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Issued Weekly, Entered aa Second-Class Matter at the Post- Subscription Prlco: Ona Year $1.60 VOLUME LV, NO. 49. office at Red Hank, N. J., under the Act of March 8, 1879. KED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1933.. Six Hoiith« SI.00. Elnsla Copy if.. PAGES 1 TO 8.

AUXILIARY MEETING. lig Business of the WEST POINT GRADUATE'. Says Petlngale Jsuii Mating Until Fall will 1>B Held •or Chester IJoGavro Is n Member of le Friday. Eisner Company. Rumson Council . 1933 Class. Plan in School Opens Tomorrow Tho Rcd Banlt auxiliary of Rlvcr- Chester Braddock DeGavro, port of vlcw hospital will meet Friday after- New Peddler's Ordinance Rec-Mr. and Mrs. C. J. DcGavrp nf Rer> Idea of Bartering Goods and Former Red Bank Young Mannoon, June 2, at half-past two o'clock Plant a Regular Beehive of tor place, will gradual o June 13 from Red Banlt Will Make Rev. Ernest W. Mandevilla Says Services Enthusiastically Re- Died at Riverview Hospital nt the Molly Pitcher hotel. This Activity Resembling Condi- ommended by Recorder With the United Slates military academy Next Term Because of Over- $2,850 Could be Saved fat ceived —- Merchants Endorse Sunday Morning as Result of will, be the last regular meeting of tions During the War—More Increased Fee—-Two Streets at West Ponit. At Wt^i Point he crowded Condition—No More Middletown Township Tax- the auxiliary until fall and the mite to be Resurfaced. was prominent in football, hasolkili, the Plan. Automobile Collision. boxes should bo brought to this gath- Employees, Higher Wages. lacrosse and wrestling, lie won a Part Time. payers. ering. ,. monogram at lacrosse and a loiter a', Tho Red Bank baiter exchange John J. Travels, Jr., of Long The Slgmund Eisner company ol In a report to the Rumson mayor The overcrowding nf the Red ncv. Ernest W. Mrmrlwlllc, one of The auxiliary la sponsoring a bene- Red Bank last week received a con- and council Thursday night Record- wrestling. He is captain of thn gnat will open for rmainonn tomorrow at Branch, formerly of Red Bank, died ; Bank public pchoohi has caused u lh(> newly olfteted members of tha early Sunday morning at Hivcrview fit bridge party to lie held Wednes- tract to manufacture 200,000 gar- er Jere J. Carew declared that the football team. Ho is now : etvcant gtave. condi fion which wiif he met Middletown lownUiip board of edu- nine o'clock nnd will remain open day afternoon, June 7, at half-past vice and immorality ordinance and thereafter every day cxccptlnp; Sun- hospital at Red Bank from injuries ments fnr, thfi newly organized rc- of bis company. next yonr by tho local .school au- cation, stated in talking with a Reg- received about five hours previous In two o'clock at tho home of Mrs. Wil-forestration army. This army was also the peddlers' ordinance were After his graduation he will re- thorities with a' radical change in ister reporter last weclc that. !io day. At tho last mcctlnB of tho ex- liam H.'HendHckson, Blossom Cove iccently mobilized at the Instance of obsolete and should he replaced with change committee it was announced an automobile collision at the inter- turn to Red Bank until Sentiinihnr. tho (ipi'i'iit ion nf Um junior and unnted tho neoplo of the tciwnnhin to section of the new Bayshoro boule- road. The proceeds of the party will President Roosevelt to provide work new ordinances. He recommended a Mr. DcGcivre was pjominonf, in foot- r,cninr hi#h srhoo!;:, This year the know that he thought William M, that enough money hud been con- vard and Main street at Belford. lie for the benefit of the hospital and for young men who were jobless. license fee of $25 for peddlers. His ball and track at the Red Bank high tributed to annum tho maintenance condition necessitates putt ing- sev- Petlngale nf niver Plaza nhould not Mr. Travcrs, who was a son of the public is cordially Invited. Beau- ThG Eisner company's contract calls report in as follows: school. He, joined the Red Bank eral grader; on part time and by con- be. re-elected clerk of the. board, Tho of the Elsnor store at 170 Monmouth John J. Travcrs of Leroy place, Hod tiful prizes will be awarded for high for underwear, olive drab trousers "January 1st to date. This report cavalry troop in 1927 and qualified as Street for three- months. tinuing nn the same system Red position calls for an outlay of J2.S5O, Bank, hnd been at tho homo of John acores at each table. and flannel shirta. President Roose- would have been submitted sooner marksman, sh?rp shooter and ex- Rank would bo worse off next, term of which $2,500 In for nnlnry and $331} Tho Idea of bartering Roods and Mulder of Main street, Belford. Mrs. Mrs. Thomas P. Doremus and Mrs.velt, hnn let it be known that he and in the regularly quarterly man- pert. He entered West Point after than now. Thn new system will is for (raveling expense:;. services has been (rmtcfully and en- Mulder died early Saturday morn- Henry Kohl are co-chairmen in ar- wants this clothing to bo delivered ner only there has been very little successfully passing the examinations nliminatn nil part-time cln^n.i and Hex. Mr. MnrKlevilln, who la rector thuntanUcnlly received by every mer- ing. She wa3 tho mother of Mrs. ranging the party and they will not later than Thursday, June 15, and c rim p. or nuisance during this per- through the national guard. Me also will pivn. all pt.udoni.", the advantage of Chii;t church at Middletown vll- chant to whom It haa been fully ex- Talbot Travels of Rumson. John J. havo a meeting of their committees every effort is being made at the fac- iod due io a great deal of the unus- attended Cornwall military academy. of a full school day. !aj;i\ slated, in talking with the re- plained. Mr. Fowler, owner of Fowl- at tho Molly Pitcher hotel Friday af- Travcrs, Jr., was a brother of Talbot tory to have the job dono by that ual vigilance being exercised • at j Tim Rod Bank board of education porter, that the combined salaries of er's market, upon reading tho article Travers. There was a gathering of ternoon preceding the regular auxil- time. present, by the police officers. What j F. Howard Lloyd, the township su- In Tho Hcglster, Bent word to Mrs. iary meeting. rlrcidcd after intrmiivn invent Ration relatives and friends at the homo of Not since the World war has such few caHed we have had this year | to u;:e whnt in termed the ".-;ingl<: pervisor of schools, and of the secre» William Barclny Harding, the chair- Mr. Mulder Saturday night to con- feverish activity been in evidence at have been very well presented and The Middletown soiision plan." This plan v;in revolved tary to Mr. Lloyd and of the secre- man, that ho would bo Rlati to have solo him over his wife's death. the factory aa is true now. The num-with considerable care. .;is the only logical .solution to merL tary to Mr. PctinRale amounted to tho opportunity of handling any live John J. Travertl, Jr., waa driving ber of employees has been increased "Ai tho preBcrit, time the police ; License Question t ho overcrowded condition and at nearly SW.OOO. exclusive of the 52,850 stock that was offered for barter. south on Main street when his auto- Public Matters to nearly 1,000 which is close to full are considerably handicapped in en- j t ' ^ j tho same time permit tlie admit.- paid to Air. PctinKale. He eald that Dr. Eugene Newman, tho dentist, mobile was hit by a car owned and capacity. This is the largest number forcing order due to the present Vice in his opinion the expenditure of will treat, patients from the exchange driven by Frederick Slcbcn of Key- The Township Committee Holds ;tnncc of ^out-of-town pupils, The $2,8!"/) should lie wiped out entirely in Middletown of workers the Eisner firm has had and immorality ordinance being Ki;itc bn:iI fl of and he will take in payment any of port, who was on the boulevard. Mr. since the World war. Not only has about, obsolete and ineffective to Two Meetings to Consider the! ' , creation approved and the work now done by Mr. Pet- Travers's machino was turned around 1 C 1 1 1 tho goods or services listed there. the number of employees been en- meet present day conditions. Our Matter and Decides to Defer j I11 i Jto7i'' t o tlie^m' TTi'n^'-o^'on'ui^i'^lith ingalR .should lie performed by tho Shoo repairing, for barter, will he and Its owner was flung out through The Meetings of the Township two secretaries. larged but wages have been, in- present, ordinance was passed in Action Until Friday Afternoon i nnd ninth eiatlr:; done by A, N. Bnrrasco of 130 a door which was opened by the Committee to be Held Here- creased. This is .the case nqt only 1900. Another ordinalce that is much the junior hitfh He said fuch a change would not Shrewsbury avenue. shock of tho collision. Mr. Travcrs i school, will comprise, one shift; ;md only moan a saving for the taxpay- i after at Charles W. Eilert's at Red Bank but also at Freehold needed by the police is a peddlers A special meeting of the township the tenth, eleventh and twelfth Whllo many merchants feel that fell in tho road. His skull, and his and South Amboy, where the com- and an itinerant merchants ordi- committee of Middletown township ers but would result in better aervico shoulder wore fractured and ho met Store at Middletown Village. grades, or tho senior -hijjh school, because In his opinion Mr. Petlngalo tho barter Idea is good In theory, pany has plants. nance. The police are called regul- will be held Friday afternoon to con-will comprise the other -shift. The they do not seo where it can help with other Injuries. He was rushed Hereafter the meetings of the arly by local merchants inquiring if sider fixing the license fees to be re- was not an elllcient. clerk. Tho board to the Bed Bank hospital, where his Monroe Eisner, one o'f the mem- school day will bo so arranged that thoao who Imve a cash market for township committee of Middletown bers ot tho firm, in talking with certain peddlers have a license but ceived from corporations and indi- will elect a clerk at its next meet- goods. Tho point of tho Red Bank death occurred. His automobile was township wiir he held in a store due to many loopholes in the present viduals not located in the township one .sliift will have classes in the ing" Thursday, Junn. S. Mr, Mande- badly damaged. It came to a stop1 a Register reporter, stated that Barter exchange ia that barter doca building at Middletown. village owned ordinance the police are unable to which transact retail business in the mornincr and the other shift will |VJH0 haa released for publication the when it struck a telephone pole. Mr. in consequence of wages being in- not have to bo a direct transaction by Charles W. Eilert. For a num- creased and of the number of em- make them pay a license. township. Mo license fees will have have elates in thn afternoon, but | following recent exchange of letters between two people. There ia bound Sleben was released in $2,000 bail on ber of years the committee had met to be paid by Middletown township neither shift will he. put on what is between himself and Mr. Petingalo, a technical charge of manslaughter. ployees being increased the pay roll "If it meets with the approval x>f now called part time. Tho full ses- to be something that everyone needs. on the second floor of a building was 35 per cent greater than was the the board I would like to forward to business people. COPY In other words, if a man wants a bi- Mr. Travel's would havo been 20 owned by Mr. Eilert. This place waa The ordinance requiring fees to be sion of six periods will ho possible May 12, 1033. case prior to last week. Anyone who all members of the council copies of by the Icn^lhening of the school ses- cycle, and in exchange ho can offer years of age next July. He was as- destroyed by fire last winter and visits the Eisner plant these days paid by outsidr-rs was . passed a Mr. William M. Ptitingale, sociated with his father in tho paint- tho.'ie ordinances^ which will be first sion and the elimination of one of District, Clerk, his services as a carpenter or labor- the- sessions of the committee had might well believe the depression approved by the" borough attorney, short time ago, but the amount of 1 Middletown Township Board er, it is not necessary for the person ing and decorating business. He hod was over. The place i9 a beehive of tho fees has no , yet been sot. As Ihe present, study periods, which are many sterling traits of character and since been held at the Health Center for consideration at our next meet- of Education, owning tho bicycle to trado directly at Campbell's Junction, which was activity. Overtime work Is being ing of the board. The adjacent mu- originally proposed* the amount of now required in each pupil's cut- his death is mourned by a host of each foe would have been $2r,. A I nculum. I he dropping .of one study Ijeonardo, N. J. with tho laborer. Ho can procure provided free of charge by the Mid-done nights to got the contract com- nicipalities are charging a minimum crl friends at Red Bank. He is survived pleted on the date specified and all the I r> °d and the shortening of thn Boar Mr. Petingale: — anything of equal value to tho bi- by his widow Julia, who before her dletown township public health license' fee of $25 whereas our 1907 ber of the merchants of cycle, which is either listed in the nursing association. The committee this overtime labor brings additional ordinance^ provides for a $10 fee and marriago was Miss Julia Maloney. returns for employees. Keel Bank barter exchange, or which Mrs. Travcrs Is a daughter of the accorded a vote of thanks to the as- I would racommend a $25 fee both that the fee should be increased to can be obtained through its efforts. late James Maloney of Mlddletown sociation and received ftorn Mrs. Monroe Eisner, in his talk with from a revenue standpoint and as a $100 so as to afford protection against The whole exchange movement has village, Mr. Travers also leaves a Louise D. Greenwood, secretary of The Register reporter, said he had protection for the local merchants outside competition. been started and fostered to meet the association, a letter expressing who are all taxpayers." The committee acceded to this de- same numhor of subjects will be somewhat incomplete, but ... ^ daughter, Jiilia. Ho also leaves his good reason to beliove that this con- t;,ught and the only loss to the stu-1 *ate 1 am sending you such remind-' economic eondillotm which make it parents, two brothers and a sister, gratitude for the courtesy nhnwn. dition was not merely "a flaoh in the Mayor Van -R. -Hulroy stated that sire by passing the iirst I'eading of er e as r cari nt the an amendment to make thn ice ^luo. dent will be the one porinrl -which I Present, writing. impossible for a man who has no they being Jerome Travers of Mld- The committee has a contract with pan" but one which would continue. all possible reasonable protection is now devoted to study, I . J,n ;i9cordancc with the meetinmeetingg ooff money to obtain what ho needs. On dletown village, Tnlbot Travers of Mr. Eilert, whereby a meeting place He aaid orders wera piling up for should be given to the merchants. A hearing on this amendment was I last cveninp. I am to receive frpm tho other hand, tho merchants have Rumson and Mias.Alida Travel's. is to bo provided at an annual ren- other kinds of work and that he was At the* suggestion of Councilman hold last. Thursday afternoon. Con- The "single session plan" ia now you (and I hope within the next few siderable objection to the proposal in use in aevcr;il schools in the stiito days): a surplus of goods which they can The funeral was held this morn- tal of $200. It waa stated at last hopeful that it would not be neces- James C Auch'mcloss the borough 1 was registered especially by large that have faced the ;;ame condition Copy of custodian's report; not sell and they need other goods ing at Mr. Travers's late homo and (Thursday's meeting that Mr. Eilort sary to lay off any employees after attorney will prepare new ordinances and services which they cannot af- the government contract was taken and these will be compared with the concerns which transact retail bus- which now faces Rcd Bank. Years Full report from you as to cash, at St. Mary's church at New Mon-had virtually renewed the contract ago thn admittance of out-of-town balances—full list of bills payable, ford to buy. The purpose of a bar- by erocting a new building to re- care of. old ones at the next meeting. iness in the township. Each such mouth. At the latter place a high concern would have to pay $100 forpupil? in Rcd Bank schools was cn- accounts receivable including totals. tor exchange is to bring together requiem mas3 was celebrated by Rev, placo the onp destroyed. The next One beneficial result of the extra Charles B. Ward, collector, report- couras-er] because of the revenue re- This will, of course, include the this surplus and this want on nn meeting of the committee will be ed obligations amounting to $46,- each truck used in the township. On moneys owed teachers and bus oper-i Thomas F, Maher. Burial was made work at tho factory has been to put the other hand a number of town- equal basis, thereby helping each nt Woodbine cemetery at West Long held Thursday, June 8. tq work almost all unemployed car- 847.45 were due June 1. Some of the caved from tuition, but now, with! ntors—in fact all moneys owed to> man to obtain what he needs with- larger items arc $10,000 on the bond ship merchants., favored the $100 li-the increased attendance, the admit- i May 1st. Branch, In charge of R. R, Mount Mrs. Berry of East Kcansburg penters at Red Bank. Thero were cense fee. A fow township merchants out tho uso of money. & Son. presented a petition with 250 signa- many such artisans registered with issue, $7,000 to the board of educa- tnnce of out-of-town pupils is one of \ full transcript_ of the who transact business outride, of the the factors of the overcrowded con- rapher's notes of the April meeting, At the last meeting of tho Red tures nuking for police protection at [ Capt, Robert A. Kennedy, director of tion and a tax revenue note for $l-it- — particularly relating to tlio speech 500. Robert V. White, chairman of township advocated a $-3 fee stating ditions. Bank baretcr exchange committee, a that place. It was referred to the unemployment relief, and the Eisner that they feared that if Middlclown made by Mr. Smith, ns you know tha voto of thanks was passed to David- ; police committee, firm hired all of them to make racks the finance committee, made an ap- Accorainpr to state reports therrt minutos which have already been Flower Show At peal to the z'esidents to pay their township increased the foe lo $100arc -138 out-of-town pupils in the Rcd 'sent us are considerably abbreviated. son brothers, who gave a ten-dollar ! William J. Leonard presented a for storing clothing. other municipalities would retaliate food order on which chances were i petition for improving Park aveiiue taxes as soon as possible. Some, he Bank public school system. The town , edited and rearranged. Inasmuch aa Various merchants, In talking witli 1 by increasing their fees. realizes $-16,000 in tuition fees from i the ftonographer's full notes aro be- sold; to Robert Honco & Sonn, Hen- • Rumson August 18• in front of Bay View cemetery, near Register reporters, state that they said, were paying the full year at this time. these pupils. This revenue will be i 'JR. transcribed for you, please sea drickson & Applegato and Fowler's Leonardo. It was ordered filed. have noticed an appreciable pick-up Max Davis of Atlantic Highlands, I that a carbon copy is made and sent market, for their £encroU3 donations | William Supples asked for a light in business as a result of the in- Mr. Carew reported $222 in beer who has sold ice in the township a npplierMo (be anticipated revenue in Annual Exhibit of Rumson Gar- number of year.s, said that a-fee ot II ,™, ,„,, . , . ,, I to me. This refers to the meeting o£ of materials for donning and pnint- at the corner of Shore Aero avenue creased purchasing power supplied by licenses and $86 in peddlers' licenses the m.,3-193-1 budget. It was SUK- hast, evening and all future meetings. ing tho shop on Monmouth. This den Club to Take Place on the and William aven*ue at East Keans- the Eisner firm in employing more Lewis T. Wilson, chairman of the $100 would put him out of business. ,ics(ed that all out-of-town pupils be J You were to send' me a record of work was competently dono by un- Estate of Mrs. Bertram H. burg and!' Martin Ahearn asked for persons and in paying higher wages. road committee, reported that Allen He said that he .sold most of his icn barred. This v.-ouM moan a loss of | the various bids reported by you on employed supplied through tho co- a light in front of his house at Mid- It is tho unanimous opinion of these street and the section of Ward ave- in Middletown township and that the the revenue and would cause many ' the floor wax, soap items, etc., which operation of Robert A> Kennedy, the Borden. dletown village. Victor E. Gros- j business men that trado will prow nue, from Rumson road to Hart- business which he transacted' there complications. • j totaled according to your statements overseer of tho poor. The schedule has been Issued for singcr, chairman of tho lighting ' even more • as tho flow of wage shorne lane, will ho. resurfaced was not sulliciont for him to pay such a heavy license fer. George W. l tho August flower show of the Rum- committee, stated that no money i money becomes increased with time. tar and slag. He also reported that has lowered the rating of the River ! Cxtra* cnrbnn cn'ppy of^youy r letter "tto calcium chloride and oil and sand Keycs of Atlantic Highlands an- street school from an elementary the Now Jersey Taxpayers aasocia* TEMPTING SIGNS. son Garden Club Friday,- August 18, was available for more lights at the other ice dealer, made similar re- from three to nine o'clock, on the present time. will be applied this week to the and junior high school to an .ele- tion. asking- that they advise us as to roads. marks. John Kinsella of East Kean.s- mentary school because of the ab- what they can do to help us cut our They Have Been Erected for Alfonso estate of Mrs. Bertram H. Borden at Three permits to GCII beer were burg, who is an ice dealer, stated budget similiar to their WOPIC at DeJIarla on Pleasant Inn rrcmif.es. Rumson. Entry - blanks nnd fees i Activities At Councilman George R. Kuhn re- sence of a library at the school, granted to the Atlantic and Pacific ( that while he would not have to pay Kight o[ the teachers now in the Wildwood. must bo sent to Mra. Frederick C. grocery company. Other beer-selling ! ported that the work of cleaning out Sincerely youra, Two largo sign boards, four feet ! the $100 fee and would be protected. River street school will lose their j Tatum, Holland road, Middletown, permits were issued to George Fis- i Catholic School the pond on River road, near the Ernest W. Mandevillc. high and about 24 feet long, havo just 1 borough hall, will be started this from outside competition by thi^ I ratings of junior high school teach- been erected at Pleasant Inn for Al- not later than August Jfi. }p.r, .Tames J. Butler nnd William The show will have 28 classes. In Keough. Twenty-seven other appli- I week, weather permitting, suni being charped; nevertheless, he ers with a resultant loss to the town COPY fonso do Maria, tho proprietor. One Retreat Three Days Next Week j Mr. Auchlncloss reported the re= favored a- $2. 5 fe- e becaus-----e he- feare- d i of thn state appropriations... - . ThThee j BOARD OF EDUCATION of tho signs is on the lawn of the section one thero will bo classes for cations were received to sell beer, dahlia, delphinium, gladiolus, herb and action on tliem wa3 deferred —Eighth Grade' Graduation 1 cent Visit of the police department that if Middlotown township exacted t mvn roceivns n pproprint ions nf $215 Middletown Townohip, cast side of tho premises facing j to the New York police headquart- Shrewsbury avenue nnd tho other ia larkspur, lilium, perennial phlox, pending an investigation. June 12, Alumni Banquet the larper sum other municipalities for each junior high school teacher 1 Monmouth County, scabiosa and giant zinnia. Section ers. He also said that each policeman would do tlie same. He said there aad .?20O for each grade school ' Business Administration Offlcfl, on the south side of the lawn facing The committee accorded a vote of June 15, Graduation June 18 will receive a week's vacation this Newman Springs road. two will comprise the more elabor- (hnnkfl to the Port Monmouth flre were very few large, munieipalitict; teacher and by slaying in the Kiver William M. Petinpale, — summer and each man will give up which chfirsn more than SUfi. street school the eight teachers ' District Clerk and Business Manages1 They road "Refreshing—Delicious ate displays and will include silhou- company for having offered the use A retreat for the pupils of the Red Leonardo, N. J. Ilia weekly dny off no that no time A representative of Dusan's Bak-! v.-oulil bn reduced to rimlo trar ettes, still life, lunch tables, minia- lone Atlil tlc —Cold Beer. Tho Very Best In tho of its flrchousc for committee meet- Bank Catholic- high school will hi; will bo lost. Upon the recommenda- " " Highlands f.75. ture illustrated story, submerged cry said that his company would \ The new plan would lmvB teachers County." The letters in the words ings. conducted on Monday, Tuesday and tion of Mi*. Auchincloss Erling Mon- "Cold Boor" nro paintori to represent flower arrangement,, miniature mod- Wednesday of next week at St. have, no objectiobjti n to payini g S'Jft523 bbut . ' affecteffdd bh y the new rulingl - changed I - May 17 The committee will hold a special sen and Perry Eli, desk men in po- that ho thought a fee of $100 was] to the junior hifth school on Branch Rev; Ernest W. Mandeville, largo'cakes of ico as if standing on els, miniature arrangement, large meeting Friday night at seven James's church. Rev. Charles Con- nor, an eloquent member of the Jc- iico headquar ters, were appointed unreasonable. William J. Leonard of Avenue. Then \hf. River street school ! ^""Hctown, N. J. nnd with snow nnd frost dripping flower arrangement,' seed pod ar- o'clock to investigate Shadow lake. special oflicera without pay. M v tlcar Mr fromi'the edges of - theso ico caltoa. rangement nnd class for members' rfuit Order, will conduct the retreat. Leonardo stated that while ho was would be used to take over the ml- \ - * Mandeville:-- Thorn is nn eight-foot glass of foam- children. Thero will bo Bpecial services each Attorney'General'William A. Stev- not a~mcrchnnt anrt would not be af- jditionnditionnl! pupils whowho' will -comconiec from |t -Your comnmnication of tho 12th . ing beer pnlntcd on the end of each Ribbons will bo given as first, sec- day. ens, who is tho borough attorney, fected by the proposed ordinance, he, the West Bergen place school, which j inslunt. Ims hoen received. In "ply would like to register objection to tilgn with the cream oozing over tho ond and honorable mention nwnrds Seabright Mayor Plans are progressing for the op- ruled that Dewitt Hcott was entitled Cosed yeay , Ke.t term \\r ^ ^ ffX^ • the $100 fee because he thought it v-iil he Cosed n™ yea, Ke.t term \\™ ^*™ ™ ^ ffX^ top of tho glass that almost makes in each class of both sections. Thero eretta "Blossom Time" to be given tn fees as registrar of vital statis- i-iver street school will lmvo ja s thnt is nnt a repnit from this of- ono'a mouth water to look at. Is 69 Years Old Friday afternoon and night, June 9, tics and his bill of $15.25 was paid. was prohibitive. up to and including the sixth j Ace. The request should be mado to will also be a special prize to the Remarks in. favor nf tho $100 feo The uign3 are exceptionally attrac- exhibitor winning tho greatest num- in the school auditorium hy the pu- Mr. Kuhn stated that every time a do. Josepli K. Johnson, Navesink. tive. The artistic work as well n.a tho Mayor William R Fowler, Sr., of the hydrant in front of the property were made- by lOlwood Itunyon, Wil- At the board meeting, 1 stated that ber of points. pils. The advanco sale of tickets has J w;is glad you brought up the ques- designing was executed by Charles Seabright, reached life's COth mile- been very good and a capacity nudl- of John H. Naughton on Hartshornc liam Meyei', Walter K, Walling, Wil- Members of the show committee stone a few days ago nnd he entor- liam J. Doyle, Philip Burth and KOIJ- STOIIK FOR AVOMKX. tion of linanccB fis I wanted to go K. Champlin of Broad street, who for am Mrs. Lcighton Lobdeil chairman, ence ia anticipated. lane was flushed out the driveway over the Kiimo with you ao Hint you many years was one of tho foremost lalned a number of relatives and leading to Mr. Naughton'a home was ert Kobe.rt.snn. One ai'gunient. ni.'i'lo would have a clear understanding as Mrs. Gray McW. Bryan vlco chair- Other events scheduled aro the was that Middlrtown tnwnt=hip was iisinoss Opened Saturday in the sign lottorora of this section. To friends at a party In celebration of Holy Name breakfast and Scouts' washed out. and that something to conditions. As chairman of tho man, Mrs. James C. Auchlncloss, the event. Mr. Fowler baa been a larger lhan most municipalities and Kridel Corner liuildini;. iinancn coin mitten, I would nslt to Bhow that Mr. Chnmplln has lost, Mrs. Henry A. Cnosar, Miss Antoin- flag raising June 11, eighth grade should be done to remedy the con- none of his former artistic nblllty is resident, of Krabright since 1870, and dition. He said 'that -.at. the water that, therefore, it was entitled to a A now business f•;(. of mini coin oph dub paid for thtH work. This street } \y.a:i on the. b:isi;; of revenue (inly. sr^e;; and coats are cur- war. first Introducted to radio audi- Tho Red Bank junior and senior Shrewsbury Club Will Hold Plant York. Everybody had a delightful ign:i of iln 1 i:i used hy tlie public and he also j Victor K. (.JiosLsinger, a member n[ I in utoi-k. .Sincerely ynura, ences a few weeks ago toy Mis. ) Grace high school Parent-Tencher associa- nnd (iiltn SHIO Friday Evening. Umo. n;uiifd other private street:! used by.jlho coinmlttcp, alsn counsellrd fur- • Signed) Win. M. PctlngiUe, Malchow. tion aro sponsoring a card parly for Tho membern of the eighth prarff ; Tho plant, and cako PFIIO scheduled the public that, aro scraped by the ithcr considoiatidii. UP s:iid the rorn- DiMrlrl CIrrk. the Girl Kcout troop of tho Red Hank graduating claB;i havo received their j iiorotigh, Mr. Aurhinclo:;:; Mated mittee has . Hiiro t hitler. ' n coii.udei-, Krd Hunk Students Honored. WMIWS Per V. a, high fichuol. Card:*, tea and a foml to bn held by th« Jolly Workers so- cla.i:i pina and ringR. Tho claw <>r tfne. 'J. Lnwyer tu Move, ciety oC tho Shrewsbury Presbyter- ' tlw polico ninchliu'M wn »• i r-paired nntnrly, tho local merchant:<, t In: Miss Kuth Aseudorf nf Hubbard nalo will be held on Tuesday, Juno fleers nro George Nettermnn provi- I whom the drpurlnp.nl. cnuld lutvo. the coinnimofji and thf> outs id n prut in.-; and Mix; John Crowd), who has had hln ian church ypstrrday, wan postponed Qllhit ilia, Colin i,f May \H, 103,1, 0, nt. the residence ot Mrs. Maurlco dent, HdPn Goidnychik Viro J.Vrro- i work dono satisfactorily at the lnw-wlif> tt'((f],".'icl. hu.sines.-; ut tlu- town- r place nn ainoiu; the I'l tUu- law offices In tho l'ntterimn building until Fridny evening. Thn affair 1 Mr. William Af. rvtingrdr, Schwartz, 272 Broad ntreet. Mrs. dont. Victor Ttalncn treasurer nnd I e:it cost. ship. Ho said I be entnmittr" L-.hnuii! of tho W nt GO Brond ntreet, linn given up his will bo hold nt the church on Hyca- w York m:honl of DIM vU ' CliMk, Hchwnrtz nnd Mrn. K. R, Smith nro Florence Moran (secretary. t ry to he fair to all Ihree of Ilic ;<> and Applied sulto there- to tiiko quarters on the moro avenun nt. eight, o'clock. There Aii at. Nfl\v "York Middlct »i\vn Tuw nslup 1 lns In charge of the nffnlr. Tho public intnreM:; and tliat he did not think fifth floor of the Broud Street bunk will nbft lie n, mooting of the Young who received Hcbolar;ihip:i fnrliiiving; nf KdiK'.itlon, In Invited to attend. The card play- I ' VAUH Card Varty Friday. they could do :-o willmu' giving tlic building, which ho expects to open People's Missionary society held at Now Spiritual Church. n;;, tiuiwn marke d uhilily, endeavor Koiuuirdn, N. J. In about, two \vcokn. Mi". Crowoll ing will besln promptly tit. half-past ! The KHcfi auxiliary hns jmstponnl \ matter more c< nisider It \v;is , andd Hchool spirispiritt diimw lh<* ' ion P< n Mi f!i 1 mi Mr two o'clock, Tho food rale will be that time at the church. A new church known an the spir- | il3 card purty, originally sicheduled who wnn severely Injured ];i;it April i voted to do tlu.s and l''riil;iy af- jit:• tll'lVi CX,iiM''l! se/iotarslitp:!, which l it (oi tin po (. I i>l tin held today at tho TuMing Piano com- Oltd ill! itM II • i»i hln home nt l'nttermm arid .Shrews Jtndlo Sorvico. hnlf-panl. two o'clock and Kriday nnd !mi Broad atrofit. Mrs;. Krnnk Worn-t hn vai iona graduate study. bury iivenups in Hhrowubury bor- pany. Pi'ftbittily for thr flint tlmn In ! hoinior in in <"hnr/;e i>f tlie nffair. inuniripMHtit1:- nf N If no i iu < i ii'. Prompt nnii dependable; all work Suadny evening at half-pant, 'clpht HI f»i< i ii! ntiHlltnn ol til, radio brofulii'ijiting hinlory a BI\1PH i '['here will ho prize:; anil I rfreMi - 1 ough. guaranteed. Phone Hnullpy'f, Kod o'clock. 1,'eiH . The Kui, 11 u i i it 11 ni(t hit till! > I triisn t, iii Jlnnlt 3SS3-J; night. Rod Hunk iinnit tcemiMi. nfliT i'i mooting io to bo hrrmdiwt over tho ! nwnt n, di.iri):- volcd tit defer Low prices now: 1 \ ](( I ' M lit I.HM i nou, h In b i unlit u viih tf *f 2HS-J. 7i> Newmtin Springs road..- N. H, C. network to thn K. C. A. Vic- 1 Fneil Your lawn, Advertisement. Adda 1,000 Men to 1'nyroii action until .i r.pecial meeting which fret, -We; oval unit. " i.x't ft It In t iiluii ul tin n In / \ likh ") ill Hi i tor flea leva at. 2:00 p. M, Approxi- h ilnlK nl vnn "Hln I »< Ii i tn An 1'roper feeding la vitally Important -o-«-«3~ % milking Croaley HhMvnrioV elect v\r. Fnr Sale. I bry will hold Kriduy a llernoou oi if you ile:ilro a green velvety lawn, Kliio I'lnlo Dlnnor, 35 €entn. mately 75,000 men and wnmon of the refrigerator. Only $89.r>0 for anven j f'iofltt Wilt or, nil MM voni, dmndii thin week. nf ther ii { uid all ln\ ti,l, VII, in l|i n I/I I hii Ii I it. i, Wo offer Vignro, bond meal, ulicfiji At K.ilFiin'a Cut I Into Drug Storo 20,000 Xl. C. A. VJrtor dpnlrr.9 ivlll nqtmro feet,; delivered; no oxtrnn. .Sen I Dry, Whltn ltoi'k, Kruegoi'.'i IK-IT, price;:. Idrnl for pun lit nnd in I Iml tin ill itllit i Ii Ik ' ill ill I 1|l < rmmut'o nnd other fertilizer!! at low- it. at. TiifiUiig'd, 10 Monmouth ntreet. I ami of hoi- InnmU AIM» distilled MM- doors. National ',»• lit* mil SI M hi thrno vegetables, bread, butter, den- AdtiL tor. Jlonjiimlu H. Orate, H North .Juniper.!, plm-:i, ^prur.e, retini'^pot'- p till I HlHIlHllllUl 1 ill I ll' Ol liH'IH ,H vertlnomenl. neating thoimiolven In front of a Brldgo avenue, 1Uu[ Hunk, phono ,l(H!i :»iS»iiS((( , W delivdli e Ad ti it In llu ill ilili I iuul nil ill lt|i I tin ni'i-t, ten, coffeo or mills. All for 3!i radio, ii.-rtiiKl aihoivltars, l«i the irtail trade Ad> uti ' cento.—Advertisement, Kamp Kookri, Kitehnn Koolui, n at wholesaler prlco.i. Mco UM before )m u i| li HI h 11 , ul II MI MM HP* Bhmlo treett, flowering ohrulHi, rho- Nutht Illllotlllt nC tin I"' ll li|l|ll"|illlillil», H") UmUmdtomi, nznlrari, trte, Kvorgrcemi rompleto ntnek to itelcnt from. I, A. buyinr (iliiewhrn*. W. VV, Kennedy W. W. Kennedy & Sons , Diihr, phono Keel Hunk 2310. Adver- DfMContfiuit'd AiivrrUsnth'iif. A- S'on:!, Jl.-inltni: ffisu\, l\ O, h'tX ^7, i'Vom tbi.-i ilnfo on I \ ill nol 1M thiK ,| II li I • 11 til I'll I i Ili'lili'UV Hl« (it your (nva price. I^amlm'sipo plnnn I). A. ilolinsoit iU)., aro offrrini; cvoi'RfOfiUfl. all fil^ea, to 1 ililiillllt In! ,lm ll 1 < II HI' " In >f. drawn nnd aitlmnttn Hlvcn. Hillnldo Itfl Monmouth jdront, hufi expert rn~ tisement. After niNUly thirty yruiii; vlnltlnf; Lied Hank/-Advertuiemcnt. irsi-ionsibl' for nny dihti t)i oliiif n tho rotnll trade, ut wholrnult) prlcrn. chtropoiliiil, J'r. l''ritnce;i \1. (!ooke lions ol » ny nit I in • * out i K tnl bv I il, i n ( mi llu fit um' "t at Nuiwry, , Atlantic lllghlrmilri. Ad dlo liervtrr; nhio genoiiitor, battery, Mno it;i befojn buying nbriwlicie \V ill ii fi ill i null i 'lit il ill Hi •!'! » I'tMl'tiT iuul eU'i'tric innlor norvlco. Truhin'n Typewriter Hc*iid(|unr!crii. ('.•i:0ci', risk it whni you need tre:il - <'ut DHWH I'ookhu; CosK my wife, V'.v.i M. I oltln on vetthu'inriit. W, Kimneiiy fr .Simn, Harding mail 1 Wlllhin K«»lil4i »n i ill il if of lii hi ri ,< iit'< I'rlciT! ronHomilile. Phono .TOO Ad- P. O. box 27, lioci JJank.—Advortioo- Typowrltoni rented, bought, unltl inenf. to plr:uift refer in your t<'le- with Kitchen \-.-\h\ miit^ . Soc 1. A. It pays, to advonloa lu Xl»o vertisement, nmi rnnatrcd. TruWn'n, 33 ilroud phoitr honk for thrt liumtHM'fl I2$?i vv Dili*, K uo ltr'1 JJunk \y\iftl M-iy isth, itM .. inonU street* Bed Bank,—Advertisement. h'i Itcd Uank.—AtivortiBemtinU —Advoi'lluomout, — AdverthiuiHi-nt. "I > u Pace Two RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 81,1983. i ef Waw Jersey* ! with yourself ancl any member of the already in your possession for elicited GO much pralso that it Is hearty applause of appreciation &t OF BANKING AND IN- 'board, in fact, Mr. Mandeville, I Weeks. probable that it will be repeated else- tho close of h\a remarks. SURANCE. Says Petingale thought I conveyed, that Impression. Your third paragraph is also mis- where. A short time ago tho Red Battle Trfinton, May fi, 1038. WB&REAEJ, Tlia Associated B'ira & M»-^ On. Monday I found so many de- leading. Several times you have Rotary rlub, ihrounh tho ea-opera- rln tails awaiting me at tho office that mentioned possible future confer- ™- Insuranco Conipany, loctted at San Should Be Ousted I could not attend to preparing a ences that we will have together— tion of the International Corres- elaco. In tha ctata ot California, haa Professor Gives pondence school, (sponsored a schol- ftjedfiled la thia Departmentt & eworn tststsstate- , statement of the finances, such as hut you've never gotten around to ac- ment by tho proper oflkor* thcreor, ehow- accounts apnlnst which said contrac- you deEired. I did, however, npply tually meeting with me. In your arship for a representative pupil Of itB*coiidil(on on December 81*. 1932, iural obligations are chargeable, and for blanlc form from the county su- former letter you put it off until your Talk on Youth tho Ked Bank high school. The snei slneaa for the ysnr and has roin- perintendent's office which is fur- piled In stlst rcBpecta vvlttltti fth« laws ooff this this rash Imhuirc and free balance to return from Pittsburg. Now11 you a\v;ud was rmulo layt week, the the credit of enrh account." nished hy the state department and put it off until "after Thursday. ^ I r utattt a appHcablo to ft; nosd therefore! will work on that, whicii will give a Prof.. Amos E. Krayblll of Asbury . ,i:ho!aiVnip f^oin^ to George Dolbow I. William H. Kelly. CommUiloner of I had ashed for this information have been almost constantly avail- Park was the (tticst speaker at theMaxflcK], r,an of Cnorga Mnxrlfld, a Bonking nud Insurance of the 6tata of frorn, you by lettor in Mfirch. You comprehensive report of all balances. able for a meeting and anxious for In my com muni cation to you I re- wrrkly meeting of tho Red. Bank former member of the I led Bank po- New Jersey. J " "- -- I to go over the finances and aa chair- -"••aiice in this Btnte in occordonca with port the cash balances aa required, jma n of that committee I would ask mittee, and I am a member of that bill way a jjue^t of the club two Tho lied Bunk Ilotary club will until May J, 1034. Tho condttlon and nnd consequently you were asked by jvo u £0 advise me of a time and date committee, I looked to you to call a 1 weeks previous and pave such an join with the LaUowood Rotary' ctub iness of Raid Oomimny &t the data of me for (1ICF« np;Uft--rf. You Mated you j {]ini wm be convenient to ymir.solf. meeting. You could have reached me interesting talk that bo wag invited Monday and on Tiu-Mlay. Juno 6th, uh statement. Is shown oo follows: would pel them ready. 1 waited pa-'This wll suit me uny time after by telephone any evening (or any to return and give tho second por- It will join wilh tho Point Pleasant Admitted Aafi8tB 5560,418.63 !i<:ntly ---.:unti.l .Lthe. „,.,.nex.t t.regulan,,,ii.itr- mwimeet. i xhursday. day, for that matter, with the excep- ing on May li, at which time you not With every assurance nf rny deslrt; tion of one short trip I took late in tion of his lecture, which he did, last club at that place. Ltnbllltles, except Capital ami only did not report the cash balances to work for the best interests of the April)—or you could have dropped in Thursday. Surplus 143,07«.OE school system, I am, my home in Middletown, aa you Bitten My Dog, i AM-UP C«i>Jtul 2SO.0OO.fm omit led at the April meeting, but His talk was upon a general sub- : ;t£ain failed to obey the Inw and Sincerely, have with other board members- Af- ject relative to the protection of Hurry Mitmor of West New York, Hurplun nver nil MnMlfLlcn 176,439.67 omitted the rash balances in your •Signed) Wm. M. Petingalfj, ter all, the taxpayers spend $350 a a for in or resident of Red Banlt, was ' Jfncomo tat the yoar 116.093.42 year to maintain for you an automo- youth and particularly those of Disbursements for tho year ...-1,207,882.26 current report. Again I was forced District Clerk. nevorely bitten on both arms last In witness whereof, I have hereunto pet to rcrjuoFt the fash balances—ami bile, gas and oil, etc., to pet youschool a#o who assemble dally and my name find affi y official seal, at who the speaker says have "no at-Thursday by a dog. lift Is under \ Trontonmrontony nam, e thfindo daaffixey d njyeay officiar firsl t sealabov, aet you stated they were Riven in the May 25/1033. ahout in the performance of your du- Trontrlttanltt o . tho d d fi b custodian's report -which you hold ty. I have boe.n ready—and I am torney to intercede; for them." Ho medical attention and i3 unablo to custodian's report wmen you num ready to meet with you nny eveninp. hold his hearers attentively for more use his left arm. The wrist waa cut (SoalV W. K. KELLY. in your hand. Ko I asked for a copy |Mr. William M, Pelingale, Commjeeioner of panUng and Insurance, 1 District Clerk, I liavc done my part—made re- than a half hour and was given a open to the bono by tho dog's teeth. of this (still wishing to know the Middletow Histrirtn. TownshiClerk. p Board peated requests of you for months— State ct N«w Jersey. custodian'cash balances—yous report rbein reading indistinct)g of the. of Education, courteously and patiently. When I -eonardo, N. J. wrote you on May 18, my patience DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AND IN- You promised to send me this copy. Dear Mr. Petingale:— SURANCE. As a matter of courtesy. T reminded had been exhausted (and justly so I Phone'Moin r wringing Tronton, May 8, 1988. yon of this plotter on May 12. You Your letter of May 2-1 received -but believe). Now once again on May 000 for expert, "WHEREAS, Tho Associated Indemnity are still keeping from me the Infor- once again you give me sweet words 2-\ you answer with empty words— [$ ^**: year Corpovatloiit located at Stin Franclnco, In mation 1 have repeatedly requested of co-operation, but no deeds—in and no facts. and speedy tha State of California, haa filed In thin ii^ and fyear^out |WOMAN Department a sworn statement by the and. which you are required by law other words, no co-operation. I wish to be considerate of you, Mr, service. proper officers thereof, showing Ita con- to report monthly, T havo been as Perhaps you mean well. Let usPetingale, and have tried my best. 1 dition on December Si, iua2, end bust- patient as possible, but you exaspcr- hope so. It is hard, however, to be-sincerely wish that you had seen fit makes| herselfj thc^yictim nean for the year und has compiled In all nto all patience. HPVP, that you could be so consist- to do your duty rather than talk respects with the lawn of this etata op* Now in your letter nf May 17 you ently evasive over such a long period •ibout it. Your troubles are of your of laundry"drudgery.' Save pHcable to it; now, therefore: aqain evade—hy stating that I of time, unconsciously. own making. Now I can do nothing I, William H. Kelly, Commissioner of Surely I have made emphatic but oppose you and taxpayers can your health and strengthi Banking and Innuranca of the State of should obtain the custodian's report New Jersey, do herehy certify that said direct from him 'Mr. Joseph E. enough my request for the cash bal- h1;)rdlv be blamed if they demand re- don't"do laundryjjwork at Company lg duly ftiithorircd to traneacfc Johnson). M r. Johnson attended ances, which you were required by | •lie f*-••-• fro—m jour costly—~*i.. ine/Ilciencyi««fiiniBnflu. ita opproprinto buolnosa of accident and neither the April nor the May meet- law to proriuce (but did not) at racii i Sincerely yours, health, employers' liability, fidelity and ings of the board, though you will re- regular board meeting. I hiivi? \ Ernest W. Mandeville, home. It is better and more eiiraty, burglary and tho ft, break affo of call County • Superintendent Smith asked for thorn repeatedly since I Member nf Board of Education ;lafl9, olevBtQi- property diimtiKoj tuBurmca of Middletown Township. economical to let us do it fn this ntato In accordunca with law until told us nt the April meotinp that the March—by letter three timeH and also ' May 1, Ifl84. Tho condition nnd buslnesii custodian'? presence at all board publicly three times in the lnst three for you. of said Company at tho dnte of »uch meetings \vns inquired. Mr. Johnson, noard meetings. They could be FINK SHOW AT TINTON FAJXS. attitomont. Is ehown aa follown: made no report at the April meeting, typed out in five minutes (as you 50c Rubbing Alcohol though he is required to do so by state they are in the custodian's re- Admitted saHets 54.233.il8.88 Virtjlnny," IMeascb LlabllltlcB, except Capital and law. Breaking your promise to send port which you have). Thee timtime ei tit"Dunn hi Old Surplus _ 2.YS0.727.20 me a copy of his May meeting re- took you to dictate this further let- Audience. Lowest rates consistenl Paid-up CflPltnl fiOO.OOO.OO port (which you had) and which was ter of evasion—if turned to answer- i 25c Feenamlnt 14c I Rtirvhta aver all Liabilities .... 952,686.68 tendered to the board of education— g ,niy legitimate request, would'/ "Down in Old Virginny" was the with Quality Service. Incomo for tho year 3,720,793.50 not tn you as an individual, you now have given me the figures I htive | title of a one-act, black-faced comedy Disbursements for the year.. 3,483.287.68 refuse said copy. Aa a member of In witness whereof, I havo horounto set the board of education it was cer-jtitudo (whe or my name and affixed my official seal, at titude (whether Intentionally or un Falhs /Ire company Friday night at 50c Milk of Magnesia . pt. 27c Tronton, tho day and year first above iainly my Tight to ask for a copy— intentionally evasive) certainly bears the Tinton Falls schoolhouse. About and it was cortanly your duty as a written. out the statement I made in my let- 100 persons were present and that the ' ,. (Baal)' W. H. KELLY. salaried cleric to provide a copy for ter of May 18, i. e., "I have been i\a Socks darned ... Buttons replaced .. .Every- Commissioner of BnnVinu nild lnnurance> a member';) study, especially since patient as possible, but you exasper- play made a big hit was shown by 1.50 Petrolagar .... you had so agreed, as you had omit- ate all patience"—also bears out thotho liberal applause and laughter. thing mended in all finished services. ted the information in your own re- SHERIFFS SALE. fact of.your utter incompetence for Southern plantation songs and Negro By virtue of n writ of fi. fa. to mo di- port, and aa you have a .salaried sec- t ho office you hold—and the wreck spirituals formed a largo part of the rected, lnaucd out of the Court of Chan- retary who could type same. ^youvu ,make of all hope for an cHlcient program. Both tho performers and cory of tho State of Now Jersey, will ba The second item in the Ji;;t of In- school systemt , exposed to BIIIO at iiuhlfc venduo, on Edwin C. Reed, who coached them, MONDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF JUNE, formation supposed to be forth.com- Deeds, MrMr. . Petingale. Action! received many compliments on the ing from you (recalled to you in my Some real co-operation in place of PROTECT YOUR FURS AND WINTER 193;t, Setter of May 12) you ignore com- your many words about co-operation. excellence of the show. between the hours of 12:00 o'clock, and 5:00 o'clock (at 2:00 o'clock Daylight pletely. You stated at the meeting The second paragraph of your let- After tho comedy dancing was en- GARMENTS AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE, Saving Time), in tho afternoon of eald that you h;id advertised for bids on ter makes the answer to a single re- joyed and refreshments were served. day, at the Court Hoime, in tho Horoush the soap and Door dressing items queat seem tremendously complicat- The exacfc amount cleared Is not yet THEFT OR MOTH DAMAGE. of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New amounting to 5593.50. I asked for a ed—which is not the fact. You could Jerfloy, to entlsfy a- docree of mild court list of the bids. You could not pro- nt least copy off the figures I asked known but it la thought that the amounting to approximately $G,H47.00. duce it. In order not to delay the for—from, a simple page document profits will be about ?50. The show All that lot, tract or parcel of land and meeting further or to embarrass you, premises, hereinafter particularly de- PLACE THEM IN THE ONLY scribed, situate, lying nnd being In the I said that it would be satisfactory Borough ot Ked Bank, In tho County of for you to mail the list to nit!. -Thia Monmouth and State of New Jeraey, you have not done—stating that you COLD STORAGE VAULT IN RED BANK belnir nil of lot Ftiily-Eluht <48> will take the matter up on your re- 50c Witch (10(1 Tabs.) and a part of lot Forty-Seven (47) as turn from Pittsburg. I had a feel- numbered on a certain map entitled "A ing that you had mis-spoken—but I Hazel ayer's Map of Heal Estate of Charles G. Allen, had to take your words at their face deceased. Ked Bank, N. J." made by value. You really didn't advertise Aspirin Gcorero Coopor. Surveyor. In I8SS:— BEGINNING at the northerly corner of this or have any bids, did you? lot No. 49 na designated upon maid Map, You close your letter by stating 25c Woodbury | J c j 50c Aqua now owned o,nd occupied by Mra. Gordon, that you enclose copies of letters to bo& in tho southerly line oC RiverBlde Avenue* the New Jersey Taxpayers associa- thenco westward nlonK tho southerly line P I Velva of Itiverside Avenue, nixty toet to & ntako tion (aa per my request) and to Mr. distant ninety feet and three inches south- Thomas of Middletown. For these I easterly from the cornor whom tho south- thank you. Mr. Thomas tells mo that flrly 11 no of Riverside Avenue turns to- he has quoted you a price of 55 cents S5c Jad Salts »c j 50c Ipana v warda tho New Jersey Southern Railroad per thousand sheets on mimeograph Station; thence eouthwoRtorly on a paper—where the fairly sizable bill Tooth Paste Cleaners - Dyers - ntralght Una tr* tha northerly corner ot Jot you presented for payment at tho No. 31 as designated upon said Map; thenco alone: tho easterly line of said lot last meeting was (you stated) at the 70-76 White St., Phone 2800. Red Bank, N. J. No. 31. southerly twelve fcot to tha north- late of $1.0-! per thousand sheets. weoterly corner of tho James P. Allen lot, .'; Your letter to the New Jersey Tax- thenco easterly atonar tho northerly lino payers HSKor.iiition did not carry out of the said Jnmoa P. Allen lot fifty feat ' the order yiven you as secretary of to tho southwesterly corner of lot 40 as NOW designated upon said Map;; thenco north- the board. You were told of tho sav- easterly along tho north westerly lino of ings they had effected in tho. Wild- CUTIO lot No. 40, one hundred and twenty-five wood school budget (cut from $80,- feet moro or Ions, to tha place of Begin- 000.00 to $40,000.00) and you -wero ning, ;\ asked to find out what thoy could do Tho nala will ba nubject to taxes and ac- 'for us along similar linea. Instead of crued Intercut and coats for thfl year* , SHERIFF'S SALE. SHERIFFS SALE. 1931'. 1932 and tho first half of 1933; to this, you ask them to advise you the rcfitrlctlona of record; to encroachments* results of their recommendations to 35c Kotex By vlrtuo of a writ of fl. tn. to mo di- By vlrtuo of a writ of fi. fa. to mo di-If any; to tho eftcct, If any. of fconlng or- the Wildwood board. Thia does not 50c Kolynos rected, lsnued out of tho Court of Chan- rected, issued out of tho Court of Chan- cery of tho State of New Jersey, will bo cery of tho Stato of Mew Jersey, will bo dinnncen, nnd to all rules And regulations: fulfill your order nt all. I asked for Tooth Paste exposed to aalo at public venduo, on pcrtainlns to the erection of buildings and ,' a carbon of your letter for I was exposed to Balo at public venduo on the utioH thereof. MONDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF JUNE, MONDAY, THE Bth DAY OF JUNE, Seized an tho property of Mary Marga- •> afraid (from experience) that you 1933, would not carry out the order as giv- loaa, ret Pur tell (unmarried), and Henry A. between tho hourti of 12;00 o'clock anil between the hours of 12:00 o'clock nnd Muhlenbrink, Adminlntrator of tho estate en. Please write them as directed 25c Kleenex 35cDr.SchoIl's 5:00 o'clock (nt 2:00 o'clork, Uaylijfht :00 o'clock (nt 2:00 o'clock Daylight of Mary D. Gulre, decenneri, taken tn exe- and send me a carbon copy of your KRvlng Time), In tho afternoon oE mild Having Time) in the afternoon of eald cution at the suit of Lillian Applesato and letter. I Plasters day, at tho Court HOURQ in (ho HoroiiRh :lny, nt tha Court Hounc, in the Horoutih Mary AppleRato and to be «old by I havo been requesting records of i of Freehold, County of Monmoutli, New of rieohold, County ot Monmouth, Now HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. Jersey, to atitiafy a decieo of «»i(l toint Jcrney, to Btitisfy n dtcrreo of onld couit Dated May 5. 1033. -'-cash balances and other, information- ' amounting to npproximnlely $11,820.00. amounting to approximately $3,736,00. Applocato, Stevens, Foster & HemoIHe. Horn you since March. I really -want 10c Camay M c each 1.00 Cream of In the Firat I'lace, forty-fivo fiharea of All the following tract or parcel of iflnd Sol'rs. this information- and purpose to tho ctipital stock of the Third Avenue nnd premlHea hereinafter particularly do- (66 1.) 828.8B keep insisting until t ^c,{ it. I had a , Nujol HulliUn? nnd Lonn Atisoclntlon in tho ticrlbcd, eltuato, lying and bchiK in tha similar .struggle with you before I Twelfth Bcrlen of nhnrca, nn-(jo o'clock (at 2;0Q o'clock Daylight You have repeatedly broken the Beginning at a point In tho center of easterly, parullel with tho first course, ono Savins 'J'ims).» I'» tlifl afternoon of said law. Your incompetence hits be- day, nt tha CouH House, In tho BorouBh : Heynold'n Drive, mild point being tho hundred ami fifty feet to tho westerly hide come mn. jt obvimiK--a,nd worst of all S25O SPORT-0-GLAS Goggles with Caco-CutTo imuthcfiHt corner ot pi'oporty belon^Inff tu of Hnuuh Avenue i thenco (4) northerly, of Freehold, County of Monmouth, N«w - you show no • etKleu vor to mend yaur Allen Field; thenco (1) North twenty-sov- along- tho wcnterlv nldo of Branch Avenue. Jorncy, to nati«fy a tlccrea of nald court ways. Slather, you bluntly refuse on .decroca two rnliiulea west n)oii(- FJIII] tirtoo hundred feat to tho place ot beffln- amounting to approximately $3,664.00. legitimate requests for information " 'Get in the Swim" Ficld'rt enst line iiliui huhdrod nnd three lnK- " " •• AH tho following tract or pared fit lonft and eiKliLy-nino one-hundrcdtlm frot to a nnd promiBCB hereinafter particularly : -\>- liam H. Hancock, utmwmlyd. nml Raymond nue, one hundred feet to it point; thonco erly pnrnllol with Parker Avcnuo, and Or LIMEADE nnd (4) northcautorly, parallel with the Bocond nloni? lot number 10, fifty-two feet to a • rr f;ovrrnnu:iit. a:: well, AT. hu n;< .•• II. SLlllmnn, unmarrfcil, on Frhmnry ISth, com HO, nils liuudied utid fifty feet to tho iind liiiiincinl laall'.p. nf ui;r j-chnarull«l with There is new freedom—a new thrill—in Mnnmouth County Clnrk'n Ollico in Book placo of BcclnnliiK. tho firs*, COIKBO and along tho oantorly syptpiLi must flow thnnif.h ymi, ;is RKCONH TRACT: neglnnlnir at a point uldfi of JM Numtitir -T7, ono hundred and busili'-::-' manager ;i;ii>u iii't as a blnr-k, ihcieiiy '. nnd (lenrfto H. Roed. v-lfo nnd htmlinml. bull Kmlth; thenco (1) Houthenntorly nlonS Parker Avenue, thenco M) westerly til one \vvt"f:l;in^ ali 1IO)H: of (.•iMcienry, li, i THERMOS BOTTLES ot nl., taken in oxectition nt tho euit o( tho aouthwoaiorly lino of Branch Avenue, tho northerly fddo of Parker Avenue, fifty- 1 1 bathing suits. fifty feet to a point In othor lunda of thpr^fore. iM'cnuu .'- the iiuiy of rvery , Quart She Third Avcnuo Buildinc and Loan Associa- two feet to tho place of BEfUNNINCi. c Mlunntt I,. Kobertn; thenco (2) nouthwniit- Seized an tho property of Kingdon S. 1-iiii'fH' ]un.iht '[ cjf (he li.-iarM 1-> work : tion, a body corpornto of tho Slato of N. crly, nlonff nnid land of Mignon L. Rob- toward i 'IK 1" (nun tin.-; i uinour. sit- ' J., nnd to bo nolil by Omvcr ct nJ., tnkon in execution at tho HOWAItn nCICHT. Sheriff. crtn, ona handled nnd fifty foot to a point; milt of Marie Clayton, Bolo executrix of um \ou. thenco (3» northwoatvrly, parailal with the Last Witt and Tentument of UusBell s Dated Mny IB, 1033. IImuch Avcnuo, fifty feet to a point In i a:n. T lie i ' f< IT, MT.ilinr. fnpjf-:: of Giordano, Golden & Hurley, Sol'ra. Clayton, deceased, and to bo sold by tlii.i >••->! i11 .;]M,n(ionri to the pi r.-,iuy nt. nnld Innd of Tnunbull Bmlth; thenco (4) HOWARD HEIGHT. SheHff. 1 ; northeasterly, alonff nnld land of Trum- Dated May 5, 1083. of tli' I'uai 'I, in i he* cnuniy snpprin- bull KmiLh, ono hundred and fifty feet to t<-H'.lon1 .if :.CIUI.I1:A, anrj \u Uie titalr. SHERIFFS SALE. A pp Jeff a to, Stevens, Foster & HOUBSIHO/ By virtue of n writ of Ji. fn. lo mo di-tho jilnro of bc^Innlns, UOI'IB. cnnitiii: - iniior of eiittcal inn. rected, lKBiied out of tho Court of Chnn- .Seized an tho property of MIsnon t-. I.) S21.84 .F-u; lit I . I fail to sci' how f c:in for Ladies, Misses, Men and Boys. rory of thn Ktnto of Now Jcrnoy, will bo Knhnrtn, ct til., tnkon In e:tecu'.ion at tha r-on:ci'iiiiii u: ly U (:<•]> tlu\; inrtter Dxponod tn unlo nt publii: vend no on autt of Anna L, Lum, and to bo fold by from The juihiir ami t^xpnyers. '\I, MONDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JUNE, HOWAItD HEIGHT, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. 1 T>atc<1 Api-ll 2flth, 1833. Hy virtue of a writ ot fl. fo. to mo di- lliprcfn! '', 11 yiM-vii ih«- rijtht to mi\Ta' NOBLES CORONAS man, rected, lnnucd out of tho Court of Chan- (iur < HI f I'^i'Oiul' ni*f ptiMu; but, per-1 Jiotween tiio hours fif 1^:00 o'clock nml WHITCII ir. Smock, Sol'r. ForiMtly 3 Kir 25c Sue Formrrly 10c Suo (1-1) I.) S30.24 cery of tho i?tnta of New Jitmoy, will b© hnp--; ynu will vi>hmt'iiily nti>r rellrf: ; r.:00 o'rlorU (nt 2:00 o'clork Uay light Gxponcnl to nain fit public veniluo, on trom tlii: int],in. i:-|>!f uiipat•;••<••. which HtivlriK 'J'ime) in tho nftcrtinon of said MONDAY, THU lith DAY OF JUNE, 3.65 to g.OQ l'ull Pcricv.to r~j Fxtra I.nrc? ft ilny, nt, ih« Court Jloimtj in tho Horoutth Monmouth County Surro^ata'a Office, 1033. y^M luu c hruii-ht alidi:!, .-'.iff make • 0 nT 1'rcohr.ld, t.'ounty of Mommmtli, New i'Uhlii i1 i UTiiit'i-o.; .u y. \ bdj>p so. i In tho matter of tho entnto of KlUabsth between tho hours of 12:00 o'clock niul Shape S"") Si?e { Jorpay. to tmtinfy n decrees of nn\i] court Ilowlnnd Mount, decaniied. Your '-i-crrtary, M\?n Simpson. I umountlng to nppro.xlriintcty 572,480.00, fi:0» o'clock tat 2:00 o'clock Dtyllffht 1 Notice to croilltors to prosant claim I ISavhin Tlrno> in tho afternoon of »nM am j'.lii ! t° f^iy. l-:i:> '.to date) hern In All tho following tract or imrcci of laml acalriflt estate. day, at tho Court Ilouno, In tho Dormiffh - of Jfrcohold. County of Monniouth, Net* frlijcil, Bltuntc. Ivinic nnrl lielne in tho nonabay. Surio^ato of tho County of Joraey, to antlBfy a decree of paid court .IcHoiiiih of lt«d Hunk, In Iho County of Monmouth, mjido on tho eighth day of amounting to approxlmntoly $20,481.00. y y, Other Men's Suits 1.65 and 2.45 Moninouiii itud .Sdila of Neiv Jersey. Mny. 1033, on tho application of Flo rone a All tho following trncta or pnrcelm of Kiima W. MandrvlllP, Ik'KlnninfT nt tho northnnnL corner of M. Burn*, ndmlnlntrtitrlx of tho eatato of land and premlseB herein nf tor particularly Mnnbcr of r.oard of Education FIRST Ml O WEEDS Innd lielomriiiR to llloomdoltl Drutniuond, Klliaboth Ilowland Mount, docenoed, no* doacrlbcd, nituato, lying and being In tha Exclusive Agency in Red Bank. In tlio wrnturly lino ot llrond titrcut; and of M i dill'-town Township. Adhesive, Yepo Bandages tiro la hereby Klven to tha creditors of Township of Middlotown, In tho County runnlnc from nnld ItCKlniiliifT point (1) finld decenged to exhibit to tho subscriber, of Monmouth nnd Otato «f New Joruoy. X lOytln 2foiQ0 itwmilly nlmitf Mm north lino of mild COPY in. X 5 yils..^.., S.fC lln. jHlminbiMiltilx nn ntoietuilii, l.bdi- debta l-'IJtilT TitACTi On the U»\ Elwamx« !< X 10 yJs Z tot 13O .-.,1111 rny nil Innd, (»no iuindrcd «rni iitly nnd domuniln nnulnat tho naid ontnto, un- Iload, hounded and dcacribed na.folloTra: HOA11D Of 1 l'U jxTU* 1 2 In. foci to n point: tlicnre <2) nloni; othnr der oath, within six mimtha from the tin to On tho north or northerly side ofuandu of litndu of Jiuid McDciniihl, mirthwunlly of thu itfnicimlil onlor, or they will h« fnr- AtiiidU-towri TuwiifMiip in. I 5 yds.. ..»....-.. Z"JC :i linn pnntll«t ^itl) tin) V.T <' M.l" nf n, Chniles Hrnach and lands of Henry U. Mr- j\Tonniou(h Count m Gauze ' y landa I yd Swriliml GaniB I3& It;,,,-,-! ;;t,-Tt. ona Imndveil rni Houthwiiidlr, ulnnit the w«nto Amlrnw J. Wlffht, E»q., more or lose, Mi> -i in. We Sell EASTMAN KSDAEt FILMS ly linn of lli'xul :;iiect, mm hundred nnd Tcith Atnhny National Il»nk Bldg., SECOND TRACT: On tho Nut Gwnmp — RED BANK - iifty fret \n thn plm'o <«f H?ulnnltiir. 'Krv. Knicr.l \V. t tnd vllU llclnjr iiftil of thfl Intido ronvoypti fo the I'ei'ttt Anilioy. N. J.. Jload, bounded nnd ilentrrJhor] ns loilorrat Prortor. Boundod o» tha north by tha Nut ,'iwnmn WMilli town, 11. .1. tinld Uotuy .T. Mi:l>nnntil "Uy d«o.| nt i'-Ut- nnmd I'Amtcr and HCIMIB, hla wife, »y hindu of Crintlanl and r llannntt nud on tho want by fandn of Tlii.'i will nrluiov lulj (. i (( i int f imjtith Coiiniy Clt'iU'n (»liiro in Jlook IlilS lh-BRch. Contalnlna appioslmatfily thirty your conim VIM i cut ion tn m» f>i It t of Hotiln, tuuffif lHfl, ctr. . V. M. C. A. IS A CONKTUUCTIVI'; 1 OK( 1, \S Wfli'U a rid whicii 1 did not. rocolv fliilr.'id nfi tho pcitjiRity of Ifonry J. Mr- ftalccd a» tha rroparty of 'Welllnnton W. isntil Monday nn I rciiiriiod from thn OUK COMMUNITY. KVKKYnOUY 1UJJ'. mt«Ai» mid WIIITI; fi'i'i, IIKO n/iwit Oonnltl, e\ nip., tnkon hi execution t\l tin Kennedy! «t ol. taken In execution at tha milt of Tho Mortis County ftnvlnifn Hnnt:. » fiiJTictteai turn fetlawc4* tS uuttt of Tlinmpfl ft. Mold and t Xn VAUJL W*«c5ta %t&rtAty ^4 x\t>ltntatat Elevens, Vaster & HtinnalUa, in ihf n.iiuii* n( » I,III I lln i i hi 1 Jlfltfid l\ny 1."., 111.13. l!t nnuintradt. r.it. O, A. V^lU'i^ni a'wilJiiii n( u to % o o|)PX ita f^^;^ HED BANK REGISTER, MAY SI, 1933.

tho busineaa men's a£Eacfation were ot the Democratic party in Kcana- Hospital to .ambda Sorority BO fjratj/ied over tho result ot tho burg- for another year. Hia selection election it wan decided to make a to the leadership was made unani-' Fund of $100,000 Elects Officers pci'mantnt organization. During the inoiis by the members of the local ttrnt;' no election activities are under county committee who were elected PJans aro und«r yvay to assures full Officers wero elected by Lambda way the association will act in all at the primary election. continuation of the free work of the chapter of Sigma Tau Rifjma soror- InterraiH affecting Keansburg and Several property owners of Bea-! Monmouth Memorful houpital this ty at a meeting Tliurwluy night at to foster projects that are beneficial con Beach met last week, at the i Permanent Waving Specialists Cos* year and next through a county-widR :ho liorne of Mia;j Margaiet Murray to its growth, home of William. Lasher on Morn- campaign to raise a fund of at least Herbert street. They are MiG3 The last card party for the pres- ir.gslde avenue, and discuKsed the ad- $100,000, according to an announce- By Mip. Alexander Georgo Hen ly president, Mfsa Alice til© Strawberry Shortcake ent, for the benefit of tho local milk visibility of organizing a civic or- i ment by Dr. Ernest Fuhnentock, ?onn vice preHident, Miss Mary fund, was held at the resid^ncft of ganization to.function in the Beacon 171 BROAD ST., Tel. R. B. 2342* president of tho hospital, 'i'hlu ap- (Serving eight) itzgerald recording secretary, Mias Mrs. Horace Fowler on Creek road, Beach section. While no definite peal for aupport of free hospital care Dinner Menu Vlarguerlte Tanauy oorrcHjionding Mondtiy a tier noon. Mrs. Fowler is steps were taken to organize, it was wiU bo rnudo early In June, ho said. (opp. Woman's Club ' Tomato Juice Cocktail secretary and Misa Mur^nrct Murray chairman o£ the commlttuu in charge decided to have a large attendance. "JBecauso of widespread unemploy- Jellied Veal Cienirml Potatoes :haplaln. Delegates to the grand of raiding the funds and has been The date of the next meeting was ment find hardship, wo aro facing the Butter AsparairtiK ouncil are Mias Mary Warnekcr very Micce^sful during the winter in If ft to Mr. Lifmher, who will issue most urgent denumd for freo hos- Holla Cumint Jnm ind Miss Ella McGarity. Further o Radishes Celery arranging the card parties, As a the coll within a few days. pital caru that we havo ever known," Strnwhvrry Shortcake Cream nfl were mado for the convention result of these uctivilipn, funds havo New Beauty for You S ' bv, Fahnaatock stated. "Last year The Crystal ballroom opened on D£ SlgnifL Tnu Sigma chapters June bri'n rained to buy 1,611 quarto of Saturday night. \ about two-thirdfs of all bedside," care 17 at tho Molly Pitcher hotel. r\y K was wholly freo, and this year 1B no its twent ieth anniversary Saturday 'I tablespoons 2 tablespoons ill ho hold June 8 at tho home of M17;. Gcorpc MacDonald, who hasnight. it tho improvement ii tho H[)[)ca - different. So greatly has this freo granulated rhntipeii green li.sH Ella Hcaly on Shrewsbury ave- (111* Of jour hair. work Increased that our Income from Rclatin peppers been spending the winter at Brook- Mrs. Daniel RcIHy of Wflsfc Koan.s- -1 ubjespaonB tempnon me. lyn, lias opened her ho rim on Palmer hurg ia confined to her home with This jcanty Hnlnn lu » thn rcputa- public funda meets Icon than half the t lion of InintriiiK \o\i ill tl O lilt* ,t oxpenso. Except for about $9,000 an- avenue. an attack of rheumatism. John Covert is driving a new au- Announcement has been made of New Yorlc frcatlons—giving prompt nually jfi'fim our endowment, we aro SCeansburg News. nnd rourtcoun ncrvfcu at moderate entirely dependent on the generosity 1.4 teaspoon mlt chopped tomojjjjp. tho marriage at Maplewood, May 20, 2 cups chopped par.lry p rit'o». of tho public to make up tho dif- The Miranifr .schedule of masses at of Miss Elizabeth Cramer of Palmer cooked venl U tenspoon (ThG Kcd Banli RcKlptcr can be bought If you're in pursuit of ference. Laat year our deficit due to 2 tftblespnons pnprikd Kennsburir (it the Btorea of E. L. MiUer. St. Ann':; church went into effect on avenue and Albert Bohler of Middle froo work wan more than $4G,O0O, chopped 2 hnrcl-cookeit . SnntA Lucia, l'liillp Keller nnd Charlca Sund.-iy, when four mft.saes were said road, Middletown township. O a choice selection of j>ipitciito> <-KK». olkcd fogd) at 8:00, 0:00, 10:00 and 11:00 A, M. Frank Young and fnmily have "I am glad to nay that wo shall Soak gelatin and water 5 minutes. moved from Center avenue to Fran- soon huvft available) several more The Kcansburg business nien'r? as- Puneiid services for Charles E. flowers and growing Add veal stock and atlr until gelatin )ciation, organized a lev/ "Weeks Hfi-riu^, 77 -wpvc held i(1ridny after- ces place. Our Beautiful Self-Setting Permanent Waves frco beds. We aro using apace re- has dissolved. Cool. Add rest of in- f loaded by putting the Internes' Lgo, and wliose members took an noon itt thn ]^edle. funeral home at A mooting has heen called by the plants, come to Frank :reillontK. Pour into ^lass mold, chill :tiva jiart In the campaign for the Kcypoit. lUirinl war, in Green Grove bornugh council for tonight for tho P|(| fl^Gl5/nv^ «& M m1 i\(MS. Jo.eph Tetti tion by depositors of forty per cen \vi\n I ho victim. Tho other players of their balances. A reopening; pian cl un od they only had t mall amoinls will now be submitted to federal of- o£ chnng". ficials for approval.

hns stopped up quality this year — to the highest peaks in history. Goodyear has concentrated on A TREMENDOUS PURCHASE ! LADIES' two main lines of tires — and MEN'S passed the real savings of money , on to you.

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"Rod Bank's Newest Depart nit'iil Store" 21-23 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. MISS S©©H # ^s^» ' BANK HOISTM, MAY 811988'. Robedee, entertalcecJ a numbw c Twenty Venn Ago. Ralph Smith oj Vtdv Haven B»rvlMt and Mrs. Frank Wesson. SPECIAL! wera present. Tho commutes in Isaao O. King of Eatontown eels- rio Cleveland, lilssia Bordon, Mad chargs consisted of M. E. Rosen- Ladies' and Gentlemen's Incidents Culled From The Reg Una Hanson ana Netta and Ann-baum, Jacob B. Hoffman, William A- his eightieth birthday by receiving a ister of the Last Week Woodward. Bomalne, Kobert Hunter, PMlip number ot'-'callera. Mr. King had The Red Bank Degree of Pocahon Greenspan, John McCabo, Samuel li. been confined to hla homo quita May Twenty, Thirty aw tafl Io3go held a ©uchro party. Th( Leonard and William I'olhaulier, Jr. some time with rtaurnatlshi. Values $1.95 lo $3.85 Forty Years Ago. affair was.in charge of Mra, Henry William J. Hunter, Jr., and Crandln Former Mnyor Frank Plttenger EVERY ONE! Bennett, Mra. Ellshu WHeon, Mra. V. Johnson were floor managcta. was named by President WHson to Forty S'e&ra Ago. Alleo Roop, MIssea I^oulea Smith Mtea Allcs Weelca of Maplo avenue bo Red Bank's next postmaster to Nearly a thousand Bed Banker! and Lillian McKelway. Prises wer was given a surprlaa linen ahower. succeed Louis Y. Manning. His sal- went to Aibury Park to witness won by Miss Emma Minton, MIB which was arranged by Miss Doro- ary was to bo $2,800 a year. . n d series of bicycle races in which Sarah Bryant and Henry McDermot thy Recklces. lirldgo waa played Cornelius Lowe, Jr., Benjamin number of ridera from thla vlcinit; A eaKa donated by Jamea V/olcot and Misa May Throclimorton and Walling ond J. H. Ltrwlor leased tho woro entered. Tho honors of tho da: was won by Mra. Thomas Olasaey. Mls3 Weeks wero the priza winners. Beach Park property at Keyport and Buy 2 for $1.50, among tho local men went to I Tho pupils of the tenth grado o Others present wera Josephine planned to conduct an amusement Haviland, who won tho mils novlc the Red Bank publlo school gavo a Weeks, Charlotte and Margaret Ed- placo on tho premises. Our entire stock of SPRING PEL? HAT! race, and to Kred FrleU, who cam pleasing memorial day entertainmen wards, Nan McLean, Gladys Ellert, The Mra. Elisabeth Lankonau es- HATS to go regardless of in second In tho two-milo handica] under the direction of Mra. Adelalrt Betsy Ross, Gladys Hopping, Mar-tate at Keansburg was cold by tho We Clean and Block Hals and Eecond in the mllo open. Othei Stllwell. Those who had special garet Allaire and Mrs. Herbert Hill. executors to William Lloyd of Mata- former price—black, brown, local rldera were Everett Clayton, parta wero Kenneth Parker, Dora Mis3 Evelyn D. Thompson, daugh- wan, who bought the placaifor apeo- navy, tan and gray—and all Whltall a Hill and Elwood Bedie, al] Docker, Bessio Morris, Marguerit ter of Frederick Thompson of Mat-ulatlon. of Kod Bank; Murray Foater of At- and Blanche Patterson and Harr; awan, and Percy Longstreot, son of Miss Ethol M. Johnson, daughter headsizes. lantlo Highlands, John Hobrough ol Parker. Fiank Lonsrstreet of Rod Bank, an- of Henry A. Johnson of Bank etroot, ll'ttlo Silver and Leon Cubberly o: Charloa E. Sweeney and Denisi nounced their marriage, which took and William Woollcy of Shrewsbury Long Branch. Conovor, who wero in tho espres place about a month previous. The wero married by Rev. Robert Mao- An American flag was raised with business at Atlantio Highlands, dis- ceremony was performed by Rev.Kellar. RENOVATING and SHOE REPAIRING SHOP pproprlati. ceremonies at th solved partnership by mutual con- John G. Loveil, pastor of the Long Captain Edward M. Little of Fair Shrewsbury publlo school. Tho ilaj sent. Mr. Sweeney wont Into the <*Branch Presbyterian church. Haven accepted a position as cap- 48 Broad Street, :-: Red Bank, N. J. waa purchased by the children of th press business and Mr. Conover won Mias Edith Hook waa tendered a tain of tho steamer Keansburg ply- Cor. BROAD & WHITE STS., RED BANK school and the flag pole was donate( nto the general carting business, miscellaneous showor at the homo of ing between Keansburg and New by Jonathan Teadden of Middiotown. J. Franit Patterson resigned as Mrs. Myron E. Slator on Branch avo- York. Speeches were mado by Jamoa Stoen ohief of police of Bed Bank. Lowla nue. The featuro of tho oveninjj was Gilbert Worthloy, a Shrewsbury of Katontown and Edmund Wilson of R. Bergen wag appointed to tha po a mook wedding with Miss May carpenter, was run 'nto by an auto- Red Bank Tho flag wao carried from Itlon. It was understood later thai Conklln as tho groom and Mrs. C. H.mobile and badly hurt. Dr. William tho schooJhousa to tho po!o by Susie Mr. Bergen would refusa to serve Tumey as the bride. Mlsa Palsy D. Sayra attended to his Injuries. Hurley, Beaslo Green, Agnes Dwyer and Franklin Pierce Strylter waa put Davis took the rolo of officiating Over $80,000 was duo tho borough TELEPHONE SERVICE and Will Sutphon. forward as a possible candidate. clergyman. f Atlantic Highlands by the taxpay- Tho Young Men'a Cathollo lnatl- Mr. and Mrs. James G. Corllea of Announcement was mado of the ers and an effort was boing made uto of Seabrlght held a recoptlon Fair Haven celebrated their golden marriage of Miss Cuthorlno, Bordon to collect much of this monoy, from Red Bank, New Jersey, 'ho grand march was led by Mr. and oddlng; anniversary. Georgo E of Monmouth street to Claronoo Howard A. Rogers, chairman of Mrs. Otto Beyers. Thomas J. Sweo- torllos of Glovoravllle, Now York, Sheldon, manager of Child's grocery the.board of trusteos of tho Mon- to our New York Office noy was chairman of the reception :hoir oldest son, presented hla par- toro at Rod Bank. Tho marriago mouth club of Rod Bank, entertained lommlttoe. Among tho prominent mts with a quantity of gold from took place at Stamford, Connecticut, his clubmatea at a dlnnor. lersons present wero Bishop M. J- lembora of the family. Connecticut, about a month previous. GALLWX-3300 5'Farrell of Trenton and Fathers Dr. Benjamin F. King wa3 chosen James Andrews of Highlands was Eiila Abblato, young daughter of able to bo out of doors again aftor toche, Fox and Egan. :hairman of the committee to take J. Abblate ot Oceanic fell over board A group of Freohold ball players ;harge of tho annual harvest home having boon conlined to his home Conservative Accounts Invited, from the steamboat dock and nar-;hree years with slcknesa. ourneyed to Red Banlt and met de- if tho Little Silver Methodists. R-ich- lowly escaped drowning. Latham Market Letter Upon Request. !eat by the score of 15 to i. Tho rd Parker, William J. Conovor, ?earsall and Georgo Kupor, who Miss Marlon C Dickenson, dauph- nembera o! the winning team woro ^rank L. Shorwood and Mra. W. A.woro standing on tho dopk, jumped er of Jacob Dlckonson of Mldolotown taphla Clayton, Albert Potter, John jllley were his assistants. n aftor hor and brought her ashore. Illago, waa a surgical patient at the -loffmire, Frank Precht, Will Hoff- E. W. Beyer, tender of tho Sca- Long Branch hospital. nlre, James Chadwlck, Frank Coop- iright drawbridge, got Into bad re- Mrs. Deborah J. Lambortaon, Mrs. Mary E, Thompson, widow of F. P. Ristine & Company widow of William Lambortson of 'oaeph Thompson of Contral avenue, Member* r, VanNesa Watts and Frod Smock. lUto with the board of freeholders Haalot, died at tho homo of her Mlsa Anna Hubbard of Mlddletown ocauso he sold some scrap Iron to died of apoplexy. Sho waa 07 yoara New York Stock Exchangi daughter, Mrs. Charles Dowcn of old. iwnahip entertained fifty of her junk man, it being claimed tho ma- ..ocust avenue. Sho was sixty years FtitadttplHa Stuck Exchange New I'cri Curb Kxchang? oung friends at a progressivo euchre orlal waa tho property of tho coun- old and wns a daughter of the late Perry Adalr of Highlands opened jirty. Prizes weer won by Mrs. Garrett C. Heyer of Holmdel. .n office for fire Insurance in con- 15 Broad Street, New Vork Jeorge Sutton, MiS3 Nellie Batloy, A colored Knights of Fythlaa lodge The will of Mrs. Mary M. Ward) leotlon with his real estate business. Jlss Maggie Allaire, Miss Ella Bon- ras organized at Red Bank, with 35 vho lived at Black Point, was pro- Frank Hampton waa appointed on, Misa Annie Applegate, James ihartor members. Lewis O. Somer- bated. Sho set aside $35,000 for her lostmaster at Soabright to succeed loopor and Whltall s. Hill. et wao chancellor commander, H. granddaughter, Frances M. Ward, ". Hail Packer. Louis Brown of Red Bank was j. Basle vlca chancellor and William daughter of Charles M. Ward, and xwarded the contract for building a I. Rock keeper of records and ceal. he balance of her large estate was largo stable on the VanMater farm The license of William Arras of livided among her children. HONEY & BUMBLE By Kent Terry it Holmdol for Gideon & Daley. The 'air Haven was granted by Judge Paul C. Hunter of Keansburg ullding was to be 450 feet long, 35 elsley after it had beuii bitterly O|>- awarded a contract to Owen J. V/HAT ARE ANOTHER AD - MV LIFE I VJILL cet wide and contain 32 box stalls osed by Marshall Maclnernoy and Melee of Long Branch for a new pier SOU THINKING 0ET VOU'LL NEVER d md waa to cost $10,250. idgar Wllliamo, two prominent Fair at Keansburg Heights' to cost $50,- 1 DEALING WITH — Mark Reilly, a former teacher at taven residents. 00. Mr. Hunter proposed to start ABOUT ,he Oceanic school, returned to this John S. Applegate, Sr., of Riverside boat line between Keansburg lection for a short visit after having vonuo entertained tho members of Heights and New York. >een away for moro than ten years, a Monmouth County Historical as- Rev. E. P. Kennedy, assistant rec- lo waa located at Brackett, In ioclatlon. Ex-Sheriff John H. Pat-or ot St. James church, was trans- outhweatern Texas, whora ho waa rson of Red Bank mado the prln- ferred to South Amboy, where he bo- ublishlng a newspapor. Ipal address. aimo assistant to Rev. J. F. Brady. Three new sailboats were launched Tho board of freeholders met at ev. Joseph T. Casey of Trenton racing on tho river at Red Bank. labrlght and voted to buy tho High- ;vas assigned to Father Kennedy's 'hey were owned by Thomas B. nda and Scabrlght turnpike, pro- placo at Red Bank. iyrnes, Clinton B. James and Frank Ided tho owners would sell It for Two valuable horses were burned ames. Tho boats wero named 1,000. o death in a fire which was dlscov- Ihrewaiury, Arrow and Violet ro- Frank Curtla of Llttlo Sliver gave ircd by Wallace Cooper in the barn jectlvely. ip his position as dock clerk for tho if Louis Boury of Rumson. Mr. Henry Dangler, a woll known res- Jew York & Long Branch Steam- Youil never rcijret ordorlne; flowors by telephone from tho HONI?Y BEE FJvOVVKB SHOF. Tlicj'll hooper had to jump from the second send tho name choice uolcction that you yourself would choose. Moniliore of tho HI). dent of Eatontown, was found dead oat company at Soabright to rcauma itory window of the barn in order to In a atablo on tho William Colllna lis trado as houso painter. sscape. farm. Ho wa3 about sixty years old The Oceanlo Baseball club gavo a and a widower. Death was thought lance- in Red Men's hall and cloarod Mort V. Pach announced that he to have been duo to heart disease. 30 for for new uniforms. Arthur would Install a baseball ticker as UPPER BROAD ST., Tel. R. B. 872. RED BANK, N. J. Mrs. George W. Barlow, Mrs. A. tlvlsori woa captain of tho team. soon as tho aummor service was rc- {oublo and Mra. E. C. Hazard o£ Wellington W. Emery opened a mmed at Soabright. Thia would give Shrewsbury were badly bruised when icycle otoro ot Ocoanic. Ho hadLho baseball fans tho score by in- hey were thrown from a carriage cen in partnership for several yoara nlnga of the big league gataes. vhon their horse became frightened (Ith George W. AHaa. MISBOB Mario Hartner and Eliza- .nd ran away. ' Thomafl Smith of Highlands siis- ooth Koch woro on a vacation and 8EttSA?BQNALLY Tho pupils of tho Eatontown pub- ained a brokon log when doing some wora spending It at the Koch cot- o school held an ico cream and igging near Red Hill In Middiotown :age at Belford. Thoy devoted much trawberry festival. Douglas Wolcott wnshlp. )f thoir vacation poriod to painting .nd Calvin Reynolds entertained with Miss Grace VanBusklrk, daughter he blinds on tho cottage. ian]o selections and Mrs. Efflo Wol- if J; A. VanBuBklrk of Eatontown, Tha Red Bank Boy Scouts made ott played tho piano. ;raduated from Blair hall, Blairs- :he best showing at a rally held Sheffie HI Ha l_y Bessie Jenkinson and Bertha Leon- wn, hero and won a trophy donated .by .rct, pupils ot tho Naveslnk public Mrs. Norman L. Monroe of NewHoward S. Bordon of Oceanic. Sec- school, received prizes of oil paint- ork bought the James Osborn farm ond placo in tho rally was won by I M IP IIS € 1 ngs from their teacher for good at Mlddletown for $25,000. ;ho Oceanio Scout band. conduct. Mrs. George W. Mosby and her Miss Olivo Ovorton of Keansburg "everything" Rev. William II. Parker of Douth con Noblo woro at Richmond, Vlr- and William Bragg, a life saver at Here's a real sensation in washer value,,ji Bethlehem, Pennsylvania., arrived ut ;lnia, visiting rolatlvos. andy.Hook station, were married.at Middiotown viliage lo become pastor Harold Thompson of Shrewsbury .ho home of tho bride's parents, Mr. Maytag quality with all that it means to you ! the Baptist church at that place. returned after a flvc years' abBenco md Mra. Oliver Ovorton, by Rev. J. in money-saving washing service... can now! Miss Sarah Evans of Lincroft wao spent in Alaska. >V. Tower. tppointod a delegate to tho World Willard Dayton Brown was In- Earl Hoyer, son of Mrs. Allda. be bought for less money than ever before. fair at Chicago by the New York stalled as pastor of tho Middletown Heyor of Port Monmouth, waa hit Medical association. Reformed churoh. in tho mouth by a baseball and a ® With a high quality lino like this to choose The fifteenth wedding anniversary Water pipes wore Tjelrig laid at largo gash wa3 cut Underneath MB >f Mr. and Mrs. William S. Van-Highland Park undor tho direction of upper Up, which took several stitches from...with these drastically roduced prices 3eholck of Fair View was celebrated Frank E. Price. to close. rIth a lawn party. ...certainly there was never a better time to The Mary Patten, the new stcam- loat for the South Shrewsbury route, get that Maytag youVe always wanted. © Let vas Riven her trial trip. The boat OSt $55,000. I1B show you how easily you can afford a new Tho new hotel at Middiotown vil- THE FORD V-8 TUDOR lage was' to bo opened this week Maytag. Come in and learn what a small ith Loula Despreaux as proprietor. down payment will put one in your home. Charles William VanZee was or- ainud an pastor of the brick church is a Splendid Low-Priced .t Marlboro. THE MAYTAG COMPANY^ Tliirty l'raru Ago. HEWTOH Founded 1893 IOWAJ About 1.400 persons attended a dr- ills presented by tho Monmouth Cav- Ury troop. Tho ring masters woro SHAKESPEARE asked, "What's in a name?" In tlie mattes- ' I. Dey Conover, C. Asa Francis, J. 1. O'Donoliue, Dr. Walter S. Whit- more, James G. Welch and Edward of milk, we say everything is in a name. Who bought tho Emmons. Tho clowna of tho circus were Rennio Hondrlckaon, Dr. Hor- milk in the beginning? Were the farmers paid extra money lert E. Williams and Howard Whlt- lield. others who took part were Albert Burdgc, Eoron Caalor, Walter for 'extra purity? Who pasteurized it? Who inspected Field, Hurry Clayton, Thomnn Bcn- lett, J. B. Iluo, Erncnt Pnch and samples of it with a microscope? Who bottled it in spot- >ed Gorncy. Tho Ushera union of tho Red Bank less plants? Who assures you that it is the finest, purest mill? Mnthoillnt church hnd a bnslnoM und IP. 0. ft VHrolt, phi social meeting in chargo of Arthur jreigbt and diUvtry. I'iny. Carlton Koelcr anil Frederick and tpart th* that ever gurgled out of a baby's bottle? Of course, the Stevens. There was a literary and musical program ronderod, upoclnl parts being taken by Mabel Wolcott, name ttieana everything. You can't wash mills, @o you musij Iraco I,onK3trcet, Mabel Hnlnos .aura Blrdsall, Adclo Gaunt, J. A. © THE new Tudor Sedan h the,cat for the family. It costs trust the name behind the milk you buy. Sheffield has been •alinrgo, Harry Supp, Alfred Wagg, Georgo and Waltor Ijongatrool, John little to buy, h economical to operate and has every a trusted name for 32 years. Insist on this name you Ohamborlnin and Hnrry LnFotra. desirable feature of style and beauty; Available cither Tho coremony of tho crowning of with standard or do luxe equipment; Tho wide door lusting' iho Virgin Mnry which took placo know and trust. No iiner-taating milk ever passed your lips. at St. James church waa very im- ond sliding front scat make entrance easy; Tho car pressive. Tliono who had npcolal parts has 112-inch wheelbaso and the new Ford V-type, In tho cxcrclBcn woro Ml.ia Mamie 16 Monmouth St., Red Bank Reilly, who crowned the Btattie; eight-cylinder, 73-horsepower Engine with a velvety Mlosea Mamlo Taylor and Mainlo smooth performance which makes dflvlng o joyj MoCuc, maldu of honor, mid Mlasos Mildred Hollywood, Annlo Taylor, HEFFIEILB Tel. R. B. 39, Roso Kelly, lieatrlca Dugau nnd © THE Dll IVXE TUDOM. SEDAN, with safety glass Cathorluo ]>wyor. throughout, cowl lamps, two matched tone horns and Thoto wiui a mud do;; nenro ot Hnd Sea£eel GRADE-A MILK Bank and before tho dug was caught other special appointmentSj 3s $550, f, o. b. Detroit! it had bitten (mvaral valuable atil- Phone Long Branch 3400. mnla. Among tho dogii bltton wero thoso own

auxiliary, gave a radio tea at herLlddy, Jr., Mildred Collott, Margie Two Killed By Aut© Accident home on Bunset avenue last week McManus, Marlon McManus, Helen. j FIRST CHURCH OF 9 for tho members of the auxiliary. Freibott and Junior Noble. Helen Lee Getty f CHRIST, SCIENTIST § Lightning Bolt 8 During the late afternoon all present Many tickets hava been sold for listened to tho radio address of thothe entertainment to be given Fri- Little Silver, N. J. 0 tm Biosd St., Bed Bank, IJ. 3. B. William StiruMe, 16, sad Willlaio auxiliary's national president, Mrs. THIS WEEK Brehme, 43, of Union Bescil were day, Juno 16, by "Uncle Pete and Georga L. Hanco Injured and His 8. Alford Blackburn. Loulso" ol Station WAAM at tho Cervlfffia Sunday 11 A. H. Evsntng, aliucH and.killed by lightning Satur- Over $20 was cleared by a lunch- SiO0 o'clock. day afternoon and Charles WlttlelJ. Cor Badly Damaged Lost BchoolhouBc for tho benefit of the lire SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Steamship Agent eon held Wcdnenday afternoon by company, Sunday-School-—11:00 A. U. f 30, stepfather of atruble, was stunned. Week—Nina Stitfchfca Re- Stilus chapter. Order of EaBtern OtjsanUot SOT VVcdneaday Evening Tostijnetelet g Tho threB wcro digging worms on Arllne Jlorrcll, daughter of Mr. OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT .... U»Um»— 8:00 P. U. I quired lo CJoss Wounds. Star. The luncheon waa hold in Oddand Mrs. Jasper Morrell, has re- BAYMONDAVmTCOMn the beach near Union avenue when- liaadliig Room—Open 1:80 to 4s80 | George L. Hance of Colt's Neck Fellows' hall. In the evening a short turned homo from Ilivervlow hos- SHERWIN-WILLIAMS l?json« B*d Bani«'18S4 daily except Sundays and boil* tho storm broke. Tho bolt which business meeting waa held, aftor dajru. struck tho three wao the only one was Injured and hia automobile was pital at' Hed Bank, where die un- for Ell travel inforwatSon, Tha publlo lo cordially Invltsd to B which tho members played cards derwent an operation for maatolditia. FLATTONE--all colors .1 to cauw any confusion during tho ba resent claims and Mis. Fairclilld, wife of Colonol journey was made during a severe sulii order, or they will bo forever barred Miss Muriel Worth and Melvin Fairchild of Camp Dlx, wore guesta aKiiinfit estate. of their action u thcrofor acalnut the ealwl thunder storm, Pursuant to tho order of Joseph h. Don- bubrtciiber. Ackerman of Westwood wero week- of Miss Margaret L. Terhuno at a ahay, Surrogate of the County of Mon- nil guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Charles luncheon Wednesday. The fnrmors have been making mouth, mmle on the ninth day of May, Dated Freehold, N. J., May 9 1533 .. Hunt, their first cuttings of alfalfa. 1933, on tho application of Jaro E. KOK- Mr. and Mrs. William Moosor of ein, administratrix of tho estate nf Ileh- !!r. and Mrs. Thomas O. Koop- Jersey City were tho Sunday, guests ocah Ghamvlln, deceased, notice is hereby n wero gueats of Mr. Koopman'a of Mr. and Mra A. L. Wilson. ihcr, Mra. Anna Koopman of East iingo, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Barrett Pori Monmouth News. ^nd eon, George C, were guesta of Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Barrott of (Tho Rod Bonk Resistor can bo boimht in Port Monmouth at thB stores of Charles r: Glen Rldgo Sunday. Meyera and gaWadoro Seogllonc.) Mr. ana Mrs. George Busch spont their drat wedding anniversary, May Mrs. Thoma3 J. Caslor apont last 24, at Now York. They attended the weok with her daughter, Mrs. Irvin show, "Striko Mo Pink." Beaver of NutlGy. Mr. and Mrs. Beaver are now occupying their sum- Mr. and Mra. Frank Gastlgor and mer resldonco near Belford. four children of Bidgewood wore guestB of Mr. and Mra. Richard Robert N. Seeley haa beautified his Eardman over the week-end. grounds by having a nurobor of shade troes set out. George S. Barrott and Richard B. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Casler, prices on Carney attended the Ford dealers' Mr. and Mrs. Everett Caslor and dinner at the Molly Pitcher hotel at their daughter Geraldlne, Mr. and Kod Bank Wednesday evening. Mrs. Chester Hondricka and tholr merchandise and give below our Mtss Ann Kodgera of New York sons Thomas and Chostor and Mr. and Frank J. Toolo of Jersey City and Mrs. Irvin Beaver spent Sunday were guosta ovor tho week-end of have for the NEW DODGE SIX at Croam Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Raphael C. Devlin. Mrs. Birmingham of Long iBland Mrs. William E. Jordan, Jr., en-haa been visiting Mrs. Ro6ert N. tised New Dodge Six Passenger tertained tho Tuesday Afternoon Seeley. contract bridge club laat week. Mra. One of the fields on George Kln- Fountain Burlew won first prize. ney's farm has beeii rented by C. T. Koopman of East Orange, a aviator for a landing place. Tho air- student at Nowarlc collcgo of en- man takes passengers for rides at Binocrinu, was the guest of Mr. andso much per trip and ho haa been Mrs. Thomas O. Koopman Tuesday. doing a good business. It. will pay you. to look * the new lirie over Mr. and Mrs. J. Dietrich of Mata- Daniel William Hopburn, son of wan and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wuhr- Mr. and Mra. Ronald James Hop- before buying. - man of Grantwood spent last week- burn, celebrated hia birthday with a end at New Haven visiting relatives. party last weok, at which he was the Mrs. Jacob R. Leffert3, Miss Annrecipient of many fine gifts. Games iflfiff liifig KL Lefferts and Mrs. Charles A. Keld- wero played and refreshments wore linger WDre guests of Mrs. Kobert W. served at decorated tables. Ono of Chasteney of Summit Monday after- tha featurea waa a. largo birthday MODEL HC 11IF WHEELBASE. noon. cako with lighted candlea. Tho guests Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. Laugh- wero Joyce Penterman, Irene Croaa, | lin and Bon David and Mr. and Mrs.Geraldino Caslor, Carol Wharton, E. C. Monroe of Borltn wero week- Kenneth Ackor, Walter Hartman, Standard Chassis . , .... 431.60 end gueats of. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Mra. Thomas Wethcred and her two Cox. daughters, Mrs. Edward Wethorcd, Miss Barbara Todd ontertaincd Mrs. Edna Wharton, Mra. Arthur Miss .Nancy Joralemon of Orange Ackor and Mlsa Elizaboth. Hepburn. Standard Chassis and Cab .- . . 522.90 last week-end. Mias Todd and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dovey apont Joralcmon are students at Miss last Friday at Ocean Gate. Hoard's school. Mra, Roy Cobb had tho misfortune Commercial Express .... 543.25 Mrs. August Muehlhausen, Jr., to losa two of her aunts by death FL/Vssc» FANCY underwent a tonsil operation at tholast week. She opent last week at McKinley hospital, Tronton, last Newark, where- tho funorals were Thursday. Mrs. Muehlhausen Is re-held. Mra. Thomas Camplno of New- Commercial Sedan ..... 667.75 ported to bo doing nicely. ark la spending several days with MIBS Bcrnlco W. Brown enter- Mra. Cobb, who Is her aunt. tained- the Tuesday- Evening contract Wilbur Wlllott has. Improved hla bridge club last wook. Mian Eflle house by having a now front porch Baker won tho prize for high score. made. MODEL HCL 119" WHEELBASE. Irvlns H. Meehan, Jr., of Now Henry Goldsmith of Jersoy City York, returned to hio studies at thehas moved into tho Eastmond homo- Newman school at Lakewood after stead en Main street for the sum- spending the week-end as the guest mer. - TAGG ART'S 24b phg. Standard Chassis . . * • •, , . 457.00 of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wickman. Mrs. Cbnrles Gross and her daugh- Frank Bliss, a student at Newark ter, Mra. Anna Dovey, spent last college of engineering, accompanied Wednesday at Nowark. Slightly Salted Standard Chassis and Cab . . . 548.35 by his brother Floyd, attended the Paulino Noble, daughter of Mr. Bota Theta fraternity dance at nnd Mrs. Archibald Noble, celebrated Rutherford Friday evening. her sixth birthday with a party last Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Biley, Jr., Thursday. Gifts, games and refresh- Commercial Panel . . . , . 647.45 had nr, guests over tho week-end Misii ments woro tho principal features Elizabeth Gettman of Ridgcwooil and Paulino and hor guost3 had a and CJarl Oelhaf of Ijconlu. Mr. Oel-finu time. Othord prcacnt bcaldcc haf IB Mrs. Rlloy's brother. tho celebrant wero Albert, John and Mrs. Rlchnrd B. Carney, president r.eorgo Phillips, Archibald Noble. Jr., S3ODGE SIX 115" WHEELBASE. of Matawan unit, American Legion Georgo Noblo, Louis Miller, John ie • 735.00 \JilcMfW Pt. Can . .,..-...,« |19c b Seat . . . 785.00 Ql. Can . Gal. Can 825.00 • • • • • 840.00 PROBAB&Y tiio PonfloW Automafk (With Duplate glass, spare tire and tube And metal tire coverX A Gas Walor Hoator Mo. 3O, with low Input burner, for which tills (juaran- tso of low operating cost Is snatlo, will fltsvo some of your BtoJ viator expense and we Etnovv It w9El add :e Six on the graatly to convoiilenco. A hot bath costs toss ftisit throo cant* and you can Etsvo it hot when you want It... Now ihni lha time Plan has come for giving up tha luniots for the summer fiivo fills matter a thought, for f ho first iir.io Ells guar- anteed tha?

Helen Boeera, Viola Wsrrifiksr, BIU Del WXtUCAM A. WIBTH, Accountant's License Bevoked. HONOB PUPILS. Guldlco, Herold Jlerkowlts, Harry. Pavey, OPTOMETRIST Walter B. Darby, state com.ml»- Vtra Durham, Norman Hewitt, Mary RtgUler Bid*., Bread Street, Bloner of municipal accounts, Thurs- Bed Bank Hlgrh School Pupils With Ingles, Alfred Kohn, Grace Lewis, Smera Expert Repairing Phoae M, R.d Basil Mhkrli, Virginia1 Wyckoff. Clemimlne Al- Oflcs Hoars! »:00 to 6:80. day informed tho Monmouth county Marks o* "A." len. JutiCph Allen, Sain Cavotenuto, Pavlc OB Bvcninca by Appointment. prosecutor that Frank Starr Rey- Tho following pupils of. the KedDouelaBS, Geviild Eisner, Meriorlo Holmes nolds, municipal auditor, had used Bank junior and senior high schools Robert MeaUc, DoriB Kath., Juno Warner, WATCHES, CLOCKS QtTDTN, JPAB8ONS ft DOBEMBS. $5,000 of cancelled bonds of Neptune Robert Wordttn. COUNSELLORS AT LAW attained proficiency in their-studies IJuaiaeap Training—Raymond Fusee : WiiltfielJ Building. Red 13ar.Ii township as collateral for a loan. ;and received tho mark of "A." George Gillespie, Jeanne Hackett, Kath- and JEWELRY John J. Qulnn. Theodore D. P&rmaa, Darby Thursday revoked Reynolds's ryn Kennedy, Leigh Millar. Mary Soflell, Spanfah—John Breramer, Edith Bunfn, rlcn A. Vourhcus. Nettle Kaccr. Thoraaa P. Doreinun license as a registered municipal ac- Gerald Cupples. Evelyn Dorr, John Kissel, Sewing—Doris Kath. Smera Makrii Will Your Accuracy, skill and experi- countant. William Vaticky, Elizabeth Slhler, Doro- Minn Dftvin. Vera plrhan, Elaine Grceory ence enable us to do the ALSTON BEEKMAN. thy llallunan, Virginia Ileh, Jennlbelle Mnrjorio Norcom. COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Prichar.!, Montlno .(ieronl, Ralph Johnson, Hhopwork—Krank Arnone, Joha Can- most delicate repairing. We Offices, 10 Brood SU RED BANK, N. J. Principals Elect Officers. Joan Smith, Annn, llekhek, Willium Gftratti, pnico, Albert Ivlns, Sam Perna, Franklyi Gfirlos Scheldt, Tony Dcstcfano, Dorothy Haviiand, Alfred Kohn, George Jl&rm. Jos- guarantee satisfaction. Our Lloyd Caasell, supervising prin- Uriflln, Albert Menna. eph Allen. Treamry Department, OFfict of the Comp- cipal or the Freehold schools, has Latin—Eleanor AU-xander, Kuth SIclclu, Hands prices will please you. Junior High MatlimeUea—Snra Carote- troller of tho Currency, been elected president of tho Mon-Ollye Truex, Itobert Uurke, Esther Cohen, nuto. David Pmiirlaa, Marjorie Holmes Waihtngton, D. C. mouth County Supervising Princi- Hetty Dennis, Jack JIammell, George How- Itnlph Sacco. Robert Worden, Garlani Silverware Repaired May 10, 19SS. Jand, Robert Makin, Lloyd. Newman, Ruth Illaek, Paulino Edwards, Stephen FindlSy. pals association. O. J. Molten of Heartier, Helen llo&ersF fllartha Ingles, •r Girillo. Uoiilen Hance, Franklyn and Eeplated Like New Notice i hereby given to all pert-onpersons Neptune is vice president, Mrs. Kath- Mnrjfrie Kohl, Jessamine Sloan, Jamrs Hnviland, APury Inuleii, Alfred Kohn, who mamay y have claims against THE ryn Hiechey of Freehold secretary Washington, Jano Wyckoff, Clara Cole- Giaeo Lewis, Smera Mnkrifl, Kathryn BROAD STREET NATIONAL BANK OK mari, Florence Hackett, Jack Henry, Adele Reamer, Richard .Schloaberg, Ella Bunin, BED BANK, New Jertey, that the name, and Lawrence Kalp of Long Branch Weintrnub. Lawrence Olsen, Jamen /user, Arnold Sica- mast hs presented to Newton I), Ailing:. Commercial Law—John Carton, Evelyn REUSSILLES' treasurer. l fricd, }Inro)d licrkowltz, John Cnnonlco, Receiver. ™ith the legal proof thereof HaSloway, Jo.ii i»h Paolucci, George Ynnkp. Harry Davey, Mitia Davla, Vira pirhan, SS Broad St., Red Bank within three months from this dato or One of tho quickest ways to find a Problems—Harold Meistrich, James por- Jniie JIammell, Warjorio Norcom, Evelyn they may be disallowed. Job is to advertise In The Regis- ter, Lest or Stvartz, Myrva Uhl, (JeorRe Wodehuuse, Tel. 18SL F. G. AWALT, Yanko, Ahrahnm Zager. John Holllnger, T. Biology—Tina Canella, Frank Gam to Acting Comptroller of tho Currency. ter's Want Department.—Advertise- Shreve Itcers, May Urngar, Leo Cloth, Jamrs Moreau, William Dernbcrger, Shir^ | Norman Lnmh, Gerald Lmymnn, ley Marks, Marshall AiEor, HookkeepinK—Audrey Noe, Ilcatrlco Pet- . Problems of IJemocracy—Shrevo Beers tit, Emily Pullep, Elizabeth Sthler, Alberta' May Bragnr, Leo Cloth, Norman Lamb, Youmana, Patricia High, Helen White- ' Gerard Layman. Harold Mefatrlch, James What does wash-day hurst, Anna Gisleson, Abie Zager, Dorothy Porter, Lester Swarta, Myrva Uhl, George (•riffln, Helen Haven, Virginia Keele Yanko, Abraham Y'RKCT, John ZoJllnger. mean to you? Hard Mary Le Valley, Anna Rice, Ktenogranh-y—Emily Pullen, Dorothy Journalism—Ruth Hayes, Erflll Jafcu, Fielder, Adeline Mitzzn, Joan Smith. Ann •oy, William Jennings, (Chester Farrar, BL-ichek, Lillian Greaves, Evelyn Hollawa>, porsonal labor? Or com- ir-. Lnwycr, Alice IHoora, Margie Fritz, Adele (JriflHh, Hi rory American Literature—Tom Al- Mnrjoric Grlfilth, Ida Grand, Norma Nor- &• plete ' freedom from all •:, IiMwftrd Uerry, Margaret Enstraontl, man, Jeanne Parker, Elizabeth Illordan, , :.i'Of Henry, Vivian LJnbarffer, Joyce Rosa Sidney, Mary Ann SieJinaTt iGcorge <:•.'•:, Josephine Natale, Napoleon PinpWinnins- , Marion Lefeky, worry, and effort, and re- . , •. John Scheldt, Peggy Sickles, Mil. 'fypewrltine—Botty Smith, Anna Bel- i Swift, Vicl* Wameker, Jtfildred Wol- chek, Alida Zingrale, Dorothy Fielder, Joan Smith, Louiso Parker, Harvey RogerB, sponsibility? Decide NOW: Wash-day can .'niliitry—Sidney Kodama, Francla Anna Glalcaoti, Idfj, Grand, Ineis I^awyer, .•\:J»!U:I, Joe Eschelbach, Patricia GOPBIU, Mallnda Maraacio, Elizabeth Eiordan, mean whatever you want it to mean. Ni-rraa Lamb, George Yanko. Helen Whltehurst, Martin Becker, Mar- J'hyttics—WilHam Buntn, Bichard Ham- jorie Griilith, Ruth Linderoth, Harold mcll, Walter Swenson. Mclatrich, Ruth Nary, Evelyn Brower, English—Edward Ilroadwell, Florence Marele Fritz. Harry Lake. Hnrkett, Madeline Kumar, John Gardiner, Dramatic Reading—Ruth • Adams, Tom William Gnratti, Margaret Andej-aon, Ed- Kor, Doris Brown, Dorothy Conedon, MOUNT-ENGLISH CO. ward Iicake, Evelyn IJrower, Jane Ent;» Cora DoiifjlftQH, Mmrgaret Egan, Ada Gold- lund, Mantle 1'ritz. Ruth Llndcroth. Har- man. En\il Jnkubecy, Norman Ijamb, Ruth Let The Little Falls Laundry old Meistrich. William Paslcicy, Walter Nary. Elizabeth Widlcy. SPECIAL SweriBon, Dorothy Fielder, Anna Shipkln, Commercial Geography—Dorothy Grif- Joan Smith, ThcJma Stout, Robert Wine, Authorized Ford Sales and Service. fin, Jtffln Pope, Ruth Shnpter# Jean Stry- Anna lieichek, Evelyn Hollowii'y, Marie ker, Tura Burt, Edith Bunin, John Dichl, Help You Koehne, Robert KTCKCT, Elizabeth MackoJ- Margaret Ktran. Holen Idea, Audrey Noe, Men's aky. Adrlenne Capdeville, Katherine Goln, Lloyd Sutton, Ruascll Jordan, Jamea Por- Barbara Hariris. Patricia High, Frances Holen Tlcnnctt; Otivo Truex, William Panama 1Sherwood, (Juerin Todd, Leila Wood, VVin- Cannavn, Georue Sum Hon. Ruth Sickles, !A.t a lower cost than you imagine the Little Con Maple Ave. & Monmouth St., J/red Madnnes, Jenft Morrow, Normn Elizabeth Sihlor. Tony Stoble. .Normnn, Jeanne Parker, Caroline Caprione, • Hats Jennibello Friehard. Alice Bloom, Emily Falls Laundry will do your family washing by Pullen. 'Randolph Cook, ' Clinton Wilbur, Ella Bunin, Emily Newman, Betty Recder, CLOSING OUT BUSINESS. Cleaned Maricn Allen. Thelma Buffa, Pauline Ed- the most advanced scientific methods. Your Phone 176. irds, Stephen Findlay, Mary IngJca, Vir- Tho Biff JXed Storo at Freehold Is to and ginia; WyckofT, Grace Lewis, Kathryn clothes will look cleaner, and actually be Reamer. Marjorie Koicom, Harold Beiko- Bo Discontinued, Vern Dirhnn, Jano Hammell, Tesal Blocked WltZ, V IT« L*I11UUI, HU!i« JlJUUlilL'U, Il'SBIV David Vanderveer Perrlne, who cleaner. „ , Abruzzo, Adt'le Heppncr, Adcle Wcintraub, has conducted tho Big Red Storo at Nettie' Zajjcr, Esther Zuckerman, Mary Freehold since 1888, when his father So (Tel, Frederick Williamson. Anita Mac 1 $1.00 fiuirc. Lloyd Newman. Ruth Reamer, Helen died Is closing out the business. Mr. Rogers, Jennne Hackett, Ruth Hance, Mnrthn Incles, Clara Colrman, Elizabeth .Perrine's father came to Freehold in (formerly Goode, Eleanor Koe. Tessie Srott, Helen 1852 and bogan work in L-ipplncott, McKcc, Dorothy Griffin, Rita DclGuidiac, Davis & Company's store. Six years Phone Red Bank 2600 or Toll Free Phone WX4500 Annette Greenblatt, Marjorie Maclnnls, Marshall Al«or. Grace Bowles, Edith later ho. became a partner in that Bunin, Victoria Burt, Evelyn -Dorr, Betty business. L,ater he was a partner in English, Mildred Hollywood, Helen Ides, Coward & Ferrine's store and when Shirley Marks, Doris Reynolds, Marna i that Ileuckhriiis, Buth Sickles. Ollyo Tnie.x ' partnership-was dissolved he i Tony . Hannn VnnTmr' n, - WiHa. 1I started the present business. Van Wanonnr Eleanijn-.wwoi Voorhqes, Alberta ibavl'd V- i^errino took over the Youmam. Loi.-. uLayman«j ••!»•<•, -.."vMMa .e *PrnttP mn ,, Emil^,.»iltiy business after his graduation from PullGii. Lois Knodeldl , MMarioi n LfLofskyk, "WilYf- H liam Gratti. Princeton. Ho i3 eighty years old French--Tina Canneila, Caroline De~ but continued very active. Ho goes Georgrc, Eleanor Voorhees, Ruth Sickles, to the store early every day and re- Mary Carelli, Alberta Youmans, Dorothy Fielder. Raymond Johnson, Anna Shlpkin, mains until closlnjr time. Ruth Adams, Dorothy Hnllanan, Virginia Ilch, Francis Mnida. Jean Morrow, Jenne- POSTMASTER BEMOVED. belle Prlchard, Alice Simmonds, Mifdied SERVING 50 Swift, Cucrin Todd, Jane Knglund, Mar* jorie Fritz, Barbara Harinp. Ruth Hnyen, Alleged Shortago of §172.17 Found In 176 West Front Street >Q°Q FAMILIES gged Bank> H L Marion Lcfaky, WiUinm Moreau, Frances Sherivood, Kvelj-n Wulder. Rnbci-t Burke. Matawan Office. Rita DelGuhJice.Vir-Kinia puske. Bfiphael C. Devlin, son of formed FALCO Rug Shampooing Laundering FALCO Dry Cleaning Drawinc—Millicent Chinnnck, Ella Bey, Anne Caakill, Irma Harvartli, Madrll e Postmaster Patrick J. Devlin of Mat- Ilemlritfk^un, June Tona*. .Miniel Jla ijawan, Friday assumed duties an a^J.- Margaret; Rochkovsky, Linden Shoemak,., i ing postmaster, replacing Postmaster .Jean Stryker. Anna Sweet. Phyllis Tndd. Wilda Van Wnjrenen, Evelyn White, Vcra i JTorman. R. Thompson. Dirhan, Jane Hammell. Teresa Hoffman, Thompson, recognized a3 the local Anna Beichek, Margaret Bordiult, Vincent Republican leader, was ordered by Dresser. Mnry Fischer, Dorothy Gerity, Edwa Herndon, Robert Imlay. Isahcllc the Postoffice department Thursday Kenna, Lois Knodel, Murie Koehne, Helen to relinquish his position because of Stazia, Jean Morrow, .Ainrna K(Mickh;uiB, Mario Sohunck, Vcra Shafto, Ruth Smith, .n alleged shortage of $172.17 recent- Walter Thompson, Klkabcth Widlcy, Ray- ly discovered in the Matawan post- iead wll help fill Your Waits mond "VVilliama, L.eila Wood, P.itsy Arnone, co account* Walter Bruyerc. Joe Cnlandriello. Edwin | Chinnock, Clarence Eniraons^ Joseph Fnlvo, Harold Fields, Carl If an sen, Harry Lake, George Max field, Richard Warner, Ella Bunin, Nettie Caplan, Emily Newman, Het- ty Reeder, Kurma Slot-urn, Stephen Kind- lay, Borden Hance, Frank Haviiand. Al- | fred Kohn, Frank Arnone, Tom Lloyd. Penmanship—Ella Bunin, Pearl • Grccn- Watt. liobert Linderoth, Emily. Newman, Norma S locum, Louise Trend way, Alice i Wyckoff, Ruth Abramovitz, John Barberio, Harold Berkowitz, John Canon ico, Harry Havey, Minn DavJs, Frank DcMarin. Vcra Dirhan, Francca Gnlatro, Elaine Gregory, I Jano Hammell, Llllie Heavilnnd, Kathleen #_ Henderaon, Normnn Hewitt, Therisia Hoff- man« Corene -Howell, Ruth Jackson, Jcnn- nine Lattin, Jack Lewis, Rose Maletto, Beatrice Moore, Mar jorie Jtiorcom, Frunze a Rnlph. Marioric Hecklcae, Arnolrl Siocfried, Doris Swift, Florence White, Evelyn Wodo- DIAMONDS... beautifully pierced graduation ring. CC QC hou»P, Tpssic AhrnzKO, Snm • Cnrotcnuto, Wilda Ebio, GernUl F.isner, Edith John- non, Rose Libovoky, Robert Worden, Mar- Formerly$12.50 «ge*»Michigan to make delivery. merly $14.50 Lewis, Gwendolyn Lucas. Marjorie Mac- Connell, Smero Makris, Marjorie Mundcn, I Tele n Partrick, Knthryn Reamer, Richard There were no good roads in those days, and the people where I GLASSWARE... sterling silver deposit ware. Sc hlosberg, Hunting SherrjJ), Russell S troupe, Robert Sutton, Dorothy Van- drove had never seen a motor car before. Sauter, Jane Worthley, Virginia Wyckoff. Formerly up to $5.00 Viola BottaRara, Ruth Abnimovitz, Mary f!t:nnett, Robert Dentley, Harold Berlco- My first really enthusiastic customers were Country Dootors. They COMPACTS and CIGARETTE CASES. Formerly JQc witz. John Can on ico, Harry Davey, Mlna IHivis, Vern ' Dlchan. Olio tillllg, JnrtQ were the first to realize the value of dependable transportation to a HnmmoN, Lily Heswihind, Normnn Hewitt, up to $1.50 *° Corono Howoll, Ruth Jacknon, Uono Ma- letto, Thomas Mortz, Mnrjorio Norcum, widely scattered practice. Conrad Kay re, Mm -joric Thomas, Florence RINGS... solid gold, birthslones. Formerly to White, Evelyn Wodehouao. Chai-lc» A. Even today I occasionally hoar from some of Ihoso firot Ford users. Wolhiich, Ji.. Loulio Tieadivity. Clara $5.00 WhltlcdKc, Ella liunin, I^laino Flockman, We had to teach local mechanics how to care for tho oars. That Helen Guillinma, Emily Newman, Ellza- beth Roaa, Rirhanl Smith. RINGS ... for boys—solid gold. Formerly $10.00 is how Ford Service began, which is now found everywhore in the world,; Geonraphy—Elaino Fleck man. Morton Allen, Betty Rrcdrr, Pauline Edwards, Al- We believed from the beginning that a sale doe3 not oomplote our bert Kohn, Stfphfln Findlay, Mary Ingles, SHERBET GLASSES ... set in chromium base—set QOc David DOUBIAAB, Doris Ruth. transaotioa with our customer — it creates upon us an obligation uo Science—Mary • Dennett, Harry Kavey, Vora Dirhan, Uly Hoaviland, Mnrjorio Nor- of six. Formerly $3.00 rtim, Thomas Sinnot, Florence White, to see that our customer's car gives him service. Ford Dealers know John UJnck, CJaru Coiemttn. Virgin la Cur- DRESSER SETS ... 3-piece in presentation case. t in. (icortco Gillpnpic, Richard Goraiich, their duty to the public in this respect. .fi'jtnno Hackett, Huth Hance, Walter HOR- rifc. Thorn no Jnrdtnc, Arthur Jiannlne, Formerly $7.50 David LtikenH, llvlvn Mnkrls, Donald Mat- I can say of Ford Dealers generally that they have boon and are men !.iiftw«, Anltn McGuire, Mildred Kiddle, Tes- ELECTRIC SESSION CLOCKS... in colors. For- ::io Srott, Leimnrd Suchn, Huth Smith .Ifary of charaoter and standing in thoir communities. Most of thorn havo merly to $5.00 rfiiffoll. Winfleld Wulmvrifc'ht, jfXct\ Wil- been with us many years, which indicates that wo agreo on baslo Commorclnl Arlthmctia •— Anlnlnotto Cinmlirnrie, Donnld Hubbard, Hoy Mancle, business prinoiplds. The Company provides that tho methods uniod to aoll BANJO CLOCKS ... in colors—guaranteed. For- ||Oc Joscphlna Nattilc, Kloauor Noe, JUva itoae. Tc.iiiio Scott, Irono Wilson. the Ford car are consistent with tho solf-'rsspoct of tho Doalora merly to $3.00 &*•> Alurbra—Grorpc WilU'»i)io, Rone Grand, Madeline llcndrtckson. Solomon HhiDkln, John Parmley, Nottio Zni;or, Raymond who handle it. WALLET and KEY CASE... genuine leather. /f«Jc •- Frnncla Kodnma, Dtimlnlo Nan- Iwcnnon, William Hun The present Ford V-8 ia tho peak of our 30 wears exporionon. Formerly $1.50 *O We havo never made a hotter car. Its eight-oylindor onglno in TABLE SILVER... everything for the table includ- Qc powerful and smooth running. Tho, car is admittedly very good looking ing stainless steel knives, forks, spoons, etc ® and has comfortable riding qualities. It is eoonomloal in oporation because of advanced engine design and low oar weight. THIS SALE IS MOST TIMELY IN VIEW OF APPROACHING GRADUATION AND WEDDING SEASON. It la the fastest, roomiest and most powerful car we have ever built. y Uellinrdo Trigonometry—J,, Hollywood, J.'r cla Mnida. an : BUY NOW AND SAVE ! Economics-—Allen Shi flUvwy Shoemaker. Oliia e"lrtrud* YonVi, }ltiTvt-y 3I« Martin lii-ckmr* Mndellna Komar, J. H« 1'rirhard, Kd- ward Krondw.ll. K nlyn Hrnwcr. Ulllnl fireavrn, I-csttr H,i loy. r rancia JCmlmnn JicsJiio Murphy. HlBtnry—Unhrrt V« Hr«it.r, TAwtrd Jtron feet wide im-itlo week to Frank Satallno of Matawan. groom is tho eon of Henry F. shier peal ami -I,-IP1 S against. The ratio the creek. Tho ceremony was performed in the Died In Hospital. and was born,In Manasquan. war, fihfjuf. n !- to 1. a Tha Sea Girt borough council has Keyport borough hall by Judge Har- William Dwycr of Freehold died adopted a rujo under which tho beach ry Eolte, Jr. last Friday week In tho Hazard hos- Lawyer Dlea. Long Itnincli Man Kneagod. Governor at Sea Girt. • will bo closed thla summer and a pital at Long Branch after a sick- Milton Blanchard, a member of tho The engagement of Miss Mae Cot- It Is probanlo that tho only activ- charge will-bo mado for wo by resi- Trip to Mexico. ness of only a few hours. Ho was Ocean Grove Camp Meeting associ- ton of Kloornfir-ld to Kenneth C. ities around Camp Moore at Sea Girt dents and other guests. The lee will William D. Unger of Haslet has re- D8 years old and Is survived by a ation for thirty yearn, died last Kirby n[ Long Branch was an- this summer will be the Governor's Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor bo fifty cents for each resident for turned from an automobile trip to widow. Wednesday. Mr. Blanchard was en- nounced last week. No dnte was set party. Governor Moore plnns to open the season and the charge for guests Mexico. Ho said ono of tho Inter- gaged In the law business. for the wedding. the Little Whlto Houso thla wfok. It I MotuI OllincN filatc Blast, Tlic. Mete! will bo twenty-flvo cents each. esting slghta In that country was a Stricken on Street. is believed in some quatins that n *, Gutters and Leaders. and Composition Hoof*. Tha municipal yacht basiln at bull tight. Mexicans he Bays use lots William Gall of Ocean Grove, a Tennis Courts Leased. Maqun Dedicated. last mtnuto decision nt Wo'ihin^t Shark River will bo completed by tho of old automobiles an wagons drawn butcher employed in the Mutual The borough owned tennis courts The Freehold American legion ded- may open the training camp about Furnace and Stove Work, borough. Tho company which started by donkeys, store at Neptune, was stricken with at peal have been leased to Julian icated n. plaquo at its homo yester- the beginning of July. the work went bankrupt and thor & heart attack whilo on his way k W. Lowenstein of Bradley Beach for day In memory of the late Maxcy Ap- 35 WHITE ST., RED BANK, N. J. Harry Sturch of Atlantio City wa Tcachero Ke-engaged. work last Saturday week, and died $800 for the year. plcgate, who died a few months ago It pays to advertise in The Reglstor. engaged. Ho haB Blnco died. AH of tho Spring Lako public Mrs. Irene White of Long Branch school teachers have been engaged was installed a3 great keener of rec- for next year. They wljj bo given a .ords of New Jersey Pocahontaa ten per cent cut In salary except fjjljodgea at Atlantlo City last week. thoso receiving $1,500 or less per year. These will bo given a reduc- Wont Bun For Mayor. tion of $100. , John B, Johnson, who was nom inatcd for mayor of Freehold on th< Mlsscd> Their Bus. Democratic ticket at th.o recent Somo of tho boy members of the primary by hla friends writing hi Matawan high school senior class name on tho ballots, will not bo a who went on the trip to Washington candidate. JnhnBon did not file an last week missed tho bus on tho re- acceptance, and Mayor P. F. Run- turn trip. They hitch-hiked as far yon, the Republican candidate, wil' as Freehold and walked the rest of bd unopposed. tho way home. Bartenders Meet. Added to Matawan, Sevonty-two bartenders mot at AB- Tho Frcneau and Valley Drive aec- bury Park last week for tho flrst time tlonB of Matawan township will bo under a charter which had been annexed to Matawan borough as tho grantod by the American Federation result of a special election held on of Labor. A. J. Ulrlch of Asbury that question last week. Sixty-six Park is preBidont of tho union. Ed- voted for tho merger and 51 against ward W. Morris, Jr., of Long Branch it. la vice, president and Murray Rosen- Manager of Sewage Plant. bloom ol Aabury Park,secretary. Oliver Oaborn haa been appointed Wont Teachers Paid. manager of tho Manasquan sewage About 200 parents of Long Branch disposal plant, taking the place of school chlldron at a public meeting tho lato George VanBrunt. He will Thursday night ndoptcd resolutions recelvo $150 a month. Kenneth Van Urging payment of salaries duo teach Brunt is assistant at a salary of $4.0!5 ers beforo tho close of tho schoo a day. ^ year and calling upon tho board of Freehold Man Dead. education to make known to tho Josoph B, DuBols, a former com- teachora tho plans for next year. missioner at Froohold, died Thursday «,trhlrty Ycara a Priest at the ago of 75 years. Death was i*1 Rev. Morton A. Barnes, rector of duo to paralysio. Ho is survived by WITH A St. James Episcopal church of Long ono daughter, Mrs, WUIard T. Branch, will celcbrato tho thirtieth Throckmorton, which whom he lived. anniversary of her ordination to tho Slot Machines Seized, priesthood on Juno 30. Special sor- Sheriff Howard Height and Under "" vlcos will be hold in tho church and Sheriff Paul Klcrnah made a trip a luncheon will bo served to mem- around the county last Saturday bers of tho clergy of tho diocese. night week, searching for Blot ma- Hotel Woman Dead. chines. They visited about thirty Miss Mary L. Bioren, former pro- places and seized three machines. prietor of tho Boscobol hotel at Ocean IJgUtnlng Fires Bam. Grove, died last Thursday at New- A barn on Domlnlck Castronova's ark. In addition to tho Boscobel she farm at West Freehold was etruck also owned tho Marlborough hotel at by lightning" and destroyed by fire Asbury Park and the Ocean Avonyo last Wednesday night. Tho owner's house. Sho waa forced into bank- son saved two horses from the build- ruptcy In 1030. ing. The loss was about 53,000, In Bcforestatlon Army. Frank H. Schnebbo Dead. AT NO EXTRA COST Frod Slmpkino, Charles Williams, Herman Nukon, Alphonso Androtta, Frank H. Schnebbo died at his Clarenco Skolving, Josoph McKay, homo at Falrflold Station Sunday of William Brandstedt and Fred Hay- last week. For fifty years ha wsi ward of Freehold have joined th employed by the Presbyterian board reforestation army and have been of publications at Philadelphia. He sent to Camp Dlx for preliminary leaves a widow and two sons. training. Want Postmaster Retained. War veterans to the number of Largest Graduating Class. 5,000 have algned a petition which Tho largest class In tho history o has been sent to Congressman Wil- tho Asbury Park high school will bi liam H. Sutphln, asking for the re- graduated Juno 16. It numbers Hi appolntmont of Harry H. Harsln as rls and 102 boya In tho Juno clas postmaster at Asbury Park. find fifteen girls and eighteen boy In the February class. Tho exer- Sulta Against Lessees. cises will bo held In tho Convention Asbury Park city haa begun court hall. action against thirteen beach front concession holders for non-payment Boy Awarded $2,100. of rent. Tho suits aro necessary be- Victor Campbell, 10, of Noptune, cause many of those named have .waa awarded $2,100 in court lai leases for several years. week for Injuries ho received when he was struck by an automobile last Marrlod In Florida. August as ho was riding hia blcycl> Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Jonsen of Nep- near Shark River bridge. Mrs tuno City have announced the mar- Susan Schmidt was tho owner of rlago of their daughter Bornice to car. George H. Booth of Westwood. Th« ceremony was performed at Daytona. Gamblers Beware, ' Beach, Florida, May 12. Chief of Police flusscll Hurden o) Spring Lake has announced, In re- Ninety Years Old. sponse to rumors that gamblers plan D. A. Statoslr, head of tho Stateslr io operate In Spring Lako thla oum- lumber company of Freehold, cele- jier, that his force will sco to It that brated his ninetieth birthday Satur- jho gamble™ will bo run out of town day. Mr. Stateslr still enjoys goo4 It they begin their opcrationa there. health. Ho retired from active bus- iness four years ago. Barred From. Benefits. Members of tho Neptune City Sale of a l'nnn. Manasquon and Sea Girt flro depart- Tho former" Sogolno farm of 151 ments aro barred from benefits in acres at Smithburg has boon gold tho Monmouth county firemen's as- to Mrs. Annlo Otlz of Now York. It sociation because their secretaire had been owned by the Sogolno fam- failed to report tho namtn of thel ily slnco 1884. Somo of the buildings membors to the stato association. were built before 1800. New Luther—Llvoly. i Work will probably soon be start- Miss Flora Luther of Long Branch | M on tho now federal postofllc and Frank Lively of Wost End were ''building at Freehold. Tho govern married Saturday, May 20, in tho ' ment has taken tltlo to tho plot on rector- of St. Michael's church at which tho building ID to bo erected Wost End. nov. John J. Sweeney The Highest Anti-Knock Rating ever and tho .buildings now on the prop- performed tho ceremony. erty aro to bo removed. Letter From President's Wife. offered at regular gas price. Constable Arrested Again. Irving Lovy, a Freehold florist, has John C. Sanderson of Anbur received a letter of thnnko from , Park, for several years a court con Mrs. iFranltlln D. Roosovolt for the stable, and who was recently acquit green stocks and carnations which j The Most Powerful Gasoline ever ted on a charge of drunken driving, Mr. Levy sont to tho White House has boon arrested again on a charg on St. Patrick's day. of reckless driving nml leaving th offered at regular gas price. oceno of an accident. Long Branch Woman Deatl. X MM. Annlo M. Bennett of Long New Dimiocrntlo Club. Branch dlod la,ot Wednosday at the A now Domocratlo club has beo] ago of 88 years'. Sho was the widow rt The first Lubricating Hi-test Gasoline. TELEPHONE 2238-J It lubricates as it drives. Tide Water Oil Sales Corp., Eatontown, N. J.

LIME and FERTILIZER Peat MOBS AH Kinds of Poultry Feed Baled Shavings Selling LEHIGH and W1LKES-BARRE PLYMOUTH COAL Fot Twcnty-flva Soars. Try a Ton of This Reel Ash Coal Little Silver New Jersey Premium Qua but '# • RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 81, 1988,

FOKLSIAN CAB INSPECTION. SplritfUcI&trCHapei'* MUn A Cl.M»i Hill Ro» P. M —At COMPETENT RADIO SBBVICE—SATISFACTION AS8UBED. The public is Invited to Inspect two 10 Broad St.. Red Bank, N. j. Roland,W. Lupton-Buys the Ed- of the latest Pullman cars, which will Friday, 8;00 P. M.—At Florence, MO -" ' '. *'GUARANTEED BEHV1CB AKD BKFAIRING Large Family Can Be Amply Cared For Here be at tha Red Bank depot Tuesday. Apptetoii Ave., Leonardo, ^' J. mund Wilson Residence on June (J. Tho cars will bo open from Phone AtlanUo Hl«b!«i!S» fl?» ON ANY MAKE RADIO. » McLaren Street from Charles nine o'clock irt tho morning until for Ali K. Chnmplin. four In tha afternoon and the Pull- man company will have competent The large dwelling on MacLaren | instructors on hand to show tho vis- street, opposite- Throckmorton ave- j itors all the new features of these 17 Lake Ave. Call Red Bank 795. nue, which for many years was the [ modem cars. A special Invitation Mortgage "Loans ESTIMATES JTBEE. privato residence of the late Edmund I has been estended to the pupils of Wilson, a prominent Monmouth tho Red Bank schools through Pro- county lawyer and at ono time at- fessor Edwin C. Gilland and tho visi- torney-generat of New Jersey, \va3 tation by the pupils will be part of Bold Saturday by Charles K. Champ- tho school work. Walter Glbllnvat lin to Roland W. Lupton of Cooper the ticket office of the Red Bank de- road In Middletown township, who pot will be glad to give additional in- C. HAYDEN Berry Baskets, Crates, Slats paid cash lor the property and who formation pertaining to Pullman ser- 10 Monmouth Street, bought it for speculation. The sale vice. •J7SEIVEKED., FAIR HAVEN ALSO FULL LINE OF SEEDS. was made by George Schanck, who PHONE 3037. represented tile W. A. Hopping real Boys can mako extra pocket money Prlera Reasonable, isfato agency in the transaction. selling The Register—Advertisement The former Edmund Wilson prop- erty was bought by Mr. Champlin A. H. KEHS. Prop. in 1925. It comprised about six acres, which was later laid out In a develop- PHONES 270—628. ment of some 2§ large lots. Mr. Champlin otaked out a road alon£ Open Evenings. Freehold, N. J. the southern part of his property, which is a continuation o£ John treet. The southerly end of Throck- morton avonue, which was a public highway when Mr. Wilson lived there, has since been done away with. Mr. Champlin proposes to re- open this street and connect it with ohn street, calling the new thor- lUghfare Champlin Terrace. The property bought by Mr. Lup- ton has a frontage of 65 feot on Mc- Laren street and a frontage of 150 feet on Champlin Terrace. The The English cottage ag modified to The dininj room has beon elimin- HAVE THEM CLEANSED NOW ! louse has twelve rooms, three baths fit American conditions has proved ated, and its place is taken by an nd many of the rooms have parquet very popular. In this case it has unusually large dining alcove which been developed with the idea of pro- Mm Quality Work at Prices You [oors. Tho largo room used by the communicates through a small back late Mr. Wilson as his study is elab- viding maximum accommodation for hall with the living room. Enjoy Paying. orately paneled in oak. Tho house a minimum of money. The feature of tho living room Is 0 .as all modern conveniences. Thero are, for example, four bed- the largo, curved bay window, which We assume full responsibility for any articles entrusted to us Mr. Champlin has erected two rooms, one on tho first floor and makes tho room light, and has much for cleansing from the minute they leave your, hand until they lOdern cottages on tho property fac- three on the second. Tho down- to do with tho exterior grace oj the ing Champlin Terrace on tho east. stairs bedroom has its own bath, so house. are returned. One qf tho houses has eight rooms ocated that it replaces tho lavatory othorwiao necessary in tho front hall. The exterior walls are brick, pref PHONE RED BANK 442. :nd tho other, a bungalow, has five erably of a dark burnt red mixed ooms. Both dwellings aro modern The same room is designed with a with bricks of brighter red. Tho every particular. These houses blank wall toward the entranco ter- sash -id trim aro white, and tho ?ero built for sale. Mr. Champlin race so that, if needed, it may be chimney is of the same brick aa tho iroposes to put tho lota on the mart used for a maid without interfering walls. The roof may be either flat :et within a very short time, it be- in the least with her, or tho fain- tilo, slate or shingle. ig his Intention to malto a high ily's privacy, Bedrooms upstairs are ,as9 homeslte development of this served by a second bath, and tho The house should sit well back ell known property. larger one is supplied with two very from the street. It should cost be- CLEANSERS and DYERS 'argo windows, tween $8,000 and 510,000. Foppy Sole Nets $27. "ATE KNOW HOW" Tho recent American legion poppy Wilson, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ay sales of the River Plaza school mund Wilson, who recently moved Office and Plant upils, directed by Mrs. Edwin H. from Colt's Neck. Tho juveniles iraschr , amounted to $27. Prizes made plans to assist tho grange at 24 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK, N. J. ere awarded to the children mak- Atlantic Grange the Pomona meeting and to have a lg the most sales. Tho recipients flag- day.program nt their n"xt reg *HB T. M. C. A. IS A CONSTRUCTIVE FORCE IN OUR zero Victor Balnes, first prize, Bar- Arrangements Being Made for ular meeting Tuesday night, Juno 13. 1 ara Baines and Norma Conklin Big County Meeting of Grang- A few days ago 22 members of the COMMUNITY. EVERYBODY HELP . econd prizes, Oreste de Ferro third juvenile grange went on a picnic. i and Irwin Hendrickson and ers Saturday Afternoon and They had a glorious time, including orothy Rynkoskl fourth prizes. Evening, June 10. a hike in a woods and a frankfurtor roast. A largely attended meeting of At- antic grange was held Tuesday night of last week at the Colt's Is£ NOTRE DAME GRADUATE. schoolhouse. William Nicholas of Farmingdale.t he county grange lec- Richard C. Carton Will Finish Col- turer, gave an account of the county lego Studies Sunday, or Pomona grange meeting which is to be held Saturday afternoon and Richard C. Carton of Mlnncslnk evening, June 10, at the Colt's Keck Park in Middletown township, near schoolhouse. Among the speakers Red Bank, will graduate from the will be Amos Craybill, supervising college of commerce of the Univers- principal of the public schools of As- ity of Notre Dame next Sunday. Ho bury Park. His subject will ^-"Ed- is a graduate. of tlva Middletown ucation Among Juniors and Adults." township high school at Leonardo. Another speaker will be Allen G. Governor Paul V. McNutt of In- CLOSE Waller, chief of the bureau of agri- diana will bo tho commencement CLOSE cultural economics of the state ex- speaker at Notro Dame. Father OUTS periment station at New Brunswick. Charles E. Coughlin,' famous as a OUTS radio speaker, will deliver the bac- His topic will be "The Division of calaureate sermon. Among the ce- WE WERE FORTUNATE IN PURCHASING FOR CASH, A Our Tax Pollar." During his talk lebrities expected to be present are Mr. Nicholas made remarks about Alfred E. Smith of New York and NUMBER OF MEN'S AND 1ADIES' WA1THA3I WRISJ the price of asparagus and about the John McCormack, the noted tenor. WATCHES AT UNHEARD OF PRICES." EACH WATCH HAS advisiability of placing fruit and veg- etables in cold storage. THE FACTORY AS WELL AS OUR OWN GUARANTEE. WE During tho lecturer's program two ABE PASSING THESE VALUES ALONG TO YOU. SEE THEM songs wore rendered by the gather- TODAY. ing entitled "Six Health Doctors" and "Comin' Through tho Kye." Dr. Sweet of the state board of health Waltham 7-jewel white gold-filled Ladies1 Wrist gave a talk on "How to Check Com- Watches, on ribbon or bracelet. Values S27.50. municahle Diseases." Miss Williams of the county health nursing service made an address on "What the E ld mied Ladi(: Wrist School.; Do for the Health of Our $||.5O ° - »' Watche,. on ribbon or bracelet. Community." Among the guer-fs at the meeting ?.5O es, on rlbboa were live members of the Atlantic township Boy Scout troop and their scoutmaster, David Tumidaisky. The n These Dashing "Naughiy-Cal Togs" Men's Wrist Watches, on leather straps. Values boys gave a very interesting demon- stration of first aid work andf -an* .50 Waltham 15-jmvel, -yellow Or white gold-filled Men 's Wrist Watches, on rtrap or swered questions hy tho j?r

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t^a other grounds was sworn A TALSE KBFORT. "Ginger" Ayres but by Fred Ziegler, chief of police Opening Dance of Llttlo Silver. Mrs. Battersby Brands Statement The most famous of the exploits of About Carpenters us Untrue. Is Hunted Again Ayres as a fugitive from justice oc- Closes Today at Fair Haven curred eleven years ago. A series of A report has been prevalent that robberies had occurred at the Little Prominent Rumson Resident to Commencement Exercises This Mrs. Ivy E. Battersby, who conducts t Will be Given by the Pupils Annual Decoration Day Dance Little Silver Man Who Has Spent a free employment agency at Red Democratic County Executive 30 of Hi* 52 Years in Jail is Silver postofllce and at various other be Heard Monday Night by Afternoon at Five O'Clock— of Marian Arendes Friday Committee Re-Ekcts Juiga Held Saturday Wight— places at Little Silver. Ayres had Bank, had stated that she would sup- "Steamed Clam Night" Held Now Accused of Having been released from state prison a Justice Walter J. Mills on Princeton Football Coach to ply carpenters at the rate of $1 per Evening at Mechanics' Hall—— Leo Warwick of Long Branch Monday—Dance June 3. Forged a Check for $500. !short tlmo before, after having Charges. Speak—Track Meet Results. day. In talking with a Register re- An Elaborate Program. as Chairman. served a term for robbery, and there porter this morning, Mrs. Battersby Tho Players' Boat club of Fair A warrant for tho arrest of James s a general suspicion at Little Edgar A. Knapp of Rumson, Commencement exercises of the said that Bhe had never made such a The danco pupils of Marian Aren- The annual meeting of the Demo- Havon ushered in the summer sea- Ayres of Llttlo Sliver has been Stiver at the time that ho was in charged with violation of the state Rumson private school will take statement and that she is at a loss de3 will give a recital and dance Fri- cratic rxecutivo committee ot Mon- son Saturday night at tho clubhouse fiworn out. He IB accused ol having hiding Bomewhcro in his native vil- health laws. In permitting sewage to place this afternoon at five o'clock. to understand how it could be attrib- day evening at quarter after eight mouth county Monday night at the with tho customary Decoration day forged a check for $500 .against Sil- lago and that ho had committed the be emptied into the North Shrews- JohnfrlU Achclis, president of tho uted to her. She said she had never o'clock at Mechanics' hall at Fair courthouse at Freehold developed In- danco and entertainment. About 150 ver council, No. 200, of American Me- robberies. Evidence accumulated to bury river from his palatial estate, board of trustees, will preside. H. fixed the wages of anyone for whom Haven. An elaborate program ha3 to a love feast, instead of a drag- persona wero prosent. Heading tho chanics of Little Sliver. show that the culprit was occupying will be given a hearing next Monday O. Crisler, football coach at Prince- she obtained work except to the ex- been arranged as follows: down and knock-out fight aa had entertainment bill was Annie Hart, Ayres, who Is 62 years of age, re- a vacant house owned by the Ward night by Justice Walter J. Mills, be- ton, will make the main addrcoo, An- tent of stating that she would pro- FIRST HALF. been predicted by most political who was a star long before many of turned homo a few weeka ago from fore whom the complaint was made. other speaker will be Thomas P. vide women to do housework at the Ballet. Moon Man nad Cloml Lady" wiseacres. For some time past the estate on Willow drive at Little Sil- The hearing was to have been held Tammen of the Buckley school at Hetty Variant, Alice Corninz, Betty the stags luminaries of today were the fstato prison at Trenton, whore ver. •ate cf $1 per day. Mrs. Battersby Jean liorcmiiH. PeRgy NImmo. JosephinB report has been prevalent that a bat* born. To many Annie Is still known ho had been incarcerated since tho last Monday night, but was ad- New York. has obtained jobs for 400 persons Mclntire. Anna May Applegate, Margaret tie has been Impending between John ao the sheriff of Fair Haven, an spring of 1923. Ho has spent thirty J. B. Hue of Red Bank, who at journed for a week on application of The scholarship awards will be since opening her agency a few Rcuthcr, liltn'm Applegate. J. QWnn ot Red Bank, former pros- that time was chief county detective John S. Applegate, Mr. Knapp's at- Waltz tnp Annette-Johnson, honorary title conferred on her In years in prison as the result of va- made by Harold S. Clark, headmas- month3 ago. Some of this work is Evelyn liennctt, June Kcntl, Dorothy ecutor, and Surrogate Joseph DDrsK- tho heyday of her career. rious violations. The latest crime connected with tho prosecutor's of- torney. Bail of $500 for his appear- ter, and the athletic ;swarcls by Ed- of a permanent nature and some is Kiltierslein. hay of Adelphla for control of th» of which ho is accused is ono of fice, entered tho house to make an ance, which was posted by Mrs gar B. Blake. Mr. Achelis will pre- for a short time only. Sony, '"Dressed In. My Best" Democratic county organization and Others who performed were Harry investigation. He attempted to enter Knapp, was continued. Jenn Wnlton Weleh and Harry Hills, Corlnne and many, and by thoso who aro ac- sent the trustees' prize. The junior orrk' and tnp, "Two Buck Tim" that the grand finale of this warfare quainted with his relatives, much a room, tho door of which was Mr. Knapp, who is president of and senior departments will render Barbara Hunting would be staged Monday night when Tony Hunting, Walter Donahue, sympathy la felt inasmuch as all tho locked. A pistol was fired off within songs. The school will close today. Tappers Betty Jean Dore- rival tickets of candidates for officers brother of tho lato Jack Donahue; the room. The bullet passed through the Rumson board of health, was ar- muR. Peccy Nimmo, (lloria AppleKnte, Miss Anna Pritchard, premier dancer other members of tho Ayres family rested last Friday night by Con- The results of the track events Memorial Service Margaret. Heiithei, Anna May Apple- of the county executive committed havo good reputations. Little Sliver the door and wounded Mr. Rue's yesterday morning are as follows, the K.'ite, Mary Laikin. Barbara OoremUH. would be placed in nomination. of Shubert shows, who appeared In hand. This occurred late in the af- stable Harry J. Postel of Oceanport. folks generally regard James Ayres Arraigned before Justice Mills he contestants being named In the or- Sons, "The Old Kitchen Kettle" The meeting was the largest thsit "Meet My Sister" and "Ono Wonder- as irresponsible, or In other words a3 ternoon. der, in which they finished: at Little Silver Alice CtirniiiKi MnrccHii Newmnn ful Night"; Edward O'Brien, Jack asked fo r an adjournmen; t until last wer y rlojr, "Down by the Winepnr the Democratic county organization . Sparling and tho Sunshine, Girls, a person who through somo queer The detective asked for help and Monday, Jayvce fiO-yarci daah—Eldon Harvey, Woikes"....Mitrjorie Smith, Shirley Leon pas held in recent years. The court- caprlco of naturo simply cant "go within a short time hundreds of per- Louise Finch, Ann Ellis. Methodist Church Filled to Ca- SECOND HALF. rrvMn was full to overflowing.'A largo Koborta McKnlght, Evelyn Poolo sons wero on the grounds. Tho Tho complaint waa signed by John Vursily 50-yard dash—Isabel Uppercu, Dolla* pHrii'lc, "Woman In fihoc" and Marlon Jeffcrles. MUBIC was fur- straight." They regard his predelic- Grogan of Rumson, who stated that William Shepherd. Mnrtha Leo Getty. pacity Sunday Night—Roll Virginia. Smith, Corinne Hennessey, Dor- majority of tho executive committee- tlon for wrong doing moro as a mat- house was surrounded by automo- othy Little, Mary Hogait. nished by Larry LaRoa and hta or- ho 4saw "sewage of foul and obnox- Junior CO-yard dash—Teddy Crane, Call of Deceased Members of men and committoewomen were ter of disease than of willful crime. biles. Headlights played on it from ious odor" emptying into the river Kusneil Hurd, llolby JIurtshorne. "The KinK*H Homes" present and nearly all tho absentees chestra. every angle so as to prevent the oc- Mixed &0-yard dash—Mai Duane, Hush American Mechanics' Lodge. lilorin Apjiletfnte, Pcrcgy NImmo "Steamed Clam Night" Monday Eleven years ago Ayres was arrest- from Mr. Knapp's property. Justice Adiims, Joe iioagland. 'Oh Where, Oh Where" were represented by proxies. ed on a charge of having committed cupant from escaping. The house Mills dispatched Constablo Postel to Primary 30-yard dash—Ned Titus, Cyn- Sylvia Von Tflhornky, Lois England At the opening of the meeting .it night was attended by nbout 100 per- was riddled with bullets in an effort Ihla Townley, Helen Fuke. The Methodist church at Little nutlerfly haHet..Eleanor (ietty. June Rend eoveral robberies at Llttlo Silver. He 1 sona. There was no scheduled Bhow, the scene ana tho latter reported High jump—Martha" Lee Getty first. Silver was filled to capacity at the Musical comedy dnnre, "Didn't You Be- seemed like the predictions of a bat- mado a model prisoner and because to make the fugitive surrender. Mr. lieve'" Margaret Rent her*, Hetty ' but Ernlo Otto put on an act, and Rue entered the house and called that the sewage emptied into tho Mary Foster and Isabel UpDcrcu tied lor memorial service Sunday night. In tle royal might be fulfilled. Ex-Judge of this fact ho wan mado a gatekeep- river in, two different places. Part eccond. tho congregation were representa- Jenn Doremun , Hetty VanSant, JOKC- Leo Warwick of the Long Branch, Tom Kennedy, who waa tho "Voice er at tho Jail and Ijlo sentenced waa upon its occupant' to give himself of tho sewage, the constable stated, Junior boy«' relay—William Ellin. Son- j.hine Mrlnllre. Hniy Lnrkin, Gloria of tho B. K. O,," sang tho popular up. There was no response and tho ny I'otter. Teddy Crane, Devvitt Titus. tives of nine American Mechanics' Applegate, Marcella Newman, Anna May district court who has been chairman, shortened. He was let out of jail overflowed from a cesspool within Apiitcnate. of tho executive committee tho past radio themo sons. Mr. Kennedy and detective then fired off about fifty Rope climbing contestB—First contest. lodges. The councils were Silver of Russian Interpretive dance hln wifo were tho guests of Mr. and two years ago. Ho did not return to eight feet from the bulkhead along Kimtoll Hartshorne. Charlotte Lewis, Billy Little Silver, Onward of Red Bank, two years, was nominated for an- Little Silver until last winter. shots in all directions. Still there tho river. Tho remainder, he said, KHis; second conteBt, Martha Lee Getty, Mnrjorle Smith, Shirley Ixion Mrs. OrvlUe Whitledge. was no response, Louife Finch, Buddy Baker; third con- Rivervicw of Oceanport, Crescent o: Tho pupils are children who attend other term by Harry VanNote,. a. Ono night last December, during a emptied into the river from a pipe, teat, Buddy Acltcrman, Sonny Potter, Eatontown, Bayside of Belford, Mid- former assemblyman. Mr. VanNote For the entertainment at tho dance As a last resort It was attempted which was concealed under a mat of the Mechanic and Oakland street Saturday night of this week tho club flerco snow atorm, a knock was heard Jimmy HartshoEne. dletown, Holmdel, Englishtown and schools and St. James's school of Red urged the re-election of Judge War- on tho front door of the homo of to flood the fugitive out. The hose dead weeds and could bo seen only Boxtnu bputfi-^^Voa by Kiraball Hart- Goshcn of Cape May. wick on the ground that tho party has engaged several well-known acts Ayres's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James of the Little Silver fire company was If uncovered. shorne, Eltlon (jlarvey, Jimmy Hnrtshorne. Bank and the Willow street School of under hi3 leadership had been very, from Broadway. Ayres. Tho visitor was Ayres. He hooked up to a hydrant and the Among the winners in the relay An impressive part of the service Fair Haven. After the program has successful. races who are not mentioned above was the calling of the roll of de- been rendered public dancing will be was emaciated and poorly clad and water was turned on. It was di- ceased members of Silver council. As enjoyed, with music by Santangelo's Surrogate Donahay nominated shivering. The family took him in rected into tho cellar, and a short are Alice Rutgers, Donald Andrews, Prof. Charles B. Mountz, supervising and fed and sheltered him. At first time later a man carno out of this Estate Left to Robert Shepherd, Francis Lobdell, each name was called a flower was orchestra. Five Estates on Marion Bakor, Elliott Hurd, James put in a vase. The deceased mem- principal of the schools of Spring they told him that ho could not re- part of the dwelling and threw up bers are Delafield S. Brower, Michael Lake, for chairman of the commlttes. Garden Club Tour main moro than a few days, but they his arms in a gesture of surrender. . Niece and Nephews VanSiclen, Kdgar Knapp, Breck He recommended Prof. Mountz tor finally relented when Ayres promised The man proved to be "Ginger" Stringer, Harriet Crane, Barbara Henry Parker, Harrison D. White, Bowling Club Mrs. Emily A. Roop of Red Bank Baker, Ann Ellis, Louise Achelis and Benjamin F. White. Charles Woolley, the position because of his eervlea Announcement was made today by to reform and mend his ways. They Ayrcs. He was locked up in tho Dewitt C. Hcyer, Charles Morlatt, as a party worker and as an ef* Mrs. Harden L.. Crawford, president permitted him to make his home county jail at Freehold, but about a executed her will in 1925. Sho loft Ann Hutchlnson. her husband, Charlcg H. Roop, $100, Edward A. Bowman, George S. Cur- Show A Success flcient public servant. of the Rumson Garden club, and with them. week or so later bo broke out. In the afternoon fathers, and pu- tis, Frank W. Bates, Augustus L. Prof. Mountz declined to accept Mm, Harold Htirtnhorne, fihnirman . This, caused considerable fear In stating that ho had amplo means for pils competed in a relay race and a For severit! months It seemed that Ilia oupport. All tho rest of her es- Morris, Edward Berlin, Rev. Robert the nomination and recommended of tho committee In, charge of the Ayres really had reformed. His fath- certain quarters at Little Sliver, as baseball game. Tho relay race wao T. Leary, George F. Ryerson, Charles Large Attendance nf Affair Held that the re-election of Judge War- tour of gardens, which Is being spon- it was said that "Ginger" had tate was left in equal shares to her won by the school team, comprising er was In poor health^whcn Ayres nephews, Daniel H. and Byard C. Iford, Joseph T. Langley, Robert in Elks' Auditorium Saturday wick be made unanimous. The judge eored by tho club for tho benefit of returned to Little Silver last wintor threatened to wreak vengeance upon Anna Hutchinson, Isabel Uppercu, Sickles, David Moore, George Wool- and the school professor shoofe' tho Monmouth County organization those who had played leading- parts Applogate, and her niece, Mildred Martha Lee Getty and Bill Shepherd. Night—Dancing Followed the and the prodigal son mado himself Applegate. She appointed her hus- ley, Lewis C. Ayres, J. Elwood Har- hands, during which interlude Mr. for Social Service on Juno 14, of the useful about the house looking after in hia capture, Ho was caught a The fathers who lost were Newcombe vey, Elmer E. Carlile, J. Lewis Davis, Performance. Mountz stated that he had always gardens to. be Included in tho tour. few days after his escape, however, band and her brother, Herbert Ap- C. Baker, Warren Hutchinson, Theo- tho aged man. Mr. Ayres died last plegate, executors. James Ayres and Leander B. Camp- The Ladies' bowling club of the been a Democrat and always expect- Tha, gardens will include those of February. He was a member of the and ho remained In jail until two dore B. Lewis and Harold Hart- bell. The last three died this year. ed to be of that political faith, re- Mrs. Thomas" K. McCarter on her years ago. Mrs. Jennie E. Bradnep of Brad- shorne. The fathers, however, cap- Red Bank; lodge of Elks held another American Mechanics lodge of Little very successful affair Saturday night gardless of whether he received op estates "Rumsonhill," of Mrs. Henry Silver and his widow was entitled to ley Beach directed that $10 per tured the bail game by a score of 23 Instrumental music was provided lacked favors from the party. Thn At Caesar, ."Lauriston" and Mrs. Ed- Tho Ward house wao damaged be- month be paid from her estate to to 20. On the winning team in ad- by an eight-piece orchestra, selec- in the Elks' club auditorium when death benoilts of $500 from the lodge. yond repair by tho bombardment of they presented a dance and revue professor's suggestion that Judga ward W. Scudder, "The P&lnt," all For a tlmo after his father's death her friend, Melvlna Curtis, as long dition to the four men mentioned tions were rendered by the choir, vo- Warwick be re-elected was unanl« on Eumson road; and in Middletown bullets and by the flood. Tho Ward as she lives. The will directed that were William E. Foster, Warren Ack- cal solos were given by Mrs. Rachel under the personal direction of Mr. Ayres'B conduct continued to bo ex- estate made a claim for damages and Mrs. William Turnier of East mously adopted with enthusiasm. • township, tho gardens on tho estate emplary. He seemed satisfied to help it the income waa more than suf- crman, S. T. Colcman, Dr. Norman West and vocal duets by Mrs. George of Mrs. J. Amory Haskell/'Oak Hill" against tho county, but the county ficient to pay this hequest that the Titus, Eldon Harvey, E. H. Van- Purdy and Miss Florence Campbell. Front street. All the other offlcers of tho exeeui with the housework and to do odd hoard of freeholders claimed that tivo committee were unanimously and at tho homo of Mrs. Samuel ]ob3 In tho neighborhood. Almost balance should be divided ocmi-an- Siclen, L. T. Getty and Leighton Lob- A short address appropriate for the The large auditorium was filled to Biker, "Overlook Farm." The only the county was not liable and the nually between her two children, dell. occasion was made by Rev. John D seating capacity on tho main floor, elected. They are Mrs. John H. W^p- everybody at Little Silver becamo claim was not paid. The house was mert of Belford vice chairman, Jos- garden which is being- repeated from convinced that "Ginger" Ayres had Edna B. Flavcll • and Hyram B. Blair, the pastor. extra tables were placed on the stage last year Is that of Mrs,. Henry A. subsequently town down. Brandner. ' Upon the death of Mal- and several parties had to be con- eph Langan of Keyport secretary* at last decided to "go straight." Since GETS VETERAN'S JEWEL. Mrs. Jane Garland of Seabright as- Caesar. It 1B ono of tho most fa- boyhooU Ayres has commonly known vena Curtis tho will directs that tented with seats in the balcony. nio'us in this part of the country. It each of Mrs. Bradner's grandchil- Music for the occasion was furnished sistant secretary, Joseph Schwarcic as "Ginger" at Llttlo Silver because John S. Stiles Honored by Bed Bonk New House At of Long Branch treasurer and Wal- consists of five distinct formal gar- of his red hair. Broadway Stars dren receive ?500 and tho residue of by Hackett's seven-piece orchestra, dens. Tho other gardens will bo the estate is to go to her son and Odd Fellows. which played for dancing until a ter H: Conovcr of Atlantic townshls A few days ago Ayres entered a Buttonwood Park late hour. sergeant-at-arms. open to the public for tho first time Red Bank business .placo where his In Players' Show daughfer. She appointed tho Ocean John S. Stiles was the recipient of and will bo each in its own way a father had owed a bill of $395. Grove"fratlonal bank executor of the the Odd Fellows' honorable veter- Ground has been broken foi* Features of the floor show and re- great treat to garden lovers. Plans are progressing for the will. an's jewel Monday night at the modern six-room brick house in vue were the presentation of num- "I havo come to pay my father's meeting of Navesink lodge of Red ENTERTAINED PUPILS. The tour will start at tho Molly bill, he said, as ho proffered a check stage show to be given Wednesday Elizabeth K. Gelmer of Bradley Buttonwood Park, Shrewsbury, for bers from the recent entertainment night, June 7, at the Red Bank Bank. About 75 lodge members were Frederick V. Seedorf of John street given by the club as well as several Pitcher hotel in ,Rcd Bank at ono for $500 ostensibly Issued by the Beach executed her will last month. present. ^ Awards Mado a6 Tarty Given by o'clock and will proceed over a woll- lodge. The check was on tho Scsond Catholic high school auditorium by All of her estate was bequeathed to Red Bank, who is having the house new numbers. Miss Olga Schwenker Music Teacher, marked route to tho gardens in the National bank and Trust company tho Players' Boat club of Fair Hav- her stop-sister, Anna A. Reyner. Mr. Stiles became a member of the built for his own occupancy. The gave a Russian dance and a toe order mentioned. The guests will bo and the signature on it as tho per- en. Tho club has been honored by She appointed her brother-in-law, order May 28, 1883, and the jewel lot was sold last week by G. Howard dance; Edward O'Brien sang two Miss Margaret C. Marma of Hanee sent out in groups with a guide car Eon responsible for Its Issuance was j the National Vaudeville Artists' club Charles H,, Puckhaber, executor. was given to him in recognition of Lippincott of Monmouth street. The solos, Mrs. Turnier and Elmer Hesse road, Fair Haven, entertained her driven by.^'ono of tho debutante that of Harrison Shampanore, the of New York, which is co-operating Charlos Glllespio of Asbury Park his fifty years of membership. The plans for tho house were drawn by as bride and groom with Harold Gib- piano pupils on Saturday afternoon group "of Rumson, who will bo quite treasurer of the lodge. It waa word- in supplying ten acts of professional left his entire estate to his wife, i presentation waa made by J. Murray Quackenbuah & Nevius, who also lin as the ofliciating clergyman pave at her home. Musical games were furhlllar with tho route and the ed to bo made out to Ayrcs's moth- talent and also its own nine-piece Sophie J. Gillespie, in a will which I Bassett, grand herald of tho grand have the contract for the erection a burlesque on a marriage cere- played and awards wero made tb points of interest. er, and what seemed to bo the name orchestra direct from tho N. V. A. he executed In 1926. He named his I lodge of New Jersey. Entertainment of tho dwelling. mony; the twelve "little dears," as- Marion Allen, Gloria Wolkamp, Bari; of the widow of Ayres's father was club. In addition to these acts Barry wife as executrix. was provided comprising music by The house will be located on a sisted by six members of the Red bara Manna, Grace Jannerone and on tho back of tho check. Tho chock and Whltledge, Welsh and Hills and "Low Boy Jack" and his trio, a Bank lodge of Elks, rendered a Barbara Baumann. Refreshments! Elmer E. Newman of Asbury plot 75x138 feot on the west side of wero served and balloons were dis- was* presented after banking hours, other well-known artists from tho Park in a will which he executed in sketch by Edward Sutton, Miss Kath- the Buttonwood tract and will ad- pleasing drill and there were other Four Injured and tho firm did not have enough Players' Boat cIuTTwill perform. . leen Still and Miss Estella Estelle, drill numbers by the twelve young tributed as novelties. Miss Majjna 1926 left his entire estate to his join on the south the estattr of Vin- will teach privately during the sum- cash on hand to pay to Ayres tho dif- Tho club Is endeavoring to revive wife, Einora Newman, and ho piano selections by Albert Bonsai cent J. Eck, who z'ccentiy enlarged ladiea who have been featured In foronco of $105 between tho amount and a recitation by Miss Carrie the recent bowling club'3 revues. mer and plans are now being niadfi In Auto Crash the annual show, which for many nnmed her as executrix. his holdings in Buttonwood by thn for the annual fall recital. of tho bill and tho check for ?500. years was presented with great suc- • Louisa A. Campbell, who died at Patterson. Refreshments of turkey addition of a large plot to his resi- I'our persons were hurt in an ac- However, tills difficulty was solved sandwiches, French apple pie, pickles A pleasing incident of tho evening Those present at the affair other cess. After the show the N. V. A. tho Methodist Homo for the aged at and eoffeu were buivud. dence grounds. was the announcement of the 28th cident Saturday on nidge road at by one of the member of tho firm artists wlil be entertained at the Ocean Grove recently, made her will The house being built tor Mr. wedding anniversary of Mr. and than those iniMifionud were Aims. Fair Havon when a car driven by giving a check to Ayres for $105. clubhouse. a year ago last January. She be- Other grand lodge officers present Seedorf will havo all modern- con- Mrs. Peter J. Eichele which occurred Louise Campbell, Ruth Katain, Flor- Miss May Griffiths of tho Elkus es- queathed her entire estate to tho besides Mr. Bassett were Ernest C. ence Martin, Charles Katsln, Tad tate, In avoiding n collision with an- Ayrcs took this check to tho store veniences. Tho baths and kitchen Saturday. To the tune of a wedding of J. Kridel, where ho bought a suit MOOSE WOMEN'S TARTY. trustees and managers of tho home. Burke, past grand master and grand 11 be tiled and there will be an march by the orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Nevins, Thomas Wooicy, William other car which had^ stopped sud- of clothes for $37 and received ?68 She named John H. Parker, Jr., of outside sentinel of the grand en- attached two-car garage, Ttt'c house Eichele were escorted to tho plat- Nevins, Caroline NeviriE, Jean Prcd- denly, crnohod into an niito driven Bunco finmes Played by Members Intorlaken as executor of her will. campment; Sidney Caddick, assist- more, Shirley Davis, Betty Moort - by Fielder Crosa of Fair Haven. In cash. Befuic Uiu chock waa caohod expected to be ready for occu- fcrm, where they were heartily con- and Thomas Morrison. ono of tho members of the Kridel of Red Bank Lodge. Charles J. Hochstedter of Newark ant adjutant general: Dewltt C. Cat- pancy about October 1. Mr. Sccdorf gratulated by tho largD assembly. Miss Griffiths, Mr. Cross and two hart of the Patriarch Militants and occupants of Misa Grifllths's car, firm called up tho party who had The Women of the Moose of Red left somo property in Monmoutli ia in the welding and plating busi- Mr. Eichele is a past exalted ruler signed tho check for 5105 and had county and his will was probated nt Mrs. Anna Carhart, inside guardian ness on West street, Red Bnnk, of the Red Bank lodgft of Elks, as Auditor Presents Kcport. Mies Mary Burdgo of Lake avenue Bank held a bunco party Friday of tho Rebokah state assembly. and Miss Adolo Johnson of Holmdel, boon assured that It was genuine. night which was largely attended. Freehold last week. All his estate where he has been located some well as prominent in state and na- John P. Mulvihill, auditor of Sea- suffered from cuts and shock and re- Everything seemed so all right and Mrs. Florence Bennett was chairman was bequeathed to Llna L. and Paul- time. tional Elks' affairs. Mrs. Eichelo is bright borough, presented his report ceived treatmont at Dr. John B. regular that it was not until two days of the committee in charge of tho ino Hochstedter in equal shares and THE DOG CAME BACK. a past president of the bowling club. iit a special meeting of tho mayor Boyd'3 oillce, where they wero taken later that It was discovered that the festivities. The winners of prizes they wero named as executrices. SHOW NETS OVER $200. and council last week". The report by Bobert Kaplan of Knollwood. names of both Mr. Shampanoro and were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curloy, Tort Monmouth Canino Getting Well was referred to tiie llnanco commit- of Ayrcs'a mother had been forged Josoph Lisburger, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam- From a Fractured Jaw, Middle-town Firemen's Minstrel Per- PIANO niCCITAI,. tee. He recommended that a proper The car which stopped suddenly on the check. ELKS' LADIES' NIGHT. formance a Big Success. was from New York. Tho driver uel Bizzaro, Harry Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Lena Engesser of Port Mon- field book for the assessor be in- The first intimation that anyone Mr3. Hanco Woolley, Misa Sarah Melody Way Classes to Givo I'ro- stalled at once, that the reserve of left tho scene, promising to obtain had that something was wrong with Entertainment Commltteo of Red mouth felt very happy Saturday Financially and in every other rf> irrnni Saturday Afternoon. , , , aid, but ho did not return. Mr. Callory, Mrs. Charles Repphani, Bank Lodge to Hold Affair. night, when her German shepherd spect tho minstrel show Riven by the taxes be checked and credited to tho tho chock was when William King Mrs. Harry Qulnn, Mrs. Daniel Hop- proper accounts, that deposits bo Cross had remembered the number of Llttlo Silver, a brother-in-law o£ Reservations so far received indi- dog, "Red" returned home after an Middletown township lire depart- Last Saturday morning the Melody of tho llccnso nnd gavo tho informa- kins, Mra. Kntlo Rittcr, Mrs. Nellie abaonce of tlu'ec dayn. Mrn. En- ment. Saturday night at the Atlantic Way piano classes rehearsed at the mado moro promptly, thnt. ail Ayres, received a letter from Trenton Bonnctt, Miss Gertrude Broadbent, cate that tho ladies' night to be held Beach Casino at Atlantic Highlands TustinK Piano company for their re- C!IUIII;I';< in Hie. tax blll.'i bo piusoil tion to Chief Josoph Herdcn, who la with Ayres's namo signed on it. Tho Alex Zclcnskl, Mrs. Herbert Haw- under the direction of tho entertain- gesscr's joy turned into anxiety a making an investigation. writer boasted that ho had success- ment committee of tho, Red Banlc few minutes later, however, when was a great success. All the re- cital to he held at the showrooms on upon by proper authority and that kins?, Mrs. Mary Cannella, Mra, Kati- sho noticed that, something waa turns nre not yet In, hut the receipts Monmoiifh street Rniurtlny, Juno 3, n tnx s.ilo bo held according to Jaw. fully forged the chock for $500 and ey, Mrs. Mary Botlincr and Mra. lodgo of Elks Saturday, June 3. thus far received make it a certainty at 3:00 P. M. Parents and friends HELD ON BIGAMY CHARGE. that this proved that ho waa a clover Elizabeth Burls. will bo largely attended. Door prizes wrong with her pet. The dog was business man. Ho said he had spent will bo awarded and there will be taken to Dr. G. Thatcher Parker's that the profits will exceed $200. are cordially invited to attend this "Trunks" Not O. It. at Hcnbrlght. animal hospital at River3ido Heights, The money will be us-ecl to provide recital. Farmlngdnlo Man Tells Justice Ho part of tho check for $105 for a suit prizes for bowling, shuiilo bonrd and accident Insurance tor tho volunteer Bathing at Seabrlght mm ohirta Thought Ho Had a Divorce. of clothes and port of it for a gun. Elntracht Reorganized. quoits. Ladles will bo admitted free near Red Bank, where it was found The following students will par- has not received the approval of ami all the Ramos in tho club will that "Red" had a compound frac- firemen. Lester Bennett of Farmlngdale, Ho said that ho wn.3 going to use Tho Eintracht Singing society, ticipate: Josephino Mclntire, Lillle Mnyor Wlllluni R. Fowler, Sr., of tho gun to mnke a living, and "it which for many years played an ac- be at their disposal. ture of tlie jaw and that several More than 450 persons attended the Bnden, Fred Rnrst, Russell Coyne, that place. Mr. Fowler stntcn that charged with bigamy, was hold un- teeth had been knocked out of place. performance. That they had a good der ball of $1,000 for the action of will bo just too bad for you," ho tive part In musical and social circles Margaret Boist, Gloria Applegate, in a recent discussion regarding went on to threaten, "If I ever meet in Red Bank, In being reorganized. Evidently tiio ring had been hit by time and enjoyed the show was in- Kvelyn Vrnxcr, Willinm Mclntire, tho grand jury by Justice Colin S. Bunco Tarty Friday Night.. an automobile. Dr. Parker wired U|: dicated by their frequent applause bnthtng imltu he said ho had no ob' Dlxon last Saturday night. Ho was you when I havo that gun with mo." Tho society formerly maintained Tho women's auxiliary of the Red Alice Lee Havens, Doris Aumack, jeetion to fiultfi in keeping wllh the Ayrcs is Raid to harbor a grudge headquarters In tho Kridcl building, tho jaw to put it back into placo and and laughter. All of the parts were Joyce Estelle, Gladys Harrison, arrested by Constable Abram C. Banlc tiro department will hold a ho took other remedial measurea. tnken by members of the fire de- trend of the times, but that lie never Dlxon on a complaint signed by Lena ngainst hia brother-in-law because where It met regularly and held Its Helen .lonrs, Doris Jones, John Ilus- gave his approval to tho "shorts tho latter on ono occnnlon refused nodal affairs. The first activity of bunco party in tho headquarters of "Red" norms to be well on tho road partment. The musical numbers sell, Robert Thomas, Alma Jiannlne, Magdalena DeHllva, a maid em- the Relief engine company on Druni- to recovery. Hn has been on a liquid wecr especially popular. only" style. Men wearing only to advance money to him to start the society after its reorganization Josephine Dlctz, Mamio Costa, Law- trunks will not be permitted at th» ployed by General William S. Graven nn automobllo service station bual- mond place on Friday night or thin diet, but It in expected that, ho will rence Olson, Jack Arnold, Alfred of Shrewsbury, who stated that Ben- will bo a picnic to ho held at tho week. There will be prizes for Ilin ho nlilo to cat meat and other solid .Surf bathing pavilion, tho irtftnag®* nett had married her In 1010 and netiu. Ayrcs mado thin request by Moonn pirnlo grounds at Waysldo on Mtnlnturn StudioK. Adler, Kathrrinc Kindlay, Alex merit linn announced. telegraph shortly beforo ho returned Sunday, Juno 18. winners nnd refrenhmentn will hn foods again. Th« Morrall Miniature studios, TJogel, Dorothy Sllberstein. Phylla thon without first going through tho oorvml. Tho committee In clmifrc formality of obtaining a - divorce, lij Little Silver lust winter. Ayres which did successful work in Rod Kohn, fiorden Smith, Jullrmno Mil- nlso sent tclegrnmfi to other rela- conaintn of Mrs. Fred Mnmlcn, Mrs. Kntcrtaimncnt at Elks'. Bnnk about three years ago, will ler. Kenneth LocUwood, Margaret W. C. T. U. Irih(ifui,p Tomorrow. married Carollno D. Arose o£ Nep- tivoa for .money. Mr. Klnij heard For Lower Taxes. Jacob Bloom, Mrn. Kcnnoth Wood- havo representatives at tho Molly S-lplllane, Altoo Treadway, Thohna The Wtiimn'n Chiiitlrm 'iemt'»<- tune. Tho second marriage was said A mooting of tho taxpayers of the ward, Mrs. Harold A. Hcndrlcltnnn, Following tho meeting nf the. Rod to havo taken pinco last February. nbout this nnd ho advised all of tho Bank UXIRO of lOllo tomorrow night Pitcher hotel Tuesday and Wednes- Abramovitv., Jack Allen, Luis Dllke. nnce union will hold its annual local rolatlven not to nend nny money to second district of Mlddlntown town- Mra. Fred Wilman, Mrs. Alfred Uh- day, Juno fi nnd 7, Mrs. August instituto tomorrow In tbo MothofiMt Tho ceremony waa performed by Re- rlg and Mrs. Jnnoph Aoay. mi entortnimnont will bo put on in 1 corder William J. l'oulson. Ayrcs. Moat of tho relatives fol- Bhip will ho held at Navesink flr.c- tho grill under tho , nt, tho homo of Mrn. .Inlm Mills avenue Saturday evening, at of a cadet tiio wlioiin npiked nhoes nnd a son fourteen yearn of nf*o. It for our many friendn. Wo II.-IVK pur- Llpplncnlt nt. Little flllver. A Imx Bonelit St. Mnry's church. New which tlmn there will he a parade miij that ho wna free to marry again. luncheon will be held r\l one o'clock. Moimmuth, N. J., to bn held at have written sports hlstuvy on the Ilnltiin! 1 leen,,. H «|f. wnn not until n nhort tlmo ago that jclinscd a carload of Octagon roapn lyouin'fi Urntailrant, State highway and an outdoor meeting. County cinder truclm of the old academy, it. beemno known nt, Little Silver I nnd powdcra which wo arc offering Mlto hoxon will bo collected. No. 3!i, Mldillnlown, N. .1., Hnturdny nnd township Democratic candidates Iji'glnnlni v llh 'lilnnhy. Jill, I, Funntnl Ilonin Renovated. that Ayren wn.fi married. nt the lowest prlcrn ever offered. We flventnj:. June 10. Horner'n orches- will Inko aildronsea. Tho public in in- lieeivio pi itf i in nil mV'k v*U\ i*$ The funeral parlors of John E. will lot you have a ronsmnahle Finger wavo now Drk;, C'roijuignole Mr. JCInK took tiio lnttnr which he amount nt these prices. No phone You're Nnt Thrifty tra. Admission r>0 conta.— Advertise- vited to attend. except mofcm w in I ( «n U ulil iU "'I Day at 139 Broad ntrcct havo hcen c-alln pleano. Octagon nonp 2 centn, If you iinna by thn new Croslpy SJiol- ment. permanent wavo Sfi.OO. ltoan Marie fur half i ill i rm tin I, IIBH. • l>f % * renovated. Tho, Interior linn been received from Ayrcn to a lawyer t(> vmlor electric refrigerator. Think (if Itr.auty .Suion, Ifi'JJnden pl/ieo (tip- y<>nr, Hi II turn) ' II. Mr i t-1 ill' j liiciulro If this would bo milllcloni Octagon fionp powder 2c, Hupor Hudn it! JBD.tiO for seven oquuro fent of Irish I.m'k. ntnlrs), phono lied Hank 37l«, Ad- decorated nnd painted ami tho ox- (ic, Palmnllvo uoiip tic. Natlnnnl On, §1.00 KKtirn!ou, tit nnt lipcinm eft" H " until *I.IH > } l cvldencn on which to swenr out n : 10c nnd $1 Kloro (formerly Prown- Blidr nrcn. No cxtran added. Si!:3u l\ M. for Now York City. wiiii..completed lust week. Jilng man. Tiio lawyer mild that tiio (- -• Advertisement. Advertisement. .Hlinljrn & .'Sims, IM Biond street, a corifinlntlcm prl/.o of $:i!>r> In Ilin Hardy I'lnulH. letter wn.'i not mtlllolent for tnich no- Red ISnnk. I'hdiin 891. Advertise- Irish Derby nwrcp.'itnki"! «!• Dublin, Wo Imvn :\ Mnf« jjoJortft'H of then; (hlr m.niy Ht\ provn that thft fiij'imtura \vn;i to suit your burner; bent (trailed and ISnnk.-- Advertisement, ultfi. ('(!<< i in. . t it. v ',' t lunclioon«tt«. Your chnlca of input!., Mrn. I*efkowlt?."n ntoro, earner T.ln- Frulitn'n Typewriter H«n. Wlkti> ' t A) win- »» Ameikun Gas mnehine Co. Kitchen actually tlmt of Ayrcn, Tho upshot prices. Unexcelled service. Fred I) thrno vpgctnhlrfl. htpml, hullnr, dc Typowi Item rented, bought, Bold • -«9««a~- • Rooks. I;. A. Dune, phoni) Red Wikorr Co., Red Bank, phono 552,- ' ilmi pl.-iro jtti'l WiirihlnKlori Ktlcpl. IN wan that a warrant tor Ayres'js ar- ocrt. ten, oofToo or milk. All fpr 3j : rmw open for bufjinefia,—Advertlae- nnil repaired. Triibln'u, SR H'imd Boyn can malrc rxlrn iinr.hft niruiry Bank 2310.—-Advertisement. AdverUiiBwetit cents.—Advertisement, ' mont. atreqt, lied Bank.—Advertisement, uoiling Tho Remitter -A'lratlucmont it Jrayn to .i'li iitlo

DANCE AT CATHOLIC SCHOOL charge of the V/orden f unergl home, MSGUGKMJIS OASB >rs»«t tonga tto» (Soot BBS the at- was in tho Hebrew cemetery in widaaatt cnterfcnt e Shrewsbury township. Haws you eom« to Freshmen-Sophomore Frollo to Be aer—Carey. Mrs. Van DuBols ot Cente^ street Held Saturday Night. spent ths week-end at Kef! Banlt by Alfred W, gentletntn?" Announcement was mads at a "Va tsavs, sis dollars for Batasgli tha A special dance, or freshmen- JIw. Jeoe Ann Lsyton, bridge party last Mday night of the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ths iged court BtteEtat opens Eophomora frolic, will be held in the John Kiddla wife of John Layton of Belmar, died marriage of Miss Louisa Schneider, Bowman. :hs> gats of the Jury box. "This way, 'Don't tell DM. T»ll his Honor." Banco and Card Party Monday Red Bank Cathollo high school au- of Hudson avenue died last Satur of complications a week ago Satur- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max R. The Busch house on Main street ientlmen." He leada us from the "Don't' tell hla Honor that, for Night in the Catholic High ditorium Saturday evening. Prepar- Schneider of Long Branch, and has been opened for the summer presencs of the Court into tha jury God's eake. Wra for Mural, ths day morning at his home of internal day at her late home Xollowlng an oom ,and locks tho door behind us. School Auditorium —- Enter- ations are under way to make this hemorrhages. He was 76 yeara old. illnecss of several months. Fujieral Georgo A. Carey, son of Mrs. Arthur season. plaintiff, In ths mm of ?800. Wislt the moat successful and outstanding Mr. Riddle was born at Rumeon services wero held at the home ot L. Carey of Newman Springs road. The Methodist Boys' club met We aro In an oblong room fur- a. minute while I write It down for tainment by Hill Billy Boys. dance held this year. The hall will her daughter, Mrs. Joha Chcrel of The ceremonw was performed March Saturday evening at tho church hall. nished only with twelva chairg and a the foreman." and was the son of the late Charles iong, battered table. Btrangers a", A successful bunco and card party be decorated in rustic fashion with and Deborah Conrow Riddle. He was Belmar. Interment, In charge of 20 In Pennsylvania, They had their regular business This done wa file out, smiling and the Hill Billy Boys supporting tho meeting. Those present wera Theo- we Beat ourselves, produce smokes, bowing. "And let this bs a-lcuon," was given Monday night in the Ked a farmer at Ltncroft for many years Funeral Director C. H- T. Clayton Tho party was held at tho homo of and tilt, our chairs back against the Bank Catholic high school auditor- cast for entertainment. Refresh- and retired fifteen years ago, when of Adelphia, was at Colt's Keck. the bride's parents and the bridge dore Rowe, George Hurley, William eaya Number Twelve, "always to tat* ments will bo served during the in- VanPelt, Lester Hurley, Richard scarred walls, A iuror requests the tla out of court. Because you won't ium lor tha benefit of Boy Scout lie moved to Red Bank. Besides her husband, Mrs. Layton tallies carried tho announcement of foreman to auk at once for a vote. termissions. Is survived, by four sons, Charles of I tho wedding. Prizes were awarded Wolcott, Fred Hurley, Harry StryU- find on every jury a man with » Troop S. Tho affair was under the Besides his wife, Mrs. Lucy Coles er, Arthur Schwehr, Thomas Mullen We have heard the evidence, and sense of justice isae keen 'twill keep general direction of Mrs. •William F. The committee in charge com- Riddle, he la survived by two daugh- Belmar, Jesse and, Eugeno Layton to Mrs. Anthony Dlspango, Miss Ber- now tho antagonisms and rapproche- ntce Wood and Miss Mabel Williams. and Robert Schwehr. him from his \?ea home a' tha nlehfc Cogan, who was assisted by a largo prises: ters, Mrs. John H. White of Redof Red Bunk, and William Layton ments ot tha Jury room must decida long." committee of women, and also tho Tickctn and advertising—Thomas Ply, of of Shrewsbury; thrco daughters, Mra, Refreshments were served after tho Mr. and Mra. Murphy, who havo Edward RCIBI. Jeanne Carton, Albert No- Bank and MrsFlorenc. e Lane been occupying Mrs. George fl.Lop -the issue. saerabor3 of the ecout committee, IHII. Anne Fleminc, Joseph Grause. Frank NeptunB City, and three song. J. John Chercl of. Belmar, Mro. Daniel games. Others present were Mrs. Rev. John B. McClookey, John P. VanBrunt, Frederick Johnston, Catharyn Polhemu3 of Asbury Park and Mrs. Charles T. Hall, Jr., Miss Amelia'M. er's houss on Main street, have "Zhenlmcn, I ar-k you," begins tha OENTKAI. AMERICA. Harold Riddle of Red Bank, William moved to Portaupeck. ' ; foreman. "Vlll va vot® or talk?" Mulhlvill, William F. Cogan, Vincent Noonan. H. Riddle of South River and Wal- Charles Levene of Eatontown. Sha Gilly, Miss Patricia VanBenthuysen, Decoration!—Francis Kildufr, Dorothy Miss Dorla Welter, Miss Mildred Mra. Jacob Smallwood of National Neither llguistlo ability nor superior El Salvador U c, land oi Eternal Finan, Edward Healy and David F. Grauae, Marlon Spence, Harold Hounlhan, ter E. Riddle of Sayreviile. is also survived by fourteen grand- Sheridan. Porter Toonw. Rjt» Conroy, Muris Kil- children and five great-grandchildren Sholdt, Mlso Mary Gibbons, JJIIsa Park recontly visited Mrs. CharleB intellect has given him the leadership Green. Tho funeral was held Monday af- Lona Diopango, Mlsa Catherine Dil- R. Walling of Main street. of twelve worthy men. Chance had Entertainment was furnished by zen, Veronica O'Neil, Edward Cogan, Mar- ternoon at 3:30 o'clock nt his late and two brothers, Philip Strylter of Mrs, Helen Lee Getty of Llttla ... Cocan. Joanna Mount. Marlboro and Samuel Stryker of lon, Mr. and Mrs. Max Schneider, Miso Dorothy Scott Is visiting Mr. directed that his name, loldor Bllt- the Hill Billy boys and refreshments Refreshments—Hole Marie Malausieru, | residence with Rev. Edward W. Mil- zlk, bo called first. Silver haa written several short ar- were served by Marlon Cogan, Jane Adelnido Mulllpan, Kathryn Kennedy, Mary Eatontown. Francis Schneider, Mrs. Arthur Carey and Mrs. George C. D. Hurley of ticles on Interesting sights In South ler, pastor of tho Baptist church, In and George A. Carey. "Lot'8 vote," say ono or two, "and Finan, Mae Jackson, Mae Donahue, HemBchoot, Mary Gran. Mildred Shea. Ruth charge. The bearers wore Joseph W. Main street. American countries. A few weeks Mr. and Mrs. Caroy will soon make The, Bpworth Loaguo will have Its arguo after." Dorothy Grause, Marion Spence Sloyan, Gertrude Cpnway, Mary McDon. Thompson, John Bennett, William Mrs. Elizabeth A. Borden> ego Tho Register published ona oi and Helen Burns. Howard Kennedy tholr homo at Ked Bank. regular monthly business meeting 'Doss for der plaintiff, Mr. Sllber- ild. ., Pope, Pierre F. Holmes and William mann, raise dor right hand," says hor articlea, which received much won $2.50 in gold and Stewart Eog- H. Borden. Burial, In charge of thowife of J. Fred Borden of Little Sil- Wednesday evening at tho church favorable comment from many of ver Point, died yesterday afternoon hall:1 the foreman. Seven hnndn shoot up, era won tho door prize. Worden funeral home, was In Fair Smith—MacEwsn. our readers. Wo submit he-ra'wlth at the Riverview hospital following Mrs. Rondo C. DeNyse of Ocean- followed faltorlngly by tho hands of Among thoso present wero Misses Sailboat Upset View cemetery. Miss Elizabeth M. Smith, daughter three who' do not Ilka to bo caught another of , Mrs. Getty's articles, Mary Burke, Dorothy Casey, Doro- an operation. She was 63 years old. port Park entertained friends at a hlnklng It might be of further in- Besides, her husband, Jdra. Borden of Mrs. Jennie Smith of Union card party and gypsy tea at her In & minority. thy Little, Iebella Schuman, Mario In Heavy Squall Louis Henry Jones. But Juror Seven, whoso hand hao terest to Register readers. Kllron, Martha Felsmann, Agnes is survived by four sons, Orville Bor- Beach, and J. Archibald MacEwan homo Friday afternoon. High scores Louis Henry Jones of Mlddletown den of Red Bank and Edward, John of Maplo placo, Keyport, were mar- not gone up, begins to speak. "I El Salvador, smallest republic of Burke, Mary Eoffcl, Emily DeMarla, When the heavy squall of Satur-, ,..,.„..- . . . were held by Mra. F. J. Wcbor and think, gentlemen, that we might flrot Central America, might well bo Veronica OVNeil, Mary Grause, Ber- day afternoon struck Red Bank itidled last Friday of cerebral apoplexy, and Elliott Borden, all of Little Sil- ried yesterday afternoon at four Mrs. Walter H. Grills. Other guests Mr Joncs was born at Fort Barn ver, and a daughtor, Mrs. Leslie B. o'clock at tho Keyport Reformed get the plaintiff and tho defendant called the land of eternal green. To tha Powers, Mary Boyle, Eleanor caught an inexperienced couple in a' - " were Mrs. R. W. Nelson, Mra. Frank straight. As I recall it, Maggl was no other apot on earth has nature Koch, Virginia Laurlno, Mario Cas- sallboat off tho Red Bank yacht club ! well, North Carolina, 09 years ago, Hill of Little Silver. church by the pastor, Rev. Frank Kuhl, Mrs. Harry Stryker, Mrs. Ed- and for tho as vcar3 had bccn T. B. Reynolds. The ceremony took he plaintiff and SUbermann. the de- been mora lavish with her gifts. Sal- t>ell, Eleanor Garvcy, Marie Hamm, and hardly without any warning the! P ' 47 The funeral -will be held at her ward Laurlng, Mrs. P. Halscy Co- vador 1B blessed with a rich soil, a place in the presence of 75 frlenda fendant." Emily Sarrurton, Ella McGarrity, boat was capsized and tho man and j resident of Middletown. He is sur- late home on Friday afternoon at chou, Mrs. Louis Hcnnossey, Mrs. abundant rainfall and the Lenipa vived b "That's right," a chorua assuroa Margaret Murphy, Mildred Nolan, woman wero thrown overboard and 1 V i'"" children, they being fwo o clock with Rev. Carroll BJ. and relatives. James Hennessey, Miss Ann Cochou, river for water power. Besides these Martina Healy, Mrs. Harry Quinn, wero calling for help. ' | Mrs- Li'y Collins, Miss Laura Jones Burck, rector of Christ Episcopal Miss Dorothy Dolan of Orange Miss Clara Strykor and Robert De- him, while Juror Four, a red-headed. Irishman, adds, "The Wo—Byotat- ifts of nature, Salvador has a largo Mrs. T. Herold, Mrs. C. Riddle, Mrs. James Morford,Harry Marvin and j and James E. Jones of New York; church of Shrewsbury, In charge. was bridesmaid. Kenneth Strykor of Nyse. Following tho games refresh- and efficient laboring class. Nora Long, Mrs. William Lang, Mrs. Burial, In charge of R. R. Mount & Koyport was best man. Tho couple ian was tho ono fell down and put Willia'illlam Wikoff had been down tho Mrs- Ada Tabbs of East Orange, ments were served by the hostess. Tho principal crops are coffee, in- I. M. Chandler, Mrs. George F. Haw- river in Mr. Wikoff'a speed boat and j Ernest Jones of Atlantic Highlands Son, will ho in Evergreen cemotery left on a tr;lp to Philadelphia, Wash- his elbow out of Joint. Ho'o the plain- The teachers and ofllccrs of tho tiff, and get3 my vote." digo and balsam. Tho latter Is kins, Mra. George A. Hawkins, Mrs. wero rushing homo to escape the nnd Dr. Walter Jones of New Berne, | at Little Silver. ington ana tho South. Upon their Oceanport Sunday-school had a cov- Herbert Hawkins, Mra. Edna Smith, return they will reside at Koyport. "My mistake, zhonlmen," nays tho known aa balsam of Peru, although storm when they heard the cries of North Carolina. ered dish supper at tho parsonage Peru never produced an ounce of Mrs. William J. Roswdl, Mrs. Sam- the couple and saw their predica- Mr. Jones was well known in Mid- Hownrd F. Hcrzog Mr. MacEwan is employed in the of- foreman. "Vot again. SUbermann ia Thursday evonlng. • A study period the defendant. Raise der right hand tho wondrous balm. uel Blzarro, Mrs. M. Scott, Mra. ment. dletown, where he had a host of of East Front street, a retired Now fice of a rubber company,;at Me- followed the supper. Henry Burke, Mra. Jeromo Sloyan, tuchen. for Silbormann," There are two ways of reaching Kl Mr. Wlkoff turned his craft about friends, not only among tho colored .York businessman, died last Friday W. A. Haynes of Main street In Salvador. Tho first is by train from Mrs. J. Bolin, Mra. John Kaney, Mrs. and went to tho reiscuo of tho no-1 residents of that section, but among | afternoon of complications. Besides Four hands, Including tho fore- Michael Normllo, Mrs. Thomas Kol- visiting- his daughter, Mrs. Fred Day, man's point cetllnffward, and I Puerto Barrios, Guatemala (Salva- vice sailoro. In attempting to getthe white folks as well. ! his wife and mother, he is survived Layton—Layton. at Adelphia. dor has no coastline on the Atlan- eey, Mrs. Sampson, Harbison, Mrs. them aboard the strong wind caught Tho funeral was held Monday at! by two brothers, Maurice Herzog of glance around, trying to recall tho David Sheridan, Mra. Edward Healy, Announcement Is mado of tho mar> Mrs. Elizabeth 'Johnson of Long namea of those voting for Silbor- tic), and the second lo by weekly Mr. Wlkoff's craft and forced it to- the Middletown Zion church, Revs.! Rod Bank and Harry Herzog of New riage of Miss Elisabeth Layton of Branch spent Sunday with her "Santa" ships from New York Mra. William. Porter, Mrs. John wards Bhore. It was necessary for J. B. Klrby and R. C. Jones offlciat-! York. His mother, Mrs. Louise Her- mann. They are, I think, Rosra- Byan, Mrs. Harry O'Connor, Mrs. Corlies avenue, Neptune township, daughter, Mrs. Charles R, Walling thal, Roaenbloom and Rosonbluth. through tho canal and up the Pa- Mr. Wlkoff and his companions to ing. The funeral was In charge ot\zog, also lives at Now York. and Leonard Layton of Jerseyville, of Main streot. cific sldo of La Union, Salvador's William Decker, Mrs. Florence Ben- jump overboard as the boat neared Funeral Director F. Leon Harris of I Tho funeral was held at his late Tho other eight are for Maggl. Tho nett, Mrs. Charles Giblin, Mrs. James which took place oovoral months ago. Miss Gladys Waters Is visiting Mr. Issue is now Joined. most uouthorly seaport. the beach and hold tho t craft in Red Bank. Burial was made in tho I homo Monday afternoon. In charge Tho couple aro living on Mr. Layan- d Mrs. Boles of Main street. Anderson, MrB. Theodora Koch, Mrs. deep water until the storm abated in Mr. Roscnbluth (if I place his La Union has tho usual lovely M. E. M. Kollock, Mra. Edward Mc- church cemetery. of R. R. Mount & Son of Red Bank, ton's farm at Jersoyville. The bride Miss Evelyn M. Hulso of Main name correctly) la an Imposing Indi- plaza, surrounded by palm trees, order to save tho speed boat from | tho body was conveyed by automobile Is a sister ot Mrs. Mary Schultz of Donough, Mrs. Le3ter McKnight, serious damage on the beach. streot motored to Bayonne on Fri-vidual with a prominent nose, a dia- columned barracks and picturesque Denise Conover ! to Brooklyn for burial in the Cypress Linden place, Red Bank. day. Mrs. Charles A. Smith mond In his necktie. Placing Ma Mrs. Michael Ladlso, Mrs. Werner The capsized sailboat was later houses, but ono does not linger long Benning, Mrs. Vincent Flnan, Mrs. of, Leighton avenue, a resident of Hills cemetery. and MiBaes Janet and Audrey Smith hand with assurance on Juror Scv- there, for San Salvador, tho capitol. brought ashore and its sailors weto Red Bank for the past fifty years, returned with her for tho weok*end. on's shoulder ho declareo, "My John Milan, Mrs. Georgo Conrad, taken to Captain Charles P. Irwin's perched high In tho mountains, is Mrs. John P. Gaul, Mrs. John F. died Monday at tho Monmouth Me- John C. Lane, Tho Ladles' Aid society of tho friend, it Isn't that SUbermann owns the mccca of all who visit Salvador. boatworks none the worse for their morial hospital at Long Branch, a chauffeur employed by William G. N. J. Bank Teller a tenement house that you vote Hogan, Mrs. Georgo Coudrier, Mrs. unpleasant experience. It is under- Oceanport church will havo a Vir- Salvador's railroad Is a thres-foot Catherine* McCarthy, Mrs. George where ho had been a patient for tho Shepherd of Locust Point, died last ginia baked ham supper at tho church against him?" narrow gaugo; tho cars new and stood that tho couple wero contem- past two weeks, of complications. He Held in $50,000 Bail Grause, Mrs. William Lake, Mrs. plating buying tho sailboat and It Saturday morning at the Riverview hall June 6. "No," replies Juror Sovon, wrench- clean; the locomotlvo an oil burner, John P. Mulvihill and Meredith-Kol- was 62 yeara old. The body was re- hospital of a throat ailment. He had Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lamb of ing his' shoulder clear. "Tha avl« and the trains actually start and ar- lock, Harry Jackson, Anton Schu- was their flr-st try-out in the craft. moved to tho Worden funeral homo Morgan N. Buckalew, former teller been admitted to tho hospital only m tha Allentown, N. J., National Eatontown boulevard had' aa tholr rtenco proved that in allowing a Btalr rivo on time. Salvador la not a typi- man. P. Bourgcrlo, Cornelius Bly, and prepared for hurlal. a few hours before ho died. guests recently Mr. and Mrs. P. W.strip to remain broken he waB guilty cal Manana Land! John P. Gaul, Michael Bergen, Ed- A JAPANESE DANCE. Bank, was held yesterday at Los An- Mr. Conover waa born near Scobey- • Mr. Lano waa forty yeara ojd. Be- geles under |50,OO0 bail on a charge Bennett and family of Froehold. of negligence." What a variety of scenery one sees ward Harbison, Edward Donohue. vllle and had resided in this section sides his wife, Mrs. Georgia' Lane, Mrs. George S. Lopor of Pember- "But ho %aa on the way from the from tha cars on the way to the Frank VanBrunt, Junior Mulvihill, Largely Attended Festivities In Cath- all his life. His wife, Mrs. Cather- of having absconded with $58,000 of he is survived by a brother Allan the institutions' funds. Buckelew ad- ton avenue and Mrs. Flora A. Wood hardware otoro with a now brass capitol. First, dense jungle with Teddy Lake, Laddy Jackson, Fred olio Auditorium. ine Louise Nivlson Conover, died Lane of New York city. of Main streot have returned from strip when the accident happened." bamboos and giant ferns on ©very Johnston, Aiphonse Tomaino, Patsy eight years ago. For many years Mr. mitted his guilt and said he was The Japanese dance given Satur- The funoral was held yesterday ready to stand trial, federal officers a week's stay at Mrs. Loper'a cottage "So ho said," replies Juror Savon. hand; then, rolling verdant plains, Tomatno, Lawrence Sleffert, C. Ken- day night in tho Red Bank Catholic Conover was employed by Stryker & afternoon at" the Wordon funeral at Surf City. 'But I disbelieve him." dotted with cultivated fields, and aa nedy, Walter Kelloher, Alexander Stryker, local contractors. announced. Ho turned over to au- auditorium by tho pupils of tha home. Tho body was removed to thorities $40,000 In cash and nego- Mr. and Mrs. George W. V. May Rosenbluth chlmea in "You mean the train climbs higher you are com- Bourgerie, Judson Spence, Rex school waa largely attended. Tha The funeral arrangements will be Flushing, Long; Island, for burial. of Plainflold spent tho woek-ond at dot SUbermann perjured himself? pletely surrounded by glgantlo moun- Goodenough, James Quinn, Gerald made upon the arrival of Mr. Con- tiable securities. The money was auditorium was decorated with col- Bald to have been deposited by Buck- their summer home on Ocoanport Think of tho risk." tains. Aa the train turns and winds Sloyan, Charles Johnston, John Ho- ored lanterns and palms to repre- over's only daughter, Mra. Vlnnio Juror Four: "No risk at all. among them, wo pay sllerit tribute gan, Vincent Finan, Jr., Harold William F. Robinson clew In a Long Beach bank earlier avonue. sent a Japanese garden. Wilson of Beaufort, North Carolina. Mrs. Edward Wilson of Passalc re- Everybody does in these negligence to tho sturdy pioneers who planned Hoimihan, George Smith, Edward Besides Ills daughter, He is survived of West Bergen place died Sunday this year. The committee In charge consist- at the Harard hospital in his 37th cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Thso- cases. You've got to decide which Is and built the line. Healy, Jr., Jack Kanoy, Joseph Lang, by several grandchildren. the worst liar and voto against him. John Gaul, Jr., Benjamin Nicosia, ed of Agnes Quinn, Rose Compoly, year. Hla mother, Mrs. Mary Hagett, doro G. Rowe of Eatontown boule- San Salvador, the capitol, Is the Vera Kancy, Marguerite Planitz, is living, and he is also survived by CONTROL FIELD WEEDS. vard. Like a Presidential election. Fore- most sophisticated of all Central William Casey, David Sheridan, Jr., man, lot's seo how we stand now." Kenry Burke, Edward Cogan, Peter Anne Wichmann, Dorothy Little, Sirs. John Mulder his wife, a brother and three sistors. Mrs. Hannah Joselyn, who has American cities. Wo find well-paved 'Lnitg, Harry Coppcrthwaite, Paul Paul Duprcy, William Cogan, Frank of Belford died at her home Satur- Tho funeral will bo held this after- Canada Thistle Can Be Destroyed In been visiting Mr. nnd Mra. George The hand3 go up, six for tho plain- streets, magnificent buildings, smart Dupre, Edward Kelly, Walter Turn- Ronan and Paul Conway. day morning after having been in noon at Calvary Baptist church, with Two Seasons. C. D. Hurley of Main street, is spend- tiff, six for tho defendant. "Now clubs and a modern hotel. iar, Harry Bennett, Paul Kennedy Those attending wero Louise Hu- poor health about a year. Sha was Rev. J. W. Lee officiating. Burial by ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. ve're getting somevheres," nays tho Tha Salvadorcnos aro hospitable, Soma weeds, ouch as Canada foreman. "Go on, Rubens." (This and Georgo Grob. ber, William Sponce, John Potter, stricken with paralysis three weeks F. Leon Harris will be in Red Hill thistle, will practically eliminate the Fred Hurley ot Little Silver. Mrs. progressive and well educated. They Dorothy Long, Paul Reed, Dorothy ago. Mrs. Mulder had lived at Bel- cemetery. . .. Joseph Craig, who was visiting Mr. to tha man whose name I thought ara distinctly In touch with the area of the field which they occupy was Rosenbluth.) Reed, Vincent McQuiro, Paul Du- for fifteen years and she was 47 from profitable production. Evon In and Mra. Hurley at Little Silver, has world and Intensely Interested in all prey, Edward Hemschoot, James Erv- years of nge. She is survived by her returned to her homo on Main streot. Rubens leans ago'ist tho table and that lo new. The higher class all ing, Edward Reiss, David Donahue, Mis. Walter Hudson. an orchard, although a cover crop husband and three children, the lat- of woods Is not a bad disadvantage, The Portaupeck guild of the Haz- adjusts his stickpin. "It's this way, speak English—many French and Funeral Customs Rose Campoly, Anna Wichmann, Jos- ter being Mrs. Talbot Travers of Mrs. Walter Hudson, nee Netli< gentlemen. Here's Silbormann, a German—and it Is no surprise to Snyder, died May 22. This was thethe Canada thistle will absolutely ard hospital held a food Bale at tho eph Thorpe, William Dobson, Joseph, Red Bank, John Mulder, Jr., of New Monmouth market on Saturday. Mrs. poor landlord losing money right and find many graduates of North Amer- Quinn, Mary McQuiro, Frank Ronon, third death In tho family in twocrowd out everything else and pre- left. Maggl gets behind with the In Other Lands York and William Mulder, who lives vent the possibility of seeding any Louis West of Femberton avenue ican schools and universities In thin Clifford Meade, William Maloney, monthsnths,. Her brother, Georgo B. Sny- ront, and SUbermann has to threaten little country. Those girls and boys, at home. Three sisters and a brother der',, Jr., dfed sort of a cover crop, and Mro. Charles R. Walling of Main ''Over in China," says Albert W. Doris Rlley, Margaret Murray, Fran- also survive Mrs. Mulder. They aro suddenly March 14 and to throw him out. So Maggl falls who have been educated abroad, cis Henessey, Dolores Cassell, Marie a brother, Edward A. Snyder, died Canada thistle is a biennial; that street were in charge. Worden of the Worden funeral Mrs. John Dolan of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Asher, who spent tho down tho stairs and throws out hishave contributed much to Salvador's home, East Front street, "famllio3 Hulse, Doris Jones, Dorothy Copper- suddenly March 20. All three were is it will produce from its own roots elbow. Maybe not on purpose. That progress. thwalte, Louise Sovlero, James La- Mrs. Paul Mcrcler of Astoria, Long former residents of Fair Haven and for two successive years. This isono winter at tho home of Mrs. Parker's don white to show they are in Island, Mrs. Marjory Smith of As- I wouldn't cay, even If I got my mourning. In Mexico, street cars are Bau, Juan Montenez, Marguerite have many friends In this vicinity. reaGon why people become discour- mother, Mrs. Calvin Reynolds of opinion. But a shyster chases him to Planitz, Edward Oppenlander, Doro- bury Park and William Quinland of aged in destroying it. Thoy may hoe Eatontown boulevard, havo moved ANTS IN THE I/AWN. often used Instead of funeral cars Lake George. The funeral waa held tho hospital and gots him to sue for automobiles. Instead of throw- thy Little, Arthur Sico, Harold Hou- Lewis Henry Jonea tho thistle patch religiously for an to West Courtrlght. $3,000, split fifty-fifty. I wouldn't ing themselves on tho funeral pyres nihan, Lynwood Kelly, Porter Tooni- Monday morning at St! Mary's of Middletown died Friday at tho entire season and never allow one Miss Margaret Newman of Newgive him a nickel." Boiling Water s Simple Hemedy for of their husbands, widows in India ey, Nancy O'Ncil, Fred Johnston, church of New Monmouth and in- of the plants to go to seed. Then, York haa been visiting hor parents, Eliminating Them. terment was age of 69 years. He leaves five By this time the Jury room is blue now shave their heads and become made at Mt. Olivet daughters and four sons. Tho fun- when as many of the thlBtlcs appear Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Newman of olby Poolc, Margaret Bovens. cemotery. Eatontown boulovard. with smoke. Jurors Two and Nine The best mothod of getting rid of menials in the households of their John Moore, Edith Fields, Paul eral was held Monday at tho Rethdo following spring as there ever aro swapping droll stories. Number tha antB which are Infesting Mon- mothers-in-law. I wonder how Hill Methodist church and burial by were, they throw up their hands in Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worthloy of Six is tolling Number Eleven that all rrob, Edward Moore, John McCar- Mrs. Anna Harrison. Arcana avenue had as their guests mouth county lawns in considerable American women would tako to that ty, Frank Wyckoff, Anna Britton, F. Leon Harris was in the church despair and say, "What's the use?" theso cases are framoupe, and that numbers depends somewhat upon Idea?" The funeral of Mra. Anna Harri- cemetery. If the same performance should bo recently Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. you can gonorally disregard the ovl- Frank Do Maria, Emily De Maria, Darbyshlro and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. tho number of colonlco that aro pres- Mr. Worden, who has just received Eleanor Connolly, Joseph Brcslin, son, wife of Irving B. Harrison of ropeatod a second sen^on, thn thlntln denco and voto for tho defendant, ent. Where tho colonies can be notification that he has been accept- Anna Klernan, Anna Sellick, Vir- Branch avenue, who died on Tues- will ba practically destroyed. Willard. 1 Anothor volu la taken, and clovon quickly and easily located and are ed for the sixth consccutivo year aa ginia Hyndsman, "Louise Connors, day of last week at the Monmouth Oceanport Resident One of tho quickest and moat Miss Jean McDonald of Now York hands go up for the landlord. fow in number, probably drenching tho local member of the Order of Mary Quire, William Cogan, Joseph Memorial hospital at Long Branch, practical means of control Is to spray has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mat- Juror Twelve, a nmallish man, has tho nest with boiling water is as _. lie Golden Rule, went on to explain Grause,. Athlone O'Sage, Benjamin after sho had undergone nine blood the plants with a solution of calcium thew Hudson of Eatontown boule- hitherto kept to himself, working a simple an any method which can be to a Register representative that the Kienan, Anna Fleming, Margaret transfusions, was held last Friday Dies in.Denmark. chlorate. Tho chemical when sprayed vard. - crossword puzzle. But now that all found. Mrs.. Charles Prothoro of Ocean- order has, in its executive offices, a Fleming, Joseph Coleman, William afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Wor- on the foliage is absorbed by tho turn belligerently toward him I ob- Larger colonies can be destroyed den funeral home on East Front A cablegram from Denmark con- port avenue is having her house re- vast amount of material touching Loud, Henry Pigage, Daniel Swee- taining the Bad nows of the death plant and doscondn to tho entire ront serve a stubborn, glint In his blue by injecting a small quantity of car- street with Rev. Albert L. Baner, 1 painted. Tno work is being done by upon tho funeral customs of different ney, Francis Mead, Jack Shaw, Jack of R. P. Miller was received last system. Tho object of tho game is oyea. bon dlsulphide into the entrance of nations. Dwyer, John Pasderinski, Margaret pastor of the Methodist church, in to allow the plants to obtalr$ a maxi- Marshall Wolcott. 'Come now, Mr. Man," coaxes Ru tha neat and .immediately closing week by his sister, Mrs. B. C. Gis- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dlpplo of "You Bee," he nald, "there are Kclscy, Dorothy Decker, Pauline charge. leson of Rumson. Mr. Miller was mum growth EO that thero will bo beno, "all tho others switched over. tho opening bV stopping on It with members of tho Golden Rule order Conway, Marion Spence, Mao Jack- The bearers were members of thowell known in this part of. Mon- lota of foliage to tako up tho poison Newark spent tho week-end at their Change your vote*, and remember the heel. Tho quantity which lo iiBed In China, Australia, India, Canada, son, Gcorgo Coudrier, Daniel Con- Red Bank post of the American spray. Then after tho spray is ap-summer homo in. Brldgewaters. that we've got homes to go to." will depend upon tho slza of the Sngland and Africa, as "well as roy, Rudolf Felsman, Allene Patter- plied tho thistle patch should bo left Mrs. G. Emerson Pray of Hillcrest 'I havo a wee homo of my own," nest, probably one-half ounco bolng throughout Ihe United States. It is son, Margaret Lang, Fred Carlson, undisturbed for a month or two so was hostess at a bridge and bunco remarks Juror Twolvo, "but I could- necessary for a very small nest and very interesting to observe how Kathcrlne Mulligan, Mary Walsh, David Harold Peters and that the roots will have ample time party at her homo recontly for thena sleep in that homo If Justice had two or three ounces for the larger Kreatly funeral customs vary, and Mary Nolan, Mary Foley and Fran- Daniel Fullerton. Burial was in port about forty years and held va- benefit of the Oceanport Parent- rious offices in tho Methodist church to bo killed even after tho tops aro not been done." Thero la a Scotch nerjto. An ordinary squirt can Is con- to me, it is an amazing thing that cis Connolly. Fair View cemetery. dead. The calcium chlorato will kill Teacher association. Mrs. Loula burr in his speech, and at leant three venient for this purpoao. funeral directors, in nil those coun- there until his doparture three years West of Pembcrton nvcnuo attainted every plant it comes In contact with Jurors gromi, "Listen, men," ho con- Carbon dlaulphlde can bo pur- tries, Fhntild ho members of on nr ago for a visit to Oonmark, his na- Mrs. Pray. Prizes for high scorea tinues. "Have you all forgotton the rarcnt-Te-uchiir Meet ion. Cyril Brown. tive country. Hin remninn nrn being and will so affect tho soil that noth- chased at most any drug store. The ganlzation which started here in the Election of officers was held at a ' Funeral services were ing will grow for almost a year, but wero -won by Mrs. F. H. Krome, Mro. testimony of Mrs. Macintosh that United States, merely for the pur- held last cremated and tho ashes will be effectiveness of this treatment can recent meeting of the Parpnt-Tcach- i Thursday afternoon at the Eaton- after that time the soil Is back to Otto Nylandcr, Mrs. Loulo West and sho tripped over tho came broken bo increased if the nest lo covered pose of making It eaBlcr for Ameri- brought back to this country for Mrs. E. W. Whclan. Others prcsont tread the month before? cr association of the Red Bank town Methodist church for Cyril burial in Glenwood cemetery. Tho normal again. Tho material has Immediately after treating with a cana, in nearly any community, to junior and senior high school. The Brown. Rev. Louis M. Case of the heon tried cucccaofully In varloua wero Mrs. 31 Bailey, Mrp, Edward "Yes, but sho was a disgruntled select a reliable* funeral director dato of tho arrival Is not yet known. wet burlap bag or an old blanket. meeting -was tho last of the aeason. Eatontown church ofliclated. He was sections of Monmouth county and Cordes," Mrs. , Harry Slryker, Mro. tenant. Ybu can't believe her." TI1I3 nerves to confine tho fumes to capable of rendering modern Mis. E. D. Smith, the retiring presl- Edward Laurino, Mrs. A. Burke, I can bolleve a Mrs. Macintosh vice ot a moderate price. assisted by Rev. J. J. Messier, tl)03e farmers who have tried it arc the colony. Carbon disulphlde haa a dent, was succeeded by Mrs. George | former pastor of Eatontown, and Beal Estate Ecntals. quite enthusiastic about tho results Mrs. Rondo C. DeNyso, Mrs. R. W.against six tenants that get a rent very disagreeable odor, but it's 1 "Now the traveler in distant coun- I' . Baine. Other officers of tho as-1 Rev. Leroy Y. Dilloner, an intimate The G. Howard Llppincott real es- obtained. Nelson, Mra. Horace W. Kirby, Miss rebate for testifying for tho landlord. fumes are not poisonous to higher tries will find displayed the same soclation are Mrs. Arthur Swift first ', friend of Mr. Brown, Clnra Strykor, Donald and Ralph And hero's anothor thing. The hard- animals. However, it Is inflammable tate agency of Rod Bank roports the ware man nald ho never sold a stair familiar symbol which wo have vico president, Mra. Ellwood Doug- I Tho Masonic funeral rites were rentals of an apartment in tho Party nt Rumson. Pray and G. Emerson Pray. Fol- and should bo handled with care. uecd for the last live yeara: the -— , .„_. „„. „..„„„„ u«uS- *.." «...aw,uu i™«iiiu lues wuiu rentals of an apartment in tho Lust- icwlnpr the play refreshments woro rod to Sllbormann on tho 20th July." knight ami shield, with the motto las second vice president; Mrs. Mail- j conducted by the mombers of Wash- baum building at West Front street A children's party was hold yester- served by tho hostesses. But hla evldenco was ruled out as For largo areaa an emulsion of . 'Service Measured not by Gold but nee Schwartz treasurer, Mra. C. H. | Ington lodge No. 9, F. and A. M. The nnd Maple avenue to Mrs. L. Engel- day afternoon at the home of Mr. Dr. Titler of East Orange lias Irrelevant. You can't remembor his carbon dlsulphldo, soap and water by the Golden Rule.1 That motto lmlay corresponding secretary and j services of the Sons and Daughters fricd; hfilf of- -Mm- . Charles Rotors and Mrs. Charles Brings at Rum- testimony." can be prepared. This Is mora com- Miss Elizabeth Ernest recording 3cc-11 o f Libertyy were conducted aatt ththoe house at 8!) Branch nvcnuo to J. C. opened Ilia summer homo on Pom- plicated, howovor, and wo v/ould to appeal in nny language rctary. 1 son. Thoso present woro Betty Ann berton avenue. Juror Twelvo scttlos back In his cemetery with Mr. Coca Wngner and Dolntushcf South street; Albert Har- LeClair, Mary Honneaocy, Elna suggest that anyone who cares to and In any land, no matter what! "~ -a>-»-e»- . ! Mrs, Mnta Ro.p. Tho funeral of Miss Kllnor Patter- pon farm, just outside 6f Middletown fnctory icsultn when uncd accord- happy to have been nclectcd by Mr. j She will receive (lie degree, of bachd- on, who died on Monday of lostvillage to Edward Baresel of Bronx, held June 11 at the Ocnanport Twelve. Two and Nine RO on with their droll stories, till Number Seven ing to tho manufacturers recom- Worden to against carry the weelItly'oi r of scienco in education, having. week nt her home on Went Front New York, on which there is an Visitors at Bflford. chinch. A pageant under the direc- mendations. Oolden Rule announcements, which majored In biology ami chemintry. treet, wan held iaot Thursday nftor- tion of tho teachers will bo pre-looks at his watch and Jumps to his eight-room houso and the ununl farm Mr. nnd Mrn. Thomas Savngn, Am- feet. "Here, men," says he, "let's have been published regularly by Sho is a member of the Buckncll noon nt 2:30 o'clock nt the homo of buildings. brose McCoy, Miss Frances McCoy, sented. Mr. Worden in The during Mr. and Mro. Herbert Bmlth of reach a decision. If wo find for the Bed Banh Olrt to Wed. her Bister. Mrs. Olivia Antonlden of Mlsa Betty McCoy and Misa Gertrude defendant wo encourage gR tho pnr.t five yemH. Previous to hav- chapteorary rbiologica of Phil Bigrnnresearc, nationah fraternityl him-. Went Front utrert. Daimntnndt of Mow York upcnt tho Oceanport avenvia have ns their Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Sickles of Pros- ing hneu received into the member- ••-•• ofbil thei Delta Delta Delta imior- For fiOtv*r Tosea. Kiic.'it Mr. Dinllli'n mother from Knot In the maintenance of public dwell- KL-V. ISdwaid W. Miller, pastor of week-end and Mcmoihil day with ings. If wo 11ml for tho plaintiff and pect avenuo announce tho engage- ship of the Golden Tliilo Mr. Wor: ity. The Now Jersey Taxpayers nBBod- Mr. and Mm. John H. Wermcrt of OrnnRo. ment of tholr daughter Helen to' 1 tho Blip!lot church, of which Mlna give him a big num of money wo don carried several serif !) of ndver- Patterson had long hecn A member, ation will hold a mass meeting at Belford. Mm. Hurgesa Mullen of Mnln Jnmen Dnmbrose, son of Mm. Curo- tinementH regularly each week in Iir« at Itumson. Trenton tonight to demand that the countenance ambulance chasing. But conducted tho service. The limnnm nlroet IB assisting M clerk in tha if wo find for tho plaintiff In til© sum lyn Dambrese of Long Branch. The Tho RepifHer. Them han not been Fire In havn been oiucc.d by woio Harry, Walter nnd KJnr, ldKltilnturfi not adjourn until irRitila- Memorial rarrvieo. wedding will tako plnco next fall. . _ *" ^-.-v-"*...* ,*j - ..-.»j| IVI11K.I (Will -I'.Jliljlfy /III"* tion hail been enacted to reduce of six cents wo discourage both g Hhiy,Ui IUBUC of Tho Regis- clcfecllvo wiring cnuncd 3500 damnge jlonldca and William Patterson Bur- i'winlight pont of tho American Mrs. H. L. Ren no of Colt'u Neck llgcnco nnd this form ot racketeer- ter Hi more limn twelve yenrn with- Mondny night to a houso on Lafny-! lal, In chu ot the Worden funoral tnxca. Tho association lms lnsiicd an Legion of HlKhlnndn hold 11 memor- will bo hrjiitce.i at a cnrel party on Arrested ut Fort Hancock. w nppenlfornll intm-rutcd pr>t-fionn to bfj ing. How about It? Six cento? AH out an advertisement beiiring Mi. otto utrcot at numnon, owned by the. I homo, wno in Fair View cemetery' ial nrrvico yeiitoiday on tho school Juno IS at. hor homo for the bnno- of you? Ttot's go," Loo Happacullo, 37 years old, Wonlen'n mmc. estate of John Court. Tho blazn war, I present. Ansemblyman Thcron Mc- I fit of tho Oceanport auxiliary of tho confined to tho attic. VJp to a week grounds them nnd plnccd wrcntlut All rloo except the Scot, who only wanted for burglary at New York, Another Coldpn Hulo peri^n of rc- Rainiirl Ixfltowllz. Cnmpboll will head the Monmouth on tho two war memorial trees]. Ulvcrvlow hospital. wna arrested by ctato police tit Fort , Jinrd announcement In Binrting with nfjo tho hnunn wan occupier! by county delegation. thrust!) out hlo Jaw. "Walt. Thesie James Finn, but filnco then It Tim funeral of fiiimuel Lcfknwitz are hard times. I say W0 for thoIlanck last Friday. Rnppacullo waa . thin 1i:'iio of Tho Register, the Initial who diod on Tuc.Milny o£ loot week tit doctor's hlllo." a member of tho roforeatatlon army. ijunilMM' of this (series appearing on been vacant. Track Bfoct Forilponftil. Highlands Beer I.lcenara. "t Hi Monmouth Mmorlnl hospital nt IJanco »t Armory. Wo ntand irresolute. "Oh, hell! He wan tnlteti back to Now Y.ork pat.n 12. Thtti will be followed by tho Monmniith Memorial hospital nt. Tho trade meet eehcduled for Beer HcoruietB hfivn l>eon granted at for trltil. Mt<>Wy tinnounccrnenta throughout Library at Health Outer. About 20O pernonn attended nrianco yesterday nt Atlantic Bench park at Highlands to Fred Koch of tho Hnr- oxclalma the red-headed Number Tho Mldcllotown Long Brunch, wan hold last Thurn- Four. "It lon't our money, and tho ii\n enfiro year. 'bor View restaurant, IClslo William- They Wire ItT~" son of FiftA istrent and to Joseph U ICy—landlord can utand It. Let's mako It $800. lie's Insured anyway." Headers of Tha Jteglater talco the One of t!is eiHicUeftt waya to find a I Rlriknnm,of tho Lewis house. paper because they like it. No prizes joh Ir tf> ndverllisa In Tint Regla- "That's right, tha insurance com- pany paye. ICveryboily gatlfifiod with hava over been of/orotl In buUdlim it» " t-'t'a Want Department.—AdvMtUe< The road to better and bigger bunl- circulation up no it goes Into sight t ncsa loadN through The Heelstef'B sd- SflW) for thn plaintiff and honi* for out of tan homes In this s«tioni us?. Than rap on tta door." The —Advsrtliaaient i RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 31, 1988. Pace Eleven

E. Mount, li. II. Ford and Mrs. A1-.:ow night at the home of Mra. charge of tho program. Dinner will ork ia the guest of-Mr. and Mra. fitd C. Beck. >eqrge Keinboldt. be served at 6:30 o'clock. • B. Conover. "Church attendance" Sunday will Rev. and Mrs. George H. Haan en- Rita HlDpel and Edna Hlgglna bo observed at (he regular morning tertained friends during tho early vcro appointed on Friday to cell Going Out of Business! tcivics at tho Baptlul church this Shrewsbury News. part of tho week. opplcs in this vicinity. flunday. Tho Young People's fellow- Miss Mary Dennis spent Saturday Mrs. Henry Franklin and eon have and Sunday at Oradell where shs Leon IUusuille oj tho law flim ot hip will be In charge of the pro- (The Red Bank Itegliter can bo boughl eturned from a visit with Mrs. A K1DL UILAP A3 (K & Applcgate, Stevens, Booster & Ileua- gram in tho evening. Next Sunday, in Shrewsbury froia Klehard Bcako at th9 was visiting with a former school rranklln'n mother at Linden. itAII ** allb pnd Theodora D. Parsono of tho Juno 11 the last evening acrvlco of atonice oni] nt Shrewsbury Market.) chum. The Elsenberg building, formerly Red Bank to Uir Havm law firm of Qulnn, Parsons & Dore- tho season will bo held. A special Miss Emma Holmes of Sycamore A pantomime, "The Five Foolish a part of the F. T. Burke estate, and Ited Bank to KumRon Virgins," will be presented by mem- KeU Bank to hu^Mfjlit tnus are spending a week's vacation musical program will bo given. venue had as her guests over the which was partly destroyed by fire Red Rank to Long Branch at Naples, Maine, near Long Lake. God tho Only Cauijc and Creator" •eek-end and Decoration day Mr. bers of the Methodist Sunday-school several months ago, has been torn litd Hank to Atlantic liigliliiniSa 1,84 They are expected' to return Friday. nd Mro. Elliott Stofflet, Mrs. James on Children's day, Sunday, Juno 11, down and work begun on a two- Red Hank ta Anbury Park 2 SO vyill be the subject of tho Leason- at the church. Red Banli to I.iucroft Teh other lawyers from the northern Sormon in all Churches of Christ, Stof/et of Newurk and Mr. and tory structure, with living rooms Kcd Banlc to Frcebald part of Now Jersey arc with them. Scientist, on Sunday, June 4. lira. Andrew Whyte and Harold 'ii the second floor. Same Hates Alter Midttfghl For a number of years Mr. Rouealllo The Golden Text is: "Great and ,Vhyto of Irvlngton. Mra. C. E. Thompson is visiting and Mr. Paraona have mado a cus- marvellous are thy works, Lord God Tho final meeting of tho Shrews- Navesink News. her Bon, Ellis Thompson of High- HANK tom of upending a week during tho Almighty; Juat and true are thy bury Reading club will bo heid this lands. spring In Maine. ways, thou King of saints" (Revela- fternoon at the home of the presl- Mra. Johnson is spending a few Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Compton oj tion 15:3). ent, Mrs. Charles Brceae of Eaton- (Tho Red Bank Register can bo bouffht days In Freehold, u, SHERIFF'S SALE. :own. The meetlngn will be discon- i Navesintc from William S«an ot the Hy virtue of a writ of fl. fa, to me $ Wollaston, Massachusetts, are visit- Among tho citations which com- po3to!I\co building.) Delegates from the American Me- iccted, Iwmicd "in ot the Court of -Cha ing Mr, and Mrs. Harry Compton of prlso the Leisson-Sermon is the fol- :inued until November. Tho winners In tho "scavenger chanics decorated the graves of de- cery r>f the Hi ate of New Jentcy, will Red Bank nnd Mr. and Mrs. N. W. lowing from the Bible: "For thus Bordcn Lowcnstein of Sycamore ceased members on Sunday, c\pcn;ed to nalc at i>nblfc VOTHJUO oil avenuo has purchased a new Ford hunt" held last week by the Epworth MONDAY. THE '2«ih DAY OV J(JNB, Salmon of Belford. They will bo here B&llh the Lord that created tho league wero Mrs. William Swan and 26 WEST FRONT ST., RED BANK. l'J\$'' two more weelia. heavens; God himself that formed V-8 sedan. Neil Johnson. All who took part in Gurdon Rudolph of. Belford, an the earth nnd mado it; he hath es- A plant and cake sale will be held tho hunt received a list of various Seabright News. agent connected with tho Metropol- tablished it, ho created it not in Friday night in the Sunday-school ooms of tho Presbyterian church. articles which they were given one itan life Insurance company'n office vain, he formed it to ho inhabited: hour to procure and the couple re (The Red Bank Register can be bought here underwent an operation' recent- I am the Lord, and there is none There will also be a meeting of tho turning with tho largest number re- In Seabright at the stores of Morris Well' jtey, to Mity a ja o Bald cou ly at tho Long Branch hospital for else" (Isaiah 45:18). Young People's Missionary society at an and H..Lefkowitt-) ounting to iin[>i-0.\lmnlcly SM72.OO. hat time. Miss Anne Zauhn, of the ceived the prize. The list Included ll tho following tract or parrel of Uv the removal of his tonsils and ade- The Lcsslon-Sermon also includes a live bullfrog. Several of these Mayor William H. Fowler, Sr., and d l hift till d noids. Red Bank chapter of the American other prominent Seabright residents the following paaaage from the Red Cross, will be the speaker on tho wero found and tho largest wae Samuel Weihuteln, manager of tho Christian Science textbook, "Science brought in by Rev. Andrew Nelson, will take part In the "Womanless program. Tho meeting and sale will Wedding" tomorrow night at the Acmo Furniture ntoro on Monmouth nnd Health with Key to tho Scrip- start at eight o'clock. pastor of the church. street, sailed last Thursday for Cuba, tures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Good Methodist church for the benefit of The Shrewsbury athletic club Miss Kathryn Williams of Scars the music fund. where he will spend a vacation of never causes evil, nor creates aught played their first game on their new avenue entertained at bridge last 20 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, N. J. two weelts. that can cause evil. Good does not athletic field when they defeated the Wednesday evening. The guesta The Rebekah lodge will hold a card Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. MacLar- crcato a mind susceptible of causing Belmar A. C. baseball team on Sun- were Mrs. Robert Chaffer of Dover party Friday night at Dowd's hall. TELEPHONE 1377. { en nnd Mr. and MrB. Lawrence Kldd ovil, for evil ia the opposing error day 10 to G. The new field is located Miss Antonla Houghwout of Shrub The Epworth league has discon- of Washington, D. C., vlolted Mrs. and not the truth of creation. What- on a corner of the Red Bank airport. Oak, l^ew York. Miss Nan Leonard tinued meetings for the summer. ALL NATIVE FISH. MacLaren'a mother, Mrs. Edith R. ever contradicts tho real nature of Mra. M. Obre and Henry Obre last of Leonardo and Mrs. Arthur N Frank Wallace of New York is Smith of Wcstsido avonue over tho the dlvlno Esse, though human faitr Thursday attended the funeral of lor, Mra. Ethel LeCompte, Mrs. Au-spending a week here. FRESH BLUE FISH ft. 22c week-end and holiday. may clotho it with angelic vest- Mrs. Obre's sister-in-law, Mrs. Wil-gusta Thomas and Miss Margaret Paul Carlson of New York spent PORGIES 3 lbs. 25c George Holmes of South Btrcet, ments,, la without foundation" (p. 93) Cullman of Atlantic Highlands. the week-end with his parents, Mr. iam Obre of New York. and Mrs. John Carlson. who bas been eerlously ill with Tho choral society of tho Metho- Miss Ella Case of Freehold was a A tree in Postmaster William SEA BASS ft. 16c pneumonia and whoso recovery wan The lodges, the Boy Scouts and the dist church will hold n musicale Sun- visitor at the home of Miss Emma Swan's yard was struck by lightning Girl Scouts were represented at the MACKEREL each 25c thought very doubtful, la somewhat day night at the church. Mrs Holmes last week. Saturday. improved and a speedy recovery io memorial service Sunday night at the LOBSTERS ft. 38c Theresa G. Willey, organist and Nino suit3 of clothes wero stolen James Purves of New York spent Methodist church. now looked for. musical director, will bo in charge from tho Jersey Coast Cleaners and tho week-end at his home on Nave- Mrs. Leonard Layton of Jeraey- of the program. The soloists will be Dyers last Monday. A backdoor of sink avenue. A Complete Line of Sea Food. Try Us ! vlllo la recovering -from an operation Mrs. Lyman Sessen, violinist, and tho building was forced open. There Omar Sickles has returned home Bumson Policeman Fined. at a prlvato hospital at Freehold. Mrs. 'Olive WyckofT, soprano. The have been no arrests made as yet. from a week's visit with friends in Policeman John Connett of Rum- Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeMaletrc pastor, Rev. Albert. L. Baner, wil Various residents have contributed Delaware. Bon, who was formerly captain of the BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT. to the community flower garden lo- force, pleaded guilty Monday night Summary of Report of Audit, Ycnr 1932. and Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter of make a short address. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Reed and The .following ia iiubllnhe(l in nrcordnnre with tho providon* of Chapter "'GH SunBot avenue were among those cated at tho corner of Sycamore ave- family spent Sunday with relatives before the police committee of that P. L. 191H. from the nnnuitl report incimred and submitted by John 1". Mulvihill. who spent tho week-end at the Deer nue and Broad street. The flowers at Jersey City. borough to charges of sleeping on RoplRtered Municlpn] Accouniaiit. which annual report is on file in the oliico of iho Keyport 1'ersonalB. have been planted in the small plot duty, neglect of duty and not prop Clerk of tho above municipality. Foot Hunt club at Pasadena. Navesink fire company decorated WILLIAM H. FOWLER, Harry Green, manager of the J. The following is a list of tho mem-of ground on which the police booth the graves of deceased members yes- erly patrolling his post. He waa Attest:— Schwartz furniture store on Broad bers of tho Keyport high schoo is located. Among the residents who terday. fined four weeks' pay. E. W. FAHY. Clerk. street, has moved with his family senior class who are expected to re contributed were Otto Herden, Mra. Balance Sheet, December 31st. 1932. Jeorge Silver, Sr., Mrs. Vincent Eck, Arthur Havens has reopened his ASSETS, from Newark to Fair Haven. ceive their diplomas on Juno 15 refreshment stand at Stone Church. Cash , $ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Happ of Jen Pauline Ash, Bertha Allcock, Mar- Mrs. J. E. Batcholor, Mrs. Bacquet, TaxeB Receivable eey City wero week-end guests of jcrie Bronkhurst, Jennie Cannizzaro, Elmer C. Walnright and Mra. Har- Bank Stock Tnx 1(17,7 4 uit of The Chancellor of Martha Carhart, Marjorlo Cornell, old Nevius'. ("•nBolino Motor ItGnind 1 ax ,-** ---. -..,, - -. . .,.-..-.. Jernuy and to bn solrl by Mrs. Happ'a sister, Mrs. Warrca Headden's Corner. Sharabba/s Barber Shop will close ai N. G. Check* ; '.'„'" 2S7.H) HOWAKI) HEIGHT, Sheriff Bookwaltor of Oakland street. Calolino Finger, Georgia Gillingrjam Mrs. Jessie P. Croslcy, Mr. and Reccivable : C-l.O'ifi.Tfl Dated May 17, 10I13. Kugono S. Kelloy of Bnltimorp. Sophie HeleotiH, lClaine I-Iolmes, Mrs. Robert Crosley and daughter Defer red Taxation H2,o.'iT>.r»:i AV. Holt Apgar, Sol'r 8:00 P. M. week dnys and 10:00 P. — -317 1,314.53 (6;s I.) spent Memorial day with hla moth- Kathleen Jacobs, Marie Knoller. of Montclair spent Sunday with Mr. Clarence Johnson is sick with LIABILITIES. Mary Lawson, Graco Lipow, Gladys and Mrs. Benjamin J. Parker. Mrs. mumps. M. Saturdays. Due Custodinn - $ 12, i nn.n n er, Mrs. E. F. Kelloy and his sister, NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Mrs. Jerome J. Sloyan of Plncknoy Olaen, Evelyn Poling, Helen Rapolla, J. P. Crosloy is a sister of Mrs. Walter White bought, an automo- Appropriation is Iteijcrvca _ BIDS WANTED. Tax Overpayments „ Estate nt Eliznbclh KinR Hosford, dft« road. Blanche Reihier, Graco Sieben, Mar- Parker. bile last week. ) Due Collector , 1 i.r. 7 lon Sloveriz, Edith' Wliltu, Irisim' Zlp- George Lang of .Nnw York spent . James T.. Wright in having an. nd. Rcnlprl bids will, he received. by the Note^—Tux Revenue '. '20,0 (111. (Ml Notice is hereby cMn that tho eo Rev. J. B. McUloskcy and several scr, Irmlne Hanson, Fred Bolte, dition made to his house on th Bonrd of Education of Little Silver, N. J., County and State 'luxes ...-• .'.. ,. coiint.;s uf ttitj ' suiiiU'i MJCIH, Uuntccn tilitier- • members of St. Vincent dcPaul so- the week-en'd ^at the home of his for 40 tons more or less of bcBt quality Reserves Account Don Article SevutUli, *ul>dlvfni(>iis "B" nnd "C" "jety of St. James' church yesterday Matthew Chaskowltz, Matthew Feld- grand-parents,' Mr. and Mrs. John Chapel Hill road. ntovo coal, to be delivered and stored In ReacrveH Account Tgxes _ of the hint will and testament of paid dc- visited George Kaney of River Plaza, mnn, Bernard Podelcfsky, .Tack Post, Lang. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly were vis- tho bins of the schoalhouee at Little Sil- RcBervcn Account Unemployment - 4-DiiHed. wjit be nuditcd and stated by tha Maynard Roscvear, Richard Rovve, Walter Louchloun has purchased a itors at Morristown over the week- ver. N. J. Notea—Improvements _ KurroK'ite of the County of Monmouth a member of the society, who is a jr., Irving Rubin, Samuel Siegel, Tho bine to bo filled at the present time Reserve Zoning ; „ 17.17 ami reported for Hettlemcnt to the Or- patient at tho Allenwood sanitarium. new Chevrolet car. end. and if more in needed before the end of Unexpended Balance Account Bulkhead - 11US phan* Court of PZIUI County, on Thursday, Earl Smedos, Benjamin Smith, Jo- Leo Finn, who is employed at a the Benson the balance to be delivered Unexpended Balanco Account Garose the thirteenth day of July. A. D. 1933. afc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lane of Point seph Smith, Edward Springstein when necessary. ... Capital Notes which time application will bo made fop Pleasant spent yesterday in Red bank at New York, spent the week- Bids must be in the hands of the Dis- Bonds ; _ „ _ 1iie allowance ot commisfiiona and counsel Harold Steneclt, Meldon Stultz, Stan- end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, fee*. Bank visiting friends., ley Taylor, Fdward Wallace, John Eatontown News. trict Clerk on or before Tuesday, June 18.72 Chnrloa Thompson of River Plaza Patrick Finn. 13th, 1933, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. Current Surplus Revenue 15, 78.08 Dutcd May 2Hth, A. P. 1033. Walling, Robert Williams, ajl Mrs. Charles Sllensky has returnei Tho Board of Education reserves tho ISAAC MICHAELS. waa a visitor at Hazleton, Pa., Fri- Keyport; Misses Octavia Aumack light to reject any or all bidn. Recommendations. Deal. K. X.t day whoro ho attended tho funeral (The Red Bank Reslster can ba bouchl homo from tho Long; Branch hos- GEORGE H. LTPPINCOTT, That a proper field hook for the Afiaeiiaor be installed at once. BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Phyllis Havens, Susie Masavltch an In Eatontown from Noblo Moaby at tha District Clerk. That the reserve of taxon ho checked and credited to the proper accounts. 16 Wall St., New York. N. Y., of an aunt. uostoflice and at Frank Morcello'B barber pital, where she was a patient. Sh Albert Cowling, Howard Egginson, is much improved. IWcd May 29th, 1933. Thnt deposits bo mado more promptly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles More of Wav- Henry Kyle, Edward Levine, Stanley shop.) That all changes In the tnx Mils be pnased upon by proper authority. ApplcKiite, Stevens, Foster erly placo visited friends In tho vi- Pizygocki, Clarence Walling, Mi- Mrs. William Davis will entertain Henry Wundurly has recovore NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Thnt a tnx pnlo be held according to Law. & IUMIRRIIIC, ' cinity of tho Metedeconk river over from sickness and he has resume Estnte of Lauva K. Codies, deceased. JOHN I'. MULVIHILL. Red Bank, N. J-. i chael Ynnkowsky, of Union Beach; members of the Ladies' Aid society his position with Amory J. Haskel Notice in hereby given that the ac- Attest:— rteKi:>lcred Municipal Accountant, No. 31. Proctors. * the. week-end. Misses Emma Ego, Hulda Latham tomorrow ufternoon at 2:30 o'clock counts of the Bubscriber, executor of the E. W. VARY, Clerk. David Sheridan of Plnckney road Eleanor Budiger, Mildred Wallln£ at her homo. Roland Lupton has had a new estate of Bald deceased, will be audited and, William Hyan of Borgen place Mr. and Mra; George Mosby and shingle roof put on his bungalow o and ntfitcd by Iho Surrogate of the Coun- and Allan Ackerson of Hazlct, Jamec Cooper road. ty of Monmouth and reported for settle- spent Wodnosday at Perth Amboy. Enfantc of Holmdcl and Fred Goek- daughter Barbara of Newton spent ment to the Ornhnna Court of said County. William Anderson of Broad street en of Keansburg. Decoration day at the home of Mrs, Louis Rudcford la a new employet on ThuiBdny. the thirteenth dny of July. ia spending a fow days in Amster- Archie C. Moaby and Mrs. Ada B. on the Tierney place near Middle A. D. 1933. at which time application will town village. be made for the allowance of commisslono dam, New York, where ho Is visiting Mrs. Bishop Carhart fell down tin Nafew. and counpel fees. his grandmother. A bunco party will be held Wednes- Thomas Finn, Jr., aged ten years, fiated May 26, A. D. 1933. cellar steps of her home on Churc' son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Finn, THE SECOND NATIONAL RANK AND Francis Conk of Canal street, street Monday morning. She wa: day night, June 14, by the Ladies' TRUST COMPANY OF ItED BANK. Howard SStryker of Lindon placo and badly bruised, but no bones wen Aid society of the Methodist church found a ten-dollar bill in Mounl N. J.. , Paul Hartnody of Wall street accom- broken. Mrs. Carhart will bn laic at tho homo of Mrs. Anna Reynolds. Olivet cemetery last week. Being a Red Bank. N. J, panied thoRed Banlt.-Cathollc high A strawberry festival will bo held honest boy Thomas inserted an ad- Executor. up for several days. vertisement in the want columns ol school baseball team to Philadelphia tomorrow evening by the Sunday- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT last Thursday where- they eaw the school of tho Methodist church on The Register to the effect that th Estnto of Charlotte E. Elliott, deceased. owner of the^money could recover th game between tho Philadelphia and Hlvcc- I'lnza rersonnls. the lawn of the church. Proceeds Inflolvent cntftte. Detroit teams. will be used to help defray expenses bill by identifying it and paying foi Notico in hereby slven that the sc- Mrs. John Browcr and Mrs. Wil of the picnic to bo held the latter tho advertisement. Luke Longheai couritB of the fmbneriber, substituted ad- William O'Brien, 3d, son of Mr. and Ham Beat were visitors at New YorP soon produced results and the losei ministrator with will annexed of the estate Mra. William O'Brien of West Front last Wednesday. part of June. of said doreaKcd. will be audited and stat- .street, wan baptised at St. Jamee' * Tho Gleaners' society of the Pres- of the money recovered it the daj ed by the Siurosnte of the County of Mrs. W. Harris Hewitt spent las byterian church held a successful after The Register was published Monmouth and reported for settlement to church Sunday. Wednesday at Newark. the Orphans Court of Baid County, on Misa Alice Sample of Leonard cake Bale last Saturday. Thomas has been reimbursed for th Thursday, the thirteenth day of July, A. .The Misses Brand and Mrs. Joh Mrs. Charles Breese will entertain cost of the advertisement. D. 1933, Bt which time application will ha Btrcot spent Memorial day with her Brower havo had their houses re made for the allowance of commissions grandmother, Mrs. Henry Wlod of tho members of tho Shrewsbury and counsel fees. • painted. Tho work was done b] Reading club this afternoon at the Dated May 28. A. D. 1933. Eatontown. Jesse Bcpnott of Matawan. E. ALLAIRE COIiNWEIX, Mra. Ella Lynn of Brooklyn spent final meeting of the season. A spe- Robert Babst, a pupil at tho pub cial program has been arranged. Marlboro News. Ited Bank, N. J., tho wcolt-cnd with hor niece, Mrs. lie school here, won first prize of Substituted Administrator With Will Lawrence Roche of Canal street. Meetings of the society will be dis- Annexed. Specials WI,~.™, June 1-2-3. Orders Delivered Promptly J gold medal in tho discus throw a' continued until November. Mrs. M. E. Gallaway of Passalc Applcsate, Stevens, Foster Mrs. Roche also entertained her sla- tho athletic- meet for Middletow & Itcudfiille, ter, Mre. Patrick McGovern and ltev. Kob'ert S. Womer of the New visited friends hero on Friday. Rid Bonk, N. J.. township pupils at Leonardo las Jersey Sunday league will be at the Mrs. Elizabeth VariAlstyne of New Proctors. daughter Mnry of Trenton on Sun- week and he also won a prize in an day. Methodist church Sunday evening other event. Alex Koleda, anothe] nnd will speak on "Taking the Sun William Love of New York was a River Plaza boy, got third place i Out of Sunday." rccont guest of Mr. and Mre John the discus throw. Rev. and Mrs. Lcroy Y. Dillener W. Cantllllon of Broad street. Thirty-five members and gucats o and children left Saturday for their MlBg 1/orotta Sample of T.noniml the Woman's club of River Plain al new home at Bnrnegat. Rov. Dr. stroot spent yesterday with friends tended a demonstration of soft drln Dillener was recently transferred to in Perth Amboy. beverages and ice cream given at tin tho Barncgat and Forked River Mra. Richard Glbbs of New York homo of Mrs. Louis Despreaux las Presbyterian churches. YOU ARE CORDIALLY city was a week-end guest of Mr. and Thursday by Mrs. Francis C. Footi A meeting of the local branch dis- Mrs. William Shanahan of Blanch for tho Holiman Beverage company trict council of Religious Education avenue. Tho making of Ices and sherborts wa will be held Friday evening at tho Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook of shown nnd Roman punch Oakhurst church. Tho president of INVITED TO ATTEND A Broad street spent tho holiday at At- served. The club will meet tomor- tho council, C. W. Blakealee, Is in i lantic City whoro they wero regis- tered at tho Chnlfonto-IIaddon Hall. Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley nnd daughter Boatrico of Hudson nvonuo vlnltcd at tho homo of Mr. and Mr: Hobort B. Couch of Atlnntlo High- Bathi lands over tho week-end. FRESH-KILLED Henry Finhcr of Wnllnco ntrcct spent the week-end with friends at Pennsylvania. Kenneth Novak of Sunset avonuo was, with frlenda at Atlantic High- lamln during tho week-end. Miss Graco C. Hill of Potero placo, it student at Now Jersey College for Vacuum Women, will spend several days in Fashi town this week. Packed Mlsn Dorothy Allen, daughter of Mr. nnd Mre. George W. Allen of Spring ntreet, and Miss Mario Van- THE COURTYARD derhoef, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BEST QUALITY EITHER END Allan Vanderhoef of Front ctreot, "She's In everything... graduaton of the Red Bank high doesher own work... never MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL, school, claiifl of 1030, wero graduated Monday night from tho Newark seems tfeucL •. bow clsea sfa* BChool of Flno nnd Industrial Art An exhibition of the work of tho do it?" RED BANK. student!) la now being held, nnd both Miss Allon nnd Minn Vandcrhoof ©There's no seexet abort FRIDAY, JUNE 9, AT 2:30 P. M. have work on exhibition. it. She lias found that going hy telephone is one rare SMOKED ARMOUR'S way of "doing things" wMt- (CHURCHES] Fashions from out moving from homo, Tho anniml roll cull of the linp- tlflt churoh vjnn hfid lut't Wo'lnoclny and at less cost. Have you (IVIIOLE OK MlAMk MAl.t) afternoon find evening. Tho first L neaslnn wan held nt four o'clock and tried it? conuiatod of a mmjj ncrvlco, th-va- Hnntil narvlco nnd buolnofin nuM'tlnf*. © You can call 24 miles for Hev. Gordon Ilrownvlllo of Anbury 20c; SO miles (or 4S&., BARTLETT PEARS Park wa.fi tho (speaker. HuppsT "vvit.'i nerved hy tho Mary Mount din|>U>i' anywhere in New Jersey. of Iho World Wills KiilM. . The Women's Comer The Mlssa* &«ife Shops Tins principal ^jwnker nt tho owijio originally that those who made the largest use of tho but even helping them arm them- Throe companies of Major Bor- Shrewsbury Child Welfaro commit- ©tterwlsa credited In thlB paper and also the local newa roads had to pay^ their proportionate sharo of the coat selves, It was not Judge Truax's den's third battalion of tho state mi- tee, tho Monmouth County Public therein. of road building and maintenance. How this has boon fault that Gordon did not UBB tho litia wore camping on the Red Bank Health Nurses club and the Mon- twisted around to make tho tax paid on gasoline serve gun which tho judge authorised. fair grounds. mouth County Organization for So- YOU TOO, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1033. other than road purposes is too well known to recount After rcvoaling that Chief of Po-| Ono hundred and twelve men left ial Service. These reports thla yoar One of tho chief reasons why the gasoline tax was lice Byram, of this city, and Chief |R°d B»nk tor c^mP Blx. They wero particularly stresBod tho volunteer should hav© this booklet put over was because there was a public belief that it of Police McGarvey, of Long Branch, scheduled to leave on a special tram. ervice that had boon given in every would reduce tho cost of automobile licenses nnH reduce had Issued gun permits to known On the way to the station weeping iommunlty In tho county In connec- "TPHIUUIS weoko ago I loot my father. Totally Burying gangsters, and that Judgs Truax relatives and frlendB cut off more lon with the public health and social t unprepared! So that I may never bo go tax bills in general. There has been no reduction In ervice work thla year. Literally Grounds in Monmouth. the cost of licenses and it Is all too well known that had approved them, Tha Press asked than half of the contingent with tho ' helpless again, ploaso send mo your booklet that tho permits be Immediately re- result that 58 missed tho first train hundreds of residents of Monmouth FUNERAL FACTS." ' With spades and with hoea and with r.-ii'.' :)ie there has been no decrease in property taxes, despite the voked. Had the authorities been dis- and had to go on a later one. ounty havo voluntarily glvon of ban of the Caledonia social club of Freehold . .• busy huge eumo received from gasoline taxes. Not only tho posed to correct what they -would A great patriotic demonstration heir time to help their loss fortun- Such a pathetlo roqueot~yet it ia only ono of eaveral days prior to Memorial Day In putting the old gasoline tax but many other Bpcclal taxes have been en- havo the publlo believe waa an er- took placo at Rumson, tho occasion ato noighbors. Tho typo of service many written In a similar vein. And it la oo Scotch burying ground near Wlckatunk In orderly condi- acted. Not one of them has reduced taxes on proper- ror they would have done this and being the raising of a service flag rendered Included transportation of unnecessary, for It la an easy and a simple mat- ties. Instead of producing economy they hava resulted Gordon would havo been arrested wllh 74 stars. patients to and from clinics, the tion. The placo had been unkopt several yeara, but yes- making of surgical dressings, col- tor to be adequately prepared. terday's holiday saw It In almost as good condition as in in Increased waste and extravagances. /ithout a gun that Monmouth coun- Bertram I-I. Bordon of Rumson, ty permitted him to carry. But food administrator for Monmouth lecting, renovating and distributing Tho booklet FUNERAL FACTS was written tha days of yoro when it was looked after by the early In view of this fact it isn't strange that many folks f many different kinds of garments, look askance at the sales tax proposal. In view of past there was loss haste in revoking tho and Ocean counties, opened an office • for this expresa purpose. Long noeded, It forma Bootoh settlers of Monmouth county. permits to gangsters than there was at Red Bank. btalnlng shoes for school children, tha first authontio Information on what to do It would be interesting to know how many private experiences they cant be blamed for wanting a guarantee raising money to buy glasaos and that property taxes will bo reduced If sale taxes aro in issuing them. Consequently tho Sergeants George A. Hogan and when death occurs. Clearly and authoritatively, burying grounds of this typo existed In this county. county now enjoys the dubious honor Edward Broedol of Red Bank, who other necessities for children whoso It covera brleflly all tho necessary stops to bo Anyono who attempted to make such a record would adopted. They are like "tho burnt child that dreads the of having contributed freely to Gor- were stationed with tho 112th heavy parents could not supply them, prep- taken In such an emergency. More, too, It tolls probably find it impossible to acquire all the Informa- fire." don's career as a racketeer and fug- artillery at Camp Anniston, Ala- aration and Bervlng of thousands, of of tlio many things that tho modern funeral tion because not one vestlgo remains of many of these Kogardless of whether tho sales tax is put into effect itive from justice. Probably only a bama, were sent to the fourth of- meals particularly hot lunches at director ia prepared to do to add to tho com- or not, there Is only one way to reduce taxes. That is fortunate circumstanco saved the ficer's training school at Camp Mc- schools, investigations in connection bid-time places. In tho early days, when there was little with tho administration of tho old fort r.nd convenlenco and to lighten tho burden Industry in Monmouth county except agriculture, pri- to spend less money. Tho measure to make It manda- county tho disgrace of having au- Clellan. of tho bereaved. tory for municipalities to reduce their budgets to 85 per thorized a gun which was used to age pension In the county, and many, vate burying grounds were on almost every farm. commit murder. Gordon did not many othor angloa of tho work. Be- Church burying grounds were few and far between and cent of the amount In 1033 may not bo tho boat method APPEAL FROM HOSPITAL. sides Interested individuals and com- FUNERAL FACTS desorvoD tho attention of placo it undor hie pillow for fun. He ovory man and woman upon whom somo day such places as Fair View cemetery were unknown. of bringing about economy, but in any event it Is a sign anticipated uolng it should tho oc- mittees in each community, particu- Gone and forgotten aro many of the old private of growing tax consciousness. casion present itself. President of Pltldn Memorial Hos- lar comment was mado on the splen- tho responsibility of making funeral arrange- burying1 grounds. In many Instances the headstones There are many ways that the burdens of the tax- pital Appeals For i'und3. did co-operation of tho teachers of ments may fall. A copy should bo kept with have crumbled or have been removed and the land un- payers could bo lightened, now that the mandatory laws Meanwhile ovory decent citizen In he public .schoolB and the Parent- your private papers—readily available In timo the county wonders how the political Irvia S. Cobb rccontly wrote a let- Teachers associations as well as of of need. der which burials havo been made io cultivated for crops have been repealed. For example, the Red Bank board gang that has used the office of the ter to the New York public in be- of oducatlon by arranging Its budgot of expenses to ex- half of the hospitals, and some parts the Needlework Guild and commit- or used for other purposes. In a few instaneoa the county Judge and police chiefs will of which are most applicable to our tees of churches and othor local This valuable, Interesting booklet. Is youro for , farms where the burying places nre located are owned piro at. tho close of the calendar year to correspond with explain its obvious alliance with hospital situation here. In it he said: bodies. tho ' asking. And you may bo certain that your by ancestors Of the original settlers and the premises aro the municipal budget could have made taxes consider- gangstora. It was not moro coincl- "I hope you will not think I am tak- request will bo held as confidential and will not kept in good condition as a matter of family prldo and ably loss th(s year. It seems appropriate to recall pub- donce that found gun permits indis- ing a liberty in writing you this let- lead to further solicitation. criminately awarded to known thugs. ter, but will' believe mo when I toll After the reports by tho various for other reasons. In a few other instances such places lio attention to this in view of the fact that tho first organizations, tho mooting was ad- are Kept in good condition by owners who ara not re- installment of taxes is due to be paid tomorrow. If not Behind this questionable action is a you that in so doing I am actuated reason. And pending somo other ex- by a desire to discharge In some de- dressed by Miss Evelyn Davis of the The Y. M. C. A. IB a construe- lated to tho original owners but who vencmto their paid then interest at the rate of eight per cent will bo gree my part in what I regard aB National Organization for Public planation, It is i ite obvious that tho tlvo force In our community. memory. chargod. Probably there In a considerable number of a civic duty and a civic tee Nursing in New York. Minn Davits la Ebl help. But no doubt, in a vast majority of cases, the old- people unable to pay taxes tomorrow who could have politicians recei'i id something for ity." assistant director of tile Nophn and done BO if tho roduced amount mado possible by chang- their countesy to these racketeere.- So I am appealing to every wan executive secretary ot tho Board and time, family burying grounds havo boen utterly obliter- Asbury Park Evening Press. and woman in this county in behalf ated and their locations unknown. Especially is this oo ing the school fiscal year had been adopted. Committee-members section and was of the Fitkln Memorial hospital. At particularly qualified to talk on "Vol- R. R. HOUHT a SON jMth regard to tho burying grounds of slaves. Slavery How to Stop the Shooting. this crucial and critical period of unteer Service" and to summarize fma onco legal and largely In vogue In New Jersey, but If you wonder why tils country j distress among the sick of our va- the value of tho reports mado earlier Funeral Directors glioro ara only a few places hereabouta which chow No Income Tax From Rich Morgan; has so many shootings, and why in the meeting. Frederick K. Adams, Mgr< S?hero slaves wore buried. needs help as it never need it be- Plenty From the Average Middle Class. most countries in EJurope havo few, fore. At tho business meeting tho annual 135 W. Fttmt Street, Red Bant, N. f. It is ead to realize that most of tho old burying here is one reason. .In a time like this, tho thing runs election.pf officers took place. Mra. grounds havo boen utterly wiped out and that many Rovelatlons thus far made by the special Investigate In this country almost anybody in a vicious circle. Tho longer tho M. J. W. Strong of Brlollo succeeds Telephone 226 pthors seem likely to share the same fate. Ona does not Ing committee of the United State3 senate with regard can obtain a revolver. depression lasts, the smaller becomes Professor F. Howard Lloyd, superin- Some states, like New York, have the sum total of gifts to Jho institu- have to travel far in any section of this part of Mon- to the operations of J. P. Morgan and company are far tions giving free hospitaltzation and tendent of schools in Mlddletown mouth county to flnd unkept burying grounds overrun from convincing to ordinary income taxpayers that they legal restrictions. Others havo not. l'reo out-patient service to the poor, township, as president of the Feder- Bmfuisb National Qa s ko t s iwith weeds and other wild vegetation. One does not have received a square deal. The fact that Mr. Morgan, Tho restrictions are all right, as And by that same taken, the longer ation and Stanley Applogate, health require a largo amount of imagination to realize that a resident of the United States, paid no income taxes far as they go. But their practical the depression lasts, the heavier De- officer of Neptune township, BUC- effect is to surround the legitimate comoo tho demand upon the hospital much loving and painstaking care was fostered on these to thia country the past two years, although ho paid buyer with a lot of red tape, while for that service to those who most filacea by their original owners. $35,000 in Income taxes to Oreat Britain during that eame. they, are easily, evaded by. tho acutely need it. Undcr-nourishment From a historical standpoint, if from nothing else period of time, has Inoreased belief on the part of the ster and tho thug. among the needy, mental strain these old burial places are well worth preserving. Tho ordinary, average Income taxpayer that something is among the destitute, insulllcient pro- Even II they cannot be evaded In tection from the weather, lack of jiodles interred therein are thoso of persona who played wrong with our eystom of levying income taxes. tha stato which. enforces them all proper clothing for thoso who must a notable part in tho early history of tho county. In This docs not mean that there is anything legally that a criminal lias to do is to cross go about in all weathers seeking em- many Instances the inscriptions on tho headstones nre crooked or dishonest about Mr. Morgan's having not a state lino and make hla purchase ployment where there is none—all tho only record left of their life on this earth. This is paid any income taxes to tho United States the past where tha laws do not hamper him. these causes pile up day by day and littla Bhort of sacred and well worth preserving. The The assassination of Mayor Cer- hour-by hour, tho number of casual- two years. He can well afford to hiro slick and smart mak and the attempt on tho life of ties in tho war which today we Caledonia society of Freehold has set an example lawyers to show him how to do this and no doubt tho President Roosevelt are a case In Americans are waging against an worthy Of emulation In checking the ravages of time at money so expended was a wise investment for him, be- point enemy cruoler than any that ever tha Scotch burying grounds at Wlckatunk. It was a battered at a city's walls. For this cause the eavjnjr In Income taxes was far greater than Zansrara bought his gun at a drug enemy strikes first of all not at the particularly appropriate Memorial Day deed and one that Bpent for legal advice. All this was strictly within store fighting men enrolled- for dofenso, which should appeal to other public-spirited organiza- tho law. The life of o valuable publlo ser- but at the women and children, at tions. But It doesn't "3et well" with tho average, ordinary vant was sacrificed and that of tlio the weakly ones and at tho poorer man who io now chief magistrate of ones. And thla enemy is not out- Income taxpayer. Particularly it doesn't "set well" with side the gates, either. He stalks income taxpayers who had deposits in banks which nro tho United States endangered by this through every road and street, and Why Not a Referendum closed. Many of these folks sent checks to pay their lack of regulation In tho trade In stands as a besieger under the win- income taxes on these banks. The banks In question dangerous weapons. dows of our hospitals. In the principal European coun- on Sunday Sales of Beer? have Binco passed into tho hands of receivers and the tries restriction means restriction. Wo are giving hundreds of days Recently, at Red Bunk and at various other placeB, Income tax checks are no good. These taxpayers In When a man buys a revolver there, of hospital care to non-paying bed some cases have boen able to raise money to meet tho patients and providing thousands of refcrendums were held on giving the people the right to he must buy It at a regulated place dispensary treatments for our poor abolish tho blue laws so as to permit Sunday moving demands of tho government, In many other cases they of sale. ot all races and creeds and the Job picture shows and vnrious other amusements which have been unable, to do so. Nevertheless tho govern- Ho must be identified and his fing- is growing and tho financial support heretofore had been illegal on tha first day of the weok. ment Insists on being paid, despite the fact that at least erprints taken. shrinking. It Is unfortunate that this home rule provision was not some part of the responsibility for tho banks being Then a government representative Summed up, It comes to this: free fires.the revolver and the bullet— Bervice amounts to more than half extended to test public sentiment on the sale of Sunday closed must be shared by the government, both national of the total expense roll of our hos- beer. and state, elnce large sums of money wero raised by with tho bore markings—Is retained by tho police. . . " pital. So tho situation of our hos- There is every bit as much reason why this question taxes for supervision of banks in the interest of the pital stands thus, and our budget public. If a crime la committed the au- must be balanced. Bhould bo settled by popular mandate as there is why thorities thus have a double check By one of three ways may thl3 be majority rule should govern tho decision as to Sunday Where else in tho civilized world except In the Uni- on tho man who fired it. done. One is to turn from our doors moving picture shows. Each municipality should have ted States would a wealthy man like J. P. Morgan es- Hla fingerprints are on file, and tho certain proportion of tho poor who the right to decide, without dictation from the legisla- cape paying one cent of income taxes? The senate In- bullet -with which tho victim was arc aick--in other words, let all such ture. On the other six days of tho weok each commun- vostigatlon has reyenled that the Morgan firm has had killed can be compared with the bul- unfortunates suffer for lack of prop- er care and proper treatment and ity has this right. It may either permit or prohibit sales money aplenty for favors for some individuals high In let which was kept In their posses- let some of them die becauso of that Of beer. This same privilege should bo extended to in- authority and in moulding publlo opinion. All this may sion. lack. The second wny is to lower clude Sundays. bo strictly legal, but if thia is so isn't It about timo that And If a man had the temerity to tho standards of our medical service, Boer hns been legally Bold nearly two months, and we took a leaf from the laws of foreign lands and made try to buy a machine gun he would which merely is a lesser evil. And it npplicablo to J. P. Morgan and others of his kind? be arrested immediately. the third way is for us to seek con- to every fair-minded person it has been demonstrated That Is how Great Britain and tributions from tho generous and the that this beverage is non-intoxiciiting, as congross de- In other words, to use a local example, is there any reu- some of tho countries on Hie con- compassionate. in This clared it to be. Almost everywhere arrests for drunk- son why rich men of the Morgan type should not pay in- tinent keep their homicide rate If It Is humanly possible for you enness have decreased .since beer sales have become le- como taxes when ocoron ot folks right hero in our own down. who read this to add to our funds, of Dependable Funeral Directors home town of Red Bank nro compelled to do so, despite communicate just as soon a3 pos- gal, and bootlegging and racketeering have been less It does not mean that Europeans sible, not with me, but with the prevalent. Not the lentst fact to be taken into consid- the fact that on account of bank troubles and othor un- aro necessarily more lawnbkllng treasurer, Howard Corlles, Fitkln eration Is that the national government has received toward financial conditions beyond their power to con- than Americans. Memorial hospital, Corlles avenue, more than nine million dollars in taxes from tho salo of trol they aro unable to meet their property taxes which It docs mean that these nations Neptune, N. J., for our need of .$50,- i'lTH members on five of the beor and that tax relief hns been afforded through pay- arc duo tomorrow for the first half of this year. havo rational firearms regulations 000 at this time la urgent six continents, the Order has ments made to munlclpalitir.9 for licensee to soil thla There has been a lot of talk of late about changes and enforco them. Sincerely yours, made it possible for the least beverage. When wo have tho same and do James F. Ackernmn; in the Income inx laws so that tho "small fry" would be tho tamo wo shall not havo the high- President, experienced person to select a funeral Municipalities where mnjority sentiment Is opposed forced to contribute to the cost of government. It would est homicide rato In the "civilized" Fitkln Memorial Hospital. director with confidence. io the rmlo of beer on Sunday or on nny other mve legalized Bales of Hun- oosnry to go to the expense of n costly Invonllgntion to posal to give the lncomo taxpayers Tho Women's Democratic club held We take this opportunity of pledg- day beor than to have such sales prohibited hut vio- show thnt J. P. Morgan nnd hin twenty wealthy partners another stripping, then tho great tho last of a series of card ptirtlop lated. It Iin» boon thoroughly demonstrated that no law paid no Income taxes the past two years. Such facts Morgan inquisition will not hnvo last Thursday ni tho homo of lira ing ourselves anew to the Creed of the' which does not meet with popular support can be ef- nhould bo a matter of public record nvnllalilo to every boon In vain. Tho theory of "sonk John J. McGolgan. Tho parties be- Order, and the familiar motto: "Service! fectively enforced; nnd it is far bottor to wlpo. out. dead- the rich" has suffered badiy from the gan Ia3tf winter and they proved taxpayer, for It In only right that citizens should know very successful. A large part of tho !measured not by GOLD, but by the JfstlCf Ju\wi which do not meet thla tcud tlmn It la to tlm c.oursn of ovory dollar spent for government pur- revelation that under tho law It ID not always possible to nonk them. piotlts waa uiied to help families In GOLDEN- RULE." havo wldcnprend lnwbrcalrtng nnd Ho attendant evils of pose!! from tho time it i3 paid until it reaches its fliml financial distress. Tho club hold Its graft nnd racketeering. Of course tho now rates proposed by destination. Among other things, it in by tmch knowl- the wayii and means committee, no lust regular meeting 'of tlio season edge that tlio public U-arnu whether changes In tho ln- matter at whom they aro aimed, Monday night. —o-o-o-o-o-o— — como tax laws nro advisable. would iitrlko thono who nro far from The women's auxiliary of the lire WORDEN FINIMLHOME' Tho citizens now have this right with regard to rich as well an the few who after company will moot this afternoon to The National Sweepstakes property taxen. Anyone may examine tho assessment four yeara of deflntlon can still bo arrange for a bun trip to Atlantic ALBERT W.WORDEN.DIRECTOR Hots in order to aoecrtnln whether a ocmnrn deal In be- claused iwi wealthy. Congress liou City. PHONE 557 Regalia at Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. John J. MeColgan ing given. There in every bit us much reniron why the two Jobs to do. One lu to tuko tho .6OE.FRONT ST ^RED BANK.N.JL ) UlJ.mltn to llw lt«l Think Hunt dub [mother National publlo Bliould havo the muno right about lncomo tax Injustices out of tho present income flro planning to attend the world's T '* V Hwu-jistnlfci regatta will be held on tho river In August. payments. For n brief period thia Information v/nn tax law. Tho othor la to kill tho fair at Chicago next month. They proposal to Increase, tho Income tux expect to make tho trip by bun. Mr. ' ^t Irt n I>1|: event anil ono which redounds to tho nd- available, hut npecliU privilege, through tho bmto pow- rntoij. That proposal haa no Justi- MoColRan la employed by tho Public vnntjiifo of tho community In vnrious wnyo. No fcani er of money, abolished thla searchlight. Nothing since fication. It waa horn In fear of tho Korvlco corporation nt Ncswark anc lifl felt that tlio boat club will fall to do lt« part, thnt time lias curved co effectively to show that this solos tax.—New York Sun. ho will lmvo hin annual vacation In *>«t fie Job i« ton big for orgnnltntlon to policy nhould bi, resumed „„ tlm revolution,, about the June. HONORED' Morgan company. Thcro | no safer and mirei- way to t'vl'l* iimrjoted, s A Piano Medial. Mrs. Edith l'null anil her two cons THE SIXTH tllfti fiiftillndo for li'ivlng bniught this (great upoil I'M Junt nnd tquitablo IITOU lhlm tf) ]mv(, ,1)(,m ,, . will Ball for Mi.'i, l''auH'u former «, Klimnclnlly nnd In ovnry ni'tt rccltnl at utntlon WJiil tomor- n!i)<"- ti.ty jinvlM lt«fl Bank (should nlvn every old to row (ivpiilnjr at linlf pant nix o'clock. Tho nod Hank Register travols over overy Htrcot in town and every Sl\iaSKB!Wfi9Kall M»s> Hub to jiTEtto the rtato of 0i# regatta a mi letter The program will include "Chaconnn" road In tlio county. Let it carry your by Tlisctdoro l!)itHoft?, "P/m" by Qod- to thoiss who livo e>- mond to ^ul^ler. Ktrike-outa—By Tully Rumsoii Swamps 4. hy Goronl €, by Statcn 7, by Ferraro Robins Defeated Mock Wedding At I. K«£$s on liall6~7Of? Tally 4, of? Garonl ROD AND GUN 1. off Btaten S, ort Ferrer! 2. Jilt by Little Silver Party pitchct—By StaUsn 2 (J. Tully, H. Tully). By Little Silver by Fcrraro (Geronl). ^ The tittle Silver athletlo club, hav- At a meeting of tho I Tappa Kag Holiday Game Won by Rumeon ing been defeated last Sunday by the society last week at the home of Eeuton White, ono of R«3 Baak'a Athletic Club hy Score of 12 Fair Haven Hoblns, turned about Mien Mildred Johnson at Little Sil- most eUDIJul hunters and flaherman, yesterday and evened the count -with ver, Miss Betty Saflk of Long Branch caught a snapping turtlo weighing to 2—Five Singles, Two by their neighbors to tho north. Tho was tendered a miscellaneous chow- 37 pounds whllo trout fishing; in Wil- Gil!, Features of Game. scora was 6 to 0. er. She Is engaged to wed Oecar low broolt recently. Fisherman aro Try aa they might tho Eoblna were Benson of nuuijson. Both aro mem- happy over Mr. White's catoh ae they Tho Eumson athlotlo club made able to garner but two hits of? bern of tho eocloty. say turtles ara wholesale ddstroycre ohort -work of tho Dollar Savings Fort Monmouth Falls Into Third Charlie Crawford. Lewis pitching Place in Monmouth County* for Fair Haven, was nicked for nine. A featuro of the evening: was a o£ flsh. Members of Union hose com- storo team of Long Branch yester- moclt wedding. Thoso who took part pany and o. f ovv f rleada enjoyed turtle day afternoon, Tho score was 12 to Firemen's Circuit—Red Bank wcro Warren Herbert as tho bride, eoup, prepared by Phil Crolln, Satur- 2. Tho Runwonlte3 gathered ueven- Tied With Wanomassa. BASEBAIA THIS SUNDAY. Mlsa Bather Conovcr as tho groom, Every item on our shelves has been tested for Qual- day night. toen hits. Goronl and Tully held tho Francis Bates as tho maid of honor, visitors to /our. The Freohold firemen by- defeating Games Scheduled to Ba Played on Miss Ethel Springsteen as tho beat ity in our own kitchens—so you are assured that Lylo Helaloy of ,Red Bank and Five doubles featured the game. Fort Jlonraouth laat week, took eolo Diamonds In Tills Section. man, Mlaa Mildred Johnaon and FUHIp and Odin Bgoland of Fai Two 6t them were mudo by Gill ot possession of iirut place In tho Mon- Quality Counts and your Money Goes Furthest. The following games are scheduled Eenhcn Taylor as tho bridesmaids, Havon report a catch of about 45 Humson, Tho others wcro made by mouth county firemen's league. Tho Stanley Parker os the flower girl, pkg pickerel In Shadow lake. They used H. Tully, Sammon and Hammond, uoldlera tumbled into third place. to bo played this Sunday on fields In Miss Geslne Smack as the brldo'a 4 * artlHoial bait. Tho largest of th« all of Eumson. The scoro; Long Branch la ih second place. this section: father, Perry Smith aa tho pago, catch was landed by Philip Egeland. HUMSON. Tho Red Bank firemen lost to Long Fort Monmouth VB. Sayreville sporting club at Fort Monmouth. Richard O'Donnell, as tho minister, It measured twenty Inches, Branch last woek. Their game with HIES Julia Parker as tho organist If. Tully SB I l 2 1 i Ituminn club vs. Eatontown Alerts en Finest Snmmon, If. - 2 0 Little Silver, which waa to havo been Parmly field at Itumson. and Dnugiaa Parker as tho soloist. BoUi salt and fresh water ^ Cllartlls, 2b _. 0 0 played Monday night, was postponed Fnfr Hoven Kobfnfi VB. Red Benk Graya Mis3 Saflk received a treasure cheBt SSeiglir. lb on Robina' field at Fair Haven. aro now in action In Iarg8 numbero 2 IS until tonight. Tho game -will bo Little Silver vs. Long Branch athletic filled with many gifts. Htimmond, cf. „.„.. played on the Red Bank municipal Glenwood Brand on tho lakes and streams of this 0111, 8b club on Firemen's field at Little Silver. DeBmond, rf. 5 field. The local vampo aro tied with Shrewsbury nthletla club VB. West Long Etata along tho count. Branch baseball club on Airport field. Tho spocieu of flBh which aro now Waters, c l Wanamassa. Littlo Sliver Is In last DBOWNED IN BAIUTAN BAY. Siveel, c 4 place. Puritan running depends largoly upon tho lo- J. Tully, p 1 . St. Jamcfi High Wins. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Government Drcdgo Worker Fell OK cation along: tho elioro the fisherman Geronl. p. - 1 Tho Red Bank Catholic high school finds himself. W L PC. Of ripo Line. 40 12 17 27 11 Freehold S 1 .760 team defeated tho Point Pleasant Long Branch 2 1 ,667 • • • LONQ BRANCH. high school nine, 5 to 3, Monday af- Rudolph Llnqulst, an employes on Boats heading oflshoro Irom Fort Monmouth 3 2 .600 AB n II FO A. Ked Bunk 1 2 .S33 tirnoon at Point Pleasant. Conway, a United States government barge Tonka' boathouse on tho.Shark river Kaplan. lh., of . . 0 1 Wanamnssa 1 2 .B33 being UBed to dredge Baritan bay at NBC at Main fltreot, Avon, will be out for DeFlnaa, ooaa 4 0 0 2 4 Little Silver - - 0 2 .000 pitching for St. James, held tho shore Ll orll, «f 3 0 10 0 schoolboys to three hits. Compton'a creek, near Belford was blackish and soa bass, which are now Desano, rff. 1 1 0 o 0 GAM15S.LAST FRIDAY. found dead Sunday morning. Mr. fi running in numbern well worthwhile. Marks, lh _ 10 10 0 Lonir Branch 2, Red Bank 1. Llnquist, who was 33 years old, was Gold Seal Selected Btatfln, if.; p 4 11 1 Freohold 7. Fort Monmouth 3. Colored Giants Loao. Within tho laat few days a lew fluke Little Silver vs. Wanamnsfia (post- walking on a pipe lino used to pump carton gfe doz havo boon caught, but tho flatfish I^erraro, Jf-» p. - 4 0 0 2 0 Tho Red Bank Colored Giants were Bush, SI) _... 3 0 2 1 poned.) ,; mud to tho main land, when he of ^ socm to havo made their appearanco McCool, 2b „ 4 0 0 4 1 OAMES LAST MONDAY. defeated by the Scarlet RalderB of slipped and fell Into tho water. Capt. twelve somewhat lato this season. Sloan, c. . _.. 2 0 0 8 1 Fort Monmouth 11, Wanamaufla 0. Bradloy Beach yesterday afternoon For poaching, boiling or Blck room. Every egff Oxley, ,2b 10 George Page of Brooklyn, who Is in • • • 0 0 0 lied Bank va. Littla Silver, (postponed.) on Mllos' field on Newman Springs charge of the dredging works, dove Down at the Highlands, at Bahra' 30 2 A 24 3 GAME TONIGHT. road. The score waa 4 to 2. for Mr. Llnquist, but It was not un- BACON, gSCO Hickory Smoked (Rindless) %-Ifr pkg 10c Landing, tho Yankee Doodle II, cap- Score ,by inolnsn: Little Silver ot Hed Bank. til half an hour later that tho dead GAMES NEXT FRIDAY. tained by Frank Lowell, has been Long Branch 00020000 0— 2 Red Bank at r'ort Monmoulh. Tho Red Bank Register travolo body was found. There was a large Wet Pack *i cana coming In with flno catches of black- RumBon 3 12 2 2 2 0 0 x—12 Freehold nt Littlo Silver. over every street In town ond every bruise on tho head. The body was fish and sea bass. On Wednesday, Errora—Sammon. Gill. Kaplnn. Doflna WannmuBan nt Lcn^ Branch. road In tha county. Lot it carry your taken to Harvey Bedle'a morgue at 8, McCool, 31o;:n 2. Two-lmna lllta—II. GAMES NEXT MONDAY. message to those who llvo on tb.ese Joseph Schoo of Mountalnvlllo cap- Tully, Saramon, H&mmonil, GUI 2. Doublo thoroughfares.—Advertisement. Keyport. big can |gc tured tho pool aboard that boat with Bed Bank at Freehold. Martel's Portuguese a throe-pound, blaokflsh, ono of catch of twenty-flva blacks and sea pt jar bass. .On Thursday, tho lucky ang- Ws so easy to have cfty convonfences wher- .ay©Hltai§e? Hom-de-Lite fer waa Harry Schol of Mllllngton, •who hooked Into a four-pound sea ever you go this summer — if you shop at Heinz Assorted cans bass, ono of forty-flvo blaokflsh and Sears. There's everything you need for sum- 2 sea basa ho took home. • * * mer hom^ or camp, all at prices that give Crushed or Golden Bantam can IC "Many eels lire being caught in the yoa more play days from your pay days I upper Shrewsbury. It won't bo long' can before tho utrlpod bass will bo tak- eaHS« dSCD Brand with Pork and Tomato Sauce ing hold, in earnest In tho Shrows- bury and along the coast from Sea- MX FOR MM ESTIMATE bright southward. PLUMBING und (biscuits in a jiffy) • • • As coon aa tho stripers aro hitting iiround Deal, tho boats from Shark Finest river will be out early In tho morn- ing with anglers who will troll (or them a few yardo from tho beach. 11 Philadelphia Cream Cornea a last minute word from BUBSOU A. Tonics of Tonka' Boat Rich, Whole Milk ft 21c House at Avon, that the charter boat captains report blueflsh offshore, Heinz 3" which means that there will bo fish- S8§( ing parties out from now on trying their hands nt trolling for blues. qliar Tonlts eaya also that the surf con- Genuine Dill 15c tains many sand eels, which might indicate an oarly run of blueflso in- each ehoro. •FOOHlSa Our Choice Brand » « « Captain Klein, oklppor of tho par- Orange Pekoe or India Ceylon /4-ft Pkg |3€ ty boat Martha which docks at the iea Highlands, put his cratt in service pk8S Saturday for tho first time thin sea- Morton's son. Ho spent tho greator part of 2 15^ the wlntx'v months overhauling his (the tlire0 food drlnk) can can boat and reports it moro comfort- Bosco 23c Diamond pineapple Juice able and fastor than ovor. rfr, coTTDgaled soles with Snnssa cana janvna uppers. Insttlalcd soles. Re. Del Monte Tomato Juice 3 25c Rob Roy Ginger Ale &™ & 112c THE ETREMEN'S IJEAGtIE. Inforeed at ankle, arch and toe. For " ° deposit bot amn and big bora. An Amman Tomato Juice Cocktail i" 17c or long Branch Defeated Bed Bank product Rainbow Pi-inking Glasses 3 * 10c Friday Night, Tho Long Branch firemen nosed out tho Bed Bank vamps, 2 to 1 last As fine a blond ao you ever tasted. Friday night at Long Branch. The shore team scored tho winning run in tho laat half of tho seventh after Bed Bank tied tho count at one all ^ tjt=3 11*8 oiflorcaj by Bi.T A mlia blend of Santos. in Its half of that frame. Bill Tildrn. FuH-slio oval tlmpwd Tho Frcohold team defeated Fort Ims Molsrore-proof strings. ft tin Monmouth laat Friday night by a Ecoro of 7 to 3. Tho county seaters IBfflHS Tho resealablo vacuum packed tin. made olx hits, two of them bolng 3 to 98c doubles by Lugananl and Vander- ball voer. Tho soldiers made seven, of Sweet Cream it. !C which ono waa a triplo by Jenkins and another a double by Kolly. Vb IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. BoUrcen CHRISTIAN H. MARTINSON, widower, complainant, ami ALIDA -M; VAN NESS mid (SUY H. VAN NESS; Coupc\« WEEKLY SPECIALS IN PASTRY DEPARTMENT at Our THOMAS. J. COLLINS and MARGARET RED BANK (Broad Street) Store: COLLINS: BENJAMIN PARKER, Exec- New upholste.7 for 79c! Smart pat- utor; STATE OF NEW JERSEY; THE terns in lons-tt.paring material. Ad- MONMOUTH LOAN, BODY CORPOR- l Ql ATE; OSCAR F. HILL and JOHN 8. Jaeialtlo to any fl »' *izc- Easy to pat APPLEGATE, Dofondnnts. " ea. Srdnin, coacft'es ... $1.49. On bill, otc. Order of Publication. Tho complainant having filed his bill herein, whorein Thomas J. Collins and Mavsarot Colllna wcro mailo defendants, and a aubpocim hfivlnjc been duly Issued Meats Give Real Satisfaction annlnst tho fluid Thomnn J. Colllna And Maraarot Colllnn to niipcar In this ault as Buch defendants; Fresh All Ami it luivinu lioen rontlo by affidavit to tho Batlofnction of the Chancoilor that the 5 Gal. let* Sizes said Thonina J. Collins nnd Margaret Col- in ywir ntxn FOWL lins nro out of thin Ktute, and can ba lo- Failed cated nt 1G Park Avonno, Now York city t Milk-fed—Soft Mcatod—Tender—Try a rn'r f"r dinner. nnd that process cannot bo served unon them within this State; Here's iho finest oil by nctuitl *&**•> It Is. thereupon, on this 23d day of iJint money enn buy. You get more Roasts from the Finest Comfed Beef Mny, 1033. For cool suimncr cookiiig, you cam Beat trie © S OitDEItUD, That tho «ald Thomas J. xnilpfi and less repairs when yo^ ooo Collins niul Mnnrnrot Collinn bo deemed E-Z-est Way! The oven is insulated with Cross Country. Permit No. 554. and taken to bo abecnt defendants, nnd that they flpponr nnd nnawer tho com- asbeBtos. It is a fast, cvcii-licathig range that © FBIL-SIZE OVEN rlnlimnt'n hill on or beforo the 24th day of July, 1053, and that in cane thoy shall docs the job every bitm well as gas. Attractive not no appear nntl nnnwer tho complain- porcelain finish. You will be proud to have nnt'a hill within tlio tlmo hereinafter llm- ltoil. the coinplaiiiiint'n bill ho taken nn it in your home or summer cottage. It's fiilly confcnncd n^alnBt tho snld Thomas J. Col- 1 lins and Mfmiarct Coillna, antl that, in giraraiiteed by-Sears. Sec it today! PolJiug, Imrdnood frame with color- caso of Biicli default, ttuch MIT»CTB. 'IinlonJ lighicr, witli renting charges. IN ALL OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS rot Cnllinn, prepaid, to 15 I'nrk Avenue, •with canopy lop ami lininhr,i{ in ajliuilt-in j)iit»>j». Guorniiloed perfcclly New York City, >vhero tlioy ununlly r©- cnnmrl. Kconomicnl to operate- Largo Frrsh colva their Iottern and mall. Bale. Be Bm-e't-o Snko one with y«si! I-UTHER A. CAMPBELL, '23c 'A tine copy. 0. 15c Sea Scallops FW;r> OARRKTfJON, Clerk. NOTICE. Delicious Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Sloop romfmtablr i»n Have lost more than 40 Iba. in the past i Ml5fi Amelia Wentworth has re- lich and Mrs. Walter D. Swartzel Lota of Property of WIIIJB A. Clayton, year. Am BradiiallHrothially reducing a>s mmjyr doc-doc|- —•— turned homo after spending (several •will be the hostesses. public school will bo hold Wednesday near Red Dank," and on file In the County tor advice.." Miso Bertha Waldo, Human, The Red Bunk ResriBter can bo bought weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Carrie night, June 14. Mary Lipford iu val- Llpik'ii Otllce. N. Dak. (Oct. 30. '32.) Henry T. Hopkins ha3 installed a in Atlantic Highlands at tho utorea of Barry of Plainfleld. edictorian and Katherine Bedle sal- BUU1NNING nt o point In the caoterly Once a day ttakn e Knificlien Sjiltn—one Willinm LefT, W. Lembura and A. Katz. soda fountain in his First street utatorian. A party for tho gradu- lino of Colemtin Avenue dlatnnt four Hun- half tcapponnfti• l ' i' ' i of hot water Miss Grace PolhemU3 ol South store, known as Warn'a drug store. dred nnd twenty-fivo feet northorly from first thin- - s every mfirnliur. Besides login The union memorial service Sun- Amboy has been visiting Miss Alma ates will take place June 15. the northorly lino of Itivcmido Drive; ugly fat SAFELY you4l gain in henl day night at the Methodist church Mrs. John P. Conncll is a patient Rev. Percy R. Comer, Jr., of Heis- thenco northerly alone: the westerly line Tarnow. of Coleman AVCIIUG fifty foot to the was largely attended. Features of in Rivervicw hospital nt Red Bank. lorville, returned Monday accom- Mrs, Jennie Kraernor is having her Mr. and Mrs. John Biodelman of Houtlioniit corner of Lot No. 10; thence the service were the reading of Lin- houso painted by Frank Yarnall. panied by his sister, Miss Amy wcRUrly nt R right nngle to Colernon Avo- coln's Gettysburg speech by Herbert Washington N. J., have been visit- Comer, who has been spending six nuo snd alons tho flouthcrly lino of lot No. A 3ar thfit lasts 4 wcekn costs but a Mrs. Carl Grosslngcr of Leonardo ing Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Cram- 10, ono hundred feet morce or loss to land trifle at any drugstore in the world—but Meinert, the reading of the Memorial has rented a bungalow on East road. weeks at Haddonfleld. Yesterday of J, P. Hendrlckeon and others t th«rtcft icr. southorly along nnld HendrfckBon lino fifty demnnd and pet ICrtifchen and if ono day service proclamation by General Two of the children of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Comer and her father, Rov. bottle doesn't joyfully pleaao you—money Charles Snyder has opened a tea feet to tho northwest corner of lot No. 16; Logan by Mayor John R. Snedeker, AlbertBennett arc sick with scarlet Percy R. Comer, Sr., left by motor thence easterly alongr the northerly line of room in a house on tho east side of selections by tho blind men's quar- fever and a quarantine notice is on for Washington, D. C. They will re- Lot No. lfi ono hundred feet moro or leo» Broad street near tho public library. *»\7() othci flnni-i ia .-i) uni- to tho plnre of HeRiniiinfr, tet, the G. A. R. ritualistic service the house. turn with Miss Hannah E. Comer, by Harry Posten and Elmer Comp- It will be known as tho "Green Par- who is a student in the National Selicd OB tho liroperty of, N"icola L!- Mr. and Mrs. Caleb LuUer, Mrs. *^ ui.-,illv popular, !-) ton, the American Legion ritualistic rot." Training school at tho capital. auorl, ot nl. tnken In execution nt tho suit Frank Andrews and Andrew Soeley of 1'rlen'in Buildlns nnd Lonn ARRnclntfon service by Joseph West and John A son was born last week to Mr. oi >t iin to lie v< lcoirpc i'l spent Saturday evening at Saycr- The official board of the Methodist of Red Bank, Now Jersey, and to bo sold Throckmorton and selections by the and Mrs. Isadore Goldman. by ville. church will hold a supper June 6. any f|iiantitv nr pr>i "cct choir. The service concluded hy the Tho local Klwanis club will enter- The Ladles' aid society will meet to- HOWAltD HEIGHT, Sheriff. ' blowing of "taps" on the bugle by Mrs, Mary Heyera spent Saturday an (.qi-v —I'm of o^to"iv. Dated April EHth, 1033. tain tho 61 members of the gradua- morrow night at the home of Mrs. Quinn, Parsona & Doremua, Sol'rOi Edward Atlee. at Trenton. tion class of the Keyport high A. C. Quast Instead of at the home <47 l.J , S1D.74 Mrs. Thomas Pettitt and daughter school at tho weekly luncheon on The first aid squad ambulance was Jean of .River Plaza spent Saturday of Mrs. Kyrll Parker. called out Saturday night and took Tuesday of next week. This has Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Hardy of SHERIFF'S SALE. <\ with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glass. Mr. been the custom of the Kiwanlans Thomas O'Donnell, 39 years old, and Glass la sick with grip. Brooklyn spent the week-end with By virtue of a writ of \i, fa. to mo di- Edward Sullivan, 15 years old, both for several years. The affair will be Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hardy. rected tssuicd out of Iho Court of-Chan- Mr. and Mrs. C. H^arry Lohsen are held at the Masonic temple. cery of tho Stnto of Now Jersey, will be of Ocean View, to tho Long Branch having the interior of their homo re- Mi's. Christine Parker underwent exposed to BUIQ nt public venduo on hospital. They had been hit by an j decorated. John Ayers Is doing the Stockton H. Hopkins has been en- minor operations on her wrist and LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY MONDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF JUNE, automobile which did not stop. ! painting and paper hanging. joying a vacation from his duties in anklo last week at tho oiflco of Dr. 11)33, Members Florists' Telograph Delivery Asso. between tho hours of 12;00 o'clock, and O'Donnell suffered a dislocated! Misses Mario and Grace Davis of the Hopkins drug store. D. Harold Karp. 6:00 o'clock 1 (ut 2:00 o'clock Dnylight shoulder and Sullivan • received jersey City are visiting their sister, Rev. W. E. Rosscll, pastor of the Most of tho refreshment and PHONE BED BANK 859. SnvInK Timt ). In tho nfternnnn of siitd First Baptist church, attended tho v, Michael Dinnen. nnd Michael Klolty, executors and U'UB- K. Callnhnn, pastor, congratulated Mrs. George Brown gavo birth to tocn, etc, of Bclia Tliomjmoni deceased", et al , taken In execution nt tho suit of APPOINTMENT the members of his parish for the a daughter,- Monday. Both tho moth- bars % cans Mnlnntay Ituildlnir nnd Lonn Amioclation, wonderful attendance. Father Cal- er and baby are In good health. a corporation of tho Stnto of Now Jemey TODAY. lahan, on behalf of his parishioners, nnd to bo Bold hy also thanked Father Wolf for his HOWARD HEIGHT, Shoriff. good work in making the mission a Dated May 10th. 1933. Leonardo News. Wniron H. Smock, Sol'r. BUY CIIA'^E & SANBORN DESSERT—All Flavors (43 1.) 818.06 Plnns were made Monday night by {Tho Red Bank Register can be bought NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE. Rinse, Shampoo, the Altar and Rosary society of St. in Leonardo at tho itorcs of Fred Meyera *lc> MRS. BERTHA FRANK, MISS E. G. Agnes's church for a strawberry fes- general eltjie.) (.UYER, MKM. A. HART or LESTER tlvnl June 6 in St. Agnes's auditor- Mr. and Mrs. Lome Waddoll nnd HART, MRS. JOHN E. KENNEDY. MR. Finger Wave, JOHN B. LAMPIUN, GItACE MacCOY, §• ium. family have moved into Herbert 1&& MRS. EDWARD MULLEE, MRS. Manicure and The Parent-Teacher association of Leonard's houso on "Washington ave- 1 RANK NORTH, MR. H. J. SILSDEY. a, nue for the summer. MR. J. W. SODEN, MR. ISAAC TUR- Eyebrows Shaped. St. Agnes's school will meet Friday NER, MRS. IRENE VONAHN HINEY, night of thi3 week, at which time Miss Blanche Leonard will enter- Get Royal Bjneapple MR. CHESTER M. WILLIAMS, MRS. o AI.L FIVE ITEMS final returns of the recent luncheon tain at a silver tea tomorrow after- JAMES CLAYTON, MAR1AH JOHN- Gelatine ?REE ! SON, MR. AU'HONSO NFA: FOR will bo made. noon at her home. Both for 1 William Travcrs Dunphy, Infant Miss Margaret Guttormaon has re- You and each of you nro hereby noti- t son nf Mr. nnd Mrs. William Dunphy covered from mumps. fied that tho ttmo for tho payment of our 3 Ikn u lid ii tho property hereinafter dc- a of South avenue, was baptized Sun- Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor of ciilcri hnvinir m-pirod, nftor duo nntira , day ul St. Agnes's church by Xtcv. New York aro occupying their sum- EGGS he i oof hud lietii given you, wo will can BO : Mlchnel II. Cnllahnn. mer home hern. Pineapple Juke UILII property, tn wit: Bed room, dinlns Finest, Lily Brand—White JUICE room, iiarlor, olllce, library and kitchen A Communion rorvico will bo held Gilbert Stimis and son John i re DOLE'S—Honey Dew Fresh-Laid Jersey Whlto 'in nlturo, kitchen ut en slip, planon, mufil- a next Sunday morning at the Presby- spending a few finys at Boston with Florida Gold—Tnll Cans ,nl Inntiumentfl, refriKcrntom, trunks and K Mr. fitimis'a son, Geor&o stlniia. tSh Cans 'ontcntn, bnt'i-els nnd contentn, boxes nnd terian church. ^ Cans gfe Cans StJ/f&O LontcntH, IUKH, llncnn, linnglttKB, tiilvcr- Mrs. Frank S. Tolman will lead the Tho Ladles' aid society will hold are, chlnnwitro, wenrlnp: npparcl, plc- I levotlonal service at tomorrow's a meeting nt the homo of Mrs. Philip tuiei, paintiiiKs. bilc-a-brac, victrolaa, Carnlo Friday afternoon. ilefkrt, filliiK tnblnetn, rndtoii, nuvpcry fur- meeting of tho Women's Missionary BAKER'S niture, tpyewriLei'fi, newintr mnchlncR, bi- society of the CentralBnpttntchurch. Mr«. Frank Behrlo and family of /Tomato Juice cycler, book cane II nnd liookfl, lawn mow- Edwnrd Roidel, baritone, nnd Rob- West Orange and Mrs. Arthur Bar- Boned Chicken H, rnken, Bhovolfi nnd nil other garden dewyck of Buenos Aires spent the O!H, OR rpe ntor too In, ntoro cimljiment, ert Brlttlngham, piano nccompanlst ' WELCH—Largo Bottles K&R I1RMMD CALUMET Brand—1-11). Cans al Kas nnd oil stove;*, hnmmockB, porch and Boloist, will present, their radio week-end at Mrs, Behrle'a summer PKEMIUM—Ji-Ib. Cake rlmini (i mi tables, lamriH nnd rihadee, broadcast from station WJDI every cottago hero. fift Bottles gBflTvC Can lot kn, tloor nnd window ocrtiPim, mntu, I O laundry equipment, bit by can! a gen, lino- Thursday evening at fi:15 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs., William Buffln of leum, null c uneii mtd con ton tn, am! all i They will feature classical works. Montclalr havo opened their summer ilhor jtoodf) known nn household off cots, home. ilnru niid oiTlco equipment, etoretl by you Finger Wave FANNING'S or in your narno rjr on your account (or nnd Rev. Thomas Thomas left Monday In vhich yrm plalm an Jutercflt), In Had Belford News. to vialt his jmrontB nt Plymouth, BREAD & Hank (iiuajiu Cimujiiny, Im:., wnrehnuee, Pennsylvania. to tio cold nt public auction at 191-204 Shampoo Chocolate Flavored—t-lti. Cans Monmouth Rttcet. Red Hnnk, N. J., en (The lied Bank ItcRijtrr can tie lmujht Mm. Mary Hughea of Bayonno In PIQCLE8 ^atiir.luy. Juno lflth, 103:t. nt 12:30 P. In the store ot John O'NeiU. tho service occupying her summer eoUngo on M (13. P. S. %•), nnd cnntinilliiK until • tation of Orvillo Cnuler nnd Henry Waa- Washington avenue. gt Bottles gftpao nil tlm i.'oodu aro Bold or until tho liens erman'ft waiting room.) Aro (mtlsfiod. Mr. and Mrn. Timothy Shenn and Mm. Arthur Compion and her family will occupy Mm. Annio JJ • RED HANK fJARAfII-3 COMPANY, INO,, grandson, Bruce VonEsBcm of Ho- liy Wllllnm H. 1'iiyton, Jr., Bec'y, Glas3'n houso on Leonard nvenuo ^or Puled Mny 24th, 10^13. Permanent Wave boken, spent the week-end with Mrs. the summer. Cnmpton'B mother, Mrs. Jano W. Edward Dunn ot How Yor visited NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT $©.00 and up Crane. 1c hln folks hero ovor tho wof^it.£,mit "utftlo t>t Anim II. fJlGphennon, deceased. Miiiil Hnv.el Craven of New York Nntlca in hereby jriven thfit tho occounta with Ringlets Mr. and Mm. Lclnntl Jdurphy' of if tho rtiibiicrllior, oxcnutrlK of tho oatnte linn boon spfndinj* ;mvt"ral dnyn nt. Washington avemio havo moviMl to <( Mlntilo II fi(oi»l»cn««n Clnili, w" it wna her summer homo hero. th« Hiirvivintr executilx and truntc of tlio 1 tho McGlll cottage on Thc,mpaon nvc. Mr. and Mr. !. John Bade have boon nue. o^tfilp of nnld (lert'fificd. will bo audited conilncd Indoorn with ^Icknefi.'i, nnd Rtnted hy llifi ijtii-itiRnto tit tho County Miss Mnzlo Grny of jijcw york I FLORIDA MEDHIM REEI)I;EBH of Honmoiith, and reported for nottlprnotU Millard Fouler took a motorcycle hnn opened her mimmen bungalow. LAKfiE KIM! in tho Orpluum Crmrt of nnid County, on rldo to Kerirny on Krlilny to nffl hln lliurndny. ilio (wpnty-pcrund dny of June, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles ( Klpfer have ff6 for gft pa C JAC Dos;. A IK 1&.13, at which tfrno Hppllcatlon wlif grandmother, MIT:. Jennie Trimble, returned nftor Eiptmdlnft ft ffiw d^y'i ho mndft f*n' Oio nllownnce of commissions 172 Mnnmnufh Ht, 1M Stink who In making a vlnil. with her nt Atlnntlo City. / nnd cnntxirl fprn. 1 >atou Mny 111. A. T>, 1(133. daughter, Mm. .lumf :! whlitton. Mr. and Mm. Howard1 linger nnd (Olijiimltu HnllriMid .Station) Mm. T. It. Coinptun spent Thurs- CA1tnil3 TINOLKT, *.on Howard of New Yor'jc spent Dec- NKW 40V Central Avmme, I'lninflnld, N. J , day at Perth Amboy, oration dny at thetheii r imil hoiT I,\rriiLrix of tho citato nf Mlnnla E. flt«- 1 RADISHES or I henr<»n ('lurk, \vli'> wen the mirvivlng Mit'ii llnrbarn KnuMnnr and Mr. Mm. Mary I'opn and iion .Stephen tuer.uttlx mid Iniatca o£ Anna It. flu- IHrciilntlon Tluit €m»if«. and Mr:;. T. it. Compion and children of New York liavo rent ed thn Mayei npent [iillldy nt Ellzulietll with Minn w tin Hamilton JKUSKV.WAHHKO SCALLIONS Dnlllvsr & KanKtor,' t•«> J * mctinaKo to ihono who Itvo on tnesa S 11 -A hi Ilii i«l «•. rhfar«!i^UAfttf«vUt BED BANK REGISTER, MAY 31, 1938.

HOW HE BEIJONOS TO THE AGES then, t»;;.-}irt;it stealing a body. If the deadly, nml that ' boxers Mil each pit. Death usually comes from a sev- to tacklo them; and flu-re \vuj\ fiorrio yf;arfl ugo severeI pairs of thieve;! hatl actually stolen tha coffin, other with knee, foot and lirad. As ered throat. abundance of delicious food to IK; inu.'ikraf:; wore brought from Canada i€d from "I^imotn tho Un- they might have been prosecuted for the hand fighting I-IKIH, one mun In cockfight in;*, eyrn aro frequent- got by gnawing ;ni£nr-c\'inr:i. II. wnrj fo ;i private rtdato nnar Pr«KUe, in Sharabba's. Barber Shop Itnowit" by Da!© Carnegie. tliut. The beet tho attorneys could drops back and kicks at ih<: other's ly torn out, hut. the birdR art; mude ;t vrry paradise for rat«, niul thry Bohemia, whcro It was Intended to da v/BU to prosecute the ghouls for throat. Hifi leg is caught and twi.-ii- to light u'Ut-v they hnve been totally multiplied exceedingly. The cann j.itfio them for Uinit* fur. Tho ani- Will CJOJO at In 1878, a gang of countcrfcltcrH having connplrcd to uteal a coltln ed. Falling, bin face Us smashed with blinded. Tim Hinmfsc cockfighter growers, in despair, decided t.n im- ni.'i!:i rscaped, inereafuHl rapidly, and tried to otcal Lincoln's body. It. la worth .$76, the maximum penalty for a Jerked-up knee, ties a Btrlntf around the blind cock's port the Indian mongoose, un uc.iivo, E:00 P. M. Week Days m4 »n aatonlahlng Hlory, During the now thry ure attacking grain, pota- which offense was live years. But After five minutes the drum head. On tho. end of the string is a little flesh-eating creature. Four or 'tfiCii, nabbat;e:i, nnd other voKctublon. '70'fl, "Bis Jim" Klnealy'fl gang, one Hie case did not corno to trial for sound!! and the boxers leavi: Hie rJng. email Wfiltfit. The cock has been live pairs wero brought in nnd (utn^ri i In t\w. opinion of nui-uraihtf'u Aw>~ 10:00 P. M. Saturdnyi of the cleverest counterfeiting crews eight months; public Indignation had Two other boxers enter immediate- trained to throw hln head from Hide loose. As the scriGonn went, on thn 11 tin, r;prrn;iny, Czechoslovakia, nnd that ever perplexed the "United Btutets died down by that tlmo; and, on tho to tilde, arid when the weight strikes rats diminished. But tho mangoorp:! FASHIONS IN FLOWEF&' ! ly. Kucti pair fight five minutes ami ; probably partn of European Russia Secret, Service, had HB headquarteiH firist ballot, four jurors actually vot- rout five mlnuteH. Fighting goes on his opponent, to leap forward and increased, and'turned tht.:ir ;UU'ntjon \v.r<: in for c;t:noufj trouble before the In the guileless town of Lincoln, Il- rii tor acijuitfl!. After a few more fitab with IIIB Bpura. It iR said that continually in nn open-air arena ut to the hen-rooBts. Al«o thr;y killed ! inii.'iki.'it Invasion in brought under THE POPULAR hybrid tearoaos linois. For years their profltH had ballots tho twelve m^n compromised Bangkok evory Sunday mid Monday blind blrdu Gomutlmcs win, but the lumbs, kids and piglingy, nnd even nnd. spnt the ghouls to the Joliet one I eaw Jlghl was slaughtered ! control—further illustration of now which are especially adapted to been fantastic. But by the spring of afternoon from four o'clock until domestic dogB nnd cats. They pur- j dangerous it. Is for man for interfere, producing ilm»nir Into tho upon his faco. Those who oaw him hold but. not usurping more than its I The Jones family. SHAMPOO IT IS NOT eanorally known that fish, liy room boy owned .two lino the sheep; they devoured both fruit Hullaud'o Jeiiowu lor bulbs waa good graces of Big Jlm'o gang. Ho then remarked how natural he ap- due place in the general harmony. Adtlt ones, each the size of my thumb, and vegetables, and they dr^troyed started wiioa Dutch adventurers admitted ho had served two terms in peared. He hud boon dead 30 years; Disturb this halunco and serious PERMANENTS. that had won many lights. IHuccxl young trees by gnawing tho bar]:. j Card of Thanks. brought tlH) first bulbo from the tho penitentiary for stealing horsey, but tho cmbalmors had dono their consequences are the result, When together in a bowl they faced each Various statos undertook thn erec- \ I wish to thank my many friends l&Et Indies threo conturloa ago. i and boasted that he was now "the work well, and ho still looked very the Portugpfce landed on St. Helena other and hung poised. One drew tion of rabbit-proof fencing to pro- ifind neighbors for their kindness and CROQUIGNOI.B gs.00 • » e 9 * boos body-snatcher of Chicago." Ho much as he had looked in life. His In the beginning of the 15th century i;-ymputhy during my recent bereave- a little to one side. The other moved vent the furry population from not- GLADIOLI can be planted as declared ho, supplied tho m^dlcul face was a trifle darker, and there they took with them many goats. The ment. to check the advance. Simultane- ing from one state into a no! her. soon as tho Ground can Da (schools of the town with moat of was a touch of mold on one wing of island wax at that time covered with I Mrs. S. Lefkowltz. STEAM & OIL j| .60 ; ously the two fishes struck, and their i Some of theno fences arc m;my hun- worKetf. Plan lor a ouccoaslon thoir cadavers. Swedes and Kin- his black tie. tately trees and luxuriant under- jaws locked in the death grip. To- dreds of miles in length. Thn Kcw j —Advertisement. ol blooms over a lone: porlod U7, ealy'o Bang perfected tho details of growth. In the course of yeara the ;ether they sank to the bottom of South Wales government otTored RACHEL SPECIAX , patting In a few each v/coli. . i thoir plan for rifling Lincoln's tomb. oats ate up all the undergrowth and KILLING TIME IN SIAM. tho bowl where they lay still, their 125,000 for a practical mothod of ox- f • • » i They would stuff tho body into a long nibbled every seedling. In time the breathing labored. Finally one of termination, but the reward wax rim- ST IS DESIRABLE to DOO oomo sack, pitch it Into the bottom of a Island became bare of trees, heavy hy tl!O them swirled and broke the hold. er won. Today there are recognized cbcmlcal fertilizer between tho spring-wagon, and, with relays of Condensed from "From Slam to Su- ainu "washed the fertile HOII into tho Swiftly they both rose to the surface rabbit-catchers on most ranches. In 'tows. Do Uils OTory two or ttitco fresh horses, would drive with all ez" by James Saxon Chlldcra. sea, and the naked rock was exposed. Marion Arendes 15 E. Front Street, and breathed. Then they sank ugain, 1930 they supplied 7,137,280 pounds of wea&fl and yoa will be surprleoa possible speed to northern Indiana; In Siamese boxing a man may'not Thero Is only grass ori the island Dance Pupils RED BANK. et ttao rcaultn. , and the flght svenfc on. now, and animals can gain but a pelts to the furriers. und thero they would hldo the body bo bitten, or kicked when ho Is on Fish fights often last, several hours, O 0 • » , among the lonoly mind dunes on tho tho floor. Thero aro no other' re- scanty living. A few years ago Australia determ- —at— Tel. E. B. 3919. ROSES require a good supply ot 1 sometimes all day, Usually the fight Man's interference -with the har- ined to'rid itself of tho "laughing 274 Broadway, Long Branch uhoro o-J Lnko Michigan. On the strictions. A blow from any part of tho Is to the death. The Siamese enter- Mechanic's Hall, available plant food and plenty, nlphfc of November 6, Sweglo,*} and body is any other part "of the body mony of nature is illustrated also in jackass," an exceeding annoying Xel. L. B. 4284. Of vrator. A heavy aoll Is desir- tain In their homes with flyh flghtn, the story of the rat and the raon- bird. Its uproarious screams aro not Fair Haven, two of Big Jlra'a gang climbdd is legal. Instoad of leather gloves, nvite their friends, and gamble 305 Bowcll Ave, Asbury Perls able sines It holds moisture, but aboard a train for Springfield. They Slamofie boxers weavo cotton ropes ;OORG in Jamaica. There were no unlike those of a human idiot. But it enould bo veil drained. , lieavily. with its disappearance came a plague. Tel. A. F. 9171. had chosen what Swegles called "a between their fingers, wrapping tho native tats in Jamaica, but they came Friday Eve., June 2d, "The Y. M. C. A. in a Confltmctlve ] I damned elegant time" for their ad- ropes so that all knots aro tied just But, next to boxing,, cockflghting there In nhipn, and found the condi- of snakes, and it was learned, too is the second most popular Siamese 8:15 P. M. Force In Our Community. Every- IF YOUR HOUSE la ot the Colo- venture. November 7 wau election above tho striking surface of tho tions on the island Ideal. Thero were late, that the "laughing jackass" is ADULTS, 35 Ccnta. body Help." nial typo, uso old-fashioned 11- epnrt. In Bangkok, fights aro held the world's champion snake killer. day. It was one ol the moot bitter knuckles. Over their trunks they ground carnivores largo enough CHILDREN, 20 Cenft). " Ifica at the corners and box wood elections in United States history. wear a triangular framo of heavy every day, hundreds of men and plants to frame tho door. ITor That night, while excited crowds wiro padded with straw and extend- women crouching about the pits and 3 JBoworo. hollyhocks, delphinium wagering thousands of dollars. Af- 95 BROAD STREET. NEXT TO RED BANK POSTOFFICE J land annuals arc In Keeping. were milling about tile newspaper of- ing from hip bone to hip bono and fices and Jamming the saloons, Big passing backward between tho logs. ter the cocks have fought for live 0 • « » minutes, they rest five. Slashes up- Jim's men hurried out to Oak rtldRo After both boxerp havo knelt and MOOT ROSES aro grafted and comctory, Hawed tho padlock off tho on their heads are sewed with a prayed that Buddha will accept their needlo and silken thread. Cuts arc should bo watched for Bbaots Iron door of Lincoln's tomb, .stepped spirits If they aro killed In the fight, coming up from tho ground. If inside, pried tho marblo lid. off tho squeezed and sucked, for clotted tho timekeeper strikes an oblong blood would make the birds drowny. allowed to remain tho strong sarcophagus, and lifted tho weodon drum and tho light beglnB. Tho box- ft KOI U A few drops of water are poured shoot from tho manctta otoclc casket half out. One of the gang erS circle slowly, bonding, twisting, upon which tho roso has Coon ordered Swegloa to bring up the down their throats and they, are grafted will take moot of the llfo feinting. Suddenly a low loft lead rubbed with a wot rag. Thoir feath- .&1P1FBI& ... For ITharsdarj, Wrlday and Saiezr&iQj hnrncH and wngon which ho had been Is made. Down go tho hands to guard i»B from tho. roso. delegated to havo watting. Llll a ers aro smoothed, and they aro uKuliiBl "• ° blurred otrenk, cooled by the alow waving of a palm- tho leg of tho aggressor swings up- But SwogleB had no team and etto fan. At tho end of the flve-min- ward and tho defendant is kicked In uto rest they are taken back to tho wagon. Ho did have eight detec- tho throat. Staggering backward, ha • When Flcllon Falls. tives waiting for him In tho memor- is kicked in tbo face, and falls. As Young Author—"Tho art In telling ial room of the tomb. Tho eight Se- ho rises, he Is struck in the groin .by 1 IN MEMORIAM. a story consists of knowing what to cret Servlco men, in their stocking- the full forco of his opponent's head In lovint: memory of Raphiiel Nirolettl, feet, rushed out of their hiding place. used as a battering ram. In retalia- who died May 31, 1032. Sadly missed by leave unsaid." wife and daughters,' Married Rounder—"It doesn't They dashed iato the dark tomb, and tion he strikes a nose-smashing jab taiako any diffcronco, my boy. My ex- ordered tho ghouls to surrender. with tho end of his elbow. porlcnco la that she llndn out, any- There was no answer. Tyrcll, dis- The fighters draw back and begin way." trict chief of the Secret Service, once more to circle. Tho crowd WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. lighted a match. Thero lay tho coflln, quickly shouts for action and the half out of tbo sarcophagus. But Too Late For Classification. From Orchard and Farm He'd, Kissed tho Blarnoy Stono. where wcro tho thieves? Tho de- shout Is answered by ono boxer kick- TRY SCHIMMELS Ing at his opponent's faco. Ho miss- GIRL WANTED for housework. Apply Tramp—"But, lady, every Chrlet- tectives vainly . searched kho ceme- lifter 8:00 P. M. ul'Zi Woat Front jnafl for twonty-fivo yoara I've re- tery. es; before ho can regain his balance 1 ho is struck in the mouth by -his op- "ti'eot, Jlc.(M3niVk.__ FLORIDA ceived something from this house- Ten days later they wore caught in BRAND now Cliovrolc'C coupe. nnn\iTn~To!it~ Sample Bottle of since before you wore born.'1 ponent's flat, tho cotton ropes carry- less thnn 100 miloc for unle; ho?f C.IBII Chicago, brought to Springfield, and Ing away blotches of skin. The flght- offer on down payment ncccptorl. baifinfo doz. Mlee Fortyodd—"Oh, woll, that's thrown Into jail. For a time there ora stand too to too and pound each O. M. A. C. lei'mn. If intcrc:4cfl nildfcns Crosse & Blackwell's With Your Lamb Bifforeht. I'll oco what I can do." wa3 lntenao public indignation. Lin- other's face, making Httlo attempt It. M.. box Jill, Rcr! Hnnk.- coln's son Robert employed tho boot at oelf-flcfenoc. Tho crowd doesn't SKVEN-noOM"'iioulier fill imifn7vcmonK lawyers in Chicago to prosecute tho for rent, lmjuirc at 7 ;i \V;i!i!ici: s-lrool, Boyo can maito extra pocket money like It, knowing that tho fist la not Red Bunk, one block from Fit mid otrool, 8 oz. jar -fjfl^B falling Tho Register—Advertisement gang. Thoro was no lav In Illinois, near phftpping diatrict. Oi- tclcphono As- J_H FRESH <£ DAY'S WORK wnntad: enn t:lvo lici-connf With the Purchase of a Leg of Laifnb __rflferonco. Phone lfiu-.7,' Ited Unnk. FOVTBATUE. conl "vrmKoVal^r. "Knf," ,ar,^ cheap. Phono 2'iu ](ed Bank or lUS Hj'fl^oji^^ciijio^not^ ttn n k •______QUAKER SOP for nnlo. William Kant, TiiildlcTodu FRESH KILLED All Sizes phono 2S1-J. J PLANTS—Kcil. "'White" ami M Huu MM pf PIJFFFP PJiTK' potntoofl; rod nnd while yitn^ ci_(i nil treated to prevent JSInck Ilnnl Mi H u- ry D. Bolc-c, Wilson toad, Mtitn\ an, box 80.JR. ^^0^2^^ . __ ® pkgs OI for r&nt, ^ix rnnnvi InrhTnn flvonuo; nil Improvement>» All looms Juflt dono over. Rout to it *ponn))Ip fnni- LARGE BOSTON ily very icnBonablo. i'hono I\umson U.81-J. PADY TURKEYS for snlc: iuio irvmm" head able. AIno hntrhlnff CRC M iwifcJi^, •Nutfiwiimp rond, ncmnd farm on lefL X;oni Puffed Wheat River I'laza firhont,* C OlXl E" . p iu> p 1"cT~f n r PIII p ' MveiT'ttrnh old: vory hcauttrni Miblc mul whitr, GENUINE SPRING LOIN ® pkgs. hrerl from (•Iinmpirm Htot-Ji; j en nm 1 !r ^^ Relih. Nnli^Munii loaii, MUIIII iiiin oil lie You've put off placing your order for loJTt fr_tvni River Plnr.ii mlioul GET n new dcnl by bnyiiu Itiiiilidd "tlio anolillQ of power. Mo it ptiwi i mm a oronomy. No crooked i>n*tml i me no IDEAL BRAND FRESH CREAMERY printed office'stationery supplies, because..you. oiEcd ennh price; junt. one utmUIit IHIIO for ovorybody. 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I n to ml- vlno nn wny of infti^etlin; Mil I, IN iptnil trn-lp PI Ire. Vm-y l dreia Gauabtt lios 648, fU' Page Sixteen KED BANK REGISTER, MAY 31,1983. Little Silver Is Colored Glaats Win Another, Beat The Red Bank Colored Giants Fair Haven Wins, 7 lo 1, in Close Gam© on Parmly Field added another game to its long Red Banli High School Baseball iitrinu of victories last Thursday Team Disbanded Last Week Game Featured by Four Dou- Won by St. Mary's Team of night when they defeated the Ked and Schedule Cancelled by ble Plays—Phil Egeland j Lakewood Sunday Afternoon Bank Tigers, 7 to 1, at MlleS'a field. Holds Opponents to Four Hits >'.; By GENE SABAZBN, >—Geroni Relieved by Tully, Tho score: Principal Harry C. Sieber. COLORED GIANTS. Tho Fair Haven Robins easily de- World GoH Champion. Tho St. Mary's baseball team of Tlio last ami "worst defeat nf the feated the Little Silver athletic club (Ai Told to Alan Gould) Lakewood defeated tho Kurnson nth- Green, 2b. .,.-..„.., Aan :imi E baseball yeuson was received by the last Sunday afternoon, at Fair Hav- lotlo elub, 4 to 2, last Sunday after- ....ywuutt, if. — 2 0 No matter whether it's in a na- Willluma. n 4 1 lied Bank high school team last en. The score -was 7 to 1. Phil Ege- noon on Parmly Hold. Each team Wednesday afternoon when Harry 1 tional championship or a club tourn- Hnrrle. us .'_ 4 1 land, pitching for the Robins, held ament, you can't win with "nines or mado eight lilts. If. Green, lb 4 1 C. Sinbfr, principal of the hifjli the SUvcrltcs to four scattered hits. Danny OSeronl, in spite of a bad Jolinnoii, If 3 1 fiehool, disbanded tho nine, Tho ac- sevens" on your golf card. Dirk, c 3 0 The Robins made nine off Schneider finger, started on tho mound for the Tuliby, Ob 2 0 tion came an a climax to a series of and Craw/ord, Pitcher Egelnnd also Right away you probably will re- Rumsonites and was relieved in tho violations of rules, arguments and mind mo that Bobby Jones won tho X-Vo«l, cf - - 0 1 made twelve assists. loss of interest. Following tho con- third frumo when tho visitors scored Threo f.'ist double plays by the 1029' National Open championship three runs on a pair of hits and 6 27 1 8 8 foronco' of coaches of all school despite a couplo of sevens on hlo threo free pauses to first. Jim Tully EEC BANK TIGEIIS. '• sports Mr. Sieber cancelled the ro Robins and ono by the Sllverites An 11 H H font ures of the'game. Odinand last round. That Is quite true, but went in to relievo him and manured Scheldt. 21 4 0 0 o m:tindex of the schedule, dftsbiiiulerl 6E M/\OE ro OBOER FOC. it also Is true that Jones was lucky to Jiojd Laliowootl scoreless tor tho " IOIIIB, yb 3 0 0 1 tin* team and announced that no let- Andy Egeland and Kettel each made Foi'iiea, BS. 4 0 I l two hits for the Robins. Mitty AB- to squeeze out a tie with Al Espin- remainder of tho game. Rumuon, ter awards "will bo made this year oaa that day and get a second chanco Omoy, cf. fl o o l for baseball. elietlino of Little Silver also made a after making two In tho third, how- MucUonulil, p., If :". 2 0 0 0 pair. One of the lattor's hits was a to win tho title, in a playoff. It's tho ever, failed to tally. l-'itrrnr, Hi 2 0 0 ft Ross Wiley, baseball coach nt the exception that proves the rule. Cliumbcr.1, c 3 110 double. Collamore of Fair Haven One of tl^o features of tho frame Sheldon, p., If 3 0 10 school, reported that interest had made tha only other extra base hit Tailed to "Finesse." f fallen off to such a degree that only .was a spectacular running catch by Molton, rf 3 0 2 0 of tho game, which was a double. In that same tournament, If I had Gcfsrlgefl of Laltewootl of a fly from five players reported for practico on 27,1 6 :|| one afternoon and i*& other times Little Silver scored its only run in not taken several bad sixes, on com- tho bat of "Chick" Zelgner, which one afterno a i paratively easy holes, I would have robbed the latter of a bit good Tor fJiG not enough varsity players reported ^xlh inning. The Robins made been tho winner. > threo bases. Tho acore: Monmouth A. C. Wins to make up a team. This condition ttiree in tn0 fourth on threo hitaand an er That -was one of tho things that I1UMS0N. restilted in Red Bank losing to every ror. Xn tho fourth they drove led mo to study my cards. I found II. 11 I'd ft * From Neptune Nine* team this season. Of the- nine games Schneider from tho box after scor- that my chnnbes of winning four M. Tully, oa. _ 4 0 '!, n n in four mor0 runs 1 1 0 II playnecd . .Red Hank won two, but on S - The score: open championships had beoh " ' FAIR HAVEM. dtarclln, 2b. . 4 0 1 1 i The Monmouth athletic club o£ return 'engagements these two wins AB EH MA "blown," within a period of six /.dgler. lb. ... 0 1 R 0 Red Bank defeated tho Neptune ath- were overshadowed vrht?n Hcd Bank O Enclnnd, If _... 4 1 years, because I had sixe3 or sovena IlammonO, cf. 0 1 •1 0 Eselnml, c. . 4 Gill. 3b 0 1 letic club, 5 to 2, last Friday night lost the return game:'. The school 7 1 on my cards. at Neptune. Tho score: authorities stated that although the Kc'.tel. us 4 2 3 Dcamond. rf...... 4 n 0 1 0 H. Iceland. 1 b. . 4 0 0 How did I talto these sixes and Sweel. c? 3 0 1 11 0 liED DANK, baseball team was a financial loss Crispel!, rf 4 1 0 Geronl, p 0 fl 1 UH HE they would have continued their Lov.-i*. 2b 5 2 sevens? I'll toll you. I failed to J, Tully, p l 0 0 1 Collnmore. cf 1 1 Colcmnn, 2b 5 1 a 1 schedule if they had thought the Stmine, 3b 4 0 0 0 Madcc. 3li 1 S 32 2 fl fl gamo would aid in developing; the 0 12 Reovc3, na R 0 1 0 V. Escland, r. . kAKEWOOD. II. ThoriiLun. If 5 12 0 spirit of sportsmanship and' co- V 71 A a. Thornton, lb 0 0 11 operation among the players. J 32 7 0 27 22 Houeon, 2b. ... 4 1 • 0 vr3> 3 Tuylt'r, p 4 0 2 00 LITTLE SILVER. Sokolow, aa. . „. i 0 0 0 Torry, rf. 4 2 2 0 Several weeks ago William Sweel j (1 r> r.nd Robert Fitzgerald were suspend- An It H PO A T. Grondlncttl, 3b a 1 0 n Lurry, c 4 1 0 0 Merriman. cf. Iloyno. If 6 1 n 0 o Uchcnck, cf 4 0 0 0 ed from the team on charges of play- M. Aschcttinn, 2b 3 0 2 12 WrlBht, lb. ... „... 3 1 1 H 0 ing1 on outside teams while holding N. Aschottino, K 4 0 114 Boyle, cf II •I. ? 0 40 5 10 2 positions on the high school team. Smith, If. _.._ 3 0 0 2 1 J, Grandlnettl. c 1 0 1 0 1 NEPTUNE. Tomninc, 11 S 0 1 10 0 Hurnett, c. ... I 0 0 0 AB : H E Sweel resigned and transferred his Morris, rf _ 2 0 0 0 0 nralateif? rf...... 1 0 0 0 Whitely, cf 4 0 10 activities to the track squad. Fitz- Cninmlrlello, c 2 10 4 0 GeoriHed, rf. . 2 0 1 0 WIIIIB. 2 2 0 Schneider, p 1 Wiley, I> .'. . 3 0 1 1 i nix, 3b. 4 3 0 gerald was re-instated on the team Davlo. If 4 several days later. Sweel was de- Crli-rciord. 2 0 1! • — ! 31 * 8 27 13 Urown, 2b 3 10 clared ineligible for school athletics 10 Score by Innlnsa: ' Campbell, rf 3 0 10 last week when it was found that Ecoro by Innings! r O Ijokewood 11)11111 0—4 Duality, c 3 0 2 4 Little Silver 00O0010O 0—1 All nijbts Reserved by The Herninn, lb 3 0 0 2 he had continued his outside play- Humnon 00200000 0—2 Wlngo, p 3 0 10 ing in violation of his agreement not Fair Haven 00034000 x—7 to participate in outside athletics. Red Bank Tenth Heayy Hitting ,31 2 12 7 The disbandment decision was Boys can make extra pocket money unanimous with those present at the Catholic Youths , . „, . ,,.. Features Game selling Tho Register—Advertisement^ meeting last Wednesday afternoon. m Shoot une So far as is known this is the first Win Church Meet | ^ time a Red and Gray team has ever Soldiers Defeat Union Baseball Field Club Loses Two Games to Tho Monmouth athletic club of N O W H E R II i been broken up and the schedule „ , x . T~c , , i Thirty Teams from Nine States Red Bank outbatted tho Matawan 6joTlili8onutl»nil NswafTlt cancelled. The high school athletic Club of Mount Holly by Score the Laverne Athletic Associa- athletic club by flvo hlta and won, Pre^bytenaChurchesn Seconand dSt an. Anthond Thiryd J ^ Dj3trict of Columbia 11 to 9, last Sunday aflernuon at RICHARDSON coaches who 'were present at the Compete in Annual Contest at of 10 to 1—Bluth of Fort tion of Newark—Both Con- S'l'h J«ff« fomforlilila obln; conference were Ross Wiley, base- in Track and Field Events Keyport. Tho vialtora mado 21 hits. o-tt. neflaf(Xvn;fotnplotoeaulp- Monmouth is Batting Star. testa Very Close. monl—only f 1 Jinn Kow at Now ball; William Sherwood, basketball; Trenton. Errors wero also plentiful. The lork I Llrttit rerm.nnit Mo. Held by Red Bank Y. M. C. A. score: tor Jioat fcihoir. Over 60 tieati TVHlnrd Rinehart, football; ... Donald Tho Fort Monmouth baseball team Tho Leonardo Field club dropped nn illiplay, Includlnf lateit The Red Bank police pistol team Maltliewi md ltlchar";'" Ncedham, trade; Robert Patrick, The track and field team represent-- iinlahed teiiUi in' lilt; annual' inter had no troublo in defeating tho Union two games, to tho Lnvprno athletic JlED BANK. Cruliirii Utter Bp«.d Do.ti. tennis; assistant coaches, R. Theo- ing St. James church romped off baseball club of Mount Holly last """".:. AU K 11 K Used boslg ami rneinoi. 'forrai, state pistol match held by tho association of Hillside last Sunday Coleman, 2b 6 1 u 1 8 P.M. Tel. Al.gouo»ln<-O80».i dore Bixler, football; Henry Fisher, with first place In the meet held fcy Jersey state police last Saturday af- Sunday afternoon at Fort Mon- afternoon at Leonardo. The visitors Sommc, 3b 6 12 0 football and Chester Wilhelm, base- the Young Men's Christian associa- |tcrnoon""at Vrcnt"o"n." The "local "blue mouth. Lewandowski, pitching for won the first game by a scoro o£ 5 Kcevcs, p 6 13 0 ball. tho soldlera, held tho visitors to H. Thornton, us 6 12 0 tion on the municipal Jleld last Sat- jcoatg made the same number of to 3, Each team made three hits. C. Thornton, lb 4 2 :i 3 urday afternoon. The Catholic points as the Sea Girt rifle and pistol three scattered hits. The 'feature play of the first game Taylor, If 5 3 3 0 youths gathered 46 points. club, but were awarded tenth place Tho soldiers, besides netting ten was a diving catch made by. First Terry, rf , 5 12 0 Second place went to the Presby- because of their better score for rap- hits, took advantage of eight errors Baseman Smith of the Leonardo Larry, c r 5 2 3 3 Red Bank Outbats terian church with 32 points. The Sohmo, cf ,. 6 2 4 0 Round id firing". by thD Union team. Bluth of Fort team, which woulcKhave done credit Trip St Anthony team was third with 21 The tie between the Pennsylvania Monmouth starred at bat with three to a big leaguer. The box score: 'I"?'. ;>•• '• 1 48 H 24 "7 points. The Methodist athletes made state police and the Delaware and hits, one of them a trlplo and an- ••'*'•• MATAWAN. Alerts But Loses 'finesse," and by that I mean tho SUNDAY, JUNE 4th six points, the Trinity Episcopal Hudson railroad police for first place other a double. Tho score: LEONARDO, AD II H E Leave RED BANK 7:S6 A.M. lame thing that happens so often at Weblo, If 6 0 2 0 team two points and the First Bap- was settled in the tamo manner. FOKT MONMOUTH. Miles, r.. If. AB n WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th Ninth Inning Rally Gives Eaton- 3 2 the bridge table. VanClcnf. PH. C. 5 2 ;l 0 tist church one point. Both teams made 1.-1G5 points, but Mnxion, If., Shenrney, 3b „ '.. 5 12 0 Leaves KED BANK 8:00 A.M. AD R IC TO Smith, lb 4•i 0 town 7 to 6 Victory Over The St. James and-Presbyterian rfthe constabulary team made a better Cox, rf 10 0 In other words, if I had been will- Smith, lb 5 2 2 1 (Eastern Stmulnrd Time—Add Ono " -lly, rf - 4 10 0 Macintosh, B3 _ 3 Ing to sacrifice distance and make Kostni!, 2b 5 2 14 Hour for Unyliuht Saving Time). Grays—Grays Unable to Hold teams each won four first places, mark for rapid firing. Covelesky, cf 4 irtin, cf .' 3 3 12 the proper, sensible play, instead of Lntnick, cf 5 0 2 3 Early Lead. ^ Tho St. James church "won because Thirty teams took part in the con- Cliuh. 2b , ,.... f> 3 i3 1 Thompson, 2b 3 Kvlno, c „ \.. 3 0 11 Rotuming tlclicta nood on nny New of a better balanced team. The Pres- test. The scores of the tan highest ZUcCarthy, 3b 0 0 0 0 VanNess, 3b. 10 0 tryiny to "shoot the worko" when in (ifiymnrz, pa 5 0 2 0 Jersey Central tinln, cxcciit The Blue byterians made nil but one of their Mack, 31). •-. 4 2 2 0 Bennett, rf. difficulties, I would have, achieved Aumack. p 5 0X1 Comet, on (into of wiJc. COIIHUU ticket A last inning rally last Sunday af- follow: Pennsylvania state police, Shaffer, HP - 4 12 0 WillinnM. c. Alno, c „ 4 2 3^.0 iiKoutn for Icnvins tlmon from stations points in the senior class. St. James better results. not nliowii In thin mlvcrtisenieiit. Othor Itrnoon netted victory ioj* the JEaton- 1,465; Delaware & Hudson railroad Jenkins, lb 6 1 0 ft Esidio. 2b. 1 town .Alerts in their game with tho made but 15 points in thi3 clasa and police, 1,465; !New York city police, Oltley, c. - _.._...... 4 0 0 ,1G Better Not to Gamble "'. .'•...'. ". - 48 0 10 10 nddttipnnl informntion. Otlici .oiccu^- secured the others in the junior Syzmoneki, ]f,~ 5 0 2 0 SI 3 6 2 Biono Sun., Juno IB, and Wed., Juno 21. Eed Bank Grays at Eatontown. The 1,456; Pennsylvania highway patrol, Leivandowski, p. — 4 0 0 0 I do not mean to say that a man 7 to 6. Tho Grays, though events. The Baptist, church made its 1,451; New Jersey state police, 1,4-18; HILLSIDE, Tho road to better and blcpor busi- Ecore was AB It playing for a national championship ness leads through Tho Register's' ad- their oppon- lono point in the only event in which Massachusetts state police 1,4-12; Jer- 39 10 10 27 Woynodn the losers, outbatted it had an entry. .. 6 1 should not tako chanceB at tirjies, vertising columns.—Advertisement. ents, 11 to 8. sey City* police, 1,441; New York state MOUNT HOLLY. Clark, c. . J 1 but there are Important occasions Tho Grays got off to a good start Two St. James lads were flrst and police, 1,430; Metropolitan police of AB RHPO P. J.-iKCr, If. .40 second in tho individual scoring:. K. Boznrth, 2b 3 0 Chnborda, 2b. .. 4 1 when discretion is tho better part by snaking three runs in the flrst Washington, 1,422; lied Bank police, 2. >Iixon, us 0 Fail-brinks, cf. of valor. Pecyno made thirteen points and D. 1,417. ii. Albcrtson, EH - 2 .21 frame. Tho Alerts countered in the It. Jaser, 3b. .. ..4 0 For instance, if I am in tho woods, third with Ilvo and the Grays made Arnone< madetwelve. W.Garatti of ["'"fhe following othor teams finished Gordon, 3b 4 Wilde, ii .30 tho Presbyterian church was a close in the order named: Sea Girt rifle Storey, lb , S Porker, lb . 3 1 with a long and dangerous carry to one in the fourth,and one in the Budd, If -..- 4 Patrinko, rf. .. third with eleven points. and gun club, West Virginia state po- .20 tho green, my best, bet is to take sixth, which tied the score. A pair J. Albcrtaon, c. p - 4 Paid, rf. ...! ..2 0 tho penalty, play safely for a four of runs in the ninth gave them vic- A feature of the meet was the 440 lice first team, Elizabeth police, Atkin3. cf 2 yard tun in the senior class which J. Nixon, cf. ...„ 2 or five, rather than gamble on a tory. The score: Union county park police, West Vir- Shlnn, rf _....!.-. 1 33 6 6 3 was won by F. Wyckoff of the Pres- ginia state police oecond team, Hart- three and wind .up taking a six or KED BANK. Trowl, If 3 The viattora had an even harder scven. AI! It II PO A byterian church. Wyckoff took the ford police, United States military Russell, c _ 2 lead at the first corner by worming time getting to Jackie Miles, as he Aunnt, U 0 1 '2 0 academy, university, Hows, p. c ,— 2 0 pitched a better game .than "Curley" My cards for 144 holes of play on MacDonnlcl, 2b 1 his way past eight entries and from Maryland state police, Midtown club tho British and American Open Vacrnrrlli, rs i) 1 then on built up a lead by long, easy 32 1 3 24 II Maxson in the opener, but his sup- : of New York city, Patcrson police, championships last year showed only 5c, 10c & $1.00 Store ntnl P. 0 1 strides. Score by innincs: port was wobbly in the pinches. Hill- Palam'.nuio, \\ 10 27th division National Guard of New Mount Holly . 00010000 0— 1 one six and no sevens. That ono six Fort Monmouth 4 2 0 3 0 10 0 X—10 side was quick to take advantage of Cm/It, oh :\ (i Tn the half mile relay Gnrrati came York, palisades intrr-.stnt.e park po- the "breaks'1 and was victoriuG, 2 to was due to a careless pitch to the Cnrcy, cf. ... 0 2 from behind in the last quarter to sixth green at Fresh Meadow. It 47 BROAD ST. Formerly Prown-Cooper Co. Gcnulc. rf. . lice, MorrLstown police, 44th division ]. Each team made only four hits. Clair. c 1 a win after his church had lost the National Guard of New Jersey, The score: was trapped. lead to St. James dm ing Uiu third Hitigewood pulict;, Delaware ctatc po- Shrewsbury Aces Win lap. lice, Kemny police, 78th division tint- *On<: out • linn -winnir.;: run From Oceanport Nine LEONAIiDO. Dr. Thoman McVey, representing ted States army ieamvus and Sum- AD H JI E KATONTOW.V. Egldlo. If .40 2 0 ,Third Straight For Purely, lb. . the Red Bank Elks club, which put mit police. 4 up a silver loving cup for first place, The Shrewsbury Aces converted Maxson, rf .. 3 1 0 0 .' i Policemen George Clayton and five hits and four of their oppon- Smltli. lb , ..3 0 1 0 The West Bergen A. C. Mcehun, i,s. presented the trophy to Captain Ar- Charles Errickson each made 290 for MacIntOflh, B". .. 3 0 1 1 E. rhn-rv. If., iiunv of Hit; EL Jninvtt. tiaim. Tim ent's errors into six runs to win, CCovclcsky, cf. ..3 0 0 0 Kb. ; 4 flie ioc.il U?ani. Vo)ictiiim.ii Benjamin The West Pei^jon athletic elub cup becomes the possession of the tn 3, last Thursday night over the Maisu, 2b Z. O O 0 Rra'lley. P. Pr>-or mnde a score of 286 and Lieu- Hollawoith, 3b 2 0 team winning three mccta. Oceanport baseball team at Shrews- blanked tho Red Bank Bisons, 3 to 0, IX Chii-<*y, rf _ •: tenant Harold Bavison was next Horn, c. . last Sunday afternoon. It was tho 7.immf"m;iu , 2h \ The summaries: bury. The score: WillinmB, c YnnBruM. with 284. Captain Harry T. VanNoto Miles, West Bergen's third win of tho sea- CLASS A (If. Ycnr mid Under). made a mark of 267. SHREWSBURY. son and their second shut-out. The r,<) yuril HILLSIDE. score: lOft-j-.'ird d.'i'ih- reryn n, St. James, first.; Cut, lb ttiitmitown o o :> t) o o o o 2~i Hillcre&ts Defeat An I! H F. WEST BEhGEN. I"i-.%'iro, St. Anthony, rccond; McIIuuh, Lnno, p Woywoda, ss. ... , AB n H E KpiM-upiil. third. Pierce, BB Clnrk. rf 5 0 0 0 i,(iM y;ini itluy -—St. Jumps, firM; St. Little Silver Hi-Y HnKuTton. cf, . Jngcr, If Soden, c 4 I1 0 Colored Giants Lose Anthony, lipr-oml ; Ki'iscopnl, th l Wilson. 3b Cluibordit, 2b, .. Hammond, lb ~ 4 0 Jttinii'iuw broad jumi>--AV. Andre , St. The Hillcrcst Panthers nosed out Hionlnn, 2b, ... Nnhalka. c iMaUcto, 2b 4 1 Jiiinui, l\y-\; K. I'cryiio. ^t. Jnmon, i ond; the Little Silver Hi-Y club 3 to 2, Knllivnn. rf Fflirbnnkfl, lb. . Tllton, P - 4 1 To Long Branch Team Fii'HMt. St. Anlhniiv. third. Poole, if Itonitinyiihiui. cf. Mn7.zaroppi, 3b _ 4 0 ,i j'otmd vhoi jiut—W. AmlrewR. St. last ThurHclay nl^ht in a uoven-in- ; Oiirynnkii. 3b. ... LnfnycUe, cl 4 0 ,T; .rnrs' iirst: Figaro. Ht. Anthony, second ; 26 0 & 2 Tho Dollar fj'ivin;-; ntoro team of W. .MaKoo, IJaiUiiit, thud. ninf; game at Fort Monmouth, The SonnenburE, r. . McLnuKlllin, If. 4 0 score; OCEANPOHT. Krister, rf - ! 3 0 T.onj,' I'ranch put mi end to tho lied CLASS It (If, to 10 Yearn). AI! U )I K Will not bo Kiinlc Colored tlkinls' winning streak 101 yjuit di^h—\V. . sold to hi.--t Sund,:;,' nm-rnoun in a ^aine at P.. OToi AB n0 H K G. Hurley. »• HED BANK BISONS. Avttcs.v, Si. Jiimet, third. Time; JO. 5 lliiiK. lb litorclEccpoia. •Jliif^' lio-d an Kvv:.ni\n S]>i'ing:i ruad. 'i'. O't'oti nor. ih 3 D 0 II. Itynn, 3b Atl It 31 E (1n«li—W. Cnrrn R. Iti.lis MI, V M. Oroni, If 0 Tliu ;'. •.•:"fJ '.vhlch \vn:'> -S LO 3, follov/ii: vnnl E. I'niloy. l, - 0 0 ii),t; fi loyrlun, jMot liiMllii W. (itn.ni. Hi -... 5 Jtl-.ii JiANi:, 1 Wolcott. 2b 000 D. Geroni, c 4 0 3 ie, H .. Jiimei*! t h lid. 01 0 AH K Mi' lly. if. . "Miller, cf - Forbea, 3b .•..- 4 L. Fnrloy, c J. Adams, 21, 2 ril run-r. Wv&off. 1, IK .. J. Kyan, rf o on Felt Base 0 «> I la I). Amonc, St. Jaim fUewnnl. if. Ciiprionl, cf _ 4 ea. Tennis Shoes •t. Jfiiiu-f", thiul. 'i i Ott, cf 101 Aumnck, HS 4 Local Marltamen Win Bronze A. Conti, rf. . :.— 2 0 0 RUGS ' ichiy- -rrenliyteihui (Wyrk- 3 B i Medals for Third Place in In- I. Ceronl, p 3 (1x0 FT, . & Sneakers nir. /, llidno. Catruli), fust; .St. HILLCREST, P. Contn, 2li Jiiir id; St. Anthony, fhirrl. AH It ICeansburg Athletics terstate Pistol League—Berk- A. Adams, rf 2 .li.hi Jl' I,. -T. Vn •111. St. .. :i n II. ' ny. J'irnt; 1'*. ' rl;ofr. l're«byl rln .. 2 1 eley Wind Championship. 37 0 4 B I; It. Anioup, Jnmc3, third. DiaDi - .. S 1 Down KLeyport, 8 to 5 FLIT Bamboo Rakes ; ::•) fcft, 1 i r.up.i The Red Bank police pistol team I.miiKl nh'.t, put--P. Arn >np. Ft. .7. Co ,n-y. If H 0 1 0 finished third in tho Interstate police SHORE BOWLERS WIN. , lir:l : .1. Vi'rinicn. i'i c l>y <(ji Tho KennEburrr ntblotlc club won y . t'r- M. C mrii'y, p _ ;i i) 1 o an Intorborough league Ranio from pistol league which ended its season l'i-cpliyti:i-l thlril. u o l o Branch Champions Defeat the I' f,.,t. I-'. Inrhr:.. s.i-f. V.'.'1'.'.'.V.V.V.V17ZZ.".'.™". last week. Members of tho team will 4x7 thn Harltan Colored Olants Innt Commorclnl Chauffeurs. fiarvnnlzecl AC Soj. Ft, .,iv • J I'm,In,-.I, f.t. Antho nc, if Wednesday night nt Kcyjiort. The rccolvo bronzo medaln. Tho Berkeley, V..u'.it I'. f,l, vtr. inn. recoi California team was llrat and the Jer- GRASS RUGS riciL rrinn, thiul. ni^tiui Hcoro waa 8 to 5. Tlio Bamn wont Tho Jereey Central power and Iu3 • In.li ocvon Inninga. A triple by Jim 'I'ully sey City pollen second. Tho winning light company of Long Branch, win- waa ono of tho fenturnn, Tho scoro: team will receive a £il|ver loving cup ner of tho Long Branch bowling Screen Wire *^ Shrewsbury Defeats Local Jruckmen Win KKANSDUIin. and tho members silver metlalii. Tho lenrruo, defeated tho Commercial 2B-FT. AH R I£ K Jersey City marksmen will receive Chauffeurs, champion!) of tho Bed Bradley Beach Nine From Neptune Cards Terry. If bronzo medals. Bunk league, last Thursday night In Garden HOBO II Msriilor. 21.. -... 3 I threo rimtclies nt tho Recreation hall Tlio ,cihrf:WF,l)Ury athloUo club oon- Tlie B. and B. trticldnK company .1. 'I'ully. rf STANDING OF THE TEAMS tMk I, PO on Newman Sprlnfin road. Tho viol- PAINT leW qiH'iptl tho Searlot Haidorfj fif I>rallim\ Till1 lico Ite.l Unnk 2 .11611 Clothes Baskets CARD TABLES fl v.-is:; injuic.l Jitu l;ii,t [iallirduy Sl.rililfKti'en, 111 Neptune .1 .r,»o men hi thfs thrt:o nidtlchca. Tho MlltEWlSIIUKY, -hi. uhi'ii. v.'hlli; v/nlkinic altm;; thi HEI) HANK. I'mtrrnmn, 3b ,. Mmkcifon - •I .3113 All All 11 Uhrilt, cf iti' Iilnliway "t .'ilin'w.ibuiy, lies \< i i Hoatim 4 .339 Rii rilan 2b. rilnn. H Iliinrhnmltm II .000 HANK. iii'U by it car ovvnr.l atnl tlrivo.n In 1. MBHI II, '•. iiiiiiirtiir r, lb .1110 KEYPCmT. Mimn.lers .'. mi 157 hrrl W. ,'inliUl (if Krerett Jold IK' MOM i, rf. -1 0 0 » The lied Hank niarUiimen won l;nli- v, ;il AII n it r. Wilier ....-'. 173 1116 nitli. v.'lio v/as' iKcieut'iUn;^ toward If rionlrr. .' ' ill their final content last week. Their lUynolds ISO . Hi Morris, I> i»a opponents wero tho JMiiKhtunton, Minn ISO no :il Liiinlt, Uiok Ilio man t.i 111' , 3 0 0 0 187 r.! n't .11. If Klilulit :t o I Srliu ick, rf. ^v,',:l li'calfil fdl" (MmtUiiinm! (jf th» a total of iltit) pointy. Tho Mow \"uih 1141 811 Ilrov.il, 2 O 0 0 !,(•/•. Hi otfito polleo ii(>tt«] 888. on t. iiil|;h. lie was thtn rcninviil lo I.I1WH on, If. ., i.otm IlHANCir. HOLLAND—32-In. x 6-Ft. i liiiiin-. l-!o <'li;ii|;t:i wi-ri! lim.l. JO -1 n, cf. .. roilcrniuii Gtuirgo Clnyton WKVA illllltll 1(53 JIIIADI.l'.V llKAt'-H. ilc imliru ntlticlH'il to Ilin Mldill. HKl'XUH .• on. 2b, high with n i:i:oro of 1'Jfl. Policeman rhllllim 100 All Ii Mnrrin HO White, Green, Ecru. 1 l| I I Jllll' f' Mill.- If. ;i l Chirle.'i Krickuoti made a mark <>( .1. Tirniiihio l'J'J 2 IS =!> 6 3 ; '^ar, ivi- invr:iilr.a3. C»i>- T, 'I'lunnlno .^._ 1t:»ti. Mi-n'linit i with tho ntlvortlner In tho bomi/ldc !ifi!) !>14 0G8 wild li'-clc .'llilfflDf.ral flora fllo It. d K.'TT, If ;; t 0 t nmiln ji mark (if . *a » «),„...- . 11 ll:lv n Sir. one- dm kind Tlin no(rl»lri- has. ^o J'ryor I; nil' ti.iiliu-' I"'' ' '""I! "I"'" \ II n| Oliver, rf. . pri'miuma or other ImhicrmpnlH have of tho BinfrhnnHo ppolice Tho vond to bettor nnrt blpRCf Iiuol- ^ h:.limt tl liy Til-. Hrcliilor, flnl, ovf»r hi-nn offered to nccuvo clrcula- M k I1C3B leads through TIIG Hcgiistdr'a nd- IJM'I, am! llwiivd.U S 8 follow; Docker 1M, Crowe 183, Weeks I! I i I tlonAilvcrUiat 175, firapa 174, koplnjcr Xi'A RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 31, 1933. BBEKEEFEES MEETINGS. MAAAAAAAAAkAkAAAAAAAAAAAtAkAAkAMAAAM.MAkAAAkMM.AAkt&AkttM.Ai'hi'iJ if f«tft« n to Bo .Given In Haadlbiff VTlw B&! Baste BigUtftr esn fee bought of Aplftrieg. In liumoa at Firmerty's general store, Barksa Bros/ st^i . formerl* y Yellen'fl, Tor* NTY GREAT MARKET PLACE Amateur beekoeperti literally end berg's ator« @nd .ire. Ludlow's ntorc. Ths figuratively "afraid of being utung" Keghteg r fIs alsaso BOMd ttnmidd ddeliverev d by will bo obown how to handle live ChtsrUa Geyer. 68 k-fayetta atreat.) Thirty Words for Twenty-Five bees safely and how to apply tented Polly Moran, well known ocx'oen short-cuts in the euro of their apia- star, may spend tho coming summer ries at a oerlcs of mcoUngs to be ARTICLES FOR SALE. In Kumran. She has been carrying ARTICLES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES. LOST AND FOUND. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. ..R^U ESTATE FOR RENT. lield during tho Bummer months by on negotiations for the rental of a GARDEN THACTOHS nn<] e-crvlcg; I'lRnct tho New Jersey Beekeepers' aeao- ANNOUNCING the openlne of 1933 of OSIAHAM-PAICB and PeerlesB service LOST, bow for diei-s, Vprkot. colored fiilk CONVENIENTLY located Blx-room horns home hero it was learned yesterday, Jr. find Itahtin, V-J and 1>-Q models; salesman's sntn^es. Sports Unit BUHH, Bnd partu. Siraonlrlrsr, flupplleJ). Btor- i complete with cultlvfttors ami three-row trimmed v/ith organdie; in Ited Ran!' nil modern improvements; S35 per tlouafi, all pioiJern clatlo.n. Tho first of these meetings and the deal may bo consummated i threerow Bweater* and drea_eB. Every garment a Bgo. Fred H. VnnDorn. 77 Monmouth ' Saturday eveninr-. Phone 33ST-M, Red barn, oa" " " will take plaoo Juno 3 at tho apiary | within a few dayo. . Conover Droa, Wlckatunk, phono liaraairt, 38f> liecnnd svctiue, near Dun- month, IS. IloWHirt Llppiiu-ott. 31 Uorr ijolm_dcl !'• Imr avenue, I_ong Branch, N. J. nujuth street, phono Red Bunk 321. tlon, . FOR SALK, StiTddjiScr I'rcsidcnt H, five- .SIX-itOOM houHc. uU improvements. 84 Lo n tf U r of H. h. Beoglo of Stlllwater, accord-1 Harry Collie, Jr., underwent an op- itK"nu7rVr Rter DAlRYT^iOTPHisFJT, cana, "paiuTTouie^, parai-oriKtr Bcdun, 1020 model: real bar- Ing to an announcement mado re- eratlon last week at tho Long Branch (J. Huret. Middlctown, phone HI dale town eeparntor, BtnnchiotiBi etc. j very leacon- gain : miiht bo seen to be appreciated, j _ FOR EXCHANGE. Wnnhinj;ton ntroet, Kumeon. Inqulra ot cently by ic. G. Carr, etato bee In-hospital, 6 nV>16. No further UBB for sumo. 15. JD.1'hono ifefiriank 17»<-J, or cnll nftci- 7:O« j-BOXWOOD ~AJ>- eC-wiVJeViV >»lw~ZZd 7 8 IJlnghfim nvenue, or phona Ruznaon epoctor and eocrotary of tho nsno- Mr. and Mm. Julian McCarty Llt- BOD : apple trca wood, I^ntllhon, Mlddletown, N. J. f P. M/ J. T. linden, l^H Branch nvenue, | Kmall, will cxrlmnKo for firewood, old 740. l | Mlildlctown Stock Farm. T'OUDSON tractor, rebuilt; Ford son ports, Kcd Hani-. j U. S. nohUge ntamps, boy's vlniin or vlmt FOR KI-NT, furnbhed, Be-ven-room houee, • cifttlon. • ' tlo, Mr. and Mrs. James A. O'Gor- and i 1 0 hnvo von. Addrc»» H. L., box 511, Ited two bEthH, ail improvements; tfarag; Thorn u lonythw-il'f-V* ^ 861,_Ued LJaiik. new nnd need. Try our service. Con- man and Mr. and Mro. John Frits over BroB., Wlckfttunk, N. J.,. phone Holm- FOni)'"Fi.(7rt~VoiidBlcTr~lT3"lT~rondTiToii I I'"nk. immediate Doseeeoion. Phono 439-J, Red Dank. _ "Tho New Jersoy Beokeopers' as- _ Btnooth fox lonler pujipien, SC0°W " Vil'"' 1'h°'"' Atl'"tl0 H|8hl«ndi Bnnk. ' sociation estimates a looa of 20,000 Achelltj aro on a cruise to Bermuda, pdie winning strain; titters resriatflred 1 BUNVTALOW" , Orville Whltledgo of Naveslnk ave- with tlie American Kennel Club; priced DAHLIA bulbi, $1.00 a lufiitl BOI! for 1220 J.'OKI) londutei , with rumfjlo Beat; FOJt RENT, four-room buncolow and five- tons of nectar during the pant five jonsoniible. Apply Sydney Caddlek, Hon- nil new lirca nnd new buttery; fino con- room bunnatow; all Improvemontfl loom, kitchen, two bcfhaame^t^'hUh nue has bought a thirty-foot apeed sale. WllllRm Kcne, MldcUetown, phone Chailea Oionker, 507 Went front street, all ipotUa-j very attmeliv* location ami years, B. loss occasioned by the in- mouth roud, Oakhurat. t' " (opposite 2SI.J. dltlon. Will fC|| cheap. Address l'oril -tOOMS for rent, reasonable. At 13L boat from Irving Doremus of RedAmerican Btore). J Bridge avenue, Hcd Bank.* I.iyer I!Ln_iaj_i!jL_JJ ahruubery; nil improvements. Avsilabli ability at tho right time for tholr WIHtUTZEIl (iranr); new, full acnlo, ma- Rondiitcr, b')X f, M, Ited Bank. Juno lfij $30. Milton Bork S MichiMn Bank. HOOM, steam heated, running water, EUH- ilOUSE, 820 Rive't- road, Fair Haven, - — 6 Wflcn Ua bees to collect tha bountiful supplies COUP WOOD,~ furiiaco wood and tiro. ple Bound board; mahogany; $2G4 for ^ l__JI«l.r!ank, r>|l0nQ fill7. » Tho card party and danco given at Iilncu wood for Bale; prlco 310 psr cord. i'Oli SALE. Yl)20"Hud'«oir""Bimrt""i«4_ii; fihlne; comfortably furni?hed ; in privnto roomn, hnili, all improvomontB; carafe; of nectar supplied by New Jersey <]ulck salol easy torms ot 'l'usilng'B, 16 Bix wire wheels. $200; J920 Hudson ec- home, near hiwh Rchool; aUo pr«rat;c. R. Ucautllnl, (vowel buvnlng itreplace; ndtvly HOUflG UUN-T1NU T ~iC7oTi9l~!^'~h£in Holy Rosary hall Friday night bj I-'rcd^ Mara, phono Malawfln Hli'i, Moiimouth otreejt. Kctl Hank. ____ dan. nl! new lire.?, rnlnt like new, $26(1; decorated; rent reasonable. ' Inquire 12 you. I[have many lhtlnga of boua«« _oi flowers," Bald Mr. Carr. "Many ama- JI. Van tier veer, -I) Branch avenue. Ited n n the altar fcoys of Holy Rosary am PEklNCKSB iloi[i~VEssex »cdnn. iust PacUnr, 04. fall management end tho necessity Holy Cross churches, waa attendee nlflo for chudron; at a reasonable price, Jostle, radio, model 92; very reasonable. overhauled. 5 3 • j0. 1020 Iibuex town ficdnn. FURNISHED Vuom«""for~rcnt'"on" iho river lC-tCEI'TiONAi- levcn-room cottaRe. two 1 S160;; 1028 Iludnun icdun, S12B; Jilir Kir bank. 69 Rector place, Red Bank, batlm. n!! improvements, one-car ffa- ""!, 882S. | of having the hlvoa 'boiling over at by 160 persona. MIBS Irene Ander- ^foylc'a Kerincls, NutHwnmp road, nhone KiiKBhreaan. goacon Hill, Mntawfiti. N. J. r rnRQ; icntiictcl residential neighborhood; Bon won $5 in gold. At tha massee lied Bnnlt 10118.M. Stitdeh.'iker Bednn. .5 >fi; Chevrolet sedan, si tfoorj cellar, , '! this season of tho year. It id to at>- CARINJ5T BowInK machine, mtthoaany llv- $»0; Pnnlnlc «cdan, till; Knscx pouch. 830. 3IN(JL£ or double rooms, with or without convenient to benches. Btorcs nnd Bchooia; Sunday, Rev. John E. Murray com I'LANT HE'lTEB, J. I. Co»e. onljr u«t.l u 1ns room tBblo, rofrlfferator, gas coll Will trade ono of tho above cars for a will rent fm-niflhod or unfurnished. XI siat them In adopting hotter beo- few hom-fi, /of nale. Conover Bros wQtfif heater. In good condition: cheap. fnuala; cholco location; BIHO {carngo. for tha fiennon. Very reasonable rent. G. tioti; ^S30 monthly. John H. Cook?'! plimented tho aU»r boys on thel \Vlc],atimk,_hI.J., phono Holmdel 0. boat. Ii. L-. Knxe. IS South Seventh nvo- Call at 21 Branch avenue, opuosita \la<\ phono Red Dank 4 00-M. lteeplnfj practices that theoss meet- 77 5 illver rond. Fair Hovcn.- N. J.* nue. I.oiur lirnnch, phono 4259, night Bank high school, or phono 613-J. Red Howntd Lipplnfott, .11 Monraouth street. , Ings hftva been planned." • flno work. \VOOl> for aaJe, \co and coal] furnaceT UI'lilCiHT "piano. Kood mliUa and sooc] phono - IfiT.' Unnk. Mro. Thomas Howard of Wilso Btovc and llrorilDco lengths; delivered, condition; price S3P. 13S Hudson ave- HOL7SK nt lied iiank, nix rooms, bath, Sri.00 per loud; $10 r>cr cord. Pcto PetU- PLEASANT rlean furnished roomu, J3.0D All boelteopera and persona inter- circle, wlfo of tho screen and radU nue, r>hone 400-J, Red Hank. to f new hat wider healing plant j newly REAL ESTATE FOR SALE nato. 85 Wall itroiit. Rod Dank. Tbone, FARM PRODUCE _ -}_i_"P- l * Wallace atrcct, Red Dunk.• decorated; rent reasonable. At 58 Sprlnit ested In tho work aro invited to at-comodian, has complained to tho po Red Dimli 3063.J. ELECTRIC refriserator, family »lie: bar- PRIVATE family near- lied finnk lii^h tend the association'!! meetings. They Kaln; fino condition. Write or call. J. Rchool, lias R two-room furnis'lie'l arart- | street, neiu- Wallace. Inquire Owner, 12 Ub(i CASH, balance like rent, buys now llco that men and women oani SOI) AND 1'AKTUliK; good tasturo nftor DAIRY HAY—Cholee, second cuttlntr alfal- Oul: rime, y \ Haven. Mx-room bunttnlow; nil improvoments, are scheduled to begin at 10:00 A. M. fichaplio, 3G Eaat HinhlandB avenue, At- fa and clover mixed hay. See this hay ment with kitrhenctto for rent; all crm- a v clothes go In bathing from an Islam May lntj calves GU centu a week. Ciood Inntlc Highland, N. J.' vcnienr-cK. Suiiabte for busincs wo mini SIX AND SEVEN room hoiiaee. In Red io low tflo BRrajrc; two acren ntca cleared nod nt any tlrno. K. T. fiullck and Son, ana get our price. Hanco & Havls. phone 3 lovfll land; tillable. Spacloun Inwn, trcsi, and will continue throughout tho in tha river. 1CR BOXES. drener». bous, eloctrlr. ra- or huninens conrle. Arldreen V. A. K., Hani;, all Improvements; $ U up. Gioho Mlildletowa, N. J.. phono 364.J. I-enl l-statc, 25 East Front »trcot, Itod main highway (rontee. Price S 4,000 day. Since there will bo no oppor- Miss Holen Shay has resumed hei dio, wicker ware, china, desks: muat be box fill. Red Bank. M_iton_Berk,J Mechanic etreet, Rorl flank. tunity to buy or proparo food It In COLDWELL motor mower. 2Mnch: Bond ld nt ence; lined furniture houijl\t and NOTJC1_~-Ouarnntcc'l strictly fTcsh esut,, I Banlc. duties at tho tolephonc company af condition, Knughton's Garogo, Runnon, .from Kinhnfeftt Poultry t'erm, for nalo R ,,,, mom RIVER FRONT h o m^iT"nI_nT W^iiht urged that picnic lunches bo brought ld. Gramann'e, 11 White Btrcet, Red at Miller Kiof-ory, corner Fulton cud Sec- 1'OR KENT or leai*G. Union hotel on 8 tor n. vacation of two weeks. rJiono 4M $8.00 each: private family, fi Mount roomn, two bath«, hot water heat; thr«e- ond atrcffifl, Keyport. WhoJcsQlo or retail. ticut, K«d llnnk.* Wharf avcmio; fully e^ulppef!; to re- -ir nnrnj-e; beautiful river vlov/ and W«U nnd that a family outing bn made '.Tonight the school bands of Rum TI l'Vco (Ic'livoiy._ Phone Keypo_rt__f)2G. npon»\)>)o party- A. Bacifffliupi, Wbarf of tho occasion. Dntos for tho rest nuto raiFlo. $30,'Jc7~riMniied~f WASHING MACHINES—Sales and «erv- COZY room in private home; KUtahle for uvpnue. Ited Bnnk. Iflndscapod ffrAundu; 522,000. (}, l[ow, son, Mlddletown township and Lon( your cnr. Tliono Brndlcy'» IlmlU, Sci v lce; Maytaff. ADC, Thor, E&ny. TUB- gentleman; convenient to Btntirm, liu!j- nrd Llppincott, 31 Monmouth etrcat, of tho Dorlca follow: Ice. Red Bonlt S8B3-J, nliihln lied Bnn HIIK'H. ]fi Monmouth uticot, phono 30, _ ___ inesn find huninePB Rcrtlou. I'hono Jtcd ilOUHE r)f~i<|x"*inomH to let, hot water Branch will give a concert In VI tted Bank. J BI.K PLANTS." ~lettuc?r~cahbaBe*, licit; electric, nn?, vatar, t>had_ trccH, jinone 3,1. • Juno 15, Mr. Holly, apiary of Har tory Park, at half-pant seven o'clock 2H8-J. 7» Newman Sl'ii"Ku loinl, Re Hank 3209-It. 49 Iiivcrfiido avenue, Ucd nn two lots; nice neiphborhond ; rent SIS. Bfink, STErNWAY and Aeolian pianos; other cauliflower, brnrcoH, tomnto, pepper, CBK- IJk* tile tioune. two-car carnse. roadstind: old Horner; July 8, Wcstfleld, apiary Each bnnd will play several BOICC- \ nUPUKSENt tho Harford FrocliB Co. • funionB makcB, Sold, tuned and serv- plnnt, celery, romaino, red and yellow Bweet Inquire of McGovein, Compton street, TWO" OK 1Tiia^_r7^?oVtal7iyTii7nlfllTe7i Uclfon.. N. J. ___ other bulidlnsii ciKht ncrea rich lnn<] for of Charles Gottllck; August 1, Lo lions and then tho combined groupc Bnmplcii of frocka coliHiat of mai iced. TuBtina'e, 15 Monmouth Btrect, Red Iiotnto pUmts; large or »mnll Tuantltlca. BIIIcnl lilir nucrlflcai will cnnalder rnntlntf ntyloH, If you denli-a to lice Humpies, ci (J. Doiifihir* Pnrkur, Little Silver, phono ruoniii for liffht houHekeepinK; will rent NIGKI-Y furnished home, «ix room a and banon, stato apiary; September, date will perform. In tho event of rate nt -111 Shi-GWHliury itvonuc, or phone Ro, Bk VOUNIldI!Ck PHimiIS fort" snlo. Mlddlctown Stock KI'IRIO or to one party; uiiitiiblc for one or to rlnht party. Apply to William Covert, TItOPICAL FISH at npeclal barBaTtrVflceT. hfith. nil ifnptnvemei;ta; excellent loca- Monmouth rond. Kntontuwn, N. J.» nufc not yet announced, Capo May court- tho concert will take place tomor Bank 3011-J. I, Ml«a Jonnlo Cnrolll, wl Farm, Tliomna S. field, phono Hed Bank two4G Mechanic _gti'cct, Red Bank.* tion^ $:i5l) for the toaaon. »iltr-Alno cultivfttoid ant ninhed, with enchnntintr views on " river and liberty," Why be cliff dwellers Vi ed I). Wikoflt Co., phono £i52, Red ATTHACTIVT; Bix-room modern home; when you can bo ladle, and gentleman oelect tho meeting nearest thorn Sunday morning at tho Preabyterlai needcrn. Conover Brofl.. dintributon FIREWOOD, $6.00 per load; locust poota Bank. front, amldflt ar.rea of wooded lfiwn; tvv.ry convenience; lurpo open fircpliico. and (urnber for snlo- Cuctorn iiawlnj? parkliko Buri-olindlnBH. l^InhinK. boatirm Come to Red Hank. N. J., nnd BQS Shudow since no meeting has been scheduled church. There will also ho a recep Wicltatunk^N^J., phono Holmdel 9. 150 PI<]tJ nn(i (ihoteB, Hcrkfhiic and Jerficy Attached garairc; rent ?.f»G. Whltc-Pach, I>u«e rai-k and buy home. It will tafia done. Charles G. Bennett, Midtllotown Iteilij; will give good exchange. Write ort prlvato dock ; Him bathlnir. Uncriualled Inc. i>hono Ited Rank 2100. a within tho county borders. tlon of now members. Baptism wl TOMATO PLANTS~fo7~aiilT;T.IarBlob( " *j. phone 7D for cnioyltiK siu-lnfr nnd Bummer In ]MIH- caro of you instead of ono you havo ia and Circator Baltlmoro, ready to B. Zlrt1, In Union Beach at tha store ot Gus S«n Paint nnd Varnish WorkB, 255 Willow ble nnd chnlrB, chlnn cloeet, clock, trunltR, family; all conveniences; on bus line. (.. Howard Llpplncolt, 31 Monmouth John Lcmlg brought up tho mattei vertising in Tho Reglater'H classified col- Phono 289-J, lied Bunk. to Htlit ion nnri school \ 1'C.iBonfrblc rent* hy t R llot1 •on.) nvenue, Lone lirnnch, N. J., store at 11 floor Inmpfl, kitchen utcnalla, miBcellnn- tlie rivei', nnd jur.t o(I Locust avenue. l-I_l __ iil_^l!___IL B ML of tho caro of the school property I Wctit Front street, phono Long Branc cous noiiHchold goodfl, S3 Oak wood place, ON'iroUTTWOlTleaBant'rooms. wltirMtTh^ SIX-ROOM house, nil imnrovement- ;~KKa % Tho following Union Beach stud- 3110-J. SWEET POTATO and tomato plants for MI-H. C. VaiiNesp, Lcightoa plnuc, lied' Farmly park on which the club hai Belvedere Bench, Koanubiir?, N. J.' enettc, furnished for HRIIL houRekeop- Ititnl:. condition nnd threo larso adjoining lav- 'ssnts will graduato from tho Koy- nale, aluo Pepper, egg plant and cabbage IriK; all impiovementR; RJIB nml eloctri- ol cleared buIldlnR lots Ira desirable reiU its baseball Held. Tho delegation sta EH motor suitable for marine plantH (or pale; larpo or tmn!! qutintitits. SIX-ROOM houtie, hot water heat, nil port high -chool on Juno 15: Phyl- ed that others than tho Eumoon ath NEW and used unclaimed Btorasro furni- uao for wnle. Alno second-hand parts i"ity; near slarion and bus line. 139 Bridge 1 riontfal ]o_Btion, 32,750; garage, flowers lis Havens, Octavla Aumack, Suoic ture: Uedroom suito $24.76,. tliree-plece for 1026 and 1927 Buick Master Six. C I). Parker. Rumion mad. Uttlo Silver, nvenue, Ked Bunt.- other improvement. ;, yantRc ; owner built nedges, shrubs ana fiome vepcetables tlrow- lotic club have been using tho flelc llviiiK room Bultos 510 up, dining room Colt H Neck trainee. Karl Soffel, proprietor, N. J.. phono 1781 -R, Red Bank. nnd o cm pied never a I years; now beinK ins; won listed at S5,00(1 .-.before owner's Masovltch, Albert Cowling, Howard and have failed to give tho field prop 519.75. lefriirerBtoi-B $3 up, rugs 0x12 $ phone Freehold 1046. PULLETS, early hatched, special mating; redecorated; 16 rent at $_(). Within, four death lant week. Milton'Berk, S Mechanic -.jjglnson, Henry Kyle, Edward Lo up: brand now 0x12 rug, 59,T5; now tw White LcKhornji; rennonablo. I{. IUCRCI". APARTMENTS. minutefs* drive of Red Dank Btntiori. MIU itroet, Red Bnnk, phono 1017 or caro. A committee of the school and three-piece Jiving I-OOJII suites, pur- CAS nANCE, black and white "enamel, r ton_HBi-l{._3_Merhnnjlc «tre_ct, Red Hank. vlnoi Stanley Przygocgl, Clarenco SB.Of); new gnu rnnae, black and whito New Yorker rojidBtnnd, one mile from I OUR-ROOM apartment; bath, irau ranuo. board comprising Jamoa P. Bruce, chased from bankrupt stock nt barBain Matawan, Old Ilrid^o rond. elcctrlty. Arcola heater: rent 523. Ap- SIX-ROOM hoUBe, improvements; after FOU SALE, _S lots and one houRo at Walling and Mlchaol YanltoBkl. prices IOHB thnn wholesale cost. Bedfl, ennmel, ?lfi; whito enamel, fca box, 10ft Juno 1HI; 146 Bridge avenuo, Red Bunk. aucton Juno 10th, at 2:00 T. M.. t Louis Neuhausor and Richard Rog- poundn- capneity, 510. L. E. Brown, 117 LAHGE QUA'NflTY of Tiica bright rye ply 20 We« Fiont street, phono Red B Burning tall graeo not far from uplines, BprlnKs $1 up; new Innersprlns John M. Lnlrd, Tenncnt, N. J., Bank 1180-M. Cnll ISOfi-J, Ked Bank. Imiulro ti. 8. Belford. N. J. E. E. (Janscy, 645 Academy ers was appointed to co-operate wit mattioBBeB. ?f».D5: odd chairs, gateleg ta- Prospect avenue, Red Bank, phone 67. ra Chanihcrlalu, l.'iO Bridge avenue,, Red iitrcct^Kewjyork^Clty.^ tho homo of Charlea West on Broad- the throo representatives of the ath lileR and hundreds of barsalns. Atlantic phone 25-W. APARTMENTS Of three, four, fivo rooniB, Biinlt. after fi:iO P. M. . ___ way last woolc waa responsible frit letio club named above in tho super Furniture Warehouse, 35 Monmouth street. TWO BcrkKhlrc hOB.i, nix months old town. 512 up; located in business center. DESIRABLE plcce""of improved bualivui. a flro originating on the roof of tho Hen Hank. BUSINESS NOTICES. Alfto hioileis for nnle. Mrs., Johnson, Olobo Real Estate, 25 East Front street. FOR RENT or FEIIC, etiny terms, two pix- property, located at 74-76 Monmouth vision and occupancy of the" prop- lihoiio liil. E^ilunluwii.'• • • room> bunitnlows. block from Shrews- fltreet. Intiulro H. Frey, 74 South fitreer. West homo. A flying spark fell on CAFF RIG cot boat, 18',4 feet Ions, (in OLD GOLD bought; will call for fame and lun y i ivtji _ At no r even-room house, all ""•' Bank, phono 1,130.W. erty. clans condition; all equipment; now pay thirty cents per pennyweight and APARTMENT for rent: fivo rooms and improvement?; choice location : paraReH. the roof and with a alight broezo and Bailing nt Perth Amhoy. Will consider up in any amount. Write to E. S. How- bath; all improvements. A. Citaiclla, Inquire nt. 21 Branch avenue, opposite Red : the dry Bhlngles, a flro was soon un- A meeting of the local Republican Bnmll power bont in trade. Bargain.' Box ard, ^Ul Hudson avenue, Bed Bank, phono MISCELLANEOUS. 73 Monmouth ntreet. Red Bnnk. fiontaae: all sood locationa;' moat ot TAKE LESSONS in contract brldgo only them -with matured trcen on them. Priced ; der way. A boy playing nearby no- county oxeoutlvo committee will bf ^tO^Now BrunjwUk. phoney 6128-J-2." THREE-ROOM apartment with bath; fur- HOUSE for rent, Colonial style houKo nt at from $700 to $1,000 each. Liberal SOD AND PASTUHEVgood pasture; calv from certified tenchore.t Lossona alvon nished for liffht housekeeping; immedi- . tlced the blazo and gave an alarm held Friday night, Juno 2, In Red CONOVER Rldlnff Stables, Brookelde privately or in groups. Jano WIllTama, 88 lici'Een place, near HudBOn avenue; terms. An excellent inveu.ment "tier© 60 ccnta a week. (Jood nod at any time. ate possession, 30 Mechanic etrect, lied your money in urtfe. G. Howard Lippln- that brought tho firemen who soon Men's hall for the purpose of organ- Farm, on Colt'o Neck-Holmdcl road, briJgc and backgammon studio, 63 Rivor- Bank. seven roomH, two baths, steam heat; all It. T. fiullck and Son, Mlddlotown, N. J, Colt's Neck, N. J. Special and careful at- eido avenue, iihono Red Dank 3454. improvements; nun porch, open fireplace; cott, 31 Monmouth ntrcet, Red! Bank had tho blazo under control. Slight izing a Republican club. Tho meet- phono tl fj A-3, TWO Bcparato apartments, front nnd nit in fino condition; also two-car garago. phono 321, tention given to children. Attractive WATER SYSTEMS—FatrbankD-Mor-0 wa* damage waa dono to tho Interior of Ing will start at eight o'clck and FIVE new rowbonlo. nil »lics; muBt b trallfi, no highwaya. Prices rlg-ht. Phono back porches; central; river view. Vine Will rent for $75 per month. Possession HOUSE of nix rooma, bath* all Improve* Freehold 27S-M»£. ler Byatcmtj installed. Wo -rjeciaJJze la neighborhood; four and five rooms; jrn- ,Jtme 1st. Apply Mrs. J. J. Quigley, 69 tha houso by water. No ono wao at thore will bo several good speakers, nold to settle up DiisincBn; sold nt cosi pump repair in?. Rculdenco, MldJletown, Neptimo avenue. Deal, phono 6776-\V, merits: S5.G0O, smsll down payment. All Republicans and friends hav< of mnterinl. Roberts'^ Bontworks, 3' STAR Window Cleaning Co.. Gcorse Lcc^ N. J., phone Middletown 63. Plumbina. ifiRO: reasonnble. It paya to look. homo whoa tho flro otartod. Third street, Kurmon, N. J.* Owner, 1 Allen place, phono 3662-W, Red Don!. been Invltod to attend. matiaKcr, 6 Wharf avenuo, Red Bank, hontlng and tinning. Fred G. Huret, Bank. Funeral services for Mrs.Ella FOR SALE nt n undlnce, 28-loot Car- BUNr.ALOW of fivo rooms, all improva- RESTAURANT for BCIC : fully crjui; I>hono 1400. t BUY and BQI) eecond-hand clothes: munt APARTMENT for rent, four rooms, (nil mciitH, exceiit fton; gnrago. At Wii- Failles, 65 yearn old, wero held at wood ppeod bont, mnhognny hull; jiow :**__> juviifj.™^iViiy Dot do it now? «Ti4st bo in Kood condition. , L. Korbor. 209 resort reatnurnnt. Joseph Salz# her homo on Broadway, Thursday ercd with 200 h. p. Scripps motor. Ad call Kcanaburs 50B-W, end let me give Shrewsbury avonuo, Ited Bank. Phone outside) and bath; heat and water; $_5 mort Fork. Anna Belovuas, Middletown dress Speed Boat, box 511. Red Bank." 35^2 -J. per month. Land & Loan Co., 12 Mechan- town-hip, r, O. Box 690, Red Bank. Wil- afternoon. Burial was mado in Green you on eBtimato on your plumbing and ^ J ic ntreet. Red Bank. mort Park. siLVEiui¥uii~ifrRKrLitti?Tirvir- „„,„t Fair Haven News. TORCH ROCKERS, pnintcd orange, with heatlnif with lower than depression prlceB. lots with deep water frontage. 76.foot Grovo cemetery, Keyport. The de- cretonne, 52.01] each; some painted Wo also apcclallio on inBtnllinsr beer colls, BOARD at reasonable ratea; all modern FOR RENT at BO Lcroy place, apartment frontago or more if deaired. A beautifully ceased waa tho wlfo of Marlt Pallles (The lied Bunk Kegliter can be bouaht Rreen. Lot of peanut nnd flnBRtono. L. kara nnd pumpa. All work satisfactorily iiniiroveineiiU; hot and cold running of four largo -aunnv rooms and bath; FOUR. fivo and Blx-room bungalows* landscaped restricted ilvet- front location* _ Fair Haven In tha storai nf Harry K. lfrown, 117 Trospoct avenue, Itcd _s,nk, BUgiactaed. Lao F. Klatatt. Pelford. N. J. water; central location. Hudson Houae, furnished and heated; all improvements. from 52 5 to 540 per month; nil priced in npcordnnce with the time., G. and waa born at Koyport, tho daugh- phono f'7. 1J11 Hudson a von no. phone Tied Bnnk 91-. Kurtls and Robert Cameron nnd at th ESTELEE COMPANY^ piper hansini"; Also hirer© saraee. Phono Red Dank improvement a; gnragc. Georga B. Hownrd Lippln-ott, 31 Monmouth Btrest. ter of the lato Henry Bonnott. She Qold Cedara.) DUIn nnd decoratlvo pnlntlnE. II youAUTO LOANS—Confidential, prompt, 190-M. phone lied Bank 3.1, FOjl ^SALE. bargains—Two pool tablei courteous oervlec: no endoreemente: Brown Co, 5 Union street. Red Bank, had lived In thin vicinity nil her life, trood condition, two cuo holders, six- dro looklnff for quality nnd .Bcrvico call payment- reduced. Federal Acceptance 219 BROAD street, furnished, three-room QUAINT old^ fatmhouBO, BIX rooms. The graduating exorcises of tho Tho monthly meeting of tho Moth- teen cues, two score wlros and cboekn, two Ked Bnnk 1610. Offlen 69 Broad rtreot. Co., CIO Electric building, Asbury Park. apartment; kitchen; electricity fur- N. J, beamed, cciltnga; electricity! good pura odlat I^adlea' Aid society will bo hoi. cuo guides, two ball rnckft^Tuflaldo cover. shop 20 Mount street. Bed Bank. phono 3230. Open eveninprs 7:00 to »:00.niBhed; garaee. Reasonable. Phone well. Seven iSci-cu, tillable, runninir brook, grammar school will bo hold on Juno «l\ tomorrow afternoon at half-past two For information Inquliif at R. V. R. H. BARTON CHAMBERLAIN, contractor nnd' F1VE-KOOM bungalow, Ctnttcx walls. old WIHOWE; tome fruit, crapes: CIOBQ to 6. Stout'x, 2 Linden plrn>e. Red Bank. bulldor; jobbing especially. 161 South FOR RENT, apartment of four rooms, main highxtn^i $4,500 or offer. Hilton o'clock at tho homo of Mrs. Georgo WOULD Itko tn buy ono poat or n hardwood floors, (select location; garage. Berk, 3 Mcchnn.c streot, Rod Bank. MrB. Jennie Rocho waa hostess to Curchln on Pair Haven road. A fea- TliAYEH PIANO Spr ial'e, excellent condl BtrcotjJJedJaiik, phono 8554. team of goats with harness nnd bath, improvement«, with Rarnce; S2IS All improvement?; p.i\n ron^e. flt-rcenn, five- tion: nice tona;>fUv rolln. WlWil"l nncrl- Per month. At Maplo avenuo, near Hln- ront hun fare zone; $35 month. Milton MODERN peven-room hour.c, two hatBTr tho members of tho Catholio club ture will bo a special shower of ar- Tfitgon i munt be well broken nnd gen- last week. flee. Terms IO rtBiiu^, party. Address Front Btroot, Bed Bank, phono 127E. telmnnn's Corner, Humnon, Writs G. I. Berk, 3 Mechanic atroct. Red Dank, phone nun parlor, 12.\L4, partly furnlfiheds ticles and material for tho annual I'lnyer PIo box fiU. lied Bank. Aji|o_accc8Borica and vulcanizing. tle. Stnto price. Address .Box 46, Wnrdell. SGnJBrlsht, N. J. 1R17. 115x300 feet: fruit trecH, barns, two-eggr Mr. and ^Iro. William Koslno are fair.. All members havo boen re- BOYNTON hot water range, good condi- UPHOLSTERING and refinl7hfrT|F~oT~iiii £_,tontown, N. J. rUKNISHEU "Duplex apartment" foilr FRUIT FARM, 24 acrc3; applea and roitch- homo from a stay .with relatives in tion, for imie: alno two (rnn nttivcB. two rooms and both; fine r.einhliorhoocl; es; modem elKht-room houae with Bteam Brooklyn, N. Y. 7* quested to bring oomethlng for tho kinds of furniture Prank Howard, 65 privntc porch; Rai-aKe; river view; near Connecticut. shower. Tho Boclety will hold a new cedar, rowbonta cheap. 591 Veraon HarrlRon avenuo. Red Bank, phono 944, OLD GOLD—Wo pay ensh for your old heat, fireplaces nnd nil improvements; FOUK-ROOM bungalow, oa loL 160x100 «lrcotI_I.onB_nriinch."_. -' station, ten mlnutos from Fennhore. Sum- jrnod o\j_liuildin_:B. conveniently locntod feet, for dale reanonable. Inquire R, J. Mrs. Catherlno Lleltefet has been strawberry festival on the parsonage THE HIGHEST price» paid for Uvo. chlck- gold jewelry, wntchou, teeth, etc. RCUB- mci1 mnnthd, or longer. Phone 3662-W, SOP, iopfloll. fill dlrt7o"in(lor«, Brave'l ond 3D». Joo Dakar, 2ao Mechaulo «treet. lcs'. 3f, Hroa.l Htreet, Red Bnnk. for a commuter; $5(1 per month. O. How- Hepburn. Key port. R. F. D. No. 1." vlalting at Brooklyn. lawn Monday ovonlng, Juno 5. Mrs manure' for sale, PriceR rlsht. Claude phono Hcd Bank 2309. Red Biink^^^^ ard Ujiiiincntt, :U Monmouth street, Red CARS wanted; highest prices paid in cash P.nnk, _pjiono_ 321. TWENTY^FOUR nno fruiT~f"_7m7~^iTb Mro. Charles Bohr cntortalncd tho llorcnco C. Smock Is In general . Wriaht, LIUlo Silver, phono Red Bank for late moilclB of goori iisod mm; no FAIR HAVEN. 12 Doughty lane, River excellent buildinsja and a modorn eiaht- road and bun line; furnished npartment STOKE lo let, foot of Drond Btrcet, No. members of tho Ladles' aid society iharge. MONEY TO LOAN on first bond and red tape; quirl; action. Call mo and on flvnl floor; all Mrs. Hattlo Worth of Brooklyn la Willow otrcot. Among thoso present raodinte. buttons made. E6 Wallace tion, Htnto price. Address T. li., box 5il. improvcinenifl; ronm for ono car; 40 iniprovcmentn. AIPO thicc-i'iir yatuBO, «!th at hor bungalow on Sidney avenuo.. ELEGTHIC ice. box for finle: needs $12 street, Red Bnnk. phone 297-W. I!cd_Banl£.^ THREE-ROOM apartmr.nt, atenm henTed. Fail- Haven rand, one Mock to river, ano rhend room. Lot MtxEftn feet. Prop- Mrs. Charlea Sampson will bo hos- were Mr. and Mrs. John LaFreda .vorth of lopalrs. Call 419-M. Red NEW. SPRING hand-lnTdo hats, fron WANT to buy Ellis " History of Monmouth bath; all improvement B; lnrj;o rnpms. block to bus. Inquire at 1 Clay street. erty conveniently located in Ilcd Bank on nnd family and Mr. and Mrs. George Hived Btrcet, Piccent ownoi* ohtrtinett by tess to tho Women's Democratic Bnnk. ... _ S2.00 up; also remodellne donq. HrB County," Salter'R "Old Times in Mon- 0rover. Apartraents. corner Wallace and Fair Hovcn1__ . _^ White of Fair Haven, Mr. nnd Mrs. KOU dont BOO udvorlloed hero tho HOC Lohmann, 22 Wallace street, Red Hnnk. mouth County;" othor New Jerney banks. SpiinK Ptifots. Phono 20P5. Red Hank. 'orecloHia'o arid it enn be purchased res.- " club tomorrow afternoon. cril)o comlition exactly. Stmo price AT RUMSON'. for Bummer KCii^on or year, lonrtblo on convenient, terms. Hawltiua Ddgar VanBrunt and family, Mrs. ond hand artiolo you are looUlns for VK Wir.r, PBint rolllnit, W9|l, and woofT KOUIMEOOM ajiai-tment for rent.; CL three nml five-room bungalow; gnr»nc; B. Elloa & company, formerly op- you may got just what you want by In- work of an average nlio room two coats • led. Addiena Dookri, box Oil. Red tndly loi'aU-d, $30 j>cr month. Apply 10 Hrothei-3, ID Monmouth ntreot. Had Hank. csolo Youmana and Mr. and Mrs. r nil iin.irnvrmrnt n; furnished or unfur- erating under tho firm namo of Sam- nartlng an advertiBemont of your own. Jltli (flat or slots) Dutch Boy lend (or Ilnnk._* Duimmotid place, or . )3 Peters place. Red ni:.hcil ; nvnv IIUR line und bathing X-ROOM huntrsinw Ilka n_pl!e3 •cniie, ItronKlyn. N. Y." Edward McCarthy a! Cnlumbln. nve- house on Uppor Broad street In thowaa hold ltml Wednesday at tho home for rent, rotor DlPunto. 24G Shrowabury liist cliuia Ki-iUHlimivinn-EnKllBh help: nue, Union Bench nnd Paul J, Gclgor borough of Shrewsbury. •>f her m>h, Albert Gchnrdlcn of Ellz- svenuo. Rod Bank, phono 1508. cxvriicnccil cooii. Swi (.•>, f.M>; l]ORI)i!nl REAL ESTATE FOR KENT of Newark. Mlna Ann Moado of Now York city •m'EWIUTEU KM-nSiirtelir^rypowritora' tinincd baby mii'iiu. S<1() ; I'liaulbcniitild- ibcth. Burlnl wan mado at Eliza- vented, bouttht, sold and ropnlrod. Tru- htuudrcHP. ?;if); lloiiHcworUein, Slid up; Sl\\Tri^__1~wfttr~twervo bo\"~~BtaiiH7~aTnl had boon visiting Mrs. Howard E. bln 3. 68 Broad ntreot. Rod Bank. SWISH cmiplc. rnok. liutler. cluuidei.f-snr- ho UFO of four roonin; peven ficrca m' Tho local post of Voternna of For- beth and tho service "Wa3 In charge 1 eign Wars, accompanied by tho Morris of River road. t Rov. J. J. Snaalor of this place. 'LUMBINC nnd heating supplies; new ilnicr. 5rtu; NotwcKinn couple, S5U. Phona Krounil. pa?tnre. Kent rcii^oiiab!*!; nc;ir Sell It Direct. Keanoburg post, docorated tho graves There wan a Inrge attonJance and nnd lined plumbing fixtures; plpo cut to RunitonJH4 orIlohoki;n3-1312. 'o field nt Entontown. Phono Red Bunk nioaBure; imlnt, oil and turpentine; open IiO YOU NBEli domestic "help"? .hint call of departed comrades In Green nnny floral tributes. MrB. Schnr- Sunday until 1:00 r. M. E. S. Conke, 85 im (employeni free) ; mnlc and feinalo VOIl "l"tK"NT~l^Fni7~._nTcnr^or~BiWnTrr Monmouth county fn.rn.3 are now producing-,the Grovo cemetery, Koyport and at Middletown Village. tn'a ynungest non Chnrlca died five Unn-ch_ street. Kcanaburg, phono fi2a helii; rcierenvcn thorounhly Inventl^nted. nionthii or year round; six mom bourn, South Amboy on Sunday afternoon. iveoko ngo. Her cldowt tion John, ARTHUR E. B6TCErTmm"t1)~(iccofnTor Atlnntlfi EmpUiyn'.ent Agency, til I'lrat f urn. tihed; nil nuulorn i in move merit:-, delicious fruits nnd vegetables for which they are wall pnpor export; nplondld norkinn- avriuic, Atlnntli: Hi hlnrnK phono_ll33. I dent locution, corner Kemp live nut- and In tho overling: tho local members at- (Tho Her! Bank Resistor can bo ^o^l^ht who ia a veteran of tho World war, l: Hyt:umor.] nvenue. Cnll or phono 2.5T-W, t tlio .tort! ot 3. 0. Knljht and William inli>[ rcaaonatila prlcaa, estlmatoa nml nd- just ly famous. Many farmcra find it tronbleaonie tendod sorvlcca In Grace Methodist it pntlont at the nnval hospital at ilco free. Your docoratln« troubles aro inro of Inviilid or elderly co'm'ilc; OHP- 1). Wator>.) rolvcd by phonlnB Rumson CtG. Easy to churoh, with Itov. Franklin Iiowcn Jraoklyn. nblti of t.-lkiui,' full hoiiiickcepiiiK chaiKe; Kirtm . tn, fin-niched m- nncl in sonic canes oven unproiltablo to ohlp their Tho Neeillowork guild will meet omomber—It'B (Sr.lt. A-l loforencon. Additvin 1U»\ 2'.)ri, Jnincs- •.li.d: $_o iind in*, t" «nlt nil fn- conducting tho services. Yesterday bun;. N. J. U_nt or '»,i!e. J. N. lllllyei, producn to tlirtant markotn. tho memtjora of tho po;it took part In nt tho homo of Mm. Anthony Bitten- riONAnncsV{JcFoVl^MMro r Phono '_9B Mlrldletown. the parade at Keannbiirg. off next Tuemlny for a covered dial- Little Silver News. pcrt Instruction on violin, mandolin! !. i, tu urKcM nce, -_'•!>- W. _ _ lonn mado to ordor; nwiilnea himit ami quality. 4 tho mooting being held bficaunn ho Now York brokornfro Ilrm of 011- Mr. and Mm. Hciwnrd Tnylnr lmvo Will) 1,1.) lUo~ii"iioB'il'ion~nB~ir'i1ou»i'Uep- in'd/cniciitw. 81 Cli'un-h htrcct.'l'iilr lln- phnnt & Co. rupBlred, mutttonsen rcnovntod—cuitnlnn, |j htid not boon consulted, nnd further Kipourd tholr immmor homo at Llt- iciloii. All work Bimrnntccd. ^tcph- liD! full rhnn;o; i>'fi'i'i-ti.-ii itirnli'lici!.. llcn- ' that tho by-lawfl ot tlio club did not tI|.holBte.v» S|,,.p, 177 Lnlnhtrm nt". K.Vl'i ru""l'"A'lik.~ Hh itv Sonin fhrmorr, havr for y^nrn t/ilcnn ndvnntn^n nf 1£«'V. j'JriicuL W. JMaiiclovlllo COII- i' MMvei' Point. I.MIIIIIIIO nimii, Cnll lli-.l llnnk Ir.nf.-Il, or 1 |i! i permit tx meeting being held with- iluetod ncrvloo at tho Atlantic Hl(;h- Capt. llnrry J. Dockrt- of tho ,',•11 Illvor ruiiil. Ki-il Haul,. out tho knowledge of tho president. •AlN'liN('i.~ii'ii.r'" hBiifhufV' .IcToFnti,,,;- M'Cli ill nlni-c, Oil-ii-Multr- lioiii. Crlci.!* thin c 1)0/1 p nnd (itioctivo wny nt HrruMi^r ru/jlojufi n, lnndn ISplncopnl church Sunday, nnd Itennicr iSiuuly Hook nf tho ,Si\ndy hluli Kilido work. Al«o 'exterior wink' ilt-ht: nl.io urai'tlrnl nr hourly n'uritii.. ml*', co].pur •H'rcenn, UMIIII.I i-.imt, llvci Ho epoko of ."chargou" helm; made Krltz Mober, Jr., of Atlnntlo HIKII- lonk l-imto iipi'iit Hnturday nt. Ii lira ywllor riinnn U.'d llnnk HI. .Iciim-ttii A. liroli, MilvlloKO*.. I-nwiiH ciu-.d for by iium-r ; Others nhould pioflt by thnlr oxamplo. 'ill) w °° "" "' Phono -nlontnn-n 1 flffnlnat mimoono, and that it \v«n for WIUI In charge of Christ churoli inu* on Willow drive. lliirdltiK fond. Ivy K. Ilattoisl.y, live: mimilos walk i,f nlulldH. llfirni.'.. thin purpnno thn meeting hml been >nn liol Minik _(!(..• i iilaco. Minn Mui'lliH C'lnpp rotuniod Snt- : called. Ho demnniled Hint If any "IV 1'ullti mil K Nl I '"'" i«ntiL.miiii7'.nri d' John N. Illllyer who lmti been l'dny from MyrncuMn iinlvomlty nnd mo iiVlook; fl.hlnii imrllon u: J i:i'i .Ml,: charges worn tn bo presented, they tho Am n nf !:< ( il fll ally, wis'll In work fur iv .[>ni't tiiontn ', hiiprttvo2B7. Klrrt ,1 Hi m^n 1, V.Kill la My. nil vo ml. In CM-huuno Jinit ufr Hroisd otrcot. I-mul & Uxiu Co., be put In writing. Tho mooting IUI- yi'i': My linprovod. ouch, Florida, to join hor mother, biiiuil ami ST».ml pin- weok; luimly IK MorlMiila Htroat. Kcd llnnk. Journod with no tuvlher notion bn- A lijciiBt tree on flnmuel Mltcholl'n Irii. Myjtlo (JJanp, who ha» boon itiylh.mil. Will uui! f"r iirnulncn, fin- KIX-ROOM' htniBC. ' "itflinm; on hUdiwny," Ing taken or any otner biwlnona -">• "-" •••-; enlimnfcs V]i_crfutly BIVLH • vi nml will imlnl, etc 1'hono lafiti. ono block tt> nchotA HIM! bint, on Leoiu place wan ntruck by lljjhtnlnir flatur- lioro uovornl moiitlm. Mlmi Clupp ona Hid llnill',. llll! Siuidcra. l-"nlr llnvcu im»t.- lnfS trananctod. ork «. I'nll finfvlll- rnnd, Lfldiiardn. N. .1.; nil Im- dciy afternoon. HI upend it week In Flnridn. nnd will ,• «HS", 1 WOBt. Front Iitrt5t!t. between f, :00 voineut n; rf-dectH'Htt'd; rnnt. rcntion- lion return homo with her mother n.:?__i.0_ J':J:1- •v.<>|1? lln>l'" TH WOMAN WIDIUMI ilay'a w.uk In do, o; rdiircnaion. Addrnna M. I... box fill, MrB. Jttmmi McKlttrlolc will be hon- Mrn. Elizabeth £!. CiullclJ, formerly iltl fin Imimliy In or out. Cnll nt y motor. 1 I Hunk. ten."> to the Afternoon Hocl.nl club to- fit this plr.ee, died at tho ngo of onliiff luwu mowers; voly ieii«nnalilt> "70 Mrcluuiln ntnMit, a(iar 6:00 I . M., Dr. and Mrn. IT. II. Hhpflleld of New ifinno ]i i iuit: 1 I IIAVH ft'lnnie 'llMlnc of f'mni^u-'d and morrow afternoon. ninety yunra Saturday mornlnpr at li'O. Hhariionlmj nmv. mHl nrlnnurn nnd i: .U' ['•'•I -* _ __. orlc nnlvod Frlilny for tho num- x ond noldorlnit: fit any kind of Imyn nnd U'OTCM wonuiu viintu mi/ liliul of work, :fnno cottiinesi mi prlvfito eatnt«n. It, will tho homo of her ison, illlloha Oullclc 1 tot . * tho lock. Tony (,:ro»«, J IB Oakland lifiuforlcimliiit, l.(iun«v,'i.rlt( by day or bo to your IUIVI.IIIHCO tu I'tnnilt tun to Tlie Reel Bapk Register travels of Lonir Tlrnnch. Sho wnn tho moth- V.«»(. Roil llnnk." 'ink I nit, v,'null in ir; nnyihiinr. Call Mnry "ii you hvuto y»»ui- mm- lionm. <;, How- • ov«V overy street In town nnil every CJfiOtivn liuclmnnn of New York liiiltlnw, fi-l Cnihni ntf«?ot, Itdinenn, iihnno nnt l.hM'lnrnil, at MniuiMiuth HUCM), ltoil er of Aim. O. J. ilognn of V'UIMWJ upent dm wnolcmid nl. Jtln iiummft- 'JLi.iA^fVVniKTifjGii, ,,iu r; heal.' toad In Iho county. Lot. It curry your Ifijf nin] (Ififilfttf. Pumii* ni lmlinllla to thaae who Hvo on tnesa York, Hurry P. flullck of tltln lioiiu1 im th o roriioim r

T several summers and tliis family is William Domidlon is conftned to —Hiona 2810 for Appolnbneaf*- •-. DR. L. W. CARLSON Investigation | now located there. , his home, with illness. S1JEGEON CIUBOPODIST Alter a conference between Judge Carlton Connors of Wayside is now employed at tho Monmouth Consoli- FOOT SPECIALIST Persklo end Judge Truax, it was an- Revolver Permits nounced that the hearings on the re- dated wnfer company. OBc» Hour.: Dally 10 n. m. to G p. m. volver permits would be conducted Mr. and Mra. Guy Richdale of Evenings: Tuesday and Thursday. Justice Perskie Orders Holders of in open court at Freehold and that Montclair epent the week-end at For eppolntmeat phono 2442. Permits and Their Sponsors to all common picas matters would be their summer cottage on Phalanx 21-23 BROAD ST.. KEDBANK.N.J. deferred until the investigation was road. Appear in Court—Hearings completed. The hearing will start Mis. William VanBrunt spent Start June 6. June C. About 25 a day can be dis- Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Jennie E¥ery Woman f posed of. liiinnom of Aslmry Park, Supremc Court Justice Joseph B. Letters havo been sent out by j Fred Owens la now employed by Perskio last week ordered a thor- Jud^a Harry Truax to all police the Tuller Construction company. "Trade in Red Bank; WantW s ough investigation of tho holders oj chiefs of Monmouth county to ap- He Is working at Little Falls. -un permits in Jlonmouth county, Make Red Bank ths looh her be3t at aU Umes--- pear on stated dates and tell why A Jersey City family has estab- feel at ease or"5 perfectly "judge Pcn-liie issued this order fol- gun permits were Issued by them and lished a motor c^rap on the Louia —at— First to Prosper" TODAY and TOMORROW ! iovi-iniT the published information why they should he continued. The Dcshibats farm. that "Waxey" Gordon, alleged shore opening day will bo June 0 when Mrs. David Hood Is a surgical pa- lioor liinc;' Max Hasscl and Max three police chiefs will be hoard. Created by fircenberg, his plain associates, and tient at tlic Presbyterian hospital at SHE ROSE TO FAME ON / ~~ ' They are Frank Elscle of Ocean New York. Sho la recovering from Gossard Carmine ot township, Frank Rogers of Deal and a recent opcrntlon. THE RUINS OF HER / " Long Branch, had been issued per- Karl M. Hoyer of Belford. la Uia answer. mits which were signed by Chief o: Reymond Bendetto 1B visiting at REPUTATION. Tho pull of tho Police Horace L. Byram of Asbury the home of his mother at Paterson. back - straps Park and Chid of Police Joseph Mc- Mrs. Edwin Brasch, principal of flattens the ab- Garvey of Long- Branch. These per- Colt's Neck News. the River Plnzn school, took the Sho didn't care domen, uplifts mits wore also passed on by Judgo [ seventh and eifrhth irradco to New Jiowmuclimml tho bust, and Harry A. Truax. Gordon's permit The sewing club of the Reformed I York on Saturday. She was accom- they throw. controls tho bore the name of David Davis, a church met at the home of Mrs. Wai-1 panled by Mrs. Harold Perry, Mis. UPSTAIRS Sho was out hips. lawyer in the firm of Tumen & Tu- ter D, Fields last Thursday. The Harold Young and Mrs. Edgar Alex- to get evory time was spent principally in mak- ander. Jack Skelly drove the bus on at 69 Broad Street, Let our expert men of Asbury Park. Jonas Tumen, (Opp. nionmoiith St.) cent fihfl rnnld Qttcrn show county prosecutor, and Louis Tumen, ing quilts and spreads to be sold at the trip. for her baby. you what city magistrate of Asbury Park, nre tho annual harvest homo of the partners in tho firm. church In August. A social time nnd Fnrty nt Naveslnk. Permanent Mls-SlmpIlclty refreshments were enjoyed at the can do. The permit issued to Gorden Is said close of the meeting. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Otto Johnson of to be the real cause for-Judge Per- A class of about twenty children NavcBlnk entertained at a party last $3.50 to $10 skie's order. Gordon was arrested week In honor of her guest, Miss recently in his hide-out in New York will receive first communion Sunday Helen McMakln of Spartanburg, up state. The revolver for which he re- morning at nine) o'clock at St. Mary's South Carolina. Tho guests were ceived a permit in Monmouth coun- church. ty was found under his pillow. Gor- Mr. and Mrs. James Welsh of At- £• ^^J^ZZn'Zl' J£ lantic Highlands spent Sunday with 17 Broad Street. Bed Bank, N. 3. don, whose real name Is Irving Wex- Mrs. Neil Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Manicure, Finger or And if you don't break it, ler, has lived at Bradley Beach for Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Welsh. A largely attended dance was held Joseph Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl- Marcel Wave, by the Young Men's Christian asso- ton Walling, Miss Marlon Cooper. FOR Broadway" wilt break. you. | ciation Thursdad y nighihtt at tthh e schoolhl- Rev. Hollls A. Hart and Raymond Haircuts ffff|c 1 house. Tho Coquette girls' orchestra Taylor. •of Belmar provided the music. | The Holiday gun club will hold Its Tho Red Bank Register travels HAIR DYEING over every street in town and every for Both Ladies and Genta. ' annual banquet for its members and road in tho county. Let it carry your •their families Friday,,night, June 2. message to those who live on these Ask Us About It! ! The feast will be served in the form thoroughfares.—Advertisement. —Phone 2810 for Appointments— {of covered di3h suppers. This event has always proved highly delightful in the past for all who participated Preserve your Furs and and every preparation is being made ! for the banquet next week to conform Winter Garments . . . ! to this standard. Orland Grant, son of John Grant of lCatontown. spent the week-end Have them cleaned and with Chriney Cunover. Mr. and Mis. Thomas W. Sherman TODAY and TOMORROW stored in the ir-.vfi rented their house at Long D:?.nch for the summer and they are at the home of their son, John W. Be ready to start out early on your trip. Let ."human. Anold Conovci's riding stable has —IN— us take care of your car first—save time, trouble gained increased patronage the past; week or so. Most of his new cus-, "She Done Him Wrong" tomers are residents of Red Bank. THE DARLING OF BROADWAY— and cash. , . . ... Ito attributes his increased business ! BKD BANK A HOT in a large degree to advertising in ! FRL, SAT., JUNE Z, 3. The Register. j Atlas Tires . .. Batteries . . . Lubrication . George S. P. Hunt, Forman Hunt, j IN RED BANK. Free Crankcase Service. WiHinm Hunt, Charles Flock and . FRIDAY i r SATURDAY Chriney Conover attended a legjsla- • t.ive hearing at Trenton last Thurs- ' LEO CARILLO Your garments are fully d3-- with regard to fixing milk ! prices. All four of Ihe men men-' insured against loss by tioned are large owners of cattle. 1 KAY HAMMOND — IN- The new trip automatic lights at the intersection of the state highway, Junior Coughlan fire and theft—and safe COR. MAPLE AVE. & BERGEN PLACE nnd the county road are now in ser- AND vice. There are four lights in all, against moth damage. COR. BRIDGE AVE. & RECTOR PL. ! two stationary and two swinging.; KEN in "THE COR. FRONT & SPRING STS. Many accidents have occurred at tho MAYNARD PHANTOM" Intersection, resulting in deaths and injuries. Folks here xrelcome this safeguard but regret that the. state j highway commission -waited until j many persons had been killed and hurt before taking action. j MAURICE The Colt's Neck baseball team, In | SUN., a game, at this place last week, de- feated a Red Bank nine by the score MON., of 15 to 14. The contest was marked -IN— (by heavy hitting and numerous er- TUES., of the. rors. JUNE , Low Prices ' Tintori Falls News. 4-5-6. for Howard Johnson of Keansburg has moved to the Galatro house at I this place. He is employed on the Shampooing of former James C. Sickles farm at USE YOUR REBATE TICKETS. Scobeyville, which was recently pur- What a not when this monorcli'of muscle mon chased by J. Allison Stern. GOOD EVERY DAY ! Arthur E. Tipling of Elizabeth is turns fromhi-jackinolohigh-life-fromhomicido^ having Improvements made to the Domestic Rugs—9x12 to hou56parlies-from dames to debulanlesl Pi Beiman houeo nt thin place, THE Y. M. C. A. IS A CONSTRUCTIVE FORCE IN OUR ( 1 O To attract v, Inch ho recently bought. The dwel- COMMUNITY. EVERYBODY HELP. $4.00. E D "'W 'A R' "D,,- SEIBERLING THRIFTY tire ling is being enlarged and modern- Standard Service Miss Agnes Le Strange and John >£••/£/ « / buyersT-kecp LeStrange. of Jersey City and Pat- Oriental Rugs—9x12 i lck LeStrange of New York spent SIZES \i?t.» our doors swing- pait of last week with Mi3s Mar- $6.00. gate^ Dean. 29x4.40—21 .. . $4.65 ing, we've priced Thomas Calandrlello has hud n 1 These Prices in Force 29x4.50—20 .... 5.00 :i irvidstand booth made near his store niir Spilirrlings'way tl ffr the sale of refreshments. Orily Until June 8,1933 with onothcr grcol HR5T NATIONAL cott, including ' 30x4.50—21 . 5.20 i j The Old Mill Tea House opened MARY.'ASTOR • HELENIVINSO'N 'or the season last week and it was 3 BROAD ST., RED BANK. 28x4.75—19 .. . 5.65 'i O Here, at lnM, m l.'ipely patronized. The hostesses on Two Phones: 3334—3335. 29x4.75—20 .. . 5.90 the first two opening days were Mlsg VI' ll fiiip tires at really I.'llm Loftus and Miss Ethel Droyer. r 29x5.00—19 .. . 6.10 (ieorge Stevens lias rented the SPECIALS—Ending Saturday, June 3rd. 'I prior'-. O Como in, look, "'oothoff and Honigman farms and SaturrJay Matinee for Children ! is operating them in addition to FRESH-KILLED We also Dye Rugs and CHArTER i—"WllisrEBING SHADOW." :; compare. \VP liuTe your ih" farm which ho owns. William ALSO SKY SYMPHONy—HOLM WOOD, CITY OF CELLUXOtB. jj H2R at your price. 1 illlfl is n now employee of Mr. Carpets to Sample. M. G. M. .NEWS. te-ens. Carl Drcyer has recovered finin quinsy soro throat and he has . SUN., MON., JUNE 4, 5. ' no hark to work for Mi-. Stevens. Francis Maher has bought n Chevrolet roadpter. CHUCK Boneless Chuck Pot Again He Is a Pagan ! Singing Songs of Love ! Charles Holmes has returned from . Romantic ! Daring I i visit to relatives at. Holmdel. Hi' I i^ row working on Harry Johnson's' f'nm. I At Onkhurst last Thursday the ; school baseball team of this place.' V.T victorious by tile scorn of ii tn 'J A tie game was played hero with ' rsey ir Cooled TIRES NcvcrWear Smooth Went Belmar last week, the ncore < (I/AUGE—7-II>. Average) being 2 to 2. I I 'Iheodoro Pillin was a vir-ltor nt FRYING CHICKENS 23c "> 15 Months' Free Protection on Seiberling T\"ow York pnrt of last. week. 1h John Delaney has hud a barn built LEGS SPRING LAMB 21c Air-Cooled Tires. on hin place, CHOPPED BEEF 15c ™ VilMarn Honnrtt ban hnd a now NAVEL CORNED BEEF 8ctb Seiberling Double Service Tires—12 Monthn. i>i> (h« hratiij 1wrtt. 1'vi'iiviiiiiiv irrLi". Mrn. !•;. Moellor r,f J l:ir.liT'rtiti-It TI1K Y. M. <'. A. T3 A CONHTBUOTIVK FOTIOK IN OVU r 70-76 White Street, 1* *' H^lghlr In vi.itlni; nt the home, ul y. l ,Vl'Rl BODY HI'XP.