nd Mitt "Hit Wo/ To Say If Mail" Paint Job lilt on J. linn.icn.';. ontoniolo^i!;!, shiiuld RII to a lucal iitlorncy. Mr. nnd Mm. Robert Dunn have : both of Ihe New .Irrary A^rifUl- CounciliiliUl Appli^'ilc voted "no" returned from Washington. D. C, I Lurnl Experiment .stnliott; DCIIKM'. 1 mi Iho l)jruii-h Mllarney »p|ioiiit- ivhore they spent the holidays. Coals, it'twmin^J^lp , A. !'<. '.U:iiUiU, ini'iit anil nl.scj un tlic apuiiitmcnts Mr. and Mr?. Robert Chew of NOW! Frcnch'.o'.vn; ein-a!{| E. Zifli nf thenf the rijuiinliiieii to conimittces. Clayton spent the holidays with YOUR •Stall? DcpaUnirnt of Apricilltuin. Cminrilniiin .liulsun S. lloplii ilc- Mrs. Willkmi Nowielti and family. nnd Dr. Alfred Van W'.'^nnen of frndi'il Ihi! ii|i|juintiiK:nt nf Holicrt:.', Unrbara Jane Smitli, dnuplitor of Ihft Northonstri n Puultry J'roihir- utM'.inK tlii'-t t'n'.'fiHKh his tunncc- Mr, nnd Mr?. X, S. Smith, has re- \ RED BANK cr."' council, Trcntnn. lions Ilolierls wa.1' ,'ible to obtain turned tn Colby junior college at i Better Garments Distributor* lor en oponitlon for Kcyport thnl no London, N, H., after spending the AND JERSEY SHORE AREA Ihn poultrynion will iliHcu.^ IHil-1 ]0t.(ii attorney could obtain. holidays at home. 1 Inclim control. pmKros* n^.'iinsl j^iyor Wcl'K'and conmionted liiat SAPOIJN KNAMKLS I'sitricin Walling, dallghttr of Mr. j Nowt-nr'.ln rtli:r:isp, ami Ihe miMil.; i Cotinriliiin' n AiiplfB.-itc'l' s rcniurlto and .Mrs. J. Rhea Wolling, coin- I Deserve elf frnr-rnnRf rn'i-injf nnil rnnllno-1 Ul.rij )J(ll|, m-iimud mid unlruu. The lirnted her eighth birthday Mondny | mcnl plnn.«. uvi-t'linp f"r im)iinvp'.l rul.o r,,,, (|,r tlrndt w/is ;ipp.-itcrjl- afternoon. Guests preecnt weie ! for NEON SIGNS PHATT & LAMBENT CRR i|iiiilit,v will Ii? tlm BiihjVcl nf |y (|,<, li-appointmnit of Mr. Applo- (Jetty and Sandra Hamernich, Mary j Di'. Pnul n. SttirLic. New Jm-jry ..'.„) n th5 lU-prirtnicnt W, poor iinrt Ann Bcsxol, Pnggy Hcblar, Peggy Better Cleaning PAINTS and VAKWSHKS Afri if nit mnl Ex|ier;inrnl slnti(i(i. welfare, in which capacity lie hadMichins, Proctor Bush, I>ariy Lay- | A "Coltlen ISgu Dinner" hna hron previoiis Kcrved, nftcr lie. had ex-ton, Robliy Ruck, Garry Layton, I THY nrranecd foi- members i>r the in- e.sHOd a resile to .serve as chair- and Fluorescent Lighting 1 Pionakl Updykc, Billy Reed nnd dustry by the Stale Poultry asso- ;in of tin . ih.'|KH"tliicrit of police. Mrs. Lloyd Hosan. THE NEW McCLOSKKY PRODUCTS ciation for the first evening of the Mayor Weiirar.d made the follow- Mrs. Nell JIcGrailis visiting Mr. ENGINEERED TO YOUR NEEDS session Jantinry 2S. Statuettes for ? appuintmenls which were con- and Mrs. Kenneth Vrceland at En- IMPUGNED distini;llis)lcd servli.T tn Hie indus- firmed by the council: Howard W. glnwnod. try will be jiin.scntcd ;iL Ihn nnnu.-il Robert.', lioniiiali attorney; Lcroy COMPLETE STOCK 01 ilinncr meeting. A ril:;(lnn will lie Bownr, water .111 perinleinlcnl and Mrs. Geraldine. Haycock of Wood- nu'Jirdcd to tlic breeilci' who I'asengineer of seivneo disposal plant; bury, L. I., spent the holidays with W.H.S. LLOYD WALLPAPKKS i'.chiRved the Uiphcul Hvjyear nvcr- Frank Walling, IsJdwiml and her mother, Mrs. Lewis S. Thomp- SANITONE «pe in the Wc« Jersey egg-liiyinn CliarlM DoURlicrty, engineers at son. contests the wiilcr plant: L.™ McCann, meter Jtoger Boonc of Princeton spent To ciioourapc mnrkelinjr methnds leader; Charles Strykor , cimtod- n. week with his granddaughter, potillrymeii nre sponsoring r;:s lan; Frederick V, Crocs, member of Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson. SERVICE grnillns nnd pneklnj,' rontesti for the. board of licullli: Mrs. A, M. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hosan of young people tiurinp I<"fuinpr.s' Riown, trustee of lh> public li- "•halanx entertained guests for New Men's Suits . $1.10 Wccli. Turltey growers liavn Imiry; Julin VnnilcrV/aiil, bllilding I'eal'K dinner. TIIDKO attending were ASBURY PARK Colorite Co. plHiinril .i i-pnnril liinclienn pro- inspector. anil Teliu.s llobcrls, Ray- Ur. and Mrs. Gilbert linhlgren and gram Thursilay, January 2ft. mond Crammer. Harry Carhartanil daughter Nancy of Red Bank, Mr. Plain Drc»§cs • .95 V:; 1-1180 "Just A Shade Different" Friink Weher, special marshal.5 and Mrs. Ralph VanNolc and Mrs. UK CM.L AMI DELIVER TAX HAT;I:I,KS IT without pay. lcnry VoQi'hces of Hiver Plaza, 13 BROAD ST. HKI) HANK C'unni:ilnian .Unison S. Tloplawa? mil Mr. and Mrs. George C. J?ich- SPECIAL LIGHTING EFFECTS IN NEON Kennclh 1^. "Walker, Shrcw.ihury ro-i'loi Irtl president n[ tile I'uuncil

NOTICE UF PUBLIC SALE. The County of MunmmiLh will lTcr nt im Id liu field ill the lluiuil ii id tlic Cuiu-t. House, l>'rcclluUli .\eiv Jcispy, Kt) Monday, .Kebrujtry "nil, IMS, HI. 'J:00 n. in, J.ll tin.- ilfflit. title ; tinl i tit crest uf llu- Cuiinty uf Mnnmoutli ii all thiit trnci nf land luciitcd in th* YuwntihiDof MiilitlclowH.CAitntr uf Muii- muiiLli ;iml Stilly t.T N«w JcrAoy,' MldilU- R ECOGN ITI O N tuw n Villn^r, iis tlciciilied us fullowi,

Huuiiiltd on the north j>y tlic rinM of vny Itnt of tlic New Yuik nnd Loun Initicli Rnilvtunl; »H \l\c eivst, by Intuit f Kihvin L. Ueikmiui, us desi-ribcd in iletil recorded hi Honk IT.Tl of Deed* inv Mimmoiith Cniintj*. on Itnsts 1311 (".c, un the MMitli liy llio Tuwiihlilji nifid rutiiiiiiK from MUldtctutvn tu Holnidfl; The genius of the automotive industry is ;mt) un t>a> vest, tiy lands of Edwin I* flocltnuui na ilescrlbnt in a deed recorder! famed the world over. To be universally in Hook luUO of Deeds for Monmmith DEAK MOTORIST: County, on puKrs HiJ etc.; recognized as the undisputed leader in such I lie LMitiditionj of snlc lo 1>* ns tol* lows, viz: an industry is recognition of the highest I'mpci-ly will he sold to the hiKhtit We have suinctliing which we lake great pride in iiiiiioiiiic liidclrf. order. And to have licld that position for The urice to lie nut. less llifit\ ttOO.OO. TUt; .s.ilc be GiibjcL'L to coiiflrmation liy almost half a century is an honor well-nigh ing to yuu fur the first lime. Our new Goodyear "SKID KID." Uie Boiiril of Chuscn Freeholders nt their nest rcKuUv uicolitiK. without parallel. It gives Cadillac both a The cnliro lUiluhnsc titles to h« pair) Tills lire, through a special compounding process, develop!) a rough ;it the close nf the snlc nccctited stlb- deep sense of pride and a deep sense of jvrt to ftuvh vuiilhnuitHm, nnil lo be re* ahrasive surface that "GHIPS" nnd hold* on wet and icy winter turned if not confirmed, responsibility to reflect that it has been I'ced to ho delivered within ten dnyi fitter t'onfirnifition ot snip, tn" ue a bur- so long - "the Standard of the World." roads. By winter treading your lire* "NOW," you will he ahlc iiuln nntl snlc deed, ronvryliiK nil right, nilr ,-inrl Interest ot the Couiitj of Mon- IIKI1IU1. In stop and start on grades without the use of clinins. Traction liy II I'dt r of the Hoard of Chosen I'rrfJiiiliU*^ liy rcHiiliifluii duly ntluptuil .it a mccUiix hold mi tiet'cmbcr 30, 1D4V, is achieved by the rubber itself and special knohliy designs me EUWAKU C. IinOKCiE, Clerk. not needed. Uowni-il W, Roberts, Counu!. Notice ol Senlemenl ol Account ICstute uf Jnnics Hnrucn Hnrdhip, Jt- We bring you this new traction al no additional cost. To n:iiM< r| (Liuini KnnllrifT, trust,) Notice is hereby Kivcn that the accounts of the substiiiicn, surviving trustees and "SKID KID" your 600-16'», the cost is but f 7.00. cxcciitcr »f n ilevtuised t-ruatce, ot the ).4tnU> uf mi id (Icu-tmod, will ho nit d I ted ii ml statiil by Uie Slirr»Ki>tc nf the Cuiiuty ol Mtmnumth BIH! ifpnvlcil foi- .< itlrim-nt tn ihu Ui'idinnn' CoitrL of Voiiru For Safer Driving, KIIWI c-oiinty, on Tliursjis nnil rniiriSL-l frcs. Uatcd: H.'.-MHIJCI' ^th, A, !>., I1M7, CHAltLUS IIAKNKY HAtllMNU, Itiimbnli, Nr-w Jpt'Hpy. Utiltnl SI ill LI 'J'nisL Com]»nny J. H. MOUNT CO. nf Nrw Vorli, Ity; Henry II, Hour, Asal»tf.nt // JIDII art walling far • Hem Cniillac-tleiist bt assured thai every effort it being Vin: 1'rrsiilriil, nude to further fittiJuctiati. UemuHit is s» urealt however, thai somt delay i* delivery <-OOu/tl/»H New York City,*N. Y. is Hill inevitable, Bui hold to foul' fiUrfost! Then is no substitute for a Cadillac. ^ TIRfi "^ Your Tire Headquarters .Surviving' Tnisirus (if tlio Trust lot- thn horn lit uf Liiiint Hunting iimlci' lite Lti&t, VVltl nnil Tcttn- Cor. White St. and Maple Avc. fiit'iU of JtiniGH U a nice Murdltiir, lift'i'iiscd, t*f(ivf<|(!iit Tnist Comimny nl l'hlhulclphln. RED BANK, N. J. liy: William 1,. Mtittnrt, Trus HOWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO. nilk-tr, l«Mlinti'li»MH, m, h.xrciitnr ul ihe Lust Will mil TELEPHONE K. U. 6-0401 'I'L'Ktiimcnt of IlKhry K, llutlcr, n • MAPLE AVINUE RED BANK, N. J. ili'ciinMid Tnistte. uHi-H, .SliykT. Tiiinn A Horner, l ilniitd SIITPI, wurfc, N, J, BED BANK REGISTER, JANTTART i, 19« Page Nine <>ui.sN, noRf;Mus, MC CUE * HISiKI.L Oceanport Seats COIIN'SEl.l.OFtS AI LAW Wbitfirld Buildini Kttf Bank Mayor Riddle John J UUIIKI Thorn** P. liui.stu. Vini-em J MfLu« Krn.Jt Fn.no William I. Rmaell. Jr. Arthur Crochet Named Come.. Write.. Phone..Don't Miss This IWIlsUN*. I.AHICKUJl'E, To Council 1W J )^ '•- *" *y?^"J^Jt^^' ~" K. B. 6-2U9 day he received a watch bearing a record of his 23 years of service outstanding event in our Linen Department on the Third Floor now! engraved on the back. He also re- DR. MILDRED HULSART, ceived a basket of flowers and Mrs. SUIltiEON CIIIKOI'OUIST Been received a corsage. Mayor Riddle also received a toot Orthopedics—Electro-Therapj basket of flowers from the Busi- UlfiLe Hourfti Daily 9 a. m. to S p. aj. Evening*! Tuesday, Thursday, 7 *• • nessmcri"s association. Presenta- I'. M. tion of ex-chief, chief and assist- (Closed Wednesday and Friday) ant chief badges were also mode. By appointment only, Red Bank fl-0905 Other appointments included I3(i liilUAII ST., KM) BANK, N I, Charles W. Jones, borough attor- ney; J. Wesley Seaman, borough Mattress Covers, Protectors Pillows for Every Need Hoynes Both Towel Ensemble AUDITS BOOKKEEPING engineer; Lloyd Sickles, road su- HAROLD F. DOWSTRA pervisor; William West Ulman, re- corder; Kenneth West, plumbing Mattress Covers 100% Down Both towel, 22x44" l'ublic Accountant inspector; George U. D. Hurley, treasurer; Alexander Boross and Regularly 4.50 3.75 Regularly 9.98 6.98 Rtflularly 79c 130 Broad Street Phofl. Felix J. Fogffla, board of health; Red Hank. New JcrMy Had Bank 6-31 till Isadore Chesler nnd Hownrd Fire- Mattress Protectors 10 °.o tJown Guilt towel, 16x27" hock, board of adjustment; Sidney Regularly 4.75, twin sire 3.75 Regularly 5.98 Rtgulorly 45c A FEW DROPS DT WCK« J. Beers,' local assistance board; John Welsh and Robert Berry, regular police oillcers, and 23 spe- Mattress Protectors 10% Down Washcloths, 12x12" cial police ofllcers, Adrian Ciough Regularly 5.95, full size 4.95 Regularly 4.98 3.98 Regularly 15c ¥a-tnmol Is council president. (DOUBLE-DUTY NOtI DROPS) Appointments of welfare director and building Inspector were held Mattress covers, twin or full sizes, of heavy unbleached For your sleeping comfort! Generously filled over until the next meeting of the Thick, fluffy towels of superior drying quality in whit« mayor and council January 15. muslin, tope bound seams. Mallress protectors, white pillows in regular size, covered with finest with colored stripes. In beautiful shades of peach, SNIFFLV, STUFn MSTMSS Of cotton filled with bleached muslin covering. linen finish blue stripe ticking. green, maize, blue or dusty coral. Candlelight Event At Zion Church It's wonderful how a little Vicla Vn-tro-noi Two of the must ImprosMvc In ench nostril acts fast' Christmas events ever held at til to soothe irritation, Shrewsbury avenue A.M.K. Zio Famous Quality Sheets and Cases of Fine Smooth Muslin open cold-cloeged nose church were the recent service al itud reduce stuffiness. And It used In time, Vlcks Va-tro-nol helps pritfnt 6 a. m. Christmas morning, fol- many colds from developing. Try 111 lowed by a candlelight breakfast In Follow directions la the p.cuf. ' the church dining room. Tho break Mohawk, 63x99" 2.69 Utica,81x99" 2.98 fast was sponsored by the Junioi Woman's Progressive club. During tho breakfast the pastor Mohawk, 72x99" 2.79 Utlco, 45x36" 79C Rev. R. A. Counclll, acted us mas- ter of ceremonies In the awnrdin of the many gifts donated by lo Mohawk, 81x99" 2.89 Lady Pepperell, 81x108" 3.19 cal merchants. Mrs, Carrie Carbi was voted the Quod-Guod-Neighbo for the year 1947. Mrs. lillaiucl Mohawk, 45x36" 75c Lady Pepperell, 45x 36" 75c Heard was the oldent guest nn Mrs. Jamie Caglo received th Smooth sleep-inspiring muslin in sizes and price ranges to suit your e-very need! You will find real value and economy in these fine muslin prize for the must mutt tin I hat an being the most talkative wonia sheets famed for their exquisite smoothness, extra strength and long-lasting quality. present. Miss liliza Corbin, a sen- ior at Fisk university, Nashville, Tenn., was the tallest Kiiest at thi breakfast nnd Asa Jeffries wai the shortest man. Other gifts wer awarded to .persons who entered the various games and contests. Proceeds from the breakfast wll Chenille Fringed Chenille Spreads Multicolor Cannon Dish Towels go toward the purchase ol fltained glass window for th church. 8.98 7.98 25c Members of the Junior Womnn': Progressive club are Dorolh Counclll president, Mazlc Rudroi Regularly 10.98. Luxurious chenille spreads Regularly 9.98. Beautiful chenille bedspreads Regularly 35c. Gay Cannon dish towels to add a cheer. vlro prrslrlrnt, Mnrinn Smith r ' !» tufted in white and multicolors In full in oolid color with white tufting. Rose or blue. lul hole lo your kitchen! Of fast drying and practically retary, Elizabeth Freeman assist- ai..l twin sizes. In full size only. lintless quality. 17x32". ant secretary, Isnbclle Rivers treas- urer, Dorothy Brito, Ora Saundcrs, Lillian Allcyne, Theresa Sea ra.'Re- becca Forehan, Virginia Rudrow and Leonora Scott.

Black Cat A Hero, Steven's Absorbent Pure Linen Dish Towels Printed Spun Rayon, Cotton Luncheon Cloths Saves Lives Of 11 39c 52x52 1,98 Proving a black cat does not al way* bring bad luck, one belong- Regularly 50c. Beautiful pure linen dish towels in cream with bright colored Regulirly 2.98. A beautiful addition to every table! Firmly woven cloths of ing to Mrs. Margaret Ely of Jcr seyville possibly saved the lives n borders. Of heavy absorbent quality for fast drying and long wear, hard wealing d«lustered rayon and cotton in three lovely patterns in multU INSULATION 11 persona Friday after coal ga« color florals. fumes had filled an eight-room — BV - house on route 33. rr Mrs. Ely, awakened by her ca JOHNS-MANVILLE scratching on her bed at 7:30 a. m. found the house filled with fumes, Fireproof • Waterproof and, although she was so sick and dizzy she could hardly walk, she — Permanent — managed to awaken the other oc- cupanta and then shut off the Haynes Solid Color Installed By stoves and opened the doors and windows. JoluiD-Manvillc The Freehold first aid squad win Mechanics called after three attempts to get a doctor had failed. Miss Laura Bath Towel Ensembles For Estimate!, Megill fainted and Miss Eeulah Ely, Without Oblliatlon Mi*. Ely'i daughter, became ill, i'hone i,ocal Representative Mri, Anthony Springsteen was also found 111. All recovered after treat- Both towel, 22x44" ment. Hugh H. Tyndall Jr. Regularly 95c ,., 79c County Clerk's Office Rumion M399 Guest towel, 16x27" Regularly 59c 49c or Johni-ManvUle Fcei Total $100,863 Sales Corporation County Clerk J. Itusacll Woollcy Washcloths, 12x12" Union Place, Summit, N. i. disclosed today that business In his office during 1947 dropped slightly Regularly 20c 15c PHONE SUMMIT S-3830 below Ihe record 1946 level. Reverse Charges Accepted During 1917, the county collected 1100,863 in fees for recording pa- pers, court costs anil costs of con- Truly luxurious both accessories! Of wonderfully heavy ditional «»lcs as compared to re- absorbent quality in solid colors with two tone rop» ceipts of $103,400 in 1046. The county recorded 25,706 pa- border effect. Dusty coral, peach, blue, green, maist. LIGHT STEEl pers as compared to 23,117 in 1946. Of these 13,033 were deeds, 7,307 mortgages and 5,361. miscellaneous paper*. The big drop came in deedo while mortgages and other papers were slightly above 1046 levels. There were 1920 conditional snlcs WANTIO to* and 870 mechanics' notices filed dr -- Our Modern Enlarged Linen Deimrtmcnl Ing the year. HVDRRIi.ICIR.lll6 on the Third Floor Provides the Greatest George Downes Head? Al«o htavy iron, Keyport Kiwanis Selection* and Showtinn Convenience* !/••/ and all othtr George. Q. Downos was Installed mtfafi as president of tho Keyport KlWMtlR ulul> «t ceremonies con- Mail and Phone Orders Filled ducted laat week by Adlc D. shultz, past governor qf the state Kiwanis TOP PRICES MID organisation, Other ofllccn Installed wore Car- leton R. Wharton, vice president; James H. Ward, Jr., treasurer; William F. Stanhope, secretary, HARRY COIDIEROI SONS and John O, Hnrtzler, Immeillnto 5IC0ND, COI, LEWIS IT, itist president. New directors for i two-year term am Hmald IIut- PERTH AMBOY.N.J. .01 field, HdWanl E. Florlnn, Jairtcu PErlh Ambey 4-6300 U Bernard, Jr., nnd Herbert II. 44 Y.tn tf Pair Daallti al HIikMI film Rothenbei'g, Hold-over directors ire P, Palmer Armstrong, Albert K. Bedle and Harvey C, i-lartman. Asbury Pork Pace Ten BED BASK REGISTER, JAXTTART 8, 1948 ELECTION NOTICE. Everett Exolgt Signalmen The annual nice tins of the Policy Holder! of the Shrewsbury Mutual Fir* Marlboro Woman Private Piano Instructions Insurance Company ol Enlontown, N. 3., COMPLETE BATTERY Mr«. Gertrude Perry of Newark Forming Association Mill be held January 5th. 1048, at 2 v, wa« a guest laat week of Mr. and POPULAR MUSIC CLASSICAL MUSIC ri. «t the nl!iue of" the Company, Main The 51st Signal battalion, the Old- Street, Eatontown, for the election of Mrs. Charles Cox. AUds Smith, concert pianist, formerly of the Enflewood SERVICE Leaves $7,500 Mr. and Mrs. John DeVriea and est Signal battalion in the regular Tour directors nnd ihc irunsHCtion of army, has been stationed at Fort CoiiMrvtstory, kai Joined the staff of this ntudlo speciaUiinf • -wicr business its may comt bt- New • Rentals • Recharge son John of Eatontown were jtuests In Instruction of cUsrtcal music. For appointments or Inter- lort It. Joseph Rrnnett Lids of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stll«e;i Monmouth many years, and a great many former members have made view, please write to iJiUcd: December 20, 1947, Saturday. •JAMES N. WOLCOTT, Br<|iin|» Of $3,500 Mr. and Mri. Francis Maher and their homes in the New Jersey and Douglas Electric Co. New York area. Secretary, daughter spent Sunday with Mr. HOWARD ISAAC NOMCE OP ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS' Mrs. Carrie Clayton Jamison, and Mrs. Harry Munson at Mala- A group ol former members are PIANO STUDIO MEETING. 35 East Front Street Marlboro, who died December 15. wan. meeting monthly, trying to organ- f BROAD ST., BED BANK Phone: Ret) Bank f-Mltf Th* annual rncctinr of the Stock- Red Bank made cash bcque»ta totaling $7,500 Pvt. James A. Hyer arrived from ize an alumni association of former holder uf The AIitclimi'.H Trust Cofn- under term* of » will filed at Free- 1 If n» answer, Sea Bright 5-OII«-M. PHIIJ of KctI Bunk, N. J., will be held Texaji recently to spend the holi- member ; of the battalion. The nt the b;,nkin«{ house, "S Broad Btrtct, WHAT IS IT? Tel.: R. B. 6-0128 hold for .probatt at the ofllc« of days with hta parents, Mr. and Mrs. meetings are held at the Oceanport Red Bank, New Jersey* on Tuesday, Surrogate Dorrnsn MeFaddin. Joseph Hy«r. Pvt. Hyer has re- inn on the first Friday of the January 13lh, J 34a, at 10:00 o'clock Mr?. Jamison made the following A. M., for the election of Hirectori and turned to Tucson, Arlg., for train- month, except for the January for the tranraction of »uch other bm- monetary bequesls In » will drawn Ins in mechanical engineering. meeting which will be held tomor- !ti*3l Bi may properly be brought bt- October 1, 19«5: Mr. ftnd Mrs. Alfred Williams and row night. It is requested that all Torc the mcetinif Helen Okeraon Ctayton, a friend, children spent Sunday at Mount who were assigned to the battalion cut living cosfs- Red Bank, N. J., December .11, 1917. $1,000; Margaret Smith Clayton, t. N. McCLEES, W HEX FIRE hang* a Vernon, N. Y, where they vuited be present if possible. Sc.retQry. "Clotted for llrpaln" (1(11 on her cousin's wife, $1,000; Harlcy P. relatives. Jamison, her grandson, $1,000; El- Miss 3arah and Mian Lila Plans are being made for a gala NOTICE ,f /''iT MAY TAKE celebration April 16, the day after with this coupon it' //MONTHS BEFORE your iloor, It'll hard telling sie Jamison Naylor, her grand- Schenck spent part of the holiday* Monmoulh Omly Court of CommoB organization day. Those who were ~TL»'-' I CAN GET THE. ivhcn you'll he able lo takft daughter, S2.000; Rev. Edwin P. with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wilson of rClip tiiis coupon, and help yourself to I'leas members of the battalion prior to To Whom It May Concern: MATEWA; ~ II off ... mid 'he rout "' liv- Spencer, $500, nntl Vernn. Pease Holmdcl. clip outlandish living colts. There's a Please take noiicu that the under- Scobcy. Katharine Clayton Weedcn, September, 1840, are requested to good chance that you have been spend- ing atvay from home l» ter- Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Tullcr <~n- file their names and addresses with signed wIM iiiij'ly licfore tbra Court oa Grace Kobbliu Naylor, all friends, trtained members of the ofd'.e ing far too much {or heating. You won't Junumy K'tli, 1!M5, nt 1:30 o'clock in rific! the chairman, Lieut. William B. the nften.uon, or i.t srjori therenllcr RS and Lama Clayton Henry, licr sis- force of the Tuller Construction know, until you have in— we can he lieiinl for nil order n'lthor* ter, $500, each. Btnnett, Apt. 3. huildins 538, Fort l'rotcrt .vniirnolf VO W company at dinner at their home Monroouth, N. J., so that details of HE«T SMm rOM HOME (f«EE)-COHr*PE C0IK ilini; u, to nssiimi! the minus of Jos- Her granddaughter, Elsie Jami- December 28. Those attending were eiih Merman nnd Lois Mermnn, rcspec- iv Illi Krnl anil Additional son Naylor, will receive a mahog- lite celebration may be forwarded Thii one thine we do know I The Gcnernl tirely, pursuant tn IIIL [irovlKions of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Deyland, Mr. to them. Revised Stntuus tl'J'^), Title S;fi7-l LI* lug Kx|>cnsi> Intllranre. any bedroom suite and «lie directed and MM. C. E. Wallace, Mr. anil Electric oil-fired boiler, rated at one o' etc. (.'all on that her executor and trustee, Ed- Mrs. P. J. Mallony, Mr. and Mrs, the finest made, operates at a fuel ratr JOSEPH ZIMMERMAN, ward W, Currle, Matawan attorney, R. D. Lippincott, Mr. and Mis. so low that it "stumps the experts.'' fiu Norv.-io[l Avenue, maintnin the residue of the estate George Cummings, Mrs. E. B. Sin- S. I rank Mason Hrads Provides year 'round domestic hot water, Elberon. N. J, too. Its economy-feature has made it LOIS ZIMMKIIMAN, us a. trust fund to pay $200 annually nott, Miss Margaret Thomas, Miss 6(1 Nnrwoorl Aveuut, to her son, Charles W. Jamison. G. Hirns, Miss Wallace Asendorf. Kcypoit Health Bnartl famous. Why pry too much for heMinc Elberon. M. J. Upon his death, any balance will go in days when you should ssve? Just look Kmnnucl Kolin, Alloiruy, LAWLEY AGENCY H. A. Dillcnbcch and A. R. Mc- 24 Commerce. Strtel, Newark, N. I. to the granddaughter. Curdy. S. Frank Mason, Sr.. was re- m-hat others have tsved in the past— REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Jnseph Allen BcnneU, Katontown, elcctod president of the Keyport RIVERSIDE DR. & HW'Y 35 TEL. R.B. 6-0410 Mf. and Mrs. Paul Schultz of New board of health ut the reorganiza- CHANCERY I /01 who died December 15, Hated cash York city s.pent llie week-end with OWNCM HUC «cr«na- rwi UVWGI W. h *•;." SHERIFF'S SAI.C:—L'y virtue of a writ RED BANK R.D. BOX 80 bequest* of $3,500 in a will made tion meeting Friday night. of li. fu. tu nu- illrct'ied, issued out of Mr. and Mrs. Rcnne Bettln. Other officers elected were Wil- the Cfinrt of Chiinceiy o( the St;ile nl Jung 24, 1944. William 'Hairington of West His son, Wallace A. Bennett, will liam C. Lambertson, vice president; New Jersey, will 1-e c.\pused to suit at Front street, wns taken to River- A, Howard Williams, sanitary in- GENERAL % ELECTRIC public vcndiic-, on receive 12,000, his brother-in-law, view hospital last week with a C OIL FIRED Monday, the l:Mh day of January, 1918. Arthur E-. Roberts, will receive $1,- spector and hoitltli officer; Mr. Ma- AUTOMATIC MUTING IQUIMUNT •t ioue« between Die hnui» nf 11 u'tlock and 6 broken hip. son, plumbing inspector, and Rob- G o'clock (at 2 o'clock) in the flfttrnoon 000 and his granddaughter, Mildred Edward Eustace of New York of laid dny, nt the Comt House in the -* J. Hemblin, will receive $500. The ert Rothwcll, secretary-treasurer IIoroJBli oi Freehold. County of Mon- city spent » few days last week and registrar of vital statistics. will provided that if insufficient with his mother, Mrs. Anna Eus- mouth, New Jerst'y, to sutisty i\ deci't* funds were on hand, the bcneflclar- Other board members arc Fredcritk «f satrl eourt amounting to nr'I'roNimate- tace, V. Crocs, John W. Foster, Sr. and FRED D. WIKOFF CO. SC.llI.DU. es would receive amounts propor- All tUu tulluvrlnii tnicl or parcel of tionate-* to the bequests. Money in Frederick Bronkliurst. 19 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK land nnd prcnMHn hcrcimiflpr partic- c\-cesa of the bequests Is to be di- Holuulcl ularly (k'SL-ribcd situnti', lyiiiK nnd be- PHONE R. B. U-05SI. ing in I he Township of Mitltlletowii, in vided among three sons, John A. I'.T.A. IVVSAH 1IATE SET the Counlr of Monitionth ant] State of Bennett, Robert J. Bennett and A special organization meeting of Sew Jcrtcy. tu>nr Attantlii Hiwhlnndi. Wallnce Bennett. Ricliard B. Rob- llio township committee was held Tile second annual auction of the FRED D. WIKOFF CO. nttf] iielnii nil of tlmt ccrinin Lot Num- 1 ber Two Hummed nrul Five (No. 4Jtir,) urts ivai mimed CM'cului' find Ml. Friday, January 2, nt township Mechanic strum Ptirtml-Teaclii!! Gentlemen: hall. Joseph Tillon wns elected as a.^socntion will be h"ld ftt the on n map of Hfovpnt I*ink minle by Bennett's son, Robert, wns named Plcsw rotm>te my house for a O-E Home Heat- mrvrj-—FRKE. (icoi'KC Cooptr in IMS'^, the; said Lot. trustee for the granddaughter. chairman of thn committee for the school the afternoon nnd evening of No. 'ma beiriK more p:irtirul:irly bound- ed- nnd descrihed JH follows, tu wit:— J Editli S. Tinner, Kcyport, who rnsuinK year, Stanley Stilwell waa Friday, February 20. As a special Name sworn in as tax collector, nnd col; feature, B. G. Coats of Lon;; BEtilN'NINO ut a i>oint, in the north- ' died December 7, named her son, Aitdresa *rly side of Buflint'tDji A'vonuc and in lector of doR license fecn. Another Bi'finch, auctioneer, will conduct Town . the lire uf Lot N'umticr Two Hundred Christopher A. Thurcr, executor nnd Four; nnd thence and sole beneficiary under terms of township meeting; will be held Jan- an okl-fiuhioncct auction sale. a will drawn Juno 25, 1010, uary 8. Holmde! has purchased n 1, northerly nlon^ Lot Number Two $10,000 Diesel unowplow and grad- Hundred nnd Four, two hundred CJOO) er. feet to n Etnkc: thence I'irc Diimagcs Home '1 easterly pnrnllel wit It Rurlington A bonrd of education meeting Avenue, fifty-six nnrt one-half 150 ',;) was held January 7 at township feet to the wctilcr'.y tide . if Relleview At Alluiilic Highlands Are Your Avenue ttienre ' ludio hall. 3. Houthci-ly nloni: the westerly aide of Fire damaged the third and Mr. and Mto. Maxwell Kavndale Be lie view Avenue Lwu liundrti i J 0 J > CHILD ADULT AND WEDDING fourth floors of Llie four-aloiy house have llown back to Ijalllcncc, Kan., feet to the northerly aide of Birllugion of Comdr. S. R. Stock of Seventh where they attend Kansas univer- Avenue; thence avenue, Atlantic Highlands Thurs- 4. weslcrly alonj: the northerly tide of PORTRAITURE sity. Burlincton Avenue aeventy-elslit (*Sl day night. Damage was estimated Barbara Ely, daughter of Mr. feet to the Be^innltiK. at $8,000. nnd Mrs. George Ely of Red Bank, Belli? nil the Lot Number Two lliin* 35 SILVERTON AVENUE,. LITTLE SILVER, N. J, Under the direction of Fire C'liief ilted Riid Five t"OJ| on the Map of Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ely. Brevciit Park aforesaid. PHONE RED BANK 6-0232 Pat Rosse, firemen fought the blaze Mr. and Mrs. George Ely arc visit- SOILED Seized ns the property of Lawrenc* L, | for several hours in a driving rain. ing In Plttsljurg, THJJIOC' nnd timed 0, Taylpr, hii wife, Comdr. Stock, his wife and JICVCTHI tliken'-In execution at t'ic suit of Tadcusc Mica Evelyn Hamlet entertained Jattlrt .Scm;ins!ii and Katrine A. Sommi- children were at home at the. time employees of the Puritan dairy :it aMr*>lita wife, nnd to be »oW by of the five hut no 0112 waa injured. Slircwsbuiy with a party at nor cr Faded? - •• IRA P. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. The fire is believed to have started home Monday evening. D«t*d: Novcm^r 14. 1U47, In the chimney. Some furnishinRs RiiHsel E. tire no, Sol'r, . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voorhees, (54 lineb) - HOME OWNERS - on the first floor were damaged by Jr., of Morrisville arc the parents CALL water. of a son, born January 3, CHANCERY 1 /B3 About one fourth of the paper A meeting of the Ladies' Aid so- HEtl SAI.Wi—liy virtin of a writ Don't Dream... Act Now! ciety of Holmdel diureh will titltc of li. ffl. to mo dirtiL'tedt isbutil out of pulp used in the United State." Hit Court of Clinnterjr of the Stnlc of nomes fiotn old newspapers and place .w;t .Tuesday evening at Fel- lowship hall. LEON'S New Jersey, will bt txposcd lo sate nt magazines. tmhlic vend UP; o" '.'.- REPAIR - IMPROVE Holmdcl township Fire company Monday, the 12th day of Jftnumy, I9IS, was called to a Ore at Wlckatunk START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT between tin hours of 13 o'clock nnd *> REPOKT OF CONDITION OJ for o'clock (nt 2 o'clock) In the jmcrnoon YOUR HOME TODAY Tht Meroluintl Trust Company of Ked Tuesday. of suid duy, nt the Court1 House in'tht Hunk, N. J., in the county ul Monmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips and WITH A RED BANK SAVINGS PLAN Borough of I-reehoiil, County of Mon- N«» Jersey, M member of the Federal son Bruce, Miss Myrtle Boycc and mouth. New Jcrsry, to latisfy a decret Mesrrve System, at the close of himiiieM George Boyce, Sr., were dlnnt-r Young folks lodxy are smart enough to know what they want of mid court amounting to •PITuxlmatt- en Ileccmbir 31, 1 fH7. published in ac- out of life and to go after It. A Red Bank Savings Plan with ly $21,707.00. cordance with u call nunlp l>y tltc Com* guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jus- RUG All the folluwlne trnct or parcel of mhsioncr of Dunking anil Insurance pus*, tue Camp at Kcyport. Its V/t'/i dividend will help you attain jour goal In a shorter time Innd nnd premises hereinafter pnrtlo sunlit tu the tirovibitms tif lUc Kcvincri Mr. and Mrs. Prank Burtim and ulnrly described, nituntc, lyinc and b«- Stitttitcs of New Jersey am] the Kcdunil than you'd Imagine possible. Get started right with a Red Bank \n\t in the Hnroii^h nf Red Bank, in tht ilescrvr IJaiiU ,,f this ili.itKit pursuant son of Freehold visited Mr. and Cleaning & Dyeing Savings Arcoiint and the rest will he; easy. Come In for a County of Monmouth iml Stute of New lo the provisions of the Kedrrnl Itcservc Airs. Wilbur Hammond over the Jersey, Ael. Ucscrve Uistrict No. 'J. holidays. friendly chat with our Mr. t'onover—there's a Red Bank Savings HElNr, Lot Ko. 29. ** ihown on amended jiloi \Mn of 'foyer Hill, Inc., ASSETS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Sant of Phone R. B. 6-2800 l'bn fur every purposu and every budget. Itcd flfvnk, New Jcraey, ninde by Frank 1. Cash, balances with Freehold spent Sunday with Mr. E. Mitchell. Surveyor, dated April 1. other bntil.s, including and Mrs, Hammond. 194,'t. Rrd Hunk, Nrtv ,?rrsry. rcsprvf hnlnnrps, n r>r! EXCEPTING nnd RESERVING, HOW- e.-u!i items in process of. EVER, a strip of land flrn feel in width collection I:,036,US.19 RKU BANK ACCIDKM' immediately west of the westerly line of -. United State* Govern- Lot No, 25n ns shown ami desiennted on ment oullciitiiitm. direct Cars driven by Gloria Joan Kane LEON'S said mnp between tht northerly line nf and jjuariinlecl 5,693,010.96 of 61 Hubbard avenue, River Plaza, { cQanh the rond nu it no^' exists and the north- 3. OliliKiitlimi. ,,r Suites and Lester F. Lockwood of Port erly line of mid I-ot No, 29. and politir.il subdivision.* 1,603,116.6- 64-76 White Street Seised a.i the pro(clntcs, Inc.. a Body Corporate of tht debentures 85,00*.25 Bridge avenue, near Eisner's fac- SAVINGS - LOAN ASSN. State o/ New Jersey, taken in execution 5. Corporate stoL'lil lin- tory. Red Bank nt the suit of Doris B. Cra!ff and to b« cludlns S7.MIII.IKI stock sold by of Federal Reserve bnnk> 7,500.00 IRA E WOLCO'i'T, Sheriff. (. Loans nnd discounts Any organ of the human body Since 1912 Dated; December n, 1947 tincludiiiR bonds and may become infected with tuber- Vaults on Premises Quinn, Doremu*. McCue A Ruiitll« mormaKes) nad over- culosis. Solicitors, drafts oT $204.3" 2,!33,3;3.0J (40 lines) It6.8§ T. bank premises owned IC4.000.00 liirnitiir* and K.\turi3 .... 19,110.30 P. BaUintinc ft Sou, Ntwuk, N. J. 83,410.30 S. Rent estate owned oth- MONMOUTH er than bank trcmises Some words fool you: It. Toul Assets I1US0.SB4.1S CONSTRUCTION CO. UAUILITIES 13. Demand dupoiitl vf in* tlividuiili, partnership*. Sort's You Money—Every Job Guaranteed and corporations I 6,029,(50.31 t4. rimt dcpuail^ ul hidi- viduiU, pRi'tnershi»R, and corporations 4,617,61],:;) NO MONEY DOWN \ M*X IS. Pepohin of United ,, _v r,, .. ( Faynieirti Statei Guvermnent lln- clildlnc postal savings) £3,404.52 (J|l lu I Irai's lo I'av ) Arranged IE, l>epo.ms of States nnd Qualified mechanics, using only the best in mater- rolilicnl subdivisions .... 323,236.33 ials and equipment, can make your home more It. Other deposits Icirri- livable, more beautiful inside and out. Repair the fled and offieeri' chei-ks, BALL eld 4J.7S2.8S BALL ravages of the past, protect your home for tht 19. THTAL DE- future, at small monthly cost. No deposit neces- POSITS (lt.OTl.atS.GT sary. 21. Other lisbilill.s , 40,197,50 means means Specializing In J4. TOTAL UABILITIES (not including lubordin- Garages Improvements • Alterations uted obligatlof.i ahown below) «ll,in.712.57 • Extensions • Conversions • Combination Windows • Porch Enclosures CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2». Capital* I 1I«.500.0'J 'it, Surplui , 200,nO0,O0 • 1(001 ING • SIDING •JT. Undivided profits .... US,221,23 We use only the finest roof- 28, Reitrvei In nil rttirt- Aihchtns Hiding and Brlxlte ment account for prt- Ing obtainable, Installed by Insulated brick Hiding In red, ftrrcd CR9lUt) 104,00,33 iiuulified mechiuiks to tvith- bun or Colonial blend. In- itand the ravages of the Mallod' by approved applica- Z9. TOTAL CAPITAL AC- weather. tors. Saves fuel—stop* de- COUNTS 039,lSl.«l Fully Guaranteed predation. 30, TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL AC- COUNTS IU.750.8M.18 * Thii bank's canltal Phonp RED BANK 6-4444 comlsti of flnt pr#ftrr«d K _ Or Mail Coupon—Our Representative Will Call itoek with total par vilut of I8fltr,00.0l), total rctlratlt v«lui of ...but BALLANTINE $86,Bou.00j and common •tock with total par vilm of 1110,000,00 Monmouth Construction Co. MEMORANDA 31. Aueti pledstd or M- always means: P Higlnvuy 35 At Hidden"* Curiicr, Itcd Bank Rliined to aecurii liibili- liei nnd for olhtr pur- : Please SIMII! your renreMHilalive to my home !">•« $ 316,809,35 to Bin. firo i'»tini,ite on items checked below, at nn'ulillga- tlim tu me. There's the ball that the players toss hi^i in the air D KOOIIIIB 0 SMI"B a Kxtnimlotm g Garages I. Kenneth II, McQueen .., there's the 6a// where you dance, a formal affair. »ml tnestcr Fl, Adams, 'IVensurer ol thn D Coniliinalion IViiitlutvi • Improvements -j liepalrs uliovi niimcil unnk. do snlcmnly sivcnr Clearly, ball is one of those confusing words with Q Porch Enelusiircs Q Alterations • Conversions nHt the tthove statement In trin; to the llest ot our fcnnwMnc nriil hcllcf, more than one meaning. It can fool you. KENNKTH II. McQUEKN, CMESTEII I,, ADAS'"1""1 But not Ballantine! There's a word that never Ti-L'nsm'cr. fooled anybody. Ballantine alwayB meanB PURITY, C, K. BNdLISl'l, THOS. I', IJOIIIiMUS, BODY, FLAVOR ... the qualities symbolized by EIJOAR N, McCLEtS, Peter Ballantine's famous 3-ring trade mark. Look c , „ _, IHrtelorl. Silbscrllieil nnd iworn to before mi for the 3 rings .,, call for Ballantine. l»is oih tiny n( ibmnry, tots. KreiIrull ((. t'oiiislotktoinsUi , Notartary ltilillcl'tilillc.. America's finest since 1840 My tommlulon , Scpltmlirr 2d RKI> IIAXK HECISTEK, JAXI'AIIV S, Pace Eleven ;•'.iiir.cl flnannnl principles so InnR AIX rOBMS OF New Rutnson Mayor Takes Over • is there i.i the will of the Hectnr- PIANO TEACHER John Costn has returned to Pod- m expenditure of (he For Appointrren'., Call | inp the IiDlida-s wilh bis parent's LEONMU M. IURTHENS :Mr. r>ntl Mi". Lnul.i Cofta. \V't» h-:v<> n!| too oftrn the MRS. LUCILLE McCARTHY j .Mi-, and Mr?. Oro:gc (.;. DJFbrow. •.r.rui'.jnn of ri^nirvr.'M if prinrfplps Mtchanical Photo Retouching 81 IIAKrilNG ROAD ;Jr., I'.a'.c relumed home after visit- •trr-i'.d. :.'. S. I-1S63-J of covrriiiucia in ihi*1 Im^rr ri'ies I'HO.VE ItEI) BWK M887 i ine the foimriV mother, Mra. !>,• rm'kWs up i-.-if !^ Hnanrial src G. Disbrow, Sr. . . , !v hnvipM nn 1-y Rendering and Negative Blocking . and MIF. h'dwmd Mokray ;lip people thr-ni.^elvpa. Ink* comes have returned lo their home in .".l-oij* when thfi public appetite for improvfitnvntrf or luxury projects • • • Xcw VorU ciiy !•.'.:tv visiting, Mr. f-xrcfds thr ability of the citizens .intl Mrs. Halph nothbart, jriy. It i.H in this manner thnt -M:-. and -Mr?, .lolm C. Anderson an in.supportablp municipal debt is Make Your have returned it fhair home after crratcd. Tha snmn u»dp."iirable re- WILLIAM KNICHT visitins Mrs. Anderson's parents, sult is attained when irresponsible Mr. anil Mrs. John Handy of Crto- municipal oIllciuLi offer to the peo- 115 HIGHLAND AVE. HIGHLANDS, N. j. Sunday Afternoon licld, .Md. | pin attractive improvements ns A Louis Costa and family were ; menus of solidifying political pnsi- Phont Highlands 3-1447 M iion and conrnl from the olector- Kcndeno-- guc. is Now Years day of Mr. and :\\.w th<* tnio offert thnt such Jin- Mre. John Carbonc of Brooklyn. i tirovcmentfl will hnve on tlift finan- AT THE 2Ir. and Mr:, B. Munn Craig have ; cini .•'otirnint'H.T of thn community, named I her Infant uon Clark i A breakdown of dernocratte prin- Woodruff. i cipk\<* and tfootl government in a MIUGHTHJL Jlr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Tilton municipalitf y limit* when close arc visiting Mr. »nd Mra. Roland •*ont i?L between municipal officials and the re.sidenlK is broken. It is In H. Loo£ of Swnrtmore, Pa. John I this Held th.it the fimnller munlci- Sharp tee*h Cocktail Lounge E. Tilton will return to Keyport \ pnllty, such ns Itunipon, has the v.v.h I-..3 grandparent", Mr. and Hctihns Mayor Louis M. Hague ilefl) Is pic •. ti^nj-- p,:iv,\ fi jSrcatest bcneiU, for it is posalblft Mrs, Tilton, tor a visit. of the Runx&oifs new mayor, J. Edwa: I Wilson, at reorganization meeting for thp electod representatiyea to >!:. h;id Mrs. Autfelo LoPrestl en- of governing body New Years ury. l>.j in closer contact with the peo- tei-taincd at a supper party at their ple than In Inrgfir municipalities. home Saturday evening. Their (Continued From Page 1) velop amoriR our residents with re- It is to be hoped that our residents giici-.s were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth will contin\ir c thti rustom of attend- 1 Sard to . ,^r _^Am .« or \ W ,X"n^ll^TS,."'B!^ Hotel Molly Pitcher I' . Giecnc or Grisgstown; Mr, ar.d a nostalgic inclination to look n M p .;nci;wanJ. X sli:ill res Lit th.s temp- Rood cuucnslup in «OIHL' tn tlio iCnimdl and will reirularlv reai In Mi-*. David Ely of Cliff wood Beach; polls mid votl,.;,., thin ,vo,,].l ;r,,!.v I (|,o 11,0 transnctlons of Iho On the Shrewsbury llnl Bun! tation and confine my rewremancs 1 Pms nf Jlr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson lu Lhj present, ar.d my personal it , a blow to tlt'nioct"a.ry and p,UJi. Council -imt other municipal hodiee. of Matauiin; Mr. •i:irt Mrs. Robcii. opinions oC our local government municipal Kovornrnoul. There is always the opportunity of Putney ami ill", and Mrs. Harold. Thero nrc inriny pi?r.«onn I find vi.'itlns tlm iJorouch Hall and meet- '•A u alicc;ts tli« conununity. It is wlio do not fiiilv iohli::o lluit t.hrjr Wa!i;n;i of Kcypon. nui n.y iiucnLion lo make re com* y In a with thn mayor, councilmcn or ENTERTAINMENT local ijciiuol Imaril i.s ail[ijnuliHiii. . n'liet* IJITICIJIIJI in 11IG nctlvltias of Mi-, and Mrs. Be.rnanl Cntli, >•< iiic:iaaiicmj oi a ^pccilic iiatuic, .IMU is t-ntird,- .^L'Piiialt! l!u:.i ;ih' aNu'c 1 uu\ cu..;Ul::ii ili-i ^uurji^v, ivlriru they nro interested. \\es\ Front sticet, arc the parcnls iiiunic.pal K'"'VGr;aineut. The :nom- Today ,1. Kdward Wilson, newty KEG SCHURY of a son horn Mondayal Rivervimv >?.;iyu; ;'i,il Uic incirwtrj of our lo- ber^ of flip si'honl hnnrd ;:r^ c!r('t- l bj 01 ctl at Hp:'::i:il iTinul eUM'lions.. Krr- nlertcd to tlio ottico of mayor, M- AT TIIK imr qucjitlv theii -Mr. iincl .Mrs. Dnmcn Jlcyer of tu'r'Jly un'the' af'taii-sof' oiir "mil" uiila at ihe.-o ck'i'tluns, and mini I l»<'fin my privilege to have been r j [lEJoci.'itod with lilm for many Piano .... Solovox nic;-)?.'-.;i street arf t!if> i»nye:".L.^ i>;' ;i iiKil'al.o. ifisiionsilile (iiu);)!e U;iv s-ate- :n ordor to tlm! !ytan in our municipal govern d^n.'.'hlrr boin Sunilny nt Mon- M.my o: ^uu w .1] rcc.il) a order to o^L.wn a move , ment. He i.1 wnll qualified by ex- McuL iviiicii v.,..i lit3; muJ^ J 1 inuuth Memorial hospital. participation uf on; (."it.;:i: tli.-i iM-in-n^n to ."orve as your mayor, uf UUL* lot"ill tic;\v.ip;ipc.J, thn quo- Kcpalr loan costs can take a sharp school hoiii'tl cIrr!inn;; .lim In- end 1 hopn that you will Rive him oK 1-, enc v' \'.io most con- ui'.iu.i bt.iu; i.i cticc. tliat i.umjon held at tlm flame! lini" a:} ;it nil times your support and co- bits out of your pocketbook unless cC all diseases. i.a nu'.cd 1 ui' hen utifu 1 t vr.ca imtl li Tl •Lip^ration. Ko-'ti ^ovci.tmcii.. My JJI .;u".j);)l most iinforluiiati!, for 1 tJiumcnu will bn uoniined vo thcae in j KilKar Y\. ninke rfttlr*» today njg You borrow wisely. Finance your whiio a nio/i! ariivi! i pjiti a rouncilman, ha vine nerved the 'il til,! t-clidtil r!nc:ii::i municipality efllclentlv and faith- Uur inn 11.1\ pn tainccl. ,".CVL-;- tl ! I" il !•: li-inl hem* repairs with a low-cost home i^li ihf t'hiidr Ti a; < 'iMnm fully .'or flVB years. I nm «uro that :'v haw v.I.iiu voitr ,> iMJ y\ in.u.' tin i! I'f'rr-u - KOIHI wishes for hia future v. 'j''"""! inlo I hapii Improvement loan at our bank. It's Man Alan i il p: ri;.::;:r.i ; nivy; and success go with him r-ii ami c:.jin ;i(-; I in ih )t'.;\ 111 ;r.;-. 1 ;i Our :; i\>i h-onipnt. 1 f;' 'i ffini ilir I I.", economical a* well as convenient. :n tiiii til .' r 1 dui.ii;; the venrs that I havp Upliolslcry l'p!iol>icry ; ion.T n! l.liui]i ;.i tin u- v.-i';- i IM'CII hi;.;:tVi n;>*.> nnd in puhl.t' olllcfi, I have caused tn, scprn-a'.Cii 111? n'.inii'. mtiun ! iiurl •• uii'c ved or j^ivon offi'ni'u by word or Shops Inc. SIIOJIS Inc. we 1 of oll iu;o!3 from /^'nrr.! O .i. 1 i;uv- • n-iMi, f sincerely iialc your forfrlvo- iU'.i oE 1 LCCUL crr.mcntal lunclion., n'ml i:i(iy fut'a hi'.vc impa iie.i.s, for I leavo your service with 1 1 1 a warm fpclinf,' of kindness toward il . I.-'J . I » U'Jl n. rr-jiilar n:iinic:p- :t'l. and a denp appreciation for the ini; I he !:• 11 :h •• riicinl:: I havn made and the co- ;io in .-'.inuiirr. c;v::iti<.n I Mavo received. !;-:ir.i tiif wind I t!:'!:f; mv Ji^socintos in the mu- JANUARY SALE : niiu:\ ~y.>!ar'l povi'iiimcnt for the'ir loyai .•'iipjiui'l. 'I'd I'iirli of our residents o. bird.". I • :>-li nil lianr>ln?*a and pood BRNKSLT^USTCD On ii t!iy •ii:;r;n for Iho New Year. f;]i;.l pi(».; • otf 0SO1 /$AA/M ji/fw jfQtf Y ••'III:I:,| Louis M. Hasue, Mayor. Ml Mill II I I I • N'Mfjffc'NCt i nun I':!:,; -n\\. TvT' v' Jersey. CUSTOM MADE n Ihri own pr .'.-Mi ".• I. I IMS. n«v.* ii'cc.i and treca. ' Living Koom Furniture in »ci l-.iv^L '.hr.t I v.i. lo u rai 1', •-1. !i .limitf.'d jnun y, i'- '" ii.y h.Mirf that. In.nur ."in:t'li' .'-M3\.- .Vi- • ODD SOI AS i ;:.'! Jliihi- on, we IIILVO the o.'!i 11 liurr.- lory aail proving );ruui.il l.ir &o\>) • ODD CHAIRS 'lovrrnmcnl. lY'l K'lt1.- ^ ;i".*l o'.' ; nricn1. jMlicnf, '"li. in true i'v:t \v .'.c called II democracy, fur 1 »• aj- i i:ni;it.rritjon != Ill t'1" Ivrxli <~* t ! 1 r-* MLinv and nui. i;f Ihe 1'cv..' ;t;v.l "•.v;ib'.i u ciliZL'ii I.i ill rinv w.:y di - .:ni;uii-lictl, ho is p'creiK-il :>) ll.i- 407o Off .i.ibiic service, nut .'is a mit;i.r o.' Stages a January i".: AilcHe Inn n;i ;i rcvaui of rnci'i'.." MoUmi dciiL.H'i-L'y liaa 1,'c'a '.•arluusly (Icl'incd as |)civon;:l Large Selection '•voi'lli, inLcKfiiy, freedom, aciu:- ';c.V. lU:o not attempt to operate > modern democracy in tlia Atheni'in ' s'nvu, lait rati'.cr as a republic In j which the sovereignty resides in i the people nnd the admin..=tratlon RE-UPHOLSTERY ,[>." our affairs 13 lodged in the roir- I rc^cntatives wlio have been duly elected from and bv the pcoplu. Fortunately, In our community Your old living room suite sterilized, rebuilt ;mtl completely re- Iho majority of our pcoplo havo i maintained an enthusiastic Interest sly led by our expert craftsmen in our own uoi-krooins in 10 days. 1 in their local Rovernment, and as ! .1 result of this, in.ndd'tion to the : responsibilities, there has been a • Our !*> Vein of Experience In I [iccrco of dignity and honor ac- ort Coats Custom quality Re-UpholMcr- I cnmpanyinj? our various elective Ins; l» Your Ciimrant^a nf [ nHiccs. To this extent we harlt SLIPCOVERS Satl»f«ctlon. i hack and regard our government i in the Athenian sense, In that It is . . . cut nnd nrtcrt In .vnnr • Only Utest Factor) Method* ^n honor to hald a public otrice. own home. Finely tailored. Employed. . j This tradition to mv mind should : be jealously treasured, for in do- Guaranteed to fit. • All Work HUldly Irupected ,:ig so, we will be able to continue Before Ltnvlnj Our Shop. i the election of qualified citizens to ! nur public offices. It Is also my be Call Us Today • 5-Year Construction Guaran- | lief that the nost of mayor and thnt tee. of councilman, and mnny of our I'IIi" I'rcr Estimate other offices, should continue for • Wide Variety or NetteM Fab- the foreseeable future to ho with- ric* to Ckoow From. out monetary compensation, a! though those Individuals so elected .-hould be supported in their gov- ernmental activities by a woll-onid sta.lt of municipal employees. May Telephone r reiterate, that no lonff as wo Stretch elect competent citizens to office rnd these offices partake of some ALAN dltrnlty and honor, so shall we con- Long Branch Your Pay tinue to uphold the best In the Values $39 to $49 democratic: tradition. There have been times In recent 6-0350 UPHOLSTERY 5H0P5? .he Alan Way years when our citizen* have not always participated in elections to 70 SEVENTH AVE. tONG BK.VNCU the maximum numerical extent of • New Full-Flare Backs those who are qualified to vote. If a general apathy should ever de- • Fine New Woolens

V Many Willi Glamorous GENERAL ELECTRIC Hoods ANNOUNCES Definitely coats villi every important "iiuw look" PRICE REDUCTION style point . . . even tlio their small prico doesn't ON indicate it! Hut, this is the first Hiile-evcnt f«t- HOME APPLIANCES ttired by tliu new Freed's and the value Imd to be EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1ST, 1948 decidedly oiit-of-tlm-onli- HERE! nary. CSrcen, {jriiy, black; ADVANCE-SPKING See the New G. E. Appliance Line beautifully lined and And warmly inlcrlincil, Siws SUITS $49 9 lo 17 ami 10 to l!0. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW Gabardines and Worsteds Impeccably tailored fresh, now suits to wear now under winter coals . . . Inter without cuivti when balmy breezes blow. 100% wool gabar- J. H MOUNT CO. dine In pretty new colors. Sizes t) to IT, 10 84 BROAD ST. RED BANK 6-1330 to 30. Page Twelve ni-:n JSANK ra:r;iSTi;r!. JANUAKY 8, Fire Chiefs, the State Fire Chiefs' Mi-la Susan Vauglian Highlands Layton Webster association and the Eastern Asso- ciation of Fire Chiefs. Told William Kohlcnbush, form«r bor- He is municipal tlcik of Keaiis- 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughan ough clerX, was sworn into office as' MUST VACATE! burg, and in addition to holding councilman Friday night by Mr3.' Made Fire Chief of Atlantic Highlands have an- the post of lire chief in 1928. served Evelyn Kwik, borough clerk. Rich- as a member of the board of fire nounced the engagement of their Due to our inability to re-locate our business, daughter, Meta Susan, to Charles ard Parker was sworn In Jor his [At Keansburg commissioners, was lire company third term as councilman. ; v/e have been granted a few days' extension. president and secretary and also a T. Leonard, son ot Charles G. Leon- ard of Atlantic Highlands. No date The mayor and council held t STOP! stntn delegate. He win recently !•;••! I in rr?t fcr tha vveddin-. [special meeting Monday night, at l)<<))arlitirnt named captain of ilie iiri! police which time borough appointments squad. were discussed. The appointments j It* .'J.illi Alini'.:•!•• Other speakers 'w£te~$TJJZir"Vi¥* were made Tuesday night by Mayor: Must Liquidate Our Entire liam Turner, Jv., Commissioner J. Robertson. | Start The snrv F. S. Martin, chaplain of the ilc- ; Frank Hall has withdrawn his , partment; Municipal Manager Clin- r < resignation as borough recorder. • Stock At Any Price The 3. .th anniversary of (lie ton B. Lohsen, the department's He will serve in this capacity lor New Year Right KcantburK flic dppi.rtment, tho first fire chief; Raymond Schwaiz, the expiration of hlg term, which. elcvntion of Unyton Webster tn y the Htranrt 1 Mr.?. Oent'vicvo Kite, president of 1 morlal hosplUl. j Curity, Chix, Birdseye or Flannel Diapers, $2.98 dot icstnuiant of Kennsburj,'. v/as at- I the Ladies' auxiliary of No. 1 com- ! Mrs. A. Mcade Robertson, Jr., Is' tended by more than 150 persons. pany, nnd Mrs". William Bullish. , expected home Saturday after vi»it- They included members of Fire Hr., president of the Ladies' auxil- jinff tier mother, Mrs. Ethel Me-1 We carry a complete line of office supplies of all Receiving Blankets Company No. 1 and New Point Fire iary or New Point company. iAuliffe. in Missouri. While there! Cotnpnny, their V.V.TS nnd friends. •aby Health Shirts I Chief Webster presented the as- she attended the funeral of her; kinds. Here are jusi a few of the many items sistant, chief's b"di;n In Onr.'lld Quitted Baby Pads Hroander of the New Point fire A Fellowship meeting of the! that you will need for your office to start the Flannel Kimonas company. fin also distributed Methodist church was held Tues- Wool Bootees or Mittens 3*1 badges to Hie- line ollhHis who flic day night at the home of Mrs. New Year right. Haymand Strykrr, captain; Andrew Alica Duncan. Hnellgrove, (ti^t lir-utenant; .lolin I). A meeting.of the W.S.C.S. of the! Kite, second lieutenant, .ind Charles Aicta Sudan Vaughan Methodist church is scheduled for j Quackcnbush, third lieutenant from Tuesday night, Several church CHECK THEM OVER tho Manning Place enmpany, and Mb* Vaughan attended Atlantic [ meetings o.' the Methodist congre- Entire Stock of Snow Suits up to 50fy off Clus Vo^el, captain; ICarl Knydnr, lEIifihlunris high school and is cm-1 cation wore- postponed because of I ployed by Todil'a radio service of 1 bad weather. I llrst lieutenant; Charles Padner, ! Beacon & Peppered Blankets YOUR CHOICE second lieutenant nnd Uohcrt nice, Atlnnt ier Highlands. Mr. Leonard, oj Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of j third lieutenant, from the New Kiadnaln of Middlctown township 214 Bay avenue arc the parents of | Esmond Buntings Point company. , biKh school, corved with tho army In daughter torn Friday at Jlon-; 'four yrars and .spent over two mouth Memorial hospital. J Esmond Robe & Bootee Sets Tho danco hail was attractively 98 decorated for the occasion, a pub- ! years'with the First Armored Di-' ' 100 ; Wool 3-Pc. Sweater Sets lic address sy.stem w,".s l.'iMallcil, ' vision in AWcajinjlJtaly. j pol<| JI,,,,,,,,,^!, 100'; Wool Shawls and an orchestra played for rtmc- 1 in^ following dinner. Cai'mitions I'ormoi I I2ill llrail Mi', and Mrs. James Murphy Beacon Crib Robes Values To 4.91 were presented 10 the women pres- Dies Al lYiiiiillgloii have moved to Neptune. City. ent, and earh llrcman received a Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner chtysanlhcmum. A rising vote (if 1 Lieut. Col. John M. Hoscrs, Jr., ]nnd dnuRhtcr Lillian" spent New Ihanks was given to the; committee 4J, V.S.Army. iclircd, former com-jTCnrs day with relativcfi In Jersey A FEW OF OUR LINEN BARGAINS: in charge for one of tin- most i"'1 — ''' I Fred Brunchley and Jack Strom- 72x90 Damask Dinner Cloth 3.75 Mr. and Mrs. William Hycrs of In the first year of training Red ; , N y William C Jului.son, vice presi- cngci 0[ Summtl spent OW eari • Desk Calendars Social Security Forms llclford announco the engagement Bank's P,attery "E," 112th Field !wm , Mr_ and M|% John Bennett. Cannon Bath Towels 2 for Me dent and cashier of the Kr;in>:bui>; }(jf their daughter, Crnce Olive, 10 Artillery. ,,. Fort HraKg N. C Col. | ^ National bank nnd president for lven Cannon Wash Cloths 8 for 1.00 j Thomas K. Phillips, son of Mr. anil no^r» was responsible _foi '.he B Tuesday • Transfer Files Accountants' Supplies several year.s of Company No. 1, J.Mrs. Thomas I'. Phillips or Willie;;- prosram of nstructlon snen re-, . December 30, by Mrs wa.s tonstmastcr. b Startex Dish Towels, 26'- Linen 4 for 1.00 Jlar:e, Pa,, formerly of Westficld, crnitr. He resided nt 23 Kast Well-, F|i(,a 'Pentermann. Decorations • Payroll Records Account Books Hnrold M. Haitsch, retiring chief, Men's Larqi White Handkerchiefs 1.75 dozen X. J. I in,; street, ^["S^n.^^ werf jn p,n,t an(, wh,tC| ThMe prca. reviewed the nccnmpl'ishnionts and Miss Hycrs uraduatod from Mid- progress of the department in the CJUJItCH SOtiKTV TO MEET .ont'wero Miss Evelyn Coddington, • Typing Paper Index Cards & Guides Ladies' Assorted Handkerchiefs 1.00 dozen [dle'town township hif;ii sclrjol, at- ; Mrs. Ethel Coddington, Mrs. Laura past year, and presented tile chief's ] tended Drake business college in • Binders Ledgers Wear-Ever Plastic Shower Ensembles, value $10 4.93 hadgc to .Mr. Webster, who distrib- |Pci".h Amhny nm\ i.; cirrenliy em- Loom Tuft Bath Sets, value 4.98 2.99 uted bad:;e.s of olllec to other dc- ployed by HIM Tulk'r construction [ partment olliceis, nnd olllcials or comjiany of lied 13ank. Mr. Phil- Odd Lot Sosrfs, Quest Towels 4 for 1.00 j both companies. Howard C. Op- lips, a graduates of Wcstlicld hi;;li chapel. Mis. Joseph Daviaon is in | mouth;"Mrs. Grace"Curvan, Miss 'dyke, former chief anil charter f-choul, -served four years wilh thi rhiirsc of tho progrnm, ona^tho|(j| Curran and Mrs. Ruth Mai- member of the department, pic- ', V, K. Navy. lie U employed witli orla Many, many more unndvertised specials. Buy A save. j spenker will be hcv. John G. Geb- lett of Matawan; Mrs. Leo Smith, t senled a 25-year gold service badge Ctibbs and Cox, Naval Architects uf hartl, pastor of the Tied Bank Re- New York city. Mrs. Maude Johnson, Miss Gloria to Mr. Jcssen. formed church, who enco served as Worse, Mrs, Louise Worse, Mils Tribute was paid to Mr. Jesscn's J:i missionary In India. Tho ho3- Edna Jefferson, Mrs. Tobias Starke, nJUliations in stale and county llre- .v CI.:MC:S ! tesses will be Mrs. Roy E. Ackcr- Mr3. John Bennett and Mias Aud- men'r. organizations, lie U a pnat Tha iliddlclown heal'.h center nt mrn, Mr.-. Assnath HiBBinsonj Mrs. rey Bennett of Port Monmouthj president of tho Monmotith Coiin- U H. Reamer,'.Mi\3. J. K, Wolfskill v Cam|)beH'ri Junction announces a MU.5 Ellen Rilcy of Riverside and . ty Fire Chiefs' u£. ocialion, :i life 1 baby clinic which will be held ;A nntl Mrs. S. D. Yntts, Miss Thelma Emanuel of New Mil- SUTTON'S I member of the State Firemen's as- The society has fr'iven 575 toward the center Tuesday, January Kl, at ford. 17IROAD ST. PHONE 6-0001 RED RANK sociation and the State Exempt, as- 'tt a. m. There will also lie a pre-na- the. Cra'r; memorial fund. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young are sociation and an active member of e arc s 54 BROAD ST. RED BANK tal clinic at tho center Wednesday, !:,:>•» <-,,77^r»7,'Zr^,y hj, Kii- ! "' P "' of n son horn Monday th» International Association of January 14, at 2 p. in. n« Hie iSesisier.-AUvirtiMinent. at Monmouth Memorial hospital.

Carrying A Full Line Of Carrying A Full Line Of

• MOBIL OIL • MOBIL OIL • MOBIL TIRES Tomorrow t MOBIL TIRES • BATTERIES • BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES January 9th t ACCESSORIES SANDY'S SERVICE STATION BRANCH AND SYCAMORE AVENUES (OPPOSITE unu SHVIR R R STATION) LITTLE SILVER, N. J.

FREE PICK UP REPAIR WORK AND DONE ON DELIVERY SERVICE ALL MAKE CARS. PHONE RED BANK ESTIMATES GIVEN 64188

We will be pleased to be of service Frank Santangelo, service manager lo you. Whenever you have car for Howland B. Jones Motor Co. of trouble stop in and see us at our Red Bank with 21 years of service, in charge. new service station. View of Our New Service Slution—FRANK & RALPH SANTANGELO, Props. RED HANK REGISTER, JAXUAIiV S, 1!HS Pace Thirteei Miss Barbara Swanson and Ml«s phln, Charles Blood. John Kahn. Malatvan I Miriam Lavoie, Mis« Betty Beam, Harold Lavoie and James Wliito. Says Wife Started The borough was declared In a • Miss Barbara Burlew, William Sut- The Democratic club held a din- Fire In His Car state of emergency New Yca'.s ,phin, Henry Beam, Chtrlca Blood, ner at Buttonwood manor Monday nljlit when a high tension wire Martin Bosak, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. evening. Installation of the new Robert Wilcox of 246 Mechanic broke uniler the weight of the ice, Lavoic, Mr. and Mr«. George De- officers took place. street, apparently believes In leav- and fell to the street. Flares could proux and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Os- Mrs, Katharine Hyer, 72, was re- ing well enough alone, as he failed tenfcld. moved to Monmouth Memorial hos- to show up in Red Bank police ha seen as far away as Keyport court Monday morning to press Fishman's January and Morganvillc. Local fucin«n and Miss Gloria Curran, Broad street, pital, by the first aid squad Sunday, members of tho first ulil squad and William Jantzen of Brookllne, suffering from a fractured hip as charges against his wife for al- were on duty all night detouring Ma£s., were New Years day guests the result of a fall. legedly stinting a lire in the bnck traffic and clearing the main street. ' of Mr. and Mra. John Bonncr of Mrs. Howard Urdmann entertain- sent of his car. The Jersey Centra! emergency | Elizabeth. ed her bridge club at a luncheon According to Sgt. Lcroy Mc- squad made the necessary repair.*. | Mr. and Mra. Emil Zahn and and Christmas .party Friday after- Knight, who investigated, the rear No damage to property, or Injuries children, Edith and Donald, are noon. Gifts were exchanged. seat of the rar caught lire Sunday were reported. 'spending a vacation in Florida. Dr. and Jin-. William H. Pcngol morning while the car was pro- Mr. and Mis. Alonzo White and j Miss Jane Ellen Perrine enter- entertained New Years eve at their ceeding on Monniautli street. A daughter Sandra of Baltimore, Md., ' taincd at a luncheon recently at her home. still alarm was turned in und the returned home last week after ! home. The guests were Miai Bliza- Mis. William Martin entertained (Ire was put out by Relief Engine spending the holidays with Mrs. : both Burlew, Miss Barbara Hunt, I at a party Tuesday afternoon. compnny. Wilcox told Sgt. Mc- Alonzo White. t MISB Barbara Swanson, Mlas Jean Mrs, Howard Erdmann is conval- Knight that his wife had started Mr. and Mrs. W. Oliver Diggin ! Thlxton, Hiss Edith Wasmuth, Miss escing from an Injury to her chin the fire and added 1'p v.-nntf' '•»- CLEARANCE and Mrs. W. H. Diggin were guests ! Jean Van Worp and Miss Jane Van resulting from' a fall. urrestcd. Sgt. McKnlght advinei New Years day of Mr. and Mrs. ! Brackle. Mrs. Anna O'Neill spent New him to attend police court Monday Myron Diggin. 1 Miss Elltabeth Burlew entertain- Years In New York city with rela- morning and press charges, He Miss Susan Sulphln has been vis- j cd at a elelgh tide recently. The tives. failed to show up. iting relatives in Ohio. I guests were . Miss Peggy Bruce, Mrs. Garrett J. McKeen enter- iMIss Jean Thlxton, Miss Barbara tained the Wednesday Afternoon i Hunt, Miss Barbara Swanson, Misa bridge club at a Christmas party • Jane Ellen Perrine, Charles Blood, last week. I William Sutphin and Henry Beam. • Mr. and Mrs. William R. Craig, { Mrs. Sarah Johnson of East Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erdmann, Orange is visiting her daughter and of fine Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evd-, son-in-law, Mr. and Mri, Charles mann attended a party Saturday j Barker. night at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. William Sutphin en- George Cherry of Keyport. I tertained 125 guests at a cocktail Mr. and Mrs. Rensselacr Cartan party New Years eve. entertained New Years night. Their Members of the Matawan first guests wcro Mrs. K. Moore of Sea- I aid squad and their wives enjoyed ford, Del., Mr. and Mrs. Hany a New Years eve party at the Suddenly there enmc fi lapping, Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Egan j squad headquarters. and daughter Patricia and Mies | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy of As id" .«omeoitc gently rapping, nipping at our ofllec Ann Cartan; <, . • Camden have been visiting in town. dour. Miss Wilds ' Jahuen entertained Mr. and Mrs. James Whitehall at a party Saturday evening. arc parent* of a son, born at Mon- Mrs. Leon Prest returned to her mouth Memorial hospital. On the threshold stood old Mrs. Shmiglinm home in Pateroon after visiting Mrs. Alice Louise Dawe left Fri- AVIio needed JKII'IS fur her ek'rlrir hruiighani. Mrs. Ada Stllwcll. day for a visit with her son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Knocil en-I and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph She got her purls, iiiul Ihoii she >.\\iire. tertained Saturday night at a party [Plfko and family in Chicago, 111. \VI Tor evi.'rinuiT. for the children who sang Christ- Mr. and Mrs, John Caffney of Frankly, we're over- mas carols for the fiick and ogo.d Long Island, N. Y., who have been in Frencau on Christmas eve. Tho tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clar- guests were Barbara Owens, Agnes ence Lewis have returned home. stocked 1 We have re' Lenvy, Peggy Lawrence, Marilyn Mr. tind Mrs. Frank Fischer, for- Grace, Patricia Egan nnd Mari- mer Matawan residents, who have lyn Knoell, Albert Lawrence, Paul been visiting their daughters, Mrs. duced the prices of Egan and Donald Knocil of Mata- Robert Henderson and Mra. Rich- SACCO'S wan and Beverley Brichhcrd of ard Burlcw, have returned to Fort Cltffwood Beach, Lauderdale, Fla. our coats to cost and Miss Barbara Swanson entertain- Thomas Anderson, manager of ed New Years day at an open the Armstrong Cork factory, Key- below cost. house. port, is on a business trip to Lan- MiM Gloria Curran returned Sun- caster, Pa, day to Columbia university a'ter Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Boeswetter spending tho holiday vacation with entertained at a party New Years her mother, Mrs. Grace Curran. I eve, Their guests were Mr. and Mrs, Miss Jcun Thixton entertained at 1 George Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. How- They will be sold lo a party recently at her home. The I aid Wolverton, Mr. and Mrs. Tliom- guests were Miss Elizabeth Burlcw, | as Held, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miss Barbara Swanson, Muss Jane I Bnrkcr, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wcias, retail customers only. Ellen Perrine, Miss Peggy Bruce, .Mr,, and Mrs. Donald Foulke, Mr. Miss Barbara Hunt, Harold Lavo'io, land Mrs. Alfred Nicleon, Mr. and Charles Blood, James White,. Wil- Mrs. Harry Kahn and Mr. and Mrs. No fur dealers, please! liam Sutphin and Thomus Tasllnl;' William Zahn. Member* of the Fortnightly Mrs. Marguerite Laird is visiting Bridge club were entertained at the her Bon-ln-iaw and daughter, Mr. * home of Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Dig- and Mrs. Clarence N. Chamberlain gin Saturday night. The prizes were of Schenectady, N. Y. awarded to Mrs. Joseph Baler and We Will Refund Money lo Conrad'JcnMinien for high scores Miss Barbara Hunt entertained at a dinner party recently. The Anyone Who Can Prove That and to Mrs, Johannscn and Garrett guests were Miss Jean Thlxton, McKeen, who held low scores. Miss Jane Ellen Perrine, Miss Bar- SLACKS $7.95. $8.95 - #9.95 Harold Lavoic entertained at a burn Swnnsnn, Miss Elizabeth Bur- Thin Merchandise Can He party New ¥ears eve. The guests lew, Mlsa Florence Metuel, Miss WltH I'LKATS A.NO 7.IITKKS were Miss' Elizabeth Burlew, Miss Peggy Bruce, Miss Jane Van Brac- ANYWHERE I OR Jean Thlxton, Miss Barbara Hunt, kle, Robert Baker, William Sut- 20 WEST FRONT ST. BED BANK LESS!

PAYMENT - PLAN - STATEMENT OF CONDITION GROUP 1 $69/ GROUP 2 $99.* GROUP 3 $149.*

Mink Dyed Muskrat Moulons Grey Cbiiicse Kidskins Mendoza Beavers Buckx Black Poneys Cross Persians Let Out Marmots Stenciled Lapin* S. American Broadtails JNewfoiindliiiid Seal Lei-Out Natural Lincoln Lambs Silver Fox Slole Oppossunig Stone Marten Dyed Black Dyed Skunks Skmilc DECEMBER 31, 1947 Sable and Mink Grey Wolf Ilatim Marten Dved Dyed Coney SL-ntiL Several Fur Jackets Brown & Grey Moutons Natural Skunk ASSETS LIABILITIES MANY MORE AT THI8 PRICE MANY MORE AT THIS PRICE Cash and DUB from Banks $ 2,036,158.1ft. Capital Funds: MANY MORE AT THIS PRICE " These Are Now Selling in N. V. These Are Now Selling in N. Y. These Are Now Selling in N. Y. U. S. Government Bonds .. 5,003,010.00 Preferred Stock $ 80,500.00 For $125. For $195. For $295. • Plui T»« • Plus Tu.x Municipal and Other Bonds 1,701,082.87 Common • riui T«« Banking House, Furniture Stock 110,000.00 and Fixtures 83/ilO.aO Surplus 200,000.00 Mortgages—Amortized Undivided GROUP 4 $199.* GROUP 5 $249.* GROUP 6 $299.* and F. II. A. Insured .... Profits .... 108,221.28 1,887,408.40 Preferred Loans and Discounts 047,880.05 Slock Black Persian Lamb Retirement Mink Dyed Muskrut Real Estate Sold Under Fund 86,500.00 - Stone Marten Muskrat Bluck P tnrharl will he on hand Satlirdayn at the rcupertlve tical expositions in tho history of N. (knlile - U24 f.73 ISO.36 me a 16 gauge L>. C. Smith ham- dle of the spear tended to make greatest woman atl Icte, comedy ,1. Stuhle 24« 621 ISO.10 Pupils of the sixth, seventh and gyms to give adequate Instruction. recreational boating. Ira Hand, 1'. I'nlmulrano 22» 613 179.37 mcrless shotgun. It had been made the craft off balance. Finally, I diving by Russ Dn*f on and com- show manager, is confident that all eighth grades will organize basket- to order so that the stock would At Hod Bank Catholic, Mser. Jn-eph T. Casey last year It. 'Vchcr 240 58S 179.35 ball teams which will be in action succeeded In reaching the center puny, comic capers b" Oldllcid (not previous rr-onrris will be surpassed. ,1. Acrrra 236 620 179.19 fit my short arms and it was theand from then on the going was Barney) and Ware. •tailed the halt rolling far 1111 athletic program for the lower K. Jclfrry 233 582 179.11 from 9 a. m. until noon. Oakland pride and joy of my young life. One Mr. Hand is an official of the Nat-II. Wort'en 223 622 178." easier. Had I capsized in mid There will be dogobedience ex- grades. Couch Adam Kretowlez conduct* inlriiniuralN, which ional Sweepstakes hold annually at street pupils will he at River street day while climbing over a barbed K Ity-in . . 217 fi72 17R-* school and Mechanic and junior stream dressed in hip boots it hlbittons and exhibit!ons sport- lied Hank, •l'. J'nlnndrano 833 "71 177.19 wire fence I tripped, and, In falling, might have resulted in an entirely are hiinnri In ri'llcct j-und Its ffmc KWH on, While the t'wwyn cn high pupils will be at Harding ing dogs, a bndm'n'c n demonstra- Vcrlto-blo caravans of sail and W. Si-hrocilcr 23" 177-23 the muzzle of my gun stuck in thedlnerent manner. lack some dl I hi- modern conveniences and riiulpnieiit which K. Allen 224 SI.1 177.20 road. • iion with running-fire commentary power craft, plus immense assort- mud. Instead of cleaning the mud would he helpful, (he fuel Is there is action and each year more II. Kull 23» S»l 177.11) Required equipment for those in- The next entry ie at Shark River. by Jimmy Ross, and the surf ano ments of marine engines, acces- Kcliiitn *.. 224 T,*6 I7R.11 out I decided to shoot It out. The ler versus swimmer c:mle.it among I S-inlelln "I-* -M0 176.IT. tending to participate are gym The end of the nortli jetty waj improvements lire phiimed. sories and other equipment, have fact that the barrel did not ex- the special events. II. Wrnn ...''.Z""..l~.'.... 232 ,*,7S I76.K sneakers. Frank J. Pingitore, ath plode, and take me along with it, crowded with a nondescript bunch That this concerted youth program definitely will add brilliance to begun to converge on the city II. Wrnn 2,12 .'i7S 176.15 letic director, also recommends of fishermen. There was a heavy Exhibit features imiude a blood- future teams representing both thn-c schools is evident. It has long from many sections of the country ,1. llnrrillto 22" 59S 176.2 Is a tribute to the skill of the manu- that gym suits be brought, together facturers. s«a running and .off to the side tingling offering by liuthu Slemel, been realized that the lin:c to develop athletes is before they have got- at this early dale, inhibitors will J', jonPH 23." 6-tll 17.'..15 A. Turner '.'.'.'.'.!'.'.'. 220 *,"fl I*.'..3 with towels so that showers may where I was fishing, there was a the "Tigor Man," who hunts ten to high school nnil used to making mistakes which nrc dilllcult to commence setting up I lie i i- colorful II IViHT,. . 237 6t6 I7S.6 bo taken after play has ended. My next entry datc» In the year jaguars in the So.hu American i .1 T->.'-i ' 23.1 t",«4 17."..2 drop of 10 to 15 feet where jagged break. Ucsidco thM, the locn! .-etioolH should be commended for their displays on tho four floors of tile No registration is necessary, al- 1910. At that time I was a traveling IOCKS stuck' their heads through jungles with noihin*; hut a spear; genuine interest in the juveniles and for following n plan recommended huso exposition hall on Wednesday II. I'lli-kiT 241 55" 173.0 ]'. All.ioi-ht 211 570 174.36 though parents interested in hav-salesman for the United States the foam. 1 was in the act of mim- Joe LaFlummo with i_ .-nev.. ' moose by Walter E. Short, secretary of the New Jersey Stnte Intcrscholastic 1 t 2n morning, January 7lh. A. ll,l.otn It" •'•«« ' - ing their children take part in theiiunber company. My territory ing a cast when suddenly some- family and an augncnled show, Athletic association. Members of the exhibition com- II lin~o 25." 6*1 174.111 program should have them at thecovered the states of Washington thing struck me at the base of theand a trio of famous movie horses mittee arc confident that all pre-•r.' Arni)»i"";::::'.:..! 211 597174.14 designated gymnasium by 9 a. m.and Oregon. On a trip to Spokane, skull like a ton of bricks, hot an—Smoky, Thundcrhead and Flieka MORE ON MUM-IN:—We tallied with Ed Brcnnnn, Monmouth vious attendance records will he II s,,,,,,,, 24.1 62S 174.lt Saturday. The program is the out-Washington, one of my customers instant I drew a blank and ail but—which have worked in some of Park's general manager, at Molly Pitcher hotel and at the New Years broken before the show closes at 11,1. p.illinl 220 «S2 174.13 come of a recent meeting of theInvited me for a day's trout fishing, plunged over the edge. A caster had the leading !ilm3 of. tio country in p. m. on Saturday, January 17, and W. i'riB 219 »*l 174.3 which I readily accepted. Upon ar- the last few ears. party ol the United Hunt:; Racing association. Concerning Wilfred W. lli..viml.l« 2 47 *"« 1 "I-l.'.-i school board's athletic committee, hit me with a four ounce sinker. Mullin's leaving the employ of the locnl track. Mr. Brennan K.-IKI there a study of the cxhiliit.s establishes, !•'. Urinate 21" «"2 173-14 nt which it was recommended that riving at our destination, a bounti- Several -fellows grabbed hold.of me There will bo guides Indians and was no personal animosity involved and that Mullin had resigned, not beyond n doubt, th;it more boats P. I'lmrilore 23" •"''" I"-1-1 the board extend its athletic pro- ful mountain stream teeming with and sat me diwn. ily head waj. outdoors people galor , giving [he been relieved. will be displayed lh;in ever before. li. ,\y,.r. 211 '".1 17? 7 gram down to the sixth grade, speckled beauties, I decided to bleeding furiously and, one guyshow its usual colorfu complexion. .1 li;,|,l,, 2*7 37' 172.2 wade out to the center of the Apparently the diillcuUies are financial in ehnractcr. It is our opin- Motorhoat lucn, Failing enthusi- Both coaches arc riunllflnd basket- lent me a hankeichief, The fellow Mnine, New Hampsl ire, Vermont 1 asts and n.;hcinicn necking a pre- I-'. S.-m-.-i« ' '. ' 230 -*4 172.1 ball instructors. Mr. I'hlpps is thestream along the edge of a falls, who had struck me never even toid and New York will have Iliulr usual ion tliaL Mullin Is nut tisklug fin any staggering iiicreusc. In pay and we FI-'. . I.KIISmitV h SS« •"".*."O ' ] 7I"-' I 10 " where a deep swirling hole had view of what the 111-18 season pro- ', .? f) 17".'7 reshmen hoop coach and Mr. C'nr- me he was eotty. This made me colorful state cxhlbitsj bringing big repeat our hope Hint track olllcials reconsider returning him to the K1.-. AV'nrl(;.|l,.r 21221 * 5*1 171.21 formed. It was easy going out. The sore and after go.ng hack to shore chunks of the outdobrs into the post of track superintendent. There are many out-of-thc-county track vides in thp v.'ifle range, fioin HO.'I- P. (Jrntllc 221 5«i| 17" 3 hni t wns formerly a member of the 1 ll_ water was gin clear and 1 was able ni; vessel. ! to small cl'fift for f,n-PtwrKnl 21 ft Rod Bank couching staff as well ta where some one had a first aid kit heart of the world's largest canyon employees who do well in tlie remuneration department and we lie- 'Jlfi jfn'J- to pick my footing from rock to sheltered water.", will have nn op- 0 of Kcyport hiffh school. The pro- I was bandaged up and went back city. lieve "good public relations'' between the track and local residents j';* V^H^ " ICO 17 rock. I was well rewarded aa every poitunlly lo Inspect 34 cruisers j.-' ?.n) r.70 1 no,10 gram is oxpocted to develop nM- and caught the only two weakflah Show hours are .f om 11 a. m. would bo lo nuke certain that localltes get more Df the gravy than is r--iiiii|cr« .".".... cast meant a rise or a hooked fish. from 'i'i In -il! fei-l in length; at f. S'll-n .'- ?i .'1 .'(1R 1RO.7 terinl for future high school vars- of the day. to 11 p. m. daily, inc iding Febru- currently doled uiit. L.* sailboats, many of them set up on (iiillnn :? 1 *5 i f.-"*,n ity squads and nn cntUusiattc pur- I became so engrossed that I lost ary 23d, except openin day, Febru- f TiM 1 r, c. ? R Local men ralinot make connections for employment ill l!nr«M 1 track of the time and with the ."i71 enti'l response undoubtedly will as- On another occasion at the same ary 14, when it will b 12 noon to Florida trucks, lull the smile i« no! I rile, in ITVITSC It would the floor with all canvas standinK, V. ii- r»7w 1fi -:n n roar of tho falls I was unable to and nearly 200 inhum-d am! out-II. i)ii - .'71 1 fi^.'-i sure the proKi'iim'a continuation spot I was kneeling on tno jutly 10 p. m., which will nlso bo the teem that legislation is neoessary, lint Mmiinollth I'ark nftlerrs .' •• T hear the shouts of my companions board runabouts and utilities of lii-inn :'' 1 I r. °, 10 throughout the yenr. untangling a back lash when a four Sunday hours, and directors could case Ike sitiialiiin hy lakiiiK the initiative 1, iVi-y "II ".*7 Ifi? Ii on shore, who realized that I wis 1 ounce sinker richoted off tho along thai line, They most ceitniuly nllould dn Nolilrlhing lo various sizes. oon " 11 Members of the athletic commit- in a very dangerous spot. Happen- •nd the crumbling heard tioin eurrent anil M-cinployci's about Tlio displays of the boat ex- u -5^..^ -»•>•» 1fi™ . ' il tee are Stnnlcy Havilnnd and Als-ing to look around I could see them jetty within inches of my head. It .T( •tfii r.rio 1f!7.|! the hit and miss treatment accorded them. hibitors will be rounded out with «n-•, I'l '»ft tore. Mr. Havilnnd h:is been an ad- was all alone casting on the north with tine and notable local men arguing In its favor. Tho Register '•*! ami the glure on the water made it rine engines, gasoline as well as n- "•in 41**-( ."" ( "*" " • vocate of youth programs under impossible for me to see the bot-end of the jetty when I tagged a steadfastly printed its approval nnd when, in 1916, horse racing returned s^bool control. Last year he person- to Monmouth county, it was loud in its praise. diescl, will be offeicd by DO manu- tom. I *vus indeed in a, tough s.put, striper. The tide was running in In Florida facturers. The section devoted to ally conducted Saturday morning One false step und I would have and h£ made a run around, the end While there is but a minority offering complaints at present, it marine hardware, nccoFsorie.s and biLskotball sessions for tho borbee- n hurled to certain death. I be- of the jetty. At this time there had should be remembered that many county merchants have not favored service will house ir.orc th^i MO ough's youth, us!ng tho Harding gan to tremble all over and mybeen a.i abutment erected at the Mrs, Kolicrt cchncr, the track because of an nllogred loss of business during the racing sca- road gymnasium. knece shook like the leaves of a Bon. The snowball can grow bigger if pushed frequently enough. Per- exhibitors. • end and in older not to lose my Former Local Teacher, "Boating fans seeking new quaking aapin. There was nothing, lieh I had to climb up on it, It all haps there was wisdom nnd warning in Jimmy Powers' "Powerhouse" that my friends could do to help in the Sunday News last June 15, when his final line, after a highly wrinkles to enhance Ilicir plcasuio happened quickly. Between me and Was General Iliairnian on the waterways nnd members of me and as I had some 300 feet to the abutment were a few steel complimentary .column about Monmouth Park, was: "What's the old Rhodes At Asbury triivel, 1 steadied down and col- saying? 'We leain from history that we learn nothing from history.'" tho industry who will transact a cables used to reinforce concrete huge volume of business during the 1 lected my nerves. Taking the butt which had been broken loose by Mrs. Robert G. Leclncr, former of my trout rod I jabbed at thethe action of the waves. In making girls' physical educatio director nt eight days of the show will be able •ii § :::i! Saturday Night ' "•" bottom nnd when I located » rook Red Bank high school land wife of A COUPLE WEEKS AGO, in referring to Orphans, Incorporated, to find Just about everything they a run for the end I tripped and fell 1 carefully leaned over, went under banging my head against the con-the former health supervisor of an American non-profit organization staffed by volunteer workers in want—from oarlocks to heavy die- the water and wrapped my arms Red Bunk schools, was the general Frankfurt, Gi-iiiuiiiy, we neglected to give the remainder of the address. sel engines—for the first time .since crete and sKlnning both shins down 1 around It. Proceeding In this man- to the bone. 1 still held my rod and chairman of the Eighth Annual Na- For the benefit, of those who have asked for it, here 'tis: Orphans, the war," Show Manager Hnml de- ner I finally got in close enough to tional Women's Aquatic forum Incorporated, Hq, EUCOM, DUB Info Div, AFO 757, c/o Postmaster, clared today. In Wirsllin-,' Fculiu'c shoro for my friends to form a hu- the fish was still on the other end. which concluded its sessions Fri- New York, N. Y, And please do not ask us to interpret the abbrevia- Members of the Exhibition com- man chain and drag mo out. There Releasing the pressure on the reel day at Hollywood Beach, Fla. One tions. We haven't seen All 850-150 since IMS. mittee of the Natiomil Association Wrestling continues at tiie As- were times when 1 thought I would I managed to drag myself up unhundred and three women wera A sports column is no place for mention of such things, we agree, if Engine ami Bout Manufacturers bury Park armory Saturday night never make it. I feel that I onethe abutment and carefully mak- present from 38 states i)ind Canada. arc Henry R. Sutphen of New when Frederick VonSchacht, the ing my way around the light I fol- The group attended forums and but we do wont to give a plus to a group doing a great job for unfor- 1 my life to my little 3-ounce trout tunate young victims of the war. Good sports generally root for theYork, chairman; William G. AVood r- , ' 1-111 Milwaukee giant grapplcr, tangles rod. lowed my bass to the inlet side. Af- demonstrations by national auth- of New York. Ralph G. Klierorth 1 -» it with the agile Herman "Dutch" ter playing him to a stand still 1 orities and experts. Swimming was underdog and certainly the children Involved evoke sympathy nnd . -•-•••-n"o I"!!".'.'.""!.'.'; arouse the same generous .spirit which made the Friendship Train such of Oshkosh, WIs., and George W. Rhodes, sensational star of the -past climbed down and led him up the covered for colleges, high schools, s success. Needed items are canned milk, canned cereals, soap, pow- Codrington of Cleveland, Ohio, who . « --.-"IroZZZ'l wrestling season who hns just re- As the years roll along In myriver to a flat jock under the high- camps, and "Vs". Demonstrations dered dcxtros, cod liver oil, Ovnltlnc and all types of used clothing. also is president of the association. turned from a successful Western diary there arc many other entries way bridge where I managed to get were given by Olympii swimmers tour. of mlshapa in the West but none of my fingers through his gills and and national women champions. Toil might like to mark your package: "Attention, Mrs. C. J. Bly."The displays nrc being set up un- AMK She will be glad to deliver it to the neediest orphanage in her section, der the veteran direction of Instal- VonSchacht has the build to make them of major Importance. How- slide him up. A 22 pounder on a Wallls Van B. Clauser, Assistant di- Hnv.-a'-l '•-"" !•" ever, I will cite one more which lation Superintendent Jack Smith. 111C11 INDIVIDUAL SBR1ES a formidable opponent, being uix 3',i ounce fresh water bait casting rector of water safct;/, American llmvnnl Crogr»ni along with English professors from Harvard and Vale. eighth graders are in the county only win in four decisions against at the river we each set out In a Those Intere-ted in Ashing tackle Little Silvers Or. A, J. Plsanl, noted New York medico, la as much parochial league. They play after- the Athletics was a no-hitter. canoe and headed for the north and hunting and outdoors accoutre- nt ease with national sports colebrltloa an ho is with members of Uie GREEN WAVE OUTCLASSED noon and Saturday morning gantM, side of ths river. This was the flrct ments will have more to see than local "aching back fraternity," He Is team physician of tho Brooklyn Neptune high school basketball dovetailed with grammar school In- Leon (Goose) Goslln of Detroit time tn my life that I had ever In any sportsmen's show in the Uudgcrs football team and tho players heed his advice, They have to. team continued its streak Friday trnmurals, of which the seventh grounded into four consecutlva been in a canoe, but by copying my past, for the impending offering He's nlcgrr thon they are , . . New York Racing Commission men will nlfrht hy handing Long Branch grade Is tho defending champ. double plays against the Chicago companion I managed to reach our will display the biggest allowing of Blvo odds that New Jersey's race tracks will not cscapo the extra "tax high school court combine a 18 to The high school gills' team sched- White Sox In a game on Apr. 28,destination without Incident. We fishing tackle and hunting equip* bltea" New York tracks suffer. They claim our county governments are 28 defeat. The Grocn Wave quintet ule .follows: 1934. lashed tht canoes together and pro- -merit ever shown in New York. already sharpening their molars. Such cction should he fought, should were outplayed, mal'lng only 11 ceeded to spear a number of eels. As Is well known new rods, reult Janunry U—St, Mary'H Perth Amboy As tho time wore on we failed lo wo any, tooth nnd nail . . . Condolences to Mrs. John M. Rogers, Jr., of polnU in tho first half to the vic(llOllli:)- , Edward (Ned) Ton Eyck, Syra- and lures have been coming Jmiuary 13—St. Hose, Belmiir Uwuy). take notlco Mint a stiff brood) had Petminglon upon till) death last wook of Rol. Rofrora, <3, n great sport tors' 26, Not until the homo pqiiHtl .liinuiii-y an— Cumilon Cnthullo Uway). cuse University oiow couch, was through In a constant stream from and a sincere friend of Red Bank 112th men , , . Howard Gage, is net-substituted freoly did the visitors unbeaten at sculling between 1893 sprung up and that white cap* the manufacturers since the easing I'l'liillul-y II—Trenton Clithetlra! luwny). were In evidence between us and IAN. 9-17 ting n torrid pa en In tl;o Red Bank nusliiessniuii's Bawling league. He mnnitBc In play on cniml lonns. I'Vbninry In—Tr(..|itnn Ciithollo Ihome). and 1901. of war-tlmc restriction! on mater- - Cloud Sunday lias high game, 2S5, and high scrlcn, 091 . , . At his fiancee's Insistence, That happened In the third period l-Yln-lilii-y 18—HI, KOHI. (home), shore, eo we untied tho lashings ial. Moat of tho recent inventions I'l'liiuiiiy 20—St. James anil St. riilllpa and headed for home, By the time ADM. IBCI. tu, $1,50; chilcL-, 60< " John "Blundlc" Quulticr! has signed up at I lie local Arthur Murray when each squad tulllcd 14 polnU, (nwnyl, All basketball candidates for tho and improvements along these studio for Minilm lessons. All, oul, oul. And now "we" Icnvo to give '•'olmmi-y "."—St. Mary'*, Perth Amljoy Villanova squad art) to work out wo got a third of tho way tho going lines will be displayed for the pub- thi •vent special coverage. Glvo us ths count, Mademoiselle, Boh Feller of the Indians allowed Uwny), with the cross-country team for got mighty tough, The wind hud lic for tho first tlmo at the com- GRAND CENTRAL PALACE MnHi 6—St, JSIIIII anil St. Fhllliii ncpm-atcd us und Swift was several 17 home runs during 10-17. (home), jevcral wccki. Ing •how, The nuno holds true of Xiliuicn bolt Firk 4 Uiluglid A>M. RED HANK REGISTER. .lANCAKV 8, 1!I|S Page Fifteen

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How is that for a washday without waiting, large load of clothes . .. as much as the largest SUCCESS OPENING worry or work? conventional washer will hold. Everything And beat of all... it's till tutomtitkilly yours finished in half an hour ... for no matter how UPON THE OF YOUR {or only a lew cents a week! many loads you have, that many Laundromats Only 25c washes, rintes and damp-dries a will b* asiigned to you. NEW LAUNDROMAT OPENING OF YOUR AND For on appMnhntnt or more ditfHs WE ARE PLEASED PHONE RED BANK NEW LAUNDROMAT TO ANNOUNCE ON THAT ALL THE 6-4070 ELECTRICAL WORK 77-A MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK MONDAY. JAN. 12th WAS DONE ALL BY US PLUMBING WORK

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Hoard Srlllrnirnt Woman Attorney Speak* Sarafi Walkins To Wed don't want to be NO MONEY DOWN In Dauiiige Suit* To Sea Bright Lions C. I, Blair Of Locust bothered w i I h a Mm. Irene O'Crowlcy of High- A damnffc suit by Harry Surkett lands, vice president of the Wom- Announcement Is made of the en- of Eitontown nuninsl. Albert Metz- ens' Bssociation of Mns-istratcs and gagement of Miss Sarah Patricia Irr of I.r,nK BiJinrh for injuries to member of Ihc New York and New Watltins, daughter ot Mrs. Mac- vest. the former's son ns a result of he- Jersey bar assoclntlons, addressed lean L. Watkins of Alton, III., and UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY int; bitten 1>>' n ilog owned by Mr. the Sea Bright Lions club Monday the late Mr, Walking, to Charles Metzlcr has been settled out a! night at Harry'fi Lobster house on Lyon Blair, son of Col, and Mrs, MODERX HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. will take care of all your court. The attack by the animal oc- the United Nations. William Richards Blair of Locust. 100$ Virgin Wool Home Improvement I'rojlcms. Phone us for a Free lOsUinatc. CIIITCCI Oclubcr H, 1MB, at 560 A June wedding is being planned Lion Uey.i were presented lo John by the couple. Wo will slum- you how to saves ;i lot of money and still Bet tho Broiiilwny, honjr Brnnch. The child .). Ryan nnd Dr. Louis F. Mcllaci, Two-Piece Suits best workmanship possible. We employ only experienced me- was liiltcn on the face. The Bur- Howard Desmond. Anthony J. Mcl- 'Miss Watkins, instructor of phy- chanics and use the lln-sl materials money can buy. J'TtEE lictls were represented by Klatsky, laci, Lawrence McCormlck, John P. sical education, Radcliffe college, CONSULTATION. Gray and Klntsky o! nod Bank. Weir and Lou Jacoubs were given Cambridge, Mass., received her The prnprrty (ianitige rlaim of Lion club certificates. master of science decree from Wei- Tweeds in herringbone and Atldison S. n.ivldson of Shrcwa- Thomas Lcary, chairman of the lesley college. She was nn honor hury rp"ainf=t two soldiers stationed irradualo of Alton high school and fiiiii'.v mixtures lipv ! Low Moor Inlet committee, report- nt Foil Monmunth nvlsins 'ram "> ing on a conference with Hep. Shurllcff rollcRo nnd was active in ncdtU'lil »l tliu eollltr uT West Jnme.i C. Auuhincloss at Ihc inlfl mnny o:;tra curriculnr aullvlllcjs l'"ronl Rli-eet and Bridgo avenue, jiroject, said tlic conKicsBman has while a student at both schools. "Clijt>f>er-Cra/t" Augufit 22, 1!M7, han been settled presented a Lions club resolution Mr, Blair received his bachelor Mr. Dnvison WHS represented by for nn inlet survey to tlic ways and of science and master of science the snmc IMV.' firm. means committee of Congrcs?. reetf in communication engin- eering from Harvard university nnd did graduate work in physics at the Itivcmitlc University of Chicago. 35°° Don't Believe A reserve olllecr, Mr, Blair en- Armory L. HaHkcll and family tered service in April, 1041, scrvlnj; Here's vour chance, men, to have left for West Paint Bench, in tho 19th Held artillery battalion, Everything You Read l''la., where they will spend the win- Fifth infantry division, He was get viiliiL'.s von will not see But you tan believe wrhai ill th« Vei- ter. eoinmandini; ollicer, H.Q. and H.Q. later on. rrftns arc say ins • • • i\lr. nnd Mrs. Josc|)h Detailing battery, fifth division artillery, and Wr dnii'l Ihiiih th.il mit nffrrins in !h« and son Kujjenf, formerly of thin | later of Uic 33d Signal construc- Public i.i uiilpp ..viible!l LOW OVER- place nnd now residing In Jiycinn, tion battalion. Ho WHS separated FINISH HEAD is ntir hey In rock bottom prices, WIs., are spencliiiR a month with from Ihc ucrvicc in April, 1946. as Now if yon want a little add- 100 ' Ai Advertised!! Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Kcleher, Mrs. a major. He received live battle YOUR ATTIC Deimllng's parents. stars and a Bronze Star medal. ed protection, why riot a We Say it!! We Mean It!! Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Miller of After a refresher course- at Har- Keyport were Christmas day din- vard, Mr. Blair became an electron- 8lee\dess Sweater— (don't No Money Down ner guests nt the home of Mr. and ics engineer nt the U. S. Navy un- this cliiip nitrite it nice up- .Mrfi, Thnnins Simmons, dcrwntef sound laboratories, New and Mr, iind Mrs. Arthur Jones, St\, London, Conn. He. Is a member of peariiiiei'V) l'lain and fancy Miss Dolores Jones, Itobcrl D. the Harvard club of Boston, Har- Jones nnd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur vard Engineering society and Ama- colors in regular or cable Jones, Jr., and son were Sunday teur Fencers league of America. *2.82 Weekly dinner guests at the home of Mr*. stitch ufl't'cti?, Jones' mother, Mrs. Thomas Dick- inson of Red Bank. II ANI» 40 PARTY 3.50 to 5.00 Buys Three Beautiful Tlmmy Simmons, ten-month-o!il Christmas gifts wcru exchanged (FmE RESISTANT son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sim- by members of Monmouth county Rooms of Brand New mons, hns hr-pn seriously ill with salon Eight and Furly uf the Amer- ROOFING > influenza, but is recovering./' ican Legion auxiliary at a meeting Modem Home me* Johnt-Miinville, Flintkotc, Bauett, Bird, Rub- Mr. and Mifi. Chivvies Scott anil hist week at the home of Mrs. M\ J.Kridel er-oid, U. 5 G.( Ccrtdin-Tetd m.Mfiiali. We alto repair l-nkt, son Arthur wore week-end guests Thomas White at Laurence Har- fftHten, leaden and ikyliBlitl. i REE ESTIMATE. No obi lent ion. Furniture RED SANK. N. J. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Joliniwn bor. The birthdays of Anne Kincar, for only of Boochhurst, Long Island. Mrs. Blanche Lindc. Isabella Rodriguez (FIR ERE8IS TAN T Johnson is a sister of Mrs. Scott. and Mrs. White were celebrated, Frank M. Johnson nnc! family and a opccial prize was won by El- SIDING * '265.00 spent the week-end at North Ar- vira Lewis. FJiniinatei rrarly paintjnf exprnar*. Act! at an luiuUt.flii Inn— llnjrton as Rucsts of Mr. nnd Mrs. cuts fuel io_t.. We me only famum-miltc mateiialt; Johni- Furniture You'll Bo Proud A. McDormoll, Manville, Flintkote, etc. FREE ESTIMATE. NO oblit-ticn, To Call Your Own. Mrs. Richard F. Bell of Glcndale Park is employed at Monmoutli SEE WHAT YOU CET: diner, Ued Bank, as a waitress. YOUR LIVING ROOM—comlilinf of 3 I I'c. Sprint Comtructed Li'ii>( Roam A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. CONSTRUCTION Suite, End Tablet; Cocktail Table: Floor Charles Lang, Sunday, at Mon- I.ampt; Mirror; Picture*; ' Drape*; month Mornnrlnl hoEjjitnl. We add any six* addition to you? home and spcclillc* In nADIOi VACUUM CLEANER, ETC. PiVch encloEUr: YOUR BEDROOM—conaiilini ol 3 I'c. J. B, NearinR is a patient at Mon- Redroom Suite; Pillows; Vanity Lamp*; mouth Memorial hospital. He was Nite Table; Drapen; Scatter Rugi, etc. taken to the hospital by the Fair <>"• •• "•'•••• i>ui«ugh [Tuesday night by Mayor Alfred N. pui,' •• i- .inr.'i.'i ' MM: I iy niaht. re- the 443 persons arrested in Red went through Its business without I Headleslon when council met to Bank during 3917 ranged In «ge serious discussion, even though the iliscuss the JSHK budgi't. Although from under 20 to over SO. The ma-budget calls for a J14.347.75 in- ('i.iin ...MI:I 1:]>:I.I.. .M. Gupsill 1 only estimated at this point, Joseph ••'. 1 , 1. irn-'d r hi.111: 1:1 iiiil Council- jority of those arrested were mak , crease over 1947 figures, It. .Seaman, borough imilitor, rr- the actual count being IJOO to 53, Harry Green, who two weeks ago ni'i., I-.". :.n.-!i M \.;. ii'jlf w.-i.-i ap. liorteii lhat the figure should Iw a l»).l.'. '1 v;. .• i-M'ili:.. .;. and 280 were white and 153 colored. enlivened a mayor and council point lower than lilt™. Transferred The majority ranged in age from meeting with a verbal attack on the • 'ii:iil HI : :i ' l"j'. ... [."!'! l'uiict lo money, this woulii mean about I (Jlii"? Ha, :v T. V m:;,,'i., .-;,.. have 20 to 30. The total arrests was the school board's procedures, was ten conl.s per $1.01)0. second highest over a ten-year per- present throughout the session, but in his budget niessage Mayor iod, being expended only by 1911hie remarks were Infrequent. Possi- eli'v r 1'iri ; ,,;<;(•: T , m tl.a a long cndleslon .stilted tlint lie ron.-sid- •-' 1; : :."; •. T.., .• .•• • ic ii i.tnrr a3 when the total reached 429. ble reason for the harmony was a --'eil the builget complinientary to As to the nativity of the prison- three-page mimeographed budget Ihe taxpayers, win, thi.s year set a 1 lii'l • i.-. ].•. .11... A.'-.-r .if.-mpiinj ers, 410 were born in tile UniLod fur t yu 'a '•''.'•.:..: "iic t'.vv, to- draft, which contained explanations now record lor collections of 113'.s States. The rest wore from Swe- oT each Item. Upon entering, each •icr cent, to the councilnirn who ' iji-'iiri '.\:MH,I,- i< . ,-.-.•, Mayor Kng* den, Scotland, England, Russia, person was given a copy of the vVi'ie panny their expenditnri-H and Italy, Poland, Franco, Canada, draft. to Ihe tax collector. He said the | -ill i:;i 1 "'in' ilin-'n ',:i tile polico Greece, Finland, Germany, Czccho Itoss E. King, board member, budget for local purposes was re- •nnimit'..,', mil., rnm uim councll- slavnkia, Denmark and Bahamas. conducted the budget discussion. As duced, even in the face ot rising I m.-i.'i •-. H'I.II ]„• ;r. n.-ih].; at all Italy with ten arrests ranked (Sec- chairman of the finance committee, |iri<'r^ but «r|iool nnd county Inxe.i, |tini'-i '.) I:I.. [,11.1..- I|,;,.IItment for ond to this country. ho prepared the draft and its ex- over which the Itiuuugh council ex- Disorderly cDnducL ranked high- planatory footnotes and thus was ercises no control, I'ontinued lo 1 est unions; offenses with 236, andgiven the chair by Richard W. mount. To keep taxation somewhat .) A:*., i . VnnSchoik, motor vehicle violations were sec- Brounlcy, president. In attendance li'vclet' the eouncil will use JtyilK) I...-:.-! ,n,i Ofiorse A. ond with a total of 100. Nineteen were members of the mayor and 1 of K.H surplus, leaving $li.),«0() lor arrests wore made for maintaining council. ..••L''I, '-'Hincilman I Ihe lullire. Lust year they appio- I'hiii ,i '.v vi vin.'vnimovidly gambling establishments, and 28 tor Major item in the 24 per cent In- prlntrd $»,(»)() of surplus. The assault and battery. l^icut Aniliow I I o\ i^ left nf tlin Third Xaval District ho.-ulquarters, \pw Yoil:. hand" a ime- tho '-'ouncil to crease over last year's figures was pound contiinn of IM' to Lain Charles L. Collier, olllcer1 in I'lmrgn of the Leonardo pier of Karlo mayor stated he felt (hu borough I Mr. \V\vii. 'if, w\\o list year The main part of Chief VanNote's $7,500 for teacher-salary increases was in "extremely lie.'illby and a report follows: Nnval Ammunition depot, as stevedores unload the previously Palestine-destined shipment of explo- Ttecorder John \. CruuHl •-1 Mi, (Ji.jis and for new teachers. The flrBt sives at the nearby pier yesterday inornlnif. Tlie shipment, impounded by the government following ound financial condition." Mr. V.'inSrihiik A ii iLMiumed Property valued at $35,526.58 was grade will be divided into two Kuurn into oltlee by ltwmiKh reported slulen during the year and Its discovery Saturday ut the Jersey City pier, i.i biinK stureil nt Kiule. Mil (.I' :!;,• ti: . uinnuttcti and dassvs and an eighth grade teach- Clerk Orlrudc 1'. VanVlii-t were Mr. of this amount $25,701.38 was re-er to leplace the new supervising Harold MrOurmlek, who was re-John V. (iron el I ni;.n covered. Property valued at $K!.. principal account for two more elected in November, iirul Kdwin O. : pl.it . : I In >,ii .'•. Allni, whu was 000.00 was recovered for other de- members on the staff. Another size- irson, new member of Llio Dr. MI hy Mi, tJi.-iy m Ditj ito- partments. Twenty-five automobiles able increase is for tuition fees to Middletown Gets Ihiyl Eisner Employees eouncil. wlio was clecLed to succeed Is Re-Appointed were stolen of which 21 were re- Red Bank high school, a jump of | |niLlir:in [Miiiruy ! i.-^t. yeur. Mr, First Ice Koatvr Harry Urady. Mr, McCormick was jiir;iy w:\.-i niuuil « h;i;i'ni;in of tha covered. One car recovered this 54,200 over last year. .ilinti 11 -elected Cuuii'-il president, a r year lepoiliid yloleu last year. School Plans Dr. C. Dunlins Hoyt of Plan To Sue Beers j printing ami arlV,M ;.:.-iru .tnd nurs- The matter of tho regional school, fact drawing a comment from tin: For Third Term ing' find i>nt,r fimumv.r^, Eight hundred and four lights were Kivor.side avenue gel.'", credit mayor lliat "he has always done which provoked the original Mr, \\'yi;liuJ!' \v t i ir-.'ipjioinLcd reported out by tlie oRlcors. Seventy- "blast", was held over for the Feb- for being lOIS's first irnhont an excellent job." nine fire calls were received at U.iini « headquarters. One thousand four lliiny M:ilrhow A-;W ic-appoinLed tomorrow night to conduct routine Shrewsbury i-ivrr. j\t the til- Sjii'im'd Their liars spector caused the mayor to re- hundred and forty-four complaints tost $55O,0U0 ler of his well-known craft, |{ors C-inl more permits were issued in 1917 Hneoriler John V. Crowell ro In a brief address Mityot' Eng- Sea Bright Bridge sented in detail to the hoard of ed- Ad Uowland accompanied than in 1018, for a total of lit, the re-.-ippoinled Monday night for hlii assigned to ofllccrs. company for diimiige to their auto- ; N-ili liro(li.;tr.(| tf\;\l 1918 would ba I ucatlon at a special meeting Mon- him on thn flr.st sail and mnbiies. total value of building was i'Mi.Kifl third llve-yenr term liy Mayor day night at the Leonardo grade Frank ••Hud" I'.lnlsdell, llid- an iui|Jorti'inL ;inil vxpvnaive year Twenty-five vacant houses were On August 22, 1917, tho employees for a difference of $137,000 over the Charles H. Kngllsh with the appro- far lifii H.ink. l{.< s;tid that th« Has Broken Gear school, Aylln Fierson, Perth Am- dletown township committee- previous year, Four permits were ve! of tlie council, Mr, Crowrll U,I,I. cared for during the owners' ab- man, nuide the socomi epin. parked their automobiles in a puMir: dofic ;L*. M^Hifni I'urlt would sence. Two hundred and six doors boy architect, submitted the blue- parking lot provided for employees fur new businesses and 35 for newjilctwl one year of the term of the havu to \>i: i t!j)]ar...i because of and windows were found open or prints for the approval of the nf the J-'iigmuntl Ki:-:ner company on residences, Tlie remainder were for lair U'illlnni Pouliiou, and has Ju.,1 accessary buildings or remodeling irtlonn d .'linage, that, t ho Whitu unlocked by the oWcors and re- Kivcr Traffic Must board. Hridgc avenue. According lo tlie finished his second five-year np- |.-;tiL'*:L wide inn;; ;'r.>j,:L". mudt b« ported to owners. Two hundred and Tho matter will be taken under rnrnpli'lnl (lied liy their iittwnoy, work. Of the new home permilj, pnintmenl, limiting 11 yu.u'i ihal ho 23 were issued to James A. Curlcy has served as Rod Bank's recorder. pu.-hi.'d thiuu-li 'LU a successful seventy-three lodgers were accom- • Give Hour's Notice advlacment by the board, if the Ahern Elected Kdwiird W. Wise ot tlie law firm conduskin arirl th:i'_ this borough modated at headquarters. Three plan, or part of the plan is adopted of Wise t WUf, ia the distiict for his development at the foot of Mr. Crowell'fi record was praised 1 White street, iru'inuraUn niu.il bv replaced or re« persona were reported missing, and As a result of a machinery break- by the board, it will be presented court at Long Urunch, tlic liecrs Monday night by Mayor English built. one was located. Ten persons died down at the Sea Bright drawbridge, to Mlddlctown township voters. Ac- Alumni President company undertook to spray a The mayor said an analysis of and members of the council. Up to Jrinics a. Wol':ott,r'3f*; suddenly of natural causes, yifty- the board of freeholders yesterday tual construction work would take large tank located on its premises tho report brought up numerous December 1 of 1347,,7,410 persons at,reel, jirt'^idcn'. ot iha Exchange nve persons were bitten by dogs directed that river boat operators about one year. Catholic Association I at 38 Burrowes plnce. relating matters. Among them he wore arraigned before Judge C'ro- club, and HaiuM I>. iiendrkkdou and same reported to board of wishing the span opened, give one The plan is based on making the included tlic problems to be con-wcll on various charges, Including of Newman Spnny.s road, a mem* In the course of spraying, the motor vehicle cases. health. Twenty-six dog complaints hour's notice to the bridge tender. grado school tho high school and wind, aideti by the pressure Df thefronted in such Items as White bcr of tho Lion.s club, were ap» were received by this department Freeholder Joseph C. Irwln re- vlco versa. To tho grado school sprayri1, nnrried the pninl to the street traffic on the presently nar- Fines totaling $13,721 hnvo been fiointod to tky [iliititiiiii; board to and Investigated. ported that a gear in the bridge would bo added 29 rooms, nn en- James Alicrn of Shrewsbury parking lot, causing the nulonio- row thoroughfare, necessity for remitted to the borough, nnd'motor .servo with Maurice .SchwEirtz of larger police and street depart- vehicle lines of $1,740 have been re- Hroad strei.-t, a nu-rntjoi- 0/ the Ho Fourteen children reported lost was stripped Tuesday and will re- largcd auditorium with balcony, Monday night was elected presi- liilns to he spivtyed. Those who quire about three days to be re- having a seating capacity of 250, a dent of the Hod Bank Catholic have (lied claims, which amount to nifints, necessity for a borough mitted to the county treasurer. Jail tary club, whu i.^ ihaunian of Ihe and all were located. Nineteen dogs hall, changes in ordinances for sentences have been imposed on board. Mr. Schw.uU \\\m appuinlctl reported lost and 6 were located. placed. River traffic is "practically double gymnasium, a larger lunch High School Alumni association $1,387, arc Fred Buominno. Albert nil," Mr. Irwin reported, and he room, more lockers, lavnrtories and when that group held its 101S or-T, Curtis, Vito Maniscaleo and further restrictions on business ami f>82 offenders, and 28'J person.", hy Mayor Kn^H-h la.st, year. Other Pour persons reported as runaways tliG type houses to ho built, and charged with more serums offenses, ni}\v members an; Mr. ljowcrs, Mr» and four were located. Three per- estimated that by requiring the a manual training shop. Mr. Pier- ganizational meeting in the school Howard Jackson, till of I'.ed Hank; titiditorium. Mrs. urace Simpson, Fair iiaven; have boen held for giaud jury ac- Allen and Willie A. Cayton. sons found dead .from nnturnl hnur'n notice, the rnnnty may nave son nnld that tho cost of the pro tion. causes. One hundred and eighty-six $300 to $400. jeet is subject to changing labor Also elected were Harry Jack- Otis Clinsey and Harry Rowland, ion. "While they are not Immediate Mayor English appointed a plan* conditions and material costs. The son, vico president; Miss Ruth Kil- ISatontuwn; Hubert Dinsmorc and in nature," tho mayor said, "they Judge Crowell reports that "for ambulance calls were received at To open the span manually, two various reasons, Including elllcicnt nitiK bofirii aclvisoi-y committee to men arc required, said Mr. Irwin. sum mentioned would also include zen. treasurer; Miss Ann Sole, cor- Charios Clirk, Elhcrnn; Albeit Mc- iiro mutters which will have to he consist (jf J. Dti'nicl Tuller of Lin* headquarters. Ono person commit- prencntalion of evidence by thoe ppoo- ted suicide. Ten nutomobilcs which To keep an extra man on duty 24 a central heating plant. respnnding secretary, antl Miss Ann Queen nnd Fvai\ Piermattei, Long decided before long." croft, William A. Milk-r of Fait; "larkins, recording secretary. Com- Urancli; Mrs. Agnes f.'iirney, Lin- Committee appointments, the lice department11 n ll'i i' I m n 1 I, t*/not 'appeall itn/Lri Is -. havli««>et were stolen were recovered for oth- hours a day at the bridge will cre- An, additional M50.000 would been taken front Hcd fiank police Haven and David VV. Kusscll, Ed- er departments. Eighty-three per- ate an unnecessary expense. The Have to bo spent on tho present mittee appointments made hy Mr.cioft and Colin R. Kellar, Atlantic chairman being named first in win K, Conover and Edward Kelly Ahern include Miss Maiy Hcni.s- each instance, wore: finance, Mc- court decisions in the past '11 sons were summoned for overtime freeholder, who Is county bridge high school to make it a grade Highlands. years". of Shrewsbury. .Mr. Tuller is preat* parking. director, said the breakdown has school capablo of handling an in- cliool, program chairman; John Cormick, Herbert Schild and Lom- dent of Tuller Construction com- Finnegan, refreshments chairman, crson; police, William O. Liiyton, pany, Mr. Miller ia president of Two hundred automobile acci- occurred on several previous occa- creased enrollment. nnd Charles Johnston and Thomas AIIIK»IIII<;«; Slogiin Hurry Sickcla nnd Lomcrson; lire, dents occurred with no fatality. sions and the replacement part is A representative of the Internat- Miller Shoe company, Mr, itu&sell J3ly, publicity co-chairmen. George Wovthlcy, McC'ormick, Lny- i.s general manaKer of tha Boro Six juvenile cases were handled by available, but must be installed. • ional Correspondence school nsked Cidilrst Wiiinci> ton; street, Slcknls, Ijiytnn, Worth- Shore Couple Win this de.partmcnt. Two hundred and Director James S. Parkcs de- the board to review the possibility Mr. Ahern urged thp members to HUH company arnl president of tho continue their Interest in the as- Final reports were received ill Icy; light, Schild, Worthlcy, Lay- Community Chamljer of Commercei sixty-two automobile accidents were clared yesterday that county road of setting up a veterans' educa- ton; health and garbage, J/Oinerson, reported by ofliccrs as follows, auto- sociation and to attend the meet- tho winners in the slogan contest TLIUILl I Mr. Conover m president of ;he department employees "did a very tional program by which veterans ings, which will be held the Jirst were chosen at a meeting Tuefday McCormick, Sicjicls; relief, Lomcr- 1 mobile with auto, 224; automobilo could taka courses offered at the lied I-!;.nk Savings & Loan, and excellent job" in removing mow Monday of each month, lie said nif;hL of last wock of thn Season, McCormick, Schild, and fire 1 Mr, Kelly \» president of J. Hm with bicycle, 4; automobile with from county roads after* the recent school without any expense to the hydrant service, Schild, Slckehi, pedestrian, 18; automobile with that a membership drive is now lie-Bright Clinml.Pr or Commerce. Wif.! Wll» IlljlirtMl '• Kelly company, Broad street, storms. The workers put in a great board. If adopted, the classes for ing made and that the olllcmn nvr Miss Jean Bogart of 371 Sairs Worthlcy. I The council adopted, a resolution pole, 4, and automobile with other deal of overtime to clear tho thor- veterans %vould be held three even- objects, 12. attempting to obtain the names and avenue, Long Branch, was award- Other appointments Included On lioiit Bus hiring Wallace Jeffrey to assist oughfares, said Mr. Parkes, and af- Ings a week. The cost is SC peratldressc.'i of former graduates. ed the first piv,:e of $10 for ?uh-Mrs. VanVliet, clerk, treasurer and with the dr-'tfiint: of the annual On April 7, 19*7, mayor and ter the county roads were opened, student, and the school must fur- He allied that such names he council appointed Sergeant Frank mitlim; the slogan, "Shop Right in official tax aenrchtr; Applegate, In a cn.se tried in the Supreme budget .it a Hilary of -S9C0; con« assistance was given to local mu- nish tile instructor because the cor-mailed to him or Mr. Jackson, in .Sea Bright." The second prize of Steven?, Reussillc & Cornwall, at- duel a monihly audii of borough W. Reuthcr as deputy chief of po- nicipalities whose equipment broke respondence school has none avail- care of the Catholic high school. court in freehold Monday and lice; Lieutenant George H. Clay- $10 went to William M\ Turnier of torneys; George K, Allen, en- Tuesday, tho jury rendered a vci- accounts at. a sn.!nry ot $SO0 and down. able. •I'.' South Ray avenue. MiRlilantis, .serve ii.s water department auditor ton as captain of police assuming The program for the February 2 glnrer; John W. Parker, street su- dict In favor of Mr. nrul Mrs. Ray- Only 12 to 15 extra workers were It was announced that tho tuition meeting will be moving pictures of and the third pi I/c of 55 to Mrs.perintendent; Dr. C. C. Combs, at a salary of $500. duties of detective; Sergeant Albert required for snow removal opera- fee for grade school pupils will be mond Moon of Uelmar for $3,030. E. Newman, Sr., tifl lieutenant, and n.D.C'.H. fuotlinll games and other Helen bayton of Hea llright. keeper of the pound; Ella H, King, IMiti.se wa.s i-Xpre^ed generally- tions, said Mr. Parkcs, and he in- $150 for 1948-18. The present rate activities of tho school ns far back The committee which judged the director of public welfare; Forrest The suit was instituted by .Mr. Patrolmen Lewis B. Hcndricks and formed the board that .the expense and Mrs. Moon after Mrs. Moon for the way the street department Leroy McKnight as sergeants. is $90. The board went on record as the time when the school was contest entries and announced the S. Smith and Howard G. Strauss, had handled tho snow removal job, of the task will fall well within the as approving recent state aid bills. zoning, building and adjustment was Injured while riding as a pas- Captain Charles M. Ericksonwas located on Pearl street. Msgr. Jo- winners comprised Walter J. which it id estimated will cost the $12,000 to $15,000 remaining county The board received a. deed for seph T. CfLScy, St. James pastor, is Sweeney, Arthur Katlm nnd Mr. board; David W. Emmon., and Wil- senger on u Horo bus on Monmouth borough 58,000. granted leave of absence for one funds. liam W. Conliin, constables; Fred street, Red I!nnl(, on July 3, 1945. three lots on route 30 from the providing the material. Mr. Flnne- Goldberg. .Mrs. Martha M. Browcr of 64 year, effective July 15, 1947. Middletown township committee to Burst nnd L. H. Hanson, board of While the bus was traveling to- During the year we had the tele- At yesterday's session, which gan staled that refreshments will MunmoikVh .«\rcct wad present to 1 health; Harriet Smith, shade tree ward Broad street, it was struck phone strike; regatta , racetrack lasted less than 15 minutes, the enlarge the Port Monmouth school hn sewed. MNcnorr M«IIT e:;pres.i her thanl<5 and pi'aise fop playground. commission, and John W. Parker, at tho intersection of Maple ave- traffic and firemen's 75th anniver- board received notification from Fathers' night will be observed the manner in which the police de* the state highway department that • Newton Mallctt of Bciford was KIDDIES' XMAS 1'AKTV. Edward Hounihan, liyron P. Hardy nue by a truck owned by the Aero- sary celebration. ' next Monday night at a postponed and Howard E. Mattlson, special part merit handled a mattress flro On March 27, 1017, the waiting a total of $224,120 has been made awarded a contract to repair tlic LouLs Corlito, proprietor of l^ouis' Mayflower Transit company of In- at her residence. meeting of the Lincrofl I'arcnt- police. tliannpolis, lnd., and driven by room at 2 Monmouth street was available to county municipalities floor in the first grade room of the tavern on highway 35, Middletown, Teacher .asn( ciation at the Uncroft raided and six arrested for main- for road repair work this year, East Kcansburg school, which had will hold his Hth annual Christmas Robert n. Mooro of that city. school at S o'clock. The meeting SKWING MACHINES STOLEN taining a gambling establishment. The following road allotments collapsed during the holidays. party for Middletown. township will be conducted by the male mem- As a result of the collision, Mrs. Fire Truck Trip ; have been made by the state: Al- The board will hold a budget children Saturday afternoon at his bers of the association, and a short The theft of seven electric sew- Moon was thrown to the floor of On July 24, 1947, some boys play- Icnhurst, $2,750; Allentown, $800; meeting January 8. the bus nnd sustained injuries to Cotife Fireman S25 Ing near Palmer avenue, Middle- tavern from 2 to 4 o'clock. The address on safety will be delivered ing machines, whose total value is Asbury Park, $10,487; Atlantic estimated at approximately S100D, her head nnd back, Mrs. Moon, Bent on attending nn "open town, found five fur coats stolen party was postponed from Monday hy a State Police representative 1 township, *4,349; Atlantic High- afternoon, December 29. from the West Trenton barracks. from tho basement sewing room of who was the manager of the Broad house' at a Red Bunk lire house from Cooperman's Fur shop, De- lands, 13,456; Avon, $2,090; Belmar, George Lange, Jr., street store of tho Dugnn Baker- Xc.v Years day hut without means cember 9, 1916, valued at $500. the Bradley Beach school was re- $6,842; Bradley Beach, $2,686; Sails With Marines ported by the police Tuesday. Prin- ies company, was unable to con-of transportation, George Loonavtl, On July 20,1047, a raid was made Brlelle, $1,138; Deal, $1,857; Eaton- cipal Frank J. Gondo and J, Ed- tinue, with her employment for sev- )i member of the Community Ho3d on Smith Enterprises, 28 Wallnc.! town, $3,325; Englishtown, . $593; George H. Langc, Jr., of 47 Peters Sydney McLean Family Escapes ward Yarnall, n member of the eral months as n result of her In-company of Pine Brook, appropri- street, and 12 were taken in the Fair Haven, $3,365; Farmlngdalc, place, was among the thousand board of education, ostimatcd the juries. ated to hie own u.'o the village's raid and held for grand jury action mcmbcrH of the United States Ma- value of the machines at approxi- only lire apparatus, a Lambea. for maintaining Rambling establish- $1,350; Freehold borough, $5,S29; The verdict in the ense was re- Freehold township, $4,077; High- rine corps who left during the past mately $H0 each. pumpE?r. He WIM accornpcinlcd by a ment and possession ot horscbet- week to join the fleet In the Metli- turned against both the bus com-non-membcr. ting slips. lands, $2,153; Holmdel township, tcrrcan area. Ho has been a mem- Injury In Train-Car Accident pany and the truck company. Mr. $3,733; Howell township, $8,414; In- HiglilunriH Lions and Mrs. Moon were represented The trip proved a costly one for On November 1, 1047, Dorn's ber of the Marines since Se.pteinber, not be Magged. The train left Penn- Leonard, who was lined $25 at a; Photo shop, 15 Wallace street, was terlakcn, 52,708; Roosevelt, $328; 1946, and was stationed at Camp Jfr. and Mrs. Sydney McLean by Thcodoro D. Parsons of Par- Kcansburg, $3,318; Kcyport, $5,691; and daughter Phyllis of Oaklull sylvania station, New York, at a: 15 To Sponsor Seouts sons, Lahrectiue, Canzona & Combs. hearing Uat uijjlit bo fore JuslicoL burglarized of $2,500 worth of Lejcunc, N. C. rnad, Middletown township, escaped and was duo at Red Bank station of the Peace l.eon J. Williams of cameras and equipment, Little Silver, $2,650; Long Branch, Tho Highlands Lions club an- Wilbur A. Stevens of Newark rep- $14,398; Manalapan - township, $3, Confoitum Ruft, Injuiy at 9:31 o'clock Thursday at 9:21. It wu« running late. Pine Brook. Bwlclea paying the (Ine- On December 1, 1947 Information nounced Tuesday night that it resented the Aero-Mayflower Tran- 599; Manasquan, $3,671; Marlboro 6x9, OxIO^j, 9x11!j Conttnk'Um by the night, January J, when their Mer- Mr. nnd Mrs. McLcnn and their sit company, nnd J. Victor Carton thu guilty ih-oman waa given a lec- was received that a woman was yard mil! inliiiil Itiinmilm: ConKowull cury club coupe was struck hy a duughter tried lo push thu ear oh*would again sponEor the local Boy ture by the judge, who Is also prea-- township, $4,800; Matawan bor- ftSc running; foot, some tit tt.'c ,uml ']<>. Scout troop, The club also voted of A3bury Park appeared for the trying to sell to local jewelers new ough, $2,824; Matawan township, southliotind Pennsylvania passen- tho tracks, but were unsuccessful, Ident of the ho*e company, and a Bulova ladles' watches. Captain Linoleum (ement nml motnl Nlripiiinix. to send letters of thanks to the Boro Bus company. $3,456; Mlddlctown township, J1D,- Koscnfelil Furniture C»., 180 Shrcw»- ger train at the Oakhill road cross- When it was obvious that the train warning that a repetition of auoh Clayton arrested two local subjects liury avenue, Red /Hniik.—Ailvcrlise- ing of the Mew York nnd Long was not going to stop, the McLeans muyur nnd council for the snow nn net would mean a much heavier." and recovered 45 watches valued 300;. Millstone township, $4,867; ment. removal work. Tho club will of- Monmouth Beach, $1,303; Neptune Branch railrond. Tho car was bnd-stood well clear of the tracks, and Bank Stock Warned. penalty. at $2,700, In co-operation with the ly dnmnged. no injuries, worts repos-ted in the fer a cash prize to that member V.MU puruhnse from one to 100 tharrj The truck wa.s found abandoned, Safe and Loft squad of New York township, $12,126; Neptune City, Royal Typewriter*. who submits In writing the best nf the Merchants Trust Comimny nf Fortnble nnd office models. Prompt The McLean family was return- wrack, keil Unnk. An.iucr.i trenleil I'uidliler,. near the Heel Bank hipih school ath- city, More (subjects were arrested $3,022; Ocean township, $8,611; delivery;' nlso ntldlnif mncliincii, aolil. program for 1948 for the club. Occanport, ,13,555; Rarltan town- ing home when the car stalled on Tho engineer of tho train was ltd- tinlly. Thoma.1 Irvl&K llrown, Red D.-ink letic Held, and WAS driven back to. and more watches recovered, rented find ropnircd. I'.nfiy terms. All tho crossing. An attempt was made ward Shibla, and tho conductor Kecisler.—Advertisement. the Hod Bank HIT house undiimag-- ship, $3,245; Red Bank, $7,228; makes, Serplen'n, !0f> Mtn.muuth street, Ntid Close! Room. It is my pleasure to express to rhons Keel Hank 6.0IS1.—Advertise- to stop the expected train.", but duo was A, V, Panic, Ollicials reported i'U\ Tile apparatus w .i* boilfllU a, Rumson, $4,365; Sen Bright, $573; Ililom flciscU It.'JS. Tlnsn t'.n JIM 1 you my appreciation of tho loynl ment. the train undaningrd. It was de-loU nf extra closet space. W> enn dr few years ngu from ihe, Red Brink Oca Cllrt, .P.-IOO; Shrewsbury bor- to tho lnct that the Alldillctown and L'oai nnil Kit*, oil anil unj, nitli oven and conscientious work rendered Wazlct stations were closed train layed 25 minutes at the scene of livr thoc to yrm nt lid fxlrn ehiirtrr conlrul. linuil llmmekrlHiiMU Sh"P. lilt:, fire dppartmont. by the men under my supervision. ou::h,- $2,300; Shrewsbury township, Bank Slock VV.uilcti. 7UI), which had left Mutawnn, could the wreck. • 'nil nil mill nrllir. Nnllon.il .', & 1" Ili Miiiimniilli itrcct. Itnl tliin, \\ J._ CD.oCl; South Belmar, $D09; Spring \Villin2 tu iniiL-hiite up HI J.i'lin timer I'rriWliV:, - - Ailvcrlijciliciu. Atl vcrtiseniciil, or miy Hint ol 'J.ullu alunus of t.'.i,!li ol \\x\-2 Itun*. Lake, $4,740; Spring Lake Heights, Vpuutinn Blind:* I'nlutctl. Venetian Blindi. Seuulitl Nntiulml Unnk i>> (test U\nk. "Hullmnrk Unlls." Mini Formal Clolhei Kur Miti. Ni'iv Anii»truiiK nml Sloan henvy. Wo pidnt Vi'iiellim hllnili nml put new Myers I'umpi; Tanks A nooil iiDiiortunlty Tor Ihom wliii 51,527; Union Beach, $2,982; Upper John Wermtrt. Telephone Attnnllc Hub- • From Ihc l.:iml of Mnke llclicvc. Alsu nccciiiorivs. l.uruvst lluck In wtU'lit liiinliam ru-4^. Intiilil linnltiim In, 1 CIUIIK uad WIIU'H mi tlu'in. Wu tnkit Un*m nnd power siiinyirs ete., m>w in itoek, At>[iroc!:itc fiunllty to Ket our lieltrr, Freehold township, $5,828; Waj . lands 1-0008.—Advertisement, Klin lu SIMIIII Kim tn Hiivlvul I'uu In Mumnnulh cuunty. Scunll's, llfi'.ii North mm.I vnrieiy. I'lmir riivrrlnK" of all •lutvn nml nut tin ill it|. !:.r yuu. Wi. CoMiivcr Ilrna., Wirkntunli. I'hnns Holm- ICiiUu-cil Venetian blinds at .. lit Mnurniulth lln.i-rhulil -.HIM- l''iliui-lillli:s nl ment. Chrysler, I'lyniQUtli, Intel nutlonnl. jri't IIITMJ Hi n comldcrnulr. AIIV.MKK. Chrysler, riymmiU, IntcrnriUhttnl. ttri.tl, He,I lluut. AilVM'lUruicnt, "Shu Hiii", Ti I'ruMn'r: iiniun. At. Cliry.lrr. f'lyiiuiilth, International. 'Tae Cimlle Lljlil." Snlcs anil Mtvii'e, Maurice Siibwnrts Riiscnfclil Kiirnllurn fin,, 189 Hhrt»,>- Snlca and service. Miulrk-n Si'iimuu 1 :• M1 iI- Hlt-lilninK, .11 ai v Hi nl I'J immi. Snlrs mid oul For Annual :LS.itne the -!3 pir.icntj of efiiuient took h:s 3r;it on \hc coyncil Tue-*- otllciab today set about listing the first ico boats on the ice yesterday .:?rvii'!\ Mrs. Juii.t Throc'.tinorton, i): 1 >y Mayor A. Moade ! refrigerators, array field equipment, Oscn.r "Hatchet" Brnnd, veteran Y.M.C.A. annual finance cnmnni;;n j P'.u-t Monnuuih walked to work ll.obeil.5on and W.IK ron firmed by a j machinery, cases of cartridges and skipper, said yesterday he was pre- will he held tomorrow night tit Wil- I from her home .Su'.ui-'Jjiy mcjrnin;.;. ;J'vc to one vr!t\ C';i«tinpr a votr cocktail shakers. Miss Grace O. Hyers paring to launch Dr. William M. lowbrook restaurant, Fair Haven, f Tr.ft tij;j too.'; ht.r fou;* hours, Mrs. The seizure was made when the Pearco's ice yacht Brecae before [n.i.-uthy Smith of L'r:.nch avenue 'h-aiiu; hrr appo.nimor.t wns Coup.- Miss Grace Olivn HyciF, daugh- according to an announcement by attempt to .shij> the rxpinsivca tD tho end of the week. Other ice boat 'Viio js in r.vi:-; o; the third iiooi, • ri;in:'n He: hri; Ihirt^iovo. Tlie ter or Mr. end Mrs. William J-Iytis Harry H. Neubergcr nnd J. Daniel J'alc.Htinc vvas uncovered Saturday owners are planning tu do likewise. h;:d u> !;:• tin.-; ilt en" her hultic lo.lirr c( iim-ilmrn votius were Ijoiii.s of Belford, who is engaged to Tuller. co-cliElrmen of tho special morninm nt the Jersey City pier, I A postponed meeting of thnNorlh f^i'.xinhiy niri::ir '<;/ Alfred Ferry, • lyoiitr. Jr., Thomas Lyons. John Thomas E. Phillips, son of Mr. and gifts committee. when one of the crato.T accidentally | Shrewsbury Jce Boat and Yacht Iic/iiiiaf r.i:i;:;'.cn- ir.c:! m'.n and hy !3;::5t, KoMrnbu'h and P:irl;er. Mrs. Thomas Phillips of Wilkis- The ]!)4S campaign goal IIBH been I! Count1 ilmcn \\w\\strove and was broken while being loaded on I club 1,3 scheduled for tonlssht at tho .'.I'-ur.itis uf ll;p air 'iluvcn pollLv, th liail v;l:inUp:cil to hc-I|i. Silc ;5T-iippninimrm o: CraiK Finnep.tn Jersey City still has not been fully i raring season will be discussed. v.-n;j i-iii-l^d id th.1. police car from explained, but tho load'hag boon re- as the local Y's share in rebuilding ;j;i.< hni DIJL'II rn;iinccr and Couru'il- In the meantime plans were bc- youth work of the Y.M.C.A. In war :]rjn'.:i;,-. Miy.i Morio Mooro- ina:i Hai!ff::nvc votod auainst thr ported as having been trucked Adult School inf; cnvried fonvard for an ice car- bc:id [jf Tiiain ;ivrnii3, head uoolc, t there from a place neui' Ejwton, devastated countries. •jr-.'i p p o: n:nieni tit' Jnhn M. Pills- nival to be staged around the first The $29,000 goal provides fnr a w;:lh: :I ;'ior.i her home through thn •jbiiry us- borough .utnrnoy. Both n[i- Pa. The navy was called in Tues- of February by the Shrewsbury i :;ni>w t:j inin;; roils Ui thy paticit-s day to h:md!c its storage, and Eailc full 12 months' opera tin;; midget '•]K)in:nJfn!s wno confirmed by m»- Starts New Term post, American Legion, of Red for tho Wostslde branch; for in- j IJCr.-;iu;-c t;-.-.- li:iU'ji>- trucU could not •'jority votpf. All othrr nppointnifnts iiflicifily, headed by tlie depot com- Bank, in cooperntlon with the Red ; rcic-ii liu- ho-'iiil'il. mander, Cnpt. Andrew G. Sheri- creased cost of a tremendoi::-Iy en- '.JYindr by Mayor llnbortsnn WLMT Bank Chamber of Commerce. larged program and mnmbri^h:}i | Tlie sn-pw plov.'n reached the ho.s- ilfipprovct!. They -• were: John V, ard, are being kept busy checking Next Monday Several celers have been out for pital Hat ui day nftcinDon and thr! nnic:i-]iul)llcized shipment. and will make possible ndditior.il 'M'lu'.v. cr.1lpct.ov of water rents and At HIP pier of Enrle's Naval Ammunition depol y;\-,imli y morn- .•ovcral days and report good staff time to organize and super- vli::'.rrd ail the i-mrrni'cs, From inp, rv'iivy rilliopm examine tilt; cont(;nt.s itf n ciaU: labeled fnr (Ir- Work of compiling (in inventory tl-.on oil the ^cin.^ w;i« (.-onip^rativc- ;itii.\ scnifhor; Henry J. Fchlhnhcr, 1 cnlchrt, particularly off Fair Hav- vise program groups In th= sur- :;huildini: inspector; William A. livcry to Pjilc.stinr. Somn itoni.^i Hluiu-n include :i iDclctail j-h.-iUoi , Is bclnj; comtiloted at Earle's main ly w'.sy. nn Army "iviilkli! lalliic" radio, Sinnal Corjw rquiiimcnt KCI, .I <;<;<• transfer point, it having been re- rounding communities. ;;tS:ernU(ipf, Jr., auditor; Hairy Pun- May Sol New The Community Y.M.C.A,. Tlui ainbiil.tiict' w:is constantly ;v,]ii, Jt>.«o|«h I'at to i."-on, Wilbur of c;u Iridjrcs :tn it'j,t on :hc alert and | but Comdi\ Seklon C. Small, Knrlc's airvoti tho youth of Eatontowu. Fail- I'.rncmhotK oT the Child-Parent, lie- scnouls, -MummjuUi Adult school To Rumson PTA Haven, Little Silver, Kumnon, i liad to curry several ptilicnU from !!});thi!itntinn committee were Hnrry ; executive olllccr, directed tho cn- reyistrntion.'i for secund-tenn I Unio;] si icot inui tliu ]it)spit;il on lirn shipment, which Includes nn Shrewsbury, Middletown township lAVelsCovd, Police Chief Howard To Install Officers Set At Fair Haven courses that Miirt next Monday, and Red Bank. :•. .^! n-tchcr. Theie wero more l^lDnahan, Recorder Frank Hall, asortment of army and civilian now room certain to bo bigger than (J. A. Wollmch I'lnor^cncy calls during this jieriod ;|T.Ii'f. Anne Lr,\vronc<\ MI-F. Ellen items, be moved to tho depot prop- the record-breaking enrollment last •rau.ic poopie fell on the Icy '^ynch, Hcmai'd Creijjhton and Tit Hold I'A Hllill'd Al»« l'lTJIIIITS er, where facilities are more con- fall, according lo C'apt. Willis C. l'W Personal Interest Obituaries "rocs or .'ufferod from exposure. ;;Johr. H. Kwilt, Jr. ducive to ellicient chocking. Conover, chairman of tlie school's . Th hospital sviis fully Pttiffcd at Cdiiuiiiitiiou Itrcuklasl For i The startling attempt to ship the c " Mayor J1ohert.von appointed the bonr.'l of governors. John I.. Montgomery, county pro- MRS. SARAH 10. tOMIV .'ill timio. Tim nLir.':e.s t;-aveled from ijfoliowjnjr to the planning board: j explosives is being investigated by Ihclr lio:nes all over thc county by inFlanntinn uf nlficors rccontly Tho Kair Haven board of otlucji- ; Hit; Kcdcriil Bureau of investiga- Despite blizzard condition;; Hint bation oi'Ili-or, Tuesday night ad- Mrs. Sarah E. Conry, 7(,, widow "Michael S. Monties for $ix years, have hampered Monmouth county dressed members of tho Rumson of the late Peter Conry, died Mon- bus, by amiiulnnce, polica car and JiJohn Kwih. Sr.. three years. Louis elected hy W1. James Holy Name tlon met Monrlny nitsht nnrl nindu tion but final details of it.? actual by the thumb. There were 12 society of llrrl Hall];, will taka plnns to acquiie 'our acres of bind origin aro stlu unannounced. Yes- residents during the pnst two I'nrcnt-Teachflr association, telling day afternoon at her home, high- !il;Cticv, Jr., one year and Ganctt wcelu, interest in tlic courses uf- them of the juvenile cases coming way 35, near Headden's Corner, on duty nt all times, wiih i.Uvcene, James .McClouph and Tim- plnce nex: Sunday niornin;; in the for an nddilion to Knollwno',1 terday's unloading was recorded :v n.i immediate call. J3e- Catholir hipti r>t luifil nuditoiiuni at school nnd al:T> r.dupted tc.-ichcr for future televising And F ferod by the school for tin eoRiinc; before him nnd giving high praise Middletown. She w;uj horn in 13 !V.;hy LV.KJI u.i advisory board, John o:t term has been so great that pei- fnusn the linKpit:il iloos not hnve a Communion >>rr.i!:rru-t. \\hi"-i is •salary .schedule ivhich hail liecn .Movietone inmcras covered the op- to Charles A. Wolbach, Rumson Washington county, JV. V., daugh- l j;Kibt IVHS n'nnect us tho councilnmn sonnl legist!alioii'i ut :ho Kuni-sor. liiirli school supervising principal, ter of the Into Patrick and Julin a luisviir:^ . -rluiol niicl, therefore, i,to *t*i ve uii (he local assistance to follow tin- S ri'i-locli M-'if-- in ft. recom:ncnc]-d !v the Parcni.Tc.ioli- ,..,•;,, long :or newsreel distribution. I'M no pl'ice lo house nurses, they Janifs rhnrcli wlien nil mnn in \hc cr a.i.^ocintion. Not until a Jlnal Inventory Is cuni- high school buildingliuvt! continued who he suid i« doing much good Swift Conry. "bo.ird, to exceed those .sent in by mail. because of thn personal interest he sl-jit for liout-s in chairs. The aver- pai"i.= ] 1 will receive Holy Commun- The rbtc of the special election Surviving are three sons, Ed- plctcd will government authorities Analysis of registration porComi- t:ikea in casea referred to him by age worltin;: day for a nurse is Af;e:- a lenjtliy executive session I ,;on together. on the school expansion hiiii not yet , have nil Ihe information they dc- mund, John and Joseph Conry; a ci^ht. hours, liurin;; the emergency ;'1hc fnl!o\v:np eommiitecs were ap- Posfin:;s'.c: l-'rcd Crine is thc new been set, but it in e?;pectrd to be nneo of adult schools generally the county, daughter, Mis3 Julia Conry, and a site, licsldcs tile T.N.T., army am- throughout the country has been they stuck tci Ule jo'.i as long ns 15 |;]-:ov£!l. t!ie name of the chairman prosidnn; (if tlio society, succeeding held later thiK mnnUi. On teachers' munition nml equipment, table Slating there wero 485 cases of brother, Michael Maloney, all of hours a day and would not leave '•'•being listed first in each case; Russel II. Million, president of thc sain lies, Mrs. Howard I-. i^rown, made by Dr. Thomas C. McVcy, children under 36 years of age Middletown. Mrs. Conry was fl radios-, electric refrigerators and registration chairman, who states until they wore relieved. • • l'ltirinct !..n0 for a mas- ditional explosives may be hidden cited as the reason for one youth's ist. Burial was in Mt. Olivet ceme- no beds and no available place, for when second-term registrations them to slay. munion breakfast, assisted by Mi- tor's decree teicher with more thnn among othor items. Unloading thus committing murder, he said, and tery, under the direction of the I'arkrr. nro taken. other causes o[ delinquency were chncl Anderson, John J. Coughiin, SO years' service, far lias shown that Die civilian Day funeral home. Rev. Edward Scvcr'i 1 "spccinl duly" nurses l'arfc* Biiil nr rton—lla UKrov "K is ,i remarkable-tribute to attributed to insulllclcnt parental vol'intepred for duty and worked ilci. Juhn Kinncg;in, Jr., Clayton .1. Also disr.-ussrd was this .year's I items were_ ni"re securelyt packed I Hughes recited tho Rosni-y at thn Siiniliit HIP interest and enthusiasm of interest In their children. full shifts. On several ucasions Dr. rm- H.-.'l. Tark . Lyn Held, John J. Klhig, Jr., Paul srlmnl lmd;;et, vliich is expected to j tiii(ii were the T.N.T. packages, late residence la£t night, ;; Siv.Li- !,i,ili,-, lUst, l Lang, SRI. Willinm McKcnn:i, Lew- Monmouth county residents," Dr, Molvin Wainright trudged to tho 1 reach new heights. It has not yet | A sidelight of thc activity sur- Offered as a solution by Mr. Mayor KobcrLson postponed the lie McBridc, Jr.mes McC'arron nnd been completed, but most items j rounding Enrlc's receipt n'f this McVcy says, "that the Mor.mouth Montgomery wa3 the system used GKORGE hospital in the middle of the night ;-appoinVmcnl of the water cummit- Phillip J. Tremnioi. show increase_ s uver '-IT. Besiik'o the p shipment was llui Adult school registrations nrc com- in Asbury Park, where a non-sec- to itiidU-oi' a call. Mrs. Throcknior- at the bat'gc carry ing in nt sucli n fast Kita, especial- George Jcssup, 74, n resident of ton reports that four habies were ;tco. Brig. Clou. Frauds If. Liinahnn, j teacher-pay increases which will I ing it from Jeracy CCiti y was tied tarian group has formed into a Red Bank 40 years, died Monday ' A tiansfci* of the liquor license ly when many folks still arc par- family relations board to handle delivered during tho emergency. ;: Commanding General at KortMun- be 50,020 more than hist year, other | up at thc same pier and at about at the Rivcrcrcst nursing homo un for Danny's tavern on Bay avc- inouth, nnd Dr. Frank Pignatora nf tially snowed in as a result of the unruly cases. He recommended that As a more cheerful note, Mrs. pay boosU irchlde those for Ihe : the same locution, n% was the U. recent blizzard." Newman Springs road, after a lony ^nuo from Daniel Callopy to John Ked Bank hr.vc been invited to be district clerl;, 5140: supervising | s. E. .Solar, tho ship which oxplod- similar groups be organized In oth- Tiirockmorton slated that foe thc '^Wcstmaycr was approved. Letters Every effort is being made, how- illness, He had been a patient at ilrst time In thc history of tho hos- Ihe principal speaker.'. princlpnl, S700; public health nurs-| i.d in April, 1916, bringing nation- er county communities. the home eight months. , ifiom James Kinlan and Burtis The breakfast will lie served by ing, $75, and fur thc three janitor;,, i wide attention to thn depot, over, to make it ajj convenient as Also addressing tho meeting wns pital tlmr? vevc no emergencies I'.Perry suppestin^ borough Improvo- possible lor students to register, Mr. Jcssup was born in New New 'Yours eve. a committee from thc Hosnry Con- a total of $010. | . 1 Ca.pt. Willis C. Conover, head of tho York city, son of the late James ilments were tabled for future dis- fraternity and Altar society under and registrations' for courses not Monmouth County Adult school. Hn llcussion. alrcad_y filled, will continue to be and Anna Lockwood Jos.sup. Up thc direction of Miss May Quigloy, stated tho present registration is lived on West street a number of ;; Councilman Ra^t reported that president. taken Monday, Tuesday nnd Wed- 1,000 and that 30 courses, tailored ;;lhc .'jtvectfi were cleaned of snow, Navesink H&L V.F.W. Auxiliary nesday of next week at the Rum- years. He had been employed as St. James Cubs It was unanimously voted at the to the desires of the enrollment a blacksmith at McDonough's shop ;;und moved that a letter of thanks December meeting: of the Holy son high school. To enable late- would begin Monday. ;: be. sent to llK lotal fire department CQIW;'S In nttpnil Mnncliiy clasEc; fnr 30 j-fiin-B. Name society th:it tlie members Installs Officers Gives Stockings Mrs. J'.iul Jahnes presided. She Have Seven Dens jniid Hr«' airt squad and to Fort would receive Holy Communion In immcdately after registering, the Tho funeral was hold Monday •jHancock. Attorney Pillsbury rc- registration desk will be opened an announced Ihat a skating rink morning at the Wordcn funeral a body each month, instead o! would bo provided as soon as the |.'ported that an emergency appro- quarterly, ns had heen the custom, Koltrrt I'Wiics Is Middloioivn Women hour earlier Monday and Wednes- home, with Rev. John A. Hayes, Puck Has 58 Boys priation o," $3,000 for snow removal day nights at 7 o'clock. weather permits, Stating the plan pastor of the Presbyterian church, Next Sunday murks the Com- had tho approval of Rumson's ma- Ijliad been approved by the state de- munion Sunday of the Junior Holj New President Visit Post Hospital To exchange ideas on teaching ofliciating. Burial was in Fair partment, of local government. yor and council and board of edu- Name society, Including the Eoj methods, as well as to introduce cation, Eho said that through the View cemetery. There are no sur- " The flic department was ndviscd At the meeting or the Red Bank Seventy-seven Christmas stock- new members of the expanded vivors. Ben one of St. James Cub Pack Scouts and Cub Remits of Troop g co-operation of Rumson firemen won the achievement pennant "by Councilman Loder that it could in uniform at tile 9 o'clock Mass, Hook and Ladder company held ings were distributed to patients teaching staff, Capt. Conover an- llnot depend on hydrants for fires that the project would be accom- LIVINGSTON G. HANDY ' awarded monthly by the pack's ad- last night at the lire house on Me-, at tho Fort Monmouch hospital by nounces there will be an nil-faculty plished without cost to anyone. Two !|at the Shrewsbury and Cornwcll chaai-----c street, th-.,.„»...,...... ,„..e fallowing otllcers. thc MIdinuii p a linncr meeting; tonight at Willow- man-made ponds are planned on Livingston G. Handy, 79, a retired I, avenues area. He said that al- for the year were installed: presi- brook inn, Fair Haven. New York city postal clerk, aad u tractive display and best attend- auxiliary and by post #2170, Vet- land adjacent to the school grounds. ance. The winning Cubs displayed !J though the pipes had been cleaned Commit-; Suicide dent, Kobcrt Forbes; vice president, erans of Foreign Wars. In addi- At that time final plans for hand- resident of 93 Bank street 25 years, j'.thcre they still did not give enough Joseph Calvcr; treasurer, James i A fashion show to benefit the died Tuesday morning. He was Christmas gifts made by them un- tion to the Christmas stockings a ling the anticipated large enroll- P.T.A. will be held February 6 at der the'direction of Mrs. William ;! pressure. As a remedy he siiaffcsted Mrs. Laura Walling. 72. wife of Turnock; secretary, James A. Wor- radio-phonograph was presented on ment will bo discussed, and faculty born in New York city. ;;a new over-all improvement. Harry Walling, was found dead at den; assistant secretary, Frank 1 tho homo of Mrs. Robert Berg, Rl- Ehi-hart of Conover lane, tho Den behalf of the Ladles auxiliary, The members will describe the objec- vcrfield estate, Rumaon road. Wil- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Inez mother, and Joseph Sole of Mon- j; Fred Kielerdorf, representihs the her home, 230 Main street, Mal- Lyons; captain, Thomas Massey; presentation of the radio-phono- tives and methods to be used in Ncwbold Handy, and four brothers, • 'Lions club, requested the borough ayan, yesterday morning by her first lieutenant, James Doig; sec- hemina Dobbins will handle the mouth street, the Don chief. graph was made by Mrs. Emily handling each Eiibject. show, which will Include displays Arthur Handy of Englewood, Fred nto write tile Boro Bus company husband. According lo tho report ond lieutenant, William Lyons; en- Levering, past state president, who Handy of Atlantic City, Walter Although the St. James Cubs are by Chief Edwin C. Sluat of the Because the pressure of many by a dozen models. newly organized, they already IIBVB I! concerning an extension In route gineer, William Bloom, and assist- is also chairman for camp hospital last-minute details involved in Hundy of New York city and Hig- nWVnch causes buses to eome to MaUnvnn police, her death was due ant engineer, Frank Lyons. Repre- service. land Handy of Jamaica, L. I, the largest membership in the coun- to suicide. starting the school lust fall pre- ty, with 5S boys divided int» seven lll-Iighlands every 45 minutes instead sentative to tho Firemen's Roller vented holding general faculty Hasciiiaiiti Named Mr. Handy was a member of St. !', of one-half hour. He also suggest- Mrs. Levering received letters of dena. Walter Noble of Elm place Tho woman's body, clad in a is Bruce Crispell. Fire police elect- appreciation and thanks from Col- meetings, this will be the first time John's lodge, F. and A. M., of New ,','cd that buses enter the borough by nightdress, was found hanging ed were Fred Brown, James Tur- Acting Postmaster Is Cubmastcr. He Is assisted by onel Harold V. Raycroft, Medical that all members of the school's York. The funeral will be held to- John Connelly of McLaren street ;; Water Witch avenue, thereby glv- from a beam in the basement. She nock, Edward Brooks, Fred Hcll- corps, nnd from Miss Winifred teaching staff will have met to- morrow evening at 1 o'clock at the ;;ing the Navesink avenue rcsldcnU mcrs and James Cleary. Charles J, Hasemann of Jackson and Eugene Laboissonnierc of had apparently made a noose of Hagorty, assistant Held director of gether. Similar events, however, street, Matawan, has been named Mount Memorial home and burial ;; better bus service. The council vot- clothesline, attached it to a ceiling West Front street. An advisory Named to the executive council the Red Cross. will bo planned for the future. acting postmaster at that place, will be held Saturday In Ever- committee of Charles Allaire chair- ;;cd to write the letter. beam and then stood on blocks of green cemetery, Brooklyn. ;; In his annual New Years message were Ray Sergeant, Sr., James Members of the Middletown post Revision of tho course In inter- replacing Raphael C. Devlin, who man, Thomas Moacham, William wood which she had kicked from Doig. Joseph Calver, Fred Brown ior decoration also was announced resigned. Mr. Devlin was appoint- "; JU'yor Robertsoa said that the bor- beneath her feet. Mr. Walling told and auxiliary and a number of vis- MHS, ZELMA~W. WALLING Ehrhart, John J. Kline:, William and William Minery. iting; V.F.W. officials were present. by Capt. Conover, who states that ed postmaster in May, 1033. Dowlen , Adam Kretowicz. Mrs. 'r Mrs. ' Walter Noble, ' cmcr&cn:y. 21 at the Molly Pitcher hotel. Co- and Past Commander E. Taylor of In thanking the residents of after spending seven years in the Murphy Herrmann of Buttonwood mnde napkin rinss which they pre- chairmen of the program arc Mrs. Red Bank Monmouth county for their fine Army. He will take tho civil serv- avenue, Eatontown, died yesterday sented tu nivcrvlcw hospital for Kosc Malofsky and Mrs. Lester Og- Golden Hour Circle support of the school, Cnpt. Con- ice examination tor appointment afternoon at Monmouth Memorial use of thc patients during Clu-ist- lensUy. Mrs. Jack Winters is dance Tu Hold Dinner over also stated: "We cannot say as postmaster in the immediate hospital. There are no other chil- mn.'i dinner. Junior DAK Group enough in thanking tho members future. dren. Tho funeral wilf be held at j; Auxiliary Installs committee chairman and Mre, Har- The'Golden Hour circle of the This month's pennant winners |! The Ladlei' auxiliary of Inde- old Melstrlch is reservation chair- of the Rumson board oC education 1 p. ni, Saturday at thc Woollcy are Thnrnns Oomerford, William man, Presbterian church niet yesterday Hears Mrs. Cornish for their splendid, wliolohoartcd funeral home, Lonjr Branch. Burial !! pendent fire company, met last In the church parlor, with ilra. Eisner DAV Posl Ehrhart, Daniel Brennun, Law- Mrs. Albert Cornish of Elbcron, co-operation that has made the will be In Glonwood cemetery, rence Carton. John Corcoran, John It night to install officers, They are Mrs. Philip Zager and Sirs. Mil- Burton Moore presiding. Tho mem- nddressed the Monmouth chapter Monmouth Adult school possible \l Mrs. Charles Julian, president; dred GoldbciKwn-pwelcomed asnew bers Bowed for the Canada Mission Offer* Help To Vcls Hughes, Phillip Burr and Joseph D.A.R. Junior group laat night, during these early itages of its MRS. ALICEF LYONS Carroll. The next pack meeting will J| Mrs, John Gcnovese, vice president; members In the society. Mrs. Mil- in Arizona after dessert had been when they met at the home of Mrs. development. Tho community spirit The Jacques R. Eisner Disabled || Ml«. Calvin Carhart, secretary; dred Snedcof gave n talk on "Cha- served by Mrs. Henry Stevenson, American Veteran post of Red Mrs, Alice Lyons, widow ot Rich- be tho In3t Monday in January. A Norman Stoflet in Eatontown. She of the Rumson board of education ard Lyons of Matawan, died Thuis- new registration of Cubs will bo J| Mrs. Allen Collins, treasurer, and mlsho Osor Bshevat", the Planting Mrs. Ralph Norton, Mrs. Ralph urged members to become inter- an outstanding example for Bank has established an advice !j Mrs. Edward Plccolie, recording of the Trees. In honor of this event, Shearer, Mrs. Willinm Pope and clinic for the purpose of helping day. She had been a life-long resi- made In February. ested In getting more children to other boards throughout tho state." dent of Matawan, Surviving is a i[; secretary. the society is sending five trees to Mrs. Theodore D. Parsons, join Junior American Citizen clubs. all disabled veterans in this vicin- ;; Gifts were presented to the ofll- be planted in Palestine. The final Plans were also discussed for the MICSS 1IAIJ. BURN'S ity. daughter, Miss Helen Lyons, livlnjj Present* reading of the organiaation's new Washington birthday dinner nt The members received gifts of at home. Thc funeral was held Sun- ;; L'crs nncl tentative plnns for n matches tram pupils of Pine Brook The army mess hall of company Tho post meets at Eisner's cafe- ;; fasiiion hhow and card party wele constitution was maile and Die the church Friday, February 21), teria, Bridge avenue and Front day nt tho Into residence and bur- charter was accepted. Mis. Milton school, one of the JAC unite, an* X of Fort MonniDulh was destroyed ial wa* in Midway Green cemetery, Tho Fair Haven lire company " announced. The committee In chnrgc will re- by a fire of unknown origin,curly street. They Invite all veterans to Gerard, president, conducted the port iinal arrnngementa ut the next announcement was made Hint an Matawan, under the direction or held Ha orgnnlKillon dinner in the other three clubs hnd been formed this morning. The fire was discov- give them their problems, particu- meeting. meeting. larly those having tllflleulty with the Bcdlc home, lire house Monday night and May- ';' Inn Smith In the River Plaza school. Follow- ered at +:05 this morning by p[c. or Edgar V. De;ilsp iimdo thn prc- ing thn srFslmi, mrniboro showed Charles Medley, n cook, who wus pension dainis nml for out-patient |j T«» <>#r(alt]r. H1¥E YOU ANY IDEA She carried a cascade of white Kcd ltank Plump* roses. The maid of honor worn a Globe Awning & Shade Co. Of The Money Made In Radio Broadcasting? hluu brocaded lnlTutu dresa with 117 WV. FRONT ST. TCL.: RED IANK t-StM matching hat with plumes. The bridesmaids were attired in coral I am looking for 500 Investor* with 1400.00 each to join m« 'n pink with matching hats with carryir.K on n t-'stdl, successful pre-war radio broadcast reries plumes. The maid of honor carried AND WILL DELIVER TO EACH OF THEM TEN YEAR U. S. a corsage of pink chrysanthemums GOV'T. BONDS of a fare value of |400.00 plus ont of the units and the bridesmaids carried cors- mentioned below to assure the full return of his 1400.00 after ten ages of yellow chrysanthemums. The flower sill wore a lnng,1 blue years in addition to whatever j-rofits he may m»ke from the secuti- satin gown nnd carried a corsage tiL'.i of our company. For fu!! particulars send a Postcard with of pink roses, your name and addre*i to STANDISH CHARD RADIO PRODUC- Tho bride's mothrr was attired TIONS, INC., SOS Fifth Avenue, New York 17, New York. in a blnck crepe . gown with a corsage of pink roses nnd black accessories, and the Broom'* moth- er wore navy blue with a corsage of red roses. Following the ceremony open house was held at the bride's home. About 100 friends and relatives nt- tRntJcd. At 7 o'clock !he same, even- ing a reception, attended by 150 pui-suns, was held in the Jmritih

c ball o' the church. rationally, including tu icnsts pitch ss h.ilnrfe*. rent ft l. , over- The bride is a Kraduate of New- ark and East Oninse school and from r'^i-trnlioii, ihty hnvc noL hcen rc?taten;(l with the Securities has been fmpioyed for fhrco years ami E\rlianKc ('-mimi '-inn; hut fudi exemption, if Available, dooa nut indirutf ttsj't thrr >Pcuvitie3 hnve been cither nj^jnoved or dU- by the Es:;e.t bank of Newark. The li;>incvrd by the l\.nuni---i.iri or that the^ Commission hns contiitlereil groom, a f;i'iulunli> of Highlands grammar school nnd MUldletowr, township hlsh school, Is In busi- ness with, his mother. The coupla will live on Miiler street, Highlands. ENROLL NOW!

IIKII HANK ACCIPK.NTS Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. tor, ai aforesaid, their debts find de- Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Robertson Jll the UKUUr (iT tho estiite of Ed- mands ti«ninst the said estate. uncKi" Cars driven by lvennetb U Mil- 1 ualli, within tix mo nth 8 from the diiH' wiird Ci'Oi'Kt. Mofinuiri, Jr.. 'IwnstMl. Miss Rosemary Vcrrotic, diiURli- Martha Parker played nnrtlal mu- ler o[ Fair Haven and Sarah Fvihr- Notice to cmlit«is to present, chums uE the iiforesnid order, or they will In; man of 22 High street collided nt LEARN THOSE THINGS YOU'VE MISSED iiKiiinst tstatc. f nrevi r burred of their actions therefor tcr of Mi", nnd Mrs. Peter Vcrrono sic. aKiii nst the an id subiscribcr. of Linden avenue, Highlands, nnd James Gtrrlty of Highlands was Broad and Mechanic .streets Turfi- riirstinnt to thP onl'T nt ]) uf the l.'nunty (if Ihitcd; Freehold, N. J., December 2.1, Rcglnnld rtobcr'.son, son of Mayor bm man nnd M £.1 Mr.'i.'a ret Vcr- ilny evening. A truck owned by Hie 19.17. lleclinr Tree Kxpert company of Monmoutli, mn tie mi tint twiiny-thinl and Mrs. A. Mcaiio Kolwrtson of ronc, the lividc'a sister, was maid Enroll today for the courses you want during the second term «t the Monmouth tiny iif li-^fin'.H v. T.U7, d!i tin; iitiiilii-n- CHARLES rUBDEItlCK HOFMANN. Miller plrect, Mi;:h:iiulf, weir in:ii- nf hnnsr. Miss Am Cnnn?y .inrt lliltiison and a car driven by Jos- tipn uf Clrirri Kivdi rich IlnCmani), solr- ROO Vnlley lloiid. eph J, Kharahbn nf Fair Haven col- f-\r-ini I" D: till' fft't'.)- 'if KtlvViil'J (icf;IJ.'C Ilavcrtown, Pennsylvania. ricil Stitiirdny nftrrnuon nt thn MU'ii Loui."e Vo^ronc iinolliiT »i»- Adult School! Kufnitiitn, Jr.. di-.'.-«s.

Again classes will be conducted In the modern, well-equipped, conveniently- located and beautiful Rumson High 8chool building at Ridga Road and Bingham Avenue through the forward-looking community spirit and courtesy of tha Rumson Board of Education. Homart Electric Each course will have at least one class per week and 10 classes per term. Hot Water Heater Borne of these courses of 10 classes each will be presented on Monday evenings and some on Wednesday evenings. All will run from S'.OO P. M. and end at For Clean Hot Wnlpr D:50 P. M. BO-GAL. Easy TAMv 50 154 Terms NEW AND EXPANDED COURSES OFFERED Hot water . . . day and night Your wonderful support and interest In the 8chool have made it possible to .. . for the entire family. Thick Increase the number of courses that will be offered, and to add extra classes fused glasa lining in tank can- TabSe Model Radio and advanced work in a number of the courses that were offered before. not rust, peel or corrode ... is Fine Saving practically Indestructible! Auto- Make your choice from these. Tha letter* (M) and (W) Indicate Monday or matic thermostat keeps water Compact Sllverlono radio In Wednesday. hot day and night . . . just set ivory plastic case, with gold col- find forget ored metal irrillo. Silvcrlnnn NEW COURSES dynamic speaker gives sweet tones. MUSIC API'RFCIATION (M) fiKKMA.V (W) UrilOI.STKKI.VG (M) JOURNALISM FI.OWK.lt ft VF.GKTABI.K GARIUCNI.NC. (Ml

COURSES WITH CLASSES FOR ADVANCED STUDENT8 AND BEGINNERS (Monday AND Wednesday) Ways B#ipR Brighten Your Kitchen SKWING SPANISH CEKASflCS DANCING rSVCIIOLOGV I'HOTOGIUrilY With Gay Pantry Ware TYPING piiirosopiiv KNGMSH W winter driving STENOGRAPHY CONTRACT IIKII1GK I'UDMC SIT.AKINO

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M.—except nn Hnluirlny mul Smidny. • Tough "Hoi Spot" Protection • Cltans at it Lubricates Rcgislratiims are heiuo; Inkcn fin ;i (ii'-l-i'ni\ip-(lr-l-ve waul to Ihniik yon mid nil of tliu olliec folks in Moninoutli Conn- Midget Wrench Set 16-Pc. Socket Set ly for your grand cooperation mul support that hnvn guaranteed tiie success 'jf • low>Priced for Saving* Regularly (M5 Regularly 1-5.95 the School! A thrifty purchase—this handy Fine qunlity. VHnch drive, —TIIK BOARD OF GOVERNORS little act! Includes seven O-pt. Made of "Super-Tuff" steel, sockets, two 8-pt. sockets, Ilex Seven 12-pc. sockets and necen- THE NEW ALLSTATE "T" handle, crosRbar, hnnvy snry nrce.isorics. In steel hot, MAIL REGISTRATION BLANK steel box. A real buy! 400 TIRE Monmouth Adult School Hox 193 . Ruimon, N. J. NOW ... both the above socket NAME (Pleaic print I - 600 x 16 SIZE .... 10" sets PLUS a £-Inch Ratchet... ADDRESS » _ - - CITY „ — 650 x 16 SIZE .... 12" Please register my name for the following courses; . Federal Tax Extra Only 14.95 COURSE: COURSE: - - 27 MONMOUTH STREET (Full tuition must accompany registration In chock or money older.) RED SANK, N. J. PHONE RED BANK 6-1122 - 1123 STOKE HOUKS: MONMOUTH ADULT SCHOOL Daily 9 to 5:30 BOX 193 RUMSON NEW JERSEY Friday 9 l» 9 FREE PARKING Pace Four TtET) RANK REGISTER, JAXrWKV s. 1!HS Little Silver I irrint'ii parent, Mr. and Mis. James C.! Glenn. I It CD Make Tin key -Mr. and Mr.s. .Stanley J. Latham recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. CARLTON BANK Mayor Frank AI. (ivegory of Samuel Evans of Long Island. A WALTER ItKAIJi; THEATRK Little Silver last week presided >'it Air. hnd Mrs. Cnrl Gloss and Don the announcement uf ;i\v;irds of of EiUit Hartford, Conn., visited turknys djspnsrrt ro-oprrritivply by their moth"!; Mr?, Carl Gloss, Sr., Special Performance SAT. EVE., JAN. 17lli the Little Kilvci1 Vokmtcc; fire several days the past week. NEW JERSEY company. Mr. find Miv-. Frank A. Cerraty SOMETHING NEH' - D1FFEUE.NT - U.N'L'StAA, Receiving the awards v/nr- Pfltsy left Monday on an automobile va- ITALIAN MUSICAL DKAMA Zambrano, Leonard Hinds and i cation trip to Florida, " Burdgft's service sialion, nil of \ Mr. nnd Mrs, Clarence Pedee «n- WITH ENGLISH TITLES Little Silver. t tcrlaincd Christmas day at a fam- ily reunion. BKNl.VMJNO II CAUOLA II KJLMA STATE EMPLOYMENT Burhjira Wilson is confined to Hassle! her home with mumps. CK.LI HOEHN 1 GltAMATICA Georgn Dunn, Jr., U. S. Navy, A Chevrolet coupe owned by Wil- .stationed in Virginia, enjoyed the «i II liam Reed, Ccntervillc, was stolen j holidays with his parents here. SERVICE Christmas eve from t'.ie ll.-'./Jrt I lUAnn Olseti, a student at a col- MAMMA lunch, State HlKhu'uy Vi. Mr. Retell jtep;« in Sprlnp>'tald, Mo., spent the WITH AltlAS FROM KIGOLETTO AM) O1IIKI.1.O. went into the lestnunint arid whi>n | holidays with his parcnta, Mr. and hr came out ;i few rhinutas later I Mrs. Frank Olson. UOOHW OFEN II I". M.—PERFORMANCE 11:90. his car wns jronn. The '•;i\-:n's Mr. ami Mrs. Jin C. Rathhone and I'mm.'ij.'inc Harrl. , to Joseph I\ parents, Mr. and -Mih. Ffh:t V.m- Mc.nx'/.opflnc, Jr., «on of Mr. and VYrrion Jiathbone motored to Penn- Buien of Clifton, were iccrnt din- .^ylv.'inifi and visited relatives in from lack of moisture! That It Has Keen Designated to Conduct it Mr:;. Joseph P. Mcnzoxpnne of John ner gucat.s of Mr. ;ind .Mis. \v. iitrci't, Kcil Bank. Wnynnsboro and State Line over Pierson Dean. tho holidays. .Miss Harri.f i.i employed by A. J. Mrs. Mary Glen of Green fiiver, nnd .1. nnd S. Wight law Htm of AI :•.•;. George W. Tichout has re- Wyo., urrived by pl^ne Saturday I turned honiR from a visit with her Perth Amboy. Mr. Menzzcpane to visit her daughter and son-in- .x-rved three years In the U. S. {brnthoi' in Brooklyn, law, Mr. tind Mi's. Jaraej C. Clvnn. Mi.s.-* Vcra Tombleaon spent sev- Army Air roj-pw and is now attend- M.'. nnd-Mr.H. C!n:er.t-T' i't-due en- 1 in|: the t'niversity nf MlMOUri. t:ni\ clays visiting relatives in Mill- FARM PLACEMENT SERVICE tertained KucstK from Kp.w York j villvi. city, Red lianlt nhcf Miflillrtown nt Mr. find Mis. Daniel S. Welgand I ill I.' Silver V a lnlffet .suiipfr Oiri.-'m.'is i-vc. uf Little- p Silver motored to West trlfi'dive Jmniiir.Y 1, JIMS) The Hulnulel and fSaiitnn tovn- Palm Bi.-fich, Flu., where they spent Oflici:rs .shjp HC'hool.s ie-tiji::n( (i ."\!.,r.!i;iy. two wccAu during the holidays. I3, I Little Silver Y.M.C.A. has elected Mr. and Mrs. Kenni th T. Acki:- | O. Wci^.nnd, who is spending" the Cdi^ier ' the followinR officers to serve dur- son and son iiav;; rfttil'ncii lo Buf- ! winter ill. Hollywood, Fin., was the i inK lSUfl: president, Edward Roehl; falo, N. y., nrtei .«pcn:l'.;-.|: llu> 1»>1- IKUCSL of his won and party at i vice president, Alvin Parker, aecro- Iday.s with their iiarrnt:-, Mr. and Christmas dinner in Hollywood. | liiry, GcorRe Hyaer; treitsurcr, Paul Mrs. Jolm T. Arki'iiun iiiitl Mi, Air. nnd Mr.;. R. R, Dcxheimor Humidifier ' Hcmschoot. onri Mrs. Geor;;e W. Klicli-r. and daughters. Claim and Anita, ' The (nllowinK directors were re- Richard Gr'-cm, 1'. S. Navy, sl.-l- ^rir itM:ont RUftsts of relatives on 1 elected to KCIVO on tho board for tioned in Tf.fi>-, >|i:nl n few ili;,-.; l.iui:; laljmd. I Dry indoor air in the winter pardiPB the nose and throat, recently with his mulhcr, .Mr.s. l'[iiiiHi> needing worker* mill workers t ' :t three-year term: Mr. Distel, R. K. Mr. i'.n'l Mrs, Anthony Smith nnd craeks furniture, minis lioaks, iiroinnlrs niiiinviiig static Cnolce, Kdwiud Itochl and Anthony Claire Ortun. f:imily rrccntly vi.sitctl relatives in .M'.'Kim, and Rohert dc la Kciujsillu R:ilph De::n lias ifliirnoil to Ni;w York city. electricity. A Currier. Home HuitiitliiiiT ;u[an to Ci'dar Cn linvill" spnnt .*••<;vernl diiys recently ! full term. 1 ! A vote of ji.iiprcciation and thanks Allentown. l*n., aft' !- p with hrr'son, Rudolph Peseu:: und (liiinagi; that heated, (lriiil-oiit air ilot'g in the limiir. This llic ii( i!lot of our forty-four local ollico. j v.ns nivcn Jules Dlstel, retiring holidays willl t Iir-i i- J;;ui'n.s, Mr. f;iniily. handsome, ciuiipai'L unit is omupictcly auluiuuliv, it ' licsidenl, nnd Howard Ungcrur, rc- and Mrs. Kiod lirnii, .Jack "Wjiinock. son of Mr. nnd T 1 sivc lo operate. See it today! , tiling tl'Oiburcr. Mr. Distel cx- Mr. an( the board during his term uf of- nnd Mrs. Emma T. nudii:;;r. Mr. Mr. and Mia. Sherry of Kcyport Itml Bank 6-3454 fice. and Mrs. Frank A. Orinly were am fpfiiulinu two weeks with Mrs. Christmas ^uo.s.s. MU.s Louise M. J^lmer Iiolson. They nvn huildlnf; n Heuer of Vvouiih^vcn. L. I., and I IIINA IIAKKISON ENGAGEI1 now bungalow on Atlantic street, Miss Helen .Mai'Nrivc or lirooklyn •which they will occupy as soon as | Mr. and Mrs. Stanley HuvvUon of wel'e Huiul.-iy j.'iiest^. coniplcied. NOEL R NILSON .Vlonmouth avenue, Port Manmoutli, Mis.s Katharine W't'lj.ster has re- Mr. nnd Mr?. Duncan Lee, Holin- A JJivision nf the 1 Refrigeration (ur HOKIV, 1'nnii »iul Slum Aflilidlci] with the iiiivi: (uinmiiicetl the engagement of turncil to Phil.idel|)ir:a aftci sjiend- rlel ronil, are tho parents of a boy jllieir diiughtcr Edna to Elmer A. ing the hiilidrys (vl'.h her p:ir.-.U3, born January 1 nt Rivervicw hos- Ulliled Sill lev lOinplin nii'lll { Arosn, soa of Mr. anil Mrs. Elmer Mr. nnd Mr?. An:;cl M, Wch-.tev, pital. «7 Broad Street lieil Bank, N.' J. JAimic of Keyiiort. Miss Hairlsun Wllll.'iiii Glenn of Pfiin Sl:in i-o'- tion Ciiiiiniissiuii ! attended Leonardo high school and IOKC spent .several days with liif I!

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Kmily Pcarsall, Kdnn Johnson. Ma- Two members of the P.umson been niminl a member of a com- ' by L;iwrmr • of HeacMtn's rv.n-.i-- - . jnrents of ltuiiieon rion Peseux, Evelyn Porter and (Teachers ussoriation have recMwl mittee to organize the New Jersey Klack Point : "Safety in the Home" will be the rind 'I'li^firl.-iv niornin 4 •! t.oy, :mi n .I^inri: . .'; ;:' jiiverview-t Frances Koonnn have been work- i-ippaintninnis to itite otssinizatlons ."t.'itc :ts.sonnli[in for teMs und |H;ttrinRton •i-d to pay for I lift Mr anrl Mrs. Adam TU'M subject to be discussed at the meet- Several members of the Rumson ing toivard higher flegtces at 'lit' in recognition of their scrvir-. Mi.-.' measurements, Frnncia Horkcy, :i rlsmutyr. ing next Wednesday at 11 a. m. of rr t'lM'-i-i Chii-'m school teaching staff have been de- Xow Jersey State Teachers college, Alir.n \'cmS;ei'S: of the physical member of the social studies de- : J>r. nml M•a. Cli:ir|p« A. Wiilli.ir'i the school safety patrol. A state voting themselves to professional Marion Scott hns been studying for jf their family, \ iio!.Mr)r:i. VISITORS. education dep.nrtnient liar, he.'ii p.'u-tment. has been elected us to- \ arc tnUin^ Mr*. Cm I 1> I'.'.lan ')! Kvr.i. f trooper v.-jll he present to apeak on growth at several universities or a Master's dearer, ;tnd M'irinn • •••••'' •: • •<•''•••• I. ;;;.«sr)n o! 'lectrd to the (Council on Research prescntallvu to the New Jpr*ry ' furnishing* t he Mrjnm'iuth Adult V : Mr. .in.1 Mr- hi'.:-! .1 .]', the topic. Tlie pupils are writing have been teaching or taking \5iickciii and Kita Sereno have been ."•• ". '?•<.• holiday Tor tlie Eastern district of mo Educational association state clec- school, fnmiiv of P..-.I Ilir.U, :ir' compositions and drawing posters courses at the Monmouth Adult taking oour.-ir |J:II,>III.H nml i—t •!: nr.J • :: : •: or Holrn- next Monday nishi when it is ex- principal, who is working for his courses of social dancing at the man of field tri.'iU for women »ml Adult school. parked in frnnt of KoKrlson's drutr I in;iki- sonp nml ulyreri r,e f cu.in Mnnilay. pected tenfhrrs' ^abiries will be Ph.D. degree at Rutgers university. i Kills of this orsnniation, and has •'••lore, WJIS Ktiuck hy u truck driven ' nitions. 1 talttm up for discussion and possi- i Mr. nnd Mi-. Xirvctt I'.a ble action. Alioivl 80 members of Christ church and friends attended th«" Kplphany dinner held Sunday evening in the parish house. The story of the Epiphany was told by Mrs. Carlton I'.utlcdge of Fair Ha- ven and lighting of the ctndlei featured a fuast of lights aervice. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hamilton of Kaj-t Orange, formerly of Shrewsbury, spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin O. I.omerson, The annual parish meeting will be held nest Wednesday at 8 p. m. In the Episcopal parish house. Election of wardens and vestrymen will tnlte place. The yuiid and auxiliary ofChriet church met Tuesday afternoon »t the parish liuusc. The Keith society will hold a sup- per meeting Sunday at 6:30 p. m. In the parish bouse. Pupils neither absent nor, tardy at school last month follow: Firft K;a>lo--l'H[iirta HUKB, Tommj Lu l'i,»'.;. William l)» VriiM. I'amela M'n.ton, I,yii:i Muunt. ltcci>|>ii'm unile-- ItomiM Hall. Tir-

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• BEAN SPROUTS Fancy Snow White • MIXED VEGETABLES Blended Juice StfJ ^» s Head FR BE I Recipe Book. St ^: 2 "Secreri of Chineie Cookery" Orange Juice'"I.««19c i Cauliflower 29 Write Preserves "V^ibi-19c Dairycrest l Large, fancy, tender fresh snowwhite heads of cauliflower at its best! U (HOY FOOD PRODUCTS WV. Ice Cream Juiced. 3r25c IRTIAND *% .. <^P . _._.*..-___...^ LI ^ If lb AICHIOIO, OHIO GRAPEFRUIT New Cabbage 2 - 15c Apple Butter ";" 23c Pint Carton Aunl Jemima '=': tic I ^"-JT" ! ? f With MeHproof log 29c f—« i»"i 310'2<"i 25Jct loaCabin--,...... 26c I Apples =. 2-19s3.rc ° 3'.-20c Broccoli ZL ••»* 29c Soup iOT... J «»• ' CLARIDGE Thrifty Hamburgers - 49c T T O t S ^r/sP Western Bunch FADMDA0A U r 25c 111 Spaghetti tE Liquid Starch Evap Unmatchable for tenderness and flavor. Serve them b Spaghetti r; Q"'» 01 r KrispY Crackers Pl ,.25c j iauce Tomoi. •«•• Bottle A I \» Graham CKACKEM pv.''^ Tomato Paste T.,:! 10c Octagon Cookies TiS1" p"« ^c voreen beans *£%> Calsup '*IDE °' M-«- b.itu 19c Cleanser Shredded Wheat"* .17c I Featured at all Acmes this weekend! r 2 r 29c mm12-19 cam Octagon Venice Maid Laundry Soap HOT BISCUITS Meat Balls Quality, too, as well at In Tomito Siuc* c.k. 10c Cheeses 93c& !—-•^T" |& quantity. Quito's ingre- dients are the same high ,onr 25c quality you would use— •^-w^.^,,,, ! BREAD uaf i3c precision-mixed to as- Lion Swiss Gruyere *.59 I Tasfes bet^ *oa c r! sure delicious results. 85c C its b fte Try iM Just add milk. Also e makes delicious short- Jabstett Standard rpt, 25c I Snowflakelolir~^^i^ cake. ba« 40c , 1 I Vacuum Potkid C1« Wincrest Provolone Cheese ,59c | Vicfpr Sliced Bread 'Z Oc li|hltr W* Raisin 5umwE • deal rour*«n<'«»' viiorcui (lovor weu Cheese lb63r .' Bread u Bodltd! Tr» i» "Wl Kraft Velveeta ** nl i P°"gnnursv "0INIA EE lDsf Oc

0 Each 49c Three more 481I fe* "" quality baking Ring Cake ^ 43C mixes you'll enjoy Octagon Soap Powder r 8c A jaY rloancor^iir FMKO tt!ODUCTI CORPORATION Palmoliive 2«'21 ctt Colgate Vel'ST 34cCashmereBouquet^2'^»25c ^|CIA V-ICdl I5^J »n IIL N«w liunmlit, N. i, Pace Six TIED BANK REOISTKR, JAXCARV 8, 1948 PBKSBVTEKIAN LEE J. WILLIAMS Atlantic Highlands Lee J. Williams, 47, of 102 Leigh- Rev. Donald .V. Coneal will ton avenue, died Sunday. He is sur- preach Sunday at 11 a. m. on "The; vived by his wife, Mrs. Holly Wil- Office of Christian Eld«r". At this Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity liams; four sons, Thomas. Horner, Sendees i aervie^the rtcently elected tide.™ Otis and McCormick Williams; "Bprcou.'e": the hymn-anlhtm "All «rUli»w, rector of St. George's will be ordained by the minister. three daughters, Misses Ethel, A'.- Praise to Thee", by the fenior choir Episcopal church, Kum«on, was Tha choral music will bt by the MRS. MIXME C. CHAMBERLAIN ker la survived by a son, Harry B. meda and Edith Will!am3 and a and the postlude, "Final'. guest speaker. chancel choir. Stryker of Occanport. sister. Mrs. Margaret Burgis, all of Mra. Minnie C. Chamberlain, wife Red Bank. Church fi-liou'. Mil: coi^rnr j!Un. Flower? for the altar vases will A special meeting of the. congre- The Presbyterians will hold a The funeral will be held this af- of John E. Chamberlain of 178 ternoon at 2 o'clock at the late This iuncral will be held this r.f- ! »t 8:45 a, m.. r.r.d mo-.T.-.r.s; \vcr- he pi-tented by Harold H. Bayn- gation will he held Sur.dny morn- union service with the Methodist* Branch avenue, died Saturday •flip irtll begin n: 11 o'clock. The ion M a memorial to h;« injr. January li). in Ihr- chun-h au- in the evening nt 8 o'clock. Rev. residence, with P.cv. Richard Hun- tcrnoon at 2 o'clock at the Pilgrim evening at the sge of 81 after a ter of Freehold, pastor of the Holm- Baptist church. Burial will bo in Jtostor, Rev. W Clinton Powci.-. Muriel. ditorium frdlowinj: th~ I.-IOIn;n^r ser- F.oy E. Williams, Jr., will deliver year's Illness, •»ill preach Ihe fust in a srrics on The Woman's Society of Christ \'iCc. for thr> pu'jiuJT of t^iii.'ig fic- the sermon in this church. del Federated church, officiating. White Ridge cemetery under the "A F»ith for Tods; a- • r speaks i.m Service will nirct next Werlnrc tion on the hurlge.:-: for thr tir.fu- She was born In Asbury Park, Burial will be in Holmdel cemetery, direction of the F. Leon Harris The sacrament of infant baptism daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ml th« topic, "r"r.;:n ir Giid." The,day night with Mr.«. Alhru mc flfi.ii yr-Mi. bfginninj: April 1. will be observed at the morning under the direction of the Bedle funeral home. aWftn prelude will he ••Meditation." I Jr.. prpj'.tlinp. Mr?. H. s. - nnd fcrsiirh other Ini-inrsa as limy Martin Chandler. She had been • funeral home. Slav Out Of Court! scrvlen of Januiuy IS. Uev. Llewcl- jHie choii- wiil sirij: t anthem* 5on will dhr-cl the devotion*. The ipropeily cotur beTon- tin resident of Hod B.ink for RO ycau. CHAI1LES D. (lllOWV ' lyn K. Andetson, I-*h.D., of the .Mi--. Chamhcrlnln was one of the PAl/X ~ ~ "Going tn court" Is generally ai *Sv» Lift L'p Our E\r ard "God program ••'•ill include open discus- | Harold s. D^-Vue. pu ;.d-n' r,f 1 ho i Uoaid of fou-isn missions will js- ' Charles D. Brown, 59, Belford b Our Refuge." jbl f f oMcst membera of the Hod Bank .-.on on lllc policy rind plan- r,f the , Ijunril of ' i u.strr". -.vil! he in rh.i i :,-(.•. I ,|M ,),,_, m;nisier an(i bring the Mr.thadlst church and the W.S.C.S. Paul V. Skillman, 72, of 8 East plumbing contractor, died suddenly expensive thing for the average The junior youth fcliuA.«j;:vsi;:pp w:lw:l:: i>: -^niVAUon, . Each ni-inbr;' of Ocean avenue, Sea Bright, died at nic.-wngc. At the li I', m., service the of that church. She was filso a Thursday, Ho wag a life-long resi- person. Ineet nt 6 o'clo.-k nrd the senior The GUI S organization of titui i* i£i|iics;,.i| t p.-i.-uor will conduct h!e llnal Cuni- mnniber of the Red Bank Rcbekah his home Tuesday night, Decem- dent of Belford, fellowship nt 7 U'I ii^-lt Monmmith county council will liavr. day. }>li:iri:y s. for the 1 nninlon service to which the con- lodse. ber 30. .Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. t> - nf :u.i folUvvrhiji hah n<"\" Mun- ,very Mnnihei- ('inivar-s. ' Learn "Law for the Layman" it At T',80 theie •'•..I br ;< ,'.evo- P'CKatlons of the ttaptlct and Meth- Surviving besides her husband Mr. Skillman was born In Swe- Carrie Broander of Keansburg and tiona; service In charge of the min- day. odist churches have been invited. den. He was employed as a me- Mr.-i. Katharine Bade of New Mon-the Monmouth Adult School and Vnr filTi* ,al hoard Mill nirot nf\t fire two daughters, Mrs. Clinton ister, followed by n ronfercr.cp in riiisi nu i:( ii in < iiiusr. Siindfly-^chuol meets at 10 ,*i. in., Wllbcr, Si. and Mrs. J. Olln Hol- chanical engineer at the WatBon mouth. Mr. Brown was a member help avoid those situations that preparation for thr. Cru.=adc in Tticcd«v mgM with the minister s< ii;.Niisr '.'••ith clii.=.-;cs for all ages. There Is laboratoriea. Surviving are two of the Masons, broolt. both of Red Banlt; three mean you have to go to court. rictl liank ;v ^}>ccial ciii>rj for beginners Irom sons, Leroy Chamberlain of Belmar, granddaughters who live In Indi- The funeral .was held Sunday at A cl;.s.c in lei: ions in.-'.: udior, World jjrrv.ee wiil be ob-crved t^\u years of agu up. Harry S. Chamberlain of Red Bank ana. the Postcn funeral home, with Rev. Learn the fundamentals of real tomorro'v after- Sunday, .lamiai;.- 2,1, in the chinch Sc:\ice5 in l'irpt C.'liurch of ChnM, Paul J. Meyers, Belford Methodist will he conducted Scientist. L'Ofl Uronil .-trecl. Hed Thp youny jj:uplo's fello\vsh;p and I. Birdsall Chamberlain of Mr. Skillman waji a member of estate laws, mortgages, liability, noon nt tile chu: t : !or junto:.' -in'I Sumliiy- t which \\ill iiifi't Sumi;i>1 n' 7 Ji. ni. in tliu Summit, and two brothers, Addlson Wall lodge, F. and A. M., Manaa- minister, officiating. Burial was in r.'.al eontiiliutinn* will be made to- lianh. me held Hund.iys at 11 a. in. wills, taxes and the many other le- ^laiy Mount en.iptei. Women s Sv,mUiy--chm)l ;\\. \\ )i. nv. anil Wctl- chiiuh i).i.-ement. llic luolhcthoud nhiivllcr of Milton, Dr'.. and quan, and Capital City lodge. Cloverleaf Park cemetery, Wood- Missionary soc;rty - \; 11 inn; teu.n;- \':\\t\ the work of the linnni nf mis- will iiu-ct l^'iid.iy evening. C!I:M !e-! Chandler of Washington. bridge. (-.ons and rhnrch extension <>f tlie | ncsday evenings at O'LIOCU. Knights of Pythias, Indianapolis. gal matters that affect us in our row evening R: the horn' >.'T M-s uhjee! for 'I'lir new rioj?.-:ion of the I^urs^ry D. C. The funeral was held Friday af- E. H. Clayton of Hector |.:..cr. Mrthod:«l rhiuvli. "Saoranicnl" i.« DIES AT AGK OF 1)1 everyday life. Thf .Marrierl Couple^ u.lilf cla's , Sunday, .Juiiii.-ny II. si'ho'jl was not opened Monday he- The funeral was held Wednesday ternoon at the. Floyd T. Brown fu- Junior Maiy Mour,: chriptr:- will will hold n dinnce nioctmp Thur.i- • Uoitlfn Text. "The the ISP of weather conditions but afternoon at the Mount memorial neral home, Manasquan. The Ma- George M. Hurley, Sr., 81, ot 161 meet Monday tvcnir.g n'. the V.omc home with Rev. Roger J. Squire, sonio Service, was held Thursday The course starts this coming Mon- d.-y. January 22, at T p. ni. Lord .le.-tin Ciiii.il, Jind Uir love of :will begin next Monday al 9 a. m. West Sylvanla avenue, Neptune of Mrf. William S^hrr.ck. Little Sil- God. anil tlic- conimuniiin "f tholThi.i school i.i lick! ni the church piMor of ths Methodist church, of- evening. Burial was In Greenwood City, died Tuesday, December 30, day night with lectures hy leading vrr, The board o! trustees will br with \nii :i!l." ill .Monrlay thronjih lrridr,y from 9 to llciating. Burial was in Fair View cemetery, Brlelle. at Fltlcln hospital after an illness meet at the church. llolj Trinity Kiangi liral I.uthernii I Holy lir judges and lawyers—all experts. Cui. 1,I:H'. ll:ir> o'clof'U. Thf: nursery is open cemetery. of two weeks. Tuesday the l:t,a}>:.s: Woman1.* Hod Hank i.i;sri:it c. MAPS ^;-i mull: l'n>.-;iyr-. frcjin tiir: Kii lo nil pr.?-school clilldrcn from two Mr. Hurley served as 'overseer of ; Register today with the blank In league will hold ;;s monthly meet- 1 Mits. ANNA i'. TIIOKH; Service* Sundn>' aie; .Sundfiy- ^J.'iinr.- version uf tin Bihln iiiflud nnd a. half ye:ir:< ui>. The staff Lester c. Maps, M, of 423 Wcs:» ing at tlic church. the poor In Neptune City for many 9:15 n. in. At this tinm' "The nip of hlcs.«:iig v.hicli we uorlicr.i me in rlmrse .'is \ir:ll as Mr.-. Anna !'. Thorpe, widow" of wood avenue, Lorn: Brnnch, died years. He was a member of Nep- today's large ad appearing else- Boy Scout Troop -3 wii; meet at Kii tla Hfm«cn ^\ill iaUo l>to>-. i-^ it nut t!:o communion of a mn.-.e. Tranflportaliuri w ill hcpio- tile lair- W ill .mil <'. Thorpe of ltll . suddenly hi hia Home Tuesday tune City Methodist church. where in this paper! M cliurch Mts. Ada Wilman? r!a«? tlic lilmnl of 1 .n 1st'; Thn brontl vitleil where nei't-ssury. All cliildn:n We:-t.!:d.:dcc avcii'ieai, died d Halurday nf-' nijilit, IJeicnihcr 30, 'of a heart nt- Surviving are a son, George M. Awards for church ,«choo: nttend- \vi;miin l.« on vacntion. Due la tno •., Incn w 1? IjiTil;, ir; 11 not the cum- are covered by insurance, l-'ull in- In Inriit attacll; .it UUi r llioini : uf UlCrf, ancc-were made Sunday n> follow.": ;-.owi>i in the Sunday-school th:« Hurley, Jr.. Long Branch; a daugh- y limniuii uf th': hudy uf Christ?" fl formnlion may he iiarl Uy callin;; he,- uViiiKl-.ter, >b". Albert T, Mr. Mnp.3 was the vice president ter, Mrs. Viola Mitchell, Newark; 5!r«. Walter While. 22 yeaiv. I'.sy- jnnjol. (,i;irS ,.ui| Cor. IU:ll)i. L'ui:cinli\r: pa.s^ages |ln> ihiirch oilier. Allantir l-l,11,'i. \Vyni!i.i of Sw.mmlns Ii:-.r-s- rund. of Ch.iiullcr & Map.3 Lumber com- . 22 ye,uf. Ilsy- jnnio|. (l],lrS ,ul| ,, three grandchildren, Harvey T, Monmouth Adult School " .'nt-onil from "Si-icncc- unil Health with Key The Christmas tree nnd liirii this l.ini-i-ofl. Mit. Thoipu was born pnny and a life resilient of Long Hurley, Long Branch; Mrs. Ade- nioncWhitel , Hagcrman12 yeaip.; MAlber ytar.t = :YnnNo. Wnlie*i j|halfr. f Anornt thi,crBoe 11 ru'eluoli .'civic? nu-.v to tlir Hi-ri|iliirr.-!" hy Maiy I'.alirr , year were gifts of .Mi. and Mrs.1 11 .\01wny and >.\:n- a rcauli ,1! »f , |3;-::nch. Ho was the third ggenera laide Morris. Asbury Park and Bn\ J 93 Kiiingon, N. J. tr;ind, Jr.. II .\cnr5; ("icorgm Mne imcnilirt-a will be received into fr.l- Kddy liiclnile: j J >onnlcl .Macl.atighlin. The tro.is of' n.-d Jianlt many years. j tion of the Mnp.i fami!;' In the Geoigo VanBenschoten, Newark. Siler, eight years: Uordcin Deck. ]o«i|ii;i will: the church. Holy "if all w-lin .=ecli his t'omnieiiioi-H- Chrislm.is greens was given by lie: ides Mr.'. Wymbj, Mrs. lumber company. Ai a mcrtlicr of Baymond Warier nnd Audrey Conimunion *,vill he admini.stei-ed tnati'iial .\vinhal.s ^\\l lion lhrout--li iniili-iinl .-.ymlicls "ill \\r:, .\iatild-i Schaiiman ami Mi'. Thorpe is survived I'!,' two otheth r hp Cloist. Gu:ud ve.-crvo he was SSiler, ptver. VC-.H-F : ?.ii WiUWni nnd the riiiK'.or >'. ill |>ieauh. l^owcif ': inhe u] tile ciu:;s. heal the .^clv, and Mr.». I''rrtnk ilauj;hli': •.-. MJ:-. M:ni::urt Hurle fij) tiiin nt 1 he .Shi rw.ebury I'nwer Sclirm-k, Rohri: Si-ln-ncii .-ir.• I Wil- on the nltnr will be in memory u( (.as| d William \\. Pearl, ,,. retired ^'clock morniJi:: !-e:\:c-p. rien Mnn- Ynunj; A (I nil's will inrc at .S clodc, <,:lmrch sciiool tit nnr-iui.'i Woman" isj the topic for riank Kcbelilll. ludj;r. p resident of a .New Vorl: c-i!yy li.-, rd- (Ing, organl.'t-dii'fT'tor. will Hi; pinytr vilh sevmon nt 11 thn evening go.spe! service which \\\r home of Mi*, nnd Mr?, Waller Tbe fufunei.in l \.'n < htl. Tuesday jj "»>•<• ranipuny. died of n honi'lat- «harfe of the music which will in-..Mnhns, ;!5 Throckmorton uclock. 'riie offeitory iiniiicni begin/-, at 7:1", o'eloch. Tile young nt Uv home of h:s : a(le:nuun at the Mount Memorial MM"- * Kid t U h f h prelude, Time K Dntw . This societyis to tpun- L'hoir v^'ill I Of the Fathers ,„,„,,!,,'„ ,.!,oil. under direr-lion of .Mrs. IVmie! K:ir:e:-r,f I,,,. at n 1 horn- with K-v. W. riMHun I'ow- 'diinvlit fcert;" the anthem by the senior SOl- tile nnnna.1 cu»K-i-t?fi~ntioii clii'-itiul r ! J-ca\ Bi-^utleir , ilitli CI.IKUI.V pon;1|c| ijoddifigton will siiif. ="''• with whom he had hrm llv- crs. pnstor of the Bapi:-t .'litncli im #kc,lr. "The Lord i s Myy Shepherp d Tnu,.sdliv, jilnua,y 22, ns lvcM ,.,' n.song hymti. A nuincry is pro- Other scrvk-re ol Ihe dny include: nllli'inliii).' BuriHl was in V.'uod- i -'- »nd the organ p-jstludepostlude,, -Tiec"Piecee th(! fipcnlt(,,. j,-M.dy evening, Jan- vided for thn children of those who SMD n. m., cliurch sehool: 3 p. ni., bine ermrtciy, West Lens Hi'iinc-h. | '••Mid<'« Mrs. S.i^r. Mr. Pearl is Uoroique". uary 110, in the church. attenIUIIdU thme I1I1 o'clocunumk iservicen^...^^.. \\0l'.-ihi]j service al i-lilltnp Xnrsinf; isrvivei d by Hnoll-.or di'iisli'.cr. Mrs. ^Jrvacric -A. _/Vi/iini,i, ''A/''- The pastor will brinj: the even- At the meeting of the Women's The c:oti|)lcs' club will meet at ; |,ome; 8:15 |>. m., informal hymn riwxii iNuu\ssi.v .111. I Adele Mo«; or I..onp Islvnd' a son ing message at 8 o'clock on the Missionary society to he held IIL-M the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Kenne.th is|nK- Krank lngrn:_:.!",a. Jr.. 17, died mW.% 1 Si. IZJ&.J, Tel. «.022C> topic, "Treasure in Earthen Ves- Wednesday at. 2 p. m. at the church, L. llccvcs ot H5 Monmouth street Bykuu society will meet Tucidny Thursday at his hiuiir-, ,|f> Wes'..sido sels". The mu.^ic will he: prelude. Mrs. Gi'uige Prerlniorc of Red tonight at S o'clock. after .«chonl v.-iili Mr.-!. I3cr.ii ns the I Ai'i'lc Sn5i-!- of Locust. ;tvoniU'. llo \va.-: burn in P.ed Uanii. Bank will start the women on the There will he a celebration of Tin- funrrnl wa= held Moml'iv al leader and teacher. Rehearsal for .son o,1 J-'rank and Ida l.ia'c;i In- discussion of how the church nnd Holy Coninninian with special in- .the Poslrn ftmrral liollli; with R"v.: the pu-stoi's choir will aim be held '.-.ras^i'a. the United N'alione can co-operate. tcn:vi5SiDnfi every Friday at 10 ; Albert fliinhor-:. Hfypori. nllk'in!- at that time. '.^ his parents he is s.v Ladies' Aid meeting at the church 0u'clock c ock. . Thee M.EM K. SutphiSutnhin guiln-niird] wiluill meeme,.t- iJ'>'-'<. • i" - * • . " , . ;. nir.Kl K.. BurnRuii't! w.ir,wa.- i in MurnviaMui-sivian Irrmc-T . METHODIST 1 same day at 3 p. ni. The boy- club meets In the par- r^^ f'" ™ ", " fh"^ '„,' .^ M l«"0 brother,, Carmine and Lous 8 I Traditions ntESBVTKItAN i.h house every Friday evening at M,.^^,, Kotarli wIM t. ,h: staters^^', Mrs^. Anthon„ y" liiigliHrtl„ Lro ofi CHURCH S o'clock. louder and the key word is "Tell". nr.s. NKI.I.IK w. Red Bank The monthly meeting of the TIIR hostessehostes s will lie .Mrs. Marie Illinois nnd Mrs. William II. licr-li- EATOMOWiW N. J. hara uf _Eitontown_ , Mrs. Vellln W. TTeadden. f!6. wM- Rev. Jolin A. Hayes will preach Men's club is scheduled for ne\t |i;igrn,.auchi Airs. Minnie. Hillycr, Arc Not Created The. funenil WUJ held .Monday !nw of the late Jonathnn IIcntHlon. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock nn Thin-day nt S:1S p. in. The feature y,.^ Mary IlelwljU , Mrs. Raymond "If Y Have Kaith." off thth e program will hbe the shoshow morning at SI. Anthony's .'hurdi, j „ resident of Red Rani; and Hfki- WaUli Nighl c Maswire and Mtc:. Shcrn.i:\n. where Rev. George Alnami offered a illctown township for many yc-irs. More than 100 persons attended ing of the olllcial U. S. Army Films .\c\t Thursday tlic rclciir-cd lime Overnight of Woild War II. reium lii(;h mass. Sister M.cry died Saturday nt the home or lir-r Services the recognition service for Kcv. religious education class will be Ruse wns nrjranist nnd .Sisters Mr. Hayes Sunday ni^lit at the son. Charles U*. He ridden nt rtftri- held in Leonardo at 9:36 a. 111. TimMary and Assunta chnntcd the csda, Md. She was born in N'ew- WED.. DEC. 31 *t . Methodist church, Several minis- iti;ioiisir,i> • V.P.C.A. will meet in Ihe church at ! rrsponscs of the iun.<*. • tors of the P.ctl Bank Council of »rk. iliiuslitc:- if Ihr l.ito Charier Red Bank 7:-l5 p. m., and '.he board of ti uslce.s The bearers were Louis II. .-tndnml r-:il««liolh 13. Wilson. 1 T. M. tn Midnight Churches attested to the pastor's nt 8 p. m. It is not possible to create * Hcv. John G. Gebhfird will preach Luuis P. Mtllineonico, Ccnc Piny;i- Mrs. I-Iendd"!! is survived bv two conscientious and cfllcient service Tonight the annual business Sound Motion Pictures, to church and community the past at the lOt-i-'i n'r'lncU Hunilny morn- , tore and Vlrit-cnt Cnv-wrn. Kiu'nl oilier .-.on-i. John nnd Willi.nm T-Iead- tradition overnight. The tradi- Ing service on the. theme, "The In- meeting of the church will he held, iwiis in Mount Olivet ccmclcry un- den of Yonkcr=, X. V. The funeral Gained and Refreshments -'0 years nt Red Bank, A reception A covered dish supper will be was held in the Methodist fellow- accessible Heart". Chuich school der direction of tbv John K. Dayw.'is held Tuesday niorninp at tlie tions of Worden service, wilh Free Admlmioii. served at 0:30 o'clock by the M.E. funeral home. Mount memorial homo '.vi'h Kev. ship hall for the pastor and Mrs.convenes at H:30 a. in. Sutphin guild which will be fol- Hayoa following the service. Tonight the Ladies' society will r.Ofrer J. Squire, pastor of the r.cd which each member of our staff Spend the last fi'w hour* nf lowed by a time of fellow.srr.rt and !3nnk Methodist r-hurch, ofTlrintinr. The. Union Week of Prayer ser- serve the Tniiin Muse company's Illy mcetini;. OI'.OIKJI; n. M. 194" in Cluireh. annual dinner in Hie church base- Mrs. .T. William Hc'tn was soloi-t. is imbued, have been in the nmk- vice wns held last night at the Re- , Goorge B. M. Davison. 85. of 3t Burial was in Fair View cemetery. formed church. f!ev. Gcoi'sc Rob- inDnt. MUTIIODIST , Towei-hlll avemi", n retired New The Women's Missionary society ing for two generations, and have Belford I Yorlc druRjrlst. died Monday mnrn- will meet Monday night nl the ; ins nt the home of his sister, Mrs. MltS. MARY E. SOOTHOFF home of Mvs. Thomus PuAon, 52 Sunday-echool will be held at 0:30 | Snrah J. Corey of Hillside, where Mrs. Mary E. Soothtlff, wife of become inviolable policies of the Locust avenue. Mis. Charles BriKgs ! a. 111. Rev. Paul J. .Myers will he was vlsilm?. Stephen Soothuff of Matawan, died will lead tlie devotions. Mrs. Rim- preach on the subject, "God Worden organization. St. George's by the River Besides his rislcr, Mr. Davison Is Thursday. She was born in Brook- sell Clarli will be the lender mid Answers Prayer", at the morning survived by two litilf brothers. How- lyn, druiphter of the late Mr. and Waterman Avc, om> Mock kouth ot liuminn lid, the topic will be Kentucky. Mis. service at 10:45. At tlic even in;; aril J. nnd Willinm Bailey of Uei Mrs. George Lowe, She had been a liumson, (Take Sea Bright Bus) ROSE l'rcdmoro and Mrs. William service, which will begin at 7:IIU p. B;iuk; three nieces. Mis. Marietta resident of Matawan 30 years. Adams will be hostesses. m., Rev. Mr. Myers will preach on Thornc of Towerhill nvpnue. Mrs. Beside? her htislmnd, she la sur- The Reverend George A. Roberlshaw, Rector A meeting of Ihe Sunday-school ( "A Transcendent power", .Maude Ensile nnd M:s. Albert vied hy two daughters, Mrs. Mary Sunday— 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion teacher* nnd officers will be held The W.S.C.S. of the church will .Wold, both of Hill-iclo, :md lwnK. F.oyc.c nnd Mrs. Bruce Hocken- ncxl Tuesday evening at the home , hold a meeting at 2 o'clock Wcd- | nephews. George Crawford of Redbnry, both of Matawan and four 9:30 a. m. Church 8chool of Leon Fcnnington of 18 East Sun- •• nesday afternoon al the homo ot Bank nnd Holmes Crawford of At- grrnndchildren. 11:00 a.m. Morning Service and Sermon set avenue. Mrs. Thelma Lcnlz, Campbell's lantic Hiphlands. Mr. Davison vvns The fttncrnl was held Sunday at Junction. Boy*' Choir will king at this itcrvlce. II member ol the Red Bank Baptist the late residence, and burial wn* ST. THOMAS IJ'ISCOI'AI. The prayer scrvlc" will be al 7:45 church. in Cyprus Hill cemetery, Brooklyn, Carillon of ii bells played halt-hour before ncrvice. Keel Bank p. m. Wednesday evening in the The funeral will be held this af- under the direction of the Bcdle Vltltora welcome at nil services. Holy Communion will he admina- Sunday school room, The Junioi ternoon at 1:30 nt the Mount me- home. FUNERAL HOME tered at Sunday morning's service Youth Fellowship and junior choir morial homo with Rev. W. Clintun . 6Ot.FROMTST. at U o'clock and the rector, Rev. rehearsal will he held Friday after- Powers, pastor ot the Baptist MAS B. BEEU1.K ilflc church, oflleiatlnfc. Burial will be in r r. RED BANK N.J. C H Dupes will brlnir the mes- \"""» ' school. Alan B. Becgle, 61, of Naveslnk, silgc.'sunday-school meets atJO:45: Rol)e't Franklin iloller, infant Holmdel cemclery. son of Mr. and Mrs. l'Vancis A. ilul- retired electrical contractor, died *Qw d Quarter Century of Dependable,Economical Service' SYMPATHY FLOWERS n. 411. The ciliirnctcrs of the Three Tuesday morning after an illness Wise Men and the Shepherd*will Icr of Port Monmouth, was baptized MltS. ANN 1. STRYKIAK hy Kev. Paul Myers Sunday at the of three years. He was born in As- Flowers are always in good taste as a thoughtful ! he portrayed by church member* hy Kev. Paul Myers Sunday at the, b'.iry Park. ,'it n Toast of lights service next mornini g service. The sponsors were Ml's-A "n J' StryUcr, 81, a resident expression of sympathy. Your order will be given Mrs. Sidney Van Pelt and Gerard Mr. Becgte conducted an electric- Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. of Holmdel 65 years, died suddenly al contracting business in Atlantic prompt and careful attention at Moller. Monday at the home of her daujrn- BAPTIST Highlands for a number of years tof, Mrs. William Pitcher of Holm- and was forced to retire three years EGAINS of Harding Road Lconardu METHODIST del, with whom she lived. ago because of illness. He was an Services Sunday will begin with Atlantic Highlands Mrs. Stryker vae born in Marl- exempt member of Naveslnk fire Greenhouses on Harding Road at Harrison Avenue church school nt 9:45 a. ni. Morn- boro, daughter of the late Edward company. ing worship will be held at 11 a. tn. "Th* Search Rewarded" Is the and Catherine Sherman Hendriclt- theme of the sermon for the 10.45 He is survived by his wife, Mra. PHONE R. B. 6-1443 when the, pastor, nev. EllwootJ g. son. She moved to Holmdel when Cora Mount Beegle. Funeral ar- Wolf, will preach on the theme, a. m. service, with Kev, Roy E. she married the late David Stryker, Williams, Jr., pastor, ns the speak- rangements are in charge of the AND A "Sonic Gonls Before Vs." who died 54 years ago. Posten home. The. junior Christian Endeavor er. Special muilc by the choir, un- Besides her daughter, Mrs. Stry- society will meet at 6:30 p. nl. and der the direction of Roy Jeffrey the youns: people's meeting will bt and by a guest soloist, Harold MONMOUTH MONUMENT held at 7 p. ni. At the evening Shaw, will feature the service. WHERE ! service at 8 o'clock, Rev. Wolf'« A union service in the Presbyter- . COMPANY • sermon will he entitled "Set Before ian church will be held Sunday MONUMENTS You." evening at I o'clock, with Rev. Mr. Because of the completeness Htadden's Corner, Middletown, Route 35 The Ehlct KitllitI chapter of th« Williams preaching on the theme, "A Kingdom that Cannot Be nnd beauty of our funeral World Wide guild will meet next 'tome, many are surprised at L. H. Francis, Manager Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at th« Shaken." The Methodist choir will sing selections and Mr, Shaw will I lie modest prices, and the Formerly with Franc- O. Squires, Freehold home or Mica Gail Hllbert. The deacons will meet Tuesday at 8 p. render a solo. many extras included with in. at the home of William Glen- Sunday-school will meet at 9:30 each memorial, regardless of PHONE RED BAiNK 6-3S1O dinning. The pastor's choir will a. m. for beginners and primary coil. meet for rehearsal Wednesday af- children, and at noon for all others, NIGHTS: POINT PLEASANT 5-0547 Urnoon Bt 3 o'clock and th# church Kay Nofcrosi and Helen Foley The answer is thai we have choir rehearsal will be held Wed- will lead the youth fellowship at but one standard for all—the nesdny at 7 p. m. The mld*we«k 5:4ft p. m The topic will be, "In- teresting Sidelights ot the Bible." ••oriM «f happy fine$l in every case—the same prayer meeting will be held at 1:15 personal, considerate arrange* p. m. Wednesday, followed by tht Vour Expmtion ot ments regardless of price. DISTIW(;TIVE meeting of th* board of truiteei. BAPTIST May «• show /on why Select Middletown < True Remembrance Barn Gnalto aad 111* Bern No other act of a normal For a COMPLETE memorial, ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS Sunday-school will convene at Gaild Seal sad CtitiAealc utH> Pioplc havt long •Moclaiid tin man's lift gives him mure laBporlaal whta you bay a that can be remembered with lumt ul Scon wltb dlliilflad and 9:45 o'clock Sunday morning. Spe- complete soul euti.-irtctlon aumoriair pride, call us any time, day or Perfection «l MaterUI and •irmpathellc tetvlca. TDff milnit cial er.phasla has been given dur- than the building ol » Mem- night. tn which all dilalla »• handlac* ing recent weeks to Increased read- Wcrktn«nihip In Beautiful tnd (h« quli« all si utidutUnttlni orial to his loved ones who thll pravalla all aa to maha lh* Ing of missionary books by the have gonn on. New Dealpin carimony • laillnt nionuniint la members of the Sunday-school. Ihf mttnary el your lavlai out- Tbff cartmony you dtllrt nitd not The second of a series of sermons Our (elect Birrs Memorial! Our memorials arc manuitcturcd IJl anpanilv* to fat 4lRnlliaa1 Vou on the life of Christ will be given bear the Guild mark of ap- Matawan and Keyport John E. Day Cin turn aalaly to acntt toi a by Rev. WUUain Heain, pastor, on proval-yuui guarantee ol a by iKilltd artisans in our well btautllul and dianlfiad lunaral tl liner Memurlul at no extra equipped plant At West Long •nodarata coal. "The Forerunner." FUNERAL HOME The Young People's group will cost, Visit our shuwroon Monument Works Branch. meet at 7 p, m. Anita Morford will and see our displays of thus 85 Riverside Avenue H. Lawrence Scott bo In. charge of the program.' certified memorials. Hwy. No. SB Keyport, N. 1 An election of officers was held Phone 6-0332 Red Bank Scott Funeral Home Sunday night by tho Young LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO, Inc. Pooplc's group, Those elected were Phone Keyport 7-1124 9«l MAPLE PUAUU. KEVI'OIIT Salting Mlddkluwn luwlitlilp JOHN VAN KIRK Philip Gargan, president; Barbara Nm m Ml 01,vt! Crmalery Wall Street Tel. Lii. li-35li" West Long Branch Cantinuciualv t-'or 13 Vtati Wood, vice president! Anita Mor- Carleton II. WharUin. Prop, PHONE MDfil . Sand For mutinied. C*l*IofM Church Street, Brlfnrd. N. .1. ford, secretary, and Florence Bay- Phone Red Bank 60319 ; Edwin H, WhartoH, AaaocUt* Phnna Keaniburi K-0SM nrd, treasurer, Woodrow Francis was chosen •» adult advisor. R.F.D. Bos 108 Red Bank Send toe Buuklat SlTER-RHillT MEAT PRODUCE »»,„•„ Money Savers One look nl nur peak-froli prorliiee will Because "Super Right" meats are Closc- convinrc ynn iljat you can't beat A&l1 for Trimmed to remove excess waste, every cut you buy helps cut your meat bills. What's tup-lli^lit fruits mill vegt'lulilc al dr)wn-lo- more, every one is specially selected to give earlli price?. 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Her- of Shrew .bury Power squadron has rinp, Riddle avrnur, I.orr^ Ji:anL-li, ir.-irmnnred th:iV frte piloting classes . the GREEN GROVE MANOR h:ur announced liic r :•.;:.ic rue:;: of in sninll hoat handling1 will be in- IKINK TO VOl'Il OI.II their daughter Jlrlrn to Mi Jo 11. augurated Wednesday night, Jan- '('UK WUHJIJT HHOTIIEHS ONCK AGAIN TAKK Schumacher, -Jr., you uf .Mr. .ir.tj unry 2%, nt the Anbury Park public 'I'lIK I.KAlJ in MoiuiKiutli r.dinily Supper Clubs \'«Miv!i:in HlimU In Our Factory Mrp. M. K. .Sduimarhrr of M;tt:i- willi Their .New ;nid Uistiin.-livc Uouktail I.oungo wan. The wedding will talio jiiaee i Kcgiftrniion and a general dis- nml Sapphire, Ituuiu. In June. f lit ."ion o;i Die .subjects of power MOKM.K vi \I;TI\\ HUM) me. to. Misn Herring i-i a ^mili'.ii'f1 n.f 'lir Tied Hank Bu.-inr.-s in. t.l uf ,• :imi k Distinctly* Supp«r Club for Dining Ni: inn inxK n-y.ivj I.AHOIS BH«»S. tlmt evening l>y Wayne U. McMtir- attended Montnuuth Junitir colUne, 1 !v. A:;bury Park publisher and 1 where she w;is ;L uieiiiiicr of the ch.iiiiiinn of the istatc board of na- t'Olt YOUIl VSTUHTAISMUST IjiiiiilJa ISij'liin T.lH iioiiuf Fociriv, vl^iition, department of conscwa- Soc our rxliiliii ;il ilir .National Boat Show, BIM>III O9 She i.i nt pi rscnt rnij'ioyfd l>y l;on, Mr. MrMurray is a charter SLAndard Hoo/Inf;», inc. incinlif'r of tho squadron and well Mr. SchnniclwT wua (;';"IU;IIM| VITM'I in tlic subjects. CUFF WATROUS fro!)) Slfito 'JYnrliei.-; *•*JI!* ;;* in TliNu.-amis of boating rhtliu?ia«t.s Trenton, vvhpje lie niiijond in ln- H'.IIII^ thi* entire seaboard have CANNON SHEETS dustriul Av\:-. lir ia a nirm^r]- of t.iI:MI ndv;int;iKc of lhc.«c classes in tho Phi Alpha lii lt;i fi;.ii-i ni'y .uul fmni'r years-. Lrflurers of national l\f»pp:i ricltii I*i, .\';ition d i Irnuji- JHr-iiiiin-nr'• will teach the vatiuiia Hammond Organ and PILLOW CASES -''Tin- s;:rii:il ."..iiim-i! .iinlnr Ifoat Show Issue of society in Kihicmion. Mr, i;clin- .^iiijji'r'.r il'irinK the twelve-week First quality, NlMttd American cotton, exceed oin^ •;r;ifln;itc; work ;it CLOSED EVERY MONDAY government specifications. Even texture. No Ilutgcts wnivcv.'iuy. lit; >s ni jnt.-;- toi' ix Axn sun THI: New Jersey Boating cnt on HIP faculty of thr- Intel-rnrtl- , weighing, will withstand yews of hard use. is now in: •..:• • :• .! riwinle neussland. It's full of Irxal i;it(* school in KcerluMl, lUu injr ' icots^ iJcGinmo and family ( TWO IbKSVIVAl, HAItX bontim,' r. •• • •'•'• > "•" .' .uiu-lrs .-ihmit people ynij kno^', places the war he \v;m on the- !;iciil'y (in«t li.'Vr iiturnerl home from a holiday to Klil ill] I 1 ' ••• '• •• ' '••;• .In.-cy I'UilclelF. ."taff of the Air IMII It..*ii ; |K r.t ;il KmuxKtci's Nuteli nt. CANNON 72x99 <) 39 AFI; fur ?% j: \ v .it I:.-I:Y )'<>,\TLN<; :it your news dealers nr send ,-cliool. HUtwi; V;i. •>[•. Milo» Out in Ihc fu::.'. ! ,|,: . \ • I \- . :i('-i'ri|il ion. .Mr. and Air*'. VV. O. Rogers held Asli'.us Avenue MUSLIN SHEETS A •L Niv./ Year:* oncii liou.^e* jiaily in From I'.'IATI.M;, Tim Mininirrfirlel Avfimr-, .Ul>ur\ I'ark, NEW .IKI tl'.fjr new home. Due tu the weath- Ashury l'nrk X. .1. . er anil KJ illne.-:5, niany friends CANNON 45x72 Please Mi-.'i '-r ::\:\V JKK.-KY 13UAT1NG for one year 14 i.>«ues.) ntiffscll Tom.iiiH) uf \intnt ;i.s i):r ;;ii'.t.s enjoyed a pleasant evening U"ollnw the bi«na innil nms.ven;:rr in : UCTCC ii Wil MUSLIN CRII SHEETS NAME with id rc.--[iiiiciHK .served buff el lo G-«eti Crov* \'in\i:=t wild i«'S,;nui. Mi. H Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson, MANOR ADDKKSS who lias iHM'a ill, underwent a .~:\, t'liuttainnl all of their family 1 ay cxinniiutt]un Tui'.-'day in ai a M Miiion dinner at their home CANNON PERCALE TOWX . IJ;ink. ,'v w Yeai.i day. Their quests were Mutches in liu» K:iiontuw!\ Mi. aii'l Mrs. Cliirrett Oonover and J cation JJou-lin^ lean 11 <• t *n M;\ a ad Mi .i. Oarrelt Thomp.son SHEETS and CASES nifir.t, wliiiii wci v di. mn! i :nvJ diuij;hlc!' Kluinc of Colt's Qet Your RCA-Victor Today dining tin; holiday MJI.IU:. W : 1 ."."ri'U; Kd waid H. Co novel', Mrs. 72x108 SHEETS, First Quality 2.98 .-.uincd Tuesday ni^lit v. i; !i Mmy U Kly and Mr. and Mia. Uuildci.s 111 the lend hv t Jaiin s Mallbr \vs nnd son Harold 81x108 SHEETS, First Quality 3.29 u/ I'iri'lioid; Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig 45x36 CASES, Slightly Irregular 73 .Mrs. Stephen J luff man wild l(;:.s Nichau.s nnd .sou Heni'y of route 1 Announcing hteti 111 fur a lon^ time wa.s iid- 31. VandrrbuiK; Mr. «nd Mr:- . Wil- ininlstRicd oxygen hy in liist aid liaiit Tlitjinp^on, Jr., of Holm del, ^'jiiad Sunday; 1 nnd Miss ElizalH'lh and Miss ICIca- Many vishin^ iln.'iin;ii nnd lu::iil noi* Thompson, who live at HOIUQ CANNON TURKISH rcfildent.s dropped in iit tlic lire 1 with t/iOii' parents. Tn .MY iTSTO.MKKS: he:ulr]uarters New Vriii.s clay for Mis. Irvinj,' Gemmcll of Vandcr- TOWELS thti "open holi.se" event. IHUK' ha,s brrn appointed girls' Air, anu Mrs. Oi ot^i ot :4IIHIJ. lcaiipr of the IllHtop 4-H BATH SIZE 22x44 Mlii-.alirth were holiday -it (ii club, and will he in chnigu of the the home of Mr. Ni'.i inutluv,' lii.-v of Uie ye:ir to he heKl In pastels, blue, green, pink and peach M 4%« Our I.in. ii i'lull is now upi'ii fur iiii'inljcrs. Mis, Mamie and lii.s \Vul!icvil:i)', Jiiniiiiry 21, iit the club loom.; hole. Mi'3, William Thomp- or white with striped colored borders. fLp^F T;ik.' ;H]\,IIII,IL;I' uf t ll its c.-I.^V Wiiv to own About ten members nf tlic Slicp-j son. Si,, \vill fissifit licr In the First quality. ^" * licftls of nclhlcllPni 1ULI(;(! MtUudcd ivuilt. Miss Piiicilln Martin, who :i N'civ Years cvo pnily t;ivcn liy iKi.s hern tho ulul) lender, lunj lo till1 I i 11 - - J1 \ 'ill li;|i ,• illUilV.S Wil lit I'll. Mi.-. SiLsan Ujclt;i ;it In r liyme in re1.'-!,;!! lirc.'uiso uf an expected Asbury Parlt. Tho in;iny (;"«;'•« change in her residence. CANNON SINGLE 'A tiiii •VniiiiMir win lu> jjiven a way iliint-cd find |i]nynl c.inl.s .uul .-t Mrs. W. S. Mnrblo, who hns l:ren buffet stljijicr was SOIATC! :it mi^l- vititinK lier ilntlRhtci- nnd family, nlRht. Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Hnlternmnn, BLANKETS t-'ilrll YM .•!.. Mis. Virginia Dingninn lias bcni for the luilld.'O't, lwifi returned to yi.sitiiiK friciul.s in A.sbury i'arU. hef luinie in Augusta, Me. BATH SIZE 22x44 There will lie IUUCS niul refrr.-h- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flock cn- meiUp at si moi'tin^ next Muiukiy tei'tiuncd their friends and family Wide satin binding. Colors: blue, *% .49 night of Pvitlc of i:ouni:il, Mommy cvcnlnu at a holiday illn- Suns and iJiiiishlors of L.hcrty. I pur. Attcmlinp; were Ml", and Airs. rose, green arid cedar. Mora than S'/o Mm Henry Polhcmus ril I'iayer Ciimblimttnm, frcd Vnil Honi(!-i are Iho pnreni.s 1 formed church. and $1.00 Tu 50 BROAD ST. RED BANK of a son born Wednesday of last • The youth fellowship group of NO KED TAPE IN MAKING ADJUSTMENTS veck al Monniouih Mcmoiial hu.s-) the Tleformcd church held n mect- MONEY REFUNDED UPON REQUEST pital. | ir,R Sunday nifihl, .l.inuary 4, nt the Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wilde of} iiai^unnj-c. Hev. Ijeonard Sibley •t9 Irving place arc the parents urjnncl Rev. K. C. Bontc of Old Brick ANDERSON'S (Storck's) a son born New Years day nt Mun- i-lv.irch, MavHioro, were In charge SNOW BOUND ITEMS momi Mi'imirlnl hospital,' of tho meeting. 21 MIOAD ST. KEO BANK You never can tell what the weather will bring, so be prepared with the \\ CHT GOODS"

SNOW SHOVELS Light, wido and strong.

10 GALLON GARBAgE CANS $S1I 29 Full gslvanized with lock covers. GENUINE DISCONTINUED 20 GALLON HIGH GRADE ASH CANS $3.49 LIZARD SHOES * Ho1, dipped galvanized.

f/enuinv \j and SHOES CHOPPERS *129 AND lnd;5pcnsib!e Tor ice removal. LARGE SELECTION tizttrd (\ REPTILES WEAT11 STRIPS » 5C For windows and doors. W VENTILATORS %V9 $7.85 5 Filters fres'•-••h airair.. Discontinued Numbers Suedes PORTABLE 7 HEATERS $995 Mack & Brown Convenient hoat. A Heal Bargain. Hurry $fi.85 Calf 43 FLEXIBLE FLYER $795 down and gel yours today! 6 Black • Brown • Blue The original Flexible. GLASS - Cut to Measure AH popular sizes. FOOTCRAFT SHOES "FINE SHOES SINCE 1891" 86 BROAD STREET X-RAY HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR CHILDREN KM) RANK FITTINGS Official Scout Shoes For Boys and Girls RED HANK UIXIISTKU, .lAM'AHY S. 1!US Page Nine East Keaiieliurg Girl Painter Of Horn- by lha auxiliary on LJecembee r 21. J Engaged To Wed l'orlrail» I§ Busy i.woulrd spon5tjJ™r sucSh a ::^:-nANTIQUparty an- j E LAMPS WHAT IS ncirafter. Jt w-;is jniniJUnrrd s , nurnUhi'd nnd Wiml Sir. nnd Mrs. Robert J. Senders George Kord Morris of Shrews- "h:tl ihi> m xt inrrUCL' will :.p'l;e * bury, dean of American palnteis of lur l'.tc«-tiirll>. nf East KcatiPbuiR havs announced in .I.UiU.uy Uti nl S p, m , ,-it - lt(Ml iUltU f!IM7!l 'Jic cn^.iiicnicnt of their dniislitor, horse portrait.*, waa a suest ^ai- \\\f. !uf house. An rUcMun i»: nt- j Ames Elizabeth, lo Koncr: n. A!- ui dHy at the Thoroughbred Club of IU*pr« Will bo hrM. America luncheon in Lp::ington. Ini, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Thp. nor-.i bu.-iiir.-R tnrf'irtj; of ^p COAL Ky., where he is engaged in paint- "ARIDEX"? Allen of Kpfinsburg. Youth Crntcr of Middirtown loivn- ing for Arthur B. Hancock of Clai- M153 Sanders is a graduate of is M?licdulrd fur Janu.it y 19 ; V«mr < lioicc of »i/,r, in any <|uuutil\, it P.M! Bank Cathnlir hi':h school and borne Stud, Bourbon count.v, a pic- ture of the broodmare, Risk. nt the Loon;i:du hi«h M'ho*d ul'in* j nttrridcd Drake's Business college. na.^ium aL .S.;](» p. ni. Ail who rv1. i IKIU iivailalilr. Do mil Mail until die See Page 7—Section 1 Mr. Alien attended I^ponnvdo hi^l; After the horsemen's luncheon, possibly nttrnd ora urRCtl to he! school nnd pprvod two and one- a number of the club members piescul. ! half years tn the navy. viewed paintings by Mr. Morris, The next Hireling of the Ladies'; which he has hung in a sample nuxiliaty (if Uuniinunily HIT t-nni- i «*V/(» '?-mv4'/w/.?".-',r".oii».;. hr!d at her home. pictuie," relative a in South .1 ?s spy. I The EnM Krtin^burg; Civic n.sso- ; rifition "'ill meet tonight at the Mi'.i. Nu;ii;in Sonrft^s is ill at l;rr • five hoUHc. home. Miss Bern ice Connolly. stu<]y;nc ) Miss Jacqueline Hudson surprised at Teachcr?1 rollr^e. Ttrnton, I:J j her parents, Mr. and Mr«. Harold The Brevent Park and Lcomrdo fire company received a Christmas visiting hrr mother and fnnnly | Hudson, with a nth wedding anni- over thn holidnys. You will be thrilled with j j veisary Imffel luncheon held nt the present of two first aid kits Crom hoinn ot Mr. and Mrs. Walter the Ladies' auxiliary. The women Miss Constance Tingloy, a ?>ui- the beauty of our diamond! KrirU.-;on. In addition to the hon- also plan lo kcc|> the kits complete- dfnt nl Mnnullcld collpeo, i* vi.qt- ly stocked at all times. inR her paronts m'er the holitjuy-- j ored Kiicslf. tluj.=e who attended ' Mr. nnd Mn, Willl.-im I\. M.y,,!! Snled yoiir ring from our ex- • '\ were Mr. and lira. Harold Truax At a meeting December 30 nt and daughter Rita, Mr. nnd Mrs, and son Bobbin nttended a family citing collection. Horncstead inn, the Ladies' auxil- dinner party ;it the home of Mi.*. William Vitcllc, Mr. and Mrs. Ram- iary Diovcd to put up ncu' drapes MrRill'a sislcr ;incl fnmily, Mr. antl sey Puny antl son Jacliy, and Kurt in the meeting hall. The weekly ; and Roger Krickson. Mrs. Arthur Turner nf Wc. t IMIIZ Smart tolitaire K.vijuifitcly ityltj ; raid and game parties will be dis- BruncU, ;\iut visitctt Mr. anil Mr-. nightly (cxccpl Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Best entcr- continued during January and William Mclnnea of Krndlev Rfieh. n-ith fide stones modern soliuin: tainert at their home >,'<•»• Years longer if unfavorable weather con- pvc. Their puestj were Mr. and Mis. tinues. Mrs. Joseph J. Murphy, MifA Martha Penninytnn »* t-iv Demonstrations. Harold Trua.v, Jlr. nnd Mrs. J. president, was in charge of the joyinn two weeks' vacatnm wi(!i Strand, Mr. and Mrs, Ceeil Truax meeting. Mrs. Chc.ner Giiltornisen, rrliitive.s in Maryland. and Edward Fitzsimmons. Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth I*f't'* are secretary; Mrs. John L, Mor.-in, 1 The East Kcansburg; (ire com- treasurer: Mrs. Clifford Albcrlson, Hie immnts of n dau^h^'i Imin pany held its ehildren's .party Dc- chairman of sick and sunshine, antl Kri(Jny nt Monmouth Memorial luto- L-elnbrr 30 at the fire house. Mrs. Belle Gold Cross, chairman of pilnl." _WI_ '•'lie Ladies' auxiliary of Ihc East publicity, gfiva their reports, Mrs. Mr. nnrl Miv. John Ol.^en am Ihe Kcnnshuri; lire compnny held its William Hcffcrnan veporUt! on I lie. parrntH of n dau^hlei burn Siitur- Cbiistmns party Friday evening at children's Christnins party ylven ilay nl Monmmith Memorial IKK- Hie fiie house. Thirty-three mcni- pital. » BROAD ST JEWELERS RED BANK j hers attended, giftr. were, exchanged and a luncheon was served. Host- ~~ eSTA8USH£064Y£ARS ~ esses fnr the occasion were Mary .Mayer, Mildred Young, Evelyn Vi- tcllc and Emily Kriftner. The nest Cypress Inn moetintr will be hold January 27, FULL The Daughters of America have | purchased a new home on PD>1 .Momnouth road, near Forest avc- COURSE nno in Kast Kcuni'biirg. Mrs. Anna Hohhach onteltaincd 1 FRESH DAILY BERT GAUL her Sunilny-school children at hvi DUCKS iiome New Ycnra eve. They sanp. at the recited, played g:\mes and danced. DINNERS A wreath was placed on the FRUITS pliiiiuc on the flagpole at Bay Shore $ M Novctckord Community church in memory ol FROM 2 the late Pvl. Fred Dcbclc. VICTORY VEGETABLES Jlr. and Mrs. Francis X. Wirth TURKEYS arc spending a few days in Bay. onne with Mr. Wiilh's relative?;. THE SHORE'S FOREMOST STEAK HOUSE The Ladies' auxiliary of the East , KeansburR fire company will holr] ARKET Serving the Finest In Foods and Liquors | a social Saturday, January 24, In the lire house. DINING ROOM AND BAR The trustees' meeting of Um Buy RED BANK For Reservation* Telephone A. P. 2-8907 After S P. M. Shore Community church rms been postponed. The meeting will beheld in conjunction with the Women's 21 WEST FRONT ST. Kiiild Frldny evening, January ]fi. TEL. 6-0508 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Berth spent the holidays with their children in Xew York city. Richard A. Maloncy Is convalesc- WESTERN 9m ing from his illness, Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Uidwlg of IVcw York city spent several days at the home of Mr, and Mi*. John CHOICE CARROTS ROUTE 35 WAN AMASS A, N. J. Rohlbach. Mr, Ludu'ii; is a brothel nf Mrs. Kphrbnch, AA 0 Bunche1s9 CHOICE EXTRA LARGE A • AA COMIGE PEARS 2-M/s light! ROASTING CHUCK 5 for

FANCY 25 FRESH 4 TO 5-LB. NEW GREEN SIZE FOWL CABBAGE 2 lbs. ^ re I PRIME 15 GRADE IMPORTED • Ask for Trommer's White Label Rib Roast and you're asking /or refreshment PITTED that gives double delight! A combination of flavor and quality DATES that only a great premium beer can have. And Trommer's White Label FANCY C always gives you the same light, ROASTING full flavor. Because it's always brewed Ib. the same way... solely of selected 3% • 5-LB. hops and fine barley-malt, but 29 SIZE no other grain. CHICKENS

John F. Trommtr, IIK., Irtwtrltl at INDIAN RIVER Brooklyn, N. Y., Oiango, N. t. SEEDLESS TROMMER! BONELESS CRAPEFRUITS Biewed Solely of Malt and Hops BRISKET 5for CORNED BEEF 25 JOS. PINGITORE, INC. LONG •RANCH, NEW JERSEV TELEPHONE •0181 Pape Tea RED BANK IIEO18T.SR. JANUAUV 8. 11)48 HAER NO. 22hl Ix'oiiur'lu dogs, oranges and candy. Many' RKSERVE DISTRICT NO. I ——Kavookjian games were played and a "Small REPORT OF THE CONDrflON Fry" program on the television ' of The Second Natiutml Bank and I'rust Troth Announced Mrs. Estelle Smith and son Har- THE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAY SCHOOL Petit Sabot Restaurant Corapun? of Red Bank, lii th« Sl#t« of vey of Jersey City were Sunday set was enjoyed by all. Many par- New Jeir>e>, *t the rloie of buB.nne on Mi'p. lsa belli* Mopes of Uumson f?uest3 at the home of her son and ents accompanied the youngsters. I ACTIVE OUTDOOR PLAY ON Dpcrmlirr ill. 1947, it ed from Atlantic Highlands high c-nlleclion I 2.(93,111.33 Miss Eileen Heincs has returned a heart attack at Tyrol, Austria, j Telephone Red Bank 6-3U83 165 Broad Slrecl Kcd Bank 2. United States Govern- .school and later attended Valley to her home in Newark after a on November 13. I ment obligation!, direct Forge military academy. He served week-end visit with her friends, and gUdran^cKi 1],635,751.ft .3 with the Fifth Atr Force in the Pa- Mrs. J. H. Cope 77 fiance Koad Fair Haven Phone It. B. 6-2557 3. Obligation* of Slat**) Mr. and Mrs. M. Reilly and family. Mary Grasso To Weil and politics! subdivision! HZ.4B«,!2 cific area. Mrs. Henzcy Fvya is visiting her i. Other bonds, note* and son, William Parduc of Maplewood, Edward Eigcniuaiiti drbenturet 1,(64,464.61 fi. Corpnrnle itfirkl (incltir.- and her daughters, Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grasso ot* ir.g 131,200.00 itock of Phillips oc Springfield and Mrs. Belford, former residents of Key- ! FHtral Rtnrv* har.k > ai.zni.nn Theron Krum of Maplewood, and port, announce the engagement of EGAN'S VEN ETIAN BLINDS H. I.oanl 'and cLscounta their daughter, Mary, to Edward 1. Bunk »r»m- 9s;,oO(..u their families over the holidays. !><• ««r,«l .IIJ3.26I.4T Mrs. 1'i'^e expects to return to PJisenmann, eon of Mr. and Mr?. • LOVELY FLOWERS FROM 01 R FACTORV liirninirf nnd Leonardo in a few days. Edward Eisenmann of EaM Kcans- | fljlum S.10..S4 The mtmthly meeting of the burg. The announcement was made ! SPEAK VOLUMES at a Christmas eve party at the D1KECT TO VOL 8. Real »ltat« owned oth«r Ladies' auxiliary cf Community fire thmi liank prfmiflra company will IJD held Tuesday, Eisenmann home. : I'OR YOU II. Olhfr ii»rls January 13. at " p. ni., instead of Miss Grasso is a graduate of Key- Immediate D*llt«r,v. Frn Mlmatca Given. Ihe usual time which has been 8 port high echooi and is employed Thank ynur holiday hontemt I!. Total Aii'li p. m. with the Western Electric company j With a beautiful bouquet or L1AML1T1ES Mrs. Robert Search Is spending of Kearny. Mr. Eisenmann, a freihly cut flower* from Kgait't MOBILE VENETIAN BLIND MFG. CO. II. Demand d»po.iU of In- a few days at the home of her bro-graduate of St. Michael's school of \ (Renhoinen, divlduala, rartnenshlDii. ther, Herbert Ullrich of Elizabeth. Jersey City, Ferved three years with PHONE RED BANK «-M» L/UMUU8 BROS. nnd roriiciralioni % 7,874.53*.*fl Special this week—bouquet ot II. Tim. dtboiltn nl indi- Mr. Ullrich has not been well and the Army Air Force as a mechan- white and yrlluw pom-pom*— vidual, partnernhltn »nil is a patient for observation in one ical engineer. M.7J. forporf.tmn* B.U4.53S.G7 of the New York hospitals. 15 tlrpnalu "f linl'H Stnlei fifivft-Nmont Mrs. Joseph P. MacLean has lft. DtyoniU ol Sinlet Anil been coniined to her home for the EGAN'S OF HARDING ROAD pn I it i I-P 1 Mlbrtivininiis , . SI 8.316.1 7 past few days, because of Illness. 18. Other iteimFltn (rertl- fttri and c&flhler'a ehfeka, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rabbc CREEMIOUSES ON HARDING RD. AT HARBISON AVK, SPECIAL NOTICE etc) ]ri7,M7.K4 returned to their home in Somer- l». Tnlal I).. ville on New Years day after I'HONE B. B. «-IMII pnlits ..M R.3.".r>,7 Ra.^7 upending the holidays with Mrs, 2.1, Othfr lialiilitin S.1)7(1,25 TO OUK liabbe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 34. Tolal Liabilities .... 81 (j.iirH.W.ta Stanley Knowlcs. I CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Miss Marie Mopes Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mancuso ' it. CaiiUa! stud: have returned to Plalnflcld after it) Common flock, total A holiday dinner was given at spending the Christmas and New Patrons on the par - —• t20.onn.00 the home of Mr. and Mis. Howard 26. Si'rpliil ri2H,llllli.lill Years holidays with Mrs. Man- '.'7, Undivided profm lll7.H9S.nl Knvookjton of Blnfiham nvenue, cuso's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tuxedos hy Fuimson, in celebration ot tho cn- Mauser. RnRemcnt. 'JO. Total C»iiital Account* J.lttfi,Q9S.M On Christmas day Mr. nnd Mrs. MIDDIE.SHADE The pio.sppctivn luidc^room is Walter Woods hnd OS their guests Red Bank-Highlands 7,0. TolKl I.UbUUIcn and well known in apoml boat racing. Cnpitnl Acfounis .....f I 7..'.' u.tt')j,.|:; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woods, Sr., Mil all accessories t He owns the 01-cubic-inch claas of Hawthorne; Mr. and Mrs. Ar- MKMOUAShUM hydroplane "Ml.-.s Thumper," wliich thur Mnlcr of Leonardo; Miss Mac <11. Assfts pUilKrd nr as- won third pl.-ico linnor.s at thp Pros- sii;ncil to sreure linliili- Johnston and Miss Agnes Johnston Re Your OHM - Route - U< t Hiii) for oilier jnit-- idcnt'fi Cup I'cguitn nt W:iahinKton of Occin fjrovo and Mr. and Mrs. Shim from $5.95 Iioics y 7 I ti.007.nj* lasL .summer. Ho nlso took .second Joseph Lelimann and son of New- INTERIOR prize nt Ihn 15th anmuil Swcep- ark. They also entertained at a State of Ntw Jersry. County of Mon* st.-iltcs icg:itl.'i aL Red (-lank last New Yours Eve party. Their quests DECOKATOR! mouth. ««.: Ati^u.sl, Cuff Links and I. William H. l-j-mii;. cashier uf the were Mr and MIR. Martin Morten- Only YOU can know the effec'.s Kliuv<>-named batik, do solemnly nweaf son nnd Mr. and Mrs. Elbcrt [hnt the nbovr ftnt«m(iit is true Ui th# you want in VOL It home—without best n( my knowUiinf rtrn) belief. Fiimptcr, Jr., "f Atlantic High- Stud Sets $2.50 THE HALF HOURLY SERVICE PUT INTO EF- WM t). I>YMAN, lands; Mr. nml Mrs. Thomas Cur- breaking the family budget. Omhier IAUU In S Iry of Lionurtlo; Mr. and Mrs. Al- Sworn to •tul *Mlntrrlttpd tieforc tnt But you can get ideas that help , FECT DEC. 19, 19-1", IS A PEKMANENT SCHED- tliii Alii dav of J'Mimi-.v, 10-1S. bert Qtiaclienbiish of Port Mon- An m'lion instituted in district mouth; Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Max- got those effects and save money While SusfKitdera (Kcal) PA Lit, N. JAIfN'KS, court nt Asbury Park l>y Klsie K. Nninry |»uWlr t>f N j Eim iif NuvcHliih, 11 nil Mr. anil Mrs. i too! ULE FOR YOLK CONVENIENCE. My pomrriis5iufi expires Mutch U". ll'.'il. Mintnn of !)3 P>;iLtin loml, Fair William Morgan of Koansburjj and | I in vpn, H^ninst I-I?nj'Mnin and. A] $1.50 Correct—Attest: J Mr. ;:ntl Mrs. Walter Nelson of] Now you can learn Ihe fundamen- HOMEU C. MM HUT. hci'L Bclitsky (»r ,M:i: :whusoi;s for C'nmden. THE HALF HOL'KLY SCHEDULE IS IN EFFECT WH.UAM T. PARKER, pcrsunii) injiirira find property tals of interior decoration In a J, D. 'IUM.KR, (liimiiRc to her riiitninoliilc, was «1 ia- Mr. imd Mrs. Fled Ijihcl nf New- NEW and IMTKOVKD course at nit iirlt, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Howard Black "A'j/oir" Sox FKOM KEIJ BANK AT 10:30 A. M. AND CON- (vm tin ucd tlii.^ wvrk after M!«s the Monmoulh. Adult School. NOTICE. Minton hnd rrrrivpil an in.surnncc Worth nnd Rcnton McArlliur nf TIIP .'.mi,i::! MrrliiiK «f tlir> OKLrr[ir,|nl- conipnny ficttlemonl. Onklr.irst were quests of Clausen Meet the famous interior decora- by Interwoven $1.00 TINUES THKU 6:00 P. M. rin «f Ihe Twin Hunt I'Vilcnil Jiavinjrs Coop f'atunlay. IMKI Loan Association nf KM tmi town, The action ;uos« from ^n acci- tor, Marie de Beineck. Get her dent, in Nnwnrlt lvlicn Jin automo- Ensign Lloyd Kellehor, who is at- Nf v Jcrsry, will b* helit fit th* (ifHrr (if tending college In South Carolina, valuable and practical ideas that tlm HthorittUon. MIUII nt WPM stiwU, bile oper:i!cci hy Alhort KaiitsUy at- Formal Tius MAKE THE BEST USE 01 THIS ADDED SERV- I'litrniiiiwii, New Jri-Kcj1, OH WiilhiiRiUty. tchi]jtod to (urn inlu the Newark has hrmi .•ippiulinR tho hollilnyn with are linncd on wide experience as •Ihitititry *JI. lii-lS. fcr the clcrtinn tti fiii'port. and collided with the auto- his mother, Mrs. Lloyd Kcllcher, a decorator aa well as an instruc- ITircctni-si (thicr) mul tlio tv»nMU'l'nui <\i Sr. from $1.00 ICE BY SCHEDULING YOUR HUPS TO MEET liny ImsiiiL-Fs in may jiropcrly come be- mobile operated by Miss MinUin. tor at the New Yorlc School of In- j fore the mi'.MiH M!s.s -Mlnton \v:is i-epi'O.-'ontrd hy Mrs. Frank Jackson is planning to Hpond tUc coming week-end with terior Decoration, City College of Tin- pnlln for ihr t Irtiinii will llC n\wn Edward W\ Wl.«e. Jr., ot tho liv: THE NEWLY ADDED EXTRA BUSES. fidlil K tn LI oMm-k P, M., ;IIII! tile iinin n .Mrs. Frank Gillornn of New York. New Yorlc and other leadings for tl'IIIISHt-tllltl of nil lltlllT IllthiflM^^ will firm of Wise & \VU* . \tt !* o'clock 1\ M. Mrs. MarthiL Thomson and chil- ?choob and universities. ! 1J1CHARII H. TtnilKRTS. COUNT V 1UKTIIS dren Helen and Madeline bave re- i turned aficr n visit of a few days Classes start on Wednesday next Mr. and Mrs. IS. J. Viindcilcur of with Mrs J.I. Dati;,' anil Miss Dor- Notice of Settlement of Account. week. Be sure to get your applica- E.MHU1 of .lotut I'lhiilvliii llilullunck, Parker nviMiur. SIM HI if.ht, are par- othy Mchlcr of Union City. itc«c;me»l. N'uti.-e \<, litrctty civon thtit ents uf a daughter born Tuesday at Willmr Ford, a student at Tri- tion in on time. Register today Rudy Bublln ind Harvey IjunherlMin are operating Ihe nddl- llie licconnts of tho sunHL-rilitr, tnisUc, Monniuuth Memorial JiOHpital. Statc university, Angola, La., spent with the blank in the large ad ap-. mens WEAR nt tin cstAtc Kit faUl dcccusctl, will lit Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Duggan of tho holiday vacation with his par- Miilitnl nni) etn'cfl liy iHe yticrn^fUe of pcaring elsewhere in this paper, tlonal buie». Harnld Marford, Bill llnmnun, Hill Hansrii iiml the (,'oimty oT Monmniith nnd rr|>oitnl 320 Bay nvenue, Highlands, arc ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ford !» BROAD STREET 1H BBOADWAV Uw scttlcnifHt i» vim Orplimis' Cotut «( •ptircnts of n tiaushter Horn Tuesday and daughter Judy. 1 BED BANK Kddle Webb are uperutinr the "rt'Kiiliir" IIUMCS. said rnitnty, i»n Thui-Jilii) . tlie Uvctily- at Monmouth Memorial hospital. "Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Patterson, LONG BRA yCll snt«l: Hci'rmncr :.. A. !>.. I'.MI. inouth Meniujhil Ito^pitnl. turned Immc Monday. CHEMICAL HANK ft TKL'ST COM TAN V lly: Etlsnr II. |jnuli«, Mr. and Mis. Chnrlcs Dietrich of Mr. and Mrs. William Ford and BORO BUSES Tnist Oillrcr. I.'! Manchester nvcruic, Keyport, tux Fon Wilbur and diiu^bter Judy at- Ifij Hrontlway. Nrw Ynrk. N. V. pnrcnl3 o[ a fion horn Tuesday at tended the wedding of Mrs. Ford's Trustic. GLOBE COURT, RED BANK na.lcy ft Ss'lidicl., Monmouth Mcmorinl hosjiHni, nephew, Benjamin Summers of Lit- 71 ( FSroiul Strtr;, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .1. VanNot.e tlo Silver, to Miss Jacqueline Vin- Newark, J, N. J, v>f 108 Maple avenue, Eatontown, cent of Denver, Col. The weildinj; NEON P arc jiiircntR uf a dairglitcr born took place. Sunday, December 2S, In ycjitcrday morning at I-liv&avd hospi- tho Embury Methodist church, Lit- tal, tle Silver. Judy was (lower girl. Your , Personal Stort Mr, nnd Mrs, Tliomas Viaonc of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph L. Brown "27 Second street?., Union Bctich, have returned home after spending SIGNS r.rc parents Df a daughter born a few days ot Elizabeth with their Monday at Hazard hospital. son, Joseph Brown, Jr., and his MANUFACTURED BY wife, and at Jersey City with Mrs. j rheumatism is comparatively Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- | rare in warm climatcp. bert Kaclin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Miller, Sr., have returned from Audubon, SKIl¥ fROUBLES where they spent a few days with GENERAL NEON SIGN CO. '.;=t an ay from iu-blllii mi,erica ul lllc their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. skin uf tell LruUKiit uti t>y pltmilc^, eu- and Mrs. Frank J. Miller, Jr., and ^oniii, Ht-ales, cables, acnr, atlitcte'tt fout family. They were snowbound I TELEPHONE RED BANK 0-1162 | Hud utlicr skin In'itutioti*. iltie tu ex> Iwnil cuunsi Mt:i)l!EX OINTMENT U.IIR while on the trip and were not able A BED BANK INDUSTRY Ut work HL olu-c, relieves, snutiica arid to return as early as they had 39l/» BltOAU ST. UV3 BANK, N. J.* I:OOIM pi-otntitly thflt tortiiroiii ilchltiK, planned. burning sorcne^. Also nitln hcfltiriK. MBDHKX OINTMENT i« easy to use. A community children's Christ- must give you prompt relirr frnm Itch- mas party was held at Osip's tav- For Free Delivery Call R B 6-3334 irnr nr ynur nnii.y liack. MEPREX ern on January 3 with little Judy OINTMENT is likiiilcil sclcntllicall; frnm ci^ht teatL'd [nKiotllcnta. fiPt n in I Osip, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 4.fl A8(l BOTTLED WITH OUR blankets and sweaters to AT THE WINERY • SHERRY Kl|C 1.49 1.89 Sanitone keep him wann. Sixes to • PORT VWFIFIH A', GAI fccAL : DRY CLMNIN6 SIRVIC! 31). Plain or plaids. From THISTLE A. M. B. it Mtrt dirt r»m«vtd—ii«H ••nt 100'r IMPORTED Finwt 100* Pure California •k CeUra »p«tkl» Ilk* MW DINNER WINES • N» dry clMnini adtrt X SCOTCH * lxB*rlaniiliif and Nihaatnf \if0Z • Burgundy 50 Brim your clothes in today and make ihii comparative lest your- DOGGIE BEDS WITH MATTRESSES= 59 CASE • Barlicronc self! Sec how out Sanitone Service Or icparale heavy drill zip covers, filled with cedar shavings to 12 FIFTHS • Ziufandcl makes yourclothesbriahitr.cltuner, help keep him free from pests. GALS newer look-inn than ordinary clean- ing possibly can, All Sizes and Colors. AGAIN BELLOWS HAS BOTTLED THE FINEST LOW PRICE BLEND. Large Assortment of Feeding Dishes and All Pet Accessories. SPECIAL RESERVE 30'- - 6 YR8. OLD 63 m A LEON'S 3 FIFTH ^TPFULL QT. Cleaners - Dyers - Launderers RED BANK PET SHOP • TROPICAL FISH • BIRDS AMERICA'S •UY THE CASE AND SAVE 5',i. Since 1012 • FANCY CAGES CHOICE FOR YEARS 31 .30 64-76 White St., Red Bank 3 EAST FRONT STREET R. B. 64393 40%'» Yr. Whliloy - Cue of 12 - 45.03 41 51 FOOT OF BROAD STHEET RED RANK REGISTEH, JANUAKY ?, Page Eleven through five campaign* in Europe, Itcceivc (*rccns and ilx month* with the Army pf j From Kentucky Appointed New Occupation in Btvaria. Bring Mr. Field*, who is convaletcing Sixth grade pupils at Little Sil- »t M* home from illnesn, win re- >*er school made up two parcels of Committeeman Of elected chairman of the townahip clothing weighing about 50 pounds committee for the 22d consecutive WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Your icli U'PI'P srnt two months ago y«»r. He waj re-elected » mmmlt-1 lo poor families in KPnUieUy. Shrewsbury Twp. tceman last November. aving ipi-pivprl no word of its Mrs. RuUi H. Crawford, who was ' MAYTAf, W\SH|\<; M< ripL, the pupils fenrrd tliat the Gerald F. Natfe elected tnivnj"htp collector last yorir ' i-\Mdis i>[•,KI'-Ii{Ki•;/.i: 11:i;i•;/1 i:s Cleaning-Dyeing clnthinpr had not roaohed its destin- aftpr Rrrvinjf 21 yearg us deputy ation. The children wem happ.ly Succeeds Wellington collector, wa« sworn in by the BATH Tl IIS prised Deccmbov 21 when a. box. clerk, Mrs. MtirtMtetta I* Reeci And tnininff holly, laurel and fcin.s Wilkin*, Heaignctl who vras re-nppointed to that of- ' TOll.KTS & TOII.IT Si;\IS arrived from Kentucky. The greens flee .'lntl also aa town.sfii|) trnfi^uier. were distributed among the sixth Tile firm of J. s. Seaman and Co, WASH BASINS graders and made decorations for Shrewsbury township rommittM rcorgnniznl for 1948 New Years re-appointed auditor; Georss MKIHUM; TAIUMIS yuletlde. K. Allen, engineer; Erncot Ilili- Laundering 1 day at the home of Kenneth Field* Don ! Re A Glutton MODIFY TOSTAL I.AWK at Wnvsidr, The rcslKn.ition ol hrvtnner, rnad nverr,rer; Kretlerirli KIKIICN SINKS & <\HIMT> Wellington Wllklns, Sr.. was re- K. Hause and Eincsl Iltltbttinner Oil. Bl KNIiUS & COMIiOlS For Punishment! Postal laws and regulations, per- ceived \viu» rppre.t and as a token members of the hnnrd cT ndjust- Problems taining to the delivery oT clieciia of high rc£nnl and appreciation of ment, and llr?. Kuth H. Crawfortl, HIAIIX, BOIIJKS When you are appointed publicity for a number of benefits artminU- ills 25 years of valuable service on township tux .seaii-liLM-, rJ.inirU .-;;•: chairman of your club or lodge, do tcred by Veterans' Administration, the committee his fl£HO[;intpnpre - cinl nllleerx were Leon M. Shafln. ItADIVIOItS have been modified for the Rieattr DIRECTLY It the easy way. HPntpd him with a gold pen and Edwin C. Rncrt, KrencrickE.Haii.se, convenienci! of veterans and bene- pencil sot. William S. ISngland, Norman Heel- <:iiu:ri,.\Toiis Learn the basic principles of jour- ficiaries receiving the checks. cy. Joseph Knuntny, lirnest Hilt- The new regulations allow the imts a con'Kit vw\: nalism at the Monmouth Adult brunner, Alfred .1. Lipjiman nntl To Our checks to be placed in city and Thtimas Calandrielln. ^'ALVi'S & rriTiN«;s School. The course will be co-di- county poAtoft.co boxc& find in niHil The secomi Tuesday nifht of rected by Philip Hochsteln, editor receptacles on the routes of cdy each montli tvnn sot for reRiil.u HOT \VATi:i{ in:vn;i?s of the Newark Star-Ledger and by or rural mail carrier*. meetings In the TlntonFollsscho.il. Checks affected by the ruling WATKIi I'l MI'S PLANT Karl Schrlftglesser, book editor of mainly are for compensation and Hl:.\HT ATTACK FATAL 1 E«pert Advice—No Obligation Newsweek. pension*, or disabled veterans and SI'Ml I'l MI'S beneficiaries of deceased veterans, Wilbcrt W. Pcarco, 52. or 315 You can learn a lot about Journal- and for subsistence allowances of Third avenuj, Belmar, ilicri ol n COME IS AM) lAHtk HUH \l> ism in this course whether you are veteran* in training under the GI heart attack while riiivinf I1I3 far a layman, club publicity chairman Bill and Public Law 16. there Tuesday, December 30. or work on a newspaper now. Head just me nt allowance checks Mr, Pearce, a wcll-ltnown punt!- i are not included by the regulation, Ing contractor in Bolmni. u;i.; LEON'S & OVMIIU. nu\i) 64-76 White Street ister now with the blank in today's chat'KPd with administering and re- of tlia Belmar Methodist clm;vh, large ad that appears elsewhere adjustment allowance progntrn. Ocean lndRe, F. nnd A. M. of Hrl- In this paper! mar, and ihe Master Plumbei5i' a.=- MIIHII-KTOWN. N. ,|. Red Bank Boclatlon of Asbury P:uli. [ KST. 1912 He Is survived by his wife, Mis' rnoisi; KKD HA.NK <>.?>\\:: Monmouth Adult School The Ladles' Aid of the Reformed Bessie Wolff Peair.e.; a sister, Mr.. Vault* on rremiua Church will have Us monthly all- Joseph EuiUptL of Rr!m;u-, nnd H Box 193 Hunison, IN. J. day meeting in the church room* nephew, William H. Buchnnnn, Sr.. next Thursday, of Belmar. The J5S club will hold its month- ly meeting Monday evening Jiin- t nary JO, Ht the home of Mrs. J,fiw- Gerald K, Naglc ' renrc; C'ni ton, j iMr. find Mi«. F, C. Tatum and Gerald V. Nagle of Sycamore | Mr. and Mr*. Paul Lnmbeit lc?ri avenue was appointed a member of Dr. Samuel S. Adlrr Tuesday for a month's visit in the committee, 10 servo out Mr. Wil- Florida. Itins' unexpireil leini. Mr. Naple, 229 Broad Street, Anthony Russell of Dnyton. Ohio, who is associated with the Belt was a recent visitor nt the home uf Telephone, company, bought I he old Keel Bank, X. J. his fathev-inlnw, Rev. W. B. Spot- i poster place ivdjolninK the Georse ford. Stevens property several years ago. is having rock woof insiifa- Mrs. George Shecan. and children He is unc of the orzanisers of the af Prooklyn are visiting Mrs. Shee- Shrewsbury Township Civic im- lion installed by tin's p.irentfc-, Mr. and Airs. Flem- provement association. ing. The. newly appointed enmmlttc*!- Mr. and Mr?. Kenneth Ellis and man was tiorn in Poilstown, Pa., daughters Linda, Betty »ntl Carol pud w.is graduated from Drexel of Trenton worn \veeh»r»ml guests Institute of Technology with the COMPANY, Inc. or Dr. and Mrs. Wylie Pate. degree of bachelor of science in OLSON At the needlework guild meeting civil cnKineerins. He served as a FOR FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATE at the hnme of Mrs. Howard W. lieutenant colonel In World war II. Roberts Tuesday, Mrs. R. O. Wil- Meforo h'oins overseas he was *••«« • IHtwIlt • Whtftwi • liams of Keanshurg And MfH. AHda designated communlcBUons o(H-- • Kuhl of Tyndnll road became the or the Third Army. After plannlnp; W. W. KENNEDY ! new directors of the guild, communications for the Third CREDIT 1 I/oral KepreitsnUtlve TIIEM * was a general exodus over Army's assault on the continent lie the we e It-e rid of the young pcapli1 I assumed command of the 301st Sig- Tel.: R. B. 6.1483 as they returned to their schools nal Operations Battalion headquar- TERMS I and colleges. I tei-F. and served In that rapacity

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PRICES SLASHED ON Waterfall Bedroom Suites Nursery Furniture

Here's your chanco to own LAST DAYS the bedroom suite you've al- ways wanted at a greatly re- L 3- duced price. Good construc- tion, spacious mirrors, light of our veneer, waterfall finish. Dou- 198-00 l'n-ti|Kil>l<'. f'oinfx l)l« bed, dresssr, chest. Now only— HIGH CHAIRS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE Fnini 6" Lcps wide spread to prevent tijipinK, coni|)|(jte with \>uck Prices Slashed to the Core! and scat cover. Men! Here is your last opportunity to outfit yourself at Monmouth at such low prices that will astound you. We must clear out our entire stock, no matter what the cost to us. That means savings for you. Below .Solid head anil foot are just a few of our great bargains that await you! >nnp].s. Drop side, mir-scry color (In- i.'lic.«. Well madt FINAL REDUCTION Up to .88 FINAL REDUCTION 88 Floor Samples of 2 and 3-Pc. and Ijraced. A value! SHIRTS 4.50 Now 12.50 PANTS 8 DECORATOR NECKWEAR 1.50 FINAL REDUCTION LIVING ROOM SUITES FINAL REDUCTION 78 All Wool Sweaters $5 ^URRORS Well made matching chair nrnl sofa set*, some,.ire bed- FROM From HOSE 75c FINAL REDUCTION I'orl Moiimoulli PIANO LESSONS morning worship service will he. at PTA Endorses CKNTRAL BAPTIST 11. On Friday evening a pray-.r The annual luncheon and pal HAMMOND'S At Vour Honti or My Sludio Atlantic Highland! | meeting ijnd hymn sing he held party of the Republican Women's Fred A. Wohlforth, B. S. Ed. at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Anna Ilohrljanh elul) was held Tuesday at the home TREE ANO LAWN SERVICE Rev. Howard M. Ervin "ill has been re-elected president of the School Aid Plan Pianitl for Club., Rccrplioni, rlc. of Mrs. Harriet Miner. After a 1)6.Linden Ave. Hi(klands preach at lire 11 o'clock Sunday Women's fcuild, which meets every brief business session the follow- 2 Siivtrwkllt Av«., at Plnckney Ro«d morning service on a text taktfn Friday evening of the month. rhonn 3-U2.VM , R. B. (-2499-J in^ otlicen, were elected: Mrs. Alice (>roup Hears Talk A. A. from the first chapter of Hebrews Friebott, secretary, and Mrs. Maude roiiipli'tw Triw Service— CilltlST klMSCOI'AI. and uill deliver another message In Johnson, treasurer. Guests at the On Viiiilli 1'rohlcim PrunlriK «pr«>lnt INSURE YOUR HOME the sciird from the Boole of Gcnes's Shrcwsbiiiy p:iity we're Mrs. Vernu Mlsenbaclt- ALCOHOLICS at the fi p. m. worship. (ifiwral Care of Trees. Imsiness, automobile and other Services for Sunday aftrr \\i/> cr, Mrs. Mary Friebott, Mrs. Frieda A resolution approving the $20 property with Church school convenes at. 10 n. \Viilf:lemann. Mrs. Mildred Collctt, state aid school plan was passed by ANONYMOUS Cum|>lrt« Lundsca|ie Sen let. m. and youth fellowship at 7 p. in. Upiphany include Holy Cummunion HAWKINS BKOTIIKRS at 8 p. in. and morning praye:- ;ind .Mrs. Mary Champagne, Mrs. Jennie the Junior-Senior High School Par- Lawns cared far by tk< The junior group tnrrt.i in the Phil- Murker, Mrs. Tessic Liebhauscr, ent-Teacher association Tuesday neck or month. KMI Estate and Mnrifiie Loan* thea room and the high school on by Rrv. J. Lawrence \V,ue, R«d lank Group cctor, ut 11:15 ii. in. on the themo, .Mr.-. Jlcnry i'uisii, Mrs. Thomas night after a talk on the benefits of IT Broad Street, Bed Bank roup in the church, Adult fellow- the proposed legislation had benn Estimates cheerfully fiveB. "Throe Very Wise Men"; E.Y.I'.F. MacC'anmon, Mrs. Anita Wyman, rhone R, B. M352 ship meets at the same hour in the Mrs. Jean Wen/, all of 1'ort Mon- iven by Miss Elisabeth Kclley. A P. O. Box 49 chapel. and Keith society meeting nt 7:^0 letter was read from the president p. m. mouth; Mrs. Landmcsfier of Plain- The annual business meeting of eld, Mrs. Creighton and Mrs. Scid- of the National Congress of Parent- the church will be held Monday MICTIIOI1IST lcr. Teacher associations urging federal N. J. Information Office STEEL night, preceded by a supper served aid for all schools. Sea Bright A New Years eve party was held DON'T GET THE nt 7 o'clock by th« ladles' aid «n- at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Mrs. Fred Kuser, executive secre- Phone Humboldt 2-2821 VENETIAN BLINDS ciety, Philathca and high school Rev. Joseph L. Eldridge wilt Wyman. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. tary of the New Jersey Citizens HORSE-LAUGH! roups of the youth fellowship. preach Sunday at the 11 o'clock Kred Bean, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas conference, gave a talk on "Com- The Royal Ambassadors will service. The W.S.C.S. will attend munity Opportunities for Young Bnuh up on your dancing at the MaeCanmon, Thomas MacCanmon, meet. Tuesday night nl the home of in a body. Sundny-school .meets at Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward liryk, People". She stressed the import- Monmouth Adult School. Waltz, Miss Betty Leonard. 9:30 a. m. Close to 70 person., were Robert Bean, Mr. and Mrs. August ance of leaching the young folks Fox Trot, Rhuinbn and all the The mid-week prayer fellowship present at last Sunday's session. Miner and Play Bright, all of Port to he good citizens by good example grown-up dances—tnucht hy Ar- and pastor's Bible class meet Wed- Monmouth; John Brondavcr, Key- and that the problems confronting Let i Singer nesday night. BAYSIIOUK COMMUNITY us today are "we" problems and CLOCKS thur Murray instructors. port; Miss Kuth Shannon, Newark, ^p.-rl put | Kafil Keansburg and Nicholas Pcrrinl, Jr., East not to bo handled by only a few METHODIST groups. One of the objectives of your ma. With individualized attention and Church school meets at 10 a. m. Kcansburg. All Kinds Fair Haven A New Years party was held at the citizens conference is the es- chine in first-cla§i running order. an hour nnd forty minutes of in- and the morning service with ser- tablishment of community-councils Hcpairrcl Rev. John Kirby, Jr., will preach mon and special music at 11 o'clock tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reasonable charge*. Estimate fitf- struction, each class I." a big li.-r- Cjuackenbush. Guests attending in which the efforts of all groupn nisbcil in advance. In .Stock — J.V' to 3«" Sunday morning nt the 11 o'clock A prayer service with hymn -siritf i^ rain as well as a lot of fun. I service on "Growing Into Life. The held Fridays al S p. in. were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans of •e co-ordinated in projects for the Gramlfatlicrg I junior and senior choirs will par- Bust Orange, Miller Robblns of general welfare of the community. Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayne At the conclusion of Mrs. Kuscr'a a Sjiefiulty. Classos for beginners nnd advanced ticipate in the service. The organ CKNTENAIIIAN IIIKS '498 prelude will be "Andante Con of Keansburg, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- talk it was voted to endorse forma- students strut next week. Be sure tion of a community council here SINGER IMMKIHATK OM.1VF.KY Moto." Schubert, and "Pastorale," Antonio Navillio of 18 Noito ter- ard Neu of Leonardo, Mr. and Mi's. T«»wcr Clocks itl;o lo pel your application in before Stephens, will be rendered as the race, Ijonj; Branch, died Wednes- Albeit Coulter, Mr, anrl Mrs. Har- and Mrs, Karl Schrlftgiesser ap- it's too Into! offerLory, day morning, December 31, nt liia ry Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Carl pointed S. M. Hoffman, Miss Elisa- home at the a^e of 100. lie was Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles beth Kelloy and Mrs. Frank Kuhl Sewing Center Use the blank in today's large ad Church school will meet at 10 a. on a committee to explore the pos- H.W. Reynolds & Son Prown's m. Youth Fellowship will meet at born in Jtiily and had lived in this Jackson. A midnight supper was thnt fjipcars clpowhcre in this pa- country for 70 years, and in Lung served. sibilities of inducing other organ- 43 Monmauth Street 7 p. m., with Miss Sondra. Meyer ns izations to join the council. ;!!> K. Front S(. per. NATIONAL discussion leader, This will be the Brunch for the past 12 years. John Gross of Newark was a first meeting of the youth fellow- Surviving arc his wife, Fiinnic Kucst of Mr. The membership chairman, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Fred Boyd, reported 203 paid mem- UMI ISiink, N. J. Red Bank 5c-10c & 1.00 Store ship under a new set of officers Bruno Navillio; ;i sun, Joseph ;«'U- i^u,u,|icnbust h over the week-end. lilccted last week as.follows1, pres- vlllio, Kearny; a .stc|nlaiiKlittr. Mrs. bers in the association. Monmouth Adult School The monthly meeting of the l*a- K; (i-KTlll'. ident, Miss Amy Myatt; vice pres- Mary Marino, with whom lie miide dics' auxiliary of the Port Mon- In conjunction with the Mechanic Phone R. B. 6-3806 Box ]•>:» Iti.iiiMiii. N. J. Tel. 642680 ident, Miss Sondra Meyer; secrc- his home, anil three grandchildren. Street l'TA, the Junior-Senior mouth lire company will bu held group will observe Founder's day Lary, Miss Lois Dahl. and treasure! ne.vt Tuesday at the lire house at Edward Conway, Jr. Tuesday, February 3, at the Me- Little Silver (i ji. m. chanic street echool. The official hoard will meet in ihc Women's auxiliary of the EMERGENCY OIL BUKNEK SERVICE the church tonight nt 7:30 o'cock. Dr. Furman A. Dc.Maris spent Middletown township post, V.F.W., 24 HOURS A DAY—PHONE RED BANK the Christmas holidays with liis he-hi its first meeting of the year Higlilunilti Memorial CHAI'IX OF IIOI.V COMMUNION son nnd family of Hniklonfleld. lie January 7 In Riddle's hall on Main Committee U uf Mr.;, lluvenoo Sumnicid 'me Kosnry society or St. Mary's committee last year by Hail: women of the church hnvc re- of Church street. church mef at the youth center in Kavoolijinn with the stipulation • Vacuum Cleaners quested that thn corporate ccmi- Mitfs Klinor J. '.^iju'kcnhiirih was 1'uil Monmuuth Mundiiy evening. that it ho used as an athletic field. niunion he postponed to a later maid of hiinor at the wedding lajl I'lnn.-i are being made for a eov- Fred Kicferdorf, a member of the committee, said the prices ranged date, week of Mis.s Eleanor (Jolnin^cr eicd dish supper to be hold in the <; LASS •{ • Electric Ranges Mrs. Kdward Bennett, president and IindclilTo Hennessey, hutli'of ncai* future. fiom $i,50O to ?0,700. Joseph Sta- of the ladies' guild, announces a Long Branch, which took pluci! at Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mcdcnbach voln of Middletown and Edward We have Ids of It In stock. parly for next Wednesday evening St. Joseph's rectory In IZKX Har- Eennctt of Deltoid were among the bor, the former homo of tho luide. entertained on New Years eve. In the parish house. Their filiesls were Ml', and Mrs. bidders. Cut anc| hroNfii tu your requirements. • Electric Water Heaters Col. and MM. Dnmi-1 I', ruled The committee announced it will Fred .Menzs of Union City, Mr. and ALSO—your fuvnrlte nan h In're entertained at dinnur Sunday Mr. Mi3. Harvey Medenbnch of Keans- hold a meeting Monday night with Marlboro and Mrs. T. D. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. all the civic organizations in the CAST IKON SKILLETS only 59c ca. jicv. E. Bert Honte will preach Ray King nnd Mr. and Mrs. Thom- biu;;, Miss Carol Spaven of East • Electric Ironers Kcar.sbury, Charles Modenbach, borough that have sanctioned the Sunday morning nt 10:45 on the as Bell. plan and will award the contract. AND—for tills had uvathnr subject, "Lot Your Light So Shine". Mr. and Mrs. Franz BulUs of Jr., and Sliss Sandy Mctlcnbnch, The service will be held in this Toledo, O., have relurned home ;ii- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young are County Uatlio Aids In COCOA DOOR MATS only SI.23 ca. • Electric Motors chapel. Sunday-school will meet at tcr spending Iwo weeks with Mr.i, tlir parenls of a son born on Mon- a:30 n. ni. Bullis' parents, .Mr. anil Mrs.duy day at the Monmouth. Memorial KccovLTJng 92 Cars hospital. For better values — UE1TFR BUY BECKER - ETC. - A Sunday-school teachers and of- P.elrher of Kumson road. During ilM7, shore police depart- ficers meeting will be held on Jan- Hudson Hurley of Hrnnch ave- ments recovered 02 stolen cars uary 13 at 8 p. m. in the chapel. nue spent part of last week in New through the aid of the county po- .... and rcincinhcr.... G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. The girls' chorus will rehearse at York city. lico radio station VVAKC. The cars there is only one 7:30 p. m. on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris of Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Boaid- were valued at approximately $109,- 60 WHITE ST., RED BANK Mrs. Ernest Voorhees, chairman Sudbury. Conn., have been visiting mau, CO Rldgo road, are the par- 000, nnd 20 persons were appri of tile dramatics committee, has Mr, nnd Mrs. Walter Morris of ents of a son born Saturday nt bonded In connection with their Hardware PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 announced an oyiitcr and ham sup- Rumson road. Riverview hospital. their theft. per on Wednesday, January 21. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Ivins of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cerald Wyndorf, 55 East River road, are tho parents of Chief Radio Operator Robert S. AT THE STOP-LIGHT Mrs. Charles Buck will be chair- Rumson road spent the holiday sea- Johnson of the county police radio BECKER mnn of the supper, which will bo son nt tho home of their son and a daughter born New Yeara day held in the chapel rooms. daughter-in-law, Mr, nnd Mrs. Stan- at Rivorview hospital. station reported these' facts to the ley Ivina of Cleveland, O. They A table model radio will be dis- board of freeholders Monday. In Shrewsbury Avc. and Bergen Place Red Bank ST. GKORGK'sloHSCOrAL mndc the trip hy nuto. posed of on tho co-operative plan his report he also dUclosed an in- Friday night, January 23, when crease of more than 25 per cent in Rumson A now nltnr cushion has been TEL. R. B. 6-3654 presented to Embury Methodist Holy Cross Paront-Tencher asso- the volume of business handled by Sunday's services are Holy Com- church by David .Jones of Goose- ciation will hold a card party at the station. The station put out munion nt 8 a. m., church school at neck Point in memory uf his wife. Holy Rosary hall. Airs. Patrick J. 352 alarms for stolen cars during Not connected with liny other firm of similar Mine. 3:30 and morning prayer and ser- Joseph Curtis of the Veterans Byrne and Mrs. Joseph G. McCue the year, sent and received 80,306 mon hy the rector at 11 o'clock. hospital at Lyons is visiting his are co-chairmen. Serving on their messages to and from radio cars, There will be a carillon recital «t sister, Mrs. Jennie Fisher of Pros- committee are Mrs. David Hogan, and handled many teletype alarms, 10:30 a. m. pect avenue. Mrs. John Stanley, Mrs. Albert phone calls and fire and ambulance The music for the 11 o'clock ser- Holiday greetings wcro received Dudley, Mrs. William Cleary, Mrs. calls. vice will include: prelude, "Adora- by friends here from Charles Or- J. Edward Cooke, Mrs. Richard In the county police network tion", Gulltntint; processional hymn, mond Ritlcr, former resident, Colcninn, Mrs, William Hinteimann, there are now 54 polico depart- "Morning Star"; "Venitc", Monk; who is now at Marncnibo, Venezue- Jr., Mrs. Carmen Ranieri, Mrs. merits with 62 two-way and 52 one- "Te Deum in F", Smart; hymn, la, with the Standard Oil company. Plrle Maloney, Mrs. William Gay- way radio cars being served. Many WINTER SALE!! "Leonl"; offertory, "O Lord, A He is reported in fine health, but nor, Mrs. George Lane, Mrs. Wayne lire trucks and ambulances in tl.e Strange Event", Old Normandy; tc- says there is no pince UUc Little Pesola, Mrs. John Delancy, Mrs, county arc also radio-equipped. cesslonal hymn, "Valour; postlude, Silver and nod Bank. William Smith nnd Mrs. Francis AH Wool Coats "Hallelujah Chorus", Handel. Newly elected olllcers of tho Murphy. The business session of Woman's Society of Christian Ser- tho P.T.A. will bo held next Tues- formerly 21.95 lo 34.03 .....Now 18.86 to ZTM REFORMED day night at 8 o'clock In Holy HEADACHE Mid-Winter Sale vice were installed last night by Why torture youraell with miherie* of Colt's Neck Dr. DeMaris at a meeting in Ihu Cross hall. The executive board simple headaches, when you may get Sizes 3 (o Gx; 7 lo I \; also loddlers, 1 to 3. Rev. Leonard Siblcy, Jr., an- Methodist parsonage. Mrs. William will meet next Monday afternoon Mespcri relief with genuine NULFUY nounces thnt the sacrament of in- at the school. TABLETS, a time-tested formula uncd MEN'S CLOTHING & SPOIMSWEAK Macdonald of nod Bank wnsspcak- l>y thousand* nf an Untied customers tor Boys' Coat* fant baptism will be held at the RcfrcshmcnU wore served by Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Effrny over (ifty years. NULFEY TABLETS morning service at 11 a. m. Also at the hostesses, Mrs. Harrison Sh.im- of Windmill lane and Mr. and Mrs. must relieve that headache quickly or this service the new officers of the panorc, Mrs. Florence Dunbar Lester E, McQueen and Mr. and your money back. Uon't wait—net the formerly 21.95 to 2S.0">. Now 15.95 to 20.85 Sunday-school will be installed. new improved NULFEV TABLETS to- and Mrs. Vyilliam T. Sawyer. Mrs. James J. Hogan of Red Bank day, Uifl only an directed. Sizes 1 to 0. They arc Irving Gcmmcll, superin- Clark Kemp, Jr., spent the holi- attended the "G.G.G." New Years Only 59c at all Sun Ray Drug Store* tendent; Miss Yvonne Wylie, secre- days with Rollins college friends eve dinner-dance in the grand ball- tary; Harold Davia, assistant super- at Winter Park, Fla. room of tho Hotel Commodore In Monmouth County Surror«U'« Offict. intendent, and Mrs. Henry Ham- .In thf; mntter of the estate of David 100% WOOL SPORT SHIRTS Mrs. Myrtio Clapp of Rumson Now York city. Krongelb, decoiised. Notice to creditors mond, superintendent of the prim- road, who came home from Lake Snow Suits Keg. lo $111.95 ary department. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Lev! of Park to present cliutnn against estate. Worth, Fla., to spend the holidays, avenue ami Narumsunk street are I'ursunnt to the order o( Potman Me- 1 $5.95 Faddin, Surrogate of the County of Mon- The Sesvlng club will meet Thurs- returned South by plane Tuesday the parents of a daughter born All wool and poplin wilh all wool lining , day morning ut the home of Mrs. mouth, mnde on the third dry of Jan- for the balance of tho winter. Saturday at Monmouth Memorial uary, U)\$, on the apnllcntion of Annit William Hunt. A bridge party was given last hospital. Krongclb, administratrix at tha ettate formerly 10.95 to 2-5.05 Now 14.88 ta 18.88 week at the home of Mrs. Kenneth of Dnvid Krongelb, deceased, notice la METHODIST hereby if'vvcn to Iht creditor! ot itld Sizes 3 to 0; 7 lo I'i (Nol nil sizes) West. Guests were Mrs. Arthur E. Occanport decenied to exhibit to the lubacrlher. id- Navetink Mayhew, Mrs. Joseph Scrplco, Mrs. miniitratrix, ai aforesaid, their debts 100% WOOL SWEATERS Lyman Vanlmvegen, Mrs. T. A. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin of nnd demand* nuainit th« laid eitatt, Toddlers Snow Suits "If our Will is to Do HUi Will" Portaupeck were guests of Mr. nnd under oath, within tix monthi from the Re«. to S5.95 is the theme of the sermon by Rev. Brown, Mrs. Herbert Hill, Mrs. Ed- date of the aforei&Id order, or they will Long Sleeves mund Canzona and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Everett Edwards of West fai forever barred of their aetioni formerly 12.05 Now S.V6 Roy E. Williams, Jr., minister of Long Branch New Years day, therefor aKninst the taid mbicriber. the church, for the Sunday service Kltts. Tho January meeting of the Dated: Freehold, K. J., January S, at 7 p. m. Harold Shaw will , Idlg, Vi 'OFF WILl.UAM K, LAUSfcN, of education. Tho .public is invited Chairman, Zoning Ordinftnre No'Exclinngcs All Sales Filial No Refunds EMBURVMETHODIST to attend. The budget will be pub- Now She Shops Bonrri of Adjustment. Little Silver lished in the January 15 issue of Notice of Settlement of Account. Dr. DcMarls will preach at the the Red Bank Register. "Cash and Cam" Eitntc of Joseph Miller (J. Miller), (Incensed. N"Mce tn litreliy «Wen thn. Sunday morning service on "Tho Mr. nnd Mrs, Robert Hnhn nf tlie ficcountn of the fnilinnrlltrri anlf 100% WOOL GLOVES Language of Eternity", Sycamore avenue are piironls of u Without Painful Backaehf rxrciitrlx of the estnto of said deceased Ili-u. SI.(15 Sunday-school convenes at 10 a. When dhordcr of kldner function pirmlti will liu iiudltcd nnd stnted by thn 5ur- daughter horn Satimlny nt Mon- roIaonoUB matter Us remain In your Wood, It rogntc of the County of Montnotith nnd Men'* $1.00 m. und youth fellowship at 6:45 p. mouth Memorial hospital. rnnycnUBDnaBKlMulnMichc.rhfumaticlialm, reported for icLtlomunt to tho Orpnnns' m. ICK mini. Ions of imp nnd cneruy, getting ,un Court of mild County, on Thnririnv. the ntohta, «wdltaB, mURnm under tl» ™y«i, fifth dny of February, A. D., 1048, al The oflklal board will meet next SIIKKWSISIIIV 1IIKTII hcntluchci Mid dtalncu, Frequent or Kanly Il):00 o'clock a. m, Wednesday night, This will be the Mr. and Mrs Paul Kelly of Bor- iniwrct with •martlng and burnlnit •omo- Untcdi Doecmhrr 17, A, !>., 10*7. last regular -session before tho pan- tlmca nhowa there In lomcthlns wrong with HKLKN SPAUHKR, den Blrcel, Hhiewslniry, are pnr- yoiirkMncnorlilnililcr, UD7 Allen Avenue, tor leaves for a vacation In Floridn. ent.i nf n iltmgntcr, I'uulit Ann. IJun't milt! A»k your(Iniiulnt fur llDin'i Allcnhurhl, N, .1, Ml BROAD ST. BED BANK, N. J. MANY owm VAWKS TUIIH, a nllmulnnt, diuretic, moil nuccemfllllr H/W .StIOIti; C'OMMUMTV burn Pcceinber 21 at Rlvorvlnw hi' mlllliim for mw 80 yoon. Do»u'« iilva Sole K\oLMilrlx. hospital. Thl.5 In Iheir second child.; Kltt(Hl>y,

IVn-onuW Mit-g June Holliday YHrflno, Maria. I-nPrrstl, Barah Two End Th^Ir Uvvn Sulunils Hi For Hall, IN MEMORI.VM. Trufulo, Margaret Siriliano, Ange- fj.il"'" •- It •ivrrri':.. Mrs Olive Croydon held a fam- Engaged To Ensign Ice Boating St. Ann's Society lina Rossi, Antoinette Chinvalottl, In Lon^ Rraiich Board walk Etc. ily reunion New Years day at her r.'isqualina Piccolo, Mary Mustillo, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Holliday Tcstfie DeXccjris. Isabella Crupi, Helpctivi* Rgt. Peter F. Hylnnd Bids for the openitlon during the home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Has Holiday Party report rd two .suirides in Ix>ng JO-tfi .ac.'iaon of tiie rnnvpntion Hall Stanley Croydon and son Stanley, of Brooklyn have announced the Enthusiasts Out Theresa Lunsano, Angelina Trim- engagement of their daughter. Miss j boii. Mnrir Santelli nnd Maria l)e- J5ramh Monday night and Tuesday nuditorium for danrinfj. nnd fnr tiie NOTI J;'., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Croydon The Christnuis party of St. Ann's 1 bonrdwalU rolling rhairs ;m'l hrarh K AM June Elisabeth Holliday, to Ensfen society was held Sunday afternoon < Fllippa morning . Hoth vtrtim? had hecn AN' rjKlH SAN'C ; AN OR- anil daughter, Sharon Lee, and Mr. Timothy J. Keen, U.S.N., son of Mr. At Long Branch J despondent over poor health. chfUr and iimbrfll;i concf.*-'.K. Forrest Jacobus, who has been tic Highlands, stalled TiK^day night: Mrs. An- Hi igliton MVi'tnlr, u'Hfl found dead trr ihat nty a KW prr ri»ht Inrrfjur ! ruMI'KS^A'Il honor were Sisters Asaunla, Car- 1 1 - is THK enjoying a ten-day holiday leave Yacht Cluh Enjoys toinette (Jar-ruto, president; Anna j in hf»r linme Monday night by Sliel- nviT 1947 fru&rnntrril reven !". *, ; v\rv.v..- \M. i'.r NF;W from the U. S. Destroyer Hyman at mciina and Eleanor and Rev. JKH.-KY," AK 1 ! Bizziro, first vico president: Xrllin den I'lnger. JG, her giandfion. Her have iicon submitted to Aahury j CL'ARV .'., the home of his grandparents, Sir. Busy Week-End Huns; George Albano and Father Dormti. ! Madurc. sfeonri vlcr president: An- I'itrk City Manager J Olivrr Arm- j ifl°ntli was llin re-nit of .«plMnflict'"l --Mr. y,i>. •>.- Ma/or and Mrs. Arthur V. Jacobus oi 116 The committee in charge was com-i eelina Triinboli, secretary; Drfi?io jMi-onu liy thr Wnlrrr Urnd? ; posed of Goraldinc Francesconi, El- j gas poisoning. She had receufly f h Wallace street, has returned to hi3 Prepare Fur Carnival • Maletto, arista nt secretary: ROPO been released from a hospital and '['fmatcr ni K«ni7.ntion, it v.-n<) di»- ship. vira. Delia Vecchln. Antoinette Chin- j DcCm lu. treasutTr, nnd Maria fln.'jrd yestrrdfiy. I valotti, Bcs.sic Malcttu, Mary Caprt- 1 J was nl.-'o snid to have been drpres?- Mr. and Mrs. Robert C, Hance Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht S.-'Tipino, assistant treasurer. j cd siiK-c tho ilcnth of her hunbitnd, W.iltpr Ttrad<» :inno«nrflil that h« ; of 101 Riverside avenue have leCt oni. Anna Bizaro and Anjrclin.i club members found favor with Mornhers or the executive honirl 'Ahrahnni, erveral years ago. h»d offered the nty of Anbury IMI;.. ! *T.<\ Km Rossi, : for a sojourn at St. Petersburg, Dame Nature this season and were arc Tesf=ie DiN'oijri^, Mary Cnprioni, j Tlie second victim, James Petcifl, in bids delivered rltrrctly In City Mrs. Howard Higginson or Ar- on the ice with their yachts for ac- Attending were Geraldine Finn- Isabella Ciu.ni, Maria Cinmbroni, Si'., 52, of SO/i Ocean nvenut', shot MnnnK'1!' Arm.^tinniT Mondny, 1-1 thu' place and Miss Alma Vom- tion over the week-end. In the lead cesconi, Antoinette GiiiTUto, Julin. I Mnriu M;mcaiuso, Therr.sa Luri- prr cent of th*! KiWfl box ofllrc rr- Uccinelli, Grace Mnrtinollo, Ncllli: hiin?rir thuuigh I he. heart with a Steeg of Tower Hill avenue have was the Commodore, Robert Wll- snno, The-rosn HutHni, Civita Pc- i revolver Tuesday morning. He. wasct'ipl/i with ;i K'i,u;int^prl tniiiimuiii ( returned home from a two-week cox, with his Humdedum; sailing Madurc, Mary Cnprioni, Anna 13az- J George and Giovanna Figaro. i fomul by his son, James Peters, rental of $20,000 for th*1 usn of r'nri- . vacation at Nassau, the Bahamas. the small course in front of the zaro, Josephine Piazza. Tlirn>i.>a j The sick committee is ronipnsn! !jr., and 4iis daughter-in-law. Mr. vrntion hall fiiiflitornim, nnd -J-^/mO They arrived a,t Newark airport club-house to the limits of Shallow Rulllni, Antoinette Boncoro, Civita of Concetta Amato, Anna Hicra, j Peters was a civil engineer <'»nd a I for the rollinfr fhalr, beach chair Saturday night. Point. Measurements taken on this DeGcorge, Josie Pietro, Bessie Ma- | antl umlirplla conocsalon.1*. le tto, Maria Ciambroni, Anna Pcr- Maria Vassalottl nnrt Cecelia Tala- • descendant o! one oi the city'a old- Kit EUitli R. Smith ol McLaren body of ice showed an average rico. jest families. The Kendo orKanlfition, long Ui»*n- etrcet spent New Years with her thickness of four inches. Closely ric, Julia Garofolo, Maria Carutso, Marianna DeLuca, Cecelia Talcrico, The retiring officers are Geraldine tifled with motion picture and otlior daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and following the Commodore came the Francoaconi* preflirlcnl; Julia HPI1!- CIVICS HI MTU TO SON. tntertninment activities in lint .if Shr-u-,- Concctta Amato, C'oncetta fnlan- 'b- last week. Mrs. Smith spent the over the shore-line dyke; the X.L.- opnr:itpit six motion picture Ui*'.v rn.. n> »h« Mancnruso, Angelina Figaro, Gic- CI,OSKI» IV JAM AltV view hoapitnl. rest of the week-end with her oth- N.C., owned by Capt. F. Bliss Price; ivvn in Aabury Park. Including thn .it mish. n t vnnna Figaro, Jennie Figaro, Marie er daughter and son-in-luw, Mr, and the Snow Flake, owned by Capt. The Monmouth County Historical Paramount, whlrh facos Convrn- Palandrano, Kama Maria Antonio. M;\V NAVKSIXK HKSIDKNT [ IJ" tcivefi Jlrs. Charles W. McLaren of I'asa- Price and Past Commodore Frank association, 70 Court street, Free- tion liall across thr hnardwiUU. Madelena Ronmno, Anna Kiccn, Mr. and Mrs, George Holland, dena, Md. Luther, and the Princeton, owned hcld, will be flosed (hiring Jnnu- I NnvesinU, fire parents of a girl Tlic bids wrvc submitted In Uiv. by Capt. Frank Johnson and sailed Maria Riwso, Laura Longo, Mnriu nry, it was nnnounc*d today by W. Mr. and Mrs. Mitty Aschettino of Bisszaro, Josio DePierro; Frances J horn Saturday nt ilivervicw liospi- nflnio of Long I'nrU, inc., A Hrade 77 Barker uvenue, Shrewsbury, MUs June Elizabeth Holliday by Capt. Kenneth Adams. »S. Holnirs, director. 'lal. company. have returned from a three wceliB' Other smaller boats are rigged vacation at Fort Lauderdale find Miss Holliday, who lives with her and on the course. In Class E arc Miami, Fla. While there they visit- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-the Snow Bird, the Snow Drift and ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Micloeh liam H. Blnlock of Atlantic High- the Snosv Squall. Flicker, a Class and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CimaUi, lands, was graduated from Red D recently purchased by Kenny formerly of Red Bunk. Dank Catholic high school in 1915, Woodruff, of Goose Neck, made her A NEW YEAR ... A NEW NAME . . . BUT, THE SAME | Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of 10 and is a junior nt the College of first appearance with the local fleet Wharf avenue arc the parents of Mount St. Vincent-on-the-Hudson. and has the distinction of being the a son horn Friday at Munitiouth Ensign Keen Is n graduate of At- first craft to sail the course out- "OLD" BUSINESS ... THE SAAME "OLD" OWNERS! Memorial hospital, lantic Highlands high school and side Shallow Point. She was piloted Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Esposito of the University of Virginia. For the from tho south shore opposite the 28 Oakland street arc tile parents past year and one-half Ensign clubhouse to the mouth of Black- WE'VE BEEN "GOOD HOUSEKEEPING" FOR YEARS ... NOW WE'RE of a daughter born Sunday at Mon- Keen has been on sea duty in the berry creek and found good ice all moulh Memorial hospital. Western Pacific. He is attending the way. Venturing toward the Mr. and Mrs. Louis ghcard of 12-1 tho navy's school on electronic ma- Rumsoa shore, however, the ice \\ n River street arc the- purenU of a terial nt Snn Francisco, Cal. was too thin for safety us a lead son born Sunday at Munmouth that skirted that shore all lust week Memorial hospital. had only been closed two days, Red Bank Thumps Two E-Clnss craft appeared Sat- BETTER HOUSEKEEPING Miss Grctchen Roinarlz, daugh- ter of Dr, and Mrs. Paul V, urday afternoon, tile PeeWcc, new- RcinarU of 11 Vista place, will re- ly built by Elmer Plancy, and the turn to Agnes Scott college, Atlan- Rumson High Five Zip, owned and sailed by tho. HERE AFTER ... GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP WILL BE KNOWN AS ta, Ga., after spending the holidays Tho Buccaneer bnsketocn of Red youngest among the fleet's skippers, with her parents. Sgt. Major Kugcn Bunk high school found the range David Clapp, eight-year-old son of Rcinartz, son of Dr. and .Mrs. on Rumson high school's court Pilchard Clapp, retiring commodore Rcinartz, will return to Porter Tuesday night and emerged with of 194". Ca.ntnln Davic has handled military academy, Charleston, S. C. his own tiller and sailed alone since BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP, INC. Ilirlr ijreatesl point tolal thus Far Mi-, and Mrs. Edward M. Kelly, in the season, The Bulldogs suffered lie was four years old, which, doubt- Jr., ii John street, are the purcnis a 05 to 27 thumping. less, is some kind of a record, of a son born Tuesday at River- Richie Mastria, forward, led the Weather permitting, the scrub view hospital. victory march and Individual scor- races of the past week-end will ic- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Faoeo, ing with 14 points. He was trailed solvc into scheduled events for en- 08 Weat Bergen place, are the par- by Fred Mazzucca and Jack Wit- suing Saturdays and Sundays. Fieri ents of a son born Sunday at koski, ouch 'of whom tallied 13. Captain Clnpp has already worked Rivci'vlew hospital. For the Bulldogs, the lone consist- out his schedule and posted the ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcndtao, ent ace was Bob Janice, who had events on the bulletin board. 301 bridge avenue, are the parents 12. At a meeting of the club Monday of a daughter born Tuesday at Although Coach Frank J, Plngl- night plans were made for tho en- Riverview hospital. tore removed his varsity five from tertainment of a host of skippers ,A daughter was born Satuidiy the firing line enrly in the third and yachts from the Eastern Ice to Capt. and Mrs. Enslcy M. White, quarter, the Rumsonians were far Yacht Association territory. These Jr., of Alexandria, La. Capt. White outclassed and could no nothing will appear the week-end of Janu- is the son of Mr. and Mra. Enslcy to craEc the big load. The half-time ary 24-25 and will be one of the big AND HERE'S PROOF OF OUR BETTER HOUSEKEEPING WITH THIS AMAZING M. White of St. Nicholas place, [led score found Red Bank leading 36 winter sports event of this section Bank. to 6, and by the third semeslor of the country. Being held on the Mis3 Louella Frey K; Smith street, things Vi.'trl I up little, South Shrewsbury river, the two g p clubs located there will shalu the social reporter for The Register, Bank still outdistancing the Bull- suffered a broken right wist In honors of host, they being the Lon» dogs, 41 to 14. Branch Ice Boat and Yacht club fall Saturday morning on the icy Red Ban!t made It a cleaa sweep ' sidewalk on White street. She le- and the lee Yacht division of Rum- c.eivcd mcdienl treatment at River- by taking the second team game, son Country club. view hospital and later the bones 37 to 20. Charlie Patterson was An Invitation is being sent Rum- were reset by Dr. II. M. Rudnicit. high scorer, netting ton points. son members to meet with Long Tho arm will be put into a cast KE1) HANK r, Branch club's regatta committee this week. Miulrln. f 6 Monday evening to complete nr- Clwulwicl;, f 0 Mrs. Mary Naulty of Herbert M:uzuccn, f R rangements for what is expected to street ig a surgical patient at Mon- Schmidt, f 0 be ft long-remembered event for Foster, c 1 Eastern Atlantic Seaboard yachts- moutli Memorial hospital. Vaiti. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mastza of Month, r. ., men. 258 Pearl street are the parent* of Tuspfinn, K. - REG. SALE WilUoslii. B. REG. S A 11 a daughter born Tuesday at Mon- Doolrj', v Two Local Men SAVE ON OUR CLEARANCE OF FLOOR SAMPLES mouth Memorial hospital. West 19.95.. 16.95 Miss Lois Conover of Leroy place Make "Hall Of lame" TABLE CONSOLE 169.50.. 99.50 returned yesterday from St. Peters- JtUMSON burg, Fla. She joined her parents, F r Edward D, Campanclla of Rum- MODELS 21.95 MODELS Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Conover Srai-n. f I .1 son, and W. T. S. Crlchflcld of Red Miiitoit, f. .-. 359.50.. 259.50 and her brother, Jackson, in Palm Kuutiln*c. f. Bnnk will be two of tho I!) dis- 37.95 . . 00 Beach, December 21, and spent her DoVUd. f tinguished motor champions of 20.95 Christmas holidays, cruising Flori- Con way, f. .. 1941 who Monday will be enrolled RADIOS . . SAVE UP TO 100 Cnnfirkl, c. . da waters with them on board thoir Olnytnn, r. .. In motor boat racing's Hall of Kamc yacht Pythagoras. Mr. and Mrs. Jump', j: at a luncheon at the Belmont ON NATIONALLY KNOWN MAKEREG. S SALE Conover will remain in Florida for Rictn»lmiui, %', Plaza hotel, New York, by Gulf Oil Hnllicnn, c the winter, returning to Red Bank Alberts, g. .. corporation. about the first of May. This will mark the seventh year WASHING 99.50 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Birkhcad IWerrf, Moorllcnc! : umpire, CucineUoj this company has singled out for and children, Sheryl and James, of tiiiUT, Ihiuhcn; acini-cr, Wnncn, this honor the outstanding motor Landovcr Hills, Md., have returned boat raccr3 of the previous year. 119.95 home nftcr spending the holidays Each such person is awnuleu a MACHINES 134.50 with Mrs. Birlthcad'e parents, Mr. scroll of membership In this body, nnd Mrs. Lyle K. White of Branch Catholics Lose which is made up solely of persons avenue. who set now world's records, won VACUUM SWEEPERS If you want a new washing machine, this is o wonderful opportunity 1 Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien To Lakewood outstanding trophies, or won more to purchase one at great savings! end family of West Front street races than others In their .particu- Long lasting . . . efficient . . cuts house Red Bank Catholic'* basketball returned from a two weeks' vaca- lar clue. cleaning time . . . gives your rugs and tion at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Miss team was a kind host to the Lake- Maureen O'Brien, daughter of Mr. wood high school quintet last night, SLASHED BY INTRUDER, furniture longer life! and Mrs. O'Brien, who is n leading lcralnE to their guests, 39 to 25, as 1918 Olympic swimming candidate, Bob Pine, Ronnie Curtis nnd Herb Harry Lussey, 70, who operates • REG. SALE attended the Eighth Annual Na- Kurinsky led the Pincr.i with a a store on route 4, Howell town- tional Women's Aquatic forum and steady offensive. ship, four miles south of Freehold, 79.50 participated In an exhibition meet, Danny Welch was the Catholics' was taken to Fitkin hospital last 49.95 only high scorer, his nine points night by the Howell township state winning tho 50-mcter backstroke 54.50 event. Miss O'Brien will compete In tying Curtis for high scoring hon- police after his neck was cut by an 39.95 tho Olympic trials this spring at ors. Events started off easily intruder in the store. According to Detroit. enough. Lakewood taking a 7 to 4 police, a man entered the store and TANK TYPE Miss Ginger Doremus of West advantage In tho first quarter and after making a purchase, slashed REG. SALE Front street has returned to Bar- adding a point for an 18 to 14 lead the owner. Mrs. Lussey called po- at intermission. The Caaey attack lice. Police are not sure of the nard college, where she Is a. sopho- folded in the final half, however, 74.50 more. type weapon used, but believe it 49.95 Lakewood scoring comfortable mar- was a knife. They arc looking for MIB» Maydawn DeVoe of Reckless gins In each of the last chapters. place has returned to Women's col- the assailant. Physicians at the lege, University of North Carolina, The home town second team of- hospital took 24 stitches in Lussey's "Deepfreeze" Crtansboro, where she is a sopho- fered, some measure of satisfaction, neck. His condition is serious, it more. Harkness DcVoe will return however, by taking the visiting jun- was reported by hospital authori- tomorrow to St. Andrew's at Mia- ior varsity men, SI to 21. Tom Fran- ties. FREEZER dlctown, Del. sconi sparked the attack with a Thomas Irving Brown of 480 nifty 17-point total. 2 STORAGE BARRELS CLUB SOLE SPONSORS. LISTED BELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF River Road, Fair Haven, editor REG. SALE and publisher o£ The Register, has Hiimaon Vets Obtain Curtis W. Burgess, vice president of the Veterans Social club, states THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES j been confined to bed for the past Higli School Gym several days with grip. that the Community Welfare drive, 450.00 ON SALE! The Rumson Veterans organiza- a atory of which appeared In the 299.50 Miss Judy Flnelli, daughter of Reg. SALE Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finelll of tion met last night at their club- December 28 issue of The Register, 6 Foot Home Freezer 1^ 179 Maple avenue, was maid of house on the Avenue of Two Riv-is "being sponsored solely by this SUN LAMPS 39.95 29.95 honor at the recent wedding of ers. William Hong presided nnd club and la not combined with any REG. Sale Mica Mary Kecne Power of Holll- announced that the club had ob- other organization." He adds in his tnincd use of Rumson high iichoo! statement thnt "funds raised by 239.50 ELECTRIC HEATERS 9.95 6.95 daysburg, Pa, Tho bride nnd Miss gymnasium each Thursday night. 209.50 Finelll were classmates in Central means of this drive will directly BED LAMPS 1.98 GAS RANGES high school, Scranton, Fa, The Vets will continue their win- benefit Community welfare organ- ter juvenile program by conduct- izations, especially those committed I ing an athletic program for the to ths advancement of the youth ELECTRIC IRONERS HEAT PADS 4.95 3.50 OIL and GAS COMBINATION W.C.T.U. MEETING. borough's youth between 7 and 8 program." "IRON RITI" p. m, on those nights, with volley- COAL and GAS COMBINATION The Red Bank Women's Chris- REG. SALE tian Temperance Union, mot Tues- ball leagues for club members us- RED BANK BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE ing up the remainder of iiviinn 24 159.95 thing You Need. 89.95 MAX'H Bar -1 • HEAT CONTROL Worden rcsldcnco Tuesday, Fcb- Lose Tu Long Branch Ci-atf'n fleviuBtre* !M 124.95 luary 3, Red Bank's Klslln Indians Mon- Stobie'* Bar $'\ Others present were Mrs. Hor- day night visited Long Branch tr> Twin plnrr ....{W ace Vine, Mrs. Lewis N. Errick (lrllll Construction n miff or a 64 to 61 thumping by the Michntl'g Bur 'i'J son, Mrs, Millie Patterson and Y.M.C.A. there, as Joe Mcglll nntl i'h 11'B Atlnntlc Hui-vluc 1H Mrs. DoWItt C. F. Randolph, Mickey Silver led a high scoring KHI'H Tnvtrn 1 I KUI'M HurbeiH 11 attack to outdistance Phil Sakowlte AruiTii'it Hnr 10 and Tom Vcttcii, Kisllu »lnr«, nnoTiimmoon MEETING. 290 CLUB The Brotherhood of tho Presby- 0. P.rviiu> S18, J, Acvrra 212. R l.uiiU' BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP, FIHllSltATION TO MEKT coy U», V. JnniH HI, K. Cuile, 231, I), terian church will meet next Mon- Tho Monmouth County Fedcrn- Atorrn 208, .1. Onttn, 207, 221. 177— day night In the church suolal hull. tlon of Sportsmen's cluba will (iOli ,1, Timiork 211, II, Kill] 211, 179, 46 MONMOUTH STREET 156 BROADWAY Thomas S. Field, Jr., Llncroft, will 814—6001 A. Oabnm 211. W. Win 210, meet tomorrow night nt Frank's K. Klni'lm 225. V. Do Kmlo 'JIS4, 1HI, OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS »P?iUi(.0fl."J''.rom.Mldu]ctDWn to Red hnr, Fourth nvenue nnd Broadway, ion—nm: A. Qulmhy »a», 210, l;i— RED BANK PHONE 6-3536 LONG BRANCH PHONE ti-0«7l) Bank yl» Tho Florida Boom," Long Branch. 117: A, MIIIIIII'U 2IJ, 11, SCIUJ.MI 211, J. Mnthmky 201. Page Fourteen KED HANK REGISTER, JAXUAUV S, 1SUS FOR SALE FOR SALT BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES WANTED AUTOMOBILES MOVING AM) HAULING. Attlci snd CESSPOOLS AM) septic tanks, clsined. 4'ITEN'MUN poultrrmen fii-mcr*. Dutch MAUl.il L dt;!. .V AK1 L, Uuy-nei GREEN MOUNTAIN natatots; , hivfl you «ny poultry to o* nnd rjt it raw, baled; also lar^t 4re*ied, if fou nave, let Ui do it fu' 4nd •vrvict rae«r(tu«rter» Phnnt ulrn-fS tivii-fc- room tuiKs. mnplr- vnsliing machines, refritfcrntore, ind Louis Showers, BOA 46«, R. F. I).. insulltd. Robert Albe, Port Monmouth t]ii,i[itily of pumpkins. Call Harrj HhoiK Kennnburtt 6-0137. , jrou. Ptycr poultry Firm Nmtb strwt Hank 7JI7 _^___ <;ilnly. ilplttiilfi fi.7704 •ft»r__4 i^_ ni_ holt Hr-fk. ni;iT>tp diniiic mom it ml ;ulir>b. All KUnrantccd producLion. Call KutonLown. Phone Aabury Park 2« 't U thway li'i, o|ipnr.ite ^liddlctonn il/J. _ ULJfc'IOM pl'jWUjtf. dlicintf. niivviiiM, amt- Went Keantuurg, N J phone Kearr VOUlt SlTRKi.LA is nn"!n"divniunr K'HT- dim it. n If, white ditiiiik' i'(»"ni changed foiitiiit «n;e- a:iJ %vt vii e lire Co. I'bniic litd Bnnk 6-3^1».. vesting, t:e« pu.llng. ground ricar- r mctil, Fly ltd just for you, b:\trd on IMer Hunt .lr«:Kn. l.rdr. ITrtJCK POIt HIKE, ulfh ilrivn. Ex- '.eipii (, M rV (.;. [Uvii- tiiulh>> *. tt'ii ,\:- Ttr ,»up. MENTTJU lT~m RECTt— »Ty <'c nil wool r itreftt. Red Bank,_6-Ci 1I5JII. M...ir I.e. Hunk r at' poslri!!ir<, first utrcrt tn riulit. i]fK nnd clov Broad rial steel window framei, ucc On- About 14 irrif liQy'i pnnti, f2.UTi. Sn**<*i/» US'KLLE Ii£COKATIN(t acrvivf. Paper- Dod,* job-rattd tru'-Ks. .itithun/eii In-Void "at ""itu.iiie iiuction LADY'S SOUTHERN fox coat, sitr U. Perth Ambwy_ 4-ltta2. anytime, face. Answers to nanii- n "\Vr*iy." antB shop, SO West Front_»trcpt. iitfliiH. plflin nnd dicsrativ* piinling. PATR OFKABBIflioumia. Muit be we!. iervi"e, modern atrvi^ otaiinti. frank 4/ in JahliJiry 'IW, IU1H, X:3fl a. hi. lit- yf:i>r old. l^lld. Too small for Call Ked i3twiK Van SycklH, ) 4H West Krunt street. Red h&bt seen December li, \*'i'> nl - (•• in Kcd Bank C-069Z. Office, 20 Mount trahied. Phone Bed Bank 6-0337J-2. on West street, Red Bank. KcMtii t<> WE BUY AND SELL, snythingl ll(iu.«"hol.l runiiKhlnffF. I'hc iinijirrty "f icr. I'honc Red Hank 6-3613-VV, or fi-'J4T8. Superior Klnor VVeiinB Hank. tvp»t ut M«im* avenue. n Mr. and Mr*. Dnvirt I1. Illckf. I*. 0. Hnx Mrs. ('•r-nrgm ILum, 2C6 Fair Haven at rpft. „___ USgl> FHCJfIT"and renr doora for bun- H. 11, Southa.'.S' , 2*2 WWc*l s-.rerl. Content! of hnmm, atnrrt, estetfi, Co. Private home our tuccialty. nl. 133, l-iiir Hnvrn. For unpaid »tora««. id, F»ir Mn^ri. INCOME TAX SERVICE—Office houreT •alow, one each. Muit have iniHlt 13.ti.lt, »f Call Bed lJ t»Ilari, nttici, china, g Ian ware, in- Miinfielil's Storji;:n Wiin-hoiiM:. fi Enst 1 until 6 each afternoon. Each even* glass windows in tops. Sizes: front 3 US tli CAH SELl.tiKb, Hill pi/ LULUSi'UT KEKKIKKRATOR, lix cubic AUlU I.OANti, uv«i LOST—Cut, Urge, b.ark, while mouth, tiquct, »rt object* and all bric-a- _ _._AlI.intii' HiBhlan)!^ foot, running condition, $75. Photic ft, exctut Sundays, 7 until 8. Rich- feet by « feet, S inches; rear: 2 feet 8 tiyheit ca*h prict lor your JI»4 pa»*s. stomach, f em air. from Mor<- car iulci rinBi.ted fur any amount, 15 ard K. Luker, accountant, Hitfhwev 36, inches by € feet % Inches. Fhone Mon- brac. Kiucil'i, 2b East Front tircit. (tf)NE OUT Ol'" ".iiuinciui, 25*;:-. t.» 50', Red Hnnk 6-3*S33-M.« uinnth* to pay, Sescuast Kinanr* Com- car. I>*rk9.ra Salti * Serviri, moulh Beach, vicinity Omn avenue, oiT on th« foUowiriK npiilinnrr s: llelford. Phnnt K--KnBL>arn 6-OQah. niouth Bench t-Uiiia-W tvtningi. KiulroHtl avtnuc, CtiUt-nl iivetiut. Lib- FH, lix cubic [uot, POICE- puny, 6t> Broad •trcut. Red Bank Harding road, jl Bruad •Lr4»tt. Broilers, rolTco nm^crs includintr Man- Inin box. seven years old, running GAKBUUETORS and maj(neto» rebuilt. irtO LAR(.E RUGS, lSalfi, or one rug eral reward, J'hore Monmouth Beach Phone Kori Hn Phun* Kid iiank MX. iinK-'townirn and .Stinlif>am CofTrc M»s- onriition, 13.".. John Lone. Shrewsbury (Juick factory workmanihiji. DOUKISB 12x25 to 12x30. Used, Domestic tt 1.4633.M. GOLOEN KKTRIEVER pupi. Born Srp. (!•; lnrt.p«, lir:ain^r puds, <-!rrlric |if«t- _,N brtAL t'UN'iHAIy'riJh nml <.'tt-.BUuuU Klcctric Co., 35 East Front street, Red Orientnl, but must be In ifood condition. nvenur, sixth house above Brndlcy> cleaned j carting and umdim., u>i FOUND—Rack nf *'n;r V'itw srhooi, I'r- rmhfr 21. 1047. Sited by SheiUr r», Hot iilato, jrrills, ciirprl awt P.UTR Hank. Phone 6-0128. Phone Red Bnnk 6-1040. \IOHii YOLK CAW *U'er nard 7 l>u yuur Cove King, only full brother to Shelter toll, manure, fl!' dirt, cinder*, gnvil and rtmbcr 1 <), old f em air brnRJe, Mark, run*. I (dry, n't urn. fir.,) romhination tXECTIi;C MOTOR rebuilding ii our (Itt— Full size. Must be In uood enn- wfitttla ttlimimy \,tl un uorret-t the brown nnd l>lue tick. Call Rtd Hank Cove Menuty. 1Q44 National Field Trinl i'UT 81X1VK nnd 30-calloi water tank, land. CstlmKtCrv given. Phont Red Bans Huth tisod six months, rhone Ked business Call ui for n. N i Rumson 1-0647-R. axle and frame straiafiitttuiiK eg'iiurnetit. LOST— Bclwfcr, 1'eecmher 26 and 29, n-hn i» by (JiltwHy Strike, one of the nw, Most in oiiRinnl rartons. Phone fit. Red Bank. Phone fl-0128. Krcitcftl Uoldrm in Lhe country, hf Ua- ItAUlATOR core. Will fit l-'ranh Vuu Sy:k!e, 14^ Went rrunl lady's Kold watch, with black cord, Cranqhiirg fi.nfi34-M. DlSCHAKfiK ['APERS photomutbd, li kotA June, who li " ALL-MIUT'OSr. «Ins» ahowrirs"'>a. WALLPAPER HANGING, ptfnttr U•!• im II injililtnv Atl^jju lam Hnnlt-f National Champion, Shelter Cov« Hcautjr, Ackci'snn, Holmdel road, Hailct. Phonn itr*(.*t, lU'dBnnk. WANTED TO RENT Bank.* An cxctntiatiftUy nlc« group of pup* Cost IlLlS t'.x months nK». Iloth (or ind decorator. Specializing In rt* 7 LUSi'—Siring smbet Rotary lifntt* im p_2 UUY AND *ell tecund-hitiid duthea; AUTOMOBILES ANliTi Jd^fl7i7^u7n whose blood linci cannot b« beat, J. ::L KOUK OR FIVE-ROOM apartment, or Alth YOU LOOKINfi lor the Fountain roust bn in cood condition. 1. Ker* modeling of btthroomi, kitchens montrii, t» p,.y. tk0.U<> tlica, hi,rli LOsT—TwrT snTallcTvelopts. rnnuininj; MlCKOi'Hf)NE. flfrtrnVvoirf " Car'dVnx yrs, HiKhwuy 35, opi'oxite Middle- vanized. Call n» for »n estimate on cn, outdoor! or indoors, RUIDI, boats, ISO REWARD! Permanent residence rnck body, like new; nnty 11,'HXi milt-s. lame sums of money. January 3. be- mo'le! flt'f), rlnn mill in linish. "on-ofT" town Firp Co, Phone Red Bank 6-8313. any sheet m«tnl work, J. V. MoKart, 73 furniture, cabinets, 21 modern tuiurn, I-'OU INSUKANCK ol ail kind* <•« K V urgently needed by icliablu [inrly Wiiittr Ark^i-bUK. IInzlvl. l'hone Key- twren Pinrktify Road. Hrond Rtrrft nnd witeh, tnblr atnmi. Dged PiXTURKS—"Showrns", mhlcn, •helving, K nlHel, UiVff I'tn^i, Re.) Hull... Leon Levintnn, Hardware, '1 West, Front R. II. Smut. l«wia buildttiK. 77-7» four, five o* six rooms, unfurnished tmrt 7f)*iO3U imstoflicr. Substnrti.il reward. Write, itnrK. $1.' ; ;ils'> CiniK ^, H fluorescent lights, Sutton's, f>i Broad lied Bnnk 6-0708-M, or EaioT\- *tr«1. Red Hank. I'hone fi-SPHD, iind itrpfft lovn Stwherry utortl house cr apartmenL, Ked Bank or vi- "Lot," HOT 611. Red ll«_<..___ Splicer U. V. Cnrlon. 31 Cf nnd Sll.Sfi. Some in rnna. innrkcd. Kendy to leave mother. Phone W tv t'AY higHai tinic* tar yuur iiuut- East Front gtrect. Phone Bed Binh 3J_iJii-K utter li p, m., Tfiuradny. oil liurner mntots, pump motori, tLc. THREE-BEDROOM unfurnished hou«e ing liuto accident. Decetiilier 23, Gar- F, Carlon, 31 Center street, Ilumnon. ltf,l Uank 6-1364-J. try. Write or phone, Lunu Mranch (IK MOK'K.AiirJ iJttna ••« » V K H riiOT'MY NK\V"l\i47 Uniek. will'ie.! field nvenup ni.il Memorial drive, Long HOUKIUS Klfctric Cn., 3.1 East Front or apartment in vicinity of r'ort Mon- utrcrrt Vhnnn Rtd Bank fl-012R. ONE PAIR French doori, 5*x 6" open- 150U, H'j North Broadway, Long Branch Stout. U«ri* budding, 77-79 (frosd my 19-11 Notice viry i^asoniiblc. It i.1 Brunch, Phnnr Riimson 1 •(•.">3!* or 1* vrncrr; also Dutch /.wirkl't IJv* I'oultty Market. mouth. Cnll Efltontown 3-1060, e.\teii- in excellent fhiipf, Cull :i:h;i Chelit>a 1 hnnl id 03Z. .. Rfwnril.* kLKC'IKIC WOTtlRS—Now «1 li n v e UUftNTfAM ELFXTU1C rmlintnr, nti'iue h rotir.fi hnrilvrnm.. lion 373; nfter 7 ;». m. extension 4flfi. plenty of new 1-6, 1-4, 1-3, 1-3 H. only twin*-, lliirpnin, J10. I'hune AY UAlih>h MR her, Hotm- liHions; convenittit terma. J, and L. sednri. hyilronii.tic, drivui by oi-;«iniil t.UiT.a ^raff. ph»i\p_ Hf-d Bank fi-SHfl.' Red Bunk S-012K, i f SO (o Ashury Pnrk, Phone Hcd Unnk 6- English (ypp birvrlr, I wn 5pecdn, S2.V Used only three monthsmon. . CosCott 1301 , •lei. N. .1 t'lionn fi3Ul. Oonstruction Co.. Highway 35, Kcyport. 3M4>R. nwriLr a'.ijUiJ ini.fs, cxufiitnt comlitiur, LOST—LAIlT'S blfu-ii umbrella wild I'hnnn Riimnoi. I-ftBHS-R. __ _ will hulull fof r $15 eachh. SplendiSldidd ffor I'hone K«yport_7-j!_i77. fully eiiuiHU'd. Car mutl Ic seen mid K amber handle Fri'In>- morning. Jununry PLYWOOD—"i", »i". V. Cingt JOHN HONATO MIVHUri iirxl plii'itt: ;nu m fhiliiren'R toys. Phone Mm, West, Red contractor, Ilcadden'a Corner, Midi he* J riven lo iif)prt>citi.i-. Will HJIC rifli't, 2f|, nn Hnrn l.us, in Ij'sfwrtt *n nr Red ilnom, • nerinl 149.1,0; No. 1 Per- SOLTfi STAl^TK" Storkllnr rrlb. full l\w, KWiffTTMACHINES repolred, Free in- HOIIERN APARTMENV, three or with npiinrs nnd vvalf nuoof nnil- Hank fi.inm-H/ Kiwti. P. O. Dox ri• Co., Silversidfi nvenue, Little Silver. mcdintcly for three ml.ilti. Phnno 1937 "HillCK" SKI»A'Nr7ndnrTn^~heTtV '1 UKOU'N SKJIlT iiist. Kinder plcnse re- friKfrnloPB, llillh»-ay 35. I'honc MM. «Ix wlitfls. J-.Sd. I'limic Rt-(i Hank turn to Mrs. Uimpcl, Schultc-United, rrtrnif, tn irnu-l coniliiicin. I'honc Mid- tiept. phitnp fiia _Ho_.t _ Hank ART"HiJU K. HOVCE. puintliiK 'cantrnu. # Lumber Cn s UP Helmont avtntie, Keansburg «-y38^. . 6-0•,«',)-W, John Jiyatr, 1'arl.tr avLnut, fllftQWll .".»H SO. I'llfel IfhlH'i 1'itlCKb puiii lor mn~, . tor, exterior nnd interior pnintlng, es- Itcd Bank.* __ Long Branch, l'hon« Long Branch L'oSlE ANl>"'"(iBT~your~bIonii" nvEihoirnny metal and paper. Ootl's, junk denlt-r. tim;ites siiniilied on In rite or small jobs. GIRUS PLAID COA'I, KIZK J li— J I, hnt I" LO.SJ"—Monjircl 'inir, with tan and C-S40Q, ludtnom set ut. Swixrtn's Furnitiiro iH SmvwH.mry nvuti'ii.*. Itcd Hniik First, i-liibB wurk by practicnl painters. fW*rTROnfSi»h ihr Ttt4"i~IUICK 'S7i-i-i"fil" "KiliihiTte7~Vefy mntrh, oxrrllf id coinll liu . rrnsoniibic. furnished moms, In or within ten milts white, rntst, ihcwt hair. Aliswrm to ntnir, nn Lhf budget plan, A smull .fi7-R. Will call, ine Runisnn 1«HBB6. _ ___ Kooil co nil it ion, nidio, hrau r, six-l'Iy Pliorl i UotiiU r M_Mr.in*J^ f from Itcd Unnk. Rent must lie reason- "Skip." tni; number Sfl-i'.H, J'hnne UT'TA WArfo^fliTuTT'HTTrTiitriTic, H. , tt, "n piiytiiuiL will ttikc it linmc. HiK>iwiiy (jtCNEIlAL coii'.ructur. tu|i dull, fill dm MOVING l)ONB.*very *cTeap""uT Tf*lahri tins, ri'JiKiuniirc. Apuly lihi Oakland Bud Bank C-2250. , K tA*llGBR~WnMEN. " able, Best of references* Phone Miil- K. 1>. Lcntillion, Mid- :i"p, urMTfiU- Mi'lilltltiwn Fire Co. Fhtmu cindtra, iftjivt't. munuti- • «!••*'» w -nd II rot he rM o; Sdiwurtz Auction Room, r atjrt* et. It L> f 1 Hank. L0ST-4tnsl>' CoiWr S|iiinie.i male, an- f"Ct cnndltion. Jnnilm r\tv dli>tf)wn_. >-0;i,S6-M,_ ___ ( dle! own. It..I Hunk ) "'"" for tale. Lionel Sinidii. Plione lied Bunk phnne IU-1 Uitnk 6-MIZ. FORli, Vaav'^SRhAN. nuw rear eTuf, swrrs to name "Huppy." Children's to si7.r fiO fu nn!y fJ.JIS, .•'11 BUN VI FOUli OR I'lVE bed iron m home in vi- pet. Reward. Call Botkin, Vox Hill, ULADIOM HULHS. Now 100 for II \h\\\. .Sr, V Sll will lie henrec this summrr. cinity of Rumson, Fair Haven, or r tires and r;ulio. A>I\:I>UE Tor <|ilick ftair. poatpnld, Treated for i inter Btornjit Hnnl.. _OjMH»5llc_Riv WELDING AND MACHINE work, Shrewsbury. Hcntal 1200 to 52. i0 jicr F MiiUIIctown mtiiitc (or Din- ciistoinors. IRON MAILINGS 'or porches, itn;r- Will snerlflt-e a) ?27- ., l'hniic Atlniitic * LO^T~Suini~of"T>e"aVl!."Tlc(]'Hiirroa"(. lirillinnt variegated ornngt. Beautiful in \-!jAfi(iIi ANh "xTiinc twii.wiiy fi I'.w.l:. KcfriKcrHlr>r, Highway 5.1. •leclrlc and acctyltnc, prompt month, Adilrrss reply lo Mr. Stanley Ilitcbliimls 1-I6.*,-U.» " flower liedn or bouquets. Dufold & Tri- wiiyd, etc. MH'II to order bf Si*. liruwn, VnnrierblU Hotel, Pnrk avenue, or King's Highway. MirMTrtown or K'\rr\r% fnr ?;1..'JO ; nmchinery* . Why not •ervlc* by Setdrjrf Company, 'IQ BUICK, iu;i7"fuut-il()or srdun, radio 1111.I fold. Co.. Trrnlnn, 4. Ht fnr Jl'.Ti'i: corsrllrltfs dor( Compfiny, 20 yean at !J Wflt iieiglihnrhooil nl Bcllcvue nvemie, Hum- |il,'i< old worn nut will) nru- New York City. ! hen tn. tin re new tires, Kuotl cor • kuu iihl MOJtt; nnd pup less for you SIM'IC. All liy Mf—iT-.i in ye in m V Weil atrctt. Kcd Bank. ton. Sfnlimciitiii vnlue. Jlcwmd, Write, li<((ii(- ,tul imvc, MWUHetowu Uc- ttt'ect, Kul Bnnk, Thon* 6-'ii8U. COIIPTJB AN'it SMAUi bftby wnnt nmnll ] diLion. ?.'i«0, or l«st offer. Phone R- • fresh cni[i, Irolltra, slew ing ctiicKtnx l*riit. Si HIT, "l\i SliiPii Phona C-JI89. Kluv;ty ;::>. Phunc Middlc- furnished npttrtmcnl in Rid Bunk or Bank 6-17Hlt-\V. Ijt'.wpcn 0 and Bath avenue, l.ony llianc,.. NOW IS ""THE TJMK for alternliuni to jlUlCJK, I nil) nupcr ik'ht.xc ctnivtrtilile STTOor oVfO.SSO hnuxp triiilrr, nil FOR SALE r \ I r II punts «itli «tiii |IF *'7,r \.\ for Any s , York. I'liilco, mid N J .'hi»n# a:.»'.i « your house. We are qualified far miy coupe, $l! t;t.'>, find Iliui-1:, Ml-15 Suiicr aluminum, etftrtric rrfrittrnUor, bolt jol». No money down. Smnll monthly ( ? p l l i nr type. A HUlfe BOATS t,c|t,:.v, fimr-ilonr hcilim, 3'2.iy:». Iloth KH* Btovr, 194 7 model, rxcrllefit fi LAVVfM rtlN|( t'liln II run^'iiur.. r.~u"umiVif lmyments iitriinKcd. Kree csllniiitc. Middle town Itr.fm;- curs :irc in r.M't'llcnt coniliiion, fully BOYS RlCYCbti, 26-lnch: glrl> blcyclf, ilition. Cnn be scrn nt corner of N 3J. Phone Middlc- Called for niui delivurcd. Wilkiim Mo- I'licnt- Kcd i'link 6-44-14. Monmciuth sl(ir<~, 22" tor -S:il.^ Phiilie Kcd Hunk G00 UJ. Ask ciiu;p|i'd. Must see nnd drivr thorn tu 26-inrh, Alfa two Vox Terrier pup- 'niiin Spring ivunl nnil Clint nn nl; tlnnk.* C(iiistrn Co., Higlivvny 35, Hend- WHAIJKW>ATS—lionhle ""'I, !»H «'" I T.'IL Wr. BriMtiB. _ iiUlutci^tc. Will Iliniiiri'. A.-l miirk. pir», tint LhTfil'ff lU. 31.'I Itriiurb HVP- r fii--.i Co $*:*J5 rach. 16 South liny ivcn I'hotli.1 Luiif,' HntiirJi fi.(j.Mi"i-.J.* mic. LiUlc _SUvcr.* M!.ldlcti 1'ORCiI ENCLOSURES give use of 1^31 BUICK fctnfioii wals'cin, (our new XRI'WUKSr "HRlC-AVnitAC, furniture, BATHROOM outflli. Uii. IMiMi»L_»!l(lllcluii_.j. drivewitya. I'fler He I'ontp, 1M, V^urrU all winter Unitd MiUeriniH now ti!'(.>•, reiisoniililc, Photic Kcd Bunk ti< bought mid toUl. Soliu House Ad* At Ci»lini*» li'pt, sfdic, •J'jft Sh'Twlii'fy SMALL KMfillRON~"tiil>lfi mmlil rmlln. jry avenue. IMione tied Umk built-in cmt iron recces til bath* mi hinxl. No down pay mint. Ijtimli lilH4-_J. __ tlijues. (icors* Mnrtiu, ['I'OP, 71 tiltrewi* iivrtim. RMI Riinli. 1'hoi^ il-i^l, Open I l'i: IIHV 1'iifia raillo ami Vlctrnln montliIy payments nminKetl. Cnll Rrd tubs, automatic hot water henter*. tiKt'bi« ir.K »*ui(ir"u.'~iTr.y kTnu" iJuiTt REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 1910" NASH Ambiissmlor HKht. fully bury avenue, nt thn end of Monmouth nltrhts.* com hi nut ton niitnmntir rhtmiif r, t.'i'i; Hank 6-11 it. Free estimate. Miin- BtrccL. Phone Rtd Hank 6-3736, gm and tltctric, kichen cabinet! x\r\'* ii-c hkiites, S1T.PI B nml 7. $(; lady's by dny or con'iart. 'fobbing h npe> cqiiflMiM. f.iT.'t. Cull Krd Bank 6- SCHUI/IV.MlXUItV l.inrr Inuler, tlm-c niuuth Construction Co., Highway 35, l s|».rt nml. s-zc 14, $11'. Phono Rctl inlty. J C Mntvin £ Son, Itux AH, 4?l£l.^_iiftfr J._P.-_rn.J 'rltUiy._ __^ "I U'KWUll biili, aUOini niuulunvb HiiU and finkt, link and Inundry irayi, rornns. t;irufrni wlurlK, Nrlum dolly. Hr;itlden'h Corner. __^__^____ UAH AND KESTAUEtAN'L tn hotel; all offlct equlpmtnt, new and uied. Haul; Ii-'2I",.» e\fiird I'hone KtaniUuru 6-0691-4 of 193? TVVCMioUR I'lymonth se'dan, mo- pipe, Am«rlc»n t'recter 4 Av»pti* (o liietu>¥t liiddw. full Iv.ilnntnwu R- nt; icood location. Contarl tor ovprhimlpil, four new tire*, rndin^ bought, sold and repaired. Seriiico'l. 1201... Fr»nK*w t;:mii;..« ,i.\'MI'AIt\ KAI.K! Prices wl»shc«l tn RUGS AND UPHOLSTERY cleanil K. Weil End t'lnta. lit, DrluhLcn anc* Co.. Rout* 85 and Onkhlil nnd heater, Jl.iO, nr highest olTcr. HIS Monmouth !trctt. Red Hnnk. half on parlor Rein, riinMh; sets, avenue. !>onn Phntie Rfd unk UNl-roiNT rnHliil r nntiijticn, rond, MirHlctow WAKBHUUSE—Reiisonnble. LocHted in with miik'nrtic switrh nntl nccessoiici* l-'tiinilurp Stnrr. Higliway .TTJ. opiioKitn Acme U[iholatery and Carpet Cleiin- (>._m." __ china, bric-a-brac and houE«h.tld ar- 1.3877. Ph 1 (e(1 ing, Mmlf rate rales. Phone ticles. Sea firltiht Ar.tlquc A Gift ?.' "JI "jU'lLl^LMJ-M-- Utidiltt'tiiivn Klrc Co. Phone Red Bunk Intf Co. Phon* Red Bauk «-4'.i&&. CIlEV'UOLEf, 1937" sWrt co«te. new Shoype, Phone Sen Bright 2OUOB WU"liLIT?.F.U niuhnBAtiy Si«lnvV plann, 63216-3213.. !VB~li6()SrTun^rB" hed""bi7ng'SiTow^ I m- paint recently, Rood condition nil YOU UANI" GET a letter buy on tiro: medinte iiossession. Insulated, «uto< lipfii-h, pnidirjilly new. Console dusk, MATfOGANf Y Grand pinna, wnlnut din- firouml, $47.'i. A. ActitT, Chestnut street, YANKEE TRADER buyi and sells an- than at J, H. Mount, Co. New Good' nd pinna, nt I'AIM'LIt, UECUKATOK unit paucr mntic hpiit. htit wnter, refriRcrntliiii. ti(ju«s. Smoking pipes, old lire arms, stu-jinl white jinny .tliin desk (rolleptnrV injt room scl, d tt P NEW SULPHUR bath suits dlscnvcry — Port Monmouth, l'hone Kcfuisbur« G- yc.nr tiros, trunnintocd rcuat> tires, xunv- ot nnd nwttresi, Phone Imnvc '£* year, ealterieuve, .sli- phone. Near W«ter Witch rtillrondl mechaiiicn] bniiks, curios, collector's tuiteed uBill tires; phis n librrnl allow itrm). i-iiurli, film- rlisiiis flnwp- Rtninl. UPII Hank fi-jjs2 is, rlif ii unit ism, neuritis, sci 1472-R.* \ . niniLY (•heerfinly given. Louie Cassnil, BtHtion. Call Hl«hlnndii a-129*l-W. items, china, Bisque ftyurtB, fine [urni- e an your tm-s, J. II, Mount, O«. Uvo liPilrnnm ealiirifK ii'sisfi-i' I'ri-p'npf S\IN' "l-AMl1". "((cnnif i Elretrlc, In new uticri. lnmliiuro, H\iutl fur tt'stinuinuil! formerly of Atlantic Highlands, now re- 1. I. Shrew.bur. (jrd, twn now tires. Cnn lie SCPII nt 1 c, ivftsiomiVy i>ritcd. Phtine Phone Red Hank 6-2247. nnd a."i Hiuh. 0404. • -AIT in fjiniiT' for ins| '.''on. 11, N.Kutnntnwn 3-IJHI7.K. _ _ _ _ Iliuk. So nilli'd iinpclo^s CUM-U wekonu. iiirntif. [ii-ri Hnnk. I'hnne 6-4{lf,4-W. home, two Itcilroomi, od ^ent, no •lor- Krrd Itlnnchfinl'?. Colt's Neck, rhone .'iyiifinil Lalinrnuirits, 147 Wall stli-et trie refriKfiMtor. Would lU yvnr-'rnund way Shoi>, j$ miles north of lied tUnk ) LIIIIKK Mi'iiilnw. flotnnlol f"-nl. I ^ Ex"coii n't""cpn- Eatcirvtown JjGJO.^-J-.; SAVK soy, o nilvcrwjue Tnfl phoh t (! West I.ont; Hrmuih. ^ refined farnily. Located lit »lc« reaiden* 1*AINT— From factory to you. Hiiih I'honc oniiblp. I'lionf Loiik' 24-HODR SERVICE an the repair nf IS 10 I'ACKAm?, I'in, fnuvMiu^T'hilMiaii. ii r elub r rship ptnn. ,::JRiiniBf,n 1-f»4-I 1. I'AIMlNtl' ..fid tVH'.;.tIIAN).lNU.~Hn.t Llitl locHtlun ;i Balontown. Rent %\U n crnd* imitit manit'Js. vitrni^hrs H( i>>» rttdioa and electrical appliances, clKht-cylintler, condition excellent. One • avinnh. Atlantic Faint and Wall Pnptr K B;anuh MKT\L flllm; your iialiitiii^' tliinu wit h white lead, month, yenr around, References required. owner. Snil.nK irr E'lvopr. rVionn ;iu VUUiMii ['Kl.S, :I months nlil. [)u. rr. with lock. Nr fmiVlNC, hume. dicht iii'h Hoy, Ciili for Irt-e eatimnie, Al- We call for and deliver. Harold's Write, "Almost New," Eoi fill. Red Co., ll'J Went Front ttreet, Ucd Bank. : driving hurness and curt. Lonp_nrnnch fi-Cf>4G. l'hp»€ Red Bank C-rj^I-W. roc i!ml lierkshire, inoculated. Mid- Pi in- .« 10; nlso so Hour muufiuK 7 cents n squnre foo lladio and Electric (hop, 94 West Bank.* _^^___^_ illctoivn Stork Farm, Itcd (hink. 'I'homiis ni' tnhlr, S."»: Phono UP(I Hunk fi-08ftfl-M.* 1034 CIJEVRO'LBT sVdnn. wTth li^rtFrTA TYi'EWIUTERJS. A¥ nak«i of'hiiiiiiw* and) up. My run E. Moihun, 11 Mount FURNISHED HOME, Little Silver. Liv- In wood ronditirtn. PI-IPO $'ir}Q. Vhvv.u S. field. I'hniif Hfil Bank 6-O8B1. i.v bn si IMI nt Front siren, Ked lana. 1'bone I- machines, arid ing machines; gold, rent- ;I:HI, ?.". Abfivc itreet, \lv<\ Itnnk. J^IOIIC 6-li'2J^. ing room, fireplace, four bedrooms, r G 1 1 IK! A n, of Two Uii. or i-nl! Hum- V.'K nUV JEWELS, tliiitnunili, fins, iUiXDUZKK WOllK \viiiiVed. Kxi 2744- ^.^L^ ?KJ ^i' .''"- -"-' ed and repaired. Efficient service «u!r* (i0()xl6 WHEELS for Mnitcl A mitomiLtic heat, two Imths. Rental Jnn- r untfefi. Sole Hsent Underwood type* $,'».:.(» carh. Mount English Cn. furniture, (intlqui'S, and livestock. Icirccfl opcraior, now machiiic. Cellnr unry l*t; $150 per month, tieors* S. lD40~FOit1) T\S O-.)OOi:. KrmVl coiutition. Itfldio, heater. Phone Roil Hnnk 6- riVi c StSuud*Vranti i BBdrlitjd ji machine*achi . k MltS, liHACi: DliANT fn 'rly "of "tin We |).iy I lie best |«*iccs and pny cxciivatitik*. laiiit clcaritiit,. Kradin^, ruud MULTICKAPIIING, mlmeographlrn. Schan-k, Agency. 8 Linden Place, Red O2'lR Ellis Office SSurplrpll y Co,Co,,, (Ultntnlrt)l) , (559 WiRB HAMtEI> Terrier" ptipples,~ foii'i Almost N'lW SIHMI, wi-h it nrmoimi' 1 _. tniction. I'honc Bed Bank 11-,^71-M^. Bank. • ' rash. Call Swnfti .'.* Furniture, Hi)fli- puhllc atenogmiihy, mailing, notary 1913 MODEL T Fotd, with imns. In- Broad *troot. PhnPhonee KeiKeill Bunk fi-Ofifilt wcckn old, femnl 3J Ucndrickson lo lioth old .'mi! nru- ri:(- '••, (htit VETEIUN WOULD LIKK imintinK and liubhc, Letteruraft, 69 Broad street, Red FAIIM HOUSB-^eur highway, fivt hed- NOTHING TO CHANGE, nothing to hire. Fair Hnvtn. hiiji opnifd hi-r wjiy .').'. Phone Itul Bank 6-3213 roonifl, two Imtlis, fireliluc*. hot nlr i.uiro Vprnmi If. Pnrk*, 11 Tilt » momB; three IHTCS, Krnnk B. I*«wes. weatlicr strippinR In permanent luiit. r iiii.t ch liiinij nt pt-rsi'iit, cclnn, $271. Nnylor's KRSO Sorvii'cn- WO % white, hik h tfills, not yuri 1 MAVK '1 HE inuttriHl lu • du yJul Phone Red Bank 6^S75.f Free demojiBtrnlion, Monmouth Con- lailirs*, Kir!. -', USKH STUVBS, pnrts nml reimirj, nnd- Irr. Aliiintlc Hiylilandfi, Phone I -07 Hi. oiilf. drcssi> > k'rls. i(InB nr jtniinii job nuw, Pny nt fHREK-ROOM 'TIUBBJIIOW, furnished. »i r shf ^o^ timid. Dam is Titnrrsnn'* I-W )fis, HUB water henter. KIIS heiilrr ly;,7 t'Ui\ riAC SEDAN." Can IK; scon at atructlon Co., Highway Zi. Thone fieri ;|ioliitini>tit flili Pral llttlo us v*i tuiuitlily. No down paf* block from bus, nenr school, Moun. Bank 6-4<4<. Rose, nn ovitslandink' bird Aon, Won firtplacp, hot air rejriflterH, limps. 12G Shrewsbury tivoniif. Iteil Hunk. 7-6041. ___ chinn einsit, cliest of tlr.iwcrs. Other mtnt, Citll Red Unnk 6-414-1. Mon* Wilson tivenue, nenr fire hdusc, Port "YOU CAN'T GET «• better hu n llrei, first open derby sprint* of '46, Dels- MtlDhL VILI.A"GKS for fvir frill» <"it- Lh_. Phone KeimBhurg fi-fiO43-3.» »V CHHVSLEU. c»r, motor, uphol- 1'il.iolcH loo numcrouft to nvntlon. US muutti Consirmitlun Cu., llighwai Si, v 1 than at J, H. Mount, Co Good- wiirr, second shontlnK (io« stnK« flls. n'rplrtnn. ill r»r, nnd slii|) kits Headdcn'a Corner. RFEVEYTOWN—House eoiilpped with .iterj , heater, perfect; four new tires. ^ " t'enuo. numSUM i-uDoa*"" Price $225. Cnll hetwenen fi nnd fi:3IJ, year tires, Runrnntccd reciip tiro*. «unr- Tnr nil n\:»:. Srvmun K. Frrrnuin TTiyl'K OH MUDEKN, uugt ur amitll, FriRidnire, (fn» rnnge, wnll dlnhiR ftntccd used tires; plus a liberal allow- cprinp '-17, Jockey Iloilov*. Sire won TKU-TKSf oil space hcator. Will heat ANTON HALVORSBN, pai"iing tuntrMc- I>. m. Jennie Bockonatein, 168 3Inn-» l^ Alinll live rooms, with draft refftil.itnr and I find tlunm: attend micUons. unit*, tor, interior, exterior, pnperhanginu. room, chnlra and tables. Place newly ance on your tires. .1, U. Mount, Co., In Sussex and second spring '16^ L KLKCntlfV hnniMrnn, nth street, Rod Jfrmk._* ' if, ?7-">. Leon Lcvlnsan, bnrdwtirc, 2 shows. What cnn I find for you? Cnll Raat Washtni.'toti avenue. Atlantic renovnt«d. Can he used ns a home or 11 Maplt avenue, Red Hank, Fhone 6* Jockey Hollow; bitrRain. Cull Miil- rniiililinii; li; Jii]m;nlf- full ske small business. Four rooms u.iHtnirs, uii lOiiti (•(invt.'rtililf coupe, r«din, O404. fst Front street, Red Biinlt.* _ evening*, Sittunltiyii. K. L. Martin. iliKhlnnds. I'hone Atlantic Highlands 1- dlctown T.-01GO niter " :30 p. til. sprend; M(H-M« rmlf litiz/iT in ran- Phone Ucd Bank fl-074MV. i r.vjri with hath. Four Acres of land. Owner new tires, Kuod ennditinn, $400. Plione I.UA'NI»"i>iann, nnd electric tew- m cnf.p. Phnnf itr.J Hnir^_(i.;to;{S.\V." HAH'.' obliged to lenve city on account of Red Bank H-2132 after 5 p. m. Homa Snturdny and Sunday. niaehine, Very renst>niible, reoi>le KINISHING. iwi take ALULIol cieaimis lepalrwl, any ijjaev CINDERS, CEMENT BLOCKS, »11 IJISA 1' I'BA II 1N<: nU ic~'!'jii rw«>\ illness. Cnll Red Bank 6-22T.0. e town, mul left to sell at Swnrti'i a with yitur lilms. rnst, cHte- Allan Blertrle Shop, II Whit* meet Rood condition, All pnrtn, includin kinds, all liies, All kinds mason v.ii- Stort, Hiohwny .15, opposite ful, confidential finis hint* lu our own Hen Rnnk FOUR-KCJOM furniihed tunifialow. Child mnilinj! fur npcnirik*. Als material, cement, lime, iind. UANIi CUOCHETKD hats, HII colorn, in- MifHIdown Kirc Co. Phone Bed Bnnli 6- modern laboratories. tNiye's Photo Her- HAVE YUUR liANIiEltOUS trees re- welcoWe. Phone Lnt(f Prnnch 6-1 3n2, SITUATIONS WANTED cludiiiR Kold ami silver thread rom- >Hlir:»: fixtino ;iml tivi t vice, US Weat t-'ro»t utrrct. Km! Uni^k moved by experienced rigger*. Uaar. TiAKAGK, }j per month. ~*l Enst Lin- gravel, bricki, chimney flue, ttc, ftxlnrt with frnslrd jO» ri U. _ iiatioii.i, ft I irasotiablc price?. I'honc »iifs. like mw. All CONVERT YOUR ATTIU or second flour paid for old buildings. Highlinde coln avenue, Atlnntie Hiiihlnnds. I'hor.i Red Dank Block Co., 10 itnns fnr friirtinn (if LET US HELP you with your employ- Kcd Hfink fi_^l SST.-R. nrij:in;il post. Call ito npnrtnitnts. Part of rent from Wrecking A Riinlng Co. Phone Hlgb- Phong 1-O2O7.J after r>:80 p. m. llrd Hitnk r.-2fi'.)fi-K.* E'.CI! body. H feet, nix Inches Ion,:, ment problem*. Kolierts" Emjiluyment Ltonard itreet, Kcd Bank. Thon* KKitOSKNK OIL hot water heater and apartment imys for tliu jolt. No down Inndu tajS^W. \'l indies wide, snfety chjiinn. Built for USE—Four rooms, bp.th, hent, liirlit Anency. 77 Broad street, lied Bonk. 1-4194. Eprtce heater nt Tradint; Post. Middle- s M"M'~MOVIK' rirp payment, seven years to pay. Free esti- KKI1U1I.T BICYCLES for sale. Rentals nnd tclenhunc. 17 Mount itrcet, Red r onil use: idoiil fnr furm. In^iiceloc! for Phone «-1305. town. Phone Midillctown •l-0:i4, l-J.' fprt of rifturrs. A, Itii-hiirdsnn. ;i2 mate. Mon mouth Construction Co., tilld rc-pulrn. - Rumson Bicycle Shop. Dank.» Richardion nvenue, K.itotUown, I'hon? me ycfir. Phone IIumson 1 • 10S4. Highway 3"», nt Hcadden'a Corner. Phone EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE. We FARNSWORtil r»di(.-pho«o|irniih com- )KBM FKrlE/.E eabinetn. 2(\ anrl 12 Now located tit It! East River Road, MAN WANTS WORK by hour, day or binntion, 1946, like new, 1150. For ^lRfi9J Bed Dunk fi-4144 stock a compUtt line of mechanic's e, 1 cubic-foot. Excellent condition, Sac- corner North street, Rumson. Fhone week. Cnll ttc.1 Blink 6-oari2-HI. tooli and builder's hnrdwAre, Levtnson'a T\YO PINTS OF BKItLotl Mirnycil on nniiointnienl. write "Fnniswortli." Uox ifice i>rlcc. Write V. O. Ilox ':». Sen Uunison 1-0679-W^ . . AUTOMOBILES WOULD LIKE to care for children Hardware Store, 2 Woat Front street, your Hxl^ niir, protcrt^ it frnni nmth OIL LAMPS converted for electric* eight hotira dully for working moth- .111, Red Bnnic.* I'.right, or phone Monmouth Hench 1- DliPARTMIiNT STORE of insurance. We foot of Krond street, Red Dank. I'honc rl;im;im-s fnr fivo ypnrs, or Hnrlon jniys stock every type of insurance on our era, Phone Rfl.i Hunk tj-12'2Sent. Walker t Tindall, 19 frosters, nil.) coven, all new rubber, Inion'i Hardware Store. 2 West Front rensonablc. Imniire 4." Lewis street, Red Dank, Pnoae 8-2744-;. '>?' Front street. Red Bank, Fhone 6- low mileiiiic. Driven by original owner or nenr Rod Bnnk. Write, "C. T I'." street, font of Btond street, Red Dnnk, I I T97..I-3. Entontown. Fhont 3-0237-J. SKID' CHAINS "fnr"tfitcliii~ArH"jilley" ii !376. since new: $1,475 or nearest ofTer. Will Hox rill, IM Bank.* J Phone 6-39SP.- Hmly nml Femlcr Shop, US Port Mun- CLEARANCE SALE. SlilcwnlSidewalk bikts. UI.S ulv»ut!0 and liulltt ikPttc fin an co. Phone_LfOnK Bri\nch 6-0S'i.2>J.* LAITY'S FUR COAT, moderately larticc*. mnjjt h •'"•^L'l. Kfinisburir. thrce-wlitclcrs. Inrue metal and wood WILL. BOARD child »y dny or week for UUAKANTBED uaed pin gJintb. I'ut new lininR. excellent comVtlinn, $30. tank. cleaned aini) Installed, drain* In AL.. SHADES made to order or re 193S PONTIAC convertible, 8-cylinder, working mother; also do baby sittiny. [J- £NfERP~IMSE~;RIN]YER, Almoat new. jiKons, lar^e trnctors, doll carrJnirfs: sornt life In that racreallon room or 1309 SprinKwood nvenue. Anbury Tnrk. .tailed. •lav oi night covered. Call Red Bank S-4340-M.* black, red leather upholitery, radio Phone Red Rnnk fi«O81.7-J.* (IO-c\clc sinclc phnsr, one horscpowrr, nlso coiichcB, IiiRh chnirs. basiinetn, toy cellar, bar room. Also used juke boxes, h ll O l d ftuntaon 1-0710-J. ILirve; C. Tilton. S and heater, four new tires. Phone 1100 &nd up, in tfuarnnteed condition, 1.72.* ItPM. model A-.10 AC motor, putty clialm. Open WORKING MOTHEKS.~VounE"wli"m^r UKW FURNiTURB SAM1'LF>S. Unfln* Sumlijs, Hns.iock Shop, llifib It. II,'. i mvt. Rntn.iir. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Rumton 1-1478-M. desires position t.ikinR care of chili! Call or write, Majestic Amusements, 1C- 1 10-220 volts. Write, V, O. Box 2151. LAUNDUY—Family waih, 71) cent.. 18 17 West Btrgtm place. Red Bank 6-2137, isheil dron-lenf tables, nate-IeK p»ten- Sen !V"hl, or plionc Monmouth Bench Mlddletown. Phong fi-0472-M. 1935 PLYMOUTH sedan. Prici 1275. at her own homt?. Expcrleucpd and re- sion table* for 1h* kltchrn or dinette, pounds, dry c!otht» washtd. rlnnd. Al*s Friendly Strvlce Station, Broad iablc. Cnll Kpfinahnr^ fi.D'il^-W " UNI'AINTEU tUHNITUKE, all Mnd«, ij^ua-M. damp dried, itt ',^-ltour, while you .hop. YOUR JOB—Free catalog describing Knick-Knack shclveB, medicine closet, $5.50 enrh. Hundredi of other item*. KCF. 3LEBeautiful spreads. itreet. Rtd flank.* fRUMPET MAN at'lib^tyTNT^T^ml Come to the hiffhwny nnd wive We do ELKCTIdC aKWINC mnchinc; e and double, hooked rugs, cot- liRUnderette, 114 Monmouth street, near 400 bualnem and technical coursei. experience. Will consider nil offerB. Kltchtn tables, kitchen utility close*.*, the A. & I'. Market, Red Hank. IDStt FORD— In sood condition, new movinp nnd Rtorngc. Rcnttnnnble prices, _Gntnntnwii 3-dia:».»_ ton Htul wool; lamps, pottery (IIOHO Write International * Corresponded tirci and radio. Phone Red Dank 6- Call Keitnshurg 6-1198-M.* floor model, cheit on chest, chest o( 1 TWENTY "POXES or rock wnoi insiil- School., Box 1593, Scranton, Pa, Local drnuers. dresser, niirht uble, desk*, A. I . Storage nnd Movlns Co., Route villc), hassocks, Inrse vases, what-nntii, EXPERT CAKPET laying, repairing. 32SB-M between 12 and 1 t>, m., and r 1 ntion, pnper hacked batts, 10 suture phona Market 2-Utl; evenings, Hont- I'RACVtCAL NUItSE wishes position, 8 wardrobe, all sites. Oversink cabinets 3,i nmi nFiiiK' avenue, Neptune, Oi>en trnys, tilatjucs, bridge tablet, hlcli fringing, bindinti nnd renovating, after 5 p. m.* or 20-hour duty, excellent rcfcrcncei. Tuesday and Friday evening* until 9i30, fnt to lu»x. Vficc $35. I'honc Atlantic rhiiir.s, hutsinctfl. Open evenings nnd Percy tiray, 45 Waverly place, Red clair 2-1S96. tnade to order. All furniture ^.-inrri Hl|[h!ntiila 1-17S.S-R, 1934 FORD SEDAN. Excellent motor, Phone Long Branch C-l 3.VJ. plywood. I'hone Kennstiun; 0-0474. SI gfbft*K!7lNE~»AHY~nTrrirKe, (tray folil- Sutidiiys. HiiFiock Shop, Highwny 35, Bank. Phone lied Bank fi.3'J26. REIIKEI) MAIL. ORDER executive olll C1ULIVS METAL CRT!!. mnttreTa In good tires. Price $250. Mny be eeen RED BANK AKKA, Collck'o man will- Brlnrwoorf avenue. Keanubnrg. inR type,, wind brfaktrr , buck rest nnd . In phonPLAY'VAKDe MidillctowS witnh S-0472-Mwooden floor*,. nuri- Stl'TIC TANKS and <«apuul> cleaned endeuvor to assist you with your mall nt Service Station, Broad itreet and llt di Sl Ph •lea dry well,, drains Inilalled Ev ing to train. Write, "College M»n," k l lik fiT cpllont ronditiini, Sl.'i. Phono Atlnn- order problems; or help you In itartlm s Red I! nlH: ie rnrrler, like cry chnirs, baby bathinettes, cribs end MapU_jivenue, RedJIank.* Dox_ l*» 1 '* chair, Hlhld JITSSI* -fhnirs. Our low rent enables you to lltnite< gij.n. Oiur Bei-krr. I? Set- a mull order business. Write, "Hail MARINE EN(ilNES-N»w Packard Bu bee-Ten dn i(t IJonk r>\ri''> HI i-nr.ck-up truck, with 1941 dition. Arn-W C. R. Emii.th, 224 don't Corner. Fhone Red Bnnk 6.4414. FAIR HAVEN woman wnntH job tis b.iby iQcords intermixed. Cost today {450. Free estimate. right imrty, reaionable, Call Long motor. Good condition; $400. P. * T. sitter. Write. "Fair Haven," Box ell, MJTTOTT.l r \iiuiajieTsT" wnaliab!*, USED COrpKR coil kennti-nt! watrr hput For those who wnnt the bent. Adver- lirunch 6-3730. EBIO Servlcenter, Shrewshury avenue, Reil_Bimk.- sunlnsl. fui evuiy rocni in your home, IK)UBT.iB"~liiSI\~witir"roII sprinRa: nlso if, fur «0 to fiO trnllon tank. $16. Used In National Oeosraphic. Phont ELECTRICAL and electronic maniifttc- BOWLING, billiards and pool center. Red Bank. Phone 6-3701-* UOG(;EI) IJUWNT Experienced lecretnTy 10 rolls iidewall, complete for $2,M, IS White Rock inyinc pullets, $2.75 Brtnn.I-connrd avenue, Oppiirport.* Ileil B»nk_«-0641.« tttring facilities available for small \ ¥ifc'»» i, aL/iitiii. " . i_"" " ""~".. ,.'. '— ••-,~i~ pnrts. Phone Ashury I*nrk 2-2SI0. Established business for 25 yean. Lo- r WAf;ON, 1941 Plymouth, ex- seeks tcmponiry position. Rnplcl typ- t'nUtrm nnd g inntity limited. Klurin'K rach. Phonr Red Hank C*n46t>-W. MM, VACUUM "elpnTicr. HPIUXC m MAflO(;ANV BEDROOM iet, Inrse it fa, cated nt 22 Broad street, Eatontown. Paint Store, 'J6 Monmouth itrect, Red eellent condition, lix-pty Urtt, panel- inn. corresvonilc^ue. filimt, bockkceplnif. T. Rysir, 101 J'arker avenue, Uttle Sll- good condition, reasonable iiricn. cheat oC dritw«ra, te(TJK«iilor, Inm; FLOOR SANDING nnd rcftnisMntt; es- Inquire 2S Broad street, Eatontown, K. BinK Phone fl-SVdH. tlmntcs cheerfully elven, Ku job too ling, newly sanded, vnrnished. chains, Call Red Bunk C-303S-W.* . GnKlnndiK r siudio coucli. Cnll nthrr articles ol furniture. Phone Red Van Brunt or W. Cotgrenve.* prlndtnilM only. Write P, O, Box £61, 1.000 BUSHELS YELLOW corn. AUo GfRi7S~irasiTWO0"L two-piece suit, red Bnnlli fi-4<116-M,*fiM* Hunk 6-124(1. smalt; HIBO palntlnR and dccorntitiK. AS SEBKlNli position ns ujnistant Phono J, L. Funderhurkc, 34 Marlon BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Complete, or Sea Bright, or phone Monmouth Beach bookkeeper or Konpral ofTice work. Full Model T dump truck, Walttr AcKt-r- nnd white wool jumper dress, tun lU47"TTonGB rcrrincnito In use five JANUARY SALK—Itiulio cDnsolettei, equipment nnd fixtures separately, in- 14<3M woolen skirt, nil size G, In perfect con- months. Thompson nv street, Krd Hnnk. 6-0113-M. or port time emiiloyment, Experiencld. •on, Hn7.1r-t Phone Keyport ?.0.*(Q3.K. itlt, LoonnrJo, floni' models, Rcsulnrly 1129.95, fto- cluding Helene Curtis dryers, snd Fred- FORD—Mode! A, four-door town sedan, UUE5 YOUTT^OOp leak Of so, call us dition. Call_R«l nnnV. 6.Q46fl.R.« Phnnf Atliintic HiBhlnnd WELLS DUG, cleaned, sunk and re- Mrs. A. M. Chuichwoll, I'honc lied Bnnk. 1-1771. liiK nt >S0, Mod urn Home, 77 Mcrn- erica permanent machines. Write, "A. 1932 Uh« laat year Ford made Model ••0063. st Unit tlrnneh C>440n-W. All work KoflCE""TO BUlCilBRS nnd conirnctors, NEW AND USED lumber. T moiith street. Itnd Bank.* paired; also pumps repaired; HO years' B. S.," Box nil, Red Bank.* A). Mechanically irood, excellent con- EXI'BUT LAUNDRESS wishes Inundry aunrnnteod, A. C. Rouft-is, -130 Sairi C4,000 square fccL of T. & (.. roofers, hnven't Rot it, we cnn j;ct it. Lowest JANUARY SALE—Lnree 8-cubic-foot experience. Call Red Hnnk 6-3167-M. dition Inside and out. Been in family iivt-nut, Loni: lirunch. Sptcinlizinw \n S100 ]ior 1,000. Act quiek, bcrtniso these nri«s in town. Ktnnslitirj,' Lumber Co., COMPETENT dressmaking, altering and to (to nt home, rhone Hed Bank I- freezer. Regularly |209, going at lince new. Asking 1350. Call Red Bank 017S-J. roofintr. siding, ruiftirt-. KITP t-stimiit want last Ion if. Eagle Mill Work nnd Inc., Ilishwiiy ,1B nnd Franklin nvc $21 fl, Modern Home, 77 Monmouth taliorinir; by appointment. Fhone 6-3712-R. Lumber Co., H!n!iwny Rfl, West Kenns- Rumson 1-0498-M. MISCELLANEOUS VOUtffi MAN willinc tn work, wnntk street, Reil Bnnk.' SMAI-L SELECTION guad used cart at FAMOUS DEE!' FREEZE for home ALL KINDS oC work done evenings nnd ioh evenlno, nnrt Snturiiaya, Anrthlnn. wHmfES^Miirruaric^toirJirHniv.. JSSOA'HV"™ SAtE"— Portnt>M» record reasonable prices, DeBidder Butck, Thonc Sea Drleht 2-0121-W. nnd farm use, 10 cubic fet-l. Im- KEI^S—Whdlcsnlf nnd rrtnil. Sklnnnd nr com bin n tic n stove. G- Ucnchwny, chatiRcri, Reffularly |fi?.95, going nt Saturday.; painting, rcpnirinK nnd re- U9TINUS wanted. II you Have a Douse Inc. 183-1«9 Monmouth street, Red lin^klnned. Dlrnct from reler. 21 Kcniistiu bwllding. Cnll Reil Bank 6-3!lS7-R.e (or Mill buyers wajtloi. ft V. ft. H. BAV'S WORK, fhono lied Bank I. mediate delivery. A me ri cnn Krceetr ( Mr>, Mmlrrii Home, 77 Monmouth Bank, Worth'ov «trrr Red Bank. Photic Ik-d AIIMV ~OF PRH5 ft^^Ve r Biroet. Red Bank.* RED BANK ELEOIRIC Shop, contrnc- Stout, TT Iron) street, phone Rid Bank 2026-J. 4 Appliance Co,, Route 3S nnd Oak- Unnk fi-2485-M,* 1937 LA3AULE convertible coupe, i»*r- EXPERIENCED linslneju-ofTTe, man d(- long, excellent comlition Olrl'i mini JANUARY SALE—Coal rntiire, remlar- tor; Joseph ft'Onofrlo, proprietor; re- fect condition, good rubber. 1675, hill roiid, Middle-town, I'honc Rtd I'AIR SKIIt CHAINS, IS: sirik-lr burnci- lar Ice skntes-..- . with shoe*. iniK ly 5170. Koine nl |120. Modem tnll. Electrlcnl fixtures nnd suppllei, Altt, IUU UAVlMU * uai'ty) «U, tut Mres (ult or pnrt-tlme job, Can start household anpllnnces, L i H range, Seen at T. C. Otto Pacicnrd. Agency, nt nnce, Highest rcfercncel. Plcme ttnnk C-38(7. _P^'Qtir nctl Banr._fi-a_42iT-K__ Home. 77 Monmouth itrcet, Bed Bank,• rent I Juke Boa for that special oc- Red Bank. See Phlppi," mnn Ko. Monmntitli street. Red Bank.* MAN WITH LIGHT truck »iii odd fi-fKUa, Pond yunnlng order.* liEFlNEO EXrBRIENCP.n housekeevtr, K(JI)A K VICILA'NT "r~fi."37~fu;i(l~K'alnrt job*, Phone Atlantic Hlsh.anda 1' VANESSA KENNELS will take • few JidIIIts only, rofrrenrr. MIRS Conovir, ISO; t'lu.sh, chinti, hric-u-liriict plvUir Atliintir 1IIK)I1(1IUIK 1 -I7fi3-M.* WANTED condition; 1041 Bulclc four-door sedan, brmi(l(-itst iiirwny nnrl mnrine rect'ptinn. scntntlvei liclgcr Ilros., mnnufitcturera, Model Til, Super, rndio, heater and dc- chint, deluxe mudel, UECF! thrtc Used very little, Hrnr it nnd buy it. -fi BliEKl LINED COAT;, « ^0, Kond Newark. Seventieth yenr In business. APTS. and ROOMS TO RENT W Jn c condition. Cul_ l Re_ d. _.. Unn. k 0-02DT-W. froiters, A-l condition; 1941 Rulck four- IS^• t-? -—'• J .°P Ru_m«_on 1-0 461 Wniirvlew Way. Sen Hrl^t, Phone Sen BUSINESS- NOTICES MOVINO, EXPRESS, lonn distance. Hill, DEST PRICES FA1D for acnp iron, door sedan, Model 41, speclnU radio, BrlKlit.2-0.00-H,* S2 Wll 1 ?AS"Y WASHIN'C mncKlne; brand ritw, Mrs, M. Ciny. S2 Wallace Htrrot. Phone Rtd Bnnk 6-4»B2->t.- brass, copper, lead. btU«.e», junk heater nnd defrosters, completely over- THREE ROOMS, hcnl. electric, nnif I'honc Monmouth Be E.mrr SIK'RLB milomnblle sVid chuin: enrs, nnd fnrm mnchintry. Aba Simon, hauled : 1941 Bulck four-door scdnn, Timrc) SPHCIAL—We recover bar itooli, (SET A HOME FOOD FREEZER now electric atovc fiirnishfd, Lwo Itloi'U condition, ?M, 26 Wntervicw W Phon " chrome chain, hamocks, kitchen nnd '14 YVorthley street, Red Bank, Fhone model 41, ipecial, radio, henter and dc- from C(imi'beH'5 .hitu-tinn; [rivislp en. . . Iso kindling Son K-'ulit, Phone Sen Bright nnd save yourself future worry nbout 6-003fl. rrmtcrs; 11*41 Chevrolet two-door sednn, tt'nncf. I'IHUII- Ju'aus!nirn tl-uiltl7-M. 1 illniiit? nium chiiit'li, bronkfiist nookn nnd "food In the hntiBe" when storms enme. \ujoil, Tr.icr.lnu nnd odd JOIIH ilonv flOM Tb HOHHOW (16,TOO on fl'.niiiht mrM- Mantcr Deluxe, rndlo, henter nnd dc- litl KHK K'U l7"SW7l!7l TniiTm. 'f'VlvrM F "[ im- I-', I . Wllnon, 311 Pftu'h street, Shrtwa' boat cushions. Siiechil price on nil jobi All HUCK, host tntikei, Sec them Ht the (rasters, A-l condition, .941 four-doir jirinr tn February 15, Open evenlnm KtiKc, Security, Innil, brick nnd con- Hy, can old. Will jump ,', tut, lUmori. ons. trnetorK, pedal oirs, metnl WIIK- hruiid MW, lypf O(IX, Write, P. O. flnx HAND KNITS miuk to order, Fum I ah wnntitl, FlrKt-clnRtt wnrkmiuittliip, l-'LAT TO! office desk. Phone Red Bnnk i\\i\c. Phnnr Itul Him). li-lJGJ-J, nur run nre In (rood condition. Guar- ATTOAOTIVIfliOIIM fnr euiiplc," or buT- nns, Cftltfin i-htiin tricycttf, vclortpcrlti, '2(\\, Hiu HI-IKI lMl niriimronieiilo, I'OIIBODHIIIU J k^auim Bulll-ln I'ttlilnrts a micclnlty, Phone tTItUHTIM . anteed to tmss Inspection, Can he Infsa mnn or womnn, KlLchcn iirlv- miri y l>iev cir E. At th( IIIHIM- uf UIJH, Nnvninn H'.vni, Write, Ho* 4U. LculiiwiU, Uril Hunk n-aaituM. (KlOtViVOME fnr hc;iitliy mnlc non. yenr liourht nn ensy terms. T. C, Otto, Inc., liws, Cnll Entnntnwn DWison.J, ) llbmry \n\ft?. K. VriMi.an, 131 Fiiht avenue, Atlnnllc 1 C A"H| 'KNTKI(S~AK|I hi'in'rl r n. Itopttlri MTJfiTcMIK MONEY nvnllnlilr for a old. pnrt BpitK um] Cluiw, HO Harding rond nenr Broad street, Ked II.,',.;, UM|" NEWLY MODERNIZED follr-raaTn »t J'.MIU'll ll nt.,1,'. IHK _ _ illl'llli, ""i'lHI i:r>«M.* Bmtli. 1'liono 6-0428, burner, In finest section. Aliliroxlmuta ctts n in ii, CJ. colic ut condition, JOM son- fiDDClf nmr in.u , ti love i .1, Oouk, Newman S|irlnt(r. rond, Itcd Kant Front alrcct. Keil lliink, Phono T'l3A JA(iR15f. alto 38-40* rhano Red I»VtlR.vlAtl6rJAL Hiit body truck, 19!12. roat H00. Innulrc nt « Thlrrl nvenuo^ Taylor avcriur. Kail Kcaniburg, It Me, i'hunc Holmdel U-6JU, lint. i'llutlic IlllllIFUH 1• IT;'.ic. llmik, I'lionc 6>1>U23.* ' 6-27?6," lliuik. 6-04U0-J.' llama In, Phone Red Dunk I-&874-M, Miami. Hiulilnmls. l'hom 1-Oise-J.' 4 IfED KAXK KKC1KT10U, JAXIAitV S. Jills Fiftopn

\PTS. and ROOMS TO RENT HELP WANTED HEAL ESTATE FOR SAU REAL ESTATE FOR SALt REAL ESTATE FOR SALt Monmouth County 5IIITO£41*'* Olhc* ; In th- nm"'. i.f -Sir r-cn:.. ,f l..,.r, ' Bo "kk- 1 «.-„,.. W liirli Do Von JJ jOU'lli STKBET, I'om/oriolilj i-n LET US UKJ.I' jru'i with your cmi>loy- NEW I10USK—Two bedrooms, oil heat, RUMSOX— Rlvrrfront. Fine for bual RAV VAN HORN AtiKNTY- Almov A. Brnintt. «lrr-f.;,.,.,), ,'int ,-e • ci rr--i - ' like tuinii.-. Phnne Re\i-r <>t l>i»- m* down. Can nr« neat, oil; attractive grounds; KM HR*. Fndttin. SUM "j:;"* nf th« Cmirty «f Mm - - eil ; l.r 1\ \vv One of lied Uiilik'B most crunuenl«nl EM'liHtEtfCED BUS or tru'ek ope'f- Vm:\nci. JS.91M1, Thone Red Bank Aikinv I12.JIKI, Uj-rnt Agency. 1'hunc ;I.-.IH Mum mrutth, mrnle mi t'lf r«ttf'h i)^ ,• nf I •« • ' : s, .uruliuM. Call Ked B»nk 6-I884. Mr, ut»r8,x'^j ypiiri of age or over, niur- 6.31IIJ Rumion 1-115(i_.» .•(•ml" r. !!»*:, on liir n [if I If ui ,-i, ,,i 1. Kur , | n,v. •-» ill" . r.-d.'uri. I'nllatt hiime miuMliK. tSimtllleltl nuer- its a etc |< ted. Thone Red Bun* hone Rum• nn_J • Ji_l JJU.• trv.ht,. A.|mlii-i»'rii:ri». BJ .= 1.,, r»a.,|. ' Vim H.in Ai;.-tir>. Fair Ifawn. vith hLat. furnished. 13 Culler nvcnue, # thrii rlrlif. nnd ilfml»iile room for bus itufl incvirnnct «(!iti: i AIM.*I iciirctl. blink huh. All improvements. JLU'JO. roomoom, twtwoo larwe bbeed room * anndd kitchkitchrnr , fium thr ihi• P nf -hi' nfnrcsniil CHRISTIAN SCIENCE x* Ininifnlow. I'irt plmr, HHMITII nr [hf v w ill W ttti-vt i- liHrrnl ilicss woman, with kitchen privilege*. Write "StcnogrHphcr," Box ,M 1, Ked Will erect bhcll bunjrnlow tin foundation, il heat;; fulfull rcllnr; KBrnBi; llnrKln e plot; kitt'htni, oil huci.ci , lf..'> inrnm* fr»»iB r If < i»rn"f if il><»ir«'ri. N'rur lr:insportnti<»l] Tjnnk. wet-k iiftrr unify. Shell includes rloorn. • PP. . BB|-rnc Antnrj-. I'hone R rxtlil npiuinimi ; t''«iaKf: $ 1 A.'.'i'i. \ HII Programs f Hurt*. Cnll lit 21 South striet. Sotur. SALKS'M AS -- For "Monmouth rouniy h:inlwnro, riiom imrtiLinns, at 12,500. 1-1 UU UU.. __ Horn A iff n r>", Fn 'i Hnvrn. I1 ho n # I* r A ilny or .Sunday or any evoriiiK n**t rum. Tn rnliljirt ro:il and fciilipmcm VKVKlH H A VKN—ffrVr "i-iVerTirTr'^"^"^ B.4liin.» ' I'^irtl; I- ir,-luild. N. J., lirrrmlicr U'h. WINS 9:45 A. M. ek 1'JIT, pioepocts. Must hr nlilf to instruct «*u»- living room, two tnrice brdrooinn. fiXV VAN" IIOUN "ACJKSnf- Mnii"rn Every Sunday VvG bcifruumg, with tomri'a in corrirt nsr of cot\l nnd fur- 1'AUL R. STP.YKEIt, flfiltor. Firm* itchrn nnd modern bath; I6o0 unnunl ip*1 foil. LniK*1 liviiijr loom. :«« J KAN KIT K p. ItKNNK'ir. Ml WM! Vrnn* Mtt'l. kitchen tJi-iviUKts. Inquire aflrr 5 nacr. Cur isfcntiHl. Rnlnry. plus mm- b.t\fi farm catattt. SUU High* I cum*, from apartment upsUirp. Onr- uuiiip, n*MI!iiii»> illr luith ; nttnrlip«l p. m. -~6 Mrchnnic street, Hcil Bank. mloMdii. Write ful!«; drtailv Sp«- Kc;. Asking « 13..*• Un. Ryrm Aitncy. rtr\ H;mk First Sunday of Month COMFORYAHLiTfurnislicd roorai. Kiti'h- •Turk. l-ICOl. JleiJ itank, N. .1 ' en l*ivil'xis; lidir Furl Munmouth ; of bny nnj ocejin, Altractivi ,B.T.,- \rAN" "iioit^ A"(;ENCY- Litiu" »"•«." SALESMAN—With cur, for lonp Krw winter homi, four on IIUB I'll* ; nlfco Hijinchlmrt raiIriiHii iom houx« (four bedroonm), two fir«- niaU Nrnr *1OVPS »jnl srhonl. T:l» nation. -I'.1 Bntnchl'uit avenue. I^nng inamb Kt\tL baUi, nU modern improve* Monitor Broadcast tslalilishctl tcrnii irtjii nml metal plsctf, nutomntic hot wntcr heat; «ar- , two lirdroiinn; pxiinn^oli scrnnd Nnlict (if .S#ltlem#nt of Account. llram-h. M Lout: Ilr.mrh 6.4<»3- , menu. Automatic hot wetter tras Kent- tiKe; liugc plot, lmmcdiatf poigcsiion; firm, Kx peri dice preferred, but not i Knme rnoin; nutonintir h^at • $!>,• Kstxt* of l.<-nnn \\ Irnmm, der^mrd. WJZ 8:15 P. M. KUftNfhTTKI) ROOM. 3a Wnvcrly Plait, rr; plot 5U.\l-0, on Frazcr i)lnce, corner 110,000. Uyrne Agency, Phont llum- Hnncitck stuct. Ken nt burg. Pliorit . Vnnn Horn Airrin-y, Fni Notir* it hrr^liy s',\-n\ liinl Ihf .iccouttl* Red flunk.' neccKSiiry. Wiitc, stating full |inr- cori l-llJO,*_ i KlBl^V n* It..IIk Hank a.j inn/ of ihr Kiibiirril>r: , (wTn'or nmi trinter, Every Tuesday fil'llBK.'RbOM rurtilnh/il 'Hluirtmcnt. *«6 tiuiiliiif. Many Gclillicru ^ Snns, A'PlTANtlC Hir,Hll\NI>S." 'Six-room Y VAIT""Hofti^"" Ai'.KNrV n,^ of the tt.\,\'.f uf Kniit tlrrfn^ni, will hr lirr month, l'honc Atlantic HiKhlimiii horn*, in ticcilfiil copflnioiu Liitrtj* Sec Corner Lcwii atrnel. Perth Am* itUY, soil or tent all Lyiict ot rent olaU se rfs, hruok. I'lvr-rnom rompnet om*- nuditfd nmi ntHlr<| by the SurraK.il* of 1*1)961. throujjp Constance Smith Avcncr* 14 nn», fully Insulated, circulating hot boy. story , fpL bnrk from rmil. AutomntiR th* I'yiinty of Men, mo nth mid rpportm! FOUK ri'UOMSi ftiniUhed,two lifdraomi, -oter, oil; «nr«»e; larp« groundi; $10,• Maple ..venue, Pair Il&ven. Phont Red hent. flrrnl.ire : unrnu-f : lU.nnn. VHII- f.-» a.-ttlemmt i<> th« On>bHii«' Court »l* livinii room itnd kitchen or bedroom Hnnk fl-l'ilUK. 'J,iO. Uyrne Agenc-y. 1'hont Kumion ]> Aifenry. Fair Jlnvrn. IMIDIIC Kcd s.Tid rminty, nn Tli'irsilny, th« ninclrrnth LABORATORY .-~ Horn :md littlntf room. Sm»li home AillllH. v ll'UL thicv-bcdiuom houit.; HI- H- 11 Ii(>I(>*. tiny of l->brii«ry. A. I),, I9*!*. at 10:00 tot'H umL'C it) Ashiiry I'Mrk. Write. Iliuik Write. "T. E, _W.." Jlru 311. Red _B»nk. tnchul Kiirntrc, hot water heat, oil ATLANTIC HIC If LANDS. Excel l»ni~I o^ o'clock it. m., at which time ftpplirntinn "Laboratory Technician," Box Till, Iteil KAY VAST IKHIN ACiGNCYT-W hh'hov»>r ii\\", \n« mnd* Tor th* jtltnw»nr« of ram- Hank. Wiirnom*. (irpi»l»ct in living room. sinple rnoni. in ii nirr hmiiif. l~i 1 stove, Vciictinn Mind*, beautifully Innd- muil rled: fiuht rnnm*, llirr^ l.nlhi, oil minnjon« «nd ronntrl ttt*. '.i dnftrr |;il4O ytjlir o'.vn hy faMnff YOUNG" WAN--l- or'Vn'riii retail it ore Ecnptd. nenr school and buic*. Piiont Modern k.tth^n mul two luttu; attached Ull^k heat ; Jffirn^p; piiMn nnd KHUIIMI, ^r^cn- Diiteil: Drrrmbrr 23. A. !».. 1917. F work. A permanent inirrrsiinK in I'. Uci Hnnk C'^XTJ.M, _ J'r.i^f, A Tnn\ buy «l HCiDO. Uyrtie \\\f ii<••.',• nniii *c ;n h'lnv.pf A- \'pgp- * JHB MAUVL.\NI'-Hoi>ina. with plenty c: $n».'HIO. Vnn Horn A«"iu-y, Knir Writf, 'Tic-mil Store," Hox ill, Rod kKcniy, I'hriiir Hum^on 1-11'"." HAKHY L. It ROW En, tif hut w;i!rr. Just n few doors from fii. Plinnc Itril Hnnk li-J|l)lt.' IT F.«*t W»«\«((l« Av>n>it, Hfliik. ucivr. Tltnoiir.H cmk Wa?*|i, Prorirf strrri, ill Wnlliicc fcurcet, i>h<>uc tiALuW-" T.iHlf ' Hirvir.^(!oni-#nicnt tied Hnnk. N. .1. with rxrf-ptivtially larj(e iiving room. A.tn'.l Hrhnfil. fl_eil_l*iiiit( H-U&3I-M. _ . Rum«on, if you art looking for station. Kit',> i nonm, iiiitniiinLJe K.\fcutor nnd Tnmtet, HOTEL, AUDITOR, frmal?.. Muil be Tireplnre, two Inrge bir!rooms, lieauti- TWO ROOMS iinil h'n'ih i'rTprlviite'houif, Icn m hpftl, inxulnlion ; nitiirhrd f;araw. llnberti, Pitlilitiry, Cmton fully rxprrienrcd. fJooil salary, a small home. General Bordcn ii ful kitrhen mid bnth. fine locntion. A I!o fill nn fr, VOI K spring jfar- comi>!rlrt>' fnrnishfd; millnlilr for mm cdlnlf im*srs»ion ; $ 1 l.fl'l'l. Crnrf.c &• A'utunnn. r building them. Turn South on irood buy; $1 ft,5uu. tfyrne Anenry, army nlllcrr nmi wifV; in Little Silver, pxrpllciit oil port unity, A-1 refer- rhnurk Afffncy, J'hon* Itnl Hnnk 6- Atlnntie Highlands, K, j, s 7* nenr bus lines: ^ainac if desired; * '> ences csfcntinl. Apply in person in Third street, Kumson. Trorturs. monthly. Telephone Rcri Brink 6- NATKSINK — Five-room bvinjalow, in It II. I'lihir. MnniiRcr, M*lty Titrhcr fine lornlinn. Modern bnlh, rlrculat- 7 i/ndtr th* dlrwrtinn r»r Rutjren HM-W.* __ _ SEVEN-KOOM HOUSE, all improve- in ir rnnm. firritlnrr. lint wutn hmt, Monmouth County Surro|«t#'a Office. Hotel, Rnl Hunk. in hot wntrr hnat, oil; two.rnr trnr- Ia th* mnltcr of til* eituli of John APAHTMKNT—FOUR ni«mi, furnished; ments, including automatic hoi water 1 four b^ilmnm.", bnth, nttlr; two-ciu- iinr- AKi i'ultui ai 1'itUr^r pr;in Connors, Kiirnxe; shower nr.il huth, hot wfltf r, k'e; IfllKi plot. New Mn^ic Ohcf nnd J. i.idfiHi.j, .leronscil. Notice tn credi- heater, new hot air return p|pt> systprn; me; liirnr lot ; jri.jfMt. (innrK« S. WHAT IS IT?i-ln.^f.i will il;i;t M'tti'luy. lights, tfflR and hrat Mippllcd. Every - COMI'WKFff (T\ltUB>JBR^ ciirictiiki'-'r', K. refi-iKt-rntor. Asking 110,500. tors tu nvesctil. clnlmt n«iiln*t cilntr. plpt 100x135. Very nice neighborhood. By rut Anoncy. rhtint Kiimunn 1-lKiO.* Splmnek Agency, J'hoiie Kcd Unnk C- thiuir uii-to-iintc; for six months only. hnndy man: mutt drive; ll.Hcre t«- hni- Atlantic Hlghlnndi 1-OftH.M PursiiHiii t!l<'fiUnn In tudny! IJusinrsg riiutdp i-crfurod. 1 -iT BrUltlc- FAIR HAVKN —3-% acres o( KTOUIIII, nil Faililin, Surrnvnta (,f the County nt Mi,n* : 1 vlth ioli. Write otntinir salary domed lmry. Iluilt nine yrara ,ii[n of brick LITTl.K SILYKU—Nenr bui linr.Co- nvcnue^ _Hil'LP i!lH* 'MIOIK fl..inmuJ. improvemcjiu, mi Maple find Third ini)nth. much- uii tliR twelfth Any of Dc- Ili'KistiT iinu' with thn hlnnlc in tn- mil •! u .-il i H cut ii>u M . to "Handy Mini," mul fin me. Thin ho run i* in iirrfcrt loninl homr*. livinn room, fircflncf, tilt (ember. 10 4 7. on the atiiillcslinn of The TJimiSHEl ilOROOM", .wit ith h privatp e IIIVH- troets. Phone Red Hank fi-ir.s.1-W. kitchen, thrre bfilronm*. tile Inilh, mito- Itox 311. K — GET OUR ilny'* I.Ti trf* nd ?hnt nppc.ir.i fllse- tory room, in tine nrinliliorhood: con- SHADOW LAKE PARK—Alexander Ifc- mtliB nnd Inviitory, four IHVKF- lu'dronmii, malic heat; itnra»t!i $1 ri.T.in. IMicuif venient In trains nmi bust'?. Suitable ffOUSEKEEPER for widowrr. Sle^i in'. I:VN,IIUI, itl tin- pntnlp of Jdbn .1. Loon. tion, tvvrc t»lotsi a modern rcstiicteil IS'fout living rortrh, Mnriy r\ttn frr- K] Itmik fi-0:iOT.' HIGH CASH PR!CE uiifi'P in thi-t juipr-r. for Imsiiuss man or wnniiin. Nn trnnm- I'^c'llftit home ; nn Inumiry. Sund'iy r r II I'd, ilecriiBtMl, notlin is hrifhy KIVCII to residential development; F. 11. A, ap- ;urei; I,-j-ncip. lirnutlfully ' SF;\ BN .I(O(JM""H()t.'SK. LarKr liviuit (nil. _Nloi..,Jt,il_lt.mk li-'JM1_. off. Must hnvn irfrirncm. Vi'ritr, "H.." res; la-ncre. lirnutlfully Iniulsni thn rrndHor* »t mU\ (Ifcinsrci to rxhibil proved ; trhonl adjoining, close to rail- kintr #3«.fnHi. Hyrnc Ajirney, Ph mom with iWplnri-, dinit'tr I'tnm • ALL MODtLS SJlAUI. fiOOM ' for "xnitinmnn ;' cnnvrnl- Till. Rnl UKnk. road stntion; lake pm-Honex. A few flue nnd Kltrlifti; ltf\v nulontnlir hot to the siibsci-ilifi-, solr cxfirutor. n» iiftirr- 1-1 I "id." Miiil. Ihrlr drhts nnil dr-?Anil.t iitiiiins*. rut Mi all trnnsportnUon. Call Kcd home skes still nvnilnble, See your renl- tt'Hlrr bciilrr. nil convinii rnr*. IT|»* • ALL MAKES Monmouth Adult School tlm »:iitl pstfttr, IIIKIII- ciW, within sU Hank B-.17Jili.* • MALIC—Miinn/rr for new women's Lor: nisi) K. Alexander, nn th* premin#«. Mur, Ihnn |:irV« hrdntcint I,II<1 IMIHI; 'I'HE DRNSIS K. RYUNE Aacmy i> niontliK fiiim tho iluti of tltf nlc>rr«:iid DUUW.K KUUM, »ll Inuirnvrmriiw. Vhnnti lt«it U»n)M!.4120-M. Ini-ito jutrrli, Wild nr vvitliniit fli nit Urr. • ANY YEAR anxidii. to li*l yrtiir hnu.o f."- «ril«T, nr thry will l»t fiirevrr bnrr«>d must hnvr cur community kitchen. NKVCItBHf. ii."I. homts. Mitltlltilit Kvlri' fnriifi* l»t iKljolninir. with t«-,,- ly fnmHinr in mcrchnndi'injr furs, of thrir HrlUirs therefor «u«iitU the Diivf In (ii I'hiinr I'hnnr Ile.l Hank B-Jjll».|l-1. Brothrn. Little Silvrr. Phone Red »»lf or irnl. Call m » Won Rivfr car BaniK*. ««'ii»lriitial vn-titni on cunts nnd suits, Apply, Freed'*. Knid Mih'c-ihr,. 'i'WU PUHNISHEl) nOOM'S «nil bath: Rank fi.;tl*:i7 or lied Hnnk fi-QThr,, RUIKI, Riunioti, or iihon, RnniftDti Sliirivsliui-y rivrr: mir IIUM k frmn !>*•«* PACKARD—RED BANK Ml i.AI. anil 1MIIMI kitchen pri VIIINJCB : I.ennnrJo. Phoae 113 Brond street, Red flank, bout lixniii, tht't'c blocks from rnmniut- Diitfilr frtrhdld. N. J., Decmilirr 12th, 1917. Atlantic Mii!lilnmliJ-wyi ____ UAIUC COX AT.KNCV, rttltot, iliK traint., This urnprrly minn>V h* Kelly Itml.llne L TUB ATLANTIC JIICHl.ANHS SICE DOUIILF; ROOti. furnished. Sorni- OUTK MAN—AKtfrcssivr, nlert, tfon- iliiiilirntf-il for t»'s» tluiii 112,nrifl today. Biver from and country proper* ti—Two-ramily"~house1 ovVr*- NATIONAL HANK nrivnle bath: choice neiijhliorhood: •cientioiis; snlnry o(ipn. Star Laun- PI-ICMI much iowir, All -civmi ntwl Harding Itnuri itr llroml SI. tiiB. Salcn and rentals. Oomancht looklns ncciui and river, five miuutcs Ily: TIMOTHY M. MAXSON, well }ieat((l. For Hl'Pointmclil, call Rtnl dry, Myrtle nvcnue. Lontt llaimeh. slorni Bush. Locntfit in W.H.T Wiirb. 14 to bus and railroad Jtutldii, three munis, AssistnnL Trust (Jfflrer, VENETIAN Huitdy nvrniii-. Ilii'hl-uiiU. Phnne H!^h- Bank C-SHUjJ.^ Com^ESTlO?srihor~o7(lDrTo"S(Tiir: Drive, I'ortaupeck, Ocean port Bor- R. B 60-128 xn cxpurifiiccd wiiitrc«.«cs. How Kimt bath upstairn, three rnnms, toilet down. iMiih -i-l ITill-.l. til Kim Avciiui'. FAHTlAl..,Y FURNISIIBP three-room ough. Thone Long Branch 8*1602. itnlrB. I'rice }j,D«U, l'hm.c Ilinibiui* ipr-i yhuptii', Itroiul ^MrcM, Uetl Hiinli. SKT AMIU.^T uinttt' o»k«. "Six-i'.Miiii Athmtii- KinhiamU. N, J, ninirtnii'iit nnd ciimfortnlilc r(iom», M20H. _ __ humi- IIUW lllllllf l*.»l-«tMI>trn!1. Till' ^srs. Itulitt tn, I'iilslniry, Onrttui wita liitelirn nrivilrKe?, in fine rcniden- ttUSfeKfiKHSnTA'-homi' in iiirfrrrnc'r BUNDS HOUSE—.Six ronim, 13 Kt. Mnry's Tlner, AClTKa TiiACifTTiiiid n"p|ii7" fiinnT bnth, ti iinlir IIitfhliiiifl5. N. .1. All Shirk Si/.r* West Suni;tI avenue, Itcil Unnk. 1'hont to eninif of September; aapplp e tiersrs; othoth- «i. HrCilc A«Mii'.V. Ilritllnr. l*linnn Rnl Troplors. A'lTKACI'IVK frnnt room, «itli iRvntory, YfiTTfii; "MAN—U to 2,1, general shi|7- lll B-JfifiS. fr fruiruit treestres , including nplifioiiKiK . MurMur- Rnnk ti-1 ITn, of Rimniiti l- Ji* I'M.Mr.lllATi'. ill.l.lN I.KV newly dcrnt-aicil, kitchen mrcnmmodii- iut! nnd delivery. Must have drlvrr'n 1 lltJUSK—Hi:* rooms, three boi!rounin. J.ilustt i andd othersh , SScvpn-roo --., SIX-ROOM 1IOU.SK " ]7i~' 'hiirinTsH" 7Aim\ Monmouth County Surrogate'* Offic* li:jn« if (ksircfl, P re frr bu.-jiKhs couple n."f. Smith Jrrsrj Surjonil Supply living, iliniiiK rooms, kitchen; two-ci.i .,11 improvements, chicken rooii I tj.sll'i; Slnlr HlKllWiiy :|;.. ||< :idiktiN CoriM-r. niHliilil Mllilc lllliifl<—Chilli <> Ccntr;il lo rat inn, rpsitlcntial irctifin. In Ilir iinttff nf l|i^ ftiilf itf Hrnry uiirnuf: nn [i.is f(t "trrnl ; Int T.ix'.'iil!, UTfrnhniisc ?(lx.jll. Otlnc %mit1l liuihl- f'.ty MHt.f mi.l ilci'lrlrliy, lint tin olhr- MOTH HOLES'TERRS Phni'f nr,[ Bunk fi-H*iP2-W for nppnii-l. ,,r Culms—.! WIM-LS IMIvi-ry Nicr Idealimi. Nrnr bu.«. i'huric Krd liun. I*rl« ?15,fl«»R« V. Arena, Tls Line imprnviip'iit.1-, I.Mrjri1 |ili»;, I ,'i'i-ftml 1)0 YOU USE Avon iwmeticuT t.i Mt'SMil rlnlniH nK.-niiM rstntr. KMT TCP HOLcS mrnt/ Hunk fi-rJ2^jiTl.u^in<-t I'ut-suutit to tbc m-ilt-r »»f l»»vniiiii Mi- lllliuls I r|.,ni ril, inri -iirrd FOUR-ROOM furnis'lird npurtment. l-'rip- Wrll likrd by »woinr n rvcrywherr. anil ri'i-ii^rpf rcmli'lird. T»t:il |.rlrr SAClfiFTCF.--L*n"""ittyxHt:i, partly txen" i'lidilin. Surrm,';.;, ni ill- County uT FOB 6 nnil in..|i.ilri!. idnive. Phone AUmiUe lliRhinndK 1- There In nn csrluyive «Pin»rlunIty viihd. Mr fMitifiil Inciitiim, HeL-uiid fHoflPriUN ACE?J(JY' l.oVTiTT.j" fu ?;..:,rtn. •)-. ,-n-v .1,.., pi, (;. Mrl'iir- Moninoiitli, inii'le on I he ftixth ila y nl IIC47.R. siiTrt, Fnir Haven: SH.-'iiill. Exclusive Navtsink, Si\ rooim iind IKILII ; pint Ai'incy, Itraltnr. I'lum. It'-I Ibi.k fi. Mi ri nilK-r, 111 IT. on I ho ninitinilinii of for yon In IIG IHI Avon rriircsnit- 1 Nif'-ELY FURNISH Bii" room, one bJtich aKi:iit. Linislnii.f SmiLli. 1 t Mnple avr- ]-."ixll)M; otif-ciif KHi'nir* . ^P:UT lli'alrr. MTII. in- r;unison Mil M.« M:try C. Murk, M>\P cM-eiitriN nf thfi ntivc in your iicialibot'lirioil, Writ**, PROWNS from buses nnd rnilronil sljition; iiu.'. Fair Havrn. l'honc IU<1 Itnnk A- iluilt in lOItS. Kui-nishi d; f f>,r>i)ii. LirfLK'SIl.VKIt In Iliu'l rixidfiitint iMMtc "f Jinny .1. Urwwn, ilcecHHul, n«- sinvrlc (ir d'Hiblr. Call nt 4" Oiiklniul "Avon," Box Till, lird Hunk. Thnnipson ^«i:ncy, SI Knst Fnmt Mplliw. Htnntihil Ititntr, Will in 11 1 street, Rtd Uji_nk. _— 'iTr !'-^*. ! »nnlc._Phonr C-JlTiMi.i I!" Hi. Hi'irrni-y "ly!r liviiu' innm with Miiil lo the MII- NATHliWI. ROOM !-X)R r.KNtl>KMAN in "priVHtc IXN'TlTr\VOMA"N—"StimlTiiVtoinc7 IiA-". KOlt OniCK S7\LE—Lot 5u.\ir>H, iit;i» THOMPSON A*;KNCV--SIX ~runmii'~iin'rf fiiTjdaco, lljiirKcil lrn-:t'T, ilinim; riioiu, Ki'l'Hi^r, KIIIC ixeciili'ix, ni nfoi^HJiid. home. In Kiitiiniuvm; etc an, iiii-'t'ly craning $4'> weekly. Cull mi cus- river, First street, Rtiiuson, ?7.'I(I. Kx- bath, IN ML' punrlled livini: roiini, fin- drli^luful kltchrn, dn'-.vuMir-i brdrontn Ihi'ir 'kins nmi doinnmU n^niriHt Ihc .")(•• l(,'. \ 1.00 Slnre fiirnUhfd. Cull Red Rank 6-2230.' tomer* for famous Wntkiim I'roiiurts in elusive Acnit. ConHfiiu'c .Smilli, 14 itlucc, Inviitory, hoi iv,itf»r hcnl. oil. Five and bath, (lirco ninstrr biMlii>oii'< mul Mild tnliilt. und«' until, nit hi n six t THREE^fOia TUTm^ IEPII Rmilt. No in vestment. Hiihiui'ss Maple iivciitie, Fair Ilnvcn. I'huiifc Ited sicrts, country IncHlion; Jlfi.50(i. Thomp- l>ath on scrmul ttunr: ivibinrtt* il rl;irk iniinthH from the rlnle of the nfnrrHiilil Id. <»-2OKO mutrtment In Red Rnnlc. nciir lui.tiiicti estnhlkhcd. Imniedinte cnrnhiKS. Write, Bank fi^:i')8. inm AKCTIC)-, 81 EnRt Front street, llcil i-'inm iii l)nsrm»n!, oM lifil hot wnt'-r rilrr, or t\,ty will be fmrv,,- bnircd icctiori. Avnllnble on or about Feb- J. R. Wntkins Company, Dcpi. C, New- CTrti;E " SiTTTEIl nunViTli.w. cmnfur- lirnt; two-oir ir»r;iKr, Ov«ir '• nrrr f tiifir nrlintil t line for anainU Lho ruary 1. Apply by letter to "Modern," •Ic, N. J. , table, live rooms, all improvements, f1HUM7fHON "AGENCY—N*ew "liomViiT^ tiindhcii[i, with nntilonr mill. Holland hrat, oil. Karly nci'iiiuituy 'I'll" l:>-1 n < t: k |{.-: ,t -r ii BoItilAx oil>)JJ,, Rri\i'itd Bnnkunun*. COOK. CKNKKAL hotisewoi-kcr, for n chr conntrtictlon. Five rooms, flrciiliico. Iminrdintr* iinMc^'lnn. Ask in v *'i9.fni(>. d: Freehold, N. J., Mtcemlirr Asking ii:(.-"M.'0. Constance SmiLli, M ONE ^ARtt Y furnished mom. kitchen fHmlly nf four adults In RuiMon. H^N tllr )mth ; plot 7:>xlGfl; oil hent: I'\|IHII- .Injr|.b ':. MrCii- Airrlicy. lti>»ttnr. ( Maple avenue, Fair Haven. Phone Red 1017. rroncntt. Stnt.i wiln-y cxpcrteil. Write, sinn iittic; $l.'i,n'IH. TlintHlison Aiccnry, Phniw Hnl RiinU fi.HTn, nr Itumiioii 1- MAHY C. MACK, privileges; S.'O pnr month. It. V. R. H:ink fi-^HOS. liirli. -Ailvi it;<,r»l. !,'. K. Stottl, "' Bronil sVicet. PIIOKC Red "linusrvvorkrr." Box HI, Vteil Bfmk. Kl Eiiat Front fitrpct, Red Hunk. Phonu "•14J.* Hnx KMI. HUMSON—Nun rivcr.~3i~FiriH Hired. fill Si .SUN "iU'lU "nil!;inc. l"liii'"« ~Nm1m Bunk 6-2t •< 1^^ KXI'KHIKNCBI) hoiiHuwDiktr, pin in Now viieunl, six nmms all imprnvi;- MidilU'lown, N. J. l COMFORTABLE double rmtm, in «onil conkitu:, live in. Miist hv fund of m finIs , pipe less f.ntmtL' loll): plut iTi'lVM'r'SON~""A(3'KScV"-^ Twti-ii"ii!i"rtmr:iit i'ml bnth. (Viilrnlly lin-.-itiil, In (\iv Mors. Win fi W:.,(. 'Oiil'lrfM'. PJionc I«C>IK Itriuii-'li (i^j\ Iriii, (Uvi'lltnK. j'lVi! rodlilH. hi 111, Riiii|inri'l), Ksidctltlill ,t'l H'lll. t-. ; I •• HVi r. (ill Illlt Itnl Mnnli, Now J«Mly. Inrniinr.. _ IMinnr r'.n!__R!itik K-'-Jjj'"-" .•.HA 150. Hi'imtiru! Kimlriis. E:,riiwivc. Hi; II,\VI:.ST TIIK KI:Y TO TIIK CITV G7\nTO:KK APAR'APARff SlfENfSfENf.. ""J^TutJ^Tut" VcmodVcmod - HOUSEVVORK"Enrsrrit. Cnnstiincp Smith, I I Mnple avc- Urnt floor; four ruotnn HIKI hnth, stcotnl lii.i. Wiilkinir ilMimr. hi |His!|'J,.1OH. st»in *. lintiM (1i:i!r |in«si-j't.innI Tn\r* m;r nr: no HAM-: IIII: KI:VS TO nn: ifinrijt IIO.MKS eleili Notice at Settlement nf Account. | l*ii ton l wii; oil burmr. heat furnished, 1 ;i h s, ' Thompbun Agency, ftl tintiL Trout ..lily S.TJ. TtiiJil !•« ii". *:..;rum. Jn.w-i.li 1 C. HeC'i- .li'uny, Rml'.rr. IMmnr R'M[ 1'Mntc uf .\AU\>- lloii 1-ni H.' riii;,<'d iCntliiiriiit Mnnliiiv; Tuiln. : mnntli. Write, Stonrhnm, R. F. l>. 1, Hindi j1 in htnvy i-lonninsr. Plriisnnt fiir- Six ruitins: t«»-c:ir »:ir:ii, f;; IMIS linr. THUMPKON "Afi"KN(JY—.V'ttrnrliv ... < FA'fll" MAVlCS-'-UKn MANIC. * IV-wiir In.M.I NDIIL-.' In h.n:tiy k'ivrn that. tli< | Ttnx •±Ci'.i_L LntiK Hriuij:!^ (•iindMik-s «IMI »ond WIIKCP, riionr l-'oi- <\\i\<-\i Mile + J,;-'l'i. Oiiiihtiince Smilli. cm Culoniiil hotnr. Si:; inoit^, tik 11 iiuemmta of I he Miliicrilnrrt. HIH vi vit.w j I 1 Miiiild nvemif, F;iir Haven. Phone liitchi-tu fireiilniT, tnvuUir>*. ml lion I; one* hmmii'Mw. l.tu .:*; liv'ui'.t vin*m, kiP-U- TWiTFUriNiSHEI) rooms, hedruom nmi iriiMt i & nii'l cMTiiiDri of a ilriTHX il i VivittK rnnm, for ou5incs« coiiplc. 1'J I'l'^L'-^'-lL' - Hcd IJank rt-23*ij«*. CBP nt inched giirnjrr; 5ls,.'iO0, ThmnpAnn • n with lirrnhfiiM inifih. iwii .-uiiny IUMI- COOK- -liivfrcrest Nursinit Jlfimr, CIIH- Agency, .HI E:i»L Front street, Hcil flank. nxioiH. biilh, iillli1 with n I ft '•>. full \uitr. irnstK: of tile otntc nf MI!c nilditid unit Mulnl by th,- .Sur- ' LLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY l»ln HVCIUIL'. Kcd llnnk. J'honp itcd built home. Hns four bRilrooms. three Chonr fi-DTOO.' ment will) iilmtfnrr:inli roBato nf the Cnnnty of Mnnmoiith nmi luithB. one bus Ktnll Rhnwvr; -'i-ncre ii'lturud fin- KCttltituiit to tho Oridnini" FOffNI APARTMENT. Llvinit liOUSKWORKRR, tw« ur three iliiys'a bnautlfully l.'ind.'iCHprrl. Occnimncy rnrly rcsidrntiid hii'iitiiui. Now v;mint ami im- THOMPSON AGENCY — Properties Ctiurt "f aim! cntinty. on Tliursilny, tin; room, ttininjr rnorn, tiedrnoin, kitchrn. ", ninininiis only. Phone Ketl in January. Ashinu pnne i:i>.O0li. Con- ninilii.tfly lirnlliilil. !, ?ll,'MHl. ,ln.. ltt-17. porch, own entrance. Inrtrc l>nck K»r- bnth; two-cur Riiranc. For quick Kalr, room, inritr kitchnt, (wo livtvanm!*, liU WOMAN UKAl.TOli |ti:ll I!A.Mi, N. J. .i*c sLx-ycnr-oM schaot child, rj:3O street, Kcd Bank, Phone 6-0*00.' den. Appllcntloni acrept^d only by 3! 0,300. Constance Smith, t i Mn[ilr bnth. rttic with *U\v*, r>it hcnl. Cm- CHAKLKS HAKNKY HAItDlNC. •tntinie how tnnny in family, nnrt price tn r»:.1O, s«vernI rfnyi :» week: o'ulcr avenue, Knir Ilnvcn, I'hoiie Kcd Bank Iriillv lncntfl. nt'iir Hoif*. husps. Prir.- Kumsun, New Juraej'. Ti'lrpliunn Itcd liiinli fi-illil Killinjf to pny If auitnble after inspec- chilfl 9. home iiftrr S:.nO. Must he will- in Jlfl.son. ,Tt!Hpph C. MrCiir Aconry Unit id StJitM Tnmt Comunny tion. Occurancy about January lii. ns to stuy ovrr niftht once ii wrck. liunKnlow, in perfect condition. Hath, Knnltnr, Plwinr Itrd PuiA fi-1 170, nr nf Now York. Writ*, "R. H. A.," Box fill. Red Hnnk.' Good wages. Phono Rtimson I -14S-1. fircplatf, oak floors, fully insulated, ft 1* T Hi Uc«l"~Hniik. Hyt Hrnry II. HCIII-.**, Asaiaunt CAPABLE""WOM'ATi^F«n ~jfcncrul IIOIISE- New biniKaldw, all iciidy lo move in. pllielcHK furnace, srretned perch; nunv«c> Vicr rrrsiilnil. \vr.rlt nnd to HFsIst In rarp nf nitip- Five rooms l>iUh, stall shower, lieu led Pricn 112.00ft. John I,. Mlnuirh, Lroliir. IIAVB YOU SKEM the Gunnlsnn New Ywk Citv, N. Y. REAL ESTATE WANTED months-ohi bn liy; two ndultn; small Itumson rnM\. __Phone_Rumimii l-f'jll>.^ by uil. Attic cjiu be lini-licd v.ilh twu model home '•' The fjietnry built .Surviving Trustccj of tbt Trust Imiisr:; ftlfcji in cjr out; excellent i>ny. rnnnm and but]]. Prlre $1.1.00(1. Cm- FAIR HAVEfo—Modern foiil'-roVm buii- Inr the bcnclU tii C it til trine stendy jolt. Apply in person at fl^l hoinr (Jluh. Open for in- IIou.cc HurclliiK, (lcL-«nicfl. ro'im^, "'itli U;itli, nimltrn kitchen, nn Rumson road. Phone Itunrion 1 •!>* Ifi. I'm vide nt Trust CumpJiny nf CONSTANCE SMITH Att'ency. 14 Maplf sprctiim g:itui'dny JIIHI Tiir.it!sty, 2 rentrnl bent: t.lse* Sfili. "rlt-e Jfi.Oflf. RUMSON^Kiaht-room house (four be"d~ rhiliidclphifi. avenue. Fair Haven. Phone tl*d Bank REAL ESTATE FOR SALt Weart-Ncrneth AKcncy, VI frond street. rooms), linth, minporch; hot water to .1 p. m. Willifim M. 11-iitelmnnn, liy: Williiim L. MuttHrt, Trust 8-'J308, Cash buyer* for all types of t Phone Jted _Baiik_ B 2240. hent; near bus, school, *tnrc.', Price Otllecr. rhihulelphU, l'.tition; outbuild- Nuwtirk t'i!, Htw Jersey, TINI»ALb nffcr Mlditletown room ami ultvft-mnilrrn Ititth'-n. Knuip* \VALKBU ft TALL COLT'S NECK—Coloninl, sis rooms end inK.4. 1'ricc 91S,00(i. tn settle I'stat*-. Trot-tori. WE HAVE A LAKCR lUt of tctW* Villaftc home. Immrriintc occupnncy. hslli retaining onrly chnrm. with all inrtit inrlildi* new \nT«P Kritiiilnlri'. rl.r- John L. Minugh, hnikrr, Rnmsnn road. trie raiiKf, ftU-irnilnn rlrrtrii* hnl walrr proipecti for Farnu, Homes, Es- Six room!: nnd bath, piped hot air hent; modern conveniences, recently re no* IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY vatcd; beautiful on«-arre plot. AsltinK Phone RumBon 1-0716.• boiler of bpcci.'il flrjifjn. wiLli twn h!nt of U-»r«c of lmi>Ncn|i«il Krouml. '!<»: 1'JIIII Ilifc. Uiver Plnzn, pre-wnr home, near Inke, 000. John L. Minuirh, hrokcr, ftumson FAMILY OK I-'OUR desires long term oil hent. low tnx(^»; lot enxDBT, in choice SltunUd tin I ho bin lin^. Inimcdintr Ily virLiii! of HII (irdrr of the Court in MONMOUTH COUNTY if$ x rooms nnd bath, atenm heat; on«- IUAUroad,. PhonJ IIUIIeV RumsoI%UIIIBU_n- 1-0'lP._ , . - * rental. Three bedrooms or larser section of Fair HRven, III.000. Wcart- possession. Easy ITITH if rip"iml. The of Chiiiiccry of thn Stutn of Ntw .Icr- EATONTOWK-~Slx-ronm house STli house. Unfurnished, country location r narngc; lot 50x100. Itnmcdtntc lios- Nemeth Atccncy, 42 Broad street, Rrd ««le t»iicr ia only Jl.'.-Vio. WlUiiim H. *ey nincJc on the 23rtl dny uf IJcccni- scssion. All yours for only 18,500. 19 bath; two-car itHrage; larpe lot. Im- preferred; but will consider other K>OB* Ratik, phone 822<0« Hintclmnnn, Rcnltnr, Rumson, I'hone 1- Ijcr, i017, iu » cause wherein Surah K. Et&t Front street, Red Bank. Phone 6- mediate nccupincy; furnUhed. Price E. R. SNYDER & CO. libuititB. Phone Long Branch 6.4353-M. NEW FOUR.ROOM buiigalow Intlcd 0600. Iticc, !• lieUtione*' nnd you me defend- IS,.' O0, Wcnrt'Nemeth Aioncy, 1^ IHsflNTiS WANTED—Lawley Agancv Ctinki lot TOxlfiOi hot nir hent, fired f ant, you arc hcrftby rcfiuircil t'» nnswer Brond utreet, Red Bunk. Phone 6-^240." Established /«/.< tiai buyers waiting for nil types of VALK&R A TINDALt offer eourl build'- by oil; til" batli; Immedintt possession; the petition of petitioner on or before inx nnd lot In Shrewsbury borough* r UnfElTBEbftbirjS house, btth, kitchTn, brick nnd frame V\. mmnla homes, lot! and acreage. If you con- l8,90- ). Wcart. Ncmeth Agency, 42 tht l!4th day yf Murdi, 19IS, «nil In de- for Easily converted into beautiful home, dining and HvInK room, new floors, rc- rooms; nttarl-rrl irnrnK**; full r.cWnr; oil template icllinir. pleaae communicate Broad street. Red Bank. I'hone 6-2'i4Q,' fnult thiroitf, nticK U*crr« will be ren- Rniml neiahhorhood; lot 100x177. dccorntad. umitle ctosetn, enclosed in'l burner: Insulntinn; scrroni nnil storm dered njtninst you HI the Ctmncelloi with us, tiiiwley Attcncy, Rivcra^dp RED HANK—Four-room bungalow Mid Triced tn --til at I7..100. Worth 310.000. open porch; four ncren; water front- tnFli. Tmmndlntc im*«r«si«r: II l.BOfl. shnll think •Miuitnblr nnd junt. INSURANCE drive find Sttitc Highway No. 35. Phone hnth. Re^rntly rcmntlrlctl, Phone Red 10 Eiiht Front street, Ilctl Bunk. Phone nj,'i;. Price 117,000. Frnnk H. Lawns. Rolnton Walrr'ii.r.v. Rpnltur, Ifi WrU Red Brink (i-fl-110. n i nkfi-a»48. The object of mi id null i* lo ohtnin 6-2776. • PhoneJted_BHnk fi-li&T."..' Front Rtrpft. Itpd_Hnnk. Phon. fi-3:.nf>.* FIRECASUALTY'-MARINE -AVIATION • LIFE • BONDS NEW HOMES—Over £T<) models. Flnrnic- a d u: rro n f d i v CUT n lirl w t»(: n HH • ff WILL BUY CHICKEN farm. Must have i-'AUt HAV"£N=BunKalbw wltli Jour ip'n- LITTLE SltiVEll— Modr-rn Cnlnninl. nrr- Kood outbuild ink's, inuill house, nil WALKER A TINDALI* hnve been friven in« nvailnlik: fmir ronmi nnd hnth. ( nttitioncr nnil you fnr th». cniuu of ik- a find, six-room nnil bnth hnm« in iniilt aiiywhurt! in Ocean mid Moumtiuth vimiK rooni.i, mitnmiitic stcnni htiit, «nr, six r<»(im!«; Klt;i<-lt<*5f*!«inM I $ I ."i.7,*iH. Rolslnn Write, "Chicken Farm," Box 511, Red tinn. Asklnic |S..*nn. Chni-lc* K. SWPG- l-'LOItKNCK I'. rOKCOT.SON', furnibhed. down to ^'iiBhinu much Inr. ir may rnstly finish nff nwn home arid Wnlcrbiiry. llrnltnr. 16 Wrst Front Bank. ncy Agency, Monmouth avenue. Phone f.U Urnttil Street, 135 FIRST AVE., ATlANlic HIQrH^ANDS, N. J. Frinidnire and awcrper. Don't fniiiL: save (iO'/c of co»t. This is a proven t. Rnl Hunk. Ph Rum * Hcd Hunk. N. ,1, l)ESrEfiA~TE trannferred family of fine SS.riOO. Yen, JS.oOO. 19 Eu*t Front [irnctical method which thousand 3 T^f qunlificntiorn and excellent references, pp Solicitor itf I'fititinmr. PHONE . AT 1-O9O0' strrrt. Red Hnnk. Phone 6-'J"7fi.* throughout the country nr" us'inif t" LinauiN—immtflinit jionBttsloTi, nice needs houRc in or near Rumacm by June, four-room Inniirnhm. Siifim hent. nil, (i, 1,'h BUNGALOW, one-yonr old, four salve the hljrh cost of housing—or ve location, fine condition, seven roomn, insiilntcd; atorm windows nmi srrppns. 1'JIS. Will rent or buy. Please help will completely finish off tiny of these (/our bedrooms), hot wntcr hent, mo. Front atreet, Red Bnnk. Phone fi-2776.* URl) HA^fK—SiiUsttvnUftl sflven*raom equipped with tractors and machinaly years. If you enn afford to pay $42 I'unuant to the order of Dormnn Me- HOATSUAN'3 PAUADISE, AU-yenr, »i HAZIJOT—Ettate offering six-room cot- esidcnef, In th(< best neighborhood. to work Kood tilted farm, "Write, "R* per month for a home, four rooms nrtd taj»e. nil improvemrnts. Atklnp |B,- Fireplace in livinjr room, thrf*: \t\rtm bed- Fnddin, flurroKJite of the County of B.." Box fill. Rod Bank. . room and buth home, hot wnter oil bnth, including principal and interest, 400. Charles R, Sweeney Alttincy, Mon- rooms nnd bath; 111 ,.'00, [Udston Mnnmnuth, mmle on tho sixth ihiy of heat, on concrctti rnnd, one mile fronr I he ii lev us—nn rntchei. Closed con* OfcemiJQr, 111 IT, nu [he ni'pUcntion of LOCAL DUSINBSS man wishes to rent ruilroad station, '£'/- ucris nf Innd. 9- mouth avenut-. Phone Hutmnn 1-149-. Wnterbury, Ren It or, I fi Wom Front siX'Toom, unfurnished housr, or lnr tract*. Or we will rntimut* and erect VV. Leo KllU nnd Isaiah Mutlnck, Excni- fcet on rivtr, «ood bout nnchornKc Five MONMOUTlPpARK, Kutontown, Threw 11 rBct ltf< «r, In R«d nnnk OP vicinity. Writ nn rliucil contracts nny UwctltnK or ct* ' » ! B"Hi;; Phonr 6«S.'iiin.* t»rn nf the nMlr i.f B|Unl>ptli Kills. i|<-- nicu building luts included. Winter rcil- lots, ench Sfl-fnnl frontnKc nn IrvinR Hfeli HANK—Hood Fix-rocm hnusc. Hot 'XocuL" Box .Ml, Red Bnnk. tensivii repairs you may deiire. Esti- censed, not lea ii hereby nivcn tn the hit price only St^/iOn. Walker A Tln- fiir.tiiH! is free nf t-hnrRt1. Information: place, which na-Ittinnlly cont owner SI,. nir hent, Very convenient In storrs cioilitofS of suit! (k-cci|nci| to L'\llil)it tn LlSTTKnS WANtED—We hnve clients dnli, Realtors, lii East Front street, Red Allnirc A Son A^rncy, Inc., 19 Mod- 000 -nch. Will sell for I'-'IO rnrh. and Klation: $6,.100. Itnlrton Wntcr- tho iiirtscrilicis. rxecuton, us aforcunul. waiting tn tmrchnne all types of Man Ihin_k. I'hono fi-:i77fi.» mouth htrcft, Rrd Hunk. I'hnnc fi-H4,*0. Charles E. Swncnoy At:ent>% Monmouth bury, Itmltur, 16 Wrst Kront sirert, Red their debts •nd ilemnndn uicninst th' mouth county proper! ie«, Vot prom ft SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW; rnrtiirc: lot Open Saturday nnd S'tniiay by appoint* nvemie. Photic [tumnrui I• 14ft2. flunky. Phniip _^-a.*inn.« inid fitKtt-, nmlcr nnth, within «i* action, |ihor.p, write, or visit John L. mrnt. monlli.i from til'; 'Intr of tht nfnrc^aid Minuirh, bn)kcr, Rumson rontl. Phone 100x147. Trice $f>,0(1(1. In Katotitown. VlCtORlAK fl'OUSB. EfithTToomsTTwo fJV'KR AN ACRK. l^vKPMroTv'cirp.rCoiiT iinlcr, (.r thry will bi fcicvrr linr red R l0"lfi» It, V. n. H. StoiU. 7 7 Hvoail street, Knl linttif. Central Incalinn. Adnptnblp tor Five rooms, firMiIurr-. hoi wntcr, uil j Hunk, t'hnnr 6-llHl. HUNiiAL&'W—Six roomi, sll ImproW- two HpnrtmcnU, screens nod storm win- iittnchcil itnrnKinrR, ckiNciNIn sun purch. frop- Viola avenue. Ltonnrdo. Phnnn Atlnn* Early [lossemtjon: IM..100. Holston lent water front. Area of mmmer ren- Asbury Parli, N. J. MAN—To put In nbout 12 wnll looketfl. tal*. Si*• room two-story Coloninl, with orty 170x190; hulf'block from ichool tic Highlands t.O69fi evcnln«s, after Wnterbury. Itrnltnr. I fi West front Will puy I ".GO ench nnd supply m»' Sulomon Lnutmnn, En<|., ultrti moitern kitchen 'tnd bnlhi '26*ftiot nmi rnUrntiil Ktntinn. At n very KOO>) ao strco-, Kcd Hunk. I>lmnr> rt-:i.",of».• terln), SVork can ho dnne evrnintfs or (50.1 Mnttinnri Avmir, oiien ski IT power bonL inclurlcd. Anklnc lirlcr. CM] Swnrtz'N furnjturo stort, Sundays Write, "M. W.," Box 511. FLORIDA COKFBE SHOP, Prlvn In, Aslitiry Pnrk, N. J, IH.O'H), Con Ml I*. C: F< Hnnlrn, Shrov-r> H_cil_n_n_k , MKI; A SINKINC; SHIP Red flunk,* new, modern, directly nn ncrnn and Monmauth County Surropnle'* Office. I'rnclor. bury. Phone KMI llanli D-liii:i, «t (!, If. B,\ TON TO W N—Vctrran wlm can guiil" highway. Two *cnxon ImalnrRs; nenr In the mnilrr r»f 1 hi* c-inte of Josrph MEM—SPECIAL $1,on Vnlcntltio Ncvlu*. RMI Hunk n-lr.:i:i.J.» ify, enn own new four.room htinun* Hay ton A Il^nell. llprr llrrrt'r, Lot Notice nf Seltlement ol Account If JIIII lire |M-rti)itttntr .vmir hniiii' In *lnt> Intn ruin liy w'C- Alloti llciuittt, lUiccuM'd, NtiUct: Ui frtjil- HiiKf VnhMilini: IJny di-mnnd; JTrATtT"T(TrTNKW VKAH rtptit, Own l(i\v, nl! nimlrrn improvements, for lOflx'ittit ffrt; rlpitrir.n rk'ht*. liifurnia. conimlnRlnn, ult your*. Ltir»Uvn S iton tn (fluent clniliiK nutilnst citnto, Kslatc of Kihvuril Ucnn AdiiniM, ilr< Iri'thii; I'l'imli's nnd lnipniM'iMi'iil^ II ivlll IIIMI sink IIIMIT In your iiwn liomc, At prosriit wn hnvu <-m:ill ilrmii piiynicnt. l!nme' tuliiuriliem, tt'iistci-n nf ri'iuilrs II- thry arlsi mul yuu will ni'vi'r liuvi' a run nf Dcrcmlirr, 1917, nn the n|i|illi'iilion the cRlnte of »nid IUL-CHBCII, will K' shop. Must havi expt'iicdcc, (iuntl l^'ifL^'iL1' t'noii" Rcil Hnnk ti-'JIRl,• Swni-I?.'.- furnlturf, Hrd Hunk B-32ia. IIIIIISI' . . . .Mnl.r ri'imlrs mul iilti'iMliiiiis In Uccp up pun' uHI, olut'.c. tuilumnUc. hr.nt, jwrch; unnvjc; of Illchnril It. Hohertj, M\C cxccutin- of mnlUcil itnr!liL-r, jtotr uxctMiluc, nh iifiirt- OlIlL ~ Tin- uriii', I'-'I". Inir, and [levcloiilnu, for ptintoff Iti Fair Haven, convunlnnt tn iichnnln uni! Kpiynn, Phone Itcd Brink «.4l0(),« their nctlnns th«rfif«r nxnliiit tho v\\t\ TWO COTTACBH—Pour rooms nnd bath 11ANKKRS TRUST COMPANY, rniilicr'n dni'lt room, I'hono Eitlontuwn htlR, Triced lit S8,fiOO for quick tnte, rttch. Front nnd hnnk pnrchea, Also FAIR KAVEN—MiMlfrn liiinKHlow, built Bllbucrlhtr. Hagerman Lumber Co. Uyi J. V. Snuter, Trual OJncer, il-lmm, oMnnBlon 1BS31BS3. . Kiln Wiltshire Aurnay, Kcnltor, 77 •tome ruiiilluti' Inclitih-d. Must he r^* In 11)39. LivlriK room with smith and Matpttt Kr4>fhtiUI. N..!,, Uf^-tnlier 'iftth. Ifi WHH HUfi't, New Ynrk I'lly, N. Y. %S t'EKl ENCEfi l Urn ml utrcet. Phone Hml flunk (1-21 HI,* l.l.niir.ll, Mlll.WOHH, 1AI.NTS, IIAKOWAKB %S t'EKl ENCEfi w.illrpiwri, nvrr"" li t mnvwl from pniprrly, rrn'nnnblo. Thono w', ...HI*,I,,. bath, full liaiunnunti nil hunt, insulation, KirJIIAItl) It. ItnilKRTH, Itcildlntf HIIIKC, CnnniTtlcut, ANI1 >IASO\ .M.M'IOUIALS. Phnna Rail Unnk G-39UI, Ask for Mrs. 1 wntci hent i K'trnRt . Occupied hy KT)M?Utt~8(nith~ShTewiIiiiry fiver, 1-3 srtTcni nmi storm windows: lot liOx^O. lli'i flrniul MtiH't, Wllliamii. liullikr. An cxcentloiinl value nt $l!l,> nrre, (tlK-room houHr, hnl wntcr hcitt Flnu rcHidrntlnl nciKhborhnnd. Immodl* Kntnntown, N, J, Messrs. Aitplrgntr, FoHtfr, lleuiMllr, fiOf). LtiFttlcd nn Newmmi Sprlntrs tmul, I!! biirrm, Owner left vicinity. AnklnK ntr pniNosnlont |S.''(JO, Joafjih '!. Mr- F. 111,-. Prii-f, KMI.. 59 Chestnut St. Red Bank 6-0242 — 6-0243 Shn.^'huiy tnwnshlp. Call [led Hnnk C> 1 NUutly pnditiun, flvQ-tliiy wcrk, Wrltu, l'2,.-(i(i. Chin-It* E, Sweeney, Phone Cue A«cncy, RctUni'. Phonn Hcd Unnk Kniunluwn, N*'w Jtficy, fieri Unitk, N! J.. 1 1 UU2U. Ha broken,* 1 "A, U,.' Itux Ml, HLJ Hnnk. iuiuon 1-11'J. . ••1170, or Kumion 1-0M4,* I't Page Sixteen RED HANK KIXMSTKK, JANIJAUV S. ]!U.S

now operating his own roofing and faille with tight bed ice and wide IVisoner Cic g (>racc siding business in I*ong Branch. slcirt. She wore gladiolaa in her Navesink Garden Upon tluir return, the couple will hair and carried a colonial bouquet On Father's Pica i, H, Turner Dies ing a New Years eve party. Mr. For KccMcss Driving LANGK-IIKTKM reside with the brodcgroomV of matching gladioli. The chapel Pillsbury was assisted in tho inves- Miss Anna Mao I-anpo, daughter mother. was dec mated with yclloiv nnd Hears Reports John A. Boyle, Jr., who Ilve3 at tigation by Detective William S. Samuel H. Crooks, formerly of nf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lance cf *i\hi'p pom pun clityranthrmuniP. Stardust inn and who is employed At Fair Haven Mustoe and Fair Haven police. Rumson, now living in St. Peters- Campbell avenue. BeHoirl. hpcnmp Ml— BKXNETT P.K.C Fird Adams of North Car- at the Earlc Naval depot as an Mr. Turner waa born in Philadel- burg, Fla., was fined $100 on a Merchant Marine charge of reckless driving Tuesday Ihc bride of Herman R. HPtem. Barbara Ann Howlnnd. olina nnrl Fort M on mouth was best William DeVcsly ordnance worker, was given until phia. His mother was the late Mrs. 5OTI of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. ninn. Saturday morning by Recorder Clara D. Holder. Turner. His fath- night at Fair Haven by Recorder dnuffhirr of .Mr. and Mrs. Gcoifi*; i Is Guest Speaker Was Visiting lallier George Woodward. According to Hctcni of Portland rn.id. I-cnnard?. \V. Howlnnd of Little Silver, >vns A rpcrjitiun followri-l ;it tho John V. C'rowell to pay a $10 line er is an executive of the National Sunday nftcrr.oon in llic Brlfortl police, Officer William Bobbins of iv.avr.cd '.o Waller ^. Bennett, son hritlo's homr un f'hrs'r.ut strcc'.. I The Navesink Garden club met on a charge of disoidcrly conduct Lead company of New York. Methodist church. Her. Pnul J. TIIP hi irin w.is Kt:iduatcy Rev. Leonard Sibley, i sion was romlur.lpd hy Mrs. John According tu Patrolman Albert of service in that ors'inimtion. He nmms anri rladmH. i the home uf his father, Joseph I,. was a member of the Masters, [ and Fred Moog, Jr., of Carlilc ter- j);iytor of the Colts Nock Kef'>rm<, ,MIKS M:n i.s. otliciatinjr.' Prances J.un:;o, wa? mniil nf honor (liven in m:nii;iy« by her brotli- Her Sown \vns of Amoricnn Ki'.-iuty (iii.Motit—( OKi:u. 1 PV, ihn Inkle \vnr« :i \-own of iv^ry Fair Haven faille made in ofMke-Hliouidci Announcemenl has been nmde o.' L-:ilin made1 with a sweetheart ncclt- style with n I.Tifin liow hustle. She the nifirrlngR of Miss Jessie C,il- Mr. nnd Mrs. James Hui it Millin- lim\ lonir .^Iri'Vp.s nnd full skirt, of Lincoln avenue arc the parents wore nn old fashioned bonnet of niowr, daughter of Mi", and Mi'.s. toiinitiating in ;\. court tisiin. Her .American Bounty with lai-yc plunios David Oilmour of Herbert .street, of a son, James Hur.il, Jr.. born and carried an old fashioned bou- Union Beach, U> Kinis Delmnr run-length ilhtsiLMi veil \viis faiiRhi pritiay al tthh e LLonR Ifilnnd College quet of yellow chrysanthemums and Cokcr of Oklnhoma. The double U> ;. tinni df onuijio blo..;sonw. Slin hospltnl in Brooklyn. M^. Huiat la '••mini :i v/hitr: mr.hiil on a ;-,mall, J thc fnrmoI. Miss Kutlieiiin' Kr;inz. Jiurple irirt. 'J'hc Inklc-'ninids, .Miss ring encmony wa.s performed De- while P.iliio. | lor only jewelry was Grace Hycis and Miss TIILM- cember 20 by Rev. Joseph K. Uncle, j «{ | j, ;irls, gift , ri' of Mi-fi. Henry Frtnu of ;l r nR of c ' the bridc- Fair Haven «sa Cook of EcHovil, wore veplkas }>*.istur ot Gr;ito Mcthoili.st church, , »ruultli of the maid of honor's gown and Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Nannlni bonnet in peacock blue and carried Union Beach. Mrs. Philip l.ynott of Forest Hill*. of Hancc road arc the parents of a bouquets or yellow and rust chry- Ihc bride was nUcndcd by Miss L. J., iva.i her sister's inatrun of son born January 2 at Rlvcrview santhemums. Lorraine Kvnns of Kcainy. Joseph honur, and .she wore ggown of hospital, Allan o( Union Reach was the best ruy.il blue velvet with a matching William VnnDuren of Belmiir, A (ire In the house at 417 River ninn and llin ushers wore David feathered head dret.-i. Her bnun,ui!t road, corner of Grange nvr.ntk-, MOTHE i 3 PANCAKE cousin of the bridegroom, win best A linn nnd Joseph Cajey, both u[ wa.s of yellow roses. Judy Ford, a formerly owned by Samuel H. C'lee- nan. The ushers worn Harry Max- Union Beach. Following the wed-cousin of the bridegroom, was lnnd, had burned out before the son of Navesink and lidward Gold- (lower Kill. She was ilrfsscil in en of Atlantic Highlands. ding, there was Rev. Leonard A. Sibley, Jr., of the poinsettias and greens. The ceremony was performed 12 OZ. 9' guests at the Willowbrook restau- A reception was held (it the Sum-New Years day by Rev. Roy 12. Colt's Neck Reformed church, of- APRICOT CANS CANS rant, Fair Haven. The couple loft ficiated. mers home, after which the couplo Williams, Jr., In Atlantic Highlands on a motor trip to Miami, Kin. Ali'tf. left on a wedding trip in New York Methodist church. A reception for Fancy Snow White head Hctem'a traveling costume was sin The bride was attended by her NECTAR* sister. Mrs. Stuart Kdlngton. state and Connecticut. They will the immediate families was held CAULIFLOWER aqua crepe dress, brown mouton coat make, their home in New Haven, at the home of the bride's parents. I 29* and brown accessories, Upon their Franklin Updike was his brother's best man. j Conn., where the bridegroom Is a The couple arc on a honeymoon return, they will lb-c with the trip through the Southern states. 1 PRIDE OF OREGON, Fancy bride's parents until their new The bride wore a brown Fancy U. S. No. 1 MclNTOSH A %»• CI*9C hom« at Leonardo is ready. with brown accessories and a cot- j CAN sage of yellow roses. [PLUMS 27' APPLES 6 Li FOKMISAXO^-AGAMKNNONi: A reception for members of the immediate family was held at the Miss Camilla Formisano, niece of home of the bridegroom. The cou- FOR MEN Large Bunches California bunches ^Ire. Maria Bizzaro of 95 River ple are on a wedding trip to Vir- 1 TABLE TIME street, Red Bank, and Frank Aga- ginia, and on their return they will NO. 2'/i CARROTS 19' mennone, eon of Mrs. Theresa live on Buck's Mill road, Colt's SUITS CAN Agamennonc, 20 Victor avenue, Neck. 27! JPEACHES 27' West Long Branch, were married Fancy Florida ( Sunday afternoon at St, Anthony's I.KVINE—HAKNKS. 5 church. Rev. George SI. Albono, Miss Marian Bobbe. Levine, GREEN BEANS 2 ** 25 acting rector, officiated. Miss An- daughter of Mrs, E. Karp of Chest TOP COATS 1 SNYDER'S TOMATO gela Marascio was orga.nist and 22 ? Miss Rose Plgnataro, soloist. nut street, became the bride of Sgt. U BOTTLE Ray Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. ICATSUP Large Bunches Crisp Tender bunch The bride, who was escorted to [Tom Barnes of Magec, Miss., Sat C.95 23' CELERY HEARTS the altar by her uncle, Kcrdinando urdny afternoon at a double ring TROUSERS 19 Dc Cicco of Brooklyn, wore a while ** UP satin gown in nn old fashioned ceremony in chapel 1 at Fort Mon- mouth with Lt. Col. Harold H. style with a long train, trimmed Sifers Velvet Homogenized 20 02 with imported French lace. Her Schul:; officiating. fingertip lengrth veil of illusion Given in marriage by T/Sgt. Al- SPORT COATS Chocolate Syrup JAR tulle fell from a beaded tiara. She ton Thomas Cornelius, the bride 15? 19' carried a bouquet of white roses. wore a period gown of aqua-blue The attendant WHS Miss Formi- faille taffeta. Her circular veil 'Of sano, sister of the bride. She aqua-blue illusion was fastened to 0.95 a ^iara of imported forgctmenots SPORT SHIRTS April Showers, All Green Tender wore an aqua taffeta, gown .in ** UP bouffant etyle and a feathered of the same shade. She carried a 0UT 8PEAM FANCY headpiece and carried a maiehing colonial bouquet of pink carnations 95 Asparagus muff and a bouquet of yellow and white pompon chrysanthe- 29' STRING BEANS roses. Armand Agamennonc ol mums with silver ribbons. MACKINAWS Long Branch was his brother's best Miss Anne Vnlvano of Astoria. 10 FRESH CUT man. Long Island, waa maid of honor. ARTESIAN YOUNG 3 NO. 2 Due to the recent death of Sebas- Her gown was American beauty 1.00 TENDER CORN tian Blxzaro, the bride's uncle with TIES CANS PKGS. • I in PEAS whom she made her home, the re- 2 35' FANCY ception was canceled. The bridal party was entertained briefly at the bridegroom's home after which the EVEHYTHIING FOR BOYS—— SPINACH couple left for a trip to New York 1-OK THE EMPIRE CUT NO. 2 and Florida. 85 J. I. BRAND PITTED CANS 55 The bride arrived in Red Bank BOATMAN GREEN BEANS in April from Naples, Italy, to make SUITS 16 2 29' Sweet Cherries her home, with her aunt and uncle. AT She has been employed by the Dc- 95 HY GEE Gcnnaro Manufacturing company FINGERTIP COATS 13 of Red Bank, P MY-T-FINE DOG FOOD Mr. Agamennonc is a graduate of 19' JERSEY MARINE CO., INC. the UinR Branch high school. He. ASSORTED PUDDINGS served five years In the anti-air- HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORT COATS FANCY AGEN Marin« H3rtlwar« «nd Boat Equipment craft artillery and spent SO month:! Gov'l. Clmrts and Publleationi 12^f And the In the Pacifij war theater. He Is 24 WHARF AVE. — RED BANK fi-0311 095 GREEN PEAS «*«27e SHIRTS NEW TAPIOCA PUDDING FANCY This Week's S ™ UP TROUSERS fl.95 APPLESAUCE COD STEAKS • I m 5Oc "> YOUR FRJENDLY PERSONAL STORE AI.SU FflCTORV Eels, Spanish Mackerel, Whiting,' Shrimp Clams, Oysters r.nd other fi?h. HENNESSEY'S MARKET JOHN U HAY, 3rd, Prop, TELBPHONH KED BANK 6-3646 ECONOMIZE" 20 Wharf Ave. Tel. It. I). r».|377 AM. ItlKSKS STOI' !i III.OCK FllOM OUU STOIIK RCTAII. _ *'KKK IIKI.IVKKV OI'KN I'JIIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9:0(1 95 BROAD sY FfED BANK